The Colorado statesman., 1923-02-03
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CeuIeht Coiupuuy Will III tlle near III
ture. build and operate in Loveland n
cement plant costing $1,500,000.
Greeley.-Henry NJ. DE Vote, 81
years old, pioneer resident of Greeley,
and former member of the State Leg
lslature, died ut his home few days
ago.
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.
Boulder-Dr. Luman NJ. Giffin, IA,
pioneer Colorado physician, and first
dean Of the medical school ut the Uni
verslty of Colorado, died at his home
In Boulder as u result of stroke of
apopleXy.
Boulder-Frank Christensen, "a
years-old, was instantly killed when
his arm came in contact with high
voltage wire while he was working on
pole for the Western Light and Pow
er Company at Boulder.
Idaho Springs.-The body of Fred
james, "a years old, of Idaho Springs,
was found on the Mount Evans trail,
more than mile from Echo lake,
where he had fallen from exhaustion
in trying to make his way home.
Denver.-The State Highway Com
mission announced that the new
Buttes bridge over Fountain creek be-
built to replace one destroyed by :he
floods of June, 1921, had been opened
10 traffic.
Durango. o.-Because he believed that
Alfred Hadley, %, was responsible for
the disappearance of his 16-year-oid
daughter, j. +. Flincher of Ackman
shot Hudley dead few days ago.
Fllncher gave himself up to the sher
iff and is in Jail at COrtez.
Trinldad.-The last of the three
principal figures of the Trinidad mail
robbery of May, 1922, Michael Farrell
of Ration, n. NJ, was sentenced to three
years in the federal penitentiary and
fined 81 900 by Judge j. Foster Symes
in the federal District Court at Den
yer.
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. 18. The decision was handed
down by Manager Of Safety and Ex-
else Frank NJ. Downer.
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 fiar-
ing Valentino brand of trousers 10
which objection was made.
Idaho Springs.-Mrs. George Wright
was painfully burned about the arms.
hands and face when she entered her
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.
Denver-"Manufactu Co.
operation Week" will be observed by
manufacturers and dealers throughout
the state on the occasion of Colorado
sition, to be conducted by the Colorado
Manufacturers and Merchants Asso-
citation during the week of Feb. to
10.
Rocky Ford.-William b. Clark of
Toledo, Ohio, and City Engineer Paul
Strouse are going over the proposed
new water system, work upon which
specifications can be finished. The
work is to be done under the supervi-
sion of Engineer Strouse, and Rock
Ford help will be employed so far as
possible.
Denver-The annual meeting and
election of officers for the Denver Tu-
berculoss Society was held recently.
Those elected were DIR. G. Walter
Holden, president; DR.. Charles N.
Meader and Henry Van Kleeck, vice
president; William w. Grant, treasur-
er, and Dr. NJ. Ethel V. Fraser, secre-
tary.
Greeley-A search of two days here
failed to uncover the fortune of Lewis
Z. Woods, aged shoemaker. The for
tune is estimated between $4,000 and
$4,000 and represents the life savings
of Woods, who for forty years had
been a shoemaker here. Woods died
suddenly here and made no deathbed
statement in regard to his affairs.
Fort Colllns-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-
letics Manager c. II. Afford. Accord
Ing to the announcement the Aggies
will play no more intercollegiate bas-
ketball until a new gymnasium Is OBJ
tanned with proper facilities for the