The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-12
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS

Boulder.-The annual conference Of
the Colorado Association Of School
Secretaries, Principals and Superin.
tendents closed recently at Boulder
with q banquet Of the Schoolmasters'
Club. addressed by Prof. Herbert s.
Hadley. The convention was largely
attended, more than 800 being present
at the meetings Of the main association
and the auxillaries. Officers elected
are: Colorado association-S. u.
Andrews Of Walsenburg, president; W.
l.. Blaine Of Glenwo0d Springs, vice
president. High School Principals
W. S. Roe Of Colorado Springs. presi.
dent: Guy Fox of Leadvllle, secretary.
Elementary school principals-Mlss
Susie Loveland Of Boulder. president |;
II. Cary Jacobs Of Pueblo, secretary; |;
Executive committee for the associa-
tlon-Mary G. Carson Of Denver, W.
d. Casey Of Boulder, II. NJ. Cornish Of
Trinidad. J. S. Keating Of Pueblo. Ro-
sefa Pulford Of Durango, Il. F. Kelner
of Denver, II. l.. Van Fleet Of Monte
Vista, reelected. The new members
are o. w. Rope Of lttleton, Amy
Dickinson of Sterling and Johns {.
Casey Of Eaton. ....
Observation-Disclosures was given BY
Governor Sweet, through Harry A.
Casaday. state budget and efficiency
commissioner, to Frank S. Hoag OF
Pueblo, as member Of the state
board OF charities and corrections, to
take an option for the purchase Of
Woodcroft sanitarium In Pueblo, as Il
step to relieve the congestion Of In.
mates ut the state insane asylum.
This action followed trip Of inspec-
tion made by Governor Sweet last Mon
day through the Woodcroft establish.
ment, which was formerly operated by
DR.. Hubert Work, secretary OF the In
terror. II IL believed to indicate thar
the governor has abandoned his plan
to shift pnrt Of the insane asylum to
Ridge. which is u state home for men
tai detectives.
Longnont.-The common peoples
ticket won In the city election at Long
mont, losing one alderman only. Mayor
Hays had controversy with the chief
Of police, William Galloway, some time
ago and one Of the issues was whether
Galway should be retained In his po-
sition. The decision seems to be
against Galloway. Other matters In
the platform Of the common people
party were enlnrging the city water
supply and making additions to the
municipal light and power plant. The
men elected are: Mayor, s. F. Hays;
clerk. George Stone, who will thus
serve his thirteenth consecutive term;
treasurer, Charles N. Brown; alder.
men, Peter Hettem, J. X. McCarty,
VIII Lugg, Joseph Bestle, Frank
Chanda and A. II. McKlernan.
Denver.-Reporting more than 1885,
900 acres contracted to date and stat.
ing that the farmers are signing rap
idly. the Great Western Sugar Com.
pany, In special good farming" mes
sages to growers, urged them to pre-
pare their beet seed beds with fore
sight, looking toward biggest possible
yields IN acre from the Ideal soil con-
ditiOns existing. The drive for more
tons Of beets an acre" was launched
ut each Of the sixteen factories Of the
company by Its agricultural forces.
Greeley.-Walter S. Hayden defeat.
ed Charles d. Todd for mayor of Gree
ley In the election held recently by a
vote Of 1850 to 1924. For alderman
J. b. Phillips. incumbent, was defeated
by Albert Lafollette. The other alder
men were reelected as follows: C. s.
Buchanan, James Mcdonald, L. i.
Carel, John S. Davis and L. c. Baab
Lena Bleak defeated Mrs. Rose En-.
right for treasurer. The proposed
sewer bond issue was defeated by
vote Of $50 to 503.
Denver.-Federal and city officers
arrested DR.. Zdenko Won Dworzak, who
says he formerly was a physician to
Kaiser Wilhelm, II, in his offices In
the Empire building, and short time
later took into custody twenty-five
men and women alleged to have been
visiting the Doctors office to obtain
narcotics. All are charged with viola.
ton Of the Harrison narcotics act.
Pueblo.-That southern Colorado is
q unit for consolidation OF the Santa
F4 and the Denver & Rio Grande
Western railroads, and is strongly op-
posed to the consolidation of the Den.
yer & Rio Grande with the Burllng.
ton, was brought out at public meet
ing here when representatives Of Den
yer. Colorado Springs, Pueblo and 9th.
er communities Of the state aired their
views on railroad consolidation before
representatives Of the State Public
Utilities Commission.
Pueblo.-Attorney Sperry S. Packard
Of Pueblo received notice Of his ap.
pointment as referee In bankruptcy
for the Pueblo district. The appoint
ment was made by Judge J. Foster
Symes Of the United States District
Court. The Pueblo district includes
the Arkansas and San Luis valleys and
counties west Of Chaffee.
Denyer.-MIss Elizabeth Ennelein.