The Ordway new era., 1917-06-22

Boulder IL 10 nave pis NHheSN'
plant
Colorado liquor law faulty says Den
yer city attorney.
A san Luis valley company is being
organized for service.
Denver Daughters OF the Revolution
subscribed for $3.50 for Liberty
bonds
Fifteen hundred Pueblo boys en-
rolled in garden clubs to increase food
supply
Cowboy cayalrymen were recruited
and mustered in at Steamboat
Springs
The Ouray woman's Club has asked
the city council 10 arrange for
cleanup day.
The Steamboat school board has de
c.d,d to erect new 100000 brick
school building
Denver observed Flag day with
greater enthusiasm and earnestness
than ever before
The state free employment; agency
for Grand Junction Will be opened
about july lst-
The San Juan section is getting
busy in mine and mill as snow leaves
the mountains
Farmers Of Las Animas have or. an
lied cooperative company to erect
large alfalfa mill
Seven carloads OF pressed brick are
on the ground for the new Rio Grande
depot al Florence
Ollie Zordragsr. a l6-year-old boy of
Boulder, is on the way 10 Detroit, J.
200 miles on bicycle
For the third time this season the
Fort Collins sugar factory has put into
effect a general wage increase.
Six slackers have been arrested at
Trinidad by Federal Agent Craft OF
Pueblo. assisting the Trinidad sheriff
The body OF Gus Kuhlman OF Den
yer vas found in Chimney gulch,
about TWO miles up the canon from
Golden.
President Wilson will be invited by
the Sons OF Colorado TO visit Denver
as the guest OF honor Colorado day,
Aug !.
Minnequa steel works wages in
crease 50 per cent in one and one
half years President Welborn shows
by figures.
Gasoline tractor lately purchased by
Saguache county commissioners is do
ing excellent work in improvement OF
the road over Poncha pass
Ida Chamberlain. 30. was burned,
possibly fatally. when the flame from
a gas plate set fire to her clothing in
q hat cleaning shop in Denver.
\ vein OF rich ore. almost free mill
ing. three and a half feet wide, has
been opened in a mine OF the Gnpin-
Eureka group near Central City.
All parties. all religious bodies. all
organizations-all the people in Den
ver-joined together to make the big
Red Cross drive this week a success.
Fifteen hundred Pueblo boys and
girls are enrolled in the garden clubs
according to the report OF the agricul-
tural committee OF the Commerce
Club.
The Colorado Federation of Colored
Women's Clubs held its fourteenth an
nual convention in Pueblo with seven
ty-fiye out-of-town delegates in attend
ance
Taking three shots at his wife with
whom he had Quarreled, Charles Tum-
clio Of Trinidad. inflicted two seriou.
wounds on the woman and made his
escape
At Windsor the office OF DR.. l.. E.
Bartz was entered and the medicine
case and chest robbed OF all the NOR
phine and cocaine they contained, val
ued at SIS
Joe Choat. in addition to thirty-five
acres OF Mclean beans. is p-tting out
forty acres OF broom corn, maize and
other forage crops on his upland ranch
three miles north OF Hartman.
Eugene Buchanan, Logan county
cattleman. tried with six other men in
the United States District Court on a
charge Of intimidating James II. Scott,
homesteader. was acquitted BY the
verdict Of jury read in court in Den
yer.
-Four Aspen miners, Gilbert, Runtz,
Wolfe and Hoheisal, two years ago
leased the Doctor mine in Gunnison
county. From that time to the present
the Big -Four have cleaned Up from
$4,000 to $4,000 per month and each
OF the quartet has drawn from $1,000
to $1,000 each month.
The City Council Of Denver granted
to Mrs. Mayme Green, widow of Ed
ward c. Green. city highway commits
sioner, who was shot and killed by
William R. Seay. compensation of 81
500 for herself and children under the
provisions Of the workmen's compen-
sation insurance act.
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