The state herald., 1914-07-31
WEEKS EVENTS
COLORADO
western Newspaper Union New. Service.
Dates for Coming Events.

Aug. 6-Crowley Day at ordway.
AuE. .!5-27-K. Of p. Grand Lodge and
Aug. 2sss-2s;-Bent Co, Fair. Las. Animas
Aug. 27.-santa Fe Trail Day. Las AMI
Aug. ss.-Farmers. Fair at Fowler.
Rocky Ford.
sept s.a-Annuai Harvest Festival at
sept. 3.-Watermelon Day. Rocky Ford.
sept. 2-6.-Farmers' Stockmens
Fair. Burlington.
Sept, I-4.-Mofsan Co. Fair. Fort Nor
Sept. i-s.-Larimer County Fair. Love-
Sept, s,s-sedgwick County Fair ut
Sep! ;S.1Ki2wa County Fair a. Eaa:, Z
Sept s-l1.-Routt County Fair at Hay
Sept; s-ll.-crowiey Co. Fair. sugar
Sept. s-ii.-Cheyenne County Fair at
sch Chsysnns Wells s,, c,,v
Sept. lt-ls.-colo State Fair. Pueblo
Sept 1s.ls.-Lincoln Co, Fair at Hugo.
sept ne-l7-conejos County fair NJ
Sept is;ls-Baea County fair at
Sept i9-?e-Raee Meet, Denver; ,...
sept 2l-23.-Inter-Co. Fair and Race
Meet At Limon. -
Sept as-25-wssiern Slope Fair. Mont
Sept 2f-25.-Montezuma Co. Fair at
Sept 2s-2s-El Paso Co. Fair. caihan
Sept. s9-oct. 3-Central Colorado FAIR
at Colorado Springs. -.
Kremmllng.
Oct. 6-9.-Colo.- New Mex. Fair at Du'
lsl5.-I.ast Grand Council of North
American Indians Mt Denver.
J. H. Wolfe OF Greeley is the first
man to adopt the new orange-tango
color for painting his residence.
Children of Denver and Colorado are
to share in the big Colorado day cele-
bration at City park in Denver. Aug. /.
Individual group exhibits are to be
featured at the Prowers county fair
which is to be held at Lamar. Aug.
10. 20 and 21.
Denver has an estimated popAla.
ton OF 245,523. according, to report
dated July /. 1914. and issued by the
census bureau at Washington.
Former Chief Justice John Campbell
Of Denver is the choice OF the Colo
RADIO Bar association for justice OF the
Supreme court at the fall election.
Lightning which struck a chimney
Ter Phipps stunned the Denver society
leader as she was chatting with Mrs,
Z. p. Hershey.
Reports from Altman. thirty miles
~ TAla Cnr Tod
as the highest Incorporated town In
the world. indicate heavy fall oI
snow on the 22nd.
Mrs. Aaek Bell. wife OF a prominent
Denver prospector and newspaperman
lies at the Park hotel at Ridgway In q
critical condition as the result OF beinf
thrown oyer a pony's head.
Spot, the famous Arabian horse
which was presented by the sultan o
Turkey to Gen. Grant. is lost, and the
Denver Dumb Friends League Is max
ing every effort to find him.
Evans baseball fans have raised
enough money to assure the playinf
OF a good grade OF baseball there the
remainder OF tho season and will take
games with any amateur team in the
state.
Another boost was given mining In
Colorado when the announcement
came that the Hector Mines Develop
ment company. with all stock sold and
expert mining men employed. lslready
TO begin work.
Mrs. Isabelle Allison. g.. OF Denver
died at the county hospital from In
juries received when she and her sis
ter. Miss Rachael NJ. Alexander. 80
were struck by an automobile driven
by A. +. Haberi.
Death came instantly 10 II. NJ
Rouse. tliir,y.five years old. when he
fell from tho roof Of box car near the
Utah Junction. five miles from Den
ver. Rouse was repairing the car and
slipped. He struck on his head. sus
tanning a fracture Mt the base OF his
skull.
Mayor J. NJ. Perkins OF Denver. In
n Colorado day proclamation which he
nnu lhhufu urkth tut use VI Anf 'uio
RADIO state flag as much as possible IN
decorations for the celebration and re
quests merchants to display Colorado
made goods In their show windows
Colorado day In August !,
p. a. Morgan. who came to Denver
from Seattle. Wash. with his bride
OF three months. was arrested. charged
with using false checks amounting 10
several hundred dollars. When he was
searched Mt the police headquarters
a bottle Of chloroform. n quantity Of
cyanide OF potassium and u package oi
utrychnlnc were found upon him,
Conaunmntion OF plans promoted by
former Governor Jesse y. Mcdonald
for draining tho downtown mines In
Leadyille and restoring the camp Ia
It's former prosperity was definitely
assured by nm announcement that con.
tracts had been closed with the Colo.
rnda poger eomuany for tho noWpr