The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-08-20
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

nor, Oliver H. Shoup. Ell Paso county ;
designation made by acclamation. For
United States senator, Samuel D.
Nicholson, Lake county, AS Karl G.
Schuyler, Denver, all Rice w. Means,
Denver JOG. For Judge of the Su-
preme Court, James Garrigues, Weld
county, $40; Greeley W. Whitford, 4O5
For lieutenant governor, George Ste
phan, Delta county, 45l Earl Cooley,
Las Animas county, PIT; Moses e.
Lewis, Fremont county, 1877; James c.
Starkweather, Denver, 1O7 For secre-
tary of state, Carl S. NIilliken, Denver;
designation by acclamation. For audi
tor of stare, Harry r. Mulnix, Denver,
447h J. L. Moorhead, Boulder, 301 !;
Ollie Thorson, Garfield county, 174k.
For state treasurer, Edward v. Wicks,
Pueblo, $40; Arthur M. Stong, Alamosa
county, 274. For attorney general,
Victor E. Keyes, Weld county; desig-
nation by reclamation. For superin-
tendent of public instruction. Miss
Katherine Craig, Denver, 4s911; Mrs.
Dr. May T. Bigelow, Denver, 382h.
For regents of the State University,
six-year term, Earl w. Haskins, Otero
county, 727; DIR. o. S. Fowler, Denver,
671k George McCarroll, Arapahoe
county, 1856; Mrs. Foss Leedham, Den
yer, AZ; DIR. NJ H. Sears, Denver, on
Haskins, Fowler and McCarrOll desig
mated. For regents of the State Uni
versity, four-year term, Frank Fl.
Means, Saguache county, $50; Thomas
Fl. Wilkinson, Denver, 497; George L.
Cannon, Denver, 4SS. For regents of
the State University, two-year term,
| Clark H. Mitchell, Denver, 46O; Mrs.
Foss. Leedham, 2SO. For presidential
| electors, w. j. Frederick, Bent county,
673; Mrs. Spencer Penrose, Ell Paso
| county, 657; William Kincaid, Huer
fano county, 651; Mrs. Dewey c.
Bailey, Denver, 5S5; Mrs Anna VOL
colt vaile, Denver, go; F. d. Catlin.
Montrose county. 433; G. E. Dame
wood, Sedgwick county, Alb; Fred
Warshauer, Conejos county, 406; Cas-
intro Barela, Las Animas county, 219;
r. J. Drennon, Morgan county, 1873.
BY an agreement entered into before
the voting began, the first six, having
received the highest vote, were de-
clared designated
Roscoe c Hill of Colorado Springs
| was selected by the Denver board of
education as principal of the East
Denver high school, He will take
charge of the school Immediately.
Principal Hill has been superintend-
ent of schools at Colorado Springs for
several years. Miss Susie NJ. Lovelace,
who has been principal of the Maple
ton school at Boulder for more than
thirty years, has resigned to become
dean of women at the Oklahoma State
Agricultural college at saltwater,
Okla. Miss Lovelace is at present
managing the hostess cabin of the
ments for the Larimer county fair,
Aug 81 to Sept. 3, are nearing compile
ton. This fair promises to be one OF
the best that Loveland has ever had
| as the attractions that have been
booked are the best possible.
The president, secretary and mem
bers of the executive board of the Den
yer Tramway Employees Union are in
jail The seven strike heads were
sentenced by District Judge Greeley
Whitford to serve ninety days in the
county Jail for contempt of court. They
had been found guilty because the
members of the union went on strike
after the court had ordered that nei-
ther the Tramway nor the trainmen
take any action which would result in
cessation of street car service in Den
yer.
4 Large quantities of cabbage are
spelling in southern Weld county be-
cause of the shortage of refrigerator
cars. The price of cabbage has
dropped to GO cents hundred, which
hardly covers the cost of Grating. The
cabbage acreage In the county is 40
per cent heavier than last year. The
shipping season is just started and the
farmers are facing very heavy losses
Colorado will be only one of several
states to be represented when the of
ficial tour for the opening of the motor
highway connecting the national parks
is started California will enter two
cars, and Montana and Wyoming are
expected to enter several cars in the
caravan that will take the official par.
ty on a sixty-day circle swing of the
4,500-mile scenic course.
Nicholas Lopez, Filipino charged
with a murderous attack upon Mrs. E
E. Walton and Mrs. A. Lozentz, both
of Denver, in Platte canon, was given
preliminary hearing at Golden and
was bound over to the District Court
I Lopez bond was fixed at $4,000. He
was unable to furnish bond.
. In the arrest in Colorado Springs OF
a Mexican youth, IA years old, who es-
capped from the detention home, the po-
lice believe they have captured the
thief responsible for numerous robber>
les of Colorado Springs mercantile
firms He was arrested by Juvenile
Officer Harry Allward.
The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Cornpanv will build IL roundbouse and