The state herald., 1913-09-05

Oct. 2-4.-sedgwick County F,h
Oct. s-aMEi paso County Fair a,
han.
Oct. 7-12.-Meeting Society of An
can Indians. at Denver.
Oct: 2l.-Colorado State Baptist A
ciation at Pueblo.
Oct. a0.-Nov. Colorado Kennel
Jan; l9-24.-Nationai Western 81
Show ut Denver.
l9l5.-Last Grand Council Of M
American Indians. Denver.
Longmont's Pumpkin Pie Day
tration was largely attended.
Wood alcohol is believed to b
caused the mysterious death Of N.
Lowe Of Denver at Fruita.
]. w. Graham. seventy-fiye,
twenty years resident of DEM
died at his home In Greeley.
Daniel Cashmaker. a teamster,
fatally injured when he was struck
an automobile on South Main stree
Pueblo.
One hundred and fifty thouss
trout will be released into the Ca.
la Poudre river from the new =
Collins fish hatchery.
A romance Of the conclave Gu!
mated in Denver in the marriage
Miss Josephine Steinmetz of DEM
to ]. d. Edwards of Chicago.
Fifty dollars in real money was |
profit Greeley made on the munie1 4
oat crop and in addition had eno.I
left for all of its live stock this 4
ter.
John Poland, prominent ranchei|
Collbran. was fatally hurt when
was caught under his moving maeh|
drawn by runaway team. and
body practically cut In twain.
A 30o-pound bear was captured u
lassoes by Aaron Mckee. James
Rae and Clarence Mckee. Collb-
cowboys, after a fight In which \
Rae's horse was badly clawed.
The thirty.three boys and girls
PEELED from the various high sehu
OF Denver last June on account Of
legged frat and sorority membersl
will not suffer further suspension.
Denver was host Saturday
twenty governors. representing sta
north. south. east and west. and Il
were royalty entertained at banqV
picnic OF the Democratic Club and
many other functions.
Scout 0. p. Virgins was as hal
as child when George NJ. More
and Everett Owens. from the town
Virgins. named after the fronti'
man. presented him with n huge B
Quct OF carnations and roses. the
OF the 700 residents OF Virgins.
Promises OF riches and a fine ho
with an English education are of
tie value against training by stu
Americans. In the opinion OF Ju'
Charles Cavender. OF Grand Juncti
who awarded the custody OF siX.y'
old Marion Ethel Pearse TO her 70,
parents, Frank ID. Parks and wife
Rio Blanco county.
The banquet which was given
Governor Ammons and the busin
men OF Colorado Springs was one
tho most brilliant affairs OF the Z
crnor's conference. Only Color
products were served and the Ia
dining room was banked with Col
do flowers and huge basket OF c
rado fruit decorated the table.
His body forming n conductor
$500 volts OF electricity. Olon A.
Long. forty,ninc. an cmploye OF
Denver Gas n Electric Comp
dangled over n circuit Of 600
lamps. n bali OF fire playing about
body, lie died after physicians
fellow workmcn worked over him
two hours. administering oxygen
flexing his chest.
That true progress In agriculture
the west can be secured only by
operation OF tho farmers with
State Agricultural college and y
the Department OF Agriculture. IL
sentiment expressed In an address
the Greater Colorado bureau OF
Chamber OF Commerce OF Denver
W. J. spillman. agriculturist In chs
OF the bureau OF farm management
the Department OF Agriculture.
Irene Nnhlom OF Pueblo. was
hcoinc OF mn exciting battle wit
holdiip man In front OF her home.
atesd OF getting her pockcibook
purse snntehcr rcccit ed blow In
face and kic., on the lshina. He ri
when Daniel Kinn OF Greeley.
open the first wa,crfSclon OF the
Hon from HIS garden, II IL said
found In the center y halfdime
1869. which he lost the past Hpl
while planting the melon patch,
juices OF the melon had brlrlitc
the coin until II looied nn n II