The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-09-09

At Glenwood Springs.
sept. 17-Oct s.-International Dry
rArmIhg congress, Denver.
Oct z-s.-Fair and Race Meeting At
Oct. 1s.-Odd Fellows Annual State
convention at Colorado Springs.
Oiaths Is to have q new II. Z
church.
1t ID expected that beavers new
union depot will be completed by
Oct. l.
The Denver sheltering Home for
Jewish Children is ready to start
work - its new buildings.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the
WoodmeR of the World was cele-
brated It Lakeside park in Denver.
The clothing merchants of the state
have formed an organization called
the Colorado Retail Clothiers' Asso-
citation.
Seized with an attack of heart dis
ease, Ers. L. B. Well. "a, pioneer resi-
dent Of Denver, died while at work in
her kitchen.
Julian Latez, 2S years old, Mexi-
can. was found dead under the Twen-
tieth street viaduct at Delgany street
in Denver
Travel conditions are reported as
most favorable by Denver railroads.
which are now carrying more people
east than west.
The fair at Rocky Ford was one of
the best ever held, and the big crowd
present enjoyed $4,000 choice water
melons on Melon Day.
Approximately $4,000 will 60 to the
German and Austrian consuls for the
widows and orphans of soldiers killed
at the front from the volksfest held
in Denver.
Denver forestry officials report an
increase Of So per cent in the sale of
national forest timber In Colorado last
year over that of the preceding
twelve months.
William Chamberlain, mining man,
and Miss Eugenia A. Brueck, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Mary Brueck of Kansas
City, were married at the home OF
John w. Springer in Denver.
The third day of the Larimer Coun-
ance when more than $4,000 persons
entered the gates. OF this number a
large percentage came in automobiles.
Sept. 10 has been fixed as the date
on which the State Civil Service Com
mission will hear the charges pre-
ferred by Governor Carlson against
Harry w. Risle. for the removal of
the latter.
The s50-mile reliability and econ
omy automobile tour over Colorado,
which was to start from Denver Sept.
Z, has been changed to strictly So
ciability tour, and the starting time
has been moved up to Sept. ~.
THE briefs and pleadings in the
suit instituted by the Democratic
State Central Committee to oust ]. b.
Jeff Farr, sheriff, and other Repub-
lican office holders in Huerfano coun.
ty, were filed in the Supreme Court.
After passing large quantity of
counterfeit half dollars in the whole
sale district Of Denver during the last
three weeks, 1t is alleged, Martin Fay,
80 years old, has been arrested by
Goddard.
Prosperity in Denver is indicated by
the postal receipts for August The
increase over last year is shown by
the following figures, given out by
Postmaster Stapleton: August, 1914,
$114,90s.01; August, 1915, 1921, 1,ss2.so;
increase, $6,s74.29.
The duck season opened Sept 1, and
Miss Zelda Sherman, clerk of vital
statistics in the Denver bureau of
health, was the first Denverite, man
or woman, to bag the elusive water
fowl. Four ducks, three teal and
mallard, were her capture.
An unidentified Japanese man,
about 80 years old and believed to be
Moryashu Oshamo. large stockholder
in a Japanese importing company of
Denver, was killed by the Union Pa
cific Colorado limited about one mile
north of Brighton.
Subpoenas for witnesses not pre-
viously summoned and writs of at
tachment for persons who have al
ready been summoned and have re-
sued by the military board Of inquiry,
sitting at the State Capitol.
Radium water emanation will trans
form the therapeutics of the healing
art. reduce surgical operations by 80
per cent, produce cures now believed
impossible, and will be of inestimable
benefit in all diathetic diseases, ac
cording to statement of DR.. Charles
Gilbert Davis, eminent surgeon of Chi
cago, while in Denver
Commissioner of Property l.. c.
Greenlee of Denver found City For
ester B. A. Ayres guilty of drawing