Cheyenne record., 1921-04-14
COLORADO NEWS NOTES

1,,s Producers Exchange SrtIe hshh
r-e c 2. Garfield, Pflisaoe t1a'-'
1rris Geo. Timer. Chlries T. Urn
<.e 81 900: P1ishoe: tuil pn4a s'''A
s.,1 The Efisio Sinoil Co; ctle
Jos.,h W. HBwley. Tr;u'ona; Iis4'
S;rnola- Rocco III PaoiG. Ross st-t'o'l
s10dpyl: FL Moro. The BIG
D-oiuare Co: 2. W. Allen. = I'M
s-r.s.- Greeley: Roy Noel, W. b "a.
crest. $1,000: Greeley. lht Nh
1 Creek Ditch Co: care ". NJ ALLl' 80
| Co,o-ado building, For Colt-hs' n''
<o- --utI-. The Duly oTriTIiisi Cf'I.'
C. 5. Bridge. Wilssnburr hAf1t'n "
I cisn.y Charles " Bissel: S2l.V"''
wulss,lpu-s Elk-uu Leasing Co; care
Sturgeon L CASSIDY, COLORADO Sif-hs
Frunk Phillips Z. N sfli-nef' W !
johnson 5000: Colorado Slr1ee
Tn. Rocky Ford Land Co; care Iohh
Il Voorhees,. 70 Opera House bu1o.A-
Pueblo: T. N Tyr-eIL- Z. L. hen!otI,
q. ". Kenyon: $4,000; Denver III.
| Srprhronized Scenario Music Co O.
Colorado: Frederick Sass sls rs't'
I building: 4 A kyier, baesf u
Spsrks $4,000: Denver.
Advance reports received by the
Sr1.e Iuulgr. tion Department from
various sources indicate thai the totsl
acreage in cultivation in Coiursoo Iris
wear will be somewhat less Than ths'
10, 1870. due chiefly 10 unss rstsctoT!
4 prices for farm products, 10 dftfcuit!
Oh the par Of farmers in obtaining
money for financing their operations
TO uncerrsinry about prices for tarn
labor and 10 o,be. similar cEuses- Pre-
lirnintry inquiries indicate that The
acreage devoted 10 winter wheat IS
about % per cent Of that planted in
1919. and that there viii be some oe-
| crease IN area devoted 10 spring wheat
There is also Indication Of decrease
In acreage Of SUGAR beets and Of heid
beans and possibly some decrease u
oats and harley. Apparently there will
be q slight increase in acreage OF 20
tatoes and perhaps slight Increase il
, acreage Of corn and sorEhurns-
A case filed with conflicting testl-
Dopy which appealed 10 the persons
who heard il as humorous IL Iasn! as
pects has been ended il Fort Collins
by q judgment for SO il favor Of tos
plaintiff b! jury IL the bist-c'
| Court N. T. Harmed Of Wsysrly sued
his neightor. George Prank t0r osto-
age alleged 10 have been capsec 10 hls
corn last fail by the laters hogs. In
| der the statute the damages fixed by
the jury are rripled hecause Of the VIC
lstion Of the statute torhiddinc the
running of stock al large
Frank J. BarturelIo, % years old. q
farmer living near Ridcewsy, was
killed instantly in the pool Of the
| Ridgewsy nEtstoriun. H dired from
q sprin ngtoard twenty feet above The
surface Of the pool into seven feet o.
| water and crushed his skull from tbs
impact on the rock floor. 4 lgrc.
crowd Of bsfhsrs were in the pool s.
the time of the accident The body in
| medistely come 10 the surface aDL
! floared. Other bathers went 10 III.
victims rescue and removed the bod,
from the water
Frank W Smith. IS years ole. bet
ter known as Indian Smith, an &C
Gentry character living Oh sn acre plo
In the Poudre river bottoms tEo niIei
| northwest Of Greeley. IVES shot and in
stsntly killed by Chris Neuswsuger. 5,
years old. q neighbo-ing rsnche, Til.
men had been Quarreling for mont
over line fence and Smith had fre
quently threatened 10 kill Seusrsnge,
Alter Killing Smith Ssusw:ngsr tele
| ph0ned TO Sheriff Frank Hall 10 com,
and arrest him.
George II. Taylor. receiver for IN
Cripple Creek Short Line railroad, hs
| announced that the line will aol or.s,
ate during the tourist season of 1921
The line operated TO halfway I.oin
last summer. but the plan was DOT
| financial success.
More than three miles Of gravel su,
face road will be bull, between Hay
den and Craig Colo. IL a project stat.
nent submitted by the State HighwE
Commission 10 the Federal Publ
Roads Bureau meets with the approvs
Of ]. S Bright, district engineer. tt
cost is estimated az Sia,e1d- Of whic
the government is asked 10 par on,
half.
Three prisoners who escaped troI
the Lariner county road camp in POT
dre cahon were captured within tou
miles Of the camp from which they 9.
capped. after wandering through III
hills for three days. The men wer
found by two cowboys. and said the
believed they were at least 100 mile
from the camp. All were exhausre
by hunger and fatigue.
The business optimism and faith G
Denver's automobile dealers has bee
justified. The annual Denver Au,on,
bile Show at the municipal Auditoriu,
fulfilled all expectations of the ente
prising men who arranged it. E1celler
attendances were reported.
An attempted robbery of the Ri