The Dolores star., 1917-08-31

SR. <o-Ie-Colorado 20 New Mexico AZ
SEPT ,2s- ,2ss;ss-Las Animas County At
Sept ae-as-El Paso County at c.lhan.
Sept, 27-ss-arand County At Krsmn-
Oct; tx. Carson County at Bur-
Longmont's big fair will show It's
record crops.
Aged Pueblo woman bakes prise
cake for soldiers feed"
Clear Creek county pioneers held .
reunion at Idaho Springs.
Colorado farmers are asked to in
crease winter wheat acreage % per
cent
The Haswell Dairy Products Com
pany has filed articles Of incorpora-
tion.
Fifty Guardsmen with fifty bricks
wrecked a Curtis street candy shop
in Denver.
A Denver-made United States war
ambulance will be presented to the
Red Cross on Aug. 81.
Union barber shops Of Denver-sp-
proximately seventy-five-close at 10
o'clock on Saturday nights.
Over a hundred young men Of south
ern Colorado face punishment for fail
ure to answer draft summons.
The Colorado State Fair has bsen
called off. and Military Festival will
be held at Pueblo Sept. 1922
Tho int do
pany is to begin at once improvements
to cost approximately $4,000.
Improvements to cost 100000 will
be made on the Denver G. Salt Lake
railroad within the next two months.
There are at this time twenty-five
sets of lessees active on as many
blocks Of the Elkton mine workings.
Save for the Second Liberty Loan
Bond" is the motto to be placed upon
the envelopes Of the Pueblo Commerce
Club.
The first annual convention of the
Colorado Firemen's Association will
be held in Colorado Springs ON Sept.
6, and 8.
J. P. Lower, pioneer Denver mer-
chant and champion rifle shot. died at
lis home in Denver after an illness Of
two months.
Many application for admission
to the aviation signal corps have
been filed at the office Of the secre-
tary Of state.
John W. Morey has been appointed
chief of the Mountain division of the
American Red Cross with headQuar-
ters in Denver.
According to a report given out by
the secretary of state 700 corporations
in the state Of Colorado have gone
out OF business.
Nearly 100 Denver women have reg
istered with Miss Anne Evans at the
Thrift house for service as fruit
pickers on the Western slope.
Five of the alleged bootleggers. cap
tured by police officers upon arrival
in Denver from Cheyenne with a car
go of contraband liquors, have been
turned over to the federal authorities
for prosecution.
have q lease on the Galena Queen
mine near Gladstone, in Porcupine ba-
sin, have been busy for the past few
weeks unwatering the shaft that con.
stituted the main workings upon the
property.
Mrs. Alma Dittman, midwife,
charged with causing the death Of
Mrs. Mabelle Pearl Cannon, was ar.
raigned before Judge Julian H. Moore
Of the West Side Court in Denver. She
pleaded not guilty and her bond was
fixed at $4,000.
Idaho Springs reports that Leopold
sternberger is having a shaft sunk on
the old Pendleton lode, and at a
depth of 1SO feet has opened up a
thirty-six-inch vein between the walls
which shows q streak Of ore ten
inches in width Of good value.
Telluride announces that a force of
men are working under supt. Vic Yea.
ger on the Suffolk group through the
London-Badger tunnel The flotation
process seems to fit the rebeliious
ores of that district better than any
milling or reduction process yet tried.
The sugar price reduction for Den
yer, Colorado and vicinity will not be
less than cent a pound and probably
will be the full IN cents, to take ef-
fect as soon as the next crop is avail.
able, presumably in January. The saw.
Ing to the state for the ensuing yea.