The Keota news., 1921-09-09
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

Jne NOvtueVu N""'""" a.,
change. which hns marketed the Du'k
II the cabbage from the northef"
colorado district. has issued cheeks
FOR the remainder Of the payment.
sll7 ON, To the growers who are ex'
,hange members. II u In payment Tor
Ill cabbage received by the excha"ee
M To Aug. II. aud does not Include
payme,it for large number u car"
slip,.ed since that time. The other
my Of payment will be Sept. II. II J.
.stimateti by ". r. NOrthway. one OF
.he largest aud oldest buyers OF pro-
luce In this section. that the late crop
u cabbage will net the grower close
% 5000. 900 additional. making more
,han 81. .OOO,OOO for the cabbage crop
his year from the Brighton district.
The finest state armory In the West
q at Pueblo. II will house two SpIen'
aid units Of the Colorado National
Guard, Battery A aud Troop G. Troop
G has already received about forty
finely trained cavalry hOrxes from the
War Department. and sixty more arr
expected sA"n. battery \ is tn l's'
equipped with the very hest field Mr.
tilIery, aiso from the nations War lSe'
partment. Roth Of these army units
did splendid service during the great
Pueblo flo0tl. and their usefulness It''
rally and for the state II sure 10 l'ts ny
lO the highest military standard. The
armory In 10 he fashioned after the
artnory ut Philadelphia. and will cost
100000 or more.
An Increase Of over 100 Iser cent IN
The building operations inauEuratet
during August of tlfc present yea'
over those of the same period In 1@aI
10 shown BY the monthly report of the
city building department issued Ia
Denver. During August. 1911. build
Ing permits Ia the extent 0f @S@O.S1
were issued. while last month the per
mits totaled $75l. .li0.' Permits fpl
brick residences totalsh 4dQ1 SOC
Building operations tiurinG the fIrx'
eight month Of 1921 show an lncreas,
over those Of 1910 from January Il
September. when permits aggregntln,
900 were issued. This year IL,
total II $8.4iO.D76.
The holly Of an upldentifled man
who probably had bcen nsurdsret, wa,
found partially wrapped in. . sack :
few miles beyond vineland on tive Nat,
ta ~ trnil caxt of Pueblo. One builc
hole In the head and another through
the body were found. The man VA,
well dressed. about five feet ten Incl,e,
high. weighed about :0O pounds ans
about 10 or - years Of age. A feti0r,
hat bore = mark Of q Pawnec. Okla.
dealer. and it, the mans pocket VA
found q token from the Ford garue,
at Fowler. Colo.
The I.ovelnnd Chamber OF Commerc,
has started an advertising rumpaigl
for the city. Five thousand folders o
the free camping ground are being ID
sued, and 10000 small booklets witt
scenes Of l.ove.and and Estes Parl
will be issued this winter. More sign
will be posted along the roads lcadinI
to L0veland, and special news fentur
articles will be sent to various trad
publications Of the country. -
Edith PInnello, 1s-months-old dausf,
ter Of Afr. and Mrs. A. l.. Pineiic
ranchers 1t Skinnevs, Colo, wa
drowned when SHE fell In hors
trough. Her parents Did not find he
until some time later aud lmmetiiatel
summoned two Colorado Springs phy
slcians, who made q record run to th
ranch. eight miles away, and, appDie'
n nu1mntnr Effnrta IN vovav. sA., ~, n