The Keota news., 1921-04-22
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he teeth. held up and robbed Ellis B.
Hart. auditor. and J. r. Lsftwich. clerk
Of the Stockyards National Bank OF
Dsnvsr Of $4,000 cash. After disarm.
Ing the bank men and putting the en-.
gins Of their taxicab out Of eommis-
SION. the r0bber trio fled In Q high.
powered automobile and disappsared
In cloud OF dust. One Of the bandits
accidentally shot himself through the
foot ~ ~ was transferring money
sacks from the taxicab to the robber
car. The robbery. staged in broad day.
light and In full sight Of number Of
residents Of the neighborhood. was one
Of the most daring ever attempted In
Colombo. Likewise. II was one Of the
most sklllfully executed. II was pulled
off 20 quickly and % smoothly that
Hart and Leftwich scarcely could be-
lleve It had taken place.
No cisw to the slayer Of 8. Yamagu-
chi, wealthy japanese healthseeker.
whose body was found In Beaver
brook at its junction with Clear creek
near 0oldGo. was developed at the cor
ooer's Inquest held at Golden. The
jury returned q verdict finding that
Yamaguchi. who disappeared Jan. II.
came to bis death from . gunshot
wound inflicted by persons unknown
to the Jurors. State rangers who had
been investigating the case since Yam
aguchi's disappsarance and who found
bis automobils 1t the foot Of cliff On
0eneeee mountain the day before his
body Was discovered. were the psincl.
pal witnesses at the inquest.
One hour after they had entered the
First State bank at Aguilar. held up
W. r. Embsrton. president. and Miss
Jsannie Bale, cashier and teller. and
escaped with more than $500 In cash.
two auto bandits were In the county
jail In Trinidad. The bandits. with
The mouey In Q sack, were rounded up
By Undsrshesiff r. Il. Cole and .
posse Of citisens On the road six miles
north Of Trinidad. The bandits savs
their names % WIN Avery and b. 1.
Sloan. and ny they are life insurance
agents.
Mn. Pearl Burgusan, widow Of the
I8VO RESV Ns 0Vs 8sssossD Wss~ SsSs 80
Grand Junction Sept. 10. 1920 on the
operating table In the offices Of TrA
]. Henry Hook and James Keen.
osteopaths, has filed suit asking $1O..
600 damages. She charges malprac-
tice. Burgman Was operated upon on
that date for the removal Of tonsils.
The complaint charges that the de-
ceased came to his death through hack
Of ability on the part Of the doctors
who performed the operation.
The fIfst contest among the CONNER
cial classes Of the western slope high
schools will Be held In Nontroee Nay
6, when representatives from five COM
mercial departments will compete FOR
the western slope honorA The coun.
ties to compete in this are Aontrose'
Ouray, San Miguel. Delta and Hins.
dale. and the victor In the contest Will
70 to Greeley for the state tournament
On May a
Oroes revenue Of insurance compan-
ies Of all classes In Colorado during
the last year amounted to $H.206.-
907.So. according to the preliminary
annual report Issued by the state In.
surauce commissioner. Losses paid BY
the companies totaled $11.417, ,66A.S6.
Life insurance In force during 1870
reached 3546, a., 400 on which @12,22S.'
1880 was paid ln premiums.
Twelve years Of litigation between
.h> >vocntors NJ the estate of ]. Pier.