The state herald., 1920-09-03

Wi h. held at Hugo. Sept. 1890
Oct. 1-2.
A falling tree crushed out the life
of Wilbert A. Gardner, an employe OF
the Rocky Mountain Lumber Company
at Diamond Park.
Thirty persons narrowly escaped in.
jury at the Colorado State Firemen's
convention ut Littleton when the sup
ports of crowded grandstand col
lapsed, allowing the stand to fall five
feet to the pavement.
-Four thousand eight hundred dollars
is the outlay the State Fair Commits
sioners have made for vaudeville and
circus features for the state fair. This
is beside the horse, auto and airplane
features.
Arrangements for the annual Boul.
der county fair are virtually completed
and indications point TO the greatest
and best fair ever held ut Longmont
The fair will last four days, Sept. Z. s
8 and 10.
A great, big modern circus vii have
nothing on the 1920 Colorado State
Fair for major attractions in front OF
the grandstand and bleachers and on
the infield, for close to $1,000 has beer
expended for entertaining features.
Rapid progress is being made on the
new Liberal Arts building that is being
erected on the University of Colorado
campus at Boulder under the personal
direction and supervision of members
Of the engineering faculty.
II. d. Sager. co years old. OF Boulder,
Colo. was instantly killed when the
automobile In which he was riding
skidded on bad stretch OF highway
and rolled down ten-foot embank'
ment one mile west of Stcamboa'
Springs.
The body OF the 1S-months-old son
Of Mrs. G. Schegel, widow OF Eagle
was recovered from the Eagle river
following n two-dny search. The boy
disappeared while his mother was
washing clothes. County authorities
dragged more than 300 yards Of thf
river before the body was found.
Two masked bandits, who held NJ
and robbed three men of 500 on tho
state highway near Hayden, are stll
nj large. despite the fact that dcput,
sherlfls Combed most of nurthwcs'
Colorado for them The victims wert
!. Wilson Cary, member OF the stat,
railroad commission; Robert Cary of
the Cary ranch, near Hayden. and WI
liam burnside OF Salt Lake City.
Hearing upon the application OF the
American Railway Express Company
for permission to Increase It's rates Oh
state traffic IN Colorado win be hel0
by the Public Utilities Commission OF
the State OF Colorado at the office Of
the commission IN Denver, Colorado, on
Monday. August 30th. nt 10 o'clock
m, Denver time.
Twcniy-elght cans Of brook trout,
were received by the Sportsmon's As.
soclntlon at Steamboat Springs from
the federal hatchery nt Lcndville, &
be placed In the fishing streams aroun
that city. This is the first OF ,hrc
shipments expected In addition to tn
shipments expected TO come from Den
yer through recommendation OF Fisl
and Game Commissioner II. @. Parvin
who has been negotiating for II.
The Miners Union OF Silyerton, has
mnde extensive preparations for In
bor day celebration, 10 be held Sep
tcmber 9Th mud 9th. More ,hnn s3,O0c
has been rnised for prizes for the win.
ners In baseball, horse racing. tugs OF
war. drilling and other events. The
leading events will be the baseball
games. The first game will be he.
tween ourny md sliverton. md the
winner Of this gnme will play tho Du
rnngo bail team on September 9th.
Three dead rnttiesnnkes. one Of them
four fest long with fifteen rattlcs and
q button, tell Of the bravery Of little
l8-ysar-oid Lottie Taikington. who
went 10 dig potatoes on the ranch Of
The WILLIAMS Fork Land and Cattis
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