The Colorado statesman., 1913-03-29

May.-State Council, j. o. U. A. NJ. at
June;-National Press Assn Meeting at
colorado Springs.
gune'-German funniest at Denver.
June.-Northern Colo. Sunday School
Conyention at Greeley
Aug.-Thirty- Triennial Con-
clavee- of knights Templar, Denver.
Aug. 25.-Conference of Governors at
Colorado Springs.
Oct: 21-Colorado State Baptist Asso-
ciation at Pueblo.
A general cleaning day will be in
augurated by Meeker this spring.
Four fires, two of incendiary origin,
caused $4,000 property loss at
Boulder.
Miss Lottie May of Loveland was
badly bruised and her head and face
cut in the Omaha storm, but will re-
cover.
Governor e. M. Ammons will soon
appoint an adjutant general to succeed
General John Chase, whose term ex-
pires April 1.
Mayor Arnold of Denver appointed
Charles G. Pitschke building inspector.
to take the place of George E. Ker-
mode, resigned.
The funeral of Mrs e. E. Paul, sew
enty-eight, a resident of Denver forty
years, was held at the family home.
south of Englewood.
Max Kuner, affectionately known as
the Grand Old Man of Denver, is dead.
He celebrated his eighty-eighth birth
day last December.
About fifteen per cent of the total
vote for governor at the last election
has been secured for the Moffat tun-
mel petition-that is 5000 names.
Governor Ammons has signed the
Commission merchant" bill, which is
aimed to enable fruit growers and
farmers to keep check on commits
sion men.
Because of her superior enunciation.
Miss Agnes F. Lille of Denver, was
awarded the Morey prize for the eight.
eenth annual reading contest at the
Manual Training High School.
The Rev. Dana C. Colegrove, assist
ant rector of st. Johns Episcopal Ca
thedral parish, died at his residence
in Denver of pneumonia, following an
illness of less than three days.
]. M. Schissler, patrolman, was
suspended from the police department
at Colorado Springs, making the
fourth officer against whom action has
been taken in the past few days.
Fred Hunter, twenty-four, an en-
ploye of the Burlington road at Erie,
died in Mercy hospital in Denver from
injuries received when he fell from a
string of coal cars and was run over.
Thomas Ellis Poole, pioneer soap
manufacturer, oil man and public Of
ficial of this state, died at his resi-
dence in Denver, from a complication
of diseases. He was seventy-five
years old.
Harry n. Burhans. secretary and
treasurer of the Denver Convention
Association, left for Chicago, where he
will try to land the 1918 convention
of the Federation of American Motor
cyclists for Denver.
The funeral of Max Kuner, founder
of the Kuner Pickle Company and first
president of the Colorado Manufactur
ers' Association, who died at the age
of eighty-eight, was held from the fam
lily residence in Denver.
Fourteen hundred Ohioans in Den
yer heard with horror of the terrible
flood which devastated Dayton and in
it's mad rush swept through nearby
towns, leaving hundreds of dead and
as infinite property loss in its wake.
Jacob Fabriconi, 1905 Grove street,
beat out fire on his wife's hair and
clothing with his bare hands. The fire
started when a gasoline stove exploded
in the kitchen of their home in Den
yer, where Mrs. Fabriconi was cook
ing.
Commercial organizations of the
cities of Colorado will be asked to
help raise funds for the maintenance
of the state immigration bureau, in |
case the Legislature fails to appro-
pirate money to continue the work Of |
the bureau.
Driven from their once impregnable |
lair in the mountains of Tennessee, |
and forced by federal officers to flee |
west to avoid arrest on a charge of |
"moon-shining," Willard Wilson, Thom-
as Miller and Houston Miller have
been followed to Colorado and arrest |
ed by United States marshals.
The funeral of DR.. Arnold Stedman, |
who died while on his regular round |
of duty attending his patients, was
held from the family residence, 1880 |
Clarkson street, Denver. The honorary
pallbearers were close professional
friends of the distinguished physician,
and there were among the active pail |
bearers a number of young men whom |
DR.. Stedman helped usher into the |
world.
Governor Ammons has sent to the |