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tioa ot DsETsT. al : meeting held in
tie pzblte JtTsry. bY vote OF - TO
- fset1ed 70 oissoITe.
The farm ho-ne Of J. c. Archibald.
seven miles Nest Of Longraoat, vas
barred 10 the ground, the house and
all the contents icing a total loss
After twenty-five years as a guc-
cezstsI thszier, the Tstor Grand
opera hoase in Denver will be coz
,erted into permanent motion pic
tire thezter after Dec. i.
Fifteen hundred Denveritez attend
ed the municipal Thanksgiving serr.
Ices al the Auditorium and. led By
Denver ministers Of all denominations.
szrs thanks for Deace-Etate and ma
tio;zl
Large acres Of sugar baets are Etill
in the ground in the Sterling section
of the state. condition UNUSUAL for
this time of the year. But the weather
is szch that more sugar In beins put
into tie beetg the longer they stay in
the ground tust nov.
ThroEn violently from a buggy in a
crash with an auto at Twentieth and
Larimer streets. Denver. an unitentt
fed man, believed TO be s.ockman,
received injuries from which IL is
feared he cannot recover. He waF
rushed 10 the county hospital In the
police ambulance.
Colorado products display is being
planned al a feature OF the state meet
ing OF the Colorado Retail Grocers and
Butchers Association. which will meet
in Pueblo Jan. II. Is and IS. II is e1
pected that 500 retail dealers from all
parts OF the state VIII be in Pueblo
Tor the convention.
Two employees Of the Mountain
Motor Fuel Company, West Thirty
eighth and Fox streets. Denver. were
dangerously hurt and the $50, 900
plant Of the company, owned by
former Mayor Henry J. Arnold. was
completely destroyed In fire and ex-
plosion which swept the buildings.
United States Senator Warren G.
Harding Of Ohio visited In Denver.
The senator speaks Of the outlook O.
the Republican party in the next cam.
paign and says the race for standard
bearer has narrowed down to four
men-forner Senator Francis Z. Bur
OF Ohio. EliIu Root OF New York,
Senator J. w. Weeks OF Massachusetts
and former Vice President Fairbanks
of Indiana
Mayor W. II. sharpley declares
that Denver people have special rea-
sons for Thanksgiving because OF the
fact that health conditions are excel
lent. The death rate Is lower than In
any city of its size In the country.
The generosity OF the taxpayers has
provided funds to care for the home
less. friendless and afflicted. There
is growing optimism as TO the future
business and social welfare Of the
community"
AT Pueblo Bob York, a welterweight
pusilist, who fought twenty-round
draw with Eddie Johnson, was ar.
rested in his dressing room following
he bout on charges OF white slavery
preferred by Henrietta Brown, 30, OF
Trinidad
Preparations have been completed
by the Canon city Chamber OF Com
mercc for the celebration of Fall
Festival week Nov. 20 to Dec. 4, and
every indication points to its being
the u,raatest mnnL rE ~. tx.....- -.