The Ordway new era., 1914-10-23

Ninety thousand voters register III
Denver and are qualified to vote at
the general election Nov. 8.
The largest bobcat ever killed In
Boulder county was shot within tho
Boulder city limits by Christopher
Williams.
Springs from Denver, where he ad-
dressed the high school students and
spoke to the public ut the opera
house.
Governor Ammons reappointed
Charles d. Griffith to the board of
commissioners of the State Home and
Training School for Mental Defec-
tives. at Ridge.
Following quarrel with her sister.
Did baby, Mrs. Della Cherno, 10, at
tempted suicide In Denver by drink
ing liquid potash.
Adj. Gen. John Chase accepted the
resignation of Phillip S. Van else as
captain of the college company" Of
he Colorado National guard. to be-
come effective at once.
peLJdHlll SChdlleEp ll-yedi-oiu ooh
of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Schaffer of
Fort Morgan, died at Mercy hospital
in Denver as result of kick
from one of the colts on his fathers
ranch.
Seventy-five enthusiastic business
men aud ranchmen at Grand juno
tion pledged themselves to work
heartily for the completion of a mon
ster drainage district in the Grand
valley.
With a prayer on her lips, Mrs.
Lillian Estelle Gregory, about twenty
nine years old, attempted suicide by
shooting herself in the forehead in n
pawn shop at 112O Seventeenth street
in Denver.
Mrs. ]. J. Brown. heroine of the I'll.
tanic disaster, arrived in Denver from
her Newport home to register and
vote in the coming election. Mrs.
Brown left her daughter, Helen, In
school at Newport
The death sentence against Harold
F. Henwood, condemned to hang the
week of Oct. 25 for the murder of
George E. Copeland. was commuted by
the governor to life Imprisonment In
the state penitentiary at Canon City.
Vice President Marshall will speak
In Denver before Oct. 27. That an.
nouncement was made following re-
ceipts of telegram from Senator
Thomas, in which 1t was stated that
Marshall would come to Colorado for
a two-day stay.
Lockjaw. following vaccination, end
ed the life of Lyle McAfee, 13 years
old, a freshman of the North Denver
High school at ST. Luke's hospital. An
operation on the brain, only resorted
to in death emergencies, was per-
formed at the last minute and failed.
August Learmia. Longmont ranch
hand, who was bound over to the Dis
trict Court several weeks ago on
charge of bootlegging, pleaded guilty
before Judge Robert G. Strong at
Boulder. He was fined SO and costs,
the light fine being assessed because
of the fact that the costs of the case
were heavy.
Real fraternalism consists not Of
ritualistic work, but of something
within ourselves = something that
must be part of our everyday life,
and demonstrated in our everyday ac-
tions," said Miss Bina NJ. West, ad.
dressing state delegates and other
members of the Ladies' of the Macca-
bees of the World at the meeting in
Denver.
J. F. Welborn, president of the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron Company, says
that the revision of the conditions ~un-
der which men can be given work in
the southern coal fields made by the
secretary of war will not have any
material effect on the output of coal
because the demand for coal Is already
being supplied.
Protests against the further enforce
ment of the ordinance relating to the
muZzling of dogs led the council Of
Colorado Springs to take more drastic
steps in favor OF its continued enforce
ment and the commissioner Of public
safety offered a resolution authorizing
the police department to employ
twenty additional men If necessary to
see that the ordinance is enforced.
Mrs. Fl. C. Charpiot. who with her
husband and family formerly lived in
Denver and who has been in Paris
ever since the opening of the Euro
pean conflict, is one of the hardest
workers in the american Ambulance"
in Paris, the hospital which for weeks
has been crowded and jammed with
suffering and wounded soldiers, ac-
cording to letter received in Denver
Trade talk" is trade talk and not
Misrepresentation or fraudulent in it.
self If the second party to trade is
given opportunity to investigate the
truth of the statements, according to
a decision by the State Court of Ap.
peals at Denver in the case OF John
w, Drake VS.. w. F. Everist, ct al.