The Dolores star., 1922-06-02
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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llshed in this city Immediately.
Fort Collins.-Wnliam CoOver was
elected captain of the Fort Collins
High School track team for next year.
Coover earned his right TO the honor
of captaning the All-Western cham
pions by some remarkable work this
year.
Denver.-Dr. David Starr Jordan,
chancellor emeritus of Leland Stanford
University, will give the commence
cises of the University of Denver,
which will he held in the city Audlto-
rum June Z.
Trinidad.-With the election of
Judge George H. Bradfield of Gree
ley as district governor and the Selec-
tion of Glenwood Springs as conven-
tion city for 1923. the district conven-
ton of Lions Clubs concluded busi-
ness here.
Denver-Colorado's allotment of the
S9.Jo0,OoO appropriation. for national
forest roads is STlT,05S. This infor-
nation was received by Representa-
tive Guy q. Hardy Of Colorado in
Washington from the United States
forest service.
Denver.-The demand for journal
ism at the University of Denver is so
small that courses of study in this
field of composition will be discon-
tinued next year. according to an
nouncement made by DIR. W. D. Engle,
acting chancellor.
MerIno.-A gunfight in n combined
barber shop and pool hall here ended
in the killing of B. j. Wilson, a special
deputy sheriff, the possibly fatal
wounding of Clarence Water, propri-
ctor of the shop. and the arrest of
three alleged participants.
Pueblo-The Pueblo HorSemen's As
sociation, organized for encourage
ment of and the breeding and raising
of high-grade horses for cavalry, polo,
racing and other purposes, TO provide
amusement and entertainment" filed
articles of Incorporation here recently.
Loveland.-Loveland's post Of the
American Legion auxiliary has decided
to inaugurate Daisy Day" on which
artificial daisies, the flower of the Lee
gion. will be sold to raise money for
the fund to put Il tablet in memory of
Loveland's soldiers in the city library.
Rocky Ford-Edward Lyons, 80
years old, committed suicide by hang
IL, o..
of store in which he was employed
at Holly. The body was found by
Glen Baxter owner of the store. No
reason can be assigned for his act. He
is survived by his widow and two
small children.
Colorado Springs.-A student resolu
tion read in the Colorado College chap
el expressed regret concerning the in
cident in which all animals in the col
lege museum We're removed and lit
tered about the campus. The resolu-
tion, in addition to being in the form
of an apology, expressed unqualified
support to the college and undivided
interest in its welfare. The resolution
was drawn secretly by the students.
Denyer,-A shortage of $4,000, in.
yolving not only Alva \. Swain, form.
er administrator Of the estate, but
other persons of Importance from
coast to coast, is shown in the report
Of Samuel J. Sackett, public admins.
traitor, in whose hands the estate was
placed by the court when Swain dis
l gr,T,anral L.,
tangled affairs of the l. n. Stevens es,
tate, which was filed in the County
Court by Mr.. Sackett.
Denver. - The citizens military
training camp will be held at Fort Lo-
gan, Colo, during July and August of
this year. All applications must be
in by June /, though same mailed on
May 81 will receive considerations All
| eXpcnses-equipmen railroad fare
meals, etc, are paid by the govern
ment if application is accepted.
Pucblo.-The Pueblo Cow Testing
Association has been organized for the
purpose of milk tests and to assist in
| promoting the interest of the dairy
| business in this county. F. NJ. Hines
was elected president; Henry Castel.
lar, vice president; Charles Manners
secretary A. B. Stubhlefield
Clinton Brown and ]. w. Loving, di
| rectors.
Pueblo.-Believed to have caught
his foot in the stirrup when thrown
| from his horse, William Baxter, ex
| pert hOrseman and crack rifle shot
was found dead in the road by his
| brother, Price Baxter, near Under
cliffe, Colo. The Baxter brothers
have been stationed at Butler pasture
in the extreme south central part OF
Pueblo county as predatory animal
hunters for the federal government foI
| the last two years.
LOveland.-The largest percentage
OF graduates from the Loveland High
School ever known has signified theii
intention of going to college from the
1922 class of forty-six, thirty-two OF
the number having made arrangements