The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-11-12
COLORADO NEWS
GATHERED FROM
All Parts of the State

A hearing was held by the State
Public Utilities Commission regarding
the express rates from Colorado
Springs and Pueblo to Cripple Creek
aad return.
Homer H. Evans. formerly Of Den
YER. was married to Miss Rosa Misner
q Castle Rock at Long Beach. Cal.
ascordiag to word received by . 10
ter Of Aias Aisaer In Denver.
Donald c. Nultabarger. . sten0g-
rspher. lost coatrol Of his motorcycle
and colidsd with . tranvay car ut
Thirteenth avsaue and Broadway in
Denver. de suffered . severe scalp
wound and vas taken to Mercy hos
pital.
Internal Revenue Collector Mark H.
Skinner Of Denver announced that un-
less persons subject to the govern
ments new special war tax came for.
ward more rapidly In the next few
days. he would start . campaign OF
forcible collection.
That Miss Edna Bloedt OF San Diego.
formerly Of Denver. and Bill Frawley.
formerly cafe entertainer in Denver.
aow playing in q musical sketch in
the Burk Levy theater in Los Angeles.
have been married. was the word r.
ceived In Denver.
A decrease In the number Of a.
vorces in Pueblo county this year 10
indicated by the records Of the Coun-
~ Court 70 far, according to Clerk L.
+. Morgan. To date this year 100
divorce suits have been heard. This
mark had been reached by Oct. II in
1913.
Ruth 81. Denis, oriental and inter
pretative dancer. has taken unto her
self . Denver man for husband. In
1eivats life she 70 now Mrs. Edwin
Shawn. Ted" Shawn. as her help
nate Is called by his friends in Den.
yer, has been termed 1.-THE most bear
tlful man In the world"
James Pfiel. an unemployed barten.
der. was found dead In the rear Of No.
1111 Blair street in silverton. He was
discovered at about the same time BY
Georgia Grace, an inmate Of the house
at that number and Marshal Sullivan.
Later the Grace woman admitted that
she had shot Friel. and was placed In
Jail.
Domestic troubles. coupled with in
ability to find employment, caused one
man to seek death in Denver, while
another man, unidentified, shot and
killed himself in a deserted shack in
Adams county. Herman Romer, six
ty-five. stationary engineer. shot
himself In his room. 9O2 Larimsr
street. He had shaved himself and
changed his clothing before he stood
before . mirror in his room and fired
q bullet into his brain. Roomer was
without work and 1t II said had recent
ly had trouble with his family, q wife
and five stepchildren, who live In
Brighton.
Attacked BY . burglar she surprised
In the home OF e. l.. Shannon of Den
yer. Mrs. ]. 9. Compiling. twenty-eight,
a domestic, was slightly wounded on
the breast with penknife. and then
held at bay with pistol while the
man backed out Of the door and es-
capped.
The question Of the duration of the
war is being continually asked In
France. and as often answered. One
of the latest estimates is made BY
General Berthaut, who predicts tha.
the hositilit1es will end in three
months.
Provisions sent to Brussels by the
American commission for the relief OF
Belgium already are supplying 400,-
600 meals daily and plans are now
complete for carrying on similar
work throughout that part Of Belgium
occupied bp the Germans.
Carl weasael, 8 years old, is dying
In the county hospital from fractured
skull rs the result Of being run down
by an automobile on the Twentieth
street viaduct in Denver.
Oliver w. Hall, son Of DR.. and Mrs.
]. n Hall Of Denver, has been honored
at the University Of Michigan by being
elected president Of the senior class
OF the engineering school.
James T. Macy, y Denver attorney
whose wife killed herself in London
because of her anxieties in the wal
sone, has returned from Europe with
his 4-year-old son. for whom he went
after his wife's death.
George Trowbridge died at the coun
ty hospital in Denver as he prophesied
before the anniversary of his wife'a
death. Nov. 8, 1914. Trow bridge died
from heart disease
The Twentieth General Assembly
which meets Jan. 1. 1918. will have q
working Republican majority In both
the senate and house, according tn
the unofficial returns from the major
fty oe the districts throughout the
state received at both state Democratic
and Republican headquarters.
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