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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY

We have but few more years in which may assist
living Civil War doing who
have been laid beneath the sod The living less deserving
of honor than the dead therefore let aside
the proper time Memorial Day and hands with
the living heroes to do honor to the memory of the dead heroes
those of both the blue and the gray
Let hope that again will America be called upon
sacrifice upon the altar of the God of War generation of her
choicest blood but let honor and and love that flag
that Tuesday will again flung to the breeze all this
land of by these crippled bent and old of 81
that should the necessity will flock
done before.
Hang your flag next Tuesday morning, decorate your
place of business with national coor and that all
have all and all hope to he You that flag
number of will he needed to of
A. r. the w r. G. and Ladies' of G. A. r. to the
terry Memorial Day All those who will donate of
this purpose will please have their
the Elk's Home at 8 a m Tuesday, May 30.
The flag first. HANG FLAG.
ZENAS T. ROBERTS, Mayor
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26
MARKET REPORT
Cattle Advancing, Hogs Are Steady
and Sheep Firm

Kansas City Stock Yards, May 22-
Cattle prices advanced around 25 cents
last week and closed firm. The supply
today is 10000 head. same as on last
Monday, and strong conditions are again
effective. Colorado pulp fed steers were
not as numerous as on recent Mondays,
most of them at So SO and $500. Bulk
Of beef steers range from S8.z5 to SO SO.
there being no longer anything that can
be called cheap. Stockers and feeders
held up strong last week, and are firm
today and if there is to be a seasonable
break in prices this month there are no
Signs of it yet. Sales range from 81 SO
to SO rs in most cases.
Hogs closed last week with almost a
complete recovery from the break early
in the week. but good run at leading
markets today sent prices down again,
supply here $4,000. However. order
buyers bought some hogs here early
at steady prices. top $3.50. but bulk
Of sales. at $3.50 to $3.50. ranged
S to 10 lower. The supply last week
was $4,000 head more than previous
week. but packers acted like it was
b,on and not a hardship. which points to
the extraordinary capacity Of eonsump-
tive channels. and incidentally offers en-
couragement as regards future markets.
Sheep and lambs sold stronger every
day last week and are firm today. No
fancy wooled lambs are offered today,
but same are worth around Sl2.5o.
Clipped Westerns weighing s8 lbs. brot
$lo.z5. a new high record. and native
spring lambs, medium class. sold at
$l2.25. Receipts are 5000 today. but
the supply for a week has shown big
shortage from recent weeks.
J. 4. RicxARr. Market Correspondent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26
GET FIRST CANTS
Rocky Ford Seed Producing Splendid
Melons in California

Thru the courtesy of l. ID. Hale. from
whom the Rocky Ford Cantaloupe Seed
Breeders association on Tuesday re-
ceived a crate of cantaloupes grown in
the Imperial Valley, The Enterprise has
had the pleasure of sampling the finest
melons ever grown in California.
These cantaloupe were grown from
the Ryan brothers famous Pollock No.
% salmon flesh seed, which the West
ern representative of c. II. Weaver d.
Co. reports as giving the best satisfac-
ton of any seed he has ever tried.
MIR. Hale says that the first shipment
of these melons, which are being ex-
plotted under the name of Three
Melon Brand" brot fancy prices in
Chicago, and the Produce Record has
this to say under date of May 10:
Weaver G. Co. got their first express
shipment of the seasons California
cantaloupes on Wednesday, which were
sold at an average of Sl4.50 per crate
Two standards were snapped up at SlS,
while three ponys brought Sl2. They
were of the salmon tint variety.
F. w. MORT, manager of the fruit
department, said: The quality, condition
size, net, grade and pack of these
melons were perfect. Their excellent
condition assures high quality i'll the
Three Melon brand"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26
Cubs Make 1t Two Straight
from Las Animas
FROM TAIL END TO
SECOND PLACE
With McGraw in the Pitchers Box
Rocky Ford VIII Soon BE Lead
ing the League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Knause's crew of ball tossers
have put in busy week and got
away with the big end of the
score and as result step into
second place in the league race.
During the past week the Cubs
have taken two games from Las
Animas and dropped one to Fort
Lyoa and in an exhibition game
at Pueblo were tied in 13 inning
struggle.
Another big week is before the
team and with the boys fast
rounding into form it is expected
that they will soon regain their
old place at the head of the league.
On Sunday the Cubs go to
Fort Lyon and will try and even
up for the cruel way they were
treated there last Thursday.
On Decoration Day the La
Jnnta team will play two games
here and it is reported that every
body in the county seat will take
day off and accompany the team.
One contest will be played in the
morning and one in the afternoon.
The La Junta boys have been
playing the-elassiest ball in the
league so far this season and up
to date have only been defeated
once and two fast games can be
looked for.
Take Two from Las Animas
Las Animas was forced to the cellar
position when they dropped two games
to Rocky Ford this week.
Sundays game was replete with
playing on the part of the home team
and the visitors were shut out by the
score of s to 0. Renell was in the box
for the locals and while II hits were
charged up against him, he kept them
scattered and with good support behind
him the Las Animas team were unable
to score.
Littler was on the mound for the
visitors and was touched up for II hits
and gave way to Billings in the sixth.
The phenomenal fielding of Moore was
feature of the game as was the hit
ting of Harwood. Campbell. and Love.
The score:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26
Struck by Lightning.

Garlock, who is employed by
usual experience. to say the least,
when he was struck by lightning
Monday afternoon and is still living
to tell the story. Mr. Garlock was in
the field plowing with team and rid
ing plow when he was knocked from
tho plow by the force OF lightning
bolt. The man was badly stunned
but appears to be none the worse for
his unusual cxpcricncc.-Manzanola
sun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26
Back Home From Mexico.

]. Z. Gauger arrived home Wednes-
day from a weeks sojourn i'll FL
Paso, Texas. and numerous points in
southern New Mexico, where the
Holly Sugar Company has several
hundred acres OF bects growing this
year. He says you hear more talk
about the war here in Colorado than
you do in FL Paso. and the people
are not half so much concerned
about it as the newspapers try to
make out. He also arranged for the
final consignment OF about 900 or 700
Mexicans who are coming to Colo
rado to work in the beet fields during
the thinning season. which will be on
next weck.-I.a Junta Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26
WATER SUIT ENDED
High Line and Bessemer Ditch Com
panies Ratify Contract

High Line and Bessemer Ditch Com
panies Ratify Contract
Water right litigation between Kan
sas and Colorado water users on the
Arkansas river is forever at an end
as a result of the ratification of the
compromise agreement by the stock
holders of the Rocky Ford High Line
Canal company at it's meeting last Sat
urday and of the Bessemer Ditch COM
pany at a meeting on Monday afternoon.
All the big irrigating companies of
the Arkansas valley had ratified the
agreement at previous meetings and
the ratification by these companies
makes the deal complete and assures
settlement of the water suits for all
time.
The compromise agreement stipulates
that the Colorado water users will
pay the Kansas claimants of prior
rights total of SLAB, 700.
That purchases for the Colorado
irrigating companies $50 second feet of
water in the Arkansas river claimed by
the Kansas companies.
The money will be paid over to the
attorneys for the Kansas claimants
probably about June Is.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26
SCHOOL AFTERMATH
Alumni Reception Most Enjoyable
Affair-Our Athletes Meet with
Hard Luck in State Meet

Amongst the most enjoyable
events of commencement week to
the class of l6 was the Alumni
reception, which was held in the
Presbyterian church last Friday
night and called forth some three
score of former graduates of the
Rocky Ford high school to well
come and receive the latest grad
uates-all of whom were present,
with the exception of those at
tending the state track meet at
Boulder.
With pennants, high school and
class colors the reception room
was profusely decorated. giving
pleasure to all, and this was great
ly intensified by the splendid BAN
quet that WAS served. Following
is the program:
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26
Big Strawberry Feast

The Pageant of the Rockies" is the
way many speak Of the great pageant
given at Glenwood Springs on the occa-
sion OF Their annual strawberry festival
This year Glenwood has chosen June q
as the date for the big affair and the pa
geant together with the ball games. free
swims, free berries. and many other
things insures all fine time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26

has its Shotwell and its Bingham, but
the Aggies have Tucker, Moore and
Swink. The Ministers have others
who are good. Ditto the Aggies. The
score of 81 to 45 in Fridays track meet
indicates which side had the better
men and the larger number. OF this
total Tucker took down 13 points,
Moore won 10 and Swink got 9, the
latter winning the broad jump and tie
ing for the high jump at n height of
feet s inches.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26
new CITY HALL
CONTRACT LET
Difference of but $128 in the
Four Bids Received
RAILROAD AVENUE
WANTS IMPROVEMENT
County Expected to Bear Portion of
Expense for Grading and
Graveline

The important matter for con-
sideration at the regular meeting
of the city council last Friday
evening was the letting of the con-
tract for onr new city hall build
ing. bids upon which had been
called for at the previous meeting.
There were four applicants for
the job and from the bids sub-
mitted it is evident that the con-
tractors were figuring close, as
there was difference of but SIPS
between the highest and lowest
bidders. The contractors who
submitted bids were:
George o. Teats- S4645
A. p. Brokaw 1878
w. l.. Palmer -- 475O
Peterson & Beck ---- 4773
On motion the contract Was let
to the lowest bidder, Contractor
Teats, who states that he will get
busy right away and have the new
city hall ready for occupancy be-
fore the summer is over.
AS the water commissioner has
steady employment for Mac Mar
tin, lie was discharged from the
position of caretaker of the city
parks and Chas. Sherman WAS
elected to this position which
carries salary of $50 month.
$. l.. Deweese appeared before
the council relative to the grading
and graveling of Railroad avenue
between Eleventh and Sixteenth
streets, on which he stated tine
county WAS likely to bear portion
of the expense if the city would
agree to bear the rem ainder less
the amount that would be provid-
ed by private subscriptions. On
motion the matter was referred to
the street and alley committee,
with power to act.
Sewer District No. 2 WIS up for
discussion, but no definite action
was taken as the city engineer had
not submitted his report rs to the
probable cost. 1t was made II reg
ular order of business for the next
council meeting, when something
will probably be started to relieve
the condition in tile southwest sec
ton of the city, where the seep-
age has caused such damage that
the county assessor is this year
lowering property values within
the affected area.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26

Summary-Stolen bases: Lomasney,
Smith. Moore, Andrews. Two-base hits:
Campbell. Three base hit: Kehoe. Har-
wood. Struck out: by Renell 10. by
Littler 2. Base on balls: off Renell |.
off Lttler 2. Attendance $50. Umpire
Mcdonald.
Tuesdays game at Las Animas was
played in high wind that made good
pitching an impossibility. Inability of
the pitchers to locate the plate was
responsible for the large .score of 16 to
II in favor of Rocky Ford.
Las Animas used two infielders in
the box on account of the regular
pitchers being out of condition. Tooth
aker made his first appearance in the
box for the locals but was wild and in
effective and was replaced by Williams
Continued on Page Four
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-26
BRIDGE BENEFIT
Program at the Presbyterian
Church This Evening

Musie-The Ten Virgins
Tableau-Jesus. Savior, Pilot Me
Tableau-ta) Rebeeea at the Well.
ID, Rebeoea Meeting Isaac
Reading-Select:on from The Sky
Pilot" Kathleen Neale
Tableau-Moses in the Bulrushes
Tableau-Samuel Presented to Eli
by Hannah
Readine-Seleetion from Kipling.
Hazel Kerney
Tableau-Ruth. Naomi and Orpha
Music
Tableau-The Captive Maid and
Naaman's Wife
Tableau-Esther Before the King
Music
Tableau-The Three Wise Men
Tableau-The Ba be in the Manger
Monologue Last Hymn. Evan
geline Hauck
Tableau-America
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Irnolo Senten.
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ganbitenleben in Chicago.

6 bica9o. Sa.-&m Sreitag
gia6mitta9 purbe elm Yoli5iit Dor Dem
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ttnicre lebten Uemiefeiten.
(Spezialdepeschen dieser Zeitung.)

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Spanien mnS SdbtpeSen aitf
settle Scr Uerbunteten.
(Spe5ien fir bieie Seituns.)

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aprreiponbens.

Sfarhe. Sfla.-Sruu Watb.
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i'm 8un9e. - Cine bon bcn 3apatiitcn
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Soma Carmen III perfanien. .
An Witdea nno Spmarb Countless

Breile fir unfere oerbenerteu Sarnleu BON
500. 80 autpdrts, fir unperbeiierie 10 niebria
iuie $40 per Ader. Sofparo Gountb foar In 1919
bas Banner'aorn.S onnt9 hes Siaaies. aauter
BET 3e9n, llnierlaee. aein beiierer 8ooen i'm
Staaie fir ale grlen 6armprooufte. 9as QaIS
1T t6on eelesen, 9uie natiirlibe Srainierura.
ober Sar6.gan., gusse8eitneies geaiier. 8ute
e1uIen nno atrden; 9te beiten Pabbarm.
S6reibi fhr nnfere Bargain'eiite. mir beriaii,
Iaut6baieel Oh. Heteren5: Siaie ganf oSer
q. n gani. ID. u. wspntasae eamb Company,
@ttebtne, Soma. ~"
PsiuI sareiben erwabns oisfss SIait, X
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Iarm 5u ucrfauien.-ltm einen
HldIlaB 81 re9eln. miro bieie Sarm
31 bcbeutenb ipcniger als Dem nirts
lihcn 8crtb perfauft ipcrbcn. Sic
Sarm lit in benz idDncn, beltifen
fatboliihcn Stcarns County, WinneS
lota, g~ele9en; bier Wcilen bon Stabt
nit GROCER fatbpliiter Stride rno
S6ipeiternidule, brei 1eilen bon
elmer nnoeren fatbolilhen Stride.
Nabe Shule ltnb Creamery. Cute
2anpltraben linb an elmer 2anopoIts
8oute. Die Sarm umfabt 179 older,
2ebmboben; 70 Ider inter &ultur,
IS older 8ieie. flint Ider nit &lee
uub ietipas nit alfalfa bepflan3t. 40
Ifer @eibe nit Sipe> @ire> Saun rmz
9eben. Heit lit 8rulblanb unb fann
leidt abeebol5t ipcrbcn. Sieies lit
aus9e5eihnetes &prnlano. SlieBenoe
Guelle perioret Saus unb 8eioe.
Neues bier 3immer Snus; anbere &C.
bduoe iinb in 9ltem 3uitanb. -
Gbenfcus 40 SLIDER, cine lnb brett
biertel Weile bon pbi9cr Sarm, 25
Ider iino natiirlite @eibe, bas iibrise
lit Sol5lanb. Sieies 2anb fann Iepaz
rat ober %5uiammen sefauft fperben.
Ser 1reis bieies 2anbes. tpenn i6neu
p~erfauft. lit $50 per Ider. 9ie
Sdlfte baar; 8eit 81 6 Ero5ent nad)
Selieben bcs adufers. Sieles lit cine
@eIeaenbeit fir einen iun9cn Samis
liennater, pie iie iid ielten bietet.
Sir ndbere Iusfunft lhreibe man an
Or. g. s.. 8ufen, 8afer, 81. Sal.
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aus Canada entnihene ariesss
gefanqene 5ugelaiIen.

Calais. We.-8ie bier oeltid1en
6rie9sgefan9enen, ipelde aus benz
Setentionsla8er 81 Imberit, q. g,
cntfpifeu uno bier 5unddit, nudlbem
tic Die @ren6c iiberifrittcn, in Sait
ecnpmmcn lporocn luarcn, murocn
bon II. e. giuipnnberun9S sgcbGrbcu
5ugelniIcu,