Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1917-12-13
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union New. service.


State land registrar sells 10000
acres of state land.
A girl bandit held up woman in
Denver and secured 500.
Fifteen slackers were picked out OF
the sixty-three men caught in raids in
Denver.
New woman county agent for Pu-
eblo county arrives in Pueblo to take
up her duties.
Bakeries are now under. government
license and eleven cents is price for
pound loaf in Denver.
! Man charged with uttering disloyal
statements at Hugo will be turned
over to federal authorities.
Mrs James E. Hanley, wife of the
postmaster at Cripple Creek, died aft
er an illness of about month.
The undertaking establishment of
Thomas G. Macy at Greeley was
burned, entailing loss of $4,000.
Miss Eva Lang became Mrs. John
Halliday, in the presence of the mem
bers of the Denham Company in Dem
YER
The Rev. DR.. John Henry Hough-
ton, one of the best-loved ministers.
ever in Denver, died in st. Luke's hos
pital.
The semi-monthly pay day is firmly
established in Cripple Creek and
serves to keep business on cash
basis.
Political party starts circulating Pc
titions asking for an amendment to
constitution permitting state to go in
to coal business.
Charles Ellsworth Pierce Of Las
Animas, who was aboard the de-
stroyer Jacob Jones when it was sunk,
is among those saved.
The Denver municipal coal depart
ment has sold $4,000 tons of coal to
the poor of the, city since beginning
operations two months ago.
The Ell Paso County Women's Coun-
Gil of Defense has arranged for speak
ers to go to all kinds of meetings to
arouse spirit of patriotism.
Grpcers and butchers of Pueblo
have adopted the plan of the National
Council of Defense to make but one
delivery a day to each family.
Abram I. Elkus, former United
States ambassador to Turkey, will be
in Denver Dec. 80, and Denver Jews
are making great preparations to well
come him.
Alcoholic liquors confiscated in Col
orado and not turned over to the hos
pitfalls by the courts will in all prob
ability be given to the government for
military use.
Harley Rodman. 12 years old. lies
unconscious in a hospital at Greeley
from the effects of a beating admin
istered by two older boys on the
school campus.
Farm and industrial labor for school
boys is to be given serious considera-
tion by the Colorado Council Of De.
fense, in combating next years threat
ened labor shortage.
Herbert Hoover. national food ad-
ministrator, was urged by Governor
Gunter to come to Denver during the
meeting Of the Western National Live
stock show in January.
Frank C. Goudy of Denver, grand
sire OF the I. o. o. F., instructed the
treasurer of the Odd Fellows SOW.
ereign grand lodge to wire $1,000 for
the relief of the Halifax sufferers.
Wallace Simpson, a negro, whose
father lives in Denver, was cabin
steward on the American destroyer
while on duty'in the war zone. His
name does not appear in the list of
survivors.
.Denver's quota in the nationwide
Red Cross Christmas campaign, which
occurs Dec II to "a inclusive, is $4,000
members. This means that the Den
yer chapter must enroll 5S.655 new
members. its present membership be-
ing 16.345.
In mimicry Of what she expected
herself and her mother to see at q
moving picture show they intended to
visit, Rose Friedenreich of Denver
leveled an old, rusty revolver at her
mother and pulled the trigger. Mrs.
Pauline Friedenreich, the mother, fell
to the floor dying. . bullet over her
heart.
Mrs. A. H. c. Morse, wife Of the
pastor Of the First Baptist church In
Denver. is anxiously awaiting news
from Halifax. Her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Churchill, and her
sister, Miss Nan Churchill, live II
Dartmouth, just across the bay from
Halifax, and she has fears for their
safety.
Although the election Of officers Of
District Is. United Mine Workers. Il
mot until Jan. ., the campaign prom
isos to be one Of the liveliest In ~