The Dolores star., 1923-11-09
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS


wound received when he was shot nc
cldentalIy by companion. The two
were hunting.
Idaho Springs.-Robert c. Lane and
Philip Il. Stanhope have taken over all
| the holdings of the Little Giant Mining
and Milling Company a; Lawson and
plan extensive Developments.
| Boulder.-A hockey team has been or
ganized by the instructors OF the ply
| stcal training department of the Uni
vcrsity Of Colorado and by other WON
en members OF the faculty.
Cripple Creck.-Mrs. Sadie J. Fra
zier, divorced wife of w II. Frazier,
leading Cripple Creek grocer, was as
saulted by two masked thugs in her
home and robbed of Il $1,000 diamond
ring.
| Pucblo.-Jncob johnson. for years
| lepot master at the Union station. died
| after an extended illness. Jake" was
Snown to thousands of travellers pass
| ng through Pueblo and as one Of the
| early pioneers of the community.
elcy.-OrganiZation of new Ma
| tional Guard company. 10 be known rs
| The Third Battalion Headquarters com
pany, one Hundred and Fifty-seVenth
Infantry of the Colorado National
Guard. is being effected at Greeley.
Observation-Disclosures OF from ten to
eleven years In the penitentiary at
Canon City were imposed on Lee Mas
ters, 22 years old, and Claude Carmen,
"a, two of the bandits. who, on Sept.
| "A, robbed the First State Bank Of Ar
vada of S6,220 in silver and currency,
and $500 in Liberty bonds, escaping in
m automobile. They pleaded guilty to
n charge Of robbery with Il gun" in
the jefferson county District Court al
Golden.
Fort MOrgan.-Four youths arrested
here on suspicion were identified by
City Detective Ambrose Burke of Pitts
| burgh, Pa. rs the last remaining men
wanted in that city as members of Il
gigantic automobile theft ring which
was operating for several months until
broken up about two weeks ago. The
four youths gave their names AS Larry
German. 10; John Poland, 1S; Bernard
| Harris, IS. and William Henning, 10,
MI of Pittsburgh.
Loveland.-A bridge over the swol-
len Big Thompson river, four miles
west Of Loveland. collapsed beneath
the weight of a herd of cattle, and fif-
teen of the animals were plunged into
the water Several head We're rescued
after being carried some distance
downstream and others We're badly in
iured when buffeted against the rocks
The cattle were being driven by Louis
Perlman from their summer pasture
in the mountains to the feed yards in
Loveland.
Eaton.-Llttle Dan Cupid has race
with time-a race which ends Nov. II
only two weeks in which 10 marry
off j. Z. Cominsky, % years old, of
this city, and thereby win prize for
| Cominsky of $4,000. And Cominsky
says that any girl in the wide world
between IS and - years Is eligible TO
become his wife and help him win the
| fortune. 1t is no fairy tale but a story
in real life. COminsky's uncle left him
SG3, 900 in his will on the condition
that the young man was married Nov.
Il, 1923.
Loveland-The Loveland factory of
| the Great Western Sugar Company and
the Fort Collins factory both Went to
half capacity recently owing to the
| shortage of beetS due to the STORM
Only two days supply of beets re
mained even ut half capacity, accord
| ing to announcement made by Hugh
Scilley, manager of the Loveland fac
| tory. If this results, it will be the
| first time since the erection OF the fac
| tory over twenty years ago that the
| fnctCry has had to shut down in the
middle of a campaign for lack of beets.
! Pucblo.-The Fountain river and the
| Denver & Rio Grande Western tracks
entering Pueblo from the north, cross
| ing Eighth street, are to be spanned by
| "A S35O,OOO concrete viaduct, 400 feet
| long, according to plans announced re.
| Gently. Work on the structure is to be
! gin as early as possible in the spring.
| Denver.-The estate of Dennis Snee-
| dy. banker and merchant, who died
! oct. lG, is estimated at S2,3JO,OOU in
| the will which WIS filed in the COun-
! ty Court here for probate. After GER
tain bequests are made, the residuary
estate is divided equally between the
| widow and two daughters, the only di-
| rect heirs.
Littleton.-The Ken-Caryl ranch of
! Littleton, w. n. w. Blayney, ]. d.
Canary and son and Paul Hahnewald
| all of Denver, and George W. Baker
also of Littleton, will ship Hereford
cattle to be judged in the American
| Royal Live Stock Show at Kansas City
| Mo, which will open Nov. 10 and con.
tinue for week. The Denver and
Littleton breeders cattle will vie for
honors with Herefords entered by thir
ty-seven other breeders from fifteer
states. The cattle show is the crown
ing feature of Kansas City's fall fes
tivities.
Breckenridge.-Suit has been fllet
in the District Court here by Mrs. S
| EII,yood and seventeen othar nrnnort,