The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
Rthy News Notes
From All PdSky Of
Colorado

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Western Nssspsper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.
| July 27-Democratic State Assembly II
Denver,
Aug. aa-14-coiorado State firemen'i
Convention at Georgetown.
Sept. 3s-2s-coiorado State Fair q
s'RR,i Rasa. ss-''-LiHe''n County Far a
John Calvin Davidson. a resident oi
Colorado since 1879. died at his home
In Golden.
Up 10 Friday night. Deny0ites
pledged 33.097.1S In the W. 8. s. cam
paign.
Householders In Berkeley Gardens
are producing $4,000 worth Of garden
truck this summer.
Six Morgan county men en,rained
for Camp Cody. N. NJ. they being Civ.
en- great ovation.
An advancement Of 1896 per ton In
the settlement price for spelter In
ores was announced.
Estes Park raised $1,000 more than
It's allotment Of $15.465 in the War
Savings Stamp campaign.
Voluntary enlisted recruits arriving
At Fort Logan outnumber the drafted
men more than four to one.
Cadet Thomas Clifford Anderson OF
Trinidad was killed at Fort Worth,
Tex. In an airplane accident.
Another Colorado youth, Clifford W.
Poland. 23. Of Colorado Springs. mas
died for his country in France.
Organized labor In Colorado will
fight all attempts to abrogate the pro-
visions Of the state eighthour law.
In Las Animas county q plan has
been adopted to give school children
credit for teaching their parents Eng.
hsh.
Picking cherries 10 the big job now
at Palisade. and good prices are being
obtained-s250 to $2.75 per crate Of
"a pints.
A campaign TO encourage the build.
Ing OF silos is being conducted In
Eastern Colorado by the State Agrt
cultural College.
Five U. s. soldiers were injured. one
probably fatally. when the auto In
which they were riding was struck by
Denver street car.
Colorado will send 1,100 draft regis.
trants to Camp Travis. Tex. under
the call for 100000 men to mobilize
between July 20 and 25.
The American Federation OF Human
Rights, co-Masonic organization, will
hold It's annual national convention at
Larkspur. Colo, July 7.l8.
The Colorado Land Board disposed
OF $500 acres to ready buyers at q
special sale held at the capitol. Spir.
tied bidding marked the sale.
A novel stunt was enacted by the
Knights Of Pythias when a joint initi-
alton was held by lodges II and 10 on
the top OF Castle Rock at Golden.
And now G-cent Tramway fares may
come to Denver, not as a loca! action,
nor through the Public Utilities Com.
mission, but on the order OF presid ant
Wilson.
Six hundred Masons and their fainl.
lies from all parts OF the valley, joined
In making the annual outing at Mason.
ic park. near Wagon Wheel gap, a
great success.
Demands OF the Cooks union for an
eight-hour day and OF the Dishwas..
ers' union for recognition were reject
ed by the Denver Restaurant Keepers
Association.
Figures given out by Col. D. L. How.
oil, commandant at Fort Logan, show
that S0,S27 voluntary enlistment re-
cruits and 1888 draft recruits have
passed through the fort since June 80,
1917.
So that there shall be the least DOS.
sible waste Of grain produced in Colo
RADIO this year Governor Julius c. Gun
ter has issued proclamation requiring
all threshermen to take out licenses.
Mrs. H. G. Katrenstein OF Cleveland
Ohio. who is in Denver visiting her
brother. Joseph Sigmund, has five
sons. three Of them In the service Of
their country and one In Red Cross
work.
-Four Denver men. bearing the regis
tration number 154 In the registration
Of June S, 1918. drawn eighth from the
box in Washington by Secretary OF
War Baker. have the distinction Of be-
Ing the first drawn from Denver.
Food conservation In wartimes will
be the subject Of practical cc..se for
housewives to be hello al the State Az.
ricultural College In Fort Collins. July
8 to 13. 1t was announced at The meet.
Ing Of the Colorado Council Of De-
tense.
Leonard W. Stromberg, who is re-
ported by the War Department to