The Dolores star., 1924-08-08
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS
COLORADO COUNTY FAIR DATES

COLORADO COUNTY FAlN DAi
United States Championship Cowboy
Rodeo. knights OF Columbus Denver
Aug. 1923. -,
20 5.
bayfield, Fair. Bayfield,. A. F. Hop
per. Pres.-Sept. 1890.
Boulder County Fair. Lonsfnoh'' -
Colorado State Fair. Pueblo D. A
lay; gonI9dn ManaEsr GER, see.1Sspt snassa ~ 80 "
Crowley County Fair. Mrs. L.
Richards, sec.-Aug. % to 20. y
Delta County Fair. HotShkiss. A. NJ
DGa Doaslss sssi0sepS coS9ty PaiP. iG Castle Rock.
E. A. Reeves. Sec.-Oct. ? to 4.
Ebert County Fair, Ms,hss1n s.lssn d E.
Nance, sec.SSept. 2s-so-oct.,
Grand County Fair, Kremmling
Huerfano County Fair. Wsisenoufs'
Kit Il ecarsSi carsSn ssSa cSanty Fair. burlington.
H. q. Hoskins. Sec.-oct. I-2-3E
Kiows County Fair. Eads. J. C. MIL
Ter sec,-sept. il-l2-iS ,.,.,s w
L. Warnock. Sec.-Aug. 26-27-2s.2s
Lincoln County Fair. Hugo. q. W.
Logan County Fair. Sterling. J. H.
King. Sec. Sept. to II.
Mesa County Fair. Grand Junction.
]. F. Schultz. Sec =,
"oIiat SouhtJ FaiI. Nih's 'NfN'
Northern New Mexico Fair. Ration.
E. D. Reynolds, Sec.--Sent to ls. IT
Phillips County Fair. Holyoks' +. L.
Pueblo County Fair. Goodpas.ure. H.
p. Bornscheim. Sec;-7Sept 1919.
Sherman. Sec. Sept. IL r. 13.
Trinidad-Las Animas County Fair.
Trinidad. Chas BAILEY sec'-Sept' 10
Washington County Fair, Akron,
Robert w. Vance, Sec.-Sept, to 3. ~,
Henfy Msia seemsept SSGn{E fST to .ss'sS p. = w.
Western slope Fair Montrose. J. ].
Tobin; SecESept; i6 to rl9. ~; Co,orodo
SPRINGS. r. w. Lewis. Sec.-Sept. IL
Fourth Annual Pixies Peak Rodeo,
Colorado Springs-AuE. 12-l3-lf.
Western slope Fair, MOntrose, J. J.
Tobin, Sec.-Sept. 1919.
Denver.-The State Board of Edu-
cation, in meeting here, decided that
nothing of sufficient gravity had been
proved against j. T. Tippit, superin-
tendent of schools of ChivingtCn, to
warrant revocation of his certificate.
A petition submitted some time ago to
the state board by number of Chiv-
Ington residents alleged he had set n
bad example to a number of school
children under his direction.
Colorado Springs.-Dr. y. J. Mona
han, county health officer at Pueblo,
was killed, Geosge Wilcox of Denver
was injured seriously, and his wife,
Mrs. Minnie Wilcox, and daughter,
Eulalia, suffered minor injuries when
the car which Wilcox was driving
with Monahan in the front seat, skid
ded in the sand and turned over in
ditch while rounding Il right angle
curve on the Denver-C Colorado Springs
road.
Denver.-Shipments of fruit and
vegetables from California will be ac-
cepted in Colorado without repacking
in new containers or wrapping in new
papers, provided affidavits are at
tached to each container or box certi-
flying that the shipment was in re-
frigeration storage prior to Jan. /,
1924, and continuously in such storage
since, under new ruling announced
here by DR.. Charles G. Lamb, state
veterinarian.
Colorado Sprinss.-Eastern FL Paso
county and eastern Colorado farmers
history, according to word brought
here by F. II. Faus, general agent for
the Rock Island railroad with head
quarters in Colorado Springs, who has
just returned from a swing around a
fifty-mile circle radiating from Colo
rado Springs. Crop and stock produc-
years with high market anticipated
already on the upgrade. Wheat al
ready has begun to move.
Montrose-Albert Murphy. alias r
D. Mckenzie, is wanted in Oklahoma
where he was serving life term for
murder of Charles Reuter- in Tulsa
in 1912. Murphy was shot in the neck
and shoulder by sheriff's posse as
he attempted to escape after arrest In
raid on Il still in an isolated canon
near here.
Grand Valley.-Breaking through the
rear door Of the local postoffice
thieves removed the safe, loaded II
on truck taken from the Alber Meat
Company here. and transported it tC
the railroad yards, where they blew II
open with dynamite. Since the bull
Of the days receipts had been depos
it'd in the local bank vaults. til,
cracksmen obtained only about S25 IL
cash and few stamps.
Denver-Sensationa advances which
brought the price of hogs to the high
est point here since October, 1920. Sc
high price for the country. A higf
price of SLIPS was set on the loca
market for choice 1S6-pound averag ges
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 top of Sl2 t,
| $1350 was reached
GunnisOn.-Prof. w. A. Manuel heat