Eastern Colorado times., 1913-03-14
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:June.-Northern. Colo. Sunday school
Aug. 25WConference Of Goyerpora At
Colorado Spring so ~ y - -
Oct. SI-Colorado State Baptist Associ-
alton at Pueblo,
Milton u. Anfenger was elected ex-
alted ruler Of the Denver !Elks' lodge.
Linmore Pierce. deputy organizer
for the Knights Of Columbus. died at
Boulder.
John Mitchell, vice president of the
American Federation Of Labor, made
two speeches In Denver.
Filings and surveys have been made
to irrigate an additional 100000 acres
Of land adjacent to Denver. y
Mason B. Carpenter. soldier. attor-
uey and authority on mining law, died
at the home Of his daughter in Chi
cago. /.
Mrs. Caroline N. Reed. seventy
eight, resident of Colorado for more
than fifty years, died at Boulder from
paralysis.
w. H. Dickson, former attorney gen.
eral of Colorado, was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital for an appendicitis
operation. Mr.. Dickson has been i'll
week.
The body of George Pastor, German,
forty-three years old, with the head
almost shot away, was found in his
room at the Great Northern hotel in
Denver.
The ashes of Edward e. Knots,
twenty-nine years of age, vaudeville
actor who died in Denver, were sent
to his widow in San Francisco by par
Gel post.
Anna E. Gilbert, twenty-six, whose
address is given as 2S11 Lafayette
street, Denver, was arrested on the
charge of having obtained goods under
false pretenses.
The Denver Business Mems Associ-
alton is fostering a statewide cam
paign for reduction in telephone
rates, not by the state as whole, but
by municipalities.
The Weld County Farmers Union is
strongly opposed to the passage OF
House Bill No. 34S, providing for an
increase in the amount of taxes avail
able for state purposes.
Harry Lee WILDER, former city edi-
tor at different times of all four Of
the principal Denver newspaper, was
elected president of the Denver Press
Club at the annual meeting.
Mrc JTrcio Hopd;p uhD 1iroo OF
1914 Pearl street, Denver, received
word from Los Angeles that she has
inherited $45,000 from the estate of
her uncle, who died there.
George Blickhahn, twenty-five, law.
yer and last years graduate from the
State university, was elected grand ex-
allied ruler of Elks lodge No. 1886 at
the regular annual election at Wal
senburg.
Henry Templeton, eightytwo, one of
the first men to settle in Colorado
City, is i'll of pneumonia. He has lived
in El Paso county fifty-one years and
was active in the early development of
that section. -. ,y,r.
William Dague, thirty-six years old,
seriously stabbed his brother, Clar-
ence, aged twenty-three, in the abdo-
men in his home in Denver, following
quarrel over the cutting off of n
child's golden hair.
Carl A. Blanchard filed suit in the
District Court in Denver against
Charles T.. Stubbs, asking $23,SOO dam.
ages on allegations of false arrest.
Blanchard was acquitted of perjury
charge in the West Side Court,
"Stoiberhof," the home of Mrs. Lena
Stoiber Rood, at Humboldt and East
Tenth avenue, one of the sightseeing
points in Denver, was sold to Werner
q. Reed Of Colorado Springs for a
consideration said to be. $15OOOO.
A score of Denver detectives, the
entire police force and the Pinkerton
agency took up the search for James
Wharton Jones, playwright, author
and instructor of dramatic expression,
kidnapped, by automobilists at Six
teenth and Logan streets in Denver as
he was returning home-from the thea
ter with q party Of friends.
in an effort to save the life. of
Alonzo Thompson. Sr, eighty-one
years old, Denver spiritualist and mill
lionaire, DR.. j. R. Hopkins, assisted
by three other Denver surgeons, re-
moved a rib on the left side of the