The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25
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elected president Of the combined
seniors OF the University Of Colorado.
Early Loser was elected vice presi-
dent; Alice Noxom, secretary, and
Charles NickOls, treasurer.
Julesburg.-Mrs Il. ID. McClintock,
wife of teacher In the Sedgwick
County High school here, was killed
accidentally when she was shot
through the heart by u shotgun lean.
Ing In clothes closet OF her home. Her
body, discovered by her S-year-old son.
Robert, was lying in the closet with the
shotgun underneath.
Fort Collinx-Competitive drill on
the campus Of the Colorado Agricul.
tural College, which was won In Glass
A by Canton Rogers No. l Of Denver,
and In Class h by Canton Fort Collins
No. 21 Of Fort Collins, was the high
spot in the program Of the second day
Of the fifty-sixth annual Grand Lodge
Of the Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows.
Denver.-P1or to his departure for
the East, Governor Sweet issued two
proclamatiOns, one designating Oct. 10
as Constitution day, the other setting
aside Oct. q us Navy day. Everyone
10 asked to observe these two days In
some manner and the schools are re-
Quested to pause long enough to con.
duct exercises appropriate to the oc.
casion.
Boulder.-Homecoming day at the
University Of Colorado will be Nov. 2
this year. The cornerstone of the new
gymnasium Is to be laid in the after
noon and the usual homecoming day
play 10 to be given In the evening. "A
WOman's Way" has been chosen rs the
vehicle, and members Of the Players
Club, under the direction Of Carl
Click. will take part.
Pueblo.-Several persons were in
jured when the police patrol was
driven through large crowd watch
Ing q world series baseball game as
shown on an electric scorebOard In
front Of the Pueblo Chieftain. The
police were attempting to force the
baseball fans out Of the street and on
the sidewalks so that all street traffic
would not be blocked.
Denver.-The first effort Of the Den
yer police to search Mexico for sus.
pect, since the United States recOg-
nized that republic recently, started
when negotiations were opened through
the State Department at Washington
for hunt there for Joe Brndlsi.
sought In connection with the killing
here Aug p last of Mrs. Lillian Nc.
Clone and Miss vascovie.
Denver.-A total Of 81 ,249, ,4O8. 40 was
spent by the University Of Colorado
during the fiscal year which ended
Nov. 80. 1922, according to the state
auditors report, made public here.
According to the report, the outstand-
Ing feature Of the audit Is the fact that
$18,67O.79 was expended by the univsr-
sity to raise $78,552.77 for the medical
department OF the institution.
Greelsy.-Morc calls for men major
Ing in industrial arts than the school
possibly can supply IL the condition
at Colorado Teachers College. accord.
Ing to 8. NJ. Hadden. dean Of the arts
school. He further stated that the
school Is trying to flll only the more
desirable positions, due to the small
number Of men available and the large
number OF calls coming to his office.
Creeley.-Steye Den0ff. coal
miner ut Frederick, 10 In the county
jail here. and Zena Richkosky. his
bride Of three days, Is detained at
Sheriff COrders residence a. the re-
suit Of the opposition Of Zena's
mother to the wedding. The girl
registered at the county jail here %
II years old. Her mother says this IL
her correct age.
Golden.-A. J. Weinig Of Telluride
has been appointed director Of the sx.
perimental plant at the Colorado
School Of Mines, according to an an.
nouncement by the board Of directors
Of the school. WeiniE Ia q graduate
Of the school and also Of the Unlver.
sity Of Colorado. He Ii widely known
as q mining expert.
Dur.ngo.-Constanti RixxI, an OK.
convict and said to be mentally unbal-
anced. ran amuck on the main street
here a few days ago and WAS subdued
by sheriffs after Z fierce encounter In
which he viclously welded length Of
lead pipe. Undershertff George Frank
was badly bitten In the right hand by
the enraged man.
Denver.-Colorsdo sixth year book
compiled by the state immigration de.
partment IL now being distributed
free Of charge to libraries, chambers
of commerce md newspapers In Colo.
RADIO and TO certain public officials
who make public use OF the volume.
Business establishments and indivId.
unls not on this. mailing list may oh.
tain copies Of the book nt n nominal