The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-15

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Oss~s zee CssssoG Esesss-
Oct S-Novl-rentA annual Dog SHOW
at Denver.
Coau0bas Day vas Observed h .
auaber of Csaorado eitiss.
TelisriAe had . Snowfall oe about
two inches oas resent night.
TIE site for Rocky ForA's ssv
aeaa1esy has bsen selected.
BsslAer county Socialists filed their
ticket With the county clerk by petit
tteo.
Secretary Of the Interior Franklin
X. LA.s vill speak 1t Grand Junction
Octebss 1s.
Tbe Wonen's Club Il Denver has
placed its Official seal of approval
uDoa the new dances Of the day.
Prssideat and Mrs. Farrand gave .
reception to all the students Of the
University Of Colorado 1t Boulder.
-Four blooded greyhound puppies. all
raised In Denver. carried off honors In
the national futurtty for dogs. run 1t
Wynore. Wyo.
The hand Of the University Of Colo
eaAo now consists Of twenty-five
pieces. under the direction Of Harry
Fowler and the Management Of Norrts
rritchman.
Fort Collins city authorities. through
Chief Of Police Baker. notified all soft
drink establishments that within one
week they must cease the sale oe all
imitation beers.
Mrs. Emma T. Krueger was declared
the nghtful owner Of eighty acres of
land adjoining Loveland BY United
States District Judge John A. Riner.
citing in Denver.
Sixty farmers Of the modern kind
assembled in the House Of Represen.
tatives In Denver. and between them.
bought 1880 acres Of school land at .
total price Of 100000.
Increased travel between Pueblo and
'Alamosa has prompted the Denver 4
Rio Grande railroad to add another
sleeper to their night passenger
trains in each direction.
A bequest Of 81 900 will b. received
BY the National Jewish Hospital for
Consumptives In Denver. according to
the will of the late Jacob Strauss.
wealthy merchant Of Lgooier. Ind.
Edward ]. Sullivan. who formerly At
tended the University OF Colorado at
Boulder. was married At Ell Paso. Tex.,
to Miss Fax Estslla Creel, . member
OF one Of the wealthiest families in
Mexico.
One hundred and fifty miners were
driven from their posts in the Snug
Vler mine at Aspen when . fire which
had smoldered In the property for
twenty years suddenly developed into
volcanolike ferocity.
The Daughters Of Colombo will en-
terrain the Pioneer Ladies' Aid 10
ctety. the Territorial Daughters and
the Sons OF Colorado At 4 campfire
evening at the home Of Miss Gertrude
Allen In Denver, Oct II.
Efficiency in health. seeking, IL the
| program of the Health-Seekers' Bureau
OF the Denver Visiting Nurse Associa-
ton. II teaches the newcomers how
to make the best use Of their time and
money. 10 as to gain actual be0efit
from Colorado's climate.
Joseph A. Thatcher treasurer Of the
Colorado Red Cross, has forwarded to
the national treasurer Of the Red
Cross in Washington $s.s25.65 to BE-
used in the relief Of suffering and
wounded European soldiers and their
families. regardless Of nationality.
Efforts BY the postoffice inspectors
office and officials Of the Ell Paso Con.
solidated Gold Mining Company to
trace $4,000 worth Of the company's
pay checks. which disappeared mystic
rious'y from the company's postoffice
box At Victor Friday morning, proved
futile Saturday. Payment on the
checks has been stopped.
George W. knight, traffic manager
Of the Western Fruit Jobbers' Associa-
tion, estimates that the potato grow.
ers Of Colorado are ahead 500, 900 by
the suspension for this season OF the
Department Of Agriculture regulation
making 1t obligatory ON shippers to
Label their sacks and give the net
weight Of sacks or other package.
The Department Of the Interior has
come to the rescue Of the homestead
and desert entryman who. through NO
fault Of his own, has in the past been
forced to abandon his place to make
q living elsewhere or because Of other
circumstances over which he had no
control. The act approved Sept. per
mits him to file again upon proper
showing.
Though fifty-thrss out of seventy.
one Of the leading cities OF the United
States show decreases In the value OF
building permits issued during Sep.
tember, 1914. compared with 1919. Den
veE. with 4 total Increase OF 941 pe.
cent. stood second in the list of the
eighteen cities which recorded eains,
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