The Keota news., 1921-04-08
COLORADO NEWS NOTES,

An automobile show planned for
women. This Is the Idea of the auto.
mobile show committee which Is ar.
ranging this years exhibit OF the
worlds leading motor cars which Is to
he held In the municipal Auditorium at
Denver. April I to o. There are many
features which will make each day aud
night sort Of society event of formal
nature. Another feature Of the show
which Is In keeping with the Idea OF
fOrmality IL the serving of refresh.
Ments. Arrangements are being made
by the Colorado Manufacturers and
Merchants Association to serve coffee
aud cakes aud other refreshments to
100000 people during the week. To
carry out this plan guides will conduct
parties each afternoon aud evening
through the basement Of the Auditor
iuni. where special exhibits OF
Colorado. made goods will be ex.
plaineti. Al this time the association
will serve refreshments - Colorado.
made. Of course.
Road projects for Colorado aggre.
eating &253.34l were submitted to the
federal public roads bureau by the
State Highway Commission. of which
xi24.g76.iG will be paid by the govern
ment II approval II made by District
Engineer J. y. Bright. One and three
ienihx miles Of concrete road between
Fort Collins and I.oveland constitutes
one Of the projects. to cost $b1.pOS.:l.
/ One and onc.tcnthx miles In Boulder
county, running south from t.nngmont.
will cost 1881 O1. the road also to
be Of concrete: while u third concrete
road project embraces four and four.
tcnthx miles between Brighton and
Denver. In Adams county. the esiimat.
cd cos, Of which Is 1851 1907.
Richard Winnersh. l:.year.old
scl,ooll,oy of Ourny county. II the
champion taikcr of Colorado. He was
awarded first prize In the annual ora
toricul contest conducted BY the Colo
rxtlo Association Of County Supcrin'
tentlents and Institute Workers al
Corona school In Denver. Eighth grade
pupils from every county In the state
connected. At the same time Mildred
Akcy. pretty little l3.ycar-old miss ol
Wrny. Colo. was declared the cham
MON eighth grade wor'l srcllcr of the
state.
pahaskc tepee. the building which
In to house the Buffalo Bill museum
on Lookout mountain near Colonel
Co<iy's grave. IL rapidly nearing com
plctiou and It Is expected II Will III
thrown open 10 tourists by June !. Tie
city of Denver Is erecting the building
in conjunction with Buffalo Bill's fos
ter son, Johnny Baker. who has beci
granted the concession, and Will con
duct n first.class restaurant and pa
yilion In the building for the conven
icnce Of tourists.
The s,atc tux Of cent a gallon OIL
vnxoline and oils has been declared
constitutional In n decision rendered
by Judge Charles c. Butler Of the DIS
trict Court ut Denver. The validity oi
the tux hns been In issue FOR severa'
months. A number Of oil companies
have pnid the tnx into the state tre"s
ury. others have resisted payment.
w. Il. Freeman, receiver Of the Den
vpr 4 Salt Lake railroad, hns filed Il
nptition with the Utilities Commission
to extend the order permitting the
Moffut road to operate on tri-week's
bnsis. The order which permitted the
trims to run between Denver aho
Crniv. Colo, three times week was
ia have expired on April ].
Jvstpricnllv accusing them OF Dreak