Gilpin observer., 1917-06-14
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.
COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS.
June 21-21-Christian Endeavor Con-
vention at Salida-
5uiy uns Ioooa soade me.tiax Wisx ON sum-
init Of Pixies Peak.
Aug. National Convention OF Afri-
can Race at Denver;
sbio.
Crop conditions in state are report
ed better.
The total registration in Denver
was fS.468.
Ute Indians reported to be becom-
Ing threatening.
Pueblo county's registration shows
over 5000 names.
A Calf Club Is being formed by the
boys and girls of La Junta.
Colorado's total registration as Off
cially reported, foots up 83,O38.
Louis Color, 43, attempted suicide at
street religious meeting in Denver
Within the next 80 days new bank
will be in operation in Padroni, near
Sterling.
Former Governor Hadley of Mis-
souri,, has joined the staff of the Col
orado University.
Troop L Ranch of the National Or
der of Cowboy Rangers was instituted
at Longmont on the 9th.
The merchants of La Veta are 60
Ing to hold an old-fashioned basket
picnic on the Fourth of July.
Republicans and Democrats Of Den
YER have joined forces to assist in
raising funds for the American Red
Cross.
Degrees were conferred upon 10S
graduates of the Colorado Agricultur-
Al College at commencement exercises
At Fort Collins.
is going to call an extra session of
the Legislature to consider war rev.
snue measures.
Greeley will be host to Colorado and
Wyoming on July 4th, with another Of
its great celebrations where every
thing is absolutely free.
Work has begun on the trail lead
ing from Beaver Brook, the new sta
ton that will connect with the Den
yer mountain park system.
After thirty-four years consecutive
service, Miss Sarah Marshall Graham
resigned from the teaching staff Of
West Denver High School.
With persistent steady growth,
| n in To fhA
for some time, and the oil excitement
has hastened matters considerably.
Denver is expected to contribute
$4,000 of the $3.000,OOO to be spent
by the National Board of the Young
Women's Christian Association in war
work.
Recruiting for the navy has begun
to assume some of it's old-time fire.
Last week there were 81 applications
at the Pueblo station, 21 of which
were accepted.
Four hundred teachers and prospec-
tive teachers are enrolled in the
Third District Normal Institute, which
opened a two-weeks' session at East
Denver High School.
In the interest of the general well
fare and health of the citizens of Den
yer, Mayor Speer and his cabinet be-
gan an investigation of the high cost
Of living problems confronting con.
5umers.
More than 5000 vacant lots in Den
yer are already transformed into gar
| of hn III I~
campaign for a greater food produc
ton. This represents approximately
270 acres.
More than 600 motion picture the
aters of the Rocky Mountain region
will flash on the screen at every per
Torrance next week slogan of war
summons to service. II will be:
"Fight-Or Give"
An attack was made on one Of thu
soldiers guarding the Globe plant o.
the American Smelling and Refining
Company at Globeville, under circum
stances pointing to some organized
plot against the property.
Mrs. f. C. Graves, of New Raymer
who homesteaded a piece of land II
Weld county, and lived on and i'm
proved it after she was S5 years old
securing government patent ha
just celebrated her 91st birthday.
r Plans for celebrating Labor Da,
, were completed by the Trades AS
, sembly of Denver. The feature of tn
/ celebration will be a patriotic labo
, union parade in which all civic oi
( ganizations will be invited to partic
, pate.
D The most patriotic Pueblo famil
3 yet on record is that of Pat Rudy
g well known farmer of Goodpasturs
d Mr.. Ruddy's three sons, subject t
, conscription, were registered and no
l. only were the three registered. bu
!. two OF the three volunteered for sci
vice, in Major Martins battalion.