Eastern Colorado times., 1912-11-29
WEEKS EVENTS
COLO
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
January 20-25-Eighth Annual West
ern Stock Show-Denver.

The official parcels post regulations
and Instructions are now in the hands
of the postmasters.
Three thousand teachers held the
thirty-eighth annual session of the Col
crado Teachers Association in Dem
yer. ',.,..-.-. .-.,-
While he was in his store for few
minutes, E. E. Ellington, a Pueblo
merchant, was robbed of his automo-
bile.
E. Edward Darlington, widely known
throughout the state as a newspaper
man. died at his home in Colorado
Springs.
A. S. Wentworth, owner of a pea
canning plant at Norfolk, Neb, is
planning to build a similar plant in
Montrose.
Potato growers and business men OF
Greeley are planning for state con-
vention of potato growers in Denver
in January. .r ...,.
Marauding Indians are slaughtering
great quantities of elk and deer in the
Rangely district, according to ranch
ers arriving in Meeker.
The state convention Of the Colora-
do branch of the Mothers Congress
school. 14O0 Marion street.
The Elks of Denver held burial SER
vices for Bryan A. Tuttle, the druggist,
who died at st. Joseph's hospital. The
body was cremated at Riverside ceme-
terry.
Passengers aboard the Smallpox
special" which was sidetracked at Cas-
tie Rock, were released from quaran-
tine by order of the State Board of
Health and allowed to return to their
homes.
After five days of hard work by
prosecution and defense, during which
140 veniremen were examined, jury
was obtained in the penitentiary graft
cases. Each side used all its chal-
longes.
1t Is now definitely stated that there
will be no extra session of either the
old or the new Legislature to elect
successor to fill out the uneXpired
term Of the late Charles J. Hughes, Jr.
OF for any other purpose.
That Knights Templar. Masons,
their families and friends numbering
100000 will be in Denver next August
Is believed by Chairman George w.
Vallery of the triennial conclave COM
mittee.
Mrs. Emma D. Adams, aged seventy
four, relict of the late Judge George S.
Adams of Boulder, dropped dead after
stroke of apoplexy. Mrs. Adams
came to Boulder in 1886. Mr.. Adams
died in 1904.
A plan for redistricting Colorado to
create four congressional districts, in
stead Of two as at present, Is being
discussed for submission to the Nine
teenth General Assembly, which con-
venes in January.
For the protection OF unfortunate
and distressed members of the order,
and widows and children of former
members from money sharks, Masons
have incorporated the Colorado Ma
sons Benevolent Fund Association.
That our public schools are breeding
places for thieves and liars was the
substance Of a denunciation of the ed
ucational system Of the United States
by Dean H. Martyr Hart in his SER
mon at st. Johns cathedral in Denver.
Plans for a twelve-story department
store, to be erected next year on one
Of the principal Sixteenth street cor
ners in Denver by the Golden Eagle
Dry Goods Company, are being drawn.
The structure will cost over $2,35O,OOO.
An appropriation must be made and
a commission to handle the appropria-
ton be created by the next Legisla-
ture for Colorado's state building and
exhibit at the Panama-Pacific exposi-
tion to be held in San Francisco in
1915.
An organization to be known as the
Miners and Prospectors' Alliance of
the Western United States, the object
of which will be to bring about re-
forms in the governments conserva-
tion policy, will be formed in Denver
December 5.
Another chapter has been added to
the Valverde murders of last March
by the death, in Ouray, of Mrs. Flor
ence Shelton, sweetheart Of Oscar.
Cook. This woman, it is said. drank
herself to death because Cook will
have to die upon the gallows,