| Show ute indian scare again fro from in tile herald IIer all the officials of the interior department are anxiously awaiting the report fron from i indian inspector mclaughlin who has been dispatched to wyoming to make an effort to induce the ute indians encamped near douglas in the former forat r state to return to their homes governor brooks has haa reported the situation as aa quite acute and acting secretary ryan has recommended to the president that troops be dispatched to the vicinity of the encampment and that tile the indians indiana bo be rounded up and escorted to their homes in case inspector mclaughlin fails faila to induce the in indians ians to return without coercion mclaughlin has haa had many dealings iho utes lie left washington for wyoming last friday and was wag due at the camp yesterday the tenth ca valary is ig now tit at douglas attending the state fair and governor Govern nr brooks made an urgent appeal for an order to the a to remove the indians ile iio says they are killing stock and committing other depredations and that the authority a of converse county where the indians are encamped are entirely incapable of dealing with the situation the commissioner of indian affairs has haa taken the position that as aa the indians indiana are citizens the national government is 13 incompetent to act in the matter notwithstanding this opinion acting secretary ryan expresses the opinion that the stoops may be used but as an alternative he suggests BUgg ests that an opinion be secured from the attorney general the president has not indicated what course lie ho way may direct a considerable area of land above the ditch in favorable years provided the seed Is procured from farmers growing I 1 it under similar environment because I 1 it produces a fine quality flour enabling our millers to maintain the reputation of our colorado mills because each year colorado millers ship in thousands of bushels of milling wheat from adjei adjoining n states at considerable expense and s nd because turkish red winter wheat has shown conclusively that it can be gro grown n satisfactorily in the arkansas valley northern colorado end and in many valleys on the western slope we would earn estly urge wheat farmers in our state to increase the acreage of this thia good wheat this wheat should be seeded with a good grain drill on ground well firmed worked doense down so it will not be so and easily dried out if the ground has not been given summer culture it should be early fall plowed disked thoroughly planked blanked or leveled and smooth harrowed to maintain the earth m mulch while winter wheat has been known to make crop seeded so ao late in the fall that the beed did not sprout until the following spring yet it is IB always desirable to seed sufficiently early for t tre te grain to got get a good start before omlei cintel sets in we are firmly convinced that late 1 september or early october seeding la Is preferable to late october or early noi no ember seeding use good quality seed it la Is one of the best investments which you can make keep this seed pure so ou will have seed grain for yourself and your neighbors next year by careful seed selection methods we should grow a superior type of milling wheat get red hed seed of known oi 01 agin for it is ia one of the very best we will be glad to assist farmere in any way we can in their extorts to secure this seed wheat grown I 1 above the ditch within the winter wheat area of our state W 11 II olin agronomist P r knorr abst agronomist colorado agricultural college rort fort collins colo clo C lo |
