The Dolores star., 1922-04-14
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Cw.s,srn Newspaper usioa Ne,, s.riaJ

| .lilo lt'thlis i''uh S'iNNS
Of tires were stolen.
Durango.-Durango golf enthusiasts
have leased 200-acre tract and plans
have been launched for the organiza-
don of big country club here.
Lake City-The last coach on COM
bination train running from this city TO
Sapinero was struck by a rock and
turned over. No passenger was hurt.
Brush.-At one of the hottest cleo
tions ever held In the town Of Brush,
DR.. W. f Turner was elected mayor
over Frank Potter by a majority OF
243
Pueblo--The thirty or forty social
service agencies in Pueblo will form
what is TO be known as the Council OF
Social Agencies, plans for which were
made recently.
Salida.-Traffic over Monarch pass
between Salida and GunnisOn will be
possible by June l, according TO infor-
nation given ont by state highway Of
ficials in Denver.
Denver-First shipments OF the
reQuisition of the Colorado National
Guard for 2ocO gas masks on the War
Department have been received by Adj
Gen. P. ]. Hammock.
Florence. - Guiro Moschcoutonio,
Italian truck gardener, was shot and
slightly wounded near here by Antonio
DeDuCa, q neishhor. according 10 re-
ports 10 local authorities
Fort ColluS-Radio 5 a live sub
ject In the rural district - well - IN
the cities The Agricultural College
z. disseminating Information AID Sgs
tertcs organ ra--1E u bcy< ari slzls
radio clr-s a. ss-vt-s 20 farmers
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s-c= WIKI E-~-l-~ - rT=lvs o. the
5o-s5-5zz-=t s-a5sls @. Weld county,
: s.-L=zz-e,l - IL E=zs q April -
The cu-S=-=z.s vEI - attended by
some = -E5 5Cz-c-Es leading educa.
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D9,o7g<-Ge1r-e aud Charles Brad
ford cousins. were shot and killed al
their ranch near the Utah state line
according 70 reports. received here
These reports stated the shooting was
8 result Of q quarrel between the Brad
'ords and 4 neighbor in settlement of ,
fence line dispute.
Fort Cullins.-High school students
from every section of Colorado will
compete in the annual stock Judging
contest held by the Animal Husbandry
department of the Agricultural Col.
| lege at Fort Collins on April IA. Fif.
ty-seven boys took part last year but
twice as many are expected this year
Colorado Springs.-Col. w. A. Davis
local broker. and w. III. Anderson
| his father-in-law, were held up in Da
vis' office on the third floor of the
| First National Bank building by two
armed men, wearing motor goggles
were bound with ropes and left in tn,
office when the bandits ran out.
Michigan has followed the
lead taken by Minnesota in co-operat
agencies for reciprocal Exchange OF
tourists" between the Great Lakes re
| gion and the Rockies, according tt
| Harry n. Burhans, secretary of the
Denver tourist bureau, who returned
recently from Grand Rapids.
Monument.-The entire village Of
Monument seemed in danger of goins
up in flames when fire, originating IL
a blacksmith shop, got beyond contro
of the volunteer fire brigade. stiff
| breeze carried sparks to the city hall
which was saved only by the effort!
of the entire male population Of ths
town. Hundreds of buckets were
brought into play. -.
| Fort Morgan.-P. H. Hoffman of the
Bijou district holds the distinction O
being the first beet grower in Morgan
/ county to get his sugar beet seed into
the ground for the coming campaign.
Denver.-Problcms of Colorado edu
Gators were discussed at the thirty
seventh annual meeting of the Colo
| RADIO Association of County School Su
! perintendents and Institute Workers
| here.
Denver.-Oliver II. Shoup, governor
| Of Colorado, has filed in the Distric
Court a suit for 100000 damages fol
alleged slander against several insur
ance men and two newspaper men
The suit is another development fol
lowing the governors oustlng of Ear
| Wilson as state insurance commission
er and appointment Of Jackson Coch
rane to succeed him.
Colorado Springs.-In the election
held recently John PaulsOn was elected
| mayor of Manitou without opposition
James NJ. Hamrick defeated DIR. d. f
Groves in Calhan, w. A. Godbing de
feated w. l.. Hudson in Fountain, ant
]. w. Worrall was reelected mayor II
Simla, defeating Dr. Housh. Charlie.
Harrison was elected mayor of Greer
Mountain Falls.
| Denver.-On March 10, this year, in
vested funds under control of the Stat,
Board of Land Commissioners, as trus
tee for the schools of Colorado, passed
| the S7,000,000 mark. During the yea,