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Boulder.-Twenty-seven high schools
entered the state scholastic track meet
to be held here. This entry list In.
cludes the five Denver high schools
Greeley.-Charles z. Wickline, held
here In connection with the murder OF
Irwin o. Hittle, salesman, whose body
was found lying by roadside last
summer, was denied bail after long
argument by his counsel on the con-
dition Of his health.
Longmont.-The annual Boulder
County Sunday School convention
was held here May 10 and II. Govern,
or W. f. Sweet was the principal
speaker on the program. George W.
Berkheimer Of Boulder Is president Of
the county association.
Colorado Springs.-The Colorado
Retail jewelers. Association closed Its
annual meeting here with a banquet
at the Antlers hotel. Papers were
read by Jes Hansen Of Denver on
watch repairing, and BY Frank T. Al
len Of Denver on the diamond situa-
ton. II. s. McAdams. assistant super
intendent OF the pinkerton agency.
talked on methods Of protecting
stores.
Greeley.-Walter Lee Bedlien. an
employee Of the White Ash mine,
southeast of LaSalle. Colo. Is dead as
the result Of a bullet wound through
his chest, and his uncle, Christopher
Columbus Barlow, is In the Weld
county jail, after what Is alleged TO
have been family quarrel. Barlow
Is said by authorities to have admitted
shooting Bedlien. claiming he shot In
self defense after he had been fired
upon. Barlow was wounded In the
forehead.
Denver.-Cuttlng $4,000 from vari.
Gus items in the sl,S70,0O0 long up
preparation bill for the maintenance
Of state governmental departments for
the present biennial period. Gov. VIII
liam Z. Sweet signed the measure
which was one OF the last acted upon
In the dying hours Of the Twenty
fourth General Assembly. The slash
es involve removal Of ten employees
from the state pay roll and cuts In the
funds of various departments.
Trinidad.-ThIs city and vicinity
are being closely combed today In
search for one or two men implicated
in the staying Of Louis Debona, an
Italian barber, who was shot to death
on a sidewalk near the public library.
There were no witnesses to the shoot
ing. Debona was shot twice, once
through the left shoulder and once
through the head. the bullet coming
out over the left eye. Officers are
investigating an angle Of possible
blackhand plot.
Denver.-Harry Schrader, who was
convicted Of misconduct, fined and
ousted from the office OF sheriff OF
Lake county, Is restored to his Off
cial position by Supreme Court de-
clslon. On April II, 1922, IN infor-
nation was filed against him charging
that he "extorsively" charged and re-
celved from Chris Uponoyitch the sum
OF 500 for omItting and delaying to
serve warrant issued from justice
Of peace court against Uponoyitch.
He was convicted by jury.
Denver.-Farmer of Boulder dis
trict failed in their efforts to prevent
the sale Of the mill and real estate
Of the bankrupt Boulder Milling and
Elevator Company, as ordered by the
trustee In bankruptcy on April 16.
Judge J. Foster Symes In the Federal
District Court confirmed the trustees
order and the receiver Of the proper
ey, Harold II. Healy, was ordered to
proceed with the sale on June 3. The
company went into bankruptcy last
fail, with liabilities Of approximately
$500, 900, and assets consisting mainly
of the mill and other real estate In
connection.
Denver.-A coroners jury here held
f. X. Kent of the Royal hotel respon-
siblc for the death of Miss Kate V.
McAdams. The jury decided from the
testimony introduced ut the inquest
that Kent was driving fast and in n
negligent fashion when his automobile
ran down Miss McAdams.
Aguilar.-The mutilated bodies Of
ten coal miners have been recovered
from the wrecked interior OF the
Southwestern mine, near here, after
an explosion In the north shaft Of the
mine which twisted machinery into
ruins. demolishing workings for thou
sands Of feet and toppled in the mine
entrance for distance Of twenty feet.
Boulder.-A building to cost $780,
900 Is planned by students of the UNI
versity OF Colorado and the general
alumni association as memorial to
former students who lost their lives
In the world war. The building will
serve as student common and will
contain meeting rooms, large dining
hall, a small dance room and other
clubhouse features. Twenty thousand
dollars already have haan raIsad and