The Springfield herald., 1913-06-06

sept.-NatIonal Association OF
Oct. i.sGstate W. {. T. {. Convention
Oct. ai.MColorado State Baptist Asso-
clstion at Pueblo. =, North
American Indians. Denver.
Swift & Co. will build $4,000 but
terine factory in Denver.
Eddie johnson of Pueblo outfought
Bobby Waugh Of Fort Worth, Tex, In
a ten-round bout at Pueblo.
Garwood Burkett won first in the
Rocky Mountain News first annual
Marathon at Denver on Memorial Day
Lester E. Hubbard, assistant attor
ney general of Colorado, is to be ap
pointed chief Inheritance tax ap.
praiser.
Among the Colorado postmasters
named by President Wilson are e. F.
Street of Englewood and T. Donovan
of Longmont. n
The Grand Junction Chamber OF
Commerce board of directors at a sHe-
cial meeting decided not to adopt reso-
lutions opposing free sugar. I
Nearly 200 pupils of the Leadvipe
high school inaugurated strike as a
protest against the discharge OF tho
city superintendent, 8. L. Stoner.
The Colorado State Land Board has
granted oral leases to 10000 acres OF
grazing land at a, price ranging from
cents to 81 an acre for one year.
o. J. Baum vice president of the
Denver Advertising Club, will repre-
sent the club at the international con.
vention of ad clubs at Baltimore June
z to 13. s s..
Celebrating the birth of baby CIR,
was the direct cause Of broken arm
to Frank Nash, the manager Of the
Central Colorado Pos:er Company at
Boulder. m
Governor Ammons has reappoinfe4.
James Dalrymple chief coal mine IN,
spector. This appointment maHes
Dalrymple a member Of the board OF
examiners who pass on applications
for deputy inspectorships.
The referendum is to be invoked ito
defeat, II possible. at the general elhc.
tion No. 3, 1914. sections SO and 37rof
the public utilities bin. passed by the
Nineteenth General Assembly and
signed by Governor Ammons.
More than 600 attended services in
honor Of memorial Sunday. held by
the g. A. R. and w. r. G. organiza-
tions at Greeley. The Rev. John w.
8. Findley, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, delivered the sermon.
Clement Flanagan and Miss Agnes
Flanagan, son and sister OF Judge
Richard c. Flanagan. before whom
the now famous Roosevelt-Newett
libel case is being tried in Michigan,
are living in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Jesse ]. Laton Of Denver is
planning to file a divorce action
against her husband, Jesse ]. Laton,
former deputy district attorney, and
new alienation suit, naming Denver
widow and asking for 10000 dam
ages,
"They took me out to show me thf
aurora borealis, but instead saw
northern lights when they got me II
an alley and beat my block off WITH
brass knuckles," declared Elmer Wat
son, Swink farmer, in reporting 4
holdup to the police at Pueblo. {4
Louis Wyman of silverton, who waS
candidate for state highway commiF
sioner when Thomas Ehrhart received
the appointment, was named by Eh1
hart as state road supervisor. One d
Wyman's duties will be to personally
examine all work in which state
money is used. 1
A courtship begun ten years ago re-
suited in the elopment to Colorado
Springs of Michael E. Penrose. vice
president and treasurer OF the Wind
sor Farm Dairy Company and Mrs.
Minnie Charlton, well known Denver
woman. Penrose II sixty, while his
bride is not yet thirty.
Robert S. Randall, alias Gordon.
alias Gates. member Of the Fifteenth
General Assembly, was arrested on an
embezzlemept charge while posing In
the garb of missionary At Enid, Okla.
He had assumed the alias of Joseph
w. Gordon.
A reservoir that will irrigate all the
east side of Flag creek. the most fer
tile farming section Of Rio Blanco
county. and bring under cultivation
many hundreds of acres that are now
practically valueless. has been under
taken by H. A. Wilson, enc Of the
wealthy cattlemen Of Meeker.
Thomas Skerritt, known ~ the IA
ther Of Englewood, who mapped out
Broadway when It was but q trial
leading to the village Of Denver. died
at the old homestead In Engiewood. In
which he had resided since 1859. He
was eighty-four years old.
With honors for the old soldiers in
the land Of the living and tears and
wrcaths and flowers for those who
have passed into the Great Beyond.
Memorial Day was celebrated IN Den
yer as in hundreds Of cities and thou
sands of towns throughout these
United States.