The Ordway new era., 1920-08-13
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

Der primary, were as IolIOWs OF
United States Senator-Judge Tuiiy
Scott, Teller county. and william c.
Danks, Arapahoe county; for Govern
| or-Robert ii. Higgins, Pueblo, James
NJ. Collins, Weld county; for Lieuten-
ant Governor-Frank f. Carringer,
jefferson county; Ed Anderson, Den
| yer; for Secretary of State-.James II.
| holland, Denver; for Supreme Court
Judge-Fred G. Folsom, Boulder coun-
ty; for State Treasurer-E. L. Neelley,
Walsenburg, p. F. Gildea, Lake coun-
ty; for State Auditor-Alphonse Ar
dourel, Boulder county; for Attorney
General, Morrison Shafroth, Denver;
| George Hetherington, Gunnison coun-
~; for State Superintendent of Public
Ihstruction-Afrs. Mary C. G. Brad
ford, Denver; for Regents for the
State University-Mrs. Minnie L.
Harding, Edward C. Stimson, tfor six
year term), Edward II. Park and Fred
Stowe (four-year tcrm), and Fred b.
Anderson (for two-year term); Prcsi-
dental Eieetors-Frank l.. Bishop,
Denver: w. d. Kelsey, Phillips county,
Mrs. S. II. Rhoads, Larimer county, III.
+. Churchill, Weld county, Mrs. Carrie
st. Clair, Garfield county, and l.. A.
Duke of Pueblo; National Representa-
tives from the Third Congressional
District-Snmuel J. Burris, Pueblo,
Guy NJ Waybright, Otero county, and
Allan NJ. Lambright, Bent county.
Dunell, Colo, the site of the Fitz
>imons United States General Hos
pital, and five other Colorado post
h,xr
class to presidential class, according
to announcement by the POstoffice De-
partment in Washington. The post
offices affected and the salaries of the
postmasters are: Boone, 1900;
Bunell, S1,7OO; Elbert, 1900; Hudson,
81 300; Merino, $1,000, and Weldona,
81, 300.
Uandcuffed and chained to his bicy-
Gle, Tony Pizzo, a member of the crew
of the U. S. S Zula, rode into Denver
on his way from New York to Los An
geles and return. Pizzo has been re
lieved from active duty in the navy
temporarily, that he may make the
trnnscontinental round trip which he
has pledged himself to accomplish
without once being unclaimed from his
| bicycle.
Benjamin Salmon, draft eyader and
Denver Socialist, who was sentenced
to twenty-five years Imprisonment in
the Federal penitentiary at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan and who has been
Imprisoned lntely at Fort Douglas,
Ariz., has been removed to st. Eliza
beth's hospital, Washington. for exam
| In nft HIM OF ii In Of
| than n week.
A wind amounting to a small torna-
| do picked up granary and turned it
| into flying machine with two impris-
Oned men, near Fleming The struc-
ture was lifted bodily from It's foun-
iation and carried despite its great
weight for nearly a mile. Riding the
tornado were C. r. Mcdowell and w.
| G. Neigh and both were badly hurt
when the building crashed to the earth
Pupils of all schools of the state.
public and private, are to be guests of
the Colorado State Fair at Pueblo Fri
day, September oath. State Fair Man
ager ]. l.. Beaman has written to coun-
| ty superintendents asking the number
of teachers and pupils In their juris-
diction and tickets will be sent for dis
| tribution.
All Sedgwick county looks with keen
| interest to the harvesting and care of
the nearly 1,5OO,OOO bushel wheat crop
that is rapidly turning golden to the
harvester nnd thrasher. The chief
anxiety of the farmers has been the
harvesting and marketing of their
grain.
Approximately S2,250,0OO will be
paid out to beet raisers in the Fort
Collins district this year by the Great
Western Sugar Company, which has n
| factory in Fort Collins. The LOveland
| factory will disburse about 81, $50, 900.
"Colorado's gold industry, once big
ger than that of any other state, has
dwindled to almost nothing" said Vice
President Edward CROUCH of the In
| ternational Mine, Mill and Smelter
Workers Union. addressing the union
convention at Denver.
Gov Oliver ii. Shoup, who has been
absent from the statehouse for four and
a half months, returned to Denver
from Colorado Springs, near which he
has been spending a vacation at his
ranch.
William Woodfork, n mulatto, %,
visitor at Oak Greek, from the Mount
Harris mining camp, was shot to death
when he stepped out of the home of
Ora Neighbor to take a breath of fresh
air.
An examination for the position of
postmaster at Fort Logan, carrying n
salary of $1,000 year, will be held in