The Dolores star., 1923-01-05

Denyer.-Colorado's seven leading
Industries, exclusive of agriculture and
mining. paid total of Sl06, ,i30,IS5 TO
j0,5Ij wage-earners, 14,J4l of whom
we're women, during 1922, according To
the biennial rep t of the State Bureau
Of Labor Statistics, made public here.
The report was compiled by Carl $.
MlllIken, secretary of state and eN-of-
ficio labor commissioner, and Carl De
Lochte, deputy state labor commits
sioner. The report shows that an av
eruge annual wage of Sl,T59 is paid in
Colorado in the following industries:
Automobile. films, department stores,
hotels and restaurants, manufacturing.
public utilities, and railroads.
Greeley.-Somewher in the sand
hills of northern Colorado or western
Nebraska, four men believed to be the
bandits who robbed Il Federal Reserve
Bank truck of 100000 in Denver and
killed Charles, T. Linton, bank guard.
are hiding, while Denver police and
Weld und Morgan county sheriff's off
cials ure searching for them. Jumped
from DIR. J. w. Fuequa's untenanted
farm house. eight miles northeast Of
Greeley, where 1t Is believed they were
hiding. the suspects, driving two large
automobiles, divided and sped away
before posses, hastily organized. could
get on their trail.
Pueblo.-Elmer Beasley, 10 years
old, found guilty Of the murder Of o.
car Kronke, Continental Filling Sta
ton employe. when given t-ial last
week was sentenced to hang during
the week of March 81, by Judge J. =
Trlmbie In the District Court. Beas-
ley took his sentence with 10 comment
other than that he was sorry kronke
had died md that he felt sorry for his
mother He shot and killed Kronke
when the latter resisted the robbery
of the oil station.
Denver.-Colorado's memorial win
dow to David H. Moffat, which stands
on the right of the lieutenant govern
or's rostrum in the Senate chamber,
was unveiled recently in the presence
of Governor Shoup, Carl S. AIilliken,
secretary of state; w. 2. Robinson,
chairman of the SIoffat tunnel COM
mission; A. NJ. Stong, state treasurer
James Williams of the State Board of
Capitol Managers, and other state of
ficials.
Estes Park.-Painting vivid word
pictures of the peaks and ranges, flow.
ers and birds and beasts of the Rocky
mountains, Charles Edwin Hewes, Es-
tes Park poet, has just completed II
book of verse, Songs of the Rockies"
Marked by simplicity OF style that
reflects keenIy the beauty OF mountain
nature. many of the verses show II
depth Of feeling unusually beautiful.
Denver.-Four armed and masked
bandits attacked four Federal Reserve
Bank men in charge of bank truck
at the ColfaX avenue entrance of the
Denver Mint. They shot Charles Lin
ton. bank guard, through the abdomen
bundled 100000 in IS bills into their
big black touring car and fired on
guards at the door of the mint. Lin.
ton died ut the county hospital.
Trinidad.-Dan Reardon. said to be
an ex-convlct from Wyoming, and
Ralph Murphy are being held by the
authorities In Trinidad for the Den.
yer police in connection with the rob
bing Of Miss Clara Burnette, q. maid
in the home of Mrs. ]. w. Yates, 152,
Lafayette street, Christmas afternoon
Pueblo.-Philip Sanchez of Sal,
Greek and Charles Autobee, both Mex
leans. are in a serious condition as 9
result Of stabblns affray which alb
ruptly ended dance among the Mex
ican population at Avondale a few
nishaa aso.