The Dolores star., 1920-08-13
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

jefferson county: Ed Anderson, Den
yer; for Secretary of State-James H.
SoInnd. Denver: for supreme Court
Judrc-Frcd G.. Folsom. Boulder coun-
tv. for state TrenSuror-E l.. Medley,
Wnlsenhur.. J.. +. Gildca, Lake c"nh-
ty. for State Auditor-AlphonSc Nr'
dourrl. Boulder county: for Attorney
General, Morrison Shnfrnth, Denver
George Hcthcrington, Guunis"n c"uh-
ty; for State Superintendent OF Inpilc
InstructIon-MrS. Mary G. {. Brad
ford, Denver: for Regents for the
Sfatc Univcrsity-NIrs Minnie l..
Harding, Edward c. Stimson, Cor SIN
wear tcrm). Edward II. Park and Fred
Stowe (rour-year tcrm), and FRED H.
Anderson (fOr two-Ncar term) ir'Sl-
dental Elcctors-Frank J.. BISHOP
Denver: W. II. Kelsey. Phillips county.
Mrs. $. X. Rhoads. Larimer county. II.
+. Churchill, Weld county, Mrs. Carrie
81. clair. Garfield county, and l.. y.
Duke of Pueblo: National Representa-
tives from tie Third Congressional
District-Sa Samuel J. Burris. Pueblo
GUY NJ Wayhright. otcro county, ana
Allan VI. Lambright, Bent county.
Duucll, Colo tn" site Of the fItZ-
simons United States General Hos
pital. and five other Colorado post
offices have been raised from t"nrth
class la presidential class. according
to announcement by the f"st"tttc" l''-
parrmrnt in Washington. tn" post
offices affected and the salaries Of TIA"
postmasters are: Boone, LOO.
BuncL, 81. 200: Elbcrt, LOO: Hudson
81 800; Aierino, 100. and W"idoha-
81 300
Handcuffrd and chained Ia his bl"y-
Gle. Tony Pizzo, a member of the crew
of the Z. $. 5. Iula, rod" into Denver
on his way from New York TO Los An
geles and return. Pz2o has been re
lievcd from active duty in the navy
temporarily. that he may make the
| tranScOntineniai round trip, which he
has pledged himself to accomplish
without once being unclaimed from his
bicycle.
benjamin Salmon. draft oradcr and
Denver Socialist. vino was sentenced
to twenty-five years Imprisonment in
the Federal penitrntiary at Fori
| LeavenwOrtl, Kan, and who has been
imprisoned lately at Fort Douglas,
Ariz., has been removed to 81. Eliza
heth's hospital. Washington. for exam
nation after a hunger strike Of more
| than Il week.
\ wind amounting 10 Il small lorna
| do picked up Il granary and turned il
into Il flying machine with two impris-
oned men, near Fleming The struc-
turc was lifted bodily from its foun-
da;ion and carried despite its great
weight for nearly a miio. Riding the
| tornado were c. Il. Mcdowell and w.
G. Neigh and both We're badly hurt
when the building crashed to the earth.
Pupils of all schools Of the state.
public and private, are TO he guests of
the Colorado State Fair al Pueblo Fri
day, September 24th. State Fair Man
| agcr j. l.. Beaman has written to coun-
ty supcrintcndents asking the number
of teachers and pupils in their iurls-
diction and tickets will be sent for dis
tribution.
All Sedgwick county looks with keen
| interest to the harvesting and care OF
the nearly 100000 bushel wheat crop
that is rapidly turning golden to the
harvester and thrashcr. The chief
| anxiety of the farmers has been the
harvesting and marketing of their
| grain.
Approximately S2,250,OOO will he
paid out to beet raisers in the Fort
Collins district this year by the Great
Western Sugar Company, which has II
factory in Fort Collins The Lovcland
| factory will disburse about SI.5GO. 900.
"Colorados gold industry. once big
ger than that of any other state, has
dwndled to almost nothing" said Vice
President Edward CROUCH of the In
ternationa Mine. Mill and Smcltcr
| Workers Union, addressing the union
| convention at Denver
Gov. Oliver II. Shoup, who has been
| ibsent from the statclouse for four and
a half months, returned to Denver
from Colorado Springs, near which he
has been spending vacation at his
| ranch.
William WOOdfork, Il mulatto, ~. n
visitor at Oak Creek, from the Noun.
Harris mining camp, was shot to death
when he stepped out of the home OF
Ora Neighbor to take a breath of fresh
| mir.
An examination for the position of
postmaster at Fort Logan, carving n
salary of $1,000 n year, will be held in
Denver, August Is, ii was announced
by civil authorities.
Christian Jiron and Mrs. Eutinio
Duran were shot and killed at Thomn.
son, Utah, few miles west of Grand
Junction, by j. X. Duran, husband NJ
the woman.
The income of the University NJ
| S0l0rndO, which was less ,huu srr