The Ordway new era., 1914-06-05
COL oRADO NEWS
GATHERED FROM
All Parts of the State



June iS-ao.-strawberry Festival at
June is-2o.Mestins colorado Bank,
June s5-as.-state chri.tias Endeavor
= Gonysntion at COLORADO sp1nin ngs.r
July i.ii.yRace Meet. Pueblo.
June 16-17.-Meeting Colorado Post
masters Convention at penyer;
Ing Celebration at Fort Collins.
July l3;ls.-Grand Lodge Session. B.P.
July 22-2s.-cattlemen's Day. ounni-
AVE AsE ssRroSsF. 6 Sc sa EoaE sn snd
Uniform Rank Encampment. Pueblo.
A ASk e g Sra Bay s.i L.
Aug. as.-Farmers' Pair at Fowler;
SEPT ao 1879 a.5 as valley FAR
Sept. sIwatermeien Day, Rocky syy Ford Ford
Sept. i-l.EMofgan Co. Fair. Fort Nor
Sept i-s.-LarImer County Fair. Love-
Sept s-lI.-crowiey Co. Fair. Sugar
Sept. 9-l1-Gheyenne> County Fair at
Sent Ser, ioIsugar, pay; susarr A., City p;uen,o
Sept ls-2s.-Race Meet, Denver:
Sept. 2l-2a;-Inter-co. Fair and Race
Sept :2-2s.-western Slope Fair. Mont
Sept 22-25.-Montezuma Co. Fair at
sept sy.2s.-El paso Co. Fair. calhan.
Oct: 1-3.-Grand County Fair at
Oct s-s.-coio.- New Mex. Fair at pu-
lsi5.sLast Grand Council of North
American Indians at Denver.
The park commission of Denver
granted the Seventh Day Adventists
permission to use the Rocky Noun
tain lake grounds for their annual en-
campment, Aug. 1928.
All Colorado Springs turned out to
welcome back the sociability tourists
who went to Oklahoma and Texas to
extend the glad hand of fellowship to
the people OF those sections.
Judge Denison OF the District Court
Of Denver instructed the Jury In the
Stock divorce case to return a verdict
In favor Of the plaintiff, Mrs. Maud
Stock, on the ground of repeated acts
Of extreme cruelty.
The formal dedication Of Denvs-'s
new music stand at City park will
take place on Sunday. June IA. when
Frederick Neil lines and his organiza-
tion Of fifty musicians will open the
summer series Of concerts.
Together the veterans of the Grand
Army OF the Republic and the Confed.
crate army observed Memorial day in
Denver. They marched to the graves
OF their comrades and honored their
memory with flags and flowers. Me-
mortal. services were held at all the
cemeteries.
Former Governor Alva Adams set
at rest rumors that he was to be a
candidate for the United States Sem
ate this fall by announcing that he
would not enter the race. The reports
that he would run have been current
ever since his return from = trip
around the world.
the Silver Grill restaurant at 925
Seventeenth street three weeks ago.
the Denver police believe-renewed
operations at Bigger's restaurant,
1925 Stout street, carrying away a
safe weighing 700 pounds and con-
tanning 1925 in cash.
art in the nude" must go in Den
yer. In other words. paintings of nude
feminine figures which for years have
had prominent places In saloons and
wine rooms of Denver. in many In
stances being displayed where they
could be seen from the sidewalks and
street cars. must be abolished.
As the result of mysterious shoot
ing ARRAY in room on the fourth floor
of the Shubert hotel in Denver, Leona
Leslie Mills. thirty, is under treat
ment at Mercy hospital for a bullet
wound in her left wrist, and the po-
lice are searching for Luther Griffith.
musician. who. the woman charges.
shot her.
Love for his granddaughter, the one
person that links him with his happier
days, Is the compelling motive that IL
urging William Barth of Denver In his
efforts to reclaim from Mrs. Leona
Spencer Barth-Brookman and her hus-
band his 100000 estate. The
glamor has gone from his money and
his great dread now Is that 1t may
turn from him his granddaughter.
Miss Charlotte Barth.
The way was cleared for the settle
ment Of the Moffat estate when Coun-
ty Judge Rothgerber disallowed the
claim Of Elizabeth r. Tabor, executrix
OF the H. A. w. Tabor estate. for an
accounting OF 1000 shares of Maid OF
Erin mine stock. given as collateral
to David H. Moffat in 1898 for loan
OF $4,000 Mrs. Tabor commended that
accrued dividends would liquidate tn e
loan. 1t ID believed Mrs. Tabor now
will demand the accounting Of the
First National bank, present holder OF
the collateral. ~
Joseph H. Young. a former Denver
railroad man. was selected president