The Raymer enterprise., 1923-05-10
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS

Boulder.-A Colorado municipal lea
que. having for its purpose the better
ment Of municipal government, was
formed In Boulder at the close Of a
three.day conference, In which city
officials from fifteen cities took part.
John n. Jackson, chairman Of the
board Of commissioners ut Pueblo.
was elected president, Vice presidents
chosen were Mayor II. B. Gill. Fort
Morgan; Manager J. E. Daniels, Mont.
rose; Mayor A. H. Day, Trinidad |:
Manager s. N. Wilson. Colorado
Springs, and Mayor Blackman, Little
ton, Don C. Sewers. executive secre-
tary Of the bureau Of business and
governmental research, University Of
Colorado. was elected secretary-treas-
urer. This was the first meeting OF
Its kind ever held. Resolutions passed
unanimously stated that the delegates
had been greatly benefited by the con
ference and that the spirit Of COOP
GRAFTON among the officials and muni.
ctpalIties Of the state that has re-
suited from this meeting will be Of
lasting benefit to the entire common.
wealth.
Denver.-Offlcers for the National
Western Stock Show for the coming
year were elected at the annual meet.
ing. All Of the directors were re-
elected except Spencer Penrose, who
resigned. His place will be filled by
E. J. Lindquist Of Denver. The other
directors are Benjamin c. Allen, T. +.
Dewitt. J. A. Shoemaker, A. J. Simon.
son, John F. Valley and George T.
Wells. After the meeting Of the mem.
bers and the election Of the directors
the latter body held q meeting and
reelected the officers who have been
serving for some time. Elias II. Am.
mons was chosen president: ". N. W.
Blayney, first vice president: John
Z. Painter. second vice president;
Harry L. Youngerman, general muna.
ger, and Robert II. Boyce, secretary
and treasurer. Mr.. Boyce has been
treasurer and assistant secretary for
several years, and has been acting
secretary since the death Of Secretary
Fred e. johnson last November.
Boyce was chosen as the permanent
secretary as well as treasurer.
Colorado Sprngx-The Colorado
Springs Gazette. Of which W. A. Ege
is owner and publisher, was purchased
by n syndicate, making the second
time within year that 1t has changed
hands The syndicate consists Of
Clarence Hamlin, president and pub.
Usher Of the Colorado Springs Even
Ing and Sunday Telegraph; Spencer
penrose. owner Of the Broadmoor ho-
tel; l. Tut, local capitalist, and Ern.
est Novels, manager Of the Telegraph.
The Gazette IL the oldest paper In
Colorado Springs and was started If
ty-one years ago, or the year after the
city was laid out by General Palmer.
1t has been staunch progressive
newspaper and among the Presidents
1t has supported has been Theodore
Roosevelt. The Telegraph Is a Repub-
lican newspaper.
Loveland.-That L. G. Giebling,
newly appointed superintendent Of the
Mead Consolidated Schools, must take
unto himself bride In order to quail
fy for the position, is one Of the terms
reported imposed by the school board.
The Mead board made ruling some
time ago that superintendent of
schools must be married man.
GriebIing was appointed and is said
to have accepted the position with the
understanding to qualify by spring Of
the next school term.
Pueblo.-Dr. II. c. Dodge, who has
been head Of the veterans bureau in
Pueblo, is to be transferred to the
Denver offices, and will begin his
duties there soon. DR.. Dodge will be
succeeded in Pueblo by G. l. Harrison.
who has been connected with the local
offices since last September.
Pueblo.-How to stop spooning In
the theaters was the topic Of confer
ence Of moving picture men and city
commissioners held In Pueblo recent
ly. The appointment Of Mrs. Loretta
US Pueblos first policewoman is ex-
pected TO bring many Of the towns
mashers into court.
Greeley.-Beet growers of the ten
districts In northern Colorado, In
which the Great Western Sugar Com
pany has factories, were represented
at meeting In Greeley to take action
under the new state law permitting
cooperative marketing. The meeting
voted to accept the plan of Mountain
States Beet Growers Association,
making that organization the agent
for marketing all beets raised.
Denver.-Cuts about the face and
bruises about the body were incurred
by A, c. Schoening, 53, rancher Of
Genoa, Colo, when the automobile
truck which he was driving was struck
yesterday BY IN inbound Thlrty-fourth
avenue tram car at East Thirty.fourth
avenue and York street. Police Sur.
geon Sickafoose removed him to the
home Of relatives.
Colorado Springs.-A man believed
to be c. N. Carr Of the Carr Dental