The Ordway new era., 1920-02-27
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

yer III tiie state cupttol III 'eh'e'' "
Gently, II was decided TO invite 10
meeting to he held in the House OF
Representatives. at 1880 saturday.
Feb. IS, representatives of ta1payinS
organizations. farmers ORGANIZATIONS.
aud chambers of commerce who would
he asked To present their views con
cernlng the hest plan TO secure In
creased efficiency in the schools, bet
ter training for teachers. and TO take
up the question OF better salaries for
trained teachers. Notifications OF
this meeting are being sent To repre-
sentative organizations OF property
owners. hut any organization VIII be
welcome whether notified or not.
Edward Eckhardt. 2-year-old son OF
Paul Eckhnrlt. farmer living east OF
Greeley near the sugar factory, WAS
rescued with his brother. Samuel.
years old. from their burning home by
Conrad Kaufman. who, passing. saw
the house In flames and discovered
the children huddled together in the
burning kitchen. The younger child
is suffering from severe burns about
the head and shoulders and little hope
is held out for his recovery. The
mother OF the children is dead aud
the father was In town On business a;
the time OF the fire.
Forty stamps of the new Gold King
Extension mill at Gladstone have been
started TO pounding the accumulated
ores Of the Gold King Company, and in
short time will he running sixteen
hours out of every day. Manager w. u.
Kinney states that the company VIII
now be shipping CONSTANT stream OF
hirh-grade concentrates. which VIII be
hauled to the railroad ears for trans
portation to the smrlter. as well rs The
regular shipments OF gold bullion made
20 the United States mint at Denver by
this company
W. L. Van Eaton, a rancher living
eight miles northeast Of Mum. Colo,
Is dead as the result of injuries re
ceiVed when he was struck by Union
Pacific passenger train No. lol as lie
was crossing the railrnad tracks neSr
Num- IN heavy touring car. He was
carried over 1900 feet on the lccomO-
tive pilot, hut was apparently unhuri
when picked mp. He was rushed TO n
hospital in Greeley Internal injuries
wcre the direct cause of death.
News of her sisters death in Wales
robbed Miss Hannah Henry, ~ years
old. of her last family tie. She drank
poison At the home ~ Mrs \. Fergu-
son in Denver. dying within a few
minutes after removal 10 the county
hospital. For weeks Miss Henry had
planned visit to her sister and had
purchased her railroad transportation,
steamship passage and arranged for
The passport, when letter arrived.
telling of her sisters death.
With disbursements OF SS,4iSaiS-.s:
in 1914 penverAsvaid aut nsare money
than in any other year in the history
Of the city. according 10 statistics com
Piled on the cash balance and receipts
for the past year by City Auditor +. II,
SiacShouse- No; only were the dis
h1r>ements much larger than in other
years, but the receipts, totaling ST.
l6slaS2. exceeded any previous
twelve months
Edward T. pevine. associate eslito,
of The Survey. and one of the leading
social workers Of the United States,
viii be n member of the faculty of tn,
University Of Colorado summer school
which viii open on June II at Boulder;
Mrs. Cora wtnchell of Columbia Uni
versiiy VIII have charge OF the classes
in home economics and Prot Jerome
pewd of Oklahoma University of ihs
department ot social science
Using hack saw furnished him ny
his wife. lsoafs &. Martin. wanted BY
the police in Flint. Mich. on chsres
Of grand lsrceay. escaped from rhs
cesn,y Jail sE Colorado Springs while
Deputy Sheriff {. W. Miato Of Flint
was making preparations 10 take hin
back 10 the Michigan city on nigh
train. The saw, together with a Tsai'
% pliers and wire nippers- wers
senad in his cell sfter the escape
Misgausang the distance he had as
cen6ei with car in an automobile sle
VSlor at = garage in penver. Lawrence
Enf. is mechanic employed a; ths
garage, backed the car of the plat
to-n snd plunged twenty fees into ihs
elevator PHI seie~ with resaiiins
fracture ot The skull and o1her Injuries
TIE ssgnersss el'ing ms chine hurled hin
against the edge Of the pit and sal.
the Support given ii by the Pis ssa.
prevented insisn; crashing 81 Huff.
body,
A large sin prcdocars enoaga
zlscoashine 10 supply Morgan cezaty
and irs surroundings for weeks wa
discovered IN operation ea farm
Il caItcea rnlaes seaih Of Fort Morgan
ay Sheriff L. \. Morse More than :
hundrea gallons u WAlsSey. reaas To-
customers Was awaiting sallRu1eni- 4
hinge saTgsy 81 hSraey, corn sna raj
>iEls NeTse also se5zs-d
Mrs. ". 7 lgoshreSs. e. year> old