The Dolores star., 1923-09-07

2O-22.
Rio Grande County Fair-Del Norte.
Colorado State Fair-Pueblo. Sept.
24-29.
Montezuma County Fair - Cortez.
kit Carson County Burlington.
Oct. Ia.
Douglas County FaIr-Castle Rock.
Oct. 3-5.
Ebert County FaIr-Matheson.
Grand County Fair-Kremmling.
La Plata County Fair-Durango.
Moffat County Fair-Craig.
Denver.-A 5. Walter, formerly of
Denver, professor of mining and met
ullurgy at the New Mexico School of
Mines, has recently been appointed ath-
letiC director ut the college.
Pueblo.-The deal for the purchase
of WOoicroft Sanitarium rs an addi-
ton to the Colorado State Hospital
was completed at Pueblo at "A confer
ence between Frank Hoag of the Colo
rado Board of Corrections and DR.. c.
W. Thompson, owner of the inStitu-
ton.
Denver-The Denver Stage En-
ployees' union has reached an agree
ment with the Denver Theatrical Man
lgerS' Association providing for wage
Increase Of 7la per cent on the pres
INT scale, putting to an end a wage
lisput. that for Il time threatened to
,Ievelop into strike.
Durlngo-A record in the number of
nigh school graduates making decisions
10 attend higher schools of learning
mas been established by the class of
1928 Of the Durango high school. Forty
per cent Of the class, which represents
rwCn'yfour of the graduates, will leave
the city this fall to enter colleges or
universities.
ID Danver-AsScrting that her injuries
are inCurable and that she is a nerv-
Gus wreck, Eva Greer brought suit in
District Court against the Denver
Tr~mway Company for damages in the
amount of $4,000. She states that on
June I last, while driving in motor
car, she was struck by a tramcar at
Broadway and Florida street and
thrown fifty feet.
Denyer.-lmpOrtant cIews indicating
that the run on the Home Savings and
Trust Company was caused by Den
yer woman who wished to revenge her
self for a personal grievance against
certain directors of the bank we're be
ing followed by operatives from the
district attorneys office, according to
Kenneth w. Robinson, and it was be-
licved that an arrest will be made
soon.
PueblO.-Colorado's Arkansas valley
IS recovering from the havoc wrought
by flood waters Of the Apishapa river
recently. The last rippIes of the eiglr-
ty-siX-foot wall of water which burst
through the Apishapa irrigation reser
voir dam, thirty-siX miles south of
Fowler, rolled themselves out in the
lower stretches of the Arkansas rIyef
valley near Las Animas and Lamar
leaving behind Il property Gamage es-
timated at 100000, and several hun
dred persons homeless along the low
lands inundated by the torrent.
Fort ColIins.-S. Il. NuckoIs. acron-
omist with the United States Depart-
ment Of Agriculture, stationed at Fort
Collins for several years in charge of
sugar beet investigation work, has
been ordered to Washington, where he
will be connected with the tariff com
mission for the purpose of determining
the cost of growing sugar beets.
Denver.-A regional conference be.
tween national leaders Of the Hepub-
lican party and prominent Republicans
of Colorado, Nebraska, Utah, Neyada,
Wyoming and Montana will be held in
Denver in October.
Denver.-Judge George II. Bradfield
of Greeley, sitting in the fourth diyI.
sion of the District Court, granted
Maurice Mandell, boy broker charged
with implication in the lootIng of the
Hibcrnia Bank and Trust Company. a
reduction in bond from $25O,OOO to $50.
900 In the second case lodged against
him.
Pueblo.-Arthur Baggisti, 10 year,
old and son Of Bert Baggisti, n mine,
in the Rockvale district, wesI of Pu
eblo, lost his left leg when he wa,
caught in Il cable while playing arount
the mcut' If the mine.