The Keota news., 1919-01-17
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that she had dreamed that the colonel
had died while asleep. She insisted
on seeing . newspaper at once. and
only after reading II did Mrs. Lewis
feel moro confident that II was but .
dream and not . premonition. But
twenty.four hours after that prsmoni'
tion. however. Mrs. Lewis read In
Mondays cxtras that Colonel Rooss-
welt had died that morning just -
she had dreamed.
The midwintsr session Of the Colo
RADIO Editorial Association will b held
this year on January 20 and 81 at the
Albany hotel. A series Of several
luncheons has been planned and .
banquet 70 the State Lsgislaturs at
the Albany hotel. After the banquet
there viii be IN old-fashionsd dance.
During the business sessions ". A.
Patterson. managing editor Of the
Western Newspaper Union. will speak
on The Rssponsibility Of The Press In
the Rseonstxuetion Period" J. l..
Cross. head of the Federal Rsssrve
Bank In Kansas City, will speak on
the governments methods In raising
the four Liberty Lean quotas and the
drive.
The twenty-sscond annual conven.
tion Of the American National Live
stock Association will b held at the
Broadway theater Jan. 81. - and ~.
The program OF spsakers includes
many prominent government officials
and livestock men. The eonvsntion
ssf0 ~ a. ~
topics Of vital importance to the gras
ing industry. Among the subjects for
consideration which are OF local inter.
ost 10 the proposed advance In grazing
fees ON national forests. The ad.
vances were ordered By the secretary
Of agriculture early In December Of
1918. and became effective Jan. /.
Major ". J. Cameron. In charge Of
the eonstructjoa Of the Rscuperatioa
Hospital. received word from Wash.
ingtoa to build Q Surses' infirmary,
costing Ss3.0o0. Plans for the new
structure are now beins made and the
work will begin Immediately. Nurses
who have become III through taeir
work at hospitals over seas viii BE-
taken care Of and given an opportunity
to get well at the army's big rscupcr.
alton camp near Aurora.
The youngest postolses robbsr ever
handled BY the poetof6ce inspectors OF
the local Jurisdiction 10 under arrest
at Clsnwood Springs. He 10 only IL
years old. He slipped into the Glen
wood Springs po0tolace through Q par.
eel post drop Tuesday night, gathered
up . quantity Of loot and was pre-.
pairing to depart when an employc
Of the o@ee, returning to attend 70
some unfinished business, discovered
and captured him.
Governor shoup's address was one
Of the shortest ever delivered for .
Colorado Legislature and was ~ fol
lows: II have Just bssn getting 40
quaintsd with . lot of new friends. and
am ready to become acquainted with
lot Of new responsibilities and duties.
which I shall endsavor. with your CO.
operation. to shape into success for
Colorado"
Twelve states-California, Colorado,
Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Montana, Nebraska, North Da.
kota, Oregon and Utah-reportsd Q
surplus Of common labor to the de-
partment Of labor this week, - com.
pared with seven the week previous.
In the South there 10 . general short
age Of labor In all trades, while the
belt from Connecticut 70 Minneapolis
ohows surplusss in special branches.
City Commissioner Andrew w.