Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1921-12-22
COLORADO
STATE NEWS


Nnazs Aa1ses Usiss Nsss ssyies.,
N healti,, lack Of work and extreme
RESTITUTION, are believed to have
prompted Jay 8. Noble, 90 years old.
q carpenter, to commit suicide in. his
little shack on the outskirts Of Love
land. Noble shot himself through the
head.
John j. Phillips and his son. Alex
Phillips, prominent Hereford breeders
Of G0Odland, Ran, have made entries
IN the breeding Hereford classes for
the coming National Western Stock
show to be held In Denver Jan. IA
to n.
A man whose name 10 believed TO- be
Ira Batin, wass|fonad wandering in =
deInented eopditlon near Wray by
sheriff Hitchcock. Batin had 5000
On his person, He was unable to tell
officials what he was doing or where
he lived.
Drake Uuiverslty will play Its first
inter-sectlonal football game In Dies
AoInes, Iowa, Nov. IL. 1922, when it
will meet the Colorado Aggies from
Fort Collins, Colo, according to an an
nouncement made by X. L. Wilson,
athletic director.
Deputy Sheriffs Frank Bell and
Ralph Norton of ArapahOe county dis
covered u finy-gallon still, in dug
out on the bank of Little Dry creek.
seven miles northeast OF Littleton. Joe
and Anton Skull, brothers, were ar
rested, charged with operating the
still. Joe Skull was fined once before
for violation of the prohibition laws.
A speeding automobile met deer
in IL snOwstOrin at the head of the Big
Thompson cafiOn, and now there Is one
less deer In Colorado. The machine
was driven by Charles +. HiX, cashier
Of the Estes Park Bank. The driver
could not see the deer In the binding
snow and the ,Ieer-n dOe-fniled to
get out OF the way of the machine.
After four months of life, the Love
land business College has closed its
doors and C. II. Morley, the founL +.
has gone to Denver. No notice of the
close OF the institution that had thirty
day and night students was given, rN-
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Its operation"
"We'll see YOU in Denver" is re-
ported to have been the parting ad-
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s'ocA'nei vi IN. "eS' anu lI,iuu'e WeH,
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Expenditures OF approximately Sl5,-
OOO as the balance OF the appr0prin-
ZION "utnorizeo ior ouii"'hg cohsiruc-
tioh ahu repiirs AT 'he s'a'e fa'r
s!ouh"s nus oeem "ppro'eo d! uhe au-
di'ns oo"Iu' ne h'ohe! WIS '''hue
ANa,.up'e ior 'he construction Oh u
i'ou'.rs ,o"se anu "'he ,,, pul,u,hss. IL
- eApee.e. .ne s."'e WIZ 'a'e pet"cen
S<'"V IN" ~''"o" VI Tie appropriation
through ecoiioii!.
The dairy division Of the National
Western Stock Show In Denver prom
ises to be larger this year than ever
before In the history OF the show. All
OF the principal HOlstein herds OF the
STATE VIII oe rep9eseh'ed' ""tn IN Inc
snow ring ana the annual sale. The
guernsey oreeaers' VII" mnde Il most
exceiieht showing last !enr, VIII DE on
manu- again WIN c"o'ee o!lerhg' ana
several other preeueFs Oh ms popular
dairy breed pan 10 snow TINS year.
me Me;ienahah herd OF Jerseys, OF
Greeley, expected 10 be on hand as
usual, ana there is possibility that
some Jersey breeders from neighbor-
Ing states may help I'LL the ranks Of
this division IN January.
Sherifrs deputies In I.arimer coun-
ty were looking for clews to the thieves
who stole twenty-five sacks of sugar
from II bOxcar as It stood on the track
near Kelim as part Of shipment from
the l.ovelahi factory 4" the 'ohnstown