The Ordway new era., 1914-07-10
WEEKS EVENTS
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Dates for Comisg Eveats. w.
July i3.ls.-Grand Lodge Session. B.P.
July s3-stste Progressive Assembly
July ss-ss,r-cattisasn's Day. ounni-
July ie.-Dsmocr.tio State conventiop
Aug. 4@Rspubiican Assembly at Dem
AAs AUG S Sc sa Lode t." .nd
Uniform Rank Encampmsns. Pueblo
Aug: s7.-sania Fs Trail Day. Las AMI
Aug is,-Fsrm.r.' Fair a, ESw'ss .,.
Sept. 2-s-Annuai Harvest Festival at
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Sept. i-i.@MSrssn Co. Fair. Fort Nor
Sept i-s.-Larimsr County Fair. Love-
Sept s;s.-ssdgwick County Fair at
SEPT. sMKiewa County Fair =, E.a.,
Sept: s-l1.-Routt County Fair at Hay
Sept s-ii.-crowiey Co. Fair. Sugar
ss ggS.s.nh. W:ii:." Count, Fair at
s ssDs i9IsuEsr Day; snE1 vac; city Pueblo
sept 2i-2a:-inter-Co Fair anu hAes
SEPT. :s .ss-wsstsr a's slop. Fair. Mont.
Sept as-s5.-Monte.uma Co. Fair at
s:SS 1885, Gene ss e ss ss ri.
OCT i i,s@aaa sRT'nt County Fair =.
Oct. s"s.mcoio.-N. Mex. Fair at pu-
f Iss.n. cs ss p.n 2: North
Brush is to have 10000 Carnegie
library.
The Parish warehouse 1t Marble
was destroyed by fire.
There will be no county fair at
Grand Junction this fall.
Grand Junction unions are planning
fof a big Labor Day celebration.
A lodge Of United Commercial Trav-
eiers Il to be established at Grand
Junction.
More than 100000 is invested in the
sheep-feeding industry In the Mama
nola district Of Otero county.
An cstate valued at $4,000 was left
by the late Samuel T. Brown. Trini-
dad pioneer who died recently In Den
yer.
Ornamental lighting. similar TO that
on Eighteenth street. will be placed
around the new Denver postotfice
building.
The mother Of the first white boy
born In Denver died at st. Joseph's
hospital. She was Mrs. Anna N. Tai
bot, scventy-eight years old. 81
Glenwood's 1914 Straw berry festival
has passed into history, but It will be
rem6sRbersa - tie -sseSA -ssnccessful
event of the kind ever held in that
city. stg
The funeral of Alvin F. Cool of Den
yer. who ended his life at the age OF
eighty-nine, because he was tired OF
living, was held from the home Of Orr
Legge.
Raymond Bartz. Nina Bartz, Elwood
Cooper and Ruth Iayborn were seri-
ously injured at Windsor when dog
became entangled in an auto which
they were riding, causing the machine
to turn turtle.
The police Of Pueblo were requested
to intercept a band Of sypsies, en- route
from Florence in the belief that mem.
bers of the band may be able to throw
some light on the mysterious disap-
pearance Of nine-year-old Mary Stau-
ker. @Rs @
Little Dan Cupid, time-honored cap
tain Of the good ship "Matrimony."
launched 1923 June brides and their
June husbands on the oft-troubled sea
Of life the past month in Denver. Dan
was busy little man all month and
by careful management. succeeded In
passing his record oflast year. which
was 1927.
A motion to quash all indictments
found by the grand jury a month ago
as a result Of the assault of strikers
on the Hecla mine. April n and 2s,
was filed in the District Court at Boul-
der by attorneys for the thirty-nine
strikers indicted on charges Of first
degree murder and conspiracy to com.
NIT murder.
Officers Of the Law and Order
League, an organization OF women
formed shortly after Governor Am
mons Lad appealed to President VIII
son for federal troops for duty in the
coal strike districts. positively an
ncunced that the league will not, un-
der my circumstances, indorse the
candidacy Of any person for any pub
lie office. :.
Everett Lyle. the young man who
committed a murderous assault on
Ellis Slack near Austin. was appre-
hended at the Porter ranch on Tongue
creek after he had made an unsuccess-
full effort to get across Grand Mesa.
He was taken to Delta and District
Judge Black heard his plea Of guilty
and sentenced him to not less than
three nor more than five years in the
state penitentiary at Canon City.