The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-01-28
WEEKS EVENTS
COLORADO

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chapmion baby at the Denver show
Robert Burns birthday was apprO
priately celebrated by Denver Scots
1 II cost the dog owners of Denver
$9,346 In 1914 for city licenses for their
pets.
Thomas Chamberlain. seventy-three
years old. a pioneer of Denver. com
mitted suicide by hanging himself.
The National Beekeepers' Associa-
tion will hold its annual convention
In Denver. Feb. 16. II and 1s
Because her husband. Eugene II.
Lee. desired no children In his home,
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Lee Of Denver
brought suit for divorce.
An estate estimated at 100000 was
left by the late Robert II. Beggs. pio-
neer business man and philanthropist
CT Denver. Pueblo and Salida.
An estate valued at approximately
100000 was left by Mrs. Anna w.
Jacobson. pioneer Denver woman and
philantropist. who died Jan. 1S.
The jubilee siege of the Salvation
Army, which represents fifty years Of
Salvation Army work, was observed
In Denver at the Salvation Army hall.
Denver's twelfth annual horse
show. the greatest in the history of
the west, came to q close Saturday
night in blazing whirl Of fun and
frolic.
Governor Carlson raised the embargo
In Colorado on the shipment of arms
and ammunition. since the causes
which made such restrictions neces-
sary do not further exist.
The eugenics marriage bill intro
duced in the legislature by Represen-
tative F.. E. Wallace of Pueblo, will
not have the united support OF the
ministers and club women.
H. J. Kruse, u years old. father of
Representative J. J. Kruse Of Elbert
county, and member of the First Gen
eral Assembly of Colorado, was visi-
tor and guest Of the House.
The Colorado law regulating the
practice of optometry was indorsed
by Governor Carlson, who sent a per.
sonal message to the state convention
of Optometrists, in session in Den
yer.
The appointment Of the Rev. Father
NJ. F. Callahan of Durango as rector
of the Annunciation parish to succeed
Mgr. Brady. who resigned last Christ
mas day. was made known in Den.
yer.
Mrs. William Joyner of Denver will
be member Of President Wilson's Of
ficial party when the nations chief
executive goes through the Panama
canal to the San Francisco, exposi-
tion.
Jesse Whitman of Saint 10, Tex,
who followed his wife, Nellie Whit.
man, to Denver after she left home,
was arrested by Denver detectives
and held at the city jail pending an
Investigation.
Clint c. Houston, member of Typo.
graphical Union No. 40 and well
known labor leader, was elected pres
ident of the Trades and Labor As.
sembly for 1915 at the organization's .
annual election in Denver, Sunday.
In an advertising campaign to build
up the state, a placard placed in Den
yer street cars bearing the following:
Buy Colorado-made goods; it will help
put men and women to work; 1t will
help build Colorado" is being used.
Powerful acid, believed to have
been sulphuric, was thrown into the
face of Mrs. Bertha Lottamoser,
thirty-seven years old, proprietress OF
the Plaza hotel cafe in Denver, by a
masked man. 1t may cost the sight
of her right eye and permanent face
Disagreement.
Joseph Bury, thirty-nine years old,
of Denver was found unconscious in
the bed Of Cherry creek at Speer
boulevard and Bannock street. He
had fallen into the creek and was un-
able to get out. His feet were badly
frozen and his face and body were
bruised from the fall.
The lowest temperature recorded in
the Breckenridge section of the state
this winter occurred at 2 o'clock Sat.
urday morning, when the Brecken.
ridge official thermometer sank to 80
degrees below zero. That is prob
ably the lowest mark for the entire
state since the first Of the year.
Mrs. w. r. King, chaplain of the
Colorado chapter of the D. A. R. and
mother-in-law of Gen. Irving Hale
dropped dead at her home in Denver
Mrs. King was the daughter, sister
and wife Of soldiers and her five
daughters married army officers
She was the widow of the late Col
w. r. King of the engineering corps
of the United States army and daugh
ter of the late Gen. Israel Carl Wood
ruff of the same department of the
army, who was a distinguished vet
eran of the Civil War.