The Dolores star., 1923-09-28

SouHty FalT-STui6-
Fort Collins.-The annual convention
OF the Colorado Manufacturers and
Merchants Association was held here
this week.
Colorado Springs-Yeggs broke into
a safe in the Piggly Wiggly store and
got away with S3,758 in currency.
More than $1,000 In checks was un-
touched
Colorado Springs.-The body of
Henry Hicks was found on the railroad
right of way two miles north or here,
by the train crew of Santa Fe pas
senger train
Glenwood Springs.-Electrical ex-
perts of the Rocky Mountain region
gathered Mt Glenwood Springs for the
annual convention OF the mountain di-
vision of the National Electric Light
Association.
Boulder.-Offering course of lee
lures on Comparative Religion" Prof.
S. L. JOSH. of Baroda College, Calcut-
tn, India, will be member OF the fac
ulty of the University OF Colorado dur
ing the fall quarter.
Fort Morgan.-The Morgan county
sugar beet acreage will be % per cent
heavier than 1t was last year. The
acreage Is less than 1t was last year,
but the Increased yield gives the coun-
ty II bigger crop.
Denver.-Colorado grazing ranges
are in excellent condition, affordlng un
unusual amount of grass for live stock,
us contrast to the dry, scant condi-
ton of one year ago, states the report
issued by the division Of crop and live
stock estimates of the United States
Department of Agriculture.
Colorado Springs.-The Department
of Commerce ut Washington announces
that, according to reports made TO the
bureau of census, the costs of govern
ment for the city of Colorado Springs
for the fiscal year ended Dec. 81, 1922,
amounted to $2,310,T10, which was
per capita cost of ST6.76.
Denver.-Maurice Mandell, alleged
participant in the wreckIng of the
Hibernia Bank and Trust Company,
lost his battle to regain possession of
books and memoranda in the poses
sion of District Attorney Van Cise. In
u written opinion, Judge Samuel W
johnson denied an order for the re-
turn of the books and documents.
Pueblo.-A cOroner's jury called by
Deputy Coroner Thomas Brown held
that Charles Carlino of Model, Colo,
and Dominick lingo of Chicago were
killed with "felonious intent" in u rifle
duel near the Baxter bridge over the
Arkansas river by John and Vito
Pete) Danno and Carlo Valento, who
were arrested later in the day of the
shooting.
Denver.-The bid of Ulen & Co.,
New York, of $6O75,O0O for the con-
struction of the Moffat tunnel, tnu
only one submitted to the Moffat tun-
mel commission, is classed as prop
osition" by the commission. 1t will be
considered first. and then four, and
possibly five, other propositions,
which were submitted as such, will be
taken up by the commission.
Haxtun.-Last Tuesday evening at
Il
the members of the Chamber of Com
merce and all citizens interested in
HaXtun's Annual Corn Festival, was
held. The meeting was called by N.
ii. Bentson, president of the chamber
of commerce for the purpose of set
ting date and arranging other details
for the big yearly event in Haxtun.
HillrOse.-MOre than 100 MeXicans
from over northeastern Colorado mem-
bers of the 'All Patriots" met here in
big two-day celebration of the 18th
year of Mexico's independence.
Denver.-The significance and i'm.
portance of the Moffat tunnel will
soon be set forth in the form of a
folder by the Civic and Commerce AS
sociation for the purpose of answering
the numerous inquiries regarding the
tunnel.
Greeley.-Charges against Charles
e. Wickline, held in connection with
the Staying of Irwin II. Hittle near
here in July, 1922, have been dismissed
by District Attorney Louis b. Reed.
Charges of homicide have been pend
ing against Wickline in connection
with Hittle's death since March, 1923,
when he was arrested ut the home of
his father in Kansas City.
Colorado Springs.-Officials of the
Union Printers Home here received
word few days ago of the will of the
late james q. Woodward, four times
mayor of Atlanta, Ga, which leaves an
estate valued at approximately 100000
to the institution. Close on the wake
Of this announcement came word that
the bequest would be fought by Mrs.
Renfroe, daughter of Mr.. Woodward
Colorado Springs. - Expert safs
crackers visited Colorado Springs =
few nights ago and after blowing the
safe Of Texas company filling sta
ion, which yielded $50, and Cont,
nental Oil Company filling station
safe, from which $40 was taken, made
heir getaway undisturbed.
DuranpO-Fred (atchnnla u ,o,..