The Raymer enterprise., 1922-02-02
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts Of
Colorado
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the city's boundaries, had GO0,0D0 visi,
tors last year.
BOulder.-AIiss Linnie Leckrone. q
years old. Boulder county tuberculosis
nurse. suffered broken leg while
skiing at Silver lake, twenty-five miles
west of Boulder. Miss Leckrone was
one OF a party Of several city officials
who went 10 Silver lake'fUr an outing.
Alamosa.-A bill introduced In the
United States Senate calls for IA regu.
lar yearly session OF the Federal Court
at Aiamosa, Colo. The sitting would
begin on the first Tuesday of each Oc-
tOber, according 10 the specifications
Of the bin Hundreds In the San Luis
valley have petitioned for such a court
William Solee, farmer re.
siding east Of Pueblo, Is without a
home because be wanted TO take II
bath. He placed an oil stove in the
bathroom of the $500 farm home to
take the chill off the room. He then
went 10 another room to get change
Of clothing. The stoye exploded and
the house was destroyed.
Greeley. Declaring that Col0radO's
greatest and most valuable asset was
its children and HAT 1t greatest indus.
try was the public schools, W. II. J.
Doran. president Of the Colorado Man
ufacturers' Association. In addressing
the students OF Colorado State Teach.
crS' College pointed out the part all
school teachers can play In the Colo
RADIO Goods" campaign.
Ianyer.-It has btrn announced in
Washington that Cnitel States Veter.
ans bureau dispensaries will be es.
tahliShed In Denver, Pueblo and Colo
RADIO Springs soon in recommendations
Of the bureau are accepted. The Den.
yer dispensary will be equipped with
dental. physIotherapy, x-ray. exam
ining rooms, laboratory and pharmacy
facilities.
Denver-WhIle In a sleeping car en-
route from San Francisco, George Pin.
dell. a sailor recently discharged from
the United States navy, was robbed
Of SII, railroad tickets. watch and
his discharge papers, according to re-
port made to the police. Pindell said
that he first became aware of the rob.
berry when he awakened as the train
was nearing Denver.
BOulder.-Alrs. Howard Hoyt OF
Louisville, wife Of the cashier Of the
Louisville bank, was badly cut and
bruised when an automobile In which
she and her husband we're driving col.
lided with machine carrying seven
Boulder boys, two miles north Of Louis
vile. The boys were all thrown from
their car, but were not badly injured.
Mrs. Hoyt's injuries required several
stitches.
Grand unctiOn.-George Garrett Of
La Grande. Ore, has arrived in Grand
Junction and taken up his work as the
new city manager. He is 10 receive
n salary Of $500 per year, consid.
erahle advance over the salary he re.
ceIved ut La Grandc, where he made
II record for efficiency. Mr.. Garrett
Is now considering a number of appli
cations for municipal appointments,
but will not announce his decision un.
til later.
Dcnver-"Name takers will not be
tolerated by the police any longer II
an order issued by Chief Of Police
Williams TO his force proves effective
Chief Williams notified the members
of the department that hereafter when
an arrest Is made the correct name or
names of the persons arrested must he
ascertaincd. Ii was because much diff
ficulty has been caused the police by
underworld characters who give fake
names that Chief Williams gave the
order.
Denver.-Ilow agriculture Is sup
planting mining In Colorado Is shown
by one comparative statement. In 1900
Colorado produced about 10000 900 in
gold and S1,SO00OO in wheat. and In
1920 the gold output was Sl02JO,0O0
and the wheat production $50, 100000.
In these twenty years the acreage Of
wheat increased from $4,000 to 1.240,.
600 and the number Of bushels from
: ,29O. 900 TO 22,2sl .0cO.
Denver,-Chester Stephen Morcy,
notable business world figure, general
ly known as 'the grand old man Of the
sugar industry and pioneer founder
of the Manual Training High School,
died of double pneumonia at his home
in Denver Mr.. Morey created the c.
$. Morey Mercantile Company, twice
served on the school board, organized
the Great Western Sugar Company
and was chairman of its board Of d.
rectors at the time of his death. Due
to his activity in developing the sugar
and wholesale grocery interests In the
West, he has been rated one of the
wealthiest men in Colorado. He came
to this state fifty years ago in III
health and since had become known as
one Of its most public-spirited and
philanthropic citizens.
Canon City.-Hanging to a highly.
charged electric wire and swinging
himself hand-over.hand along 1t, Cas-.
per Casey, "A years old, escaped from