The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-10-25
COLORADO NEWS Ho1n

| lace Wlmofo, C0tp. Hex1ofo boSeett
and Andrew A. Colbert. al of Denver:
George BOUCHER. ipdspsadsnce. and
Raymond A. Baker. Cahoa City. Con-
lario Medina Of WalsenbuFg u listed
~ missing. The wounded-A W. Hass
bin. Colorado springs: Charles ".
Brown. Coftes: Vance B. Bannells.
Longmont: George W. Hanson. Den
yer: Corp. Herman A. Tabor. Kirk
well: Otho z. Ferris. Arlington; Har-
~ Fletcher. La Sale: Hugo Way.
Grand Junction: sergt. Chester A. e.
liotts. Sterling: Willie w. Bynum.
Eagle City: Austin 8. Gardner. Colo
RADIO Springs: Dwight H. Philpot. Colo
rAdo Springs: Jesse L. Morris. Milli
ken: William N. Grant, Bland: John
W. Hinton. Delta: Elmer L. Mees. Cen
ter. and Charles e. Threewit. Joycoy.
The usual December sale Of Red
Cross Christmas seals. from which the
National tuberculosis Association has
been accustomed to raise its annual
budget. will not be held this year A
package containing ten Of the seals.
and literature explaining the treat
meat and prevention Of tuberculosis.
win b given by the American Red
Cross TO all who become members OF
tho Red Cross during the December
roll call The Red Cross has agreed
70 appropriate $2.50O. 900 for the "
Of the National Tuberculosis Associa-
ton. and all anti-tuberculosis socie-
ties have agreed to cooperate with the
Red Cross in obtaining members for
tho roll cali
Reports from the campaign for
clothing for the Belgians. conducted by
the Red Cross during the week OF
Sept. 1880. show a generous response
in the Rocky Mountain region. The
greater part of the clothing received
Is already on its way overseas, and
viii reach Belgium In time to relieve
the need before the extreme weather
sets in. Returns, not all completed.
show the following results: Colorado.
174.475 pounds; Ftah. 142.974 pounds:
Wyoming. 35.269 pounds; New Mexico.
23,99S pounds: not yet tabulated, 6,29S
pounds. Making a total OF 383.716
pounds, or 100 tons.
Nine Colorado boys wounded severe
ly In action are reported in the casual
ty lists made public by the War De
partment Oct %. They are George ].
Hurley. Denver: Fullen H. Artrip. Fla
Top; Frank H. Brandenburg. Colorado
Spring.: Cyril Donovan. Fort Collins
Joseph d. Smith. Two Buttes: Harvey
Cassman, Grand Junction: William o.
Heaton. Erie; Jack Kelly. Cortez. and
Jesse +. Troyer. Limon. Among the
wounded. degree undetermined. is
Dewey Barker. Denver.
In order to invest the more than So
0O0. 900 required to complete its War
Savings quota Of $2O.2s3.560 by the
final date set by the government. Colo
RADIO will have to buy War Savings
Stamps at the rate OF $50 every sec
ond-$9O ever minute. $5.4OO every
hour or $129.60O every day-from now
until Dec. 81. according to Vice Direc-
tor Mead and Executive Secretary
Morgan of the Colorado War Savings
| committee
Sheriff Robert Euler OF Boulder
| county took charge of affairs In Ne
derland Oct % to enforce the rules
OF the health board in the influenza
epidemic. He appointed six deputies
| tc patrol the town. and insist that
| tt.Sss who are recovering obey orders
| ts stay indoors. Three deaths were
revseeed in NedsssAnd Tuesday and
five In Boulder Nederland has 140
| cases under treatment and Boulder
hss 3O4.
| Trinidad business men are forming
4 ho
Of buying cows that are to be distrib-
uted on shares among farmers to be
approved by q special committee. 1t
is the plan OF the new organization to
supply about six animals on a four
year contract to each grower in he
homesteading districts of Las Animas
county who wants them.
Definite instructions for the sending
OF Christmas parcels to American sol
diers and sailors abroad have been is-
sued by the government through the
American Red Cross. Christmas pack
ages for merSbers Of the American ex-
peditionary forces except those In ST.
IBERIA. may be sent only by persons
holding coupons sent by the soldiers
to whom the parcels are addressed No
| parcel will be accepted at the postof-
ticc without this coupon. II the cou-
pom Is lost 1t cannot ~ duplicated.
To date Colorado has almost filled
the food administrations order for
100000 pounds of pinto beans at
price which nets the farmers about
$4.023.000. The price is below last
year wholesalers receiving w cents
and growers 6h cents a pound.
The Colorado state COMMITTEES Of the
National Woman's party sent a tele.
gram to the President, protesting
against the arrest of three suffrage
| pickets in Washington