United labor bulletin. (Denver, Colo.) 19??-1915, 1913-12-13

School children have had a long hoJ-
| iday on account of the snowstorm, but
all schools will be open next Monday.
Some of the school buildings are also
short OF fuel
Mrs. Mary c. c. Bradford, state SUI
perintendent of instruction. is con-
fined to her house by illness, caused
by a general breakdown from over
work
State Auditor Kenehan returned
from Walsenburg and Trinidad We'd
nesady afternoon. He says there is
not as much need for soldiers down
there as on Larimer street in Denver
Z. ]. Brais and wife were in Denver
"Wednesday and Thursday, guests of
MI. and Mrs. Henry Cohen. Mr. Brais
is secretary-treasurer of the Journey
man Tailors' Union Of America, with
headquarters at Bloomington. ILL.,
Seantor Thomas NJ. Patterson We'd
nesday signed the bonds of Frank J.
Hayes and Thomas r. Lawson of the
United Mine Workers for $4,000 each.
These two officials were among the
twenty-four recently indicted by the
federal grand jury at Pueblo.
Nominations of officers for Stenog-
raphers, Typewriters, Bookkeepers
and Office Assistants Union will be
made at next meeting. The present
officers have proven so efficient that
there is demand for their reelection
if they will conesnt to serve for an
other term.
Denver's fire ladies gave their an
nual big mask ball at the Auditorium
Wednesday night. One hundred dol
lars in gold was paid to those wear
ing most unique and original cos
tunes. The proceeds help swell the
pension fund for widows and children
of firemen.
Regular semi-monthly meeting of
tn Denver Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, tomorrow in Painters Union hall.
Eighteenth and Champa There has
not been meeting in three weeks and
much important business will be pre-
scented.
Otto F. Thum was the only one of
five city commissioners to vote in ia
vor OF q semi-monthly pay day for city
employees. Loan sharks will be per
mitted to graft on those who are I'M
able to tide over thirty days without
pay check. Last month $50 assign
ments of salary were made, upon
which per cent was paid to Shy
locks
Mr. and Mrs. Walter kellogg are
proud grandparents. Mr.. Kellogg was
formerly delegate in the Trades As
sembly and Mrs. Kellogg is president
OF the Womep's Auxiliary of the Ma
chinists Union Their son. George
Kellogg. married Miss Emma BAIL,
who are the happy parents. All live
at ia Yves, Eighth avenue
one OF the incidents of the snow
cleaning crusade was the theft Mon
day night of 1000 shovels from the
central barns OF the Tramway com
pany Tuesday morning 1000 addi-
tional men, equipped with shovels, ap-
piled to the city street cleaning de-
partment for work. Reason, the
Tramway paid % cents per hour and
the city s1i4 cents, There were no
arrests.
Beats them all. La Belle sc cigar,
union made in Denver. Adv.
STORM SToRK VISITS TYPO.
Three Members Of Times Force Have
Visits From the Bird
There is one bird King Storm has
never been able to subdue-the Stork
When the snow was at its height
this valiant bird was on the jump and
especially favored members OF the
Times chapel.
L. F. Firebaugh. proofreader. was
visited Saturday night. The doctor
fought his way through the snow to
Firebaugh's home at S045 West Thir
ty-ninth street
The home of C. J. Snitzen. makeup