The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-06

Warren T. McCary. Percy Morri.
near Evergreen may have some young
stock in the car lot classes CT Pollea
Herefords and a few individuals il
the single classes.
Among the Duroc hog men show
ing are Frank Kinney, Littleton, w.
E. Brown of the F. b. Vail ranch,
Fl. Logan, Green Acres owned by
H. w. J. Edbrooke and r. Eggleston
who is showing two fat barrows.
Sheep classes from the county will
be light this year as Harry Petrie &
Sons have sold out their band of a
thousand purebred Hampshires as
has Judge Rucker, leaving only the
smaller bands of Chester E. Wilson
and w. H. Wilson and Eggleston in
the county. Mr.. Eggleston has e
band of high class Shropshires ready
to clean the boards with but is not
showing Hamps. Tho not in the
sheep lire, w. Weare Of Morrison
has ordered several pens rooted to
prevent the Toggenburg goats that
he will show from climbing the flag
poles. TheBonvue Farms Co. man.
aged by R. l.. Hinton will be well
represented from their farm near
Golden with a nice lot Of milking
Shorthorns, and will probably be the
largest exhibitor in the point of num-
bers Of any one from the county
The State Industrial School has q
lot of the same kind of cattle but i
is not knowJ whether or not they
will show.
The pure bred stock business o
this county is fast increasing on ac-
count of it's favorable location tt
the markets and it is expected that
several more breeders will throw
their hats in the ring with sometime
good that are not known ut the
present time. The breeders of the
county are emphatic in the ooinio'
that the purebred business is looking
IN brighter all the time OF account
of the depressed markets and condi
tions forcing the stcckman to ge'
into the good kinds, especially pur'
bred sires, to meet competition u
economy of production over tn
scrub kinds that have been running
the pastures heretofore, This, they
say, can be shown by the facts that
the stock yards are getting the roo
ends of the herds, better stuff bei''
held.
Three other steps Of wide impor'
ance have also been determined up
on. One OF these is to institute
traffic and TRANSFORMATION depart
ment. A. second Is tn create de
partment Of education. orc ~ the
big Jobs of which VIII be that o.
publicity.
The third step is to undertake .
study of na'inral tn~at'o- '"ws. y
make sure that Any revision Of s''c'
does not shift greater burden FROM
industrial interests to the farmer
In this latter the federation has hnd
the advice of Prof. T. s Adams, O.
Yale University.
The Farm Bureau referred tn ~
members early last summer the No
Ian taxation bill. now IN for consid
Grafton in Congress- The vote w1-
almost unanimous nrninst the bill.
A second referendum de,ls witt
compulsory arbitration Of labor dis
rutet affecting interyta'e carriers
public utilities and the public snFe.
ty. Of all disputes between emrlov'r
and employee, and the repeal Of the
Adamson law.
Once this referendum gets the
working smoothly Il will be possible
70 show how farmers by the millions
think on q bill before CONGRESS or
on any national problem. The dav
Of sclf-nppointed leaders. protesting
10 speak for the farmer, Of mi.-rc-
presentation Of farmer sentiment,
will b over.