The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-09-03

Thirty thousand Denver school
'tldren responded to the school bell
lmmons Tuesday.
About 100 members of Denver I. T.
No. ~ and their families were In
Springs Sunday on their An.
isl visit to the Printers Home.
The farmers fair at Fowler last week
- attended by 1000, who heard Gov
nor Ammons deliver an address aAd
Itnsssed An interesting program.
Drastic orders were Issued to the
snvsr police department to enforce
. police regulations concerning
omen In cafes and licensed restai,-
Ats.
Mrs.. Nina Kaiser. eighty one. died
her home In Denver. She was tbs
other Of ]. D. shultz, Mrs. Georgs
Smell and Charles A. shultx. all Of
Dnver.
Marjorie Hamilton Cunningham .
ing to make . second attempt to
we her marriage with Walter e.
nningham annulled. She filed suit
Chicago.
hirty-five independent Colorado
operators have signed working
ements for the coming year with
district organization of the United
Workers Of America.
sroic attempt to save the life OF
tide girl, Emily, who died - the
Of burns Aug II. has crippled
Harris, an employ9 Of the Den
~ highway department.
re n. Hartman. who drove an
m from Elkhorn. Wis. to Boul.
d 1860. and who has resided in
= 10 ever since, died at his homo
Logan at the age of eighty
announcement has been issuad
Nignolst. Belgian consul at DEN
hat his government has offered
don TO oil dsssrtsrs from the Bel
army who will return to the
b.
aries Dickens, ono Of Manitou's
Ders and proprietor Of the ''Old
Dsity Shop" there, died at . sana-
m in Pueblo. He was fifty-three
lad been in Ill health for months.
wing = nervous breakdown.
uce Ammons, Oldest son OF Gov
Ammons. was secretly married
iss Margaret Gates. daughter Of
E B. Gates. state representative
Montezuma county in the Nine
th General Assembly. at Castle
!.
iss Mildred Mcintosh, twenty,
khter Of one Of the wealthiest
kmen of the Snake River valley,
thrown from a buggy at Slater
he driving from her fathers big
ch and suffered injuries about the
I'd and face which will disfigure her
life. She was taken to hospital
Rawlins. Wyo.
All French reservists in America
I've been called to the colors In an
der which reached the French am
at Washington and which
as subsequently forwarded to con-
lis throughout the United States. DR..
Borquin, French consul at Denver.
ceived word to call all reservists
his territory to the defense Of
rance.
The demands of Western slope
lippers for reductions in freight
larges to the East, from the East AMI
ON the Northwest. are now before
e Interstate Commerce Commission.
enry C. Hall of Colorado Springs, re-
'ntly appointed a member of the in
rstate body, finished the hearing "f
'idence in three cases at Glenwood
brings.
Fortune gone, broken in health.
apt. J.. l.. Smith, aged seventv-two,
Infishter. duelist and former chief OF
,tectives for the Union Pacific rail-
ad. who bore the distinction OF be-
nlv peace officer who ever
the Hole-in-the-Wall ana
lake countries in Wyoming
avs and escaped with his
tied suicide by drinking Iye
~ Jail in Denver.
,f Denver will form an
eace Monday. Sept. Z. in OBJ
. of Labor Day. The army r.
6,lers will parade the streets OF
nyer. Many artistic floats, symbo-
hing their work, will be in the pro
(ssion.
Gohn w. Donnelson, veteran Rio
knde engineer. was shot and in
atly killed at Cimarron by Mrs.
HE Richardson at Cimarron as ne
npted to enter her bedroom by
Only one shot was fired and
bullet took effect in Donnelsons
eye.