The Dolores star., 1918-08-23
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

| Tesloenco AZ 1884 Lar1mer street, DSn-
YER. was arrested At Boulder by police
officers charged with violating the
state prohibition Law. Mrs. McCaig's
suitcase. according to the authorities.
contained thirteen quarts Of whisky.
which she was bringing to Denver
from Wyoming The whisky. she said.
was for an invalid brother, whose
name She refused to divulEe. In Jus
tics Court Mrs. McCaig WAS fined $500
and costs and given a sentence of
twenty days in the county Jail.
John F. Wallace OF Leavenworth.
Kan. and Herbert r. Chase Of Fort
Worth. Texas, army draft registrants.
confessed that they robbed the Craw-
ford State Bank at Crawford. Delta
county, Of -. 900 worth Of Liberty
Bonds. Thrift Stamps and postage
stamps found in their possession when
arrested had been identified by Off
GERS Of the bank at Glenwood Springs.
Names Of candidates for the Repub-
lican and Democratic primaries to be
held Sept. 10 were sent to county
clerks by the secretary OF states Of
! flee. The certification in Denver went
to the city elections commission.
There are fifty-one state and county
candidates among the Republicans in
Denver. and forty-one Democrats. ac-
cording to the certification sheets.
Thrift Stamps to the total value Of
$1,000. 900 have been sold outright in
the state since Jan. l last. or pledged
to prospective purchasers under prom
Use to buy according to a statement
at War Savings headquarters. The
statement was supplemented with a re-
quest that those who have promised to
buy make good the pledge at the ear.
liest opportunity.
Announcement from Washington
gives the names Of rural carriers ap-
pointed by the Postoffice Department.
Eric @. Erickson 10 appointed from
the Denver office to fill the place OF
John W. Hart At Atwood. Benjamin
NJ. Fish: Collbran. Asa o. Msrrick:
Julesburg. George A. White, Kirk
Minor. A. Edman Rush and w. r. p.
Munnsey.
Mrs. Kate Christie WAS killed, Mrs
Albert Jones sustained . broken arm
| and other injuries. and her S.year-oid
son Harold was internally injured
when the automobile driven by Albert
Jones left the road In Gift Dwellers
canon. near Manitou. and rolled down
forty-foot embankment. crushing
Mrs. Christie and the Jones boy under
the car.
| rnlnrohn ia In 4 4
900 bushels Of grain through the use
of unclean and non-tested seeds and
because OF preventable diseases. &C
cording to q resolution passed by the
Colorado Council of Defense, which
calls on growers to prevent recur-
renee in future years.
As . war measure for protection Of
the public Governor Gunter will re-.
Quire certificates of approval from q
dehydration committee of the State
Council Of Defense. which he has ap-
pointed. before incorporation papers
will be granted organizers of dehydra,
tion companies.
J. N. BHndick, chairman of the su.
gar division Of the federal food admin.
|
there was plenty of sugar for canning
and that twenty-five pounds could be
obtained by any housewife for canning
purposes
Already 3595.0O0 OF the $500. 900
pledged to the Denver chapter OF the
American Red Cross In the second Red
Cross drive has been collected. The
date for final payments of the pledges
expires in October.
| Homer McCullsh. graduate OF the
Agricultural College at Fort Collins.
has been promoted to a captaincy in
the army camp to which he is at
tached in California.
Mrs. Anna c. Hoffman, a bride Of
about a month, is suing her husband
George Hoffman, at Loveland for d.
vorce.
In accordance with the government
request for military training in the
schools and colleges. a unit of the stu
dents army training corps has been
established at the State University at
Boulder.
Roy w. Westercamp has been trans
| ferred from Camp Travis, Tex, to
Camp John Wise. Tex. Westercamp
was drafted in Denver July 25. He will
attend the balloon school at Camp
Wise.
Miss Loretta Tighe. a former Love-
land young lady, is now with the
American forces in France serving
with the United States army as a den
tist
The Missouri Society of Colorado
will hold a patriotic basket picnic at
Washington park in Denver. Saturday
afternoon and evening, Aug. 81.
At Hayden the church bell will be
rung each day, calling attention to a