The Dolores star., 1923-03-23
CRISP
COLOR ADO
NEWS

dustrial cities OF the country.
Golden-Golden has just finished
one paving district and is now ready
to publish notice to create second
district, which will traverse the entire
town.
Denver. - February reflected I'M
proved Industrial conditions generally
throughout Colorado in increased EN-
pioyment over January. according to
survey made public by the employment
bureau of the Department OF Labor ut
Washington.
| Pueblo.-Jesus Santzes, owner OF
store here, was injured when the auto
inc bile he was driving plunged over II
ten-fOot embankment and landed up
side down in an arroyo five miles east
OF Pueblo on the Colorado Kansas
| boulevard.
Boulder-The State Props of this
here in debate and will now meet the
winner of the southern division for the
right to represent northeastern Colo
RADIO in debate against Western slope
school team.
Denver.-RelIef for thousands of
farmers in Colorado and other West.
ern states who are tiliing soil upon
federal irrigation projects and have
failed to raise sufficient crops TO pay
charges due the government for sup
plying the water TO irrigate their farms
was announced in Washington BY Sec
Ictary of Interior Work.
Greeley-The State Teachers Col
iege graduated thirty-nine students ut
the close of the winter quarter. This
Is one more than double the number
making up the graduating class at this
period Il year ago. Glasses are grad
united with the close of each quarter.
This enables them To begin teaching
at once in the event they have ap.
pointments.
GlenwoOd Springs.-The State Board
Of Purdons ut II meeting in the office
Of Governor Sweet in Denver, COM
muted the sentence of Samuel Allison
of GIenwood Springs to five months.
Allison is serving n term Of from four
teen TO eighteen months for grand lar
other cases which were taken before
the board.
Pucblo.-Two men were seriously in
jured and several others slightly in
jured during Il fire at the plant of the
Mountain Ice and Coal Company here.
Burrel Smith, engineer of the plant,
and Steve Adams were hurled from u
FOL a 4 con
thirty feet below. The fire started
from the explosion of gasoline torch
being used by one of Il party of work
men engaged in putting asphalt be-
tween chinks in wall.
Fort Collins.-H. A. Van Auken,
Clean Heat Sales Company, Denver, is
in Jail ut Fort Collins, Colo, facing
three, and probably four, charges Of
| obtaining money under false pretenses
and operating u confidence game. Van
Auken was brought back to Colorado
| from Los Angeles, where lie was ar
rested ten days ago, after Il flight from
Denver through Texas. the southwest
and thence to Los Angeles.
Boulder.-Elections are to be held In
all OF the Incorporated cities and
towns in Boulder county during April
and the sides are lining up a lively
! fight for control. In LOngmont the
| fight is to be over the question of en-
;arging the municipal lighting plant or
purchasing the additional electricity
that Is needed from the Western Light
and Power Company In Boulder an
unexpected fight has developed on the
initiation of citizens opposed to the
city manager form of government on
the grounds that 1t is too autocratlc."
Denver.-Senator Samuel D. Nichol-
son of Colorado, who has been i'll for
the past two weeks, has left Washing
ton, ID. c., for Rochester Mimi, where
he will enter the Mayo hospital for ex-
animation. Puzzled as to the exact
cause of the senator's illness, Mr.
| Nicholson's physician suggested he
visit the Mayo brothers, who are ex.
perts on diagnosis.
Denver - Grant McFerson, state
bank commissioner, was awarded
judgment in District Court against
several stockholders of the defunc-
Snyder State Bank and the Stoneharr
State Bank. Both of these banks wen
out of business in 1921 and depositors
were unable to collect. Assessment.
We're made against the stockholders tt
clear up the Indebtedness.
Colorado Springs.-Joseph Hitter
man and Robert NJ. Hunt, escaped con
victs from the Colorado state peniten
tiary, are believed to be hiding in tn,
mountains west Of Colorado Springs
An automobile, stolen from Canon City
and believed to have been used by tn,
pair in their flight, was fount
abandoned in II ditch near Rock Creek
ten miles south of Colorado Springs
BOulder.-Aliss Anne Byrd Kennon
manager of the collegiate bureau o