The Dolores star., 1924-05-02
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS

Montrose.-A bond election for S33,-
coo grammar school ON the north side
of the city has been called for May Is
crowded school conditions here de
mand more facilities for housing chill
dren.
Boulder.-A class OF thirty-cisht, In
Guiding one woman. Is TO be graduated
by the federal board of the University
of Colorado on June o. This will be
the largest graduating class of govern
ment students.
Boulder.-Dr George Norlin, prcsi-
dent of the University of Colorado, has
been elected president of the board OF
trustees of the Stadium Association,
which is building a S65.0oo athletic
field on the campus.
Montrose.-A big intercounty cele-
bration is being planned when the
Lake Fork bridge the highest bridge
in the state, is completed in June. Tie
bridge is ON the Rainbow route near
Snpinero. The state highway board
has promised to attend.
Cripple Crcck.-The first annual
convention of the clubs of Group l. of
the Colorado Federation of WOmen's
Clubs was in session here last week
with representation by clubs from IL
raso. Lincoln. Cheyenne, Kit Carson.
Elherf. Douglas, Teller and Park cuun-
ties.
Dcnvcr.-In accord with nafiun-
wide movement the Colorado Mountain
Club went on record us being opposed
to the erection Of advertising signs
and hillhuards along scenic highways,
in the mountains and in all other
places of natural beauty throughout
Colorado.
Denver.-EXccSsivc moisture has de-
layed spring plowing. seeding and 9TH
er farm operations, according to the
mid-month report of the United States
division of crop and live stock csti
mates. hut it is expected the delay will
he more than compensated for by
splendid moisture conditions
Greelcy-Guy Fox, formerly con-
nected with the schools of Leadvllle,
has been appointed principal OF the
Greeley High School to fill the vncnn-
cy caused by the resignation of +. A.
Ogle Mr.. Fox is graduate of the
University of Michigan and is well
known in Colorado educational circles
PucblO.--.John Rargfrcde. dairy
hand. was held by coroncrs jury
a.
II. II. Low, prominent attorney and
iurist, who was shot to death in his
office in the Thatcher building. The
iury's verdict charged that Judge Low
came to his death irom bullet wounds
inflicted by Barsfrede with felonious
intent.
Denver.-OrdCrS for approximately
S1,oOO.OOO worth of steel rails, frogs.
switches and other steel have been
placed by the Denver II Rio Grande
Western railroad with the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company and the Elliott
Frog and Switch Company. according to
announcement by Receiver r. ii. Bea-
com. The steel Is to he used in carry
ing out the rehabilitation program an
nounced by the receiver some time ago
and approved by Federal District
Judge Symes
Creede.-The second Colorado chap
ter of the Izaak Walton League of
America is now being formed ai
Crcede. The first Colorado chnpter Of
the league was formed in Denver last
November and organization was com.
pletcd about six weeks ago. Col. A. f.
Humphreys, who is president OF the
Denver chapter, is also greatly inter
eSted in the forming of the chnpter at
Crcede, for II was in this town that
he built the Humphreys mill in 1897
this being his first financial venture
in the state of Colorado.
PuebIo.-Church suppers and drug
store lunch counters were objects ot
an attack by Puehlo's restaurant pro
prietorS. Representatives of Sixtecl
leading restaurants signed II statement
which declared that the church sup
per, means of raising money in tn,
| churches, is in competition with cs
| tablishcd eating hoLSeS.
| Denver.-ColOrado'S oil activity /.
continuing in the Arkansas valley re
| gi0n, in the southeastern part of tho
state, as well as in the northern dis
trict. II is indicated in reports re
| ceired here from La Junta and Boul
| der, Colo. Plans are under WAY, tn,
la .Iuntn report declares, for the sink
| ing of ii test well in the nci cishborlioot
of Ordway or Sugar City.
Rouldcr.-Editors of the "Othe
| Side an anonymous publication
which appeared on the University o
| Colorado last week and caused con
siderable excitement among student,
and facusty members, published thei
names In connection with the secon,
and final edition of the paper. Ful
| responsibility for the publication wnI
assumed by Dexter NJ Keezer, In
structor in economics ut the univer
sity.
| Denyer-InhpritDn inv coIIoct;on