The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-02
LATE NEWS
From All OUer
COLORADO
COMING EVENTS.


Sept. 12-l5- Delta County Fair
Sept. I2-15-weld County Fair. Gree
Sept. 12-15-LaPlata County Fair
Sept. 1915 Logan County Fair
| Sterling.
Sept. 1s-l6- Baca County Fair
Sept. lS-16-Adams County Fair,
Sept. 14-16-Conejos County Fair.
Sept. l4-16- Elbert County Fair.
Sept. 1922 Western Slope Fair,
Sept. 1922 Trinidad-Las Animas
County Fair. Trinidad.
Sept. 20"21 Il Kiowa County Fair
Sept. 20. 21. 22-Morgan Agricultural
| Fair, Fort Morgan.
Sept. 2O-22-Rio Grande County Fair.
Sept. 21-22 - Pueblo County Fair.
sept. 2O-23 Yuma County Fair.
Sept 21-23-El Paso County Fair.
Sept. 21-2s-Lincoln County Fair.
Sept 2O-23-Huerfano County Fair.
Oct. s-6GKit Carson County Fair.
oct. S-5 - Douglas County Fair,
CaSlle ltCCk.
Frederick.-More than $50 men,
women and children aided recently in
the construction of the first and only
church Frederick ever has had.
Fleming-Mrs. John ]. Vorlander, 81
years old, was instantly killed by
lightning while sitting in the kitchen
of the Z. d. butcher home near Flem-
ing, Colo.
Loveland-The attendance at the
opening day of the Larimer county
fair was the largest in the history of
the organization, more than 5000 pay
ing their way through the gates
Pueblo.-John Plenentosh, As years
old, rancher residing near Keating'
Custer county, Colorado, died at a
Pueblo hospital from injuries received
when he accidentally shot himself.
Walsenburg.-Four freight cars
went into a ditch five miles south of
Walsenburg on the Colorado & South
ern railroad a few days ago, tying up
traffic over the road for several hours.
Denver-Figures made public by
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ephone Company show that the popu-
lation of Denver has grown from 256,-
491, the 1920 census total, to 100000
at present.
Grand Junction. - Grand Valleys
great peach crop is on the move. One
hundred cars were moved out of Pal
isade and Clifton as the fruits of the
10 FNha c
of the largest on record.
Boulder-The University of Colo
RADIO training school for nurses, which
has graduated more than sixty young
women, will close Sept. l until the
completion of the new state hospital
and medical school in Denver.
Colorado Springs.-Three alumnae
chapters of Delta Sigma Epsilon, ma
tional sorority, were installed in Colo
RADIO at the closing session of their an
nual convention here. They are To-
Gated in Colorado Springs, Denver and
Greeley.
Palmer Lake.-One woman and four
men were injured critically in mys-
terry accident on the Denver-C Colorado
Springs highway, one mile south of
Palmer Lake, few days ago, when
two automobiles "side-swiped" at a
sharp turn in the road.
Denver.-C. E. Moore, recently sent
to Denver to serve as district pas
senger representative of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, announced that the
Pennsylvania system has established
permanent offices for its passenger
traffic agency in 716 First National
Bank building.
Colorado Springs.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Allen, a working woman, was held up
while on her way to her home, passing
through Monument Valley park, few
days ago. She says that man ac-
costed her, ordered her to hand over
her purse, took the So he found in it,
and then disappeared.
Denver.-Legislation authorizing the
construction of Denver's federal re-
serve bank building will be enacted at
this session of Congress, it was an
nounced by the congressional commit
tee on banking and currency. The
bill, which practically assures the con-
struction of the building, has passed
the Senate and will soon be taken up
by the House.
PueblO.-Two men, giving the names
of j. L. Keyton of Childers, Texas, and
Box Martin of Kansas City, We're ar
rested by Sheriff Sam Thomas and
special agents of the Denver * Rio
Grande Western railroad on the
charge of breaking into Rio Grande
freight car and attempting to steal
fourteen cases containing 16S pairs of
high-grade shoes as the freight train
was moving between Colorado Springs
and Puehln Twelve cnSns of shoes