The Dolores star., 1923-06-01
COLORADO NEWS NOTES


Co,n-,do won the 1923 Rocky Noun
tain Conference track and field mee'
ot Boulder. Colorado scored 81
DoInts and wns closely crowded pS
rbe Utah AGgies, who made 30 anc
Ir,oh University. who made 81. Mon
tana State made 2Th, and Colorado
College scored 14I5. Utah Aggies leo
In points until the relay race, the ias'
event. Colorado University took TINS
evcnt when Joe Dunlevy. fourth lap
man. nosed out Baker, Utah Aggies
fourth lap man, by one inch. This
was thrilling spectacular event. IL
kent 1900 fans on their feet.
CralC.-The body of Myron ROD
bins, wel-known ranchman of north
west Colorado, was found on ms
ranch at Lone mountain, seventy
miles west of Craig. according to word
received here The body was found
by his wife after an all-night search
started when Robbins failed to show
up at the ranch house. Near the
body were several empty bottles the
labels Of which indicated they had
contained quick poison solution; a
note written by Robbins and a check
for 500.
Durango.-The state chemical de
partment of the University Of Colo
RADIO ut Boulder will aid in the probe
of circumstances surrounding the
death of Mrs. Lloyd Freed, wife of q
homesteader, twenty miles south of
here. Mrs. Freed dies in commissions
after drinking quantity of moon
shine whisky which her husband ad'
mIts he stole from the cabin of
another homesteader.
Denver.-At the annual meeting of
the Colorado Dalrymen's Cooperative
Association here, l. j. Hadley of
Castle Rock was elected president of
the association. Other officers elect
ed were NJ Penrose of Denver, first
vlce-president; Stewart Wallace of
Plntteville, second vice president and
Charles Rosslter of Lafayette and NJ.
Carr of Brighton. members of the ex-
eCutive committee.
iffllN'l. i''AIli Nui l''At'A "a
Greeley was appointed commissioner
for Colorado to serve on the Joint
committee which will formulate an
interstate treaty between Colorado
and New Mexico respecting the future
use of the waters of the Rio Grande
Iature of the two states. The ap.
pointment was made by Governor
William E. Sweet.
La Junta.-The Santa Fe trail be
of six miles, which has been CLOSED
for the last two years, will be thrown
open to the public June 10, with con
crete paving the entire distance. The
paving of this six miles Of road has
been let in three different contracts
period Of two years, thus necessltat
ing Il detour.
Pueblo.-Miss Ida Zulian, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Zulian, Pueblo
won the highest honor that could b,
attained in the commercial contes
held at the State Teachers Colleg
at Greeley, when she was awarde,
| the governors cup for 20 points II
three events, typewriting, shorthan,
and spelling. Miss Zulian Is n senio
in Central High school In Pueblo.
Boulder.-About 1000 people ar
expected to attend the annual en
campment of the Veterans of Foreig
Wars which will be held at Boulde
on June IA, Is and 16. An elaborat
program has been arranged for tn
visitors, which includes trip t
Glacier Lake park, the place wher
the organization first was formed.
Rocky Ford-Thousands of dollar
damage was done to crops In thi
region by wind, rain and hail storI
which hit that district recently. TIL
hail reached depth of over 81
inches at Hawley, Colo, the storr
center bitches overflowed and tn
water spread over the farms, doin
heavy damage and endangering live
Grecley.-Dr. w. II. Wood, corone
of Weld county, declared the death {
Mrs. +. S. Goodman, whose charre
body was found by her husband whe
he returned to their home, twent,
five miles north of Num-, after n trl
to Greeley, was accidental. Indie,
tions were, DIR. Wood said, that Mr.
Goodman's dress caught fire from a
oil stove, although the stove did nc
explode.
Boulder.-The Pan-Hellenic Assoc
alton, composed of the sororlties {
the University of Colorado, ha
{ voted TO give scholarship worth So
E annually to a sophomore girl needin
financial assistance and having
scholarship record sufficient to mer
an award. committee composed ,
faculty and Pan-Hellenic officers wi
make the award
Boulder.-Stewart Cosgriff, Denye
mas been elected president of til