The Arvada enterprise., 1920-07-01
COLORADO
STATE NEWS


western Newspaper Union News Service.
Rocky Mountain Conslstory No. 2,
Scottish Rite Masons, will erect half
million dollar Scottish Rite cathedral
in Denver.
William Grimes, IS, well known in
fraternal circles at Pueblo, was in
stantly killed when he fell from the
top of pole to which he had climbed
In repairing cable. His neck was
broken. He was foreman for the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany.
Six hundred thousand Is the men,
bership goal Of the National Christian
Endeavor Union, according to f. p.
Gates, general secretary Of that organ
izatiOn, whose address closed the an
nual Colorado convention Mt the First
Presbyterian Church at Colorado
Springs
The damage done to the railroad be-
tween Telluride and Dolores on the
Rio Grande Southern line has been
enormous and thirty days Is given as
the earliest time by which the road
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tracks damaged. Many bridges are out
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The production of coal In Colorado
during May amounted to sSO,315 tons,
according 10 the report OF the state
coai ihihe inspector, just issued. Inc
.naa 20, 70 "" n e.np''seu :" ..e -
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The Cliff Mead ranch. on the main
Denver-to-Salt Lake highway, six and
one-half miles east Of Craig, Is known
as 1.-THE home of the spud." Its owner,
Walter Spencer, originated scientific
potato culture In northwestern Colo
rado. EVERY year thousands OF tons OF
CHI Mead potatoes go TO market AT
prices well ABOVE those optaihed ny
other growers.
Colorado is to lose the United States
bureau of mines experimental station
now located at the School of Mines in
Golden, according to ID. A. Lyons, fed
eral superintendent OF mine expert
mental stations. Inc reason Tor the
removal was gwen ny Dr. D. Z. lahd'
superihtehdeht OF the station' us re-
iusai TO renew the lease on the build
ing the experiment station now occu-
pies.
The Weld County Credit Mems As
sociatlon' which was originally COM
posed ehtireiy OF Greeiey business men.
IL rapiai! extending us activit,es TO
other co"hties. Drahch Office mas
oeeh estan''shea NJ Brighton ana an
oIher off'ce VIII he opened AZ Fort
Morsah' Al the present time the "s'
soc'a''oh mas more tnah ao business
$3.50, b., .,,a ...s.,,.'.s ~ '
~
ohe huhdred ana thirty difierent
varieties Oh wno i'o"er" were to"hd
D! n notanca' party OF seventeen
members OF the aouhta'n CiuD' wn'ch
maze an expeditioh 10 romano from
DehSer u"oer .he 'e.ueIs"'p OF Mrs'
george a. Stahi anu s'ss Cather1he
brudeflin.
Inc Aaxwe'i DOCK, the largest Of
nee ou'!o'ns IN Steemooet springs, mas
0eeh so'd ny senator >. =. AexweiI OF
..ou'"er' 10 u. Cnamoer'sin OF Des
S'o'hes' 'o"a. Inc purchaser u the
Iouhder Oh the chamberlain Medicine
company. ne purchased the ouiioins
u an investment
Colorado being the chief producer
Of radium in the world, and the only
producer while the war was In prog
ress. 1t Is Of local interest to note
that the total supply Of radium In
the world today Is estimated to BE- four
Ounces-an amount hardly sufficient
to I'LL coffee cup.
Legislstion to inflict PENALTIES on
wholesalers and retailers who mis-.
brand their wares was the chief tonic
Of discussion before the convention OF
the American Home Economics AssO.
citation at Colorado Springs. A speech
supporting the legislation WINS made