The Ordway new era., 1919-01-31
coIoRApo NEWS NOTES

of the Denver Stockyards, is the niost
pretertious Offering ever staged oy
this organization. Ils size and scope
and excellence have kept pace WIN
the growth Of the cattle raising IN
dustry IN the Rocky Mountain region
ever bcfore-a fact which - in no
small degree due 70 the standards es-
tsbiished by the show Itself Follow
ing are the number Of entries in the
livestock division; Breeding Cattle
Shorthorns,. 2f5; Herefords. 2ss;
Aberdeen Angus, SO; Galloway, 81
Single Fat Steers-S Shorthorn, q;
Hereford, 8; Aberdeen Angus, .; Gsi-
lowayi 9; grnde and cross-bredi 10
Dairy Cattle--Jersey, 20; Holstein-
Friesian, 122; Guernsey II; Milking
Shorthorn, 20. Breeding Swine
Berkshire, Is; Poland China, 1885, Do
roc-Jersey, 2ss; Hampshire, 35. Breed
ing SheepACotswold 20; Leicester
and Lincoln, 6; Hampshire, 5si Ok
ford, 2; Shropshire, 22i Southdor,n,
%; Rsrbouillet, l5l Single Fat
Sheep-22 Horses Percheronj ST.;
French Draft, s: Beigisn, 81; CiydesS
dale and Shire lp5. registered breed
ing horses, 4. Mules and Jucls-f6.
DenverAE Election Of officers and re-
ports Of the work Of the orYanizs-
ton occupied the sttention Of the
members Of the Colorado Editorial
Association during the first day Of
their convention in session at the Al
bnny Hotel. c. r. Wadsworth Of the
Western Newspaper Union was elected
president of the orgauizstion; $. A.
Crary Of the Lamar Naws, vice presi--
dent and George Hsubrick Of the
Greeley News. secretsry and tress--
urer. A resolution was passed ex-.
pressing the Hunbounded faith in the
loyalty, patriotism and integrity Of
Alva Swain Mr.. Swain hes been a
member Of the Editorial Association
for twelve years, snd for the last
seven years has served ss It's secre-
trry, Wright Al Patterson, editor-in-
chief Of the Western Newspaper
Union, was the principal speaker az a
luncheon given the members Of the
association at the Albany Hotei bjyI
the Brock Haffner Press Company
Mr. Patterson chose as his subject
THE Responsibilities Of the Country
Press During the Reconstruction Pc
riodn
Colorado is member Of . perma-
nent organization of seven states, 70
be knows ~ the Land Settlement Con-
gress for Soldiers Sailors and Ma
rines THE organization WIS perfected
at meeting of Delegates from the
seven states held IN Salt lake City
lts purpose is the development Of g.
900 900 acres Of land in the Colorado
river basin, in accordance with the
reclamation plan Ibid down by the
Secretary Of the Interior Franklin X.
Lane.
Fifteen teachers are needed at once'f
to fI vacancies in the rural and grade
schools Of Colorado Positions have
been listed with the United States Erf-
ployrnent Bureau for several days, but
the bureau has been unable TO fnd
candidates. The POSITIONS pay saiaries
ranging from $50 to 800 a month and
include rural, grade and Nigh schools.
The term Of employment will be for
the remainder Of the yesr. in most
cases three months
Officers Of the corlstabulsry under
Lieutenant r g. Trosper and two
Denver men with an automobile load
Of IiouoT raced for eighteen miles
over the prairie Of Weld and Morgan
counties. The men were caught by
the officers, 3s5 bottles Of liquor takef,
from their ear, and the alleged soot-
leggers, who gave the. fanesS , =.
Anderson and William Jacobsen, taken
to Fort Morgan and turned over to
Lne sneflH.
oAicers Of the Great Western Sugar
Company state that beet growers in
Northern Colorado in large numbers
are signing sontyacts for the 1919
season, many N them increasing their
acreage from 30 to 100 per cent. The
sugar company officers believe that
more. sugar beets VIII be grown in
Northern Colorado this year than ever
before
Dean Of Women Mrs. Gilbin Brown
u the State Teachers College st
Greeley, has Issued orders that no
girl student II the college shall re-
ceive callers st her boarding hoass
except on Friday and Saturday.
Ten Thousand head of cattle are be
ins, Ted in the Mead and Longfnont
districts. H
Gos6perativa marketing provides q
simple, Inexpensive way for the fsrp-
ets to market their livestock. accord
ing to Il, " clark Of The Agricultural
College Mr.. CLARK says; 1.-THE farm
.ets simply farm an organization and
hire a manager. Whenever farmer
hhs any livestock to sell he notifies
the fnaf,aeet and as sbbn ss enough
stock has been reported 10 make n
shipment, ears are ordered and the
shipment e,es forward, This system
81 marketing is increasing the quality
and quantity Of livestock wherever II
IL used. A tepbft on recent ship
iient 81 cattle to Denver from the
Western sltre shows that the farmers
received s9ff per. head niote than they
wefe pirered A home Some Of the
aiiih,nls sold f6f $40 more per head
thnti the local market offered
Finding iubs fvf returned soldiers
Is no ptohlein in Denver, according to
gcutRe w. yallery, assistant state
director of the United. state Labor
Department 'trhe business met 81