The Dolores star., 1922-08-11
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

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COMING EVENTS.
Sept. 25-3o-colo7ado State Fair. Pu-
Aug. so-si-crowley County Fair.
0us Aug. ss-sept 1-LarImer County
Sept. 5-S-Arkansas Valley Fair.
Sept. SIS - Boulder County Fair.
LonEmont.
Sept -s-Intermountain Fair and
Sept, s-s-Phillips County FAIR
Sept. 6-s-washington County Fair.
Sept. 1a-l5-Deita County Fair.
Hotchtiss
Sept. l2-I5-weid County Fair. Cree
Sept. l2-l5-IaPlatta County Fair.
Durango.
Sept l2-l5-Logan County Fair.
Sterling.
Springfield.
Sept l3-I6-Adams County Fair.
Sept. l4-1s-Conejos County Fair.
Manassa.
Sept l4-ls-Elbert County Fair.
Sept. le-22-western Slope Fair.
Sept 1922 Trinidad-Las Animss
County Fair. Trinidad.
Sept. 2O-2l-Kiowa County Fair.
Eads.
Sept 20. 21. 22-Morgan Agricultural
Fair, Fort Morgan.
Sept, 21-22-Pueblo County Fair.
Sept. 2I-23-El Paso County Fair.
Sept. 2I-2s-L,ncoln County Fair.
Sept 2o-2s-Huerfano County Fair
Oct. s-6-KIt Carson County Fair.
Oct. 3-5-Douglass County Fair.
Castle Rock.
Denver.-A survey ot the damage
done ~ ,ne flood in Denver, character
terized as almost as bad rs the flood
of June, 1921, set $4,000 as the prob
able total loss to the city and to pri-
vate homes and businesses.
Colorado Springs.-Caught beneath
the wheels OF southbound Santa Fe
freight train and Jagged 200 feet
Frank Welch, % year old, of Lincoln,
Neb., was so badly nangled physicians
aold no hope for his recovery
apprehension cars of a Colorado
X Southern southbound freight train
were derailed 200 feet west of the de-
pot of Superior few days ago. The
cars were badly damaged. Iron ore
was scattered for great distance.
Grand Observation-Disclosures Layton,
II ears old, son of +. Y. Layton, was
drowned in the Colorado river while
swimming with number of compan-
ions. Efforts to rescue Layton were
rade, but ulu not prove successful.
BOulder-Thirty-One students from
all parts of the United States are to
spend the next three weeks in study
Of the mountain geology of Boulder
county, and will spend an additional
two weeks in the Estes Park region.
Aurora.-Louis E. Walborn, post
master at Fitzslmons hospital, has
been arrested by postal inspectors,
charged with the embezzlement of ap-
proximately $1,000. The none Is said
to have been remov" from funds Of
the hospital postoffce in small
amounts.
Denver.-Heavy reductions In ex.
press rates on fruit and vegetable
shipments from the western slope of
the state, which will result in n saving
of thousands Of dollars to the growers
and shippers this season have been or.
dered by the Colorado Public Utilities
Commission.
Boulder. - Injunction Droceedin. !
have been started at Fort Collins by
John K. Wolff, Boulder attorney, in an
effort to prevent the awarding of a
contract for the Mapleton Hill paving
district created by the city council. Mr..
soJff has been retained by property
owners OF the district, who failed to
secure a 81 per cent petition by ome
per cent, this being the method pre-
scribed by the city charter for defeat
ing such improvements.
Denver.-Governor 3houp has an
nounccd he will cooperate in every
possible way with the federal .ucl ad-
ministration agencies and will appoint
state fuel advisory board when it is
deemed necessary.
Colorado Springs.-Samuel II. Kins-
ley, former judge Of this judicial dis
trict, was elected president of the
State Bar Association at the closing of
the two-day session here. He sue
ceeds George Manly, dean of the Uni
versity of Denver Law school. Herbert
S. Hadley, Oh the law faculty of the
University of Colorado, was named
first vice president. Robert G. Bos-
worth, Denver, was reelected secre-
tary-treaSurer.
Aspen.-Sheriff Bruin captured Ben
Feson, a Mexican fugitive from Lake
county. in the railroad yards here. The
Mexican is charged with assault with
intent to kill, the victim of his attack
being Jim Flaherty, 4 former section
foreman mt Malta, whom Feson Is al
legged t. have struck on the head with
stone. Feson, 1t Is charged, then
jumped on the prostrate man and cut
bi,,, ho ,-ttb , l-pifn f>h.