The Dolores star., 1919-03-14
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

| klilcu Willard Cope last summer, was
convicted OF second degree murder at
Ahroh'
TWO machines, driven by Nls Il. laf-
lcrtN oil Leadviue and NJ j. Hedkc OF
i'thNcr hoId the honor OF being the
| llrNt 10 make the "Trip from Denver 10
i''"uNille ulis year.
| II. VI ""'Nlls ana 'arl sherry OF
"e'in" were arrested nj wharf,
nor t""e>t ol steriihS' Wheh theS
ailShten from cheyenne tram with
suitcase. 1t contained thirty-seVeh
pihts.
Five thousand dollars damage was
hohe ana ten nuns were forced TO lice
hurrledlN III their nleht ciothihg "heh
fiire caused by an o'erheated furnace
parity destroyed the school conducted
az Hterhhg ny the sisters OF 81 iran
CTS.
\ 1'-year-old negro boy surrendered
| 10 the poiice the other night at Pueblo
l"u "Sheu 'iiat lie oe sent 10 the othte
hel"rtha'otN because lie reared that
MS hi"i'i" LOT steaiihe ahEuiihg he
'ouiu get MS hahus upon "ouiu lihais
iaiiu MN Ill the pe'itehtihrS'
Recruiting Tor the army is TO besin
AZ once IN Colorado and wyoming
| Lieutenant barney received lHstruc-
| tohs from Inc war department TO re-
sumo the task OF finding men in the
| Denver distrct 10 I'LL the standing
army.
| In the death of Fay Gorhnm of Ri
| fle, who died following an operation,
| another of the pioneer stage drivers
| and settlers Of this state, who drift"d
| in during the Early days from the
Black Hills country, have answered.
| the last call.
DIR. Livingston Farrand Of Colorado,
recently appointed chairman of the
central committee and ex-officio head
OF the national executive committee of
'"' h'" 'I"NN' mas assu'i'eu ''tiNe
'''"'' s'''L VI 'h"t oo"!' ~ aFra""
H"''''NH 'ic"'S l. i'a' 'u>'h'
huiiHihS Is on the increase III Den
Ner' Judging ny 'ht NUMBER OF puiidlh8
Pe''hItS iSSueu LOT lhe thoi'il OF epru-
| AIRY burlhS the iast month permits 10
'aiihS ifi ana valued nj S2l'''"o were
issued. for the same month year
ago I"- permits valued at Sl'3,o"o
''N''' ''''
ha"'Sii 'le piilpoHFuS ana other I'M
N'|it'H ""NcriSHis Signs from Len
'e' lh""''I'l'i' Pa'hS' - ti't Slogan "i
| NV '"'"'""' 'i"u'''alii 'iup' "hi'h
'"> "'r'"h'h campaign 10 'o-op-
e''''' WIN city "iilcialS Oh Denver III
I'm effort l." ilaihiall 'he parhS Win
our these commercial atrocities
The Great Western Sugar Company
| VIII buIId aSteticnS plant i'll connec-
non WIN lS Fort Morgan factory
N"'C" WI" cost Hp"ut N-Vo'ooo' Inc
| WIN vi CONSTRUCTOR VIII start III
| APrl' anu i'lalerlai mas alfeauy arrived
| t"F the hulidlhS' Which VIII De com
p'eteh i"f the laii campaign.
\. u. Kenyon and associates of Den
yer have bought in Red Mountain In
| cline railway ut Manitou from Richard
| Clough Of Colorado Springs. fhe con-
| sideration was not made public, but it
| is understood TO be approximately 3d.
600. The sale includes the right Of
way up Red mountain, the terminals
and all the cars and trackagc of the
company.
IT has become known at Leadville
that between 400 and 800 unnatural
lied aliens, most of them Austrians,
| intend TO return to their native land
as soon rs the government lifts the
bars on emigration. THE minute the
| government raises the bars bptweeu
400 and 800 unnaturalized men in
headville district will start back to
Austria and Italy," stated Michael d.
Phillips local clerk of that city. =
Hundreds Of residents of Fort Col
Inns turned out to see Lieut.. Otto E
Benell, one of their home heroes, deco.
rated with the distinguished service
cross by order of the Secretary of War.
Sensational developments are ex-