The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
COLORADO N1Ws MOTIFS.

Greek, was recovered BY a searching
party which has been working contin-
uously since the accideat The body
was found in the K and L entry Of the
mine. The body when found was not
burned, ~ the searchers had antici-
pated, but was PROSTATE on the floor
Of the tunnel with a coat around the
head. 1t 10 believed by the rescue par
ty that Testaa, scenting the toxic gas,
covered his head with his coat in an
effort to escape the fumes.
Three young electricians. Walter Bal.
linger, Roy Frazer and Frank Schuler
had narrow escapes from death near
Blue Lake In the Bridal Veil mining
section, about six miles from Telluride.
when they were caught in snowslide.
The men, with other members OF the
power gang" Of the Smuggler Union
Mining Company. were making their
way to the Blue Lake pumping station
Of the Smuggler- Union Mining Com.
pany to make repairs on transformers
and pumps, when Il slide broke and
caught the three and swept them down
the hillside for more than three hun
dred feet.
The farmers of Morgan county have
unbOunded faith in their business, and
In order to make their business more
secure and steady are cooperating
whOle-heartedly In the membership
campaign. Every farmer in the county
will he asked to become a member OF
the Farm bureau. Many farmers have
declared that falling prices make 1t i'm.
possible for them to pay membership
IN cash at this season OF the year, and
to overcome this obstacle, the commit.
tee has arranged to accept 200 pounds
Of wheat or ten bushels Of shelled corn
In lieu Of the So cash membership fee.
The regular weekly sermon of the
Rev. Atkinson Of the Baptist church of
LOvelnnd was heard by telephone by
a score Of his congregation who were
confined to their homes by illness. A
telephone with large megnphOne
mOuthpiece has been installed In tho
church for the convenience OF Bar-
lists too III to attend church. The tel.
ephOne company has made special nr-
rangeInents which enable parties TO
listen In on the sermons.
Copies of the income tax primers,
recently issued by the Bureau Of In.
ternal Revenue. which contains ques-
tions and answers relative to the I'LL
ing Of income tax returns, are now
available at the office OF the collector
Of internal revenue, Custom House.
Sixteenth and Arapahoe streets, Den.
yer, Colo. Copies may be obtained
only through collectors offices. and
are not being mailed from Washing
ton.
The Supreme Court Of this state has
been appealed to for . decision Is to
whether a person is justified In taking
" vacation on borrowed money. as the
result Of u decision, in the local Dis
trict Court In the case Of Carl Wastes.
sen against the Bank Of Olathe in
which Mr.. Weatessen IL suing the bank
for $1,000 for injured feelings follow.
Ing the refusal Of the hank TO honor
his checks while on vacation.
Announcement has been made BY the
officials Of the Great Western Sugar
Company at LOveland, effective March
I. there would BE- slight reduction In
the wages paid employee Most Of the
reductioo will be to the men who work
BY the hour. and will amount tO about
10 per cent. SOme Of the men working
By the month will alao be reduced, the
average for this class Of labOrsrn being
S5 q month less than has been paid.
Preliminary reports made BY the
census bureau on all counties in Colo
rado. received and complied by the
state Immigration Department. show
substantial increase in every class
Of livestock for the state In 1870 over
1910. The largest percentage Of In.
crease 10 for swine, beinx more than
100 per cent, while the lowest percent.
age Of increase V for shesp.
JOlted Off . disc pl0w drawn by n
team Of mules ON his dry farm near
Plum, Valley. Robert l.. Cr0wter. ~,
hOn,esteader. died instantly with \
broken neck. His death was Witnessed
by his 2O-year-Old son. The pIOw
struck q ridge Of frozen ground which
jelted CrOwder from the seat, causing
him to fall.
The business section Of Pagoss
springs has been destroyed by fire
with an estimated loss Of between
100000 and 100000. Among the
buildings destroyed was that of the
Citizens State Rank. which probably
10 the heaviest loser. In all. fourteen
husiness structures and their contents
were burned.
Advance reports from the federal
census bureau. compiled by the State
board Of Immigration. show the pro-
duction Of wheat In all the important
wheat growing counties Of Colorado In
1919 to have been ls.Z73,l25 bushels.
The production Of wheat In these same
counties In 1909 WAS 7z22,S9O bushels.
For the second time In eleven years
the Trans. Aississippi Golf Assoc4n.
tons annual championship tOurna.