The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
CENTENNIAL STATE 111sGa

effort made to collect between $780,
O0O and ShO.OOO in back pay alleged
to be due the coul miners employed
In those mines, according to Felix
Pogllano. secretary of district No. la.
MIR. Pogliano claims about seventeen
coal operators working under IL signed
agreement with the union, broke their
contracts several months before the
contracts expired on April !, l9e22. and
the men were forced to take II lesser
wage for several months previous to
April l. when the contracts expired
and the mine workers went out on
strike.
DurangO.-Believing that the man
addressing her wns II representative OF
a telegraph company led to the arrest
Of Mrs. Allie johnson, alias Mrs. Mar
tin, Mt the auto camp grounds at Du
range. on II charge Of forgery. The
arrest was made by Sheriff George
A. Rowe upon telegraphic orders from
Sheriff Calmas Merritt ut Lake VII
lage. Ark. The woman. In company
with male companion, had been
trailed to Durango. the pair travelling
in an auto. Mrs. johnson was known
to be In Durango, she having wired
back for money to be sent her by tele-
graph.
Denvcr.-Districts along the Denver
& Rio Grande Western Railroad will
yield 1850 carlOt shipments Of pota
toes this year, compared with 1867
In 1921, according to estimates in a
bulletin just issued by the railroad
| company. This years crop will be d.
vided as follows: San Luis valley,
6,2JO catlots; Eagle-Gypsum district.
800: Carbondale-Aspen, 100; Rifle
and Lower Granie valley, 1900; Mont
rose -Olathe-Delta, 5000. und Utah aud
Salt Lake basin, 1900.
BOulder.-For four weeks, fourteen
hours II day, students In the field geOl-
Ogy course offered ut the University
| Of Colorado summer session. during
the term Just closing. studied nature
In the heart Of the mountains, thirty
| miles from Boulder. Last week they
made a thorough survey Of the Rocky
Mountain National Park. Now they
are back on the campus and have
started reports on the work Of the
course. which are To be called In
Dec. l.
Fort Collins,-Miss Maude Sheridan
Of this city. state leader for Colorado
Boys and Girls Clubs, has been select
ed rs judge Of the Girls Club work to
be exhibited At the interstate fair to
be held At Sioux City, Iowa. Sept. II
TO 20, according to information re-
ceived here. The judge for the boys
work win he y. 4. Newton, xuperin.
tendent OF the extension service Of the
Canadian Department Of Agriculture.
with headquarters at Winnipeg.
Bo0ldcr.-An automobile obtained
from J. n. Pike Of boulder. through
what IL said to be fraudulent trans
| action. last October. has been recov.
cred ut spokane. WASH, along with \
child. which MIR. Pike stated WAS not
Included In the accessories sold man
who gave his name ns Fred X. HOff-
man. The child is being held In the
| detention home 1t Spokane and the
car. which has been badly used. At
the city garage.
Puebl0.-WIth the arrest here Of q
woman giving the name Of Grace Hays
Of Topeka, Knn., police believe they
have In custody one Of the persOns
connected with the selling of default
I'd bonds Of the Chicago. Rock Island
4 Pacific Railroad Company. In her
possession, according 10 the police. she
had six Of these defnulted bonds Of
twenty-'iOllar denomination.
pueblO.-COiOrndO coul miners who
have been On strike since April ] were
authorized 10 return 10 work M snn
Us the wage scale In effect prior to
Nov. I, 1921. is restored by mine own
ers, following Il meeting Of the execu-
tive board Of District Is Of the United
Mine Workers of America at Pueblo.
Colorado Springs. - Clarence Nc.
Cain. the 3.year.Old sOn Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Il. Mccain, West Colorado
Springs. was instantly killed when
struck by nm automobile driven by
Warren B. GarrOtt Of Houston. Texas.
The child was playing behind II tree
IN the street parking and suddenly
dnried across the path of the ear, Il
wns reported.
Dcnvcr.-IightnIng struck and in.
stantly killed ". u. Heath Of 1880
South Acoinn street II few days ngo.
Heath. who Is ~ widely known ron.
tractor md former city alderman. was
fishing along the Plniie river seven
miles south Of Denver when the clcc.
tricuI disturbance arose.
Colorado Springs.--'I'wo were @ri.
Ously but not fntully injured when IN
nito plunged ut nm embankmcnt on
the Pixies I'.nk higl,wny. -Four others
were slightly injured. I.onn Walters
and Edward N. Campbell were those
receiving most severe injuries.
I'ucbIO.--A contract wns signed u
few days ngo between the Blnck
Canon Conl and Fuel Company. Opcr.
ating ~ mine near Wulsenburg mnd
District No. IL. United Mine Workers.
according to IN announcement by Fs.
Tx PogiinnO. secrctnry Of the union.