The Colorado statesman., 1913-04-12

AuS.-Thirty- second Triennial Con-
clave of Knights Templar. Denver.
Aug. 25.-Conference of Governors at
COLORADO Springs.
Lodge Meeting at Trinidad.
Oct; 21.-Coiorado State Baptist Asso-
citation at Pueblo.
The Denver Press Club ball was
raging" success.
James Duce of Boulder has been ap-
pointed by Governor Ammons state
oil inspector to succeed Claude Street.
Capitalized at s2o,OOO,OOO the Colo
rado Power Company filed articles of
incorporation with the county clerk of
Denver.
At special meeting of the directors
of the Colorado Electric Club Thomas
A. Edison was voted an honorary mem
ber of the club.
Roy Cox and Miss Mae Vaughn,
both of Denver, sprung a surprise on
their relatives and friends by announc-
ing their marriage.
Included in the slaughter of bills
was that of Senator Hecker, passed in
the Senate, the purport of which was
to strangle the press.
Abraham Beebe, seventy, who was
found unconscious in his harness shop
in Denver, died at the county hospital
Death was due to tuberculosis.
Former County Commissioner E. ].
Estes, serving a six-year term for con.
spiracy to defraud Weld county, has
asked the board of pardons for a pa.
role.
The first official act of Judge
Charles C. Butler when the April term
began in the West Side Court at Den.
yer, was to issue the call for a grand
jury.
The Mountain States Telephone e
Telegraph Company is creating roof
garden on the roof of it's building in
Denver for the use of the girl opera
tors.
Representatives from different sec.
tions of the state appeared before the
advisory board to the state highway
commissioner to urge the need of state
roads in their sections.
John Kremchick, Austrian, must re.
turn to Luzerne county, Pa, and face
murder charge after fifteen years
of almost constant liberty, according
to decision handed down by Judge
Butler of Denver.
Harold Frank Henwood must remain
| in confinement in the county jail Until
the conclusion of his second trial for
the killing of George e. Copeland ac-
cording to the ruling of Judge Charles
C. Butler of Denver.
A merciless attack upon doctors who
engage in criminal malpractice and
upon medical fakirs in general is con-
tanned in the biennial report of the
State Board of Health which has been
submitted to Governor Ammons.
With the exception of about twenty
five men, the majority of whom were
ringleaders in the strike at the Globe
smelter, all the laborers have returned
to their work. Three full shifts have
been put to work and the plant is now
running in full blast.
That her husband contracted chick
en- pox from his alleged affinity and
passed it on to her is one of the
grounds upon which Mrs. Clara E. Nc
Nulty, in the District Court at Denver,
asked divorce from James F. McNulty,
bartender employed at hotel.
A fashionably dressed woman is be,
lieved by the police to have been the
person who robbed the Home Savings
and Trust Company of 1855 in gold, in
Denver The money was taken from
the money box in the paying teller's
cage while the teller was at lunch.
A Colorado Holland Society, COM
posed of twenty-five original Holland
ers now residing in Denver, has just
been formed. The officers are f. R.
DeBoer, president; Frederick DeBoer,
secretary; V. d. Noren, vice presi-
dent, and Miss Anna Dystra, treas
urer.
1t Is rumored that the name of Cole
Briscoe, chief appraiser of the State
Land Board, will be sent to the Senate
of the United States within the next
week or two for appointment as re-
ceiver of the United States Land Of
flee to succeed Hugh Taylor, whose
term recently expired.
Although it is not so stringent as
the chief of the antitrust measures
drawn by President Woodrow Wilson
and recently passed by the New Jer-
sey Legislature, the Colorado anti
trust law, which was approved by
Governor Ammons and unless referred
to the people will soon be effective.
prohibits trusts in the manufacture
and sale of all commodities and prod
ucts.
The Globeville strikers have ap-
pealed to the Federated Churchmen of
Denver for assistance, declaring that
they are destitute. The churchman's
| organization has not vet decided