The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-08-28
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sept i-T"mato Day at Fort Lupton
| sept i-snsn Kive Indian Festival
at Colorado Springs
sept z-a-I-arimer County Fair =,
SePt :-9.-County Fair and Race
Meetihs at Rocky Ford.
Nrgi 5-a.-wild West Show st For'
| sept Apple Pie Day at Rifle.
N'rt SLSecond Annual Fall Festival
sept s-s,LA.s,,ns of Royal High.
sept 2s-26.-.Mesa County Industrial
AND ana FRUIT Fair at Grand Junction
H"en s-l-Weld County Fair Al
sept 9-12-County Fair and Rae.
sem 'et.hs anis az uS1Esr CITY: City,: r.,. =,
Fort Morgan
sept .r.;s s;i2ELas Animas County Fair
sept, s-l2-Deita County Fair .,
sept S.I,:;;I,as s.lsLI,as Animas County Fair
sept ii-is~Eixhth District W. c. T.
I. conventiOn At Denver.
sept. 17-1s;-Annuai Meeting Order
Eastern Star at Grand Junction.
sept. l6-1s.-Western Slope Fair At
sept. Is 1s.-Annual Masonic Meeting
Sept; I5,so,-coiorado state Fair At
sept, 23-2s.-Colorado New Mexico
Fair and Indian Carnival at Du-
sept s7.ss.-Bankers Convention At
OCT .;;s-s,.te W. C. T. U. conv..-
oct; z-tt:-sedgwick County Fair At
Oct. s.i"Ei p..o County Fair .. c.,-
Oct 7-12.-Meetinx Society Of Amsrt-
Oct al; ?i,.coierade State Baptist Asso.
oct. io-Hev. i@color.do k..n., Club
Jan; -st,sNstional Western Stock
lsi5.-Last Grand Council Of North
American Indians Denver.
More than 500 guests were at the
barbecue given by the Territorial
Daughters at Bowles lake near Little
ton.
Two boys were injured in collisions
with automobiles in Denver and are
near death In the county and st.
Joseph's hospitals.
Two cabinet officers-Secretary of
the Interior Franklin K. Lane and
Secretary Of War Hndlsy M. Garri-
son-spent Sunday in Denver.
Captain Rodman Butler of the
cavalry branch of the army. who has
been stationed at Fort Logan. has
been assigned to the Second cavalry.
Headache powders are believed to
have caused the death of fourteen
year-old Elsie Pearl Jenkins, daugh-
ter Of Albert Jenkins of Grand juno
ton. y
Willie Wallace, fifteen. living twen-
ty miles north Of Gunnison killed
huge black bear weighing $50 pounds
and measuring six feet and two inches
from tip to tip.
James Smith. awaiting trial ON q
charge of grand larceny, escaped from
the county jail at Pueblo by removing
a large stone from beneath the win
dew sill and releasing the bars.
The year-old child of Carl Schatt Of
Andersonville is lowering between life
and death in the Fort Collins hospital
as Q result of burns received when
she pulled a bucket of boiling water
from a chair.
Half hundred governors, ex-gover.
nors and their families attended the
governors conference in Colorado
Springs Over half the states in the
union were minus governor for
periods varying from q week to ten
days.
Thomas Annear took charge of the
Denver mint Tuesday, succeeding
Frank NJ. Downer, who has held the
position of superintendent for four
and one-halr years. Frank E.
Wheeler of Greeley became assayer
at the same time.
That, not content with deserting
her husband, she took his gift of SIS,
given her in the form of a check, and
raised the check to $50 in order to
secure money with which to elope to
Pueblo with another man, is the
charge made by Rocky Ford officers
against Mrs. Lulu Pearson. wife of
wealthy-Rocky Ford rancher, who is
lodged in the Pueblo jail.
"The coal strike situation appears
more favorable and if both sides are
willing to inject little patriotism in
to their councils. believe a strike will
be averted." said Secretary of State
Pearce after conference with Labor
Commissioner E. V. Brake, who has re-
turned to Denver after spending a
week in Trinidad trying to get the
dissenting factions together.
In the District Court at Littleton
Judge Harry s. Glass sustained the
motion to quash the seven indict-
ments recently returned by the Arapa-
hoe county grand jury against former
County Judge George w. Dunn. The
court denied the motions to abate the
indictments returned by the same
grand jury against Il. C. Williams