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Colorado Springs.-June 9, Z and .
were selected as dates for the state
convention of Elks, to be held here, at
meeting Of the state executive COM
mittee.
Denver.-William Fink, 8 years old,
was drowned and his 12-year-ol0 sis
ter. Christina, narrowly escaped
drowning when the tricycle. they were
riding broke through the ice Of pool
In sand pit.
Sterling Lois Setteroerg,
aged Z. was accidentally killed when an
auto in which she was riding with rel
atives turned turtle on a muddy road
In Washington county. Her head was
crushed and death was instantaneous.
Durango.--Attorney Willis A. Reese,
prominent In civic and fraternal circles
and rated as one Of the most success
full lawyers In southwestern colorado.
died In his home here following short
lllness Of heart trouble and uremlc pol
soning.
Pueblo.-Carbonated beverages 70
the new name under which soda pop
will be known In the future according
to resolutions passed BY the $50 dele
gates attending the Colorado soda bot
tiers convention here. The resolution
changing the name was passed on rec
ommendation of A. G. Smith, L. G. Gil
breth and Albert Rule.
Denver.-Dr. Heber Il. Harper, new
chancellor Of the University OF Den
yer, knows that he Is most welcome In
Colorado. Six hundred persons, among
them presidents Of fifteen colleges and
eighty representatives of universities
In every state Of the Union. attended
the alumni inaugural dinner given In
honor Of the new chancellor.
Denver-Lve stock reports show
that In the three years from Jan. !,
1920, to Jan. !, 1928, the following de-
creases In the values Of farm animals
Of Colorado occurred: Horses, $lS,.
10000: mules. S1,ls2.OO0; milch cows,
S8,949, 600; other cattle, $3d006, 600 (;
sheep, $399, 900; swine $2,006, 600; all
stock, $oO, 900; or 894 per cent.
Denver.-Mrs. Charles r. Linton, the
wife Of the veteran bank guard killed
In the 100000 holdup Of a reserve
bank truck In front Of the Denver mint
Dec. IS, will receive 1900. approx.
mately the maximum allowed, from the
State Industrial Commission under the
workman's compensation act. accord
Ing to Rees D. Rees. Denver attorney.
who appealed to the commission In
Mrs. Linton's behalf.
Colorado Spnngs.-H. G. Faye, AZ
rested on a charge Of bigamy, pleaded
guilty to a charge Of perjury before
Judge Wilbur N. Alter In the District
Court, and was sentenced to serve a
term Of from four to seven years In
the penitentiary. Faye was arrested
the day before when II was found that
on Feb. 10 he had sent his wife and
two children to Kearney, Neb., and on
Feb. II he remarked.
Pueblo.-Adoption Of flood protec-
tion plan to cost about A,OO0,OOO was
announced by Arthur Morgan Of the
Dayton engineers. The, bluff channel
scheme has been approved as more
economical In the end than the widen
Ing Of the old river channel, although
this could have been accomplished at
an immediate expense Of 5000 less.
The present river channel through the
city will be changed and the general
appearance will be beautified.
Denver.-The acreage Of corn and
forage crops grown In Colorado IN
1923 will be the largest In the history
Of the state, according to the State
Board OF Immigration. The acreage Of
such crops actually planted will de-
pend, OF course, upon weather condl-
tions for the next four months, but
weather conditions In Colorado gener-
ally are favorable for the planting Of
spring crops and much Of the land to
be planted already has been broken.
Greeley.-Theta NJ Epsilon, or 1T.
N. E." State Teachers College frater-
nifty here, Is no more, the organizer
and one member of the fraternity are
In jail, the membership rolls of the or.
ganization and the Initiation ceremony
and three gallons Of whisky are In the
hands Of the police as result Of a
raid on the frat rooms across the
street from the college campus.
Leadville. - The automobile road
from Denver to Leadyllle Is open to
travel In the middle Of the winter for
the first time In the history Of the
state, according to employees Of the
maintenance division Of the State
Highway Department, who succeeded
In removing snow blockade between
Leadville and Buena Vista, making
the passage Of several automobiles
possible.
Greeley.--Student government at the
Colorado State Teachers College was
attacked by the circulation Of an an
onymous paper headed the New ETA,
which appeared on the campus and at
all the sorority and frat houses recent
ly. The circular, the latest and most