The state herald., 1918-05-03

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Nay lt.ismcolorado SUNDAY Snnasyy,,eS school
July s.is-Als.t!ng National As.ocia-
SEPT; RRs.sis. s;s.'s-c0l0''d0 State Fair at
Salida now has . Home Guard Of $50
members.
Snow to the emount Of forty-seven
inches fell at La Veta during March.
Denver bid Godspeed to S65 draft
men ~ they departed for Camp Fun.
stou. Kan.
Al county food administrators will
meet in Denver for . general confer
snos Nay 9.
A war garden will soon take the
place Of the Denver Country Clubs
historic polo field.
The postoffice at Manassa, Conejos
county, was broken into and the safe
rifled Of $40 In cash.
L. H. Shook. an lntsrurban motor.
man. committed suicide by shooting
himself at his home in Denver.
Odd Fellows In many cities through
out the state celebrated the sSth ami
vsrsayy OF the founding Of the order.
Nine million dollars has been loaned
TO farmers residing in the territory
covered BY the Wichita. Kan. land
bank.
The Mountain Top Mining Company
Of Telluride shipped q carload Of ore
to the Salida smelter which nstted S5.-
230.77.
Town OF Mirage. in San Luis valley.
was assessed $4,000 for the Liberty
loan. but It ran up tho steam gauge
to $1,000.
Denver federal building employees
have bought. within the last ninety
days. $4,000 worth Of war saving and
thrift stamps.
The finding Of . tsn-foot vein Of
potash On the old Lykins ranch In the
foothills near Longmont has caused
considerabls interest.
Major General Leonard Wood. rank.
Ing major general Of the United States
army. addressed . great patriotic mass
meeting in the Denver Auditorium.
Word has been received Of the death
Of Jacob schuelsr. ss. pioneer Of Colo
RADIO. At his home In Colorado Springs.
He had lived in Colorado fifty-seven
ysan.
Colorado people on April 2ard had
invested more than 100000 In
United States bonds Of the Third LIB
srty loan-both Denver and the state
exceeding their quotas.
War department officials praised
Colorado's splendid record In volun-
tary snlistments. according to advices
from Washington. Colorado has sup
piled 4.422 voluntary recruits to the
regular army since April 1. 1917. which
war department officials declare to be
one of the bast state records In the
nation.
Nearly 5000 people. chiefly Mas0as
and their families. witnessed the pre-
ssntation OF a Masonic service flag
representing the sacrifice OF 1853
Nasons In Colorado. from the Denver
Association Of Masonic Officers to the
Grand lodge, and heard the address Of
d. John H. Absrnathy Of okmulgse.
Okla. at the Auditorium in Denver.
Daniel Cronin. who. n Jury in the
district court In Denver decided. sold
bootleg bose containing 70 much
poison II resulted in the death OF Ed
ward =. Hanson. again II made de-
fsndant In . $4,000 damage suit
growing ost Of The illicit vending of
fatal Joy juice. Della Hasson. minor
daughter Of the victim Of Cronin's
beotlss poison. y the plaintiff.
Tho attorney gsasral's office upheld
The rulings Of Judge Harry 8. Class Of
Dhshton In resisting an appeal made
BY counsel for Philip Cohen In The
Supreme Court for . reversal Of judg-
msnt In the Model roadhouss robbery.
Cohen was sentenced to five years in
the peniteptiary for taking $500
worth Of diamonds from Mrs.. Irene
Nolan while she was In tho company
Of the Rev. Garrett J. Burke. carly on
he morning Of January ..
o.. H. 8. Graves. chief forester Of
tAs United States. who recently re-
turned from France. whero he went
last June To prepare the way and iater
V direct the work Of the tsnth and
tvsatisth forest regiments. was
visitor at Denver forestry head.
Quartses and At luncheon. told tho
members Of the Denver forest office
that the two ''lumbsrjack regiments"
are making . name for themselves
and. In keeping with the spirit Of the
allliss IN withstanding the terrific on.
siausht Of the enemy. are working
night and day IN the French forests
turning out lumber and other con.
stSuotion material needed By the