The Dolores star., 1923-04-13
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

with a banquet OF the Schoolmasters
CIuh addressed by Prof. Herbert D.
uadley. The convention was larse'y
attended more than 800 being present
a, tho meetings of the main association
and the auxlliaries. officers eiee'eu
,re. Colorado associhtion-S. NJ
Andrews of Walsenburg, PRESIDENT w.
I, Blaine OF Glenwood Springs, Vice
| nresIdent. High School PrincipaiS-
w a Roe OF Colorado Springs. presi-
dent: Guy Fox Of Leadville. secretary.
Elementary school principals-Miss
susie Loyeland OF Boulder. president :
IL Cary Jacobs Of Pueblo, secretar! ;
Executive committee for the assocla'
t,on-Mary G. Carson Of Denver, w.
n Casey of Boulder. II. N. Cornish OF
Trinidad, J. s. Keating OF Pueblo 40
sefa Pulford OF Durango. X. F. keiner
of Denver, Fl. l.. Van Fleet OF Monte
Vista. reelected. The new members
are O. W. Rope Of Lttleton, Amy
Dickinson of Sterling and Johns I.
Casey OF Eaton.
Denyer.-Authorizat was given by
Governor Sweet, through Harry A
Casaday, state budget and efficiency
commissioner, to Frank ). hoas oi
Pueblo. as u member of the state
board of charities and corrections. to
take an option for the purchase OF
Woodcroft sanitarium in Pueblo, as II
step to relieve the congestion OF In
mates at the state insane asylum.
This action followed trip of inspec-
tion made BY Governor Sweet last Mon
day through the Woodcroft establish
ment, which was formerly operated by
DR.. Hubert Work, secretary of the In
terror. 1t is believed to Indicate that
the governor has abandoned his plan
TO shift part OF the insane asylum to
Ridge, which is a state home for men
tai detectives.
Longmont.-The common peoples
ticket won in the city election at Long
mont, losing one alderman only. Mayor
Hays had II controversy with the chief
OF police, William Galloway, some time
ago and one OF the issues was whether
Galway should be retained in his po-
sition. The decision seems to be
against Galloway. Other matters In
the platform of the common people
party were enlarging the city water
supply and making additions to the
municipal light and power plant. The
clerk, George Stone, who will thus
serve his thirteenth consecutive term
treasurer, Charles NJ. Brown: alder
men. Peter Hettem. ]. K. McCarty,
VIII Lugg, Joseph Bestle, Frank
Chanda and A. H McKIernan.
Fort Collins.-Almost every farmer
occasionally goes up against the prob.
lem Of measuring hay in the stack
Buyer and seller often find it difficult
to get together, because OF different
methods Of measuring hay that are In
common use. Therefore it Is con.
venience to have at hand rule that
has received the approval Of the q. S.
Department of Agriculture. This rule
Is found in Bulletin 2Sl Of the Colorado
Agricultural Experiment Station. Fort
Collins. The bulletin is entitled
Methods Of Handling Hay in Colo.
RADIO" and Its author Is G. A. Cummings.
II is for free distribution.
Greeley.-Bert J. Lowe, convicted of
the murder Of Edna Fern Skinner, his
sister-in-law, applied to the District
Court for new trial. Application
was made through Robert e. Win.
bourn and Carl w. Farr. his attorneys
Lowe was convicted on Dec. 8, 1922, by
jury in the court Of Judge George A
Bradfield of Greeley Of having mur
dered Miss Skinner on July 9, 1922, in
the Lowe home
Pueblo.-Attorney Sperry S. Packard
Of Pueblo received notice of his ap
pointment as referee in bankruptcy
for the Pueblo district. The appoint
ment was made by Judge ]. Foster
Symes of the United States District
Court. The Pueblo district includes
the Arkansas and San Luis valleys ant
counties west OF Chaffee.
Greeley.-Walter S. Hayden defeat
ed Charles d. Todd for mayor of Gree
ley in the election held recently by q
vote of 1850 to 1,234. For alderman
j. B. Phillips, incumbent, was defeated
by Albert Lafollette. The other alder
men were reelected as follows: G.. s
Buchanan. James Mcdonald, l.. b
Carel, John S. Davis and L. C. Baab
Lena Bleak defeated Mrs. Rose En-
right for treasurer The proposed
sewer bond issue was defeated by q
vote of $50 to sos.
Lamar.-Two airplane passengers
were instantly killed and a pilot prob
ably fatally hurt few days ago when
machine crashed to the ground a,
Manter. Kan, on the Colorado line
The dead are William Holman md
q. l. Huynes, both of Hugoton. Kan
william Dugan. the pilot, is in the
Mercy hospital at Liberal, Kan.
Denver.-Miss Elizabeth EppeleIn
" years old. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
w. M. Eppelein of 1475 Humbold,
street, committed suicide in LONG
Beach, Calf by shooting borsaIe e.,