The Colorado statesman., 1913-05-03
COLORADO NEWS
GATf1EKE FROM
All Parts of the State
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Dates for Coming Events.

Manitou.
June i7-1s.-National Press Association
Meeting at Colorado Springs.
June 22-29.-German funniest at Den
yer.
Convention at Greeley.
July.--State Postmasters Association
at Manitou.
W., at Colorado Springs,
Aug. 1215.-Thirty- ty-second Triennial
Conclave of knights Templar, Den
Aug. 1s-2O.-American Association of
Park Superintendents. at Denver;
National Society, at Denver.
Aug-Grand Council of Order OF Heo
Aug. 25.Iconference of Governors at
Colorado Springs.
Aug. 26.--Knights cf Pythias Grand
Sept.-National Association of First
Class Postmasters, at Denver; As.o.
citation at Pueblo.
Pueblo police arrested Joe Bern
stein, charging him with using his tax
icab as a speak-easy.
Two people were injured near Boul-
der when an automobile driven by
Frank Heinzelman ran into a ditch.
The annual debate between Long
mont and Loveland high schools re-
suited in decision for Longmont.
John H. Cameron, sixty-five, first
general superintendent of the Colora-
do Fuel and Iron Company, died at
Pueblo.
Miss Lizzie Campbell, sixteen, was
drowned in the north fork of the Gun
nison river east of Bowie, coal camp
| five miles ahOye Paonia
At Grand Junction the congregation
of the First Methodist church passed
resolutions commenting Secretary
Bryan's grape-juice dinner.
The engagement of Miss Margaret
Baldwin Allison, Colorado, and J..
Rush Stoner, professor of psychology
at Harvard, has been announced.
Abraham Jacobs, seventy-nine, a
resident OF Denver more than fifty
years and one of the city's first mer-
chants, died at his home, 1916 Clark
son street
Thomas ]. Chandler, eighty-two
years old, builder of the first big
blocks in Denver, died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Albert Hatfield, in
Semper, Colo.
Freeman Belcher, pioneer of 1859,
one of the first settlers in the St.
Vrain valley, died at the home of Mrs.
Ernest Greeneley, a step-daughter, at
Longmont.
Harold Stewart, fifteen, son of Mrs.
Zulu Stewart, of Windsor, had both
i legs broken above the knees when he
was thrown from a wagon against a
fence post.
Dorato Gonzales, Jose Clay and
| Toni Rico have been arrested charged
with completely in the murder of Mrs.
Mira Sisneros Romero, shot in her
home in Tercio.
Charles Erlenberg of Denver was
killed at Trinidad when he fell be-
tween the cars of Santa Fe coal
train in motion and his body was COM
pletely covered.
Another of the small band of men
who founded Denver in '5S is dead.
Alfred Miles, ninety-three years old,
ter, Mrs. w. E. Bell.
Three Grand Junction boys have
been arrested on the complaint of
Robert Mcknight, a Montrose sheep
man, who says they stole his sheep
and sheared them.
Twenty employees of the state land
board are in state of fright and ap-
prehenslon on account of the an
nouncement that there will be re-
duction in the force.
1t is stated that the Policemen's
Protective Association of Denver will
bring suit against Sheriff Daniel Sui
livan for SANDER, demanding money
settlement OF $4,000 and body judg-
ment.
Colorado Springs hotel and restau-
rant men are preparing to test the
constitutionality of the Sunday OBJ
servance law which requires employ
ers to give their employees one day off
in seven.
Governor Ammons has appointed
Austin W. Hogle of Denver a member
of the board of trustees of the SOL
diers and sailors home at Monte Wis,
ia to take the place of Henry F. Lake
of Gunnison, who has resigned.
A three-months-old baby was in
stantly killed and man is lying in a
serious condition with a crushed arm
and leg and it is feared internal in
juries as the result of an accident
which took place at the ranch of c. E..
Shoop at Arvada.
The Denver police have been re-
quested to locate relatives of Lillian
Gardner, seventeen, who was stolen
from her parents nearly twelve years
ago by a band of gypsies. The re-
quest was made in a letter received
by Deputy Chief John j. Leyden from