The Ordway new era., 1922-06-23
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Cre.r-- Ne-S.s~r uas'. S<~ sr"sA
COMING svsNr>

COMING SNENr>
.ur- s-4-StArnpede. Monte Nists-
sept s-S-wAshinst0n County FSiF
aus- es-sept. l-Lsriunsr County
Sc; sept- s-s~Arkansss Valley Fair
hssST lS, Sl srs- Boulder County Fair,
S SEPT. S-s-Intermeuntsin Fair and
stock Show: Grand Junction r,,,
sept S-S-Phillips County FS'''
AslgSN sspe 1.-l+pelta County Fair
hSsIiN Ssps. is-l-weId County Fair. Gree
iss sept. la-ls-LaPlatta County Fair.
'S@Ga seps. 1e-1s-LOgan County Fair
S'sFi5a ssps- 1915 - Baea County Fair
P Ssps I5-ls-Aaams County Fair.
81 ssPS s Ss'h hl4-i-cOnejos County Fair.
SGT sepI l4-1e-Eibert County Fair.
AsS july iis-el-cattlemen's Days. Gunni-
<'se sept ls-..-western slope Fair,
NSa1reSeiss Sapt is-ss-Trinidad-Laz Animas
SEPT sept 56-3l-KiSWa County Fair.
EssT sept 2o-..-Rio Grande County Fair.
pss ssS5 Se''Gi Gsil-..-Pueolo County Fair.
''SSGI@S: sspt s:ii-ss-n Paso County Fair.
4sa9n sePti .1-.s-Lineoln County Fair.
Hssp ssp;. .o-2s-Huerfano County Fair
"SlIS"9S- Sept. 9sS5--55o-coloradO State Fair. Pa-
pc Oct SEX, Carson County Fair.
SSSisn ,oeIi 's- 'ss-5-DOuslass County Fair.
D s~-S Ia
Denver.-Fire inflicted damage esti-
! mated at $1,000 To the steam power
plant and planning mill of the Denver
| 4 Rio Grande Western shops in Burn
ham. West Denve.
Puehlo.-A committee OF eighteen
/ Pueblo business men is 10 be appoint
| ed at once to serve a. promoting
agency for the 1922 Colorado State
Fair. To be held Sept % 10 50.
Pueblo.-T. W. Rash, De-ivsr < Rio
/ Grande Western l-Sernan. has con
fessed the robbery of, train No 116 she
night Of Feb is and the fatal wound
ing OF Marquis Gomez, the express car
messenger
Fort Collins-Presidenc Charles \.
Lory Of the Colorado Agricultural Col
Iege has been reelected for another
year. his fifteenth. Letting OF cun-
tracts for construction of the new col
lese chemistry building and the re-elec-
ton OF the president marked the COM
mencemenr meeting OF the State Board
of Agriculture here
Hot sulphur Sprinss.-E. l. Chat
field of Hot Sulphur Springs was the
first motorist To traverse Berthoud
pass highway. He came through in his
Buick. making the trip from Hot Sui
phur 10 Denver in five hours He re-
ported the road in pretty good condi-
ton, with little snow on the Hot Sui
phur Springs side of the pass.
Grand Observation-Disclosures cere-
monies held ut Grand Junction recent
ly, attended by Governor and Mrs
Shoup and by well known men and
women from all over Colorado. viii
throw open to the children of Grand
Junction the new $4,000 swimming
pool, that is the gift of Mr. and Mrs
W. j Meyer. pioneer residents of
Grand Junction.
Greeley.-Mrs Nellie Thompson, p
years old. has been arrested at keota
by Sheriff Hall OF Weld county,
charged with the staying of her hus
band Floyd Thompson, - years old.
in Salem, No, Aug S. 1921 Mrs
Thompson had been living with the
family of her brother, Thomas Kins-
low. and working in a restaurant al
Keota She was brought here and says
she will not resist extradition-
Estes Park.-Announcenen that In
ternational Rotary clubs would in all
probability hold the convention oL92j
in Estes PARK launched movement 10
raise 10000 for a coliseum The
Chamber OF Commerce at the park
unanimously indorsed the plan. a site
valued at 5000 has been donated. and
Estes Park business men ara organic
/ ing a drive for funds
Arvada--Arvade turned out en-
masSe recently in response 10 a proc
lamation issued by Dr. Richard Rus
I sell, MAYOR. TO celebrate good roads
/ day The leading citizens united with
/ laborers and school children in putting
/ the finishing touches TO a half-mile
/ leg of highway extending through Ar
vada between TWO strips Of pavement
on the Denver-Aryada-Long road
Fort Collins.-The reelection of
President Charles A Lory TO head the
! Colorado Agricultural College for an
other year, his fifteenth in that posi-
I ton With the approval of the budget,
, and the letting of contracts for the
pew chemistry building at the college
.rnd construction of the old building
marked the commencement meeting of
she State Board of Agriculture AT Fort