The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
COLORADO NEWS NOTES

of the Denver Clearing HOUSE Assoei"1
ton and large deposits of score or
more of prominent business men, the
Home Savings and Trust Company
kept its doors wide open. This assur-
ance was given by Frank l.. Bishop
and Michael A. Mclaughlin, president
and vice president, respectively, of the
bank. They are Of the opinion, as Is
most of the rest of the banking frater-
| nifty, that the hysteria and apprehen-
sion that attended the assignment or
| the Interstate Trust Company and the
| failure of the Hibernia Bank and Trust
| Company is passing rapidly. The peak
of the excitement, based solely on the
promiscuous spreading of unfounded
rumors, was believed reached.
| Denver.-Work was begun recently
to convert the fifty-four mile Farm
ington, n. NJ, branch of the Denver
Rio Grande Western railroad from
standard to narrow gauge, according to
announcement by Frank A. Wadleigh,
general passenger agent of the Denver
4 Rio Grande. A report from Durango
Incorrectly stated that the road was to
be converted into standard gauge.
| 1t is now standard gauge, according to
Mr.. Wadleigh, and the change to mar
row gauge is being made to AFFORD
uniform gauge road from Alamosa to
Pennington, thereby eliminating trans
| fer of live stock and other freight from
one gauge to another.
| Colorado Springs.-A crumpled pack
| ct Of five letters, said to contain evil
dence discriminating the unknown as
sailant who brutally murdered Mrs.
Elsie Jorgensen Suttle, wife of II. II.
Suttle, Jr., few days ago, is believed
to have been the cause or the attack
which ended in the death of the IT,
year-old bride Of month, according
to police. A dragnet has been thrown
out by the police for n man called
Jack" who Is thought to have In
vaded the girls room in an effort to
obtain the letters, which were found
under the pillow of the bed on which
she was lying.
Greeley.-More than 800 members of
the Camp Fire girls from Morgan,
Weld, Adams, Larimer and Boulder
counties met in Greeley for their an
nual council fire. One hundred and
eight members of the Guardians
Trimming classes at the Colorado State
Teachers College, under the direction
of Miss Gertrude Lee, Camp Fire ex-
ecutive, received their certificates.
Miss Edith NJ. Kempthorne, national
secretary of the organization, was II
principal speaker at the council fire.
Denver.-Coal production for the
state of Colorado during the month of
July was 8S9,254 tons, bringing the to-
tai for the year to 5,716,65S tons, ac-
cording to the monthly report Of
James Dalrymple, state coal mine in
spectOr. The report shows that there
has been an increase of G37, 7G1 tons of
coal mined this year, compared with Il
similar period last year. There were
Hap men employed in the mines Of
the state during the month.
Fort C0llins-Fifteen students re-
ceived their degrees from the Colorado
State Agricultural College here, We'd
nestiay, at the first regular commence
ment and comforting OF degrees ever
hold In Fort col,ins ot tho closa ~
n snmmer session The students' no.
t,t,ons for degrees wore onnroved last
snr,ny nv rho state Roord NJ Apr,cul.
tnra with the condition that they ful.
I'M corto,n requirements during tho
summer session
Denver.-lmpOrtant clews indicating
that the run on the Home Savings and
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district .,torn.v.s office ,ccord,n, IN
Kenneth W. Robinson. and II wus be.
lieved that an arrest will be made
soon.