The Arvada enterprise., 1919-03-06
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

| tllery training school and S25O,OOO in
equipment will be sent to Fort Col
Inns. The school will open with the fall
term In September and the work will
be compulsory 4 certain number of
hours week with all men except SEN
Tors. This action of the War Depart
ment follows conferences between
President Lory and A. A. Edwards,
president of the board, with Brigadler
General Danforth and Col. Thomas
Sloan. and a recent visit of inspection
to the school by Colonel Sloan. The
battery equipment for the school will
consist of five guns, including a how
itzer and French IS, two tractors,
two trucks and ninety-six horses, with
number of noncommissioned officers
and instructors.
Five employees Of the Denver & Rio
Grand6, Walter E. Robertson, Ira Da-
Wis, Harold Foster, Ray II. Bartlett
and Alva Brown, are prisoners in the
county jail at Grand Junction on u
charge Of robbing merchandise car
OF large AMOUNT Of whisky December
18th. Robertson, 1t is said, confessed
his part in the robbery, duplicating the
others. The men are charged with bur-
slarizins car of whisky en- route to
California According to the confes.
sion Of Robertson the car was entered
through an end door, the head was
knocked out of barrel of whisky and
the men carried the whisky away in
milk cans. later bottling 1t.
The Bigelow House bill regulating
the practice Of dentistry in Colorado
was the subject of lively debate
when efforts were made to amend GER
tain Of Its provisions Senator w. F.
O'Brien, who introduced an identical
Dill In the Senate, took the lead in sup
port OF the measure. He Is a dentist.
The bill amends in number Of re-
spects the present law regulating dem
tistry, bringing under its provisions
dental hygienists as well as regularly
licensed dentists. and providing legal
machinery for procedure In cases
where licenses are revoked by the
State Board Of Dental Examiners.
DR.. George A. Norlin, for the past
two years acting president Of the Uni
versity Of Colorado in the absence of
President Farrand, was elected presi-
dent by the board of regents of the
university, filling the vacancy cansei
by DR.. Farrand's resignation. The
resignation of DIR. Farrand came as a
result Of his appointment by President
Wilson as national director Of the
American Red Cross, necessitatins Als
presence in Washington.
Clifford Sproules, aged "a, q negro,
must hang for staying w. W. Green.
turnkey at the Pueblo county jail, o.
tober 18th, when Sproules endeavored
to make his escape from the jail.
Green died after being shot twice by
the negro in the corridor Of the jail. A
Jury brought in . verdict Of first de-
gree murder, with death penalty rec.
commended.
Unconvinced that the plea Of priv.
eged occasion" should exempt unscru-
pulous newspapers from accountability
for malicious attacks upon the charac-
ter Of individuals, the Colorado Sen.
ate gave Its final approval, on third
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