The Dolores star., 1923-02-09
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS

Denver.-Ford motor cars are to be
assembled in Denver again for the first
time since before the World War, Of
ficials at the local Ford branch an
nounced recently.
Trinidad-The last of the three
principal figures of the Trinidad mall
robbery of May, 1922. Michael Farrell
OF Ration, n. NJ, was sentenced to three
years In the federal penitentiary and
fined $1,000 by Judge J. Foster Symes
in the federal District Court at Den
yer.
Denver.-0tto Schultz, arrested by
the police on suspicion of being n con
fldunt and possible accomplice Of the
gang that robbed the Federal Reserve
Bank truck OF S2OOOOO in front Of the
mint, on Dec. Is, was released FROM
the city Jail on writ OF habeas cor
pus.
Denver.-Thirteen supervisors repre-
senting the forest service OF the six
states. in the Rocky Mountain region,
held an allotment conference with To-
cal district officers, preparatory to the
general convention of forest supervis-
ors in the federal building here Feb.
To 10.
Pueblo.-Sentence OF from six to
eighteen months in the state peniten-
tiary was passed recently by District
Judge James A Park on Martin T..
NatS of hn Iafunpf l'iIi-
zens' State Bank OF Ordway, Colo on
each of six counts, the sentences To
run concurrently.
Boulder.-Art Quilan of the football
squad of the University of Colorado,
and two other students were seized on
the streets of Boulder by fellow stu
dents and their trousers removed. The
young men had been wearing the FLAIR
Ing Valentino brand of trousers 10
which objection was made.
Denver.-Police Sergeant Luke A.
Parslow was acquitted of charges of
neglect of duty arising from the fail
ure of Capitol Hill police to find the
automobile used by the mint bandits
on Dec. IS. The decision was handed
down by Manager of Safety and EX-
else Frank NJ. Downer.
Denyer.-The annual meeting and
election of officers for the Denver Tu-
berculosis Society was held recently.
Those elected were DIR. G. Walter
Holden, president; DR.. Charles n.
Meader and Henry Van KIeeck, vice
er. and DR.. NJ Ethel V. Fraser, secre-
tury.
Greeley.-A search of two days here
failed to uncover the fortune of Lewis
tune is estimated between 5000 and
$4,000 and represents the life savings
of Woods, who for forty years had
been shoemaker here. Woods died
suddenly here and made no deathbed
statement in regard to his affairs.
Fort Collins-The Colorado Agricul-
tural College is out of basketball In
definitely in the Rocky Mountain Con
ference. Coach Harry Hughes can.
celed all his scheduled games for the
season while in conference with other
coaches in Denver. according to Ath-
letlcs Manager C. II. Afford Accord.
ing to the announcement the Aggles
will play no more intercollegiate bas
ketball until a new gymnasium Is OBJ
tained with proper facilities for the
game.
Steamboat Springs.-Twenty- seven
thousand six hundred and fifty cattle
and horses and 74,2O0 sheep have been
authorized by the secretary of agricul
ture to be grazed on the Routt county
forest during the 1923 season. Distri
button of range privileges will be made
Immediately after March /, and the
seasons and fees will be practically the
same as in 1922, except that one sea
son has been added for cattle, which
will apply to the Big Creek division OF
the Steamboat district.
Idaho Springs.-Mrs. George Wright
was painfully burned about the arms
hands and face when she entered heI
burning home and rescued her 5-year
old daughter from the flames. The
child Is said to have thrown Lighted
match into the kitchen woodbOx while
her mother was in the yard.
Rocky Ford.-William b. Clark o.
Toledo, Ohio, and City Engineer Pau
Strouse are going over the proposed
new water system, work upon which
will start as soon as the plans ant
specifications can be finished. Th,
work Is to be done under the supervi
sion of Engineer Strouse, and Rock.
Ford help Will be employed so far al
possible.
Boulder-Three Denver men, con
victed of having part in the Attempted
robbery at Longmont, Jan. IA, wer
sentenced by Judge G. II. Bradfleld |:
the District Court here. Carlos G
Franch, said to have been the leade
of the gang, was sentenced to iron
three to five years in the state peni
tentiary Warren Keith was givel
from eighteen months to three year