Denver labor bulletin., 1915-04-24
TOLD IN A
FEW LINES

John McI4ennan. president of District
ID, l. NJ w. A. and the State Fed
eration of Labor. Is in Trinidad attend
ing the trial OF John r. Lawson. Nc
Lehman is the only officer OF the miners
who has not been indicted for murder"
Copies OF the new workmep's compen-
sation law, industrial relations act and
law governing insurance, have been
printed in pamphlet form by Secretary
of state John +. Ramer which may be
secured by those interested.
Regular meeting of the Denver Trades
and labor Assembly tomorrow afternoon
in Painters Union hall. 1856 Champa
street 4 thirty minutes debate on the
proposed single tax amendment i sched
uled 70 begin at $3.50 o'clock. Members
OF all labor unions are admitted.
:. J.. Oplinger of the Red Front Shoe
Repair shop, 1914 Champa street, in
sists that safety first" Is attained by
having repair work done in time. He was
pas-in out some novel advertising cards
to this effect during the past week. La
bel ui the Boot and Shoe Workers Tn
ron nh every JOB.
Edward kennedy. blacksmith at
14li Twentieth street. reported to the
pole that he was robbed Wednesday
night Of diamonds and jewelry valued at
$50 and - in money. He told the po-
liee be- lost gold watch valued at s5j.
a diamond locket worth s325. a diamond
stick pin worth slso and - in silver.
live thousand weapons seized from
union miners, guards, operators EN-
ployes and private citizens during the
Colorado coal strike by federal soldier.
ar, 10 he returned to their owners On
order from Secretary of War Garrison,
Colonel getty OF Fort Logan ordered re-
distribution of the guns, which WAS be-
giu this week.
a. D. Lewis. president of the A T..
IeUi- q Son Dry Goods company. and
Otin Thum. have been elected directors
Of the tourist bureau OF the Denver
Convention association. Lewis represents
the rstail stores OF the city. The cam
pai-H viii consist OF educating employees
OF rra hotels, department stores. thea
ter factories the school children and
III, travelling ~alesmen OF the city a, to
th' scenic attractions OF Colorado.
Tomorrow has been >et apart by the
DeHyaT Ministerial alliance a. memo
rial dJv in honor OF Fanny Crosby. the
blind writer of gospel hymns. who died
la; February at the age OF - wears
/ Shc had written over 5000 gospel hymns.
[ Thr contributions collected at these ser
Z NC win 20 to aid the home for adult
Z blind. 1916 BanDock street The home
care- Tor fourteen inmates.
The Denver Manufacturers association
( ha. removed its offices from the Foster
bnlding TO the Chamber OF Commerce
building ON MAY it will take over the
/ esi.ibit rooms on the ground floor OF the
building. formerly managed by the
Chamber of Commerce through its great.
er Colorado bureau Arrangements al
ready have been made for the instaIla.
ton OF extensive additional exhibits.
William :. llifi of Denver. and Charles
F. Tew OF Greeley. both millionaires
Wcre arrested Mo>iay by government Of
ficials. following indictments returned
hv the Chicago grand jury a week ago
Charging them. together with Samuel II.
Shields, another Denver millionaire. and
, 'corge II. Osborne OF Cheyenne. Wyo.,
With using the mails to defraud in the
ale OF S5.oooOo0 worth OF stock OF the
GrecleyPoudrc irrigation project.
The Union News company OF New
\ ork has succeeded Rarkalow Brothers
{ n the dining room, news stand and 9th
az similar concessions at the union sta
ton. Officials OF the company say they
viii eNpend >2O,0oo in fitting up the
lining room. They will also have charge
of the checking room and soda fountain.
he Union News company has assured
the Denver Manufacturers association
that they will employ Colorado labor and
Colorado articles in fitting up their con-
cessions here. This i their only inter
cst west of Chicago.