The Keota news., 1921-11-04
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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ucatetI ny his government, has been
elected vice president Of the Junior
branch OF the American Institution Of
Mining and Metaliurgical Engineers at
the School Of Mines ut Golden.
Worn out aud exhausted by the at.
tack OF magpies, large golden eagle
was easily captured alive In Horse.
shot park. on the continental divide.
by George Ruthletlge and James Bur.
ris Of Fort Collins. The bird meas.
ured @ feet and inches from tip to
tip.
Donald. the 2O-m0nths.0ld son OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Brady OF Pueblo. died
ax u result Of having eaten several an.
tl.fat tablets. The child was taken
III but for time the parents failed to
realize his danger. When II was dis
covered TINT the tablets were poison.
GUS. u physician was called. but all ef..
forts To savc the baby's life were un.
avalling.
Robbers entered tho First National
Hank Of Wellington hut failed In an
attempt 10 enter the vault. according
To a report To the sheriff nj Fort Col.
lins. They had gained entrance to the
hank BY means Of n crowbar. and had
attempted to break their way into tho
vault. but evidently had given II up
when they encountered reinforced con.
crete whIcl, they were unable to pen.
citrate easily.
Ten cars Of crushed marble are to he
shipped daily from tho works near
Villa Grove. Colo, for an lntlcflnite
period. The Colorado Marble Corpor.
alton. owning the property. reports
one order for 100 carloads Of crushed
stone. Many cars Of block marble al.
10 will be shipped each week. The
crushed marble Il to be used In max.
inE terra1o work. or the new Idea In
hard surfaced flooring.
NAL Victor W. iIungcrforti. retiring
state commander Of tho American l.c.
zion. will represent the Colorado I.c.
zion In Washington on Armlstice day.
Nov. II, at the funeral services for the
unknown American soldier at Arling-
ton cemetery. Major Hungcrfort'. In
company with representatives. OF the
other state legions. will Ike part Of
guard Of honor which will escort the
soldiers body to the grave.
Councilman II. W. Risley Of Den.
ser hns received assurance from. the
Denver water commissioners and the
stntc ynn,e nnd fish commissioner that
waters from the Whale mine. neat
Webster, In Hall valley. which were
s.id to have been polluting the Platte
river will he shut off soon. Nisley
complnincti TINT the mine tnilings not
only were making the water unflt iot
human consumption hut were kl'Iins
fish In the stream.
Federal Judge Lewis took occasion
In court to remark on the youth of the
mn ,ority Of the men indicted by the
grand jury nt Pueblo. "The jury not
ed how young most OF these men o!
boys nrc. They said nearly all OF
,,,em nrc between the ngcs OF ~ ana
10 Five or six years ago the men
vim wore brought into this court were
NJ mnture years and one felt they de'
xcrvcd whatever punishment wns siv'
on them. but with these boys 1t Is d't'
fercnt."
The Denver 4 1ntcrurbnn bound iot
u,,,,,,.r struck and killed George w.
Nice. 81 years old. Tie accident oc'
cured on the railroad bridge over
nn,,icr creek, Which Is in the heart OF
nom,,,.r Nice was walking on the
track toward University hill. Motor'
mnn spcncer wns unable to stop tne