The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-05
oENTEMN1AL STATE 1TElfs.

1t the same, time last year. OF these
le7 are freshmen. whe will b saroalsd
n the student tfalRimg corps. MAI.
Charles p. Hardin. ~. 3. A., retired.
has been placed - - active list and
IN charge Of the men ~ command.
ant. Captain shfsvs. who has been
commandment. has departed for Chicago
where he will have charge Of another
camp.
The announcement OF the death q
Roy Lancaster, alias Kansas City
Blackis Roscoe. one Of the leaders Of
tho Lewis gang Of bandits and out
laws, who left . trail OF terror thru
out Colorado two weeks ago and the
subsequent capture OF his brother,
Warren Lancaster. BY Kansas City
police. after pitched battle between
the outlaws and poli66 reserves was
received gladly by the Denver police
department.
That Turkey must b entirely elm
mated from the map Of the world III
. state and government was the en-
phatic statement Of the Rev. B. 8.
varje. native Of Armenia and . grad
uate of Roberts college Of Constant
nople and Chicago seminary. in an ad-
dress At the Central Presbyterian
church In Denver.
Fifty students of Denver University
will be permitted to. enroll In the
students army training corps Of the
navy. and sixty students OF the uni.
versity Of Colorado will be accorded
the same privilege. according to in-
formation received by L-ut. Stanley
Mitchell Of the Denver naval recruit
Ing office.
C. N. Garden, field manager Of an
Insurance company arrived in Denver
aud a. result Of breaking the sugar
ruling by carrying sugar Into restau-
rant with him, was assesssd 80 to b
paid to the Red Cross. Mr.. Garden
said he would remember his initial
visit to Denver and he paid the fine
gladly.
An appropriation Of $4,000 has been
authorised by the United 6taess for.
sstry service to cover cost Of camplet.
ing seven miles Of the Rabbit Ear
roedway. extending from North Park
west over the Rabbit Ear range to the
Bear Creek valley. west to Steamboat
Springs. .tobsrt E. Pratt. district On.
ginssr. will have charge Of the work.
J. =. Wiley. Jr.. has been cited for
bravery In battle on the western front
The order was dated Aug. 8. and the
conspicuous action was performed ON
July H. Private Wiley, though gassed.
waded through . heavy barrags and
made his way to the front line IN the
performance Of perilous duty. Young
Wiley was twice wounded before.
The. Students war service commit
tee at the state house. which hes bsen
condsctins campaign for the enroll.
ment Of students In the students
army training corps. closed its office
Saturday. and conferences regarding
the students army training corps win
now have to be had with the colleges
direct.
The stats chairman Of the Woman's
Liberty Loan Committee. received
telegram from Mrs. William q. Nc
Adoo. chairman Of the National Com
mittee At Washington. announcing
that Saturday. Oct. s. has been dssig-
mated by the secretary Of the Treasury
~ Woman's day in war work, through
out the country.
Citisens Of Colorado from whom fire
anna and ammunition were ssissd By
government troops during the labor
troubles In the state four years ago.
will be reimbursed II an appropriation
asked Of Congress BY the War Depart
mont IL allowed. A. 1880 IL asked by
the War Department for this purpose
A. U. Mayfield. Supreme Boss Of the
National Order Of Cowboy Rangers.
has been appointed publicity reprssen-
tative for the State Council Of Defense
and 10 now actively engaged in the
work. tf
Walter W. Esteep. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Esteep OF Trinidad. has
entered the radio department Of the
navy's electrical school at Mare 10.
land. and Is learning to be wireless
operator there. He is at present .
second.class petty officer Prior to
enlisting he operated 4 large ranch
near Trinidad.
Fifteen men of the Army Service
school at Colorado College at Colorado
Springs are isolated and under care Of
medical officers and nurses in the be-
lief that they may have spanish In.
fluenza. The quarters Of the entire
radio detachment Of 200 men are un.
der strict quarantine.
How to solve the problem presented
by the thousands OF men rejected by
draft boards or at camp. or discharged
from the army on account Of tubercu-
losis, will be the chief question taken
up at the Southwestern Tuberculosis
conference to be held In Denver.
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