The Dolores star., 1923-03-16
CRISP
COLOR ADO
NEWS

| attorney, living nj EhtoH, huu Auiiuei
head of the Colorado state constabu-
larry, was arrested here on charges of
embezzling S4S333 ON Jan. ) from Con
rad Sitzman and W. J. Michel, Gree
ley merchants.
Pueblo.-Work has been started pre-
parutory to the erection of "A modern
fire-proof business building of four sto-
ries ut Fourth and Main streets, TO re-
place the Opera House block, which
was destroyed by fire on the night Of
March l, 1922.
Denver.-Alvin Brumbach, lG-year-
old messenger boy. employed by Ar
thur Metzger. proprietor OF dental
laboratory. was arrested here, charged
with the theft of S2SJ, representing the
weekly pay roll of the company. When
police arrested the youth mt the Union
station lie had ticket to Birmingham,
Ala.
Boulder.-Arapahoe chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
held their state conference here. Meet
| ings were held In the senate room of
Macky auditorium through courtesy of
the regents of the University of Colo
radU. The delegates were welcomed
to Boulder by President Norlin of the
university.
Greeley.-No chapter of Theta Nu
Epsilon. more familiarly known as 'T.
| y. E." exists In Colorado, according TO
statement made by officials of the
| grand council of the order, denying
that group of students at the State
| Teachers College. recently brought in
to prominence ~ a raid by prohibition
officers, had any authority for the use
of the name for their chapter.
| Greeley.-The Mountain States Beet
Growers Association will fight the eff
| fort of the Great Western Sugar Com
pany to get acreage fer its northern
| Colorado factories, according to Harry
| ]. Brown, secretary of the Beet Grow
prs' Association here. The growers
expect to close at least half of the
sugar mills north of Denver, accord
| ing to Brown.
Denver-A consideration of s., ,0G6,-
| OOU was involved in a deal whereby the
Armour * Co. of Delaware took over
property of the Colorado Packing and
Provision Company of Denver accord
ing to deeds filed in the recorders or
| flee. Another deed filed showed that
| property valued at $4,000 was turned
over to Armour x Co. of Delaware By
Armour x Co. of Illinois.
Leadville.-Mount Massive, king of
COlUrudU's mountain peaks, has been
scaled in the dead of winter. Three
Leadville men, ii. u. Leonard, cashier
OF she American National Bank c. W.
Gill, Mountain States Telephone Com
pury employ6, and Professor Fox of
! the Leadville High school, reached the
summit of the giant peak recently
after an arduous climb requiring nine
hours.
Colorado Springs.-Thirty thorough
bred horses, including string of sew
| On Arabian steeds noted for their fleet
ness of foot, WILL in all probability, be
| entered in the annual Colorado endur-
ance race, fostered by the American
Rcmount Association, which will be
held here the latter part of July and
the first part of August 1T was an
nOunced by Maj. Christopher f. Gu
sack, one of the most enthusiastic sup
pOrters of the event
Pueblo.-Miss Florence Crawford
president of the Pueblo Business and
Professional Women's Club, has been
elected by the national executive board
in session at Jacksonville, Fla, to be
recording secretary of thar body. Miss
Crawford was the first president of
the Colorado federation, serving two
terms is now serving a second term
as ColOrados national vice president,
and has headed the Pueblo club since
Its organization.
Fort Collins.-The debating teams of
the University OF Wyoming continued
their successes of the year when the
girls of that school defeated team
from the Colorado Agricultural College
here.
Boulder.-Eight teams, representing
eight different sections of the State AS
sociation of Colorado High Schools,
took part in the all-state high school
basketball tournamen. held in Boulder
March s. 8 and 10, under the direction
of the boosters Club Of the University
of Colorado. The South Central
league, comprising Canon City, Trini-
dad, Colorado Springs, Florence, Sail
| da, Leadville, Pueblo Central, Walsen-
burg and Pueblo Centennial, was repre-
sented by Pueblo Central.
Boulder.-Impetus was given winter
| sports ut the University of Colorado
when announcement was made that the
mountain recreation committee of the
associated students of the university
had purchased 150acre camp site
near Kossler's lake. five miles from
Boulder. 1t is within an hour and u
halfs walk of the campus. Immediate.
| ly work is to be begun on the construc.
ton of camp on the Kosslers lake
site. main lodge and summer camp
will be built.
| )liranpO-A pptition hnc hon,, ruoI