The Keota news., April 21, 1922, Image 5

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Colorado
I Warns Uiwiuo Vatsa n* Cam* l
Laadvlll*. —A warrant fur (lie arrest
of Sheriff Harry HrliraeUer of takr
,uunty. charging nia! fra miner ou seven
counts, baa been Issued.
Pueblo. —One umii i* limit. one la
dying anal three are seriously wounded
aa the result of a aerie* of shooting
■ml stabbing affraya among Merimnt
■oil negroes here.
Sterling.— Willi know fall reported
on all klilen. Sterling pg|ierien«-e<l a
moil >i»rtu without p reel (illation. The
mud waa eat I mated to be blowing
around forty-five mile* an hour.
Urand Junction.—Ml«a Harriet Nor
ihrup waa seriously injured when she
fell ihlrty-flve feel down n precipice
while trying to iwmo a school girl
-v-tu pa tiled, Mian l.ulhera Wakefield
Isingntonl.—John J. Uriffin, AT >e«r«
old. farmer and former banker, kilh-d
himself at the home of Ida i»« br»
tber*. Jame* and William ilrifrin.
■boul len mile* northeast of ls>ng
■MI
Florence.—With an ndv onre of IT Nil
a |UU puunda In Ihe prire at tine the
Hirer Smelting and lirftning tV.o>|wn>
will reopen lla Florence |>lanl »l
much lo Ihe benefit of the sine pr,~lu
mg miner*
leland. —Tourists rtaiung «*■
land and Kate* Park this season will
hare a modern free ramp ground near
Ihe Half Way piar* In Foreland <»*■■#.
la addition lo the ramp ground* in the
■ ill tairk here
Narky Font Three elemental)
school* and Ihe Junior and Senior high
schools of Hark; Ford hove established
the thrift plan as recommended h> the
thrift committee of the Colorado Par
-si Teacher Asocial lon
I tenter—Hovemur Stroup's procta'
msliun. railing Ihe Slate U-gl*lalurc
into etlm trtslnn lo ronalder const in
<km of the Mortal tunnel and the «»
imitation of roiiwrcnn«y districts t-»r
the pre ten I lon of flood*, was sent to
cot) member of the tirnefal Aswem
My. Thla earn tr*ti«n will convene
April IS at noon.
klnatmew —The manly commission
era in special aewalon order«M ibe « «»un
ty clerk In advertise Immediately l«r
•■lda for the construction of ilie Os*,
•aai court house, which was ordered
more than a year ago. but which ha*
•ecu delayed because of lark of funds,
•■•net ruction will hr started within a
few weeha. anti II Is h«>|>ed lo finish
■lie building within n year.
Hreeley.—Trial of William H. Hill,
pioneer lireeley merrhnnl aml irrien-
Mon deteloper, on charges of fraud in
■ owned lon with sale of sb» k of T>\
laboma No. I. an oil simlbnie pro
moled by J. K Inshar of Denver, crone
'a an end ahmplly when District Judge
Nell F. ilrnham dismissed ihe
sgalnal 0111. on innllon of District At
torney lanils 11. Heed.
I*euver.—More Ilian 2l>i delegnles -d
•he American Hallway Development
Assmclnllon are aspect od lo gather nl
the llmwn Fnlacr hotel here May I"
for their fonrleenih annual convention,
ft* convention wall lie In session for
three days. and. according i» Knrl H-
Hand, chairman of Ihe commillce on
iiotela and arrangement*. nn nltracllve
Program has already Iwrti nrrsnged.
Aknon —Akron wn* rerv-ntly visited
with a terrific gale ami snow- storm,
•he wind varying from thirty lo forty
mile* an hour. About six Inches of
*oow fell, but on account of Ilie rain
and mow which preceded » terrible
din Storm. Ilie anon- wn« tailed with
dirt, and everything is plastered with
mud. owing lo Ilie fort lltal Ihe lent
bernture was very lltlle Ivelow freer
•n* I .Is e ttock did not suffer much.
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.
Denver.—Development on many Im
t-ortant oil dome* throughout the state,
to which large acreages of state lands
B re attached, Is progressing very
steadily. Among these may be enumer
ated the "Nse-No-Hhe" well, midway
between Pads and Ininar, which is
showing favorable itidiraiiott* at a
depth of 3JMO feat. The “Flagler"
*••11 in Kit i'arson MOSty, and ihe
"Wigwam" w-li in Kl Paso count),
have troth resumed drilling. ‘llie “Mid
fields well in eastern Yuma county is
steadily progressing in an endeavor to
overcome an extrusive gas flow in or
der lo reach Ihe oil sand below . Prep
oration is being made for continuing
drilling on the “Frnnu" well on ilie
t'tlimuey creek dottle, fifteen tulles
uorihewsterly from Si.-*iuboat Springs
|a-nver.—When the oul of (‘ulorado
tourist arrives in the stale this year
he wilt feel truly that be la m ihe
playground of America. Hard wurk.
•-leaning and paiuung. and ilie expen
diture of I'io.twu on advertising are
ibe prime factor. in bringing ahuul
one of Ilie grealr-sl changes in Ilie
stale that lias been seen in years The
honors an- not runtinrd lo Ivnver. or
lo \\ iggins, nor lo Fori Collins alone,
hut are due to practically every mm
IllUlllly and eVrly line of business rep
resented m Ihe slalr
I ilerlr). - Tim supreme council of
live male TeactSer* College l*efe b«s
i.scindcd Ibe * aspen •>-ns of nine girt
•ludent* punished for attending a
•lane* al Fab-tl in vlolallon of Ibe
rules of Ibe school Tl»e girt* will (use
Ilerlr privileges for Ilie l-alalvrtc of Ibe
#<b«>o| term The girts proieefrd their
punishment on ibe ground ihal young
torn attending tin- school Were not
punished for a like offense, and they
declared It was discrimination against
I heir sel.
Itouidef.—liamma I Mia annexed the
inter frwternliy basketball champion
skip of the t'niver.iij of Colorado lieir
h) defeating Alplur .Sigma I’M. win
tn-rs of a rival division. S lo 2. lo the
third and deciding game of Use cham
pionship series. Tl*e Alpha tflg* won
th* first - lasli sr««-t»l weeks ago. I*
|o 13 Tire Fiji* turned tie laid** in
Ihe second Iwriltr. I» la ». and Item
cinched Ihe silver loving <np hy a
strenuous. Uphill right W the crucial
game.
Colorado Springs.— When James I.
I ratter of Castle llork staggered lo
ilie witness stand in iHstriet * ourt
here lo testify in his suit for divorce,
he not only l«st hi* right for freedom
from martial bond*, hut hi* liberty a*
well, for Judge Arthur Cornforih sen
trnred him lo forty-eight hour* in Jail
for ronlernpl «»f court County Physi
dan A. II Peters, summoned by the
fudge, pronounced t railer s condition
due In imbibing Illegal liguor.
lienver. Thirty-seven hundre«l acres
of slate land* were odd by ihe male
Hoard of I-and Commissioner* ala
public sale rondurted here for approX
imainly IMUCH. according l» figures
given nut by tSes.rge Hlephan. rv-S*«
irar. The land ranged in price from
JIT SO to *7.'. an a< re and i« located ••*
Alamosa. Cheyenne, i'tisier. Kil Car
...n. lav rimer. la«s Animas, lanfalv
Mot,lemma. Otero. Hki Fronde am
Washington counties.
D.vrland In order b. Induce plaul
inc of trees ..n the prairie, north and
„r Wellington an-l Wavrrly. the
Nortll P-mdre Irrigation Company l»‘*
nmimincvd ilteir inieniloti »f di.irih
I,ting free lo nil farmer* along the line
~f the dib h Ire.-* from two In three
f.s-l high. Ihe only roadltlnn Iw-lng that
the farmers iicree lo tend Ihe tree* ns
Ibey ilo Ilteir i-rop*
I venv er -on tiers of more than 1.-
-iMH»»i a-re. of land In Ihe Colonide
nnllon.il fnrents will be aide i» -«
clintige 1 lieir proper!) tor foresl ••« ne.
land or limber, according District
Forester A. S. Peck Tile exchanges
„„„ la- made IhroiigU Ihe provisions
nf a hill signed on March 20 hy Prefl
dent Ifnnling.
THE KEOTA NEW*
Mk
BOTH BEAR THE GOODYEAR NAME
l
One of the tires ahown above is tha famous 30*3Vi
inch Goodyear All-Weather Tread Clincher.
By loaf wear, auperior traction and freedom from
skidding. and low final cost. this tire has woo
unquestioned leadership In ita field.
Aloogride it is illustrated its companion, the
30 x 3Vfc inch Goodyear Cross Rib.
More than 5.000.000 of the Goodyear non-sldd
tires have been sold in the last five year*.
Built of the same high grade Anton* cotton
fpKg4r» that goes into the All-Weather Tread
Goodyear, with a long-wearing but differently de
signed tread, they have given remarkable service.
Their quality and serviceability have proved to
thru.pw.wia of car owners the folly of buying
si».Wvuwwv ond unguaranteed tirse of lower price.
Ask your Goodyear Service Station Dealer to
captain their advantages.
MsJtt Cross Rib FsWts . . . IMA
SSaSU Att-Wsathsr Fnbrts . 14.10
SSs34% Att>Wsslhsr Card .. IMO
S»mlVh Hsavry Tsarist Tubs . t»
PtmiigslirTAs .... tM
GOODYEAR
A Friendly Offer.
-| w|wa>* laka a vl-riri wbm I
»»i*l“'
-Ihi )<wi> TV# you »wn lake the
Wr you Will find la my Dost o«6rr
|o t. no s>-"l to me."
IN BUYING ASPIRIN
ALWAYS SAY “BAYER”
bask far tha Hams -■ays*'* an Tsa
tats. Than Van Mart
Navar Warty.
“Hay Tablets of Aspirin" can ha [
lakwn safely for Col.*. Hrodarba. t
Toothache. Karwrbe. Neuralgia. I.um
bago. Itbenmatiam. Joint Palaa. Neuri
It*. an 4 Pain generally.
To get <|ulrk relief follow carefully
Ibe *wfe amt proper dlrortloag I* *nrh
unbroken package of "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin." Tht* package Is plalaly
•tamper! with the safety "Bayer Cross.
The "Bayer Crow" means tbs gen
uine worirf famon* Asplrtß prescribed
by physician* for over tweoly-ona
I car*. —Advertisement.
A Hu sband's Privilege.
”T1„. rook I* leaving u* to get mar
ried."
* flood. She'll sen know from *ome
body who won't Ive afraid to tell her
how punk her cooking really I*."
K Tty ks- hs if pardcukr.
Akaat tha way Tm dranaA
Sa fi ll 1 asm Faridaw Starch,
f Ask Your Doifor
UQ^Exceujo%l
Girls! Girls!!
Save Your Hair
With Culicura
( -T'
Yield
Promptly ta
TANLAC
aAOOOjOOO folk* Srid
W. H. U. OINVKk, NO. 14-1*22.