Cheyenne record., 1917-10-04


Oct. l7.-Annuai convention of Red
Cross, at Denver.
Oct; !5-2o;-Annual meeting Grand
NC aodies; 1 Q. Q. F.. at Pueblo
NGy; Jnnction SsmLive Stock Show at IGrano
Nov. 1a-is-Automobile show at Dem
yer.
Coloradoans will raise $20,000.O00
for the second Liberty loan.
Oct. Z will be observed in the
churches as Y. w. c. A. Sunday.
The first lap of the proposed Mount
Evans road has been opened to the
public.
The Denver municipal coal depart
ment in the first two weeks opera
tion has sold more than $500 tons of
coal.
Thomas B. Stearns of Denver was
appointed state food administrator for
Colorado after having declined the
place.
Shaves in Montrose have hit the 25c
mark with neck shave thrown in
free. Bootblacks have boosted their
shines from 10c to 15c.
The sum Of $1.400 was pledged to-
ward the relief of Jewish war suf-
ferers by Congregation Aaron at the
services in observance of Yom Kip
pur at Trinidad.
Congregational Conference at Pue-
bio ended its sessions by passing res
olutions condemning action of board
Of trustees in dismissing Parsons
from Colorado Cnl1epe
A campaign to raise $4,000 has
been inaugurated by the Denver Fed
Grafton for charity and philanthropy
to cover the balance due on the total
budget Of $4,000 for period Of If
teen months.
Fuel Administrator Garfield has set
price for coal. The maximum for
bituminous in the Trinidad district In
set at $2.75 and So elsewhere in state.
Lignite In Northern and Ell Paso fields
to bring $2.45.
John w. Springer, Of Denver, has
offered to the United States govern
ment for use as base hospital his
country place In Douglas county
known as Springer Castle, consisting
VI o,OVV ACRES.
The cornerstone Of the Mission Cot
tage and Old Folks Home, which u
now being erected at cost Of $500
by the Swedish Lutheran Augustana
Church in Denver, was laid with ap-
propriate ceremonies Sunday after
noon.
John Simms, an Estes Park man.
was convicted in the District Court at
Fort Collins of taking liberties with
young girl. VIM. Parke will also
be tried on similar charge, with the
same girl as the principal witness for
the state.
Following the discovery that Amer
lean sweet chestnut trees can be
grown successfully in Colorado a
movement was started In Denver to
make possible the planting of large
number Of that species in Civic Gem
ter park.
The farmers of the Costilla Estate
Development Company's land a new
irrigation project in the south end of
San Luis valley. corner Of Colorado.
shipped during the past season 196
cars Of fat live stock, at an average
price of $4,000 per car.
Secretary Hincke announces that
the demand for typewriters and ste
nographers for departmental work at
Washington, and in federal offices
throughout the country, continues ur-
gent. Applications, 1t is stated. will
be regarded as patriotic duty"
Walter A. Smith, cashier of the Sill
verton National Bank, at Silverton.
tried in the United States District
Court at Durango. was acquitted by
jury verdict. It was alleged Smith
had changed the banks records to
conceal bad loans from the national
bank examiner.
Preliminary work in connection
with the organization Of the Colorado
chapter of the American Mining Con-
gress is progressing rapidly and the
Indications now are that the strongest
local mining organization ever COM
pleted In the. West will soon be COM
pleted and officered.
Ada Luella Crawford, a registered
Red Cross nurse with the Evanston.
H.. unit now on duty at base hos
pital in France, has been promoted to
lieutenancy for conspicuous per-
formance OF duty among the wounded.
Lieut.. Crawford formerly lived in
Denver at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Jane Crawford Eller.
The National Association of Life
Underwriters, which met in New Or
leans, awarded the Colorado associar
ton the silver cup for the gain in
membership made by any of it's 100
local associations. ]. Stanley Edwards
Of Denver was elected a member Of
the national council. New York was
chosen as the place Of the next meet