Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner. (Elizabeth, Colo.) 1920-1921, 1920-08-06
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.

Scott, Teller county, and william q.
banks, Arapahoe county; for Govern
or-Robert II. Higgins, Pueblo, James
NJ Collins, Weld county; for Lieuten-
ant Governor-Frank f. Carringer,
jefferson county; Ed Anderson, Den
yer: for Secretary of State-James X.
holland, Denver; for Supreme Court
Judge-Fred G.. Folsom, Boulder coun-
ty; for State Treasurer-E. l.. Medley,
walsenburg, p. F. Gildea, Lake coun-
ty; for State Auditor-Alphonse Ar
dourel, Boulder county: for Attorney
General, Morrison Shafroth, Denver;
George Hetherington. Gunnison coun-
ty; for State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction-Mrs. Mary G. G. Brad
ford, Denver; for Regents for the
State University-Mrs. Minnie l.
Harding, Edward c. Stimson, (for six
year term), Edward Fl. Park and Fred
Stowe (four-year term), aud Fred Il.
Anderson (for two-year term) Presi-
Dental Electors-Frank L. Bishop,
Denver; w. d. Kelsey, Phillips county.
Mrs. S. II. Rhoads, Larimer county, f.
l.. Churchill, Weld county, Mrs. Carrie
st. Clair, Garfield county, and l.. A
Duke of Pueblo; National Representa-
tives from the Third Congressional
District-Samuel J. Burris, Pueblo,
Guy NJ Waybright, Otero county, and
Allan NJ. Lambrght. Bent county.
Pa and Ma will attend the night
shows of fireworks and races under
spotlight at the State Fair. Just to
amuse the children" They will also
be there during the days so that the
children may learn in the most perfect
manner possible-through object les
sons-all about fine stock and the best
fruits and vegetables and grains and
artistic productions and up-to-date ma
chinery and all about the latest and
best ways of doing the things neces-
sary to earn an honest living In this
world. And or course the children
will want to see what kind of horses
can trot and pace and run the fastest,
and how fast the airplanes can go
when Swimming over the grandstand
and bleachers and racing with automo-
biles on the track. And then the chill
dren are entitled to all the laughs and
thrills while they are young, and so
they must see the wonderful acrobats
and funny people who every day per-
form In front of the grandstand. And
1t is perfectly proper that the young
folks should see and hear all the
things and sounds patriotic and the
wonderful music, and all that. Incl
dentally 1t will be noticed that the
children are better pleased than are
Pa and Ma themselves-it does them
good to see the children have good
time, you know.
Fully 700 carloads of apples are ex-
pected to be shipped from the Olathe
and Montrose districts this year, the
crop at this time showing bumper ten
denotes. Help in marketing the crop
Will be obtained from outside towns
anu pichers WIN ne ihpo',eu i,oi'
many ne'eoo' i"s "ien s."oo'' 40 mas
fupiis oi al scnoois u, 'ne s'a'
p ,,' "u - 80. n,s,',s r.,
da, Sontanhar oa,h S+oto Eoir Mon
~ pooron hos ,,rit,on 70 co,r
~. s,,nor;rtondorts os,inc tho number
Of TEACHERS and nuniIs in their iuris
dfction and tickets Will be sent FOR dis
trioutioh'
All Sedgwlck county LOOKS WIN Keen
interest io tiie hn l. 'es'iis anu 'aie VI
'ne n."''' $1,000 -, ~
-. "a .hrasher Tha ohios
onxietv of the farmers has been the
toryestipg and MARKETING of their
groin
Approximately S2,25O,OOO will be
paid out to beet raisers in the Fort
Collins district this year by the Great
western sugar company, "rlch mas
factory III rort NoiiiiS' Inc hoNeinhu