Cheyenne record., 1916-10-12

rSTATE NEWS
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Railroad earnings in, Colorado show
. big increase Tor the past year.
The Fort Collins sugar factory has
started grinding the seasons beet
crop.
On September IL. Colorado banks
had deposits aggregating $57.22s.-
295.12.
Howard Ownbey, 15, of Longmont
was accidentally shot and killed while
hunting.
Colorado's crops this year are esti-
mated to be worth $80,195,910 by gov
ernment experts.
The Wellington Mines Company of
Breckenridge. on Oct. 1, paid $780,
900 dividend to its stockholders.
Leopold Loeb, SO years old, Denver
pioneer, and one of the founders of
Overland park, died of paralysis at
his home in Denver.
With gain of 1857 pupils over last
year at the same period the October
registration of the Denver public
schools reveals 33 ,133 students.
A banquet was held in Denver un-
der the auspices Of the German-Ameri-
can alliance to celebrate the first set
tlement of Germans at Germantown,
Pa.
Gen. Funston notified the War De-
partment Friday that the National
Guard of Colorado, recently ordered to
the border, would be sent to Douglas,
Ariz.
Leaping from a speeding automo-
bile, Harry Ebert caught a runaway
horse by the bride and saved the life
of Miss Mildred Sammons, 19-year-old
Valmont girl, at Boulder.
Dad Flynn startled his audience in
to rising on its hind legs" in Denver
in the Auditorium when he declared
persons past so needed more exercise
than they did when they were rs.
Adjutant General Gamble has an
nounced that a rifle team of eighteen
men, members of the state guard, will
| represent Colorado at the national
| rifle matches to be held in jackson.
vile, Fla.
The estate left by the late Adolph
]. Zang, Denver mining man, is val.
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the County Court to probate his will
The fortune was left to the widow
and five children.
William Barr, farmer of Littleton.
suffered a fracture of the skull and
probable internal injuries when he
was run down at Twentieth and Lari.
mer streets in Denver by an automo-
bile driven by George Collins.
The great mobilization camp at the
rifle range at Golden will be denuded
of troops this week and the entire con.
tingent of Colorado militiamen will be
doing duty on the Mexican border
Gen. Funston has designated Douglas
Ariz., as the station for all of the Col
orado troops.
Wylmer L. Alger, Denver tailor
charged with stealing his wifes
jewelry, and who has filed suit in the
District Court to recover 100000 dam.
ages from w. X. Brown, heir to the
estate of the late ]. S. Brown, was
acquitted by Magistrate Bray of the
charge of theft.
Colorado voters must now face the
hardships of four weeks of political
warfare. There is no escape for them
The generals in both the Republican
and Democratic parties have prepared
an exciting and constant lombard
ment which will increase in intensity
from now until Nov. 7.
Devices intended to make possible
the complete combustion of bitumin
GUS coal and thereby remove the great
est contending factor in abating the
smoke nuisance, are to be installed
in number of Denver office buildings
and department stores by Frank M
Ladd, superintendent of the city bu
reau of building inspection.
The scent loaf will not be elimi
mated in Denver. Whatever the result
of investigation relating to the pro
posed increase from to cents may
be, the nickel loaf is bound to stay
If the big bakers refuse to make it
the little ones will. That was the
opinion expressed by w. r. Chrysler
of the Retail Grocers' association.
Officers investigating the myster
ious kidnapping of Robert M. Perry al
Oak Greek and the peremptory de-
mand for $4,000 from his father, Sam
N. Perry, believe now that the abduc
ton of the younger man was but the
first step in a conspiracy which had
as it's ultimate aim the capture of the