The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-09-23
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.

| n. 10 Mrs IL Il Shaw o! tile c".1'iio'
SYatzsr ScIiop. Association These eN-
ilJiis ilcIude literature on Hs'H"'i7
md results. and Illustrative posters
I md -<-r.f, boO,:-. uOie books, NODES
MATS. day figure, and other hand
,sors. Ese,I beg teachers in presenting
Bible stories. Ur made b! ellidFeh !"
express the ideas Of liEe lessons III
tangible form. Mr. Shaw sara tba'
She has received iefieEs from those IN
-iiarse OF such displays saying that
many teachers and mothers are MAXINE
| n.tes on the suggestions offered IN
these exhibits
Denver.-.Altbou=iI there is now COIN
pararively litri. good farm land re-
i..ainins open 10 enier III coiorado' Tue
area that has been hOmestesid'd IN ihe
last six years is Close 10 ',uo.V'D
acres, the STATE Immigration Depart
!lrni .-aoL.lcy here " tlii> amount
I ,,-r,iaits 5,,sJpu.OJ agres Las not yet
been proved ul ana IL therefore not
yet ON Tie TAX rolls. I;eporJs Of cuun-
iy .isse-uT- tO the State Immigration
DEPARTING show That there are NO"
approximately 500 noIn.-'eaders in
Use State. n,in- more "E Iess peEiiI.l'
n,.nris uI farms tis.H iDey have not
set proved mi.
CvIurIuJ springs. 10 til.
transportation situation, tHe annual
convention of line tc,.sr;ipii ana ieie'
phone section OF the American !..iii-
way Association, set Tor III. INST week
III October III CulUradn Springs, mas
been Indefinitely postponed, according
10 "A telegram received mere from Sec
retlry ". \. taifDInks in New YORK.
rms convention would have been the
largest in ihc.i'ihcs Peak region in
ly.: between .jcu and 80 lurlIDer,
OF the nssDcIs.tIUn were c.pccied anu
virtually In aTfansc..ivnts mad been
completed.
Denyer-Fces amounting 10 500
s.p.,JI were turnc,! over -! t-c United
states government 10 the state Of Cuiv-
RADIO as lis snare ui Sr;izins and tim.
| Der fees III Inc seventeen n;ttlOnal tor
csis within the boundaries Of the state.
| The money represented earnings for
piIie fiscal year cEuln. June ~. Reg
! lutions stat. the money Is TO be dis
| tribuied in the counties in which the
forests are located, to be used for
school and road purpose. in tine ratio
Of - per cent to. roads and . per cent
| for the schools, "r vice versa.
Furt Culiins-Jack Bell. manager OF
Campton's resort in Cherokee park,
and widely known rancher, is in Il crit
| zeal condition III lis residence in la
Porte, northwest OF Fort Collins, from
"A head wound sustained in an altercu-
| lion with Two men and Il woman ut the
| resort recently. Frank Miller, Fort
Collins garage owner. his wife, and
Frank ,hicarcllo, are under bonds of
81 go each, charged with assault, as
"A result uf tn. encounter, in which 1t
is alleged I;eil w;is feiicd with stone.
Colorado Springs. -Fo!iowinS uu-
thuriZution 10 return 10 work If the
old wage scale WIS restored, approx
ma,cly 100 striking miners of the Colo
RADIO Springs coal fields called off the
strike in joint meeting OF the Two To-
Gals in I'upetuwn. The strike had been
On since April. Operators here suited
that they would lire union men with
out discrimination us the vacancies &C.
Cured in the ranks OF their employees.
Arvada.- Anthony Ira
mulntO. son of Jerry Trainulato Of
Arva,i,,. died in ST. Anthony's hospital
in Denver as the result VI u pistol shot
fired by his i.yeir-OId brother. The
corrvicl bullet lodged in the boys IMP
and caused blood poisoning.
Gul.i.n.-.Iudsc Samuel W. johnson
in the District Court of jefferson
county upheld the legality Of the MOf-
fat tunnel act when he decided In fuv.
or of the tunnel commission In II suit
brought 10 restrain til. issuance OF
bonds for the project.
Akron -"TEerc wits something do
Ing every minute III The Washington
county fair here.
durango. Miruculuusiy escaping
death, i've Durang" residents suffered
Wien their automobile plunged over
the Muccasin grade in Mesa Verde Ma
tionui park. turning over four times "A
its wild plunge down II seventy-foot
cnibnnllnent. The car was IL total
wreck. Mrs Fife Carol WIS the most
seriously injured. lien Rice, George
Farley and Mrs. Ellen Rolf and daugll-
ter were badly bruised.
l'ucbI~-All school children in the
state ..ttending either public or pri-
vute school will be afforded an OppOr.
tunity to attend the state fair ut Pue-
bio On Friday, Sept. ~. us guests Of
the state fair commission. according
TO pluns announced recently. School
superint cn,ients in every county in the
state hive been supplied with tickets
for distribution to children expecting
to attend the fair.
Colorado Sprngs.--Dr. y. II. Gillett
Of this city WAS elected governor OF the
Colorado Wyoming district of the HI