The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-11-02
CENTENNIAL STATE rrrlls.

Fort Collins Several important
changes and additions were made In
the extension service Of the A9ricul.
tural College by the Stste Board Of
Agriculture at its meeting held in Fort
Collins. Miss Maude Sheridan. who
has been state leader II Boys and
Girls club WORK 70. several years, Wa
made director of ~ activities Of al
the women Specialists Of the extensIos
service. She alsA will continue to az
Ms state leadef dfrtub work. FL
Cooper, extension agent Of goae3ee
county, was employed a. Specialize ID
agricultural engineering ana r. r.
Lamb chosen - succeed flm a ezsyn.
sion agent In 0Dn4A equity, Author.
ity was also givsa the extension oifI.
clals to employ. = nutrition specialist
to take the place made vacant by the
resignation Of MiS. Airinmi Hayes.
Grand Junction. Three nen escaped
death narrowly u - aatooaobils acd.
dent of most freakish nature at
Grand Junction when large taxicab.
driven by Hap Harris. encountered tie
cable OF tramwa$ whefe the f0ad
runs beneath q Styestts near Pahsade.
The cable Of the trsss had slaekaned
until 1t lay acress, the road during a
slight mlshap 70 iope, Of the cars. The
stage driver drove over the heavy ttsel
rope Just as the car was reieased on
the steep lncline, ahd the automobile
with It's four occupants was Ssftedi en-
tIreiy of the ground and hurled, Into
an orchard near By Although the. auto
was complete wreck and landed hp-
side down, with three men beneath Il
slight injuries only were suffered by
them. ~ "svon9jBI'
wray.-The body X an uaidentined
man was found ID the sand hflls near
wray few days ago BY two boys who
were returning froD an inspection Of
their wolf traps. 3 The body lay In an
isolated hollow In the hills. and evi.
IDENTIFY had been there for ut least .
week. Near the body was bottle
bearing a poison label. An effort had
evidently been made to destroy alt pos
sible chance Of classification, for aott-
ing WINS found to give . chew to the
nuns name or his relatives or his for
Iner residence 4 soft collar In one
pocket carried u lsundry mark Of IL
T. A." and on his beit buckle were the
initials IL A." '"H''' -
Grand Junctiou.Artsk Of 4 ass and
quality hitherto almost Gnheard OF In
the Grand Lakes, fesloa are now, Or
binary catches In thoss popular ,ang-
ling waters, as tue result Of q discovery
made BY. Forest Hanger Bashan.
Basham took an. oyster from i can In
his lunch pail when bitihs was poor.
and a. an Idle expsrisnee east In his
line with the saSsain 1tsA, ~ bait. Tie
first east was followed Nv =, dan, = tns
and then a treusndous battle with q
seyen,pound rainbSw. 70, so,,,.,, IS.
>, Cahon Clty.=Txo hundred boys Of
southern Colorado win meet 1t the Z,
n. G. A. here. Dec. !, 2 And s 1t which
time an older boyis cUdAfereaee- Win be
held The purpose q tksa eoassreacs.
which Is to be under ahsn 1kspices Of
the stats Y. u. G rA..ftA 10 Inspire
greater enthusiasm n The boys Pron-
inent among The spsekers VIII b.
Frank Cheley Of Denver. The 200 lads
to attend will come from towns lying
south of Colorado Springs md east %
fur Us Ia Junta. 90 7.ioV sN
Denver.-The neeeeltty of all seeds
being labelled upon shlpmeat into the
state was emphasized by Dr.. Patter-
son, specialist Of the Department Of
Agriculture. working In connection
with the Colorado Agricultural College
In an address befess The Seed Dealsrs'
group Of the Gssocl6tiea. u. Petter-
son spoke upOa the tsoa1e esd Law Of
Coasradp. deciaEaAGitta impartial and
one Of the hest In tie LATED HtatsA o
,y Dsnver.-Farms taee llcrsssiAG In
axe and puinber. In Celofpd0. Tsnaney
Z also on the lncfsssS. The averase
pize OF farms belly % faieH Id tSaD.
rado this year. sSedtdiht " reports Of
county sssessors ~ ne Stses lh1a1stns
ainu DepartincaE tn0oG 81 acReGii vhis
u Iisht ,iAcseses sfEsm n last ayear.
whcn tl,s ayeraps Fep9eted WAS PA az,