The Elbert County tribune., 1918-09-27

Negro settlers in Weld county held
their third annual fair at the Deerfield
settlement near Masters. Sept. 10.
Mrs. Sallie A. F. Warner, 30. of Den
yer, died at her home. She had been
blind for many years.
Under the recent call for $4,000
men. sos Coloradoans will leave for
Camp Kearny. Cal, Oct I'll.
Six hundred uniformed men were
the guests of the citizens of Denver
and the War Camp Community Sery-
ice at picnic in Bergen park.
The State Board of Land Commits.
sioners announces sale OF state lands
TO occur at the office OF the board in
the state capitol building. Denver, at
o'clock p. m, Oct. ..
1t has been officially announced by
the Portland Company that shoot
four feet wide. averaging $50 per ton,
has been cut on the Roosevelt tunnel
level in Portland ground, at depth OF
2,l31 feet.
Philip Hornbein of Denver was Sc
lected as state chairman of the DEM
Raymond Miller of Kiowa in a meet
Ing of county committeeman and com
mitteewomen at Denver
Rewards totaling $4,000 for the az
rest of the bandits who killed Chief
of Detectives John W. Rowan at Colo
RADIO Springs on Sept. IS. have been of
fered by the city, the county and
through a DOnuIar crhocriptin,, fund
Ernest c. Chaplin, mail clerk in the
Salida postoffice for the past eight
OF nine years, was arrested by Deputy
United States Marshal Mcclellan at
the request of the postal authorities,
charged with using the mail for fraud
ulent purposes.
The body OF Boyd Powell, is years
old, young man of Longmont, was
found In the shaft of the Cuckoo coal
mine. near Frederick William or
Philip Lafferty, 10 years old, is in
jail at Greeley, charged with having
killed Boyd.
Buy Colorado productsl To help
win the war by relieving the railroads
of unnecessary freight burdens. to sup
port home production so that we can
buy Liberty bonds, the State Council
of Defense urges everyone to sign and
10 observe the pledge to purchase,
whenever possible. goods made, pro
duced or grown in Colorado.
Delegates from six states, including
Colorado. will meet in Denver Oct
aud for the third annual conference
Of 10. hui tor T,,h
sociation The conference will be I'M
der the direct jurisdiction of the Den
yer Antituberculosis Society Califor-
mia. New Mexico, Arizona, Texas and
Utah will send delegates.
Guilty of murder in the first degree.
with the penalty of life imprisonment
at hard labor. is the fate melted out to
Richard H. Baugh, alleged murderer of
Celina Haberl on June in Denver.
Baugh. blinded in both eyes, main
tanned the same immobile- expression
when the verdict was read that he held
throughout the trial.
Former Ambassador to Germany
James W. Gerard addressed capacity
audience at the Denver Auditorium
cunning and cowardice, hurting invec-
ton at the imperial German govern
ment, and urging Americans to stand
behind the soldiers. and the great
throng cheered as he foretold the Kai-
sers' fall.
Denvers quota of s1,27O000 to be
raised in Colorado by the united war
at a
minimum of s545,000.
The Portland Gold Mining Company
at Colorado Springs has installed ma
chinery In its mill for testing mangan-
ese ard potash bearing ores.
Notiis, was served on the State Util
tiles Commission by the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad Company and the
Santa Fe road that they will begin the
operation of double-track system be-
tween Denver and Pueblo Oct. 1. The
Rio Grande track will be used as the
southbound right of way. and the
Santa Fe track as the northbound.
At Denver the grand chapter of the
Eastern Star in convention at the Au-
ditorium elected the following Off
GERS: Worthy grand matron, Mrs.
Mollie S. Richmond of Colorado
Springs. worthy grand patron, Clay
ton Whlteman of Hayden: associate
worthy grand matron. Mrs. Mary
Rhoades of Denver; grand conductress,
Mrs. Eugenia Barney. Sterling; wor-
thy grand secretary, Mrs. Eliza F. Co
hen. Colorado Springs; worthy grand
treasurer, Mrs. Ernestine Kuehl,
Leadvilie.
jim Goodheart Of Sunshine Mission
fame and Denver's own chaplain, who
has been on the firing line of France