The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-04-12
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
!. ..,-rn Newspaper Union Rev. Service

Farmers in the southeastern coun-
ties have protested to the Colorado
Council OF Defense against low prices
for broom corn that they are being
offered. They contend that buyers
are trying to force them to sell for
800 or 5000 q ton when ~ . fact the
corn is worth from $500 to $500 ton.
A. j. Turner Of Canon City II the
new chairman OF the Fremont county
Council OF Defense which now has one
Of the best war Organisations in the
state and IL carrying ON q campaign OF
patriotic education In all school d..
tricts Of the county.
That Denver Is one Of the most
hsalthfM cities In the United States
ID the information contained In . fed
eral census report published In Wash
ington. the official statistics credit
ing Denver with only fifteen deaths
annually in each 1000 Of population.
Six hundred and six registered
nurses have enrolled to date with the
State Nurses Survey Board Of the
State Council Of Defense. In addition
200 Red Cross nurses have been en-
rolled and 10S graduate nurses who
are not registered.
Seven hundred and sixty-four Den.
yer boys in the service Of Uncle Sam
have taken advantage of the city's
generosity in offering to pay ths pre-
MUM for one year on $1,000 Of gov
srnment insurance carried by any
Denver Sammy.
John Gallouashy. 71-year-old a.
legged miser, was found dead in his
squalid room at 1852 Blake street In
Denver. and in his coat pocket de-
tectives found a bank book showing
S6.001 to his account in . Denver
bank.
Charles Davis, telegraph operator
and station agent for the Union Pacif-
ic railroad at Desrtrail. died at Mercy
Hospital, Denver, ~ . result Of burns
he received while attempting to light
signal lamps in his station
Colorado residents will be expected
to eat and buy 10000. 900 pounds OF
potatoes during the week Of April -
to 27. and Buy 'Dm. Eat Inn" viii
be the slogan that week of the State
Food Administration.
Pedro Jimenz. q MEXICAN of Erie.
45 years old, shot and killed his COM
mon-law wife, Frances Alva, after the
woman had refused to make up after
q quarrel and had threatened to leave
the man.
John Gazoni. . Tyrolean. was made
to kiss the flag at Crested Butte by .
crowd Of citizens after he had refused
to place some tobacco in Q box which
10 to be sent to tho American soldiers
in France.
DR.. Charles L. Mead, pastor OF
Trinity Methodist church In Denver.
who Joined the Y. NJ. C. A. war ssrv-
ice. has arrived safe in France, &C
cording to word received by Mrs.
Mead.
William B. Milliken, prominent ~
a mining engineer in Colorado, was
charged with cruelty in a suit for d.
vorce filed in Denver by Mrs. MILL
ken. prominent socially in Denver.
Members Of the carpenters' union Of
Fort Collins are now receiving rs
cents an hour for their labor-an in
grease Of 25 per cent over the wages
heretofore paid them.
The Ell Paso County Women's Coun-
ell Of Defense has made a report to
the Woman's State Council Of Defense
showing many splendid accomplish
ments in war work.
An Investigation of the broom corn
market to aid farmers Of southeastern
counties in getting proper prices for
their stocks Of broom corn il being
made.
Col. VIM. l. Guthrie Of the 300th
Engineers died at Camp Zachary Tay.
lor. KY, after a brief illness with pneu-
monia. His home was at Rocky Ford
The fire at Mosca was mors serious
than heretofore stated, destroying the
postoffice, Irwin Blacksmith shop and
Social hall. Loss $1,000.
1t is stated that active preparations
for mining are being made at the old
camp Of Bonanza. The Copper Queen
mine IL to be worked.
Farmers In the Black Hollow dis
trict near Windsor are putting over
5000 feet Of tilling in the lateral ditch
supplying their lands.
In the newly organised Industrial
Association Rocky Ford now boasts
one Of the livest commercial associa-
tions in the state,
Grand Junction and Mesa county
sent away twenty-one cases of clothing
FOR Belgians and French, there being
3,700 articles.
The department Of the Woman's
State Council Of Defense on women
In industry has divided its work into
six divisions.