The Dolores star., 1921-09-09
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
,u,,,.tn Newspaper Union Ness ser'ics.)
COMING EVENTS.

western Newspaper Union se.' ssr'ies.)
COMING EVENTS.
nat County Fair at Maybeii. Sept
iIGp. county Fair. Holyoke. Sept.
=, ~ County Fair. Hayden. Sept. IL
q d r shelton. secretary; q,
sr County Fair. Sterling, sept. Ia
Iconnty Fair. Hotchkiss: A. N.
linton, secretary. Sept. l3-16.
,iaey County Fair Longmont. Sept
sNi7: Harry T. Nixens seeretafys s.n,
i7 william Fellers. secretary.
.,cIn slope Fair. Montrose. Sept.
pyenne county Fair. Cheyenne
Nelis sept. 2O-2+: Carroll Brown.
w.. County Fair, Brighton, Sept.
n'S,. George II. Smith. secretary.
"a County Fair. Greeley. Sept. 21-2s:
r McCrery. manager.
Grnnde County Fair. Del Sorte.
sbg,o XXI, county Fair. Goodpasture. Sept.
ia. Fred Lytle, secretary. Pueblo.
-. Comfy Fair. Yuma. Sept. 21-24:
" Williams. secretary.
.,m Bureau Fair. Byers. Colo. Sept.
1913. II. b. Teller. secretary.
.Iey County Fair. Sugar City. Aug.
SsG. II, A. Hamilton. secretary.
orado state Fair. Pueblo. Sept. 26-
M, / L. Bcaman, manager.
%rIss rrl,so County Fair. at Castle Rock.
bct i"e: James f. Trcssler. secretary.
carson County Fair. Burlington,
bet SIS; ]. NJ. Hefner; secretary: ..
paso County Fair. CaIhan. Oct. SIS;
b. T. Nance. secretary.
Eo many improvements have been
dc and new buildings constructed
the state Fair grounds that it will
h look like the same place when the
bl fair opens on Sept. 26 at Pueblo.
|Eichtv.five harness race horses have
|eu entered for the Colorado State
ir at Pueblo. They come from six
kferent states. and include many of
noted horses of the West. This is
Third greater number than ever be
fe
|The rubber of n toy balloon caused
h death of 2-year-Old George Price
the home of Mrs. Morris Drnchman,
Denver. An autopsy held by DR.. ID,
Dennis revealed Il portion of n rub.
IN balloon lodged In the windpipe OF
n child
colorado stock growers need not
ky fees for use of the forest reserves
II grazing purposes until Dec. l, ac.
|rdlng to bill passed by Congress
bd signed by President Harding. The
w extends the time for the payment
these fees three months.
Colorado College will open the fall
rm with nn enrolment of more than
DO students, according to an an.
buncement made by President c. A.
tnway. Formal registration will be
Did Sept. l3. The term Will open
ept IA, ii Is announced. There Is no
Aange in the faculty.
Boulder is going to Loveiand to ask
|r the 1929 convention OF the Colo.
lido Firemsn's Convention and to par
ripate in the hose-coupling and lad
fr contests provided In the program
pr paid fire departments. Fire Chief
mil Johnson will present the invita-
on in behalf of the city OF Boulder.
Frank J. Hagenbarth, president of
be National Wool Growers Associa-
on, which held joint meeting at
|hlt Lake with the American National
I've Stock Association, declared In an
Fidress TINT the present will be the
st "bnd year" for stocknpn In that
Pndl'ions are becoming stabilized. He
ksfrifd thai the live stock men could
pok with confidence to the future.
Construction of four and One-tenth
plies of graded road between Bmena
[lsta and Leadville, Colo, with 50
fr cent federal aid is proposed by
Pc State Highway Commission In a
FoJect statement submitted to Dis
pct Engineer J. w. Johnson of the
Pnlted States Bureau OF Public Roads.
/ he cost is estimated at $4,000. This
Project will connect with the Granite
Twin Lakes stretch.
STATISTICS for presentation at the
peth0dist ecumenlcal conference In
london next month show American
fethodism has gained 1,255,091 mem
lers' net during the past decade, 1t
|as announced by the secular press
nfeau of the Methodist Episcopal
|hurch, South.
sixty of the leading business men of
pou'uer took the trip to Arapahoe gla-
per- where meeting OF the CONNER
lal Association was held. This was
''e ilrst meeting of u commercial
'oay ever held on II living glacier. The
'h'he Weekly took movie of the
''eetihg. The glacier is located twen-
si'Ne miles west Of Boulder at the
POT OF the Arapnhoe peaks and at the
'e"d OF the Boulder water system.
property owners in the Greeley-Pou-
''e district are adherlng to their de-
not to pay the tnx of
~ an acre which was levied
,k"'hst their lands last fall for the re-
iIP0ent of the hoDJc NJ tho ;rrj uo t;ou