The Dolores star., 1921-06-03

Yuma County Fair. Yuma, Sept. 21-24.
Del Norte Fair. Del Norte. Sept. 21-2s.
Crowley County Fair. Sugar City. Aug.
$3.50: r. A. Hamilton. secretary.
COLORADO State Fair Pueblo. Sept. 26-
Delta County Fair. Hotchkiss; A. N.
Minton. secretary.
H@eIfan9 %n, County Fair; T. Walsenb.rg.
Kit Carson County Fair. burlington,
Oct. SIS: ]. NJ. Hefner. secretary.
Cheyenne County Fair. Cheyenne Wells.
Oct. 5-s: Carroll Brown. secretary.
Ell Paso County Fair. Calhan, Oct. 6-s:
d. Il. Nance, secretary.
Miss Zolo Wohler of Mccoy has es-
tnblished a-record for examination
grades for the second year of high
school at Steamboat Springs. She was
awarded Il perfect mark in the final
examinations taken in all of her five
studies, geometry, French English, his.
tory and Latin.
The town council has increased the
license fee on male dogs from 81 to 50
and on female dogs from 81 to $40. The
town marshal has been instructed to
see that all dogs have licenses, and II
is probable that the new ordinance will
q SiNul uC'lCuSo III liS
population Of Steamboat Springs.
The Steamboat troop of Boy Scouts
has been recognized with Game War.
den Sam Stevens rs ScOutmaster. The
troop has not been active for the past
few months but plans have been made
for many activities this year. l.. l.. Sc
CUR, Claude L. Leukens and i. f.
DauGherty have been made assistant
scoutmasters
Senators Nicholson and Phipps have
recommended the appointment of w.
ii. Poud of Julesburg for register and
+. Il. Conquest of Sterling for receiver
Of the Colorado land office at Sterling
Mr.. POud served as register once he
fore and is entirely familiar with the
duties he will assume. Each office
pays a salary of $1,000 a year.
William A. Ketcham of indianapolis,
commanderin-chief of the Grand Army
of the Republic. has informed the Den
yer American Legion and other organ
iZations supporting the plan the first
definite statement that the Union vet
Grams of the Civil war are eager tc
come to Denver for the proposed joint
reunion of the G. A. II. and the United
Confederate Veterans in American Le
sion week, beginning Oct "A.
In the biggest session ever held by
the State Board of Pardons at Canon
City, one life-term convict was par,
dOned, the sentences of six prisoners
We're committed, forty-two appeals
were denied and seven cases were con
tinued. Harold f. HenwOod, who
killed Tony Won Phul, noted aeronaut
in the har-room of the Brown Palace
hotel on the night of May "a, 1911, and
was sentenced to life Imprisonment
was denied parole for the second
time by the board.
A bronze memorial tablet to the
memory of Glenn Il. Bryant, former
superintendent of the Sunday school
LOveland, who was killed in battle in
the Argonne, has been received in that
city. Funds to pay for the tablet was
raised by class of boys whom he
taught in Sunday school.
Wandering for nearly the whole
night in the hills, two Loveland girls,
Frances and Ida Heath, and girl
friend who was visiting them from Ne
braska, lost their way and were COM
PEELED to seek shelter in n deserted
cabin near the Forks hotel. They were
discovered by Il party of searchers who
hns ntIf oil tsrI,t e..
them.
II want to see where the bullets
come FROM" said S-year-old John Klein,
son of a prominent farmer of Iona,
near Grand Junction. The Klein boy
picked up the gun, and, with the re.
mark quoted, put his eye to the bar.
rel. 1t is not known by Kreslsob how
1t was discharged, but 1t is presumed
that the lad either struck the hammer
against tuble or touched It with his
foot.
Henry Fowler of Branson, tried in
the District Court at Trinidad for the
murder of Joe Walters at that place
Feb. 49, was found guilty of voluntary
mansaughter by the jury, which re.
ported Fowler shot and killed Walters,
with whom he had quarreled, in pool
hall at Branson. The men were for
mer friends.
Fire In the basement of the Fort
Collins Express-Courier office at Fort
Collins destroyed paper stock and did
other damage estimated at $4,000.
Two men were temporarily overcome
while fighting the fire.