The Dolores star., 1924-05-16
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS

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victed murderer, and Charles Stark al
legged bootlegger, escaped from the
Routt county Jail here.
La Juntn-Prof J. IL. Schriber, rural
superintendent OF the Colorado State
University OF Boulder. was in Otero
county for several days recently visit
ing the various rural schools, working
in the interest of the university.
Bouldcr.-The first unit OF the ST.
100000 power plant OF the Public
Service Company of Colorado Will not
be ready for operation until Nov. /,
due 10 delay in the arrival OF necN-
sary machinery, 1t was announced
here.
Denver.-Tully Scott, member oi
the Stnte Public Utilities Commission,
former chief justice of the supreme
Court of Colorado. and one OF the most
widely known men in the state, died ut
his home, 1921 East ColfuN avenue, last
week.
Observation-Disclosures A Semrad is the
new president of Boulder Rotary Club.
j. W. Valentine is vice president, Dr.
David Williams, secretary; Theodore
g. Lah!ey. treasurer. Judge +. L. Secor
is the new president OF the Longmont
Rotary Club.
Denver.-The Denver X Rio Grande
Western railroads new daylight truin
through the Coloratp-Utah Rockies
will be known as the panoramic Spe-
cial." The name wns first suggested
by c. L Carpenter OF this city, who
wins the $50 prize offered by the rail-
road for the best name.
Richard Martinez, age
IS. is being held on charge Of having
robbed Il Langmont jewelry store and
two filling stations ut Longmont few
days ago He is alleged TO have brok-
on a window glass and TO have stolen
tray OF watches from the Miller jew
elry store and to have taken automobile
accessories from the two filling sta
tions.
Grand Junction.-One of fifty golden
jubilee meetings of the W. c. 7. u,
and the only one in Colorado, closed
after large attendance from all parts
Of Colorado and few were present
from neighborinE states Mrs. Eliza
beth Preston Anderson, national re
cording secretary, and Mrs. Adrianna
Hungerford state president, were
among the honored guests.
PueblO-The Southern Colorado
Press Association. meeting here elected
Patrick Byrnes, publisher of the Bes
seLner Indicator and president of the
Colorado Editorial Association, as pres
ident, and John NJ. Green OF Colorado
Springs as secretary. Edwin A. Bemls,
field manager for the Colorado Editor
ial Association, gave one of the princi-
pal addresses ut the meeting.
Denver-With the arrival in Denver
Of G.. A. Mock, Typographical engineer
in the United Suites bureau of geolog-
ical survey, II party of twelve men will
start out for Hayden, Colo, to begin
three months typographical survey
of approximately 225 square miles of
territory in and around Dunkley canon.
The work will consist chiefly of map
ping this area, in anticipation of actual
geological work. which will be done
later.
Denver-On telegraphic complaint
from residents of Grand Junction that
considerable number of automobile
bn
of that town, DIR. ]. b. Morgan, an in
spector for the State Board of Health,
was ordered to Grand Junction to es-
tablish quarantine station for the
fumigation of all automobiles and their
occupants from California which can
not show they have been disinfectcd
either In Arizona, Utah or Nevada.
Montrose.-Montrose High school
won the hOnors at the western Colo
RADIO scholarship contest in Gunnison,
with 80 points to "a for Grand Junction
and 20 for Canon City. Eleven schools
participated. May Hardy of Montrose
| took first place in English Gwen Cot
fin of Montrose, placed first In history
and civics; Constant Marks OF Mont
rose was third in general information
Eugenia Rolfe was third in Latin. The
team was met upon Its return by d
band and big delegation at the sta.
ton.
Pueblo.-The first step toward plac.
ing the 1924 Colorado state fair upon
a firm basis was taken recently with
the announcement that the outstanding
premiums on the 1923 fair and all bills
for newspaper advertising which re,
main unpaid Will be cleared up soon
Joe Wood of the state examiners of
flee was In Pueblo few DAYS ago ant
at that time announced to President
John II. Thatcher and Manager Dicl
Jay of the fair commission that ar
rangements have been made to clea,
up all such premiums and accounts
and checks will be placed in the mai
within a few days.
| Denyer.-SamueI Dltmars, Castl.
Rock rancher, wha was shot by 10,