The Dolores star., 1922-07-14

Sept. 2O-22-Rio Grande County Fair.
Sept, 21-22-Pueblo County Fair.
sept. 2i-23-El Paso County Fair.
Calhan.
Sept. 2o-23-Huerfano County Fair.
Oct. s-6SKit Carson County Fair.
Oct. S-5-Douglass County Fair.
Castle Rock.
Loveland.-The Loveland Herald,
daily newspaper, has been purchased
by the owners of the Loveland Report
er, the city's oldest newspaper, for S15,-
900. according to an announcement re-
Gently.
Denver.-Purchase of land on which
a spur track TO the FitZsimons general
hospital is constructed is favored in a
report made by the committee on mil
itary affairs of the national House OF
Representatives. The land will cost
$500.
Denver.-Granby Hillyer of Lamar
has been sworn in as United States dis
trict attorney for Colorado. The GER
emony, which was impressive, took
place in open court, the oath being ad-
ministered by ]. Foster Symes, United
States district judge. Hillyer has as
sumed active duties.
Nj Wot-Mrs. Flora Hays, wife of z.
S. Hays, editor of the Nj Wot Tribune,
has been appointed postmistress at Nj
Wot. She succeeded Miss Cordelia
Clifford and has taken office. Mrs.
Hays is a Democrat, it is said, and the
only one of three candidates to pass
the civil service examinations.
Wray.-The first moonshine still on
wheels was discovered near Wray,
Colo. Edward Ramey, who confessed
to the ownership, according to federal
prohibition officers report to Director
f. II. McClenahan, conceived the idea
of building a still which could be
moved about at will, and thus avoid
discovery by the bloodhounds of the
law.
Wiggins.-Wilbur Lessee, 30, a farm
er of Virgins, is at st. Joseph's hospi-
tai In Denver in serious condition after
a shooting that occurred seven miles
southwest Of Virgins, just across the
Weld county line James Adams, "a, is
alleged to have shot Lessee in a quar-
rel arising from a long-standing dis
pute over fence rights on their adjoin-
ing ranches.
Pueblo.-Mrs. Lydia F. Marble, wife
of w. S. Marble, prominent contractor
and water commissioner, was fatally
injured in an automobile accident near
Pueblo recently.
Boulder.-Lee Willard, star Univer-
slty of Colorado athlete, has been
farmed out by the Chicago White Sox
to the Rockford, H., team In the
Three-I league, according to news
brought back to Boulder from Chicago
by Homer BritZman, football star, who
has been on tour. Britzman enjoyed
talking with Eddie Collins, star second
baseman of the White Sox, who stated
that Willard was as fast as lightning
and had been farmed out in order to
give him an opportunity to improve his
batting. Willard is expected to remain
with Rockford the greater part of the
season.
Boulder.-Old-fashl hose races
fireworks, baseball games, band con
certs, parade and street dances fea
tured the three-day convention ant
tournament of the Colorado Firemen'.
Association held here. 1t was the big
sest celebration in Boulder's history
Pueblo.-William Marmaduke, Is
year-old son of Dr. G. v. Marmaduk,
OF the Minnequa hospital staff, wa,
perhaps fatally injured when he fel
over cliff at Beulah, a mountain re
sort near here, and suffered two bro
ken arms and fractured skull.
Greeley.-Miss Edna Skinner, 2.
years old. attending the summer schoo
of the State Teachers College here
was instantly killed when a gasolin,
stove exploded in the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. d. J. Lowe. Miss Skinne
was preparing dinner for the famil,
and had some trouble with the stove
which had been acting badly for sew
eral days, according 20 Mr.. Lowe.
BOulder.--A science hall, 10000 fee
In altitude has been dedicated by tn
University Of Colorado at a summe
camp established In the shadow of tn
Continental Divide: