The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.

returned to the city jail al denver q
few days ago from Winsl0w, Ariz., BY
Detectives Lowe and Cook. The trio
Is held for investigation. The two men,
according TO Captain Of Detectives
Washington Rinker, are wanted here
for jumping bond Of $1,000 in connec.
ton with their trial for the alleged
robbery of the Williams Stores Com.
pany at West Eighth avenue and Santa
Fe drive. The men also are wanted for
the alleged theft Of an automobile be
longing to Capt c. ]. Dillon. Of the
Fitzsimons hospital. The car said to
belong to Captain Dillon was returned
with the men.
Colorado Observation-Disclosures for
the sale Of the Garden City Company,
Colorado Springs owned sugar beet
concern with extensive holdings at
Garden City, Kan, to Lock Davidson.
wealthy Wichita banker, have virtu-
ally been completed. according to an
announcement Of directors of the CON-
pany. Mr.. Davidson left Colorado
Springs recently, planning to stop In
Garden City, where he would make ar
engagements for the formal transfer Of
the property. The sale involves ap-
proximately $5,OO,000. and includes
the transfer Of the sugar plant ut Gar
den City, which Is one Of the best
equipped In the United States. and
10000 acres Of adjoining land, all
planted to sugar beets each year.
Fort Collins.-A municipal recrea-
ton area has just been set apart for
the city Of Fort Collins by the Forest
Service on the Upper Poudre river.
embracing an area Of 40 acres. While
this still remains part Of the Colo
RADIO National Forest, II Is reserved
and dedicated to the purposes Of a
recreation area for the city, upon
which Wi be placed improvements
costing In the neighbUrhood Of $4,000.
1t is the plan Of Fort Collins to de-
yelop this into an ideal mountain play
ground.
Standardization d. Sweet, nation.
ally known agricultural expert, is, per-
haps, the happiest farmer In Colorado
today. The success he had with his
potato crop this year, especially with
seed potatoes, is the cause Of his hap
piness. He had on exhibition in his
Denver office in the Equitable build
ing two bushels Of potatoes that at
tracted much attention. Mr.. Sweet
this year on his ranch at Carbondale
raised more than 2,00O0OO pounds of
potatoes, Of which 10000 bushels were
for the market and the rest for seed
Colorado Springs.-Owners Of build
ings In Colorado Springs who fail to
comply with the grand jury recon-
mendatlons as to fire escapes and 9TH
er improvements for safety will be ar
rested II they do not Immediately
comply with the grand jurys wishes
When the jury reported to Judge
Arthur Cornforth, the judge gave In
structlons to Assistant District Attor.
ney T. c. Turner that II the recon-
mendations are not carried out, to pre-
pare informatlons against the property
owners Immediately.
Greeley.-Mlss Elizabeth Gault, q
years old. chemistry instructor In the
Eaton High schools, died at the hos.
pItal at Greeley from Injuries received
in an explosion. Miss Gault was work
ing in the chemical room, sealing wood
alcohol in cans with paraffin. She
struck match TO light candle and
the alcohol exploded. setting her |
clothing attire.
Denver.-Illiclt whisky manufactur
ers are turning to cheap grade Of
glucose In place Of using sugar, In ar
attempt to cut down the cost Of manu-.
facture so that profits from the sale
of white lightning" may be doubled
f. II. McClenahan, United States pro
hibition director for Colorado, declared
u few days ago.
Springfield. A. Hagermann, post
master of Springfield and leader Of the
Baca County Orchestra. will take his
musicians to Denver for the postal.
con, ention Nov. 8.
Colorado Springs. signs
on FL Paso county highways-which
mar the scenery and interfere with the
view Of landscape by motorists-must
go. This is the edlct of the Advertis-
ing Club, which is to present the coun.
ty commissioners with referendum
vote on the matter TO get action this
winter.
Selbert.-Mrs. Margaret Carleton,
who killed minister at Havre. Mont,
and then committed suicide, ls quite
well known In Selbert, having spent |
ten days there last summer as super.
Of the children's department |
and advance manager for the White
Myers Lyceum Bureau Of Kansas City. |
Denver.-Miss Helen Grace. IS years
old, Of 4725 Columbine street, was
slugged by an unmarked footpad few
nights ago as she was walking some
distance behind her mother across a
vacant lot at East Forty-seventh ave- |
nue. and Josephine street.
Branson.-Cltizens whose registra- |
ton records were destroyed by the re-
cent fire will be permitted to vote at |