The Dolores star., 1922-02-24
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

| list rates announced in Chicago re-
| Gently 10 the Pacific coast, as under
| the rates stopovers are good at any
| point The round-trip rate announced
/ is $50 from Chicago: So from the
| Missouri river and s6i from Denver.
| Colorado Springs aud Pueblo. The
rates become effective May - and are
! in effect until oct. 81. There Is no
| doubt but these rates Will prove of
| immense benefit 10 Colorado" said w.
X Cundiff. assistant general passen-
ger agent of the Union Pacific. The
| fact that stopoVers are allowed VIII
give the tourists opportunity Of com
ing through Colorado. visiting the
Rocky Mountain National park. the
Denver section and the Colorado
Springs district and they will have
plenty Of time too. The rates are for
stopovers either way, SO the tourists
who 90 by the Yellowstone or Glacier
park lines to the coast can come back
through Colorado. so, TO use slang
phrase. We get them coming and 60
ing
Denver.-Feutured by actual manu-
facture Of Colorado products before
the very eyes of all who come to see,
the Colorado Industrial Exposition and
Prosperity Carnival will open at the
municipal Auditorium Feb. 20 for the
annual five days show OF Colorado
Industrial exhibits Officials of Den
yer retail stores are laying plans for
giant displays Of Colorudo-made goods
N u
during the business week OF Feb. 2O-2I,
the many products Of Colorado manu-
facturers will be brought to the atten-
tion Of Denver citizens and visitors as
only is possible during the annual in
| dustrial exposition. Exhibitors from
the four corners Of the state have re-
served space in the Auditorium booths
already under construction. Not all of
the exhibits will be Denver ones, by
any means, and other points in the
state viii be fully represented in all
lines of industry.
Fort ColIins-Whcn their automo-
bile left the canon road near the Big
Narrows in Cache la Poudre canon be-
cause of defective steering gear and
plunged end over end seventy-fivc feet
down the cliff TO the bottom of the
canon, the four occupants of the ear
| all escaped injury with the exception
| that one suffered a possible fractured
| rib Deputy County Surveyor Walter
| Edwards. Herbert peasley. Elmer
Pearson and Paul Lass were the occu-
| pants of the ear.
Pueblo.-Whnt is believed by police
/
| to be an organized gang of holdup men
and store robbers has been broken up
| by the arrest of four men here. one
| of the men has confessed and much
| Of the loot from several stores in Pu-
| cblO and IL drug store in PenroSe, Colo,
| has been recovered in the home of an
other. The men arrested are Lester
Allen, Raymond Ray, Sam Rotolo and
| Elmer Beasley. The value Of the loot
taken from the stores is about 81, 800.
Avondale.-Cracksm smen made two big
hnuls in this town recently. The Tay-
lor Mercantile Company and the Avon
| dale postoffce, located in the same
building, have checked their losses
into thousands of dollars. Cash, mon
ey orders. stamps and merchandise
| We're taken from the safe. In the sec
ond saft-craciing job the entire pay
roll Of the Avondale Alfalfa Milling
| Company, amounting to several thou
sand dollars, was taken.
| Pueblo-Policeman X. Fouch of the
| Pueblo police department has been
taken back to the county Jail following
the verdict Of the coroners jury which
| probed the killing by the officer of
Mike Livecchi, pool hall owner. The
| jury's verdict was that Fouch was not
justified in the act. Charges will be
filed by the district attorney
Colorado Springs. Holiday.
| l6-year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Holiday of Vancouver, b. c.,
was probably fatally injured recently
when he attempted to board Santa
| Fe passenger train us ii left the rail
road yards.
Golden.-WOrk has been started on
the construction Of an indoor tennis
court on the drill floor of the state
armory recently acquired by the State
School of Mines. This will be the first
covered court to be constructed in this
state and serves rs an indication of
the increased popularity of the sport
among the student body of the state
institution Other schools will no doubt
follow the lead of the Mines, and all
year tennis will be common.
Denver.-Governor ShOup has re
signed as one of the vice presidents of
the American Committee for Russian
Famine Relief" following report from
Secretary of Commerce Hoover that
the committee is an organization of
alleged red agents, who propose to col
lect funds for the soviet government
from the American people, according
to announcement here.
Denver.-Fat cattle and sheep from
the feed lots of northern Colorado des-
tined for sale on the markets. of Chi.