The Arvada enterprise., 1922-08-10

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COMING EVENTS.

Sept. -S-Arkansas Valley Fair.
Sept. b-S - BOULDER County Fair.
Lonemort.
Sept s-s-Irt~rmountnin Fair and
sept, sSsNPhiiI,p. County Fair.
Sept s-s-washington County Fair.
Akron.
Sept le-lS-De,ta County Fair.
Hotchk,ss
Sept. i:-l5-I.aPiatta County Fair.
Durango.
Sept. l:-l6-LoEan County Fair.
Sterling.
Sept. la-,s - Raca County Fair.
Springficld.
Sept. ls-ls-Adams County Fair.
Brighton.
Sept. 1%-l6-Concjoa County Fair.
Manassa.
Sept. l~-l6-Elbert County Fair.
Kcysor.
Sept. 1S-e9-WcstSrn Slope Fair.
Montrose.
Sept. 1922 - Tr.nidad-Lns Aninas
County Fair. Trinidad.
>, Sept. :0-2i-kiowa County Ts'r'
Sept. 70. 81. ce-Morsan Agricultural
Fair, Fort Morgan.
Sept. -":-Rio Grnndc County Fair.
Sept. :i-:2-Pucblo County Fair.
sept. si-sa-Ei Paso County Fair.
Sept. 2i-.s-l,nco,n County Fair.
Hugo.
Sept. co-2s-Huerfano County Fair
Oct. s-6-Kit Carson County Fair.
Oct. s-k-Dousinss County Fair
Castle Rock.
Morrison. n.-Francis 4. Green. II. wns
u nt lnt NnPFt.
son. Colo. while swimming with boy
companions.
Denycr.-Covcrnor ;'houp hns m
nOuncc 4 he will cO-opcrnt, In every
possible wny with the federal acl nd.
r,'~'stratIon agencies and Will appoint
Q state fue, advisory board when II is
deemed necessary.
Denver.-A survey o. the damage
do =. -, flood In Denver, character
terlzed NJ almost us bad as the flood
Of June. 1921. set $75,OO ns the prob
nblc total loss to the city and to Pri-
vate homes and businesses.
Colorado Springs.-Caught beneath
the wheels Of IL southbound Snnta F6
freight train and dragged 100 feet.
Frank Wcicli, % years old, OF Lincoln.
Ncb.. was No bndiy mangied physiclans
hold no hope for his recovery
Denver Reports renchinx Adjt.
Gen. T.. j. HnmrOck OF the Colorado
National Guard Indicate that 500 Of the
normal force OF I.iOO rnil employees are
working ut La Juntn, despite the strike
Of certain Of the rall employees.
Supcrior.-Seven cars Of n Colorado
4 Southern s"hthbOund freight train
were dcrnlicd 100 feet west Of the de-.
pot OF Superior II few days ago. The
ears were badly damaged. Iron ore
was scattered for great distance.
Grand IunctiOn.-'rhcpdOre Layton,
II ears old. son of H. Y. Layton, WINS
| drowned In the Colorado river while
swimming with number Of compnn-
Ions. Efforts to rescue Layton were
| -. but -, not prove successful.
Colorndo Springs.-The geographical
center Of Colorado is located NJ u
point In Park county. thirty miles
northwest "f Pixies peak. according IN
data given out by the United gc"logi.
cal survey mt Washington. The de-.
pnrtnicni has recently c~npilch data
showing the geographical center of
every state In the Union.
Denver. Population figures show,
Ing thut the number of residents In
Denver is increasing NJ such II tire.
| l,ut 81 Ia lrS al Ia.
assured Of r"nching It's g"ni Of 800.
ODO by 1890 were rclrnscd recently
from the office Of Robert N. Rock
well, member of the "jOOUO In 1890
publicity committee,
| I'ouldcr. Thir,y.onc Students from
| NIL pnrts Of the United States nrc to
spend the next three weeks In study
Of the mountain geology of Boulder
county. and VIII spend nm additional
two weeks in Estes Park region.
| Colorado Springs.-Samuci II. Kins-
ley. former judg" Of tn judicial dis.
trict, wns elected president Of III.
State Bar Association NJ the closl" -, of
the twoday session here. lie sue.
cccds George Manly, dean NJ the Uni.
ycrsity "f Denver school. Herbert
s. Iindlcy, on the law faculty of the
uniyersi," nf Color. %, wns mined
firs, Vice president. Robert q. I:os.
worth. Denver. was reelected "crc-
nry.ircasurcr
| Hrush.-Iir. caused by an exploding
| film resulted In n stampede "f the niI'
| di.ncr and dImug" ri $500 NJ the I'm.
"rson ,hcni"r NJ Brush. E"cnlis" of n
tcnclcrs instltur" that wts being held
n spcriDl f"niur" was being shywn ana
the film pavilion was crowded Scy.
.rni received minor Injuries In The
,usi, for exits, m" GOODNESS of sry.
rrni cN s"rVic" u"n who W"r" In III"
! audience prevented nny"n" being scrl.
ously Injured.
Pueblo Tile petition for the orrnn
Izntion Of th. Pueblo flood protection
district win u" heard by Judge JDin"s
| A. Park In ia" District cnurI Aug, 10
| A. this hearing III" protests against
the petition VIII hn given hearing by
| the .O,,rt md "yid"br" taken. if The
! protests fnii. the organization "f III"
| district win then b. ordered by the
| court