Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-05-25
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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Fraser,-Citizens of Grand county
have let a contract for the work and
have guaranteed the money necessary
to get Berthoud pass open for auto.
mobile travel within a couple OIL
weeks.
Pueblo.-A receiver for the Congress
Hotel Company is asked in a suit 1ileo
in District Court by the Pueblo saw
ings and Trust Company as trustee for
the holders of bonds amounting TO
$15O,OOO.
Fort Collins.-WillIam Coover was
elected captain Of the Fort Collins
High School track team for next year.
Coover earned his right to the honor
of captaining the All-Western cham
pions by some remarkable work this
year.
Colorado Springs.-A deed for twen-
ty-one acres of land Mt Colorado
Springs has heen given to the board OF
hospitals and homes of the Methodist
Episcopal church by citizens here as
site for q national hospital for tuber-
culosis.
Denver.-pr. David Starr Jordan.
chancellor emeritus nf Leiant STAFFORD
University. will give the commence
iuent address at the graduation ex"r-
cises Of the University Of Ienver.
which will he held in the city Audito-
rum June Z.
rueblo.-The Pueblo HorsemeD's As.
socintion. organized for encourage.
ment of and the breeding and raising
of high-grnde horses for cavalry, polo,
racing and other purposes, 10 provide
amusement and entertainment filed
articles Of Incorporation here recently.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS post of the
American Legion auxiliary has decided
to inaugurafe a Daisy Day" on which
artificial daisies. the flower of the Le-
gion. Twill be sold to raise money for
the fund to put n tablet In memory OF
LOveland's soldiers 10 the city library.
Rocky Ford-Edward Lyons. 80
years old committed suicide by hang.
ing himself to o rafter in a room hack
of a store In which he was employed
Mt Holly. The body was found by
Glen Baxter. owner OF the store. No
reason can he assigned for his act. He
is survived by his widow and two
small children.
Loveland.-The largest percentage
Of graduates from the Loveland High
School ever known has signified their
Intention of going to college from the
1922 class Of forty-six. thirty-two of
the number having made arrangements
to attend some school Of higher learn.
ing. OF this number all but four VIII
attend Colorado colleges.
Denver-Coal production In Colo
RADIO during April totaIed 4O0.963 ions.
according to the monthly report OF
James Dalrymple. state coal mine in.
spector. This is considered m excel
lent showing In view of the fact that
the general strike order Of the United
Mine Workers Of America went into
effect on April l.
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. N. Hines
was elected president; Henry Castel-
lar. vice president; Charles Manners.
secretary-treasurer: A. b Stubhlcfield.
Clinton Brown and J. W. Loving. d.
rectors.
Fort Collins.-Bnnkcrs day In Fort
Collins recently brought 300 bankers
from Denver and northern Colorado
to attend the annual convention of
group one of tho Colorado Hnnkcrs
Association. T. G. Phillips. president
Of the Greeley National bank. was
elected chairman Of the group. and J.
S. Davis. cashier of the First National
bank of Greeley, scuctary-,rcasnrcr
Puebl" Tanning and Manufacturing
Company aud the Continental Manu-
featuring Conpnny-ale to be estab-
lished In this city Immediately.
Colorado Springs.-A student resolu:
ton read III the COloI ado College chap
el expressed regret concerning the IN.
cident in which all animals in the col
lege museum were removed ami lit
tered about the campus. The rcsolu-
tion, in addition to being In the form
of an apology, expressed unqualified
support to the college and undivided
interest in It's welfare. The resolution
was drawn secretly by the students.
Boulder.-Newly elected officers Of
the Associated Students Of the Univer.
sity of Colorado were Installed recent
ly when the outgoing officers gave n
banquet for the incoming officials at
the "C'' house. President George Nor
lin of the university was in attend
ance. The officers installed were:
Reid Williams. president; Louis Vidal
vice president: Elizabeth Knox. secre.
tary; John Wittemver. Donald Mclean
Harry Peterson and Margaret Shaw,
commissioners; William Montgomery
marshal.