The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1919-11-06

1919. rs Liberty day. the same to be
recognized and observed by the people
81 the state as public holiday.
Employees Of the Grea, Western SUI
EAR Company In all plants have a
chance 10 share in prize money this
season and the factories are competing
for the money. A bonus Is to be given
al the end Of the campaign 10 every
man In the employ Of the company.
This bonus will he based on mini.
mum output and large prizes will be
given where the men exceed this mini
mum. During the first week every
factory In the Colorado district was he.
low the minimum, but the daily shifts
are now said TO be exceeding this min.
imum and are rolling up bonus every
day.
The Denver office Of The United
States marine corps recruiting service
has asked that all discharged marines
and those on the reserve list report 10
the recruiting office 10 prepare for
plans being made to celebrate the an
niversary Of the signing Of the arms
tice. II has been planned to have
former members Of the marine corps
act as escorts TO Governor Oliver H.
Shonp and Mayor Dewey c. Bailey
during their addresses Ia be given at
the big municipal bonfire.
Fifty persons in a total Of seventy
nine, the largest naturalization class
ever examined In the district Of Colo
RADIO. were granted United States citi-
zenship by Judge Robert +. Lewis In
the Federal court yesterday. Repre-
scniatiyes from sixteen countries were
among the applicants, including Germ
any, Austria and Hungary
The trial Of John s. Little. charged
with having killed Richard rullian at
the Leyner Engineering Works. near
LlttletoG, on Aug. Q. terminated when a
jury, after three hours dcliberaiion,
found Little guilty Of second degree
murder. The penalty is from five TO
twenty years In the penitentiary.
Following up President Wilson's
virtual command TO the coal miners to
call off their threatened strike in the
bituminous fields, government officials
disclosed that the adoption Of drastic
measures are contemplated In the
event that the unions defy the cxecu-
tive and shut down the mines.
Matty Smith. known 10 many Colo
RADIO fight fans, has arrived In New
York from overseas with a lieutenant's
commission In the Australian army. a
score Of decorations. title Of an Amaze
flying "aee" and the lightweight cham.
pionship OF the interallied armies.
The final coupon on the Second 4
per cent Liberty Bonds becomes due
next month and the last coupon on
the First per cents. being converted
3i2 per cents Is payable In December.
Plans for drive for sl50,000, to be
launched Dee. lst. have been formu-
lated by the Colorado Public Health
Association Of which James II. Perish
ing has been chosen president.
The body of Frank Maxwell Camp
bell, - years old. former member OF
the students army training corps and
former student ut the Colorado Agri-
cultural College and ut Washington
State College. Pullman. Wash. was dis
covered with bullet wounds In II al
Fort Collins by Clarence Drexell. a stu.
dent at the college, who recognized
Campbell as his classmate last year
No cause for the murder has yet been
solved.
Two large corporations, one a min
ing aud the other an oil company, with
their principal offices In Denver filed
articles Of incorporation in the office
of Secretary of State James X No.
land: The River Valley Oil Company
with a canlta, stock M 5000 om and tho
Leadyille Operating and Development
Company. the business Of which is to
be In connection with placer and lode
mines. Incorporated for SlO0.00o.