The Colorado statesman., 1924-08-09
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COLORADO
COLORADO COUNTY FAIR DATES


Rodeo knights of Columbus. Denver
to s.
bayfield, Fair bayfield,. A. F. Hop
per, Pres.-Sept. 1920.
E. Rue sec,~sept to 5.
= COLORADO State Fair. Pueblo D. A
Crowley County Fair. Mrs. z.
Richards, sec.-Aug. q to 20.
Delta County Fair. Hotchkiss. A. M
pouElas S'Py coanty TalP. / iP Castle Rock.
T. "A 4; i.5. Reeves, sec.moet. to 4:
Nance, see.@sept. 55-59Eoet.
Grand Grand County Fair KremmiIing mnilagnrrr
Kit carson County Fair, Burlington.
Kiowa Count County 'fI Fair, fSi Eads, J. c. Mil
ler, Sec.-sept 11-12-13. ~,
Larimer County Fair. Loveland, w.
Lincoln County Fair. Hugo. G. w.
Logan County Fair. Sterling. ]. H.
Mesa County Fair. Grand Junction,
Moffat County Fair. Craig-sept. 12-
Northern New Mexico Fair. Ration.
E. d; Reynolds. Sec.--Sept. to IL.
Phillips County Fair. Holyoke. F. e.
Pueblo County Fair. Goodpasture, H.
p, Bornseheim, see;MsePt; ;$on 1SoIs.
st6SgaId RGgtt GsSHntys senysePf EAR aayden' A
SaGaiS Sasuadhe s'VjaR;' County Fair, Harry B.
sherman, Sec, Sept; II. IL, 1S.
Trim dad, chas. Bailey, sec."sept. I6
- Washingtqn County Fair Fair Akr9n. 4, 9n
Weld County Fair. Greeley, c. w.
Henry, sec.-Sept. 9 to Y.
Western slope Fair. Moontrose' ]. J.
Central Colorado Fair. Colorado
SPRINGS, r. W. Lewis. Sec.-Sept. IT.
Fourth Annual pixies Peak Rodeo.
Colorado Sprngs-Aug. 12-1S-14.
Western Slope Fair, Montrose. ]. ].
Tobin. sec.-Sept. 1919.
Leadville.-One thousand dollars in
bonds and $315O in silver were stolen
from the Colorado Bakery at Leadville
a few days ago.
Denver.-The new transcontinental
mir mail schedule which puts Denver
within twelve hours of Chicago and
twenty-four hours of New York is now
in effect. Mail, to connect with the
airplanes at Cheyenne, Wyo.. leaves
the Denver postoffice at 500 p. m.
Postmaster Frank L. Dodge announced
that in the last month Denver's out
going air mail has increased from fifty
letters day to 300.
Denver-Sensationa advances which
brought the price of hogs to the high
est point here since October, 1920 set
a high price for the country. A high
price of $11.25 was set on the local
market for choice 1S6-pound averages,
10 cents higher than the top reported
from the Chicago market. This fig
ure is the highest on the Denver mar
ket since 1920, when a top of $12 to
$3.50 was reached.
Grand Valley.-Breaking through the
rear door of the local pOstoffice,
thieves removed the safe, loaded 1t
on a truck taken from the Alber Meat
Company here, and transported 1t to
the railroad yards, where they blew 1t
open with dynamite. Since the bulk
of the days receipts had been depos-
it'd in the local bank vaults, the
cracksmen obtained only about $25 in
cash and a few stamps.
Loveland.-FeliX Otero, who is in
the diplomatic service of the Mexican
government, and was in Loyeland re-
Gently making some investigations rel
ative to several families of MeXicans
now in Colorado, who are wanted by
the Mexican government, is authority
for the statement that bobbed hair is
so popular in Mexico that girls in the
suburb of Tacubaya ut Mexico City are
arming themselves with small bore pis-
tolls to defend their right to wear their
hair bobbed
Puebo-Ernest Massaro and De
Wight Koher met instant death by
electric shock while working on Il well
eight miles east of here on the Santa
Fe trail.
Denver.-The State Board of Edu-
cation, in meeting here, decided that
nothing of sufficient gravity had been
proved against j. r. Tippit, superin-
tendent of schools of Chivington, to
warrant revocation of his certificate.
petition submitted some time ago TO
the state board by a number of Chiv-
ington residents alleged he had set
bad example to Il number of school
children under his direction.
Colorado SpringS.-AIrs. Charlotte
Goodwin, patient at the Glockner san
atorium, has filed Suit in District
Court for $4,000 damages for aliena-
ton of affections against Mrs Bernice
Buchholtz of Oklahoma City, described
by the plaintiff as possessed of great
wealth." The complaint charges that
Mrs. Buchholtz wooed E. Finley Good
wyn away from his wife and that by
the display of great wealth, gifts of
money and property, entertainment
and association" caused I'm to
nauIact ond Jacnr+ NIrS ro,lv.,.,