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Denvef.-1As annual DsaSse Aute-
mobile 8hoW Win - hs1d h the AUDI
torium AassA II . n uDdse ths sus-
plces of ~ Dssvss Aleemehile Dsal-
ers' Aoocia.tsa.
Colerade 0psiAR-RshaEt y. Hhlsa
presideat anA Danaese g eAs Iales
Grain Cs0panv. esds1 he Mo ~
shooting NV days seo. He hsd bsen
In IN health for more than . yesr.
Denvsr.-Ths Denver laad oeflcs an
nounces that 2aan acrss Of public land
will be opened to entry On Feb. q i've
miles north Of kremmling In Grand
county. Colombo. Ex-ssrvIcs men will
have prefssence to enter under the
homestead and desert laws ninety days
after the opening.
Hugo. Celo.-An attempt 70 light q
cook stove fire with keroseae resulted
In the probably fatal burning Of Mira
Minnie Tslladay and her 6-months-old
baby and the death Of her 5-yesr-Old
daughter. Mabel. The fire from the
explosion totally dehtroyed the house,
| which 10 located on q farm near Ar
roya.
Colorado Springs.-Wlth bis head
crushed. Robert Burg. brakeman em-
ployed by the Denver 4 Rio Grande
Western railroad. was found dead ON
top Of freight car when the train ar
rived In Colorado Springs from the
south. II Ii believed he was struck
when the train passed under q low
bridge ut Fountain.
Pueblo.-Gov. Henry J. Allen of
Kansas made arrangements to parole
Phil Schynard. one Of the five inmates
of the Kansas state penitentisry serv-
Ing under q sentence TO hang under
the old Kansas state law. to Mrs. Cora
Il. Hoxie Of Pueblo, who, according to
Information At the governors office,
has agreed to marry Schynard and
take care Of him.
pueblo.-F'ines totalling $l,500 have
been collected by the city Of Pueblo
during the past year from arrests
made BY Motorcycle Patrolmen J. w.
vanpeit for speeding. cutting corners
and other traffic violations. Since jan
-, 1922. vanpelt has travelled l.7OO
miles catching speeders and has made
1.O6i arrests. 775 Of those resulting In
convictions.
! Trihidad.-Driving q newly pur-
chased Christmas automobile for the
first time, Adolph Livingstone, %
years old, was killed recently when his
car plunged off the highway near Jan
+ zen, two miles west Of Trinidad, and
dropped into an arroyo. Lvingstone's
neck was broken. Livingstone had
lived in Trinidad but q short time and
| was Z workman In the building trades
Denver-Col. Patrick J. Hamrock.
adjutant general Of the stnte and su-
perintendent Of the ranger force. ten
+ dered his resignation TO Governor
Shoup. effective ut once. After .
lengthy conference Governor Shoup
announced his acceptance Of Colonel
Hamrock's resignation and Issued an
executive order appointing Lieut.. Col.
Paul r. Newton. deputy superintend-
| ent Of the rangers and executive Of
J ficer Of the l57th infantry. adjutant
| general In Hamrock's place.
Denver Chauncey n. Nichols, a
years old. pioneer Colorado hotel man.
| died Christmss day ut st. Joseph.
Mich, according to word received by
Denver friends. He made his home in
Deaver until september when he went
East fos cancer treatment. He was
promineat IN the early days Of Cripple
| Greek, Leadville and Ouray and at Va
noHs times managed the Palaces. Car
endon and Beaum hOtelA
| Durango.-A coroner's Jury returned
an open verdict In the case Of Wills
! Young, 81 years old, pioneer cattleman,
found shot to death at the ranch
house owned by Ed Mckenzie. The
jury found Young had been killed by y