Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-30
Monte Vista Man Returns From
Extensive Tour Of the East

NJ. T. Lightner has returned from
the East where he spent five months.
His especial purpose in making the
trip was to see the Harvard games.
- he 10 . Harvard graduate, but
while there he toured the eastern
Atlantic states and reports a very
enjoyable trip.
Mr.. Lightner left Monte Vista
October - and drove to Deaver In
his car. Enroute to Cambridge,
Mass. he spent an hour with SUPER
fntendent Haddas Of the Lincolu
automobile factory. The trip through
the Lincoln plant was very interest.
Ing and It was wonderful to see the
many different parts Of the cars anA
the operations necessary to assem-
bio these into the finished product
with which We are 20 familiar.
Mr.. Lightner saw the Harvard
Princeton. the Harvard Brown ana
the Harvard-Yals games. The Har-
vsrd-Yals game besides being q
magnificent spectacle IL interesting
from several points Of view. The
morning Of the day sf the game.
trains left Boston and New York
every five or ten minutes. Besidea
these trains II IL said that all morn
t1g there 10 train OF automobiles
going to Cambridge and that II one
ear slows down Il causes the rest Of
tho procession to slow down. This
year the Harvard-Yale 1ame was
played In the Yale bowl with about
$4,000 people witnessing Il.
Psychology il 4 determining fac
tor In these games. and In the opin-
Ion Of Mr.. Lightner II the potato
growers OF the valley would apply a
little OF the psychology and deter
niinstion to change aad improve
their system Of marketing that the
Princston football team Of last year
used TO win their games. the valley
would nevsr again witness the dis
astrous results In the potato market
which was nssllessly sxperiencsd
this Water.
In Deesmbsf. Mr.. Lightner took
. trip to Aristook county. Maine.
wAich claims 70 raise - many pota-
toes - all OF Colorado. Mr. Light
nsf went 70 learn more about the
cooperative nasksttng prsbls u
wAieh the Naias growers we're st-
tempting 70 solve. He net Mr.
Nublnaw. the rigAt hand mac Of
Aaroa oApiro. aaA Isasas1 from hin
tAat The potato growers Il Aristook
eosnty were II 1esDsests eircun.
stances.
After three pears q ssiltaS .
Dotato crop at cost o. be,ev. tAs
Naias growers vsss Astssnlssa 70
eAaAes matters. Thsy bsiisvs1 tAsts
salvation vas II cooperative naskst-
tsg q whicA ths fusAeosatal M.
e1pls invelvsd h the sarrsadsrtng oe
~ part Of the growers esrtsia Ia
AlviAual rights aaA mssrtsss u
uAsksting the crop for bic eva
benslit. tAs bsasfit os Tie oe0-
nunity anA Of tAs entirs Industry.
NJ. LAgh<asr haA the privilege OF
visiting . magnificent fArn At
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