The Dolores star., 1923-08-03
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS

GlenwOOd SprtnES.-Elmer T.. N"Ie
man. son Of Mrs. Bertha l. Coleman
of Palisades, received two broken rios
when he fell from high flume IN the
hills three miles west OF here.
Greeley.-Niss LEILA Mae Barnhart,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy {. Barn
hart OF Denver. died In the hospltai
here from injuries incurred in an auto
mobile accident which occurred near
Kersey, Colo.
Denver.-BattlIng for his life with
an unidentified masked bandit he sur
prlsed in an attempt to hold up ana
rob Police Magistrate Henry Bray, IA
trolman W. b. Ogle, of the South Den
yer substauon, shot and killed the
highwayman.
Pueblo.-D. W. Vorders, rancher
residing twenty-three miles southeast
Of Pueblo, is in local hospital per
haps fatally injured, and John Elwell'
IA neighboring rancher, is in the coun-
ty Jail following fight in which shoV-
els we're weapons, after dispute over
irrigation water.
Canon Clty.-A dispute over the ap-
pointment of a CheCk-weighman result
ed in a walkout OF miners employed by
the Canon Reliance Coal Company near
Canon City. Members Of the industrial
commission advised the miners to re
turn to work pending an investigation
of their grievances.
Denver.-The body Of the man who
was drowned at Decker Springs While
fishing in the Platte river, and who 1t
was thought for a time might be the
missing W. c. Head, who disappeared
at St. Marys glacier, July !, was iden-
titled us Arne Ullrich, son Of Mrs.
Churles Uurich of Denver.
Colorado SprIngs.-Mrs. Sarah Col
gluzier, oklahoma city, WIS Instantly
killed: her son and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. f. CuIglazIer and their two
children. Gladys and lryinn, were bad
Iy Injured. when the automobile driven
by ColglaHer. turned end over end in
Ute pass. landing ON the occupants.
Grecley.-Ranch property valuation
was increased more than Sl,J1S,iJO,
farming methods were improved, roads
were mudernlzed. and an enthusiastic
community spirit was developed in
Weld county, Colorado, and 1t all re
suited from the systematic consoIidu-
tIon Of the rural schools Of that coun-
ty, according to statement issued by
the Department Of Interior ut Wash
.ngton.
Canon CIty-August Pcasc, county
attorney of Fremont county, and at
one time Democratic nominee for dis
trlct judge, was urruigned in District
Court ON charge of violating the
prohibition law, and Charles Skinner,
former chief of police Of Canon City,
arrested with Pcase, is being sought
by Sheriff Clifford X. GlassOn. Skin
ucr is alleged to have left Canon City
shortly after his arrest.
Akrun.-Goycrnur Sweet addressed
a large meeting of the Colorado
Wheat Growers Association here on
the subject of cooperative marketing,
The speech was one in the series he
is making to farmers Of northeastern
Colorado in behalf of forming cooper
atiye marketing associations. He
opened with an address at Wray, took
dinner and spoke at Eckley, and then
gave talks at OTIS, Yuma and Platner.
Denycr-From Kansas City, No, to
Denver over the Victory highway in
IS hours and - minutes was the rec
ord made by J. 7. McInnes Of Wichita,
Kan, driving u seven passenger Wills
st. Claire stock car. The car arrived
in Denver bringing "A sack Of mail from
the Kansas City postorfice to the Den
yer postoffice and beating the mail
train service ~ minutes in spite Of
extremely bad roads encountered
where the recent heavy rains in Colo
RADIO had damaged the highway.
EouIder.-Dr. Clay Emory Glffln,
member Of the faculty Of the medical
school Of the University Of Colorado
and one Of the most prominent physi-
clans in northern Colorado, was
drowned while saving his son, Clay,
Jr., IL years old, who had fallen into
Il pond near the beaver dam on Boul-
der creek.
Pueblo.-One bridge carpenter was
killed and four others seriously in
jured when gasoline speeder was
struck by an engine and caboOse on
the Denver X Rio Grande Western
west of Florence. J. p. Mcdonnell
died Of his Injuries. The men are
bridge carpenters engaged on recon.
struction work on the Denver < Rio
Grande Western.
Denver.-WiIliam II. Gabbert. form.
er chief justice of the Colorado Su.
preme Court, died at st. Luke's hos
pital here. Death was due to Bright 8
disease. For several months the dis.
tinguished jurist had been in fnlllnp
health and for several weeks he had
been confined to his home. His con-
dition later became so grave that he
was removed to the hospital. Judge
Gabbert was one of the states most
noted lawyers and judges.