The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-12-19
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Weei psr Uuteh News oGf<tcss
oonlHG EVENTS.
d A24&--Ni1-wtatsr meeting \ of
kdstoraea Association -
- -wsst>rn stock show At
1cA eueeui&xsinent iasfound by
Blask aft1ct1lt n the ANAL number
~ AeN easth rcf infiusnxa.
sssygnaian Rnbbsrd. a. of Denver.
~ ri .afmr cut Sff above the
pf1lhasa practer machine.
~ DOZEN 6f colonaSo soi-
~ from the fightin8 front
aS64 y6et 1sgan, awaiting their dis
- 21aNnl tax ordinance imposing
A@1syS;1e 1e5 miIls for all purposes,
- 61sSted by the city council OF
51ags Robert G. Strong OF tho Dis
txxqk Ceurt at Boulder recently do
fsatsA fpE reelection. will resign his
offies on Jan. 4. he announced.
Christmas boxes may be shipped to
civilians In France, England. Italy and
Belgium, according to q government
eraer issued under date OF Nov. %.
Fire. believed Of incendiary origin.
vao discovered in the old Laramie de-
pot at Greeley. and extinguished be-
foee It did great deal OF damage.
Nine special agents OF the bureau of
labor statistics of the Department of
Agriculture started ON canvass OF
homes to ascertain the cost 6f living
h Denver.
Wives and mothers Of members OF
the Navy and Marine Corps met In
Doaver md effected permanent or
eanfsatieu- os the Bob Evans Navy and
Marine Club.
AdvScs from Warrington urges the
nse1ssity Of continued activity and
wA&chfulnees 10 discouraging and
aeampane out foGerman sentiment
and preeasAnda.
TAe estate OF .IsAac Berlin. head OF
. Dsnver grocery company. who died
De. Z. 10 appraised at $4,000 and II
In almost entirely To his daughter.
Lslia Alberta Berlin.
Uncle Sam has bought almost one
half OF the pinto bean crop OF Colo
, raAo. paying into the hands OF the
pinto bean Industry Of the state 81
ess.ke0 for pinto heana for export.
+ Girl members ot the junior and
.eoin&or clauses at the Unfversity OF
Co1orado have enlisted as four-minute
speaker and have begun . series OF
ter.
The board of directors OF the Am
ericaA Nining Consress has elected
Bulkslsy Wells president OF The or
snnisation. according to word from
washinston. vpere the session was
held.
The so,d dredse Aeats of all the
solA dre4glng coa1A1tes. operating
fivs drs1fes IN the nBSckenridge daa-
tric4, are still N opssnttou. although
some very cola nisAts have already
bsea had. rs-
Funeral services for Lieut. James ].
Menvse. ths first military funeral to
bo held in Denver for = Denver SOL
der Who served In France. was held
s& the Cathedral Of the immaculate
Cooesptisn-
Taachers qualified to instruct dis
allied soldiers in occupational therapy
are In urgent demand At the canton
ment hospital at Denver. ~ well ~
In the various cantonments through
out the United States.
DR.. Frederick g. Coen Of Peraia and
&C. jackson OF New York were In Ben
ver ON 4 transcontinentAl trip to
launch The campaign to raise fund
Of $50 80 for relief of Armenians.
ayrinn1, Greeks and Jews in the Near
East
The State Land Board granted the
Great Northern Irrigation and Power
Cumpany an extension OF two years un-
Z ler their contract to complete certain
ftflua41oa projects In Moffat county
unleee,tks provisions Of the Carey act.
Change Of venue from the, Denver
District Court to that Of Adams county
the peace at Brighton, who 10 accused
h suit broxSht By Mrs. Ida M. Chit
WOOD ~ fraudulent appropriation Of
fees "a . bootleeking case.
Aliens residing In Colorado must
pay up al debts to Uncle Sam before
leaving the state, according to Mark
A. Skinner. collector Of internal rev.
enue. The alternative Is enforced
residence in the state. according to in
structions received by Mr.: Skinner
from Washington.
simultaneously with word from
Washington that the War Department
plans . standing army of 100000 man.
announcement Is made at the head
quarters of the adjutant general in
Denver that the Third Colorado regi