The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-25

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AntOnito.-Thieves broke into the
Denver & Rio Grande Western depot
here recently and carried off two mail
pouches.
Breckenridge.-Rob W. Foote, 0l
years old, prominent mining and hotel
man Of this district, died ut his Breck-
enrdge home after IN attack Of par.
alysis.
Boulder.--.oulse Utter and Marga-
ret Stewart, both Denver girls, have
been selected by Charles Dana Gibson
as the prettlest girls in the University
of Colorado.
Canon City.-Paul Lockwood, a con
vict serving term Of from five to six
years In the state penltentlary for the
alleged robbery on July Il, 1921. Of the
Denver Tramway cashier, escaped
from prison recently.
Puebo.-James II. Young. married,
and the father Of six children, was in
stantly killed when truck he was
driving went off Il bridge two miles
east of vlneland. turning upside down
In Il twelve-foot arroyo.
I.amar.-Jolm W. Prowers, county
clerk Of Prowers county and a pioneer
resident Of this section Of Colorado,
died nj his home In Lamar Wednesday
after II long illness. A complication
Of diseases was the cause Of his death
He was 55 years old.
Robert Hubbard, 7-year
old sun Of Lester A. Hubbard, died In
the Longmont hospital Saturday as u
result Of injuries received when he
was run over by an automobile driven
By Amos LippincOtt, II NlWot farmer.
The child was rolling u hoop In side
street when he was struck.
Fort Collins.-Dr. W. A. kiCkland
and Mrs Kickland Of Fort Collins
plan to leave Feb. for an extensive
trip to Cuba, the Bahamas, the Pana-
ina Canal zone and the eastern coast
Of South America on ship chartered
by Il number of members Of the Amer
lean College Of Surgeons.
Denver.-Co-ordinatIng with Cover.
nor Sweets administrative code bill Is
budget submitted by his committee
on research which he asked the joint
session to have printed and to assocl-
ate 1t with the code bill. The total
savings of the budget, II Is estimated.
will be $534.993 in operation Of the
state.
Brighton.-Fred MerchIson and John
| L. Jones, negroes, convicted Of Staying
George Miller, Denver salesman. were
sentenced In the District Court here.
Jones was sentenced to be hanged dur
Ing the week beginning May q. Mer-
| Gibson was given life term. Both
| sentences we're recommended by the
juries.
Montrose.-A farmers institute, In
stead Of the farmers congress which
has been held In Montrose the last two
years, will be held In Montrose Feb.
20 to %, according to the decision OF
the directors of the Farmers Congress-
who decided that because OF unsettled
conditions of agriculture 1t would be
better to not hold the extensive pro-
gram which the Farmers Congress
calls for. The institute, which will be
an old fashioned farmers gathering
for four days, will start off with the
annual meeting OF the UncOmpahgre
Valley Cattle and Horse Growers AS
socIution. This day will be devoted
entirely to livestock topics. The ten
tative program for the other days in
cludes: Feb. Il, dairying and hogs ,
Feb. -. fruit growers, and Feb. %, or
ganization of the Old-timers' Associa
tIon. Beet growing, poultry, house
hold, live stock and many other sub
jects pertaining to farmers will be dis
cussed during the institute and Coun
ty Agent Ben II. King Is now arrans
ing to bring some of the best agricul
tural speakers Of the state to 1lOnt
rose for the occasion.
Trnldad-Wlth IA banquet attended
by more than 200 men and women, the
community membership campaign
of the Trindad-Las Anlmas County
Chamber of Commerce got under way
| Il,n,lnp MnIl.,.h l'bi,nu,
newspaper writer and lecturer, was the
principal speaker at the banquet.
Boulder.-One hundred editors and
managers OF high school publications
Of the state are expected In Boulder
for the three-day program Of the sec
ond annual high school editors confer
ence, to be conducted on the Unlver-
sity Of Colorado campus by the
Boosters Club. Jan. 25. 26 and -.
Sigma Delta Chi, professional journal
Istic fraternity, will give to the high
school presenting the best paper, II
cup which will remain the permanent
property Of that school The judging
committee will be composed Of two
members Of the journalism faculty Of
the university, two newspaper men
who will speak at the conference, the
editor Of the Silver and Gold, student
publication. and the president of Sig.
ma Delta Chi. Each school will enter
the last three issues of its paper, and
awarding will take into consideration
all departments.
Longmont.-Randall Billingsby of