The Raymer enterprise., 1918-09-26
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.

hill was robbed OF one Of the two re-
yolvers he carried--either before or
after he was slain--and the revela.
tion that the bandits are wanted In
half dozen Eastern cities for robber.
les they perpetrated either previous
TO or subsequent TO the Kansas train
robbery, are the most recent develop
ments in the hunt for the remaining
members Of the outlaw band which ter
orized Denver and Colorado Springs
Sept. l3 and IA. shooting to death two
officers and wounding. four others.
The Masonic Grand Lodge OF Colo
RADIO elected the following officers at
the meeting in Denver: Clarence n.
Kellogg. grand master; Frank l.. Bish-
op. deputy grand master; Haslett P.
Burke. senior grand warden; Mar
shall H. Van Fleet, junior grand war
den. II. w. Woodward. grand treas
urer: Charles II. Jacobson. grand sec,
retary. They will close the grand lodge
with today's session About 400 dele
gates from all sections of the state
were In attendance.
! Colorado manufacturers attended a
banquet al Pueblo. the menu Of which
was composed Of Colorado products en-.
tirely and served In banquet hall
equipped with Colorado manufactured
fixtures and constructed OF Colorado
building material. II was the opening
Of campaign to further the consump-
tion OF Colorado raised and Colorado
manufactured goods and for the pur
pose also OF obtaining for the state a
greater share of government con.
tracts.
II you take your meals In a public
eating place you can have only one
teaspoonful Of sugar. even though you
have coffee. cereals. berries, grape
fruit and q few other foods upon which
you have been accustomed TO use su-
gar. This Is the ruling made by the
federal food administration as fur.
ther move In the conservation of su-
gar.
Juan Garcia, IS years old. charged
with killing Manual Morano over a
card game, surrendered to the authori.
ties at Fort Collins. His story, which
Is supported by witnesses, was that
Morano forced him into the game,
when he tried to keep out. and had
started to give him beating when he
fired the fatal shot.
Mrs. Slough Miller Of Denver ar.
rived In New York City in charge OF
sixty-two French girls, who have been
awarded scholarships in American col.
leges by the French government. The
girls are to be scattered throughout
the country. and Mrs. Miller will bring
some Of them to Colorado colleges.
Two Colorado boys are reported
missing In action In the casualty lists
made public Sept. 10. They are; Al
bort T. Klaus. Avondale, and Martin
Krasevich. Pueblo. Anthony Prill,
Simla. is reported wounded severely.
Forty-five candidates who made the
race for state and national offices In
the recent primary election spent a to-
tai OF $3.50. according to their ex.
pense accounts filed with James r. No.
land, secretary Of state.
Republican county committeeman
and committeewomen, in state confer
ence In Denver, selected Rush l.. Hol.
land of Colorado Springs chairman of
the Colorado central committee for the
ensuing two years.
Farmers and ranchers OF Colorado
are exceedingly prosperous this sea.
son. according to A. V. Kipp. chief Of
the transportation division of the
United States food administration for
Colorado.
The automobile which the citizens
OF Denver presented to Mayor Speer
has been sold by Mrs. Speer for 81 200.
which sum has been turned into the
Speer memorial fund by Mrs. Speer.
Curtis II. Betty Of Timpas is re-
ported in German prison camp. He
Is % years old, the son OF Thomas
Betty, entered the service in April
last and arrived in France last June.
Frank Mitchell. aged 40, was arrest
ed at Julesburg. Colo. by Deputy
United States Marshal W. ]. Mcclel-
land, charged with failure to register
in the draft Sept, u.
The Keoughan.Hurst Drilling Com
pany, which holds leases upon $500
acres near Boulder, has an oil we'll
down 1,600 feet and expects to COM
plete 1t at about 1900 feet.
Word that George Christofilopulos,
formerly of Denver. was severely
wounded in action In France on Aug.
"a. has been received by l.. r. w. Hill,
al whose home he lived.
The enrolment at the Colorado
School of Mines at Golden shows a
gain this year. The freshmen class
has already reached over 100 with
more coming in.
The appointment Of Edward p. Cos.
tigan OF Denver on the United States
tariff commission. made by the Presi-
dent several months ago, was con.
firmed by the Senate.
Julius Aichele was reelected chair.