The Colorado statesman., 1913-08-22
Dates for Coming Events.

SeR. 2-zV'-Colorauo state FAR at
Sept. 23-2 -26.-CoIorado New Mexico
Fair and Indian Carnival at Du-
Sept 27-2S.-Bankers Convention at
Oct. I-s-State w. C. II. U. Conven-
ton at Fort Collins
Oct. 2-4.-Sedgwicl County Fair "a
Oct 2-4NEi Paso County Fair at Cal
han.
Oct. 7,12;--Meetlng Society of Ameri.
can Indians. at Denver.
Oct: 21!-Colorado State Baptist Asso.
Oct 3o.-Nov. colorado Kennel Clut
Jan; 1924.-Natlonal Western Stock
Show at Denver.
l9l5.-last Grand Council OF North
American Indians, Denver.
The Elks held a three,day conven.
tion in Walsenburg.
The Territorial Daughters of Colo
rado give barbecue at Bowles' Lake,
near Littleton, on the 23rd.
C. w. Wolfe of Colorado Springs
and others drove an automobile
weighing 5000 pounds to the summit
of Pixies Peak
Three graduates of the University
Of Colorado at Boulder received life
certificates as teachers from the State
Board OF Education at Denver.
Daniel II. Rose, 96, died at Boulder
of old age. He went to Boulder with
mis- family eighteen years ago. He was
born at Shenandoah, Va, Feb. s, 1917.
September %, "a and % has been
set for the official opening of the
Rainbow Route" a new scenic high
way between Pueblo and Grand juno
tion.
Following a report by Mrs. w. NJ.
Mcdonald of Wichita, Kans., that she
had been robbed of $50 while in
sleeper here, ]. Jones, negro porter,
was arrested in Colorado Springs.
Summons were served on Reed A.
Albee, the millionaire New York the
atrical man, before he left Colorado
Springs for Gotham, in suit for sep
arate maintenance filed by his wife,
Grace Albee.
With his stomach torn by the kick
of double-barreled shotgun which ac-
cidentally discharged when he was
taking it from his buggy, Robert Kane.
forty years old, a wealthy .rmer liV
ing south Of La Sa'ie, was htally in
jured.
By voluntary confessio that ha
had committed perjury in tn trial OF
Harold f. Henwood last Jun =, Clyde
H. Pitney declared in Denver that his
conscience was clear as he received a
Spptpnpn NJ from, ono IN five
Imprisonment for burglary.
While clasping her 17-months-old
baby to her breast in the parlor of her
home, in Denver, Airs. Alice Leary was
painfully burned on her face and
hands by carbolic acid thrown by Mrs.
Eta Deutsch. 81, neighbor. She
was attended by the police surgeon
and Mrs. Deutsch placed in the city
Jail.
Colorado G. A r. veterans are plan
ming to attend the forty-seventh an
nual grand enca mpment OF the Grand
Army of the Republic at Chattanooga,
September 10 to 20. Several Den vel
men will be candidates for office il
The national organization.
Five hundred veterans who s.sw
Iervice in the Philippines during the
war, combined with a delegation now
luartered in the islands, opened the
thirteenth annual encampment in Den
yer. The convention was Joint re-
Union of members of the Army of the
Philippines and the American Vete-
rams of Foreign Service.
AS her brother, DR.. C. C. Reid nf
Denver, summoned the residents of
Westminster, to thwart the plans OF
Mrs. Burt Stotler, 2S years old. to end
her life, she fired a bullet into her
brain on the shore of Madison reser-
vo.r and fell dead in the shallow wa
ter. Mrs. Stotler, after lunchng with |
Dr.. Reid, left him a note directing
him where to look for her body. The
burning to death o. her baby boy one
year ago in Illinois is believed to haze
unbalanced Mrs. Stotler's mind.
Drowned in fifteen inches of water
in trough under pump while her
parents sat ten feet away entertaining
guests. was the fate of Pauline Silk,
the 17-months-old daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Valentine Silk, who went to Ea- |
ton few days ago from Denver.
After having been once fined for |
contempt of court, Mrs. Della Barnard |
is again charged, in a warrant sworn |
out at Steamboat Springs, with having |
torn up stakes set by surveyors of the |
ing the surveyors off the ground with