Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-29
TOLD IN A
FEW LINES

FEW LINES |
The summer bathing season in Denver
viii open Sunday at the Washington and
Berkeley park bathing beaches. Reno
walton OF the bathing pavilions has been
under way in anticipation OF large
crowds
! Chairman Edward J. Hines has called
a meeting Of the Trades and Labor As
sembly Labor Day Committee for tomor-
row tNundayl morning at 10 o'clock in
the Building Trades club. Active work
in preparing for the big annual celebra-
| tion viii be put under way.
Application for receiver for the Dem
yer City Tramway company was made
in the district court Monday by Finance
Commissioner Clair j. Pitcher. following
his unsuccessful attempt last week to
sell the company for 1867 1908 in delin-
quent taxes.
Mrs Sarah +. Wolsey. Colorado pioneer
and mother OF the first white child born
in Denver. died Tuesday at Grand juno
tion. She was SO years of age. Mrs
Wolsey- eldest daughter, Mrs. Auraria
Bell Barnes. wife OF j. NJ. Barnes. lives
at 345t Madison street.
Ben liaif OF the Royal restaurant on
Curtis street. left Wednesday for Colum-
| bus. Ohio to attend the national con-
vention OF the B'nai Birth and will 20
from there to Boston, returning in about
two weeks with his wife, who il visit
! ing relatives in the East.
Authoritative information was received
from Washington this week declaring
Denver new marble palace federal
building on Eighteenth street between
Stout and California streets would be
opened and occupied December l of the
present wear.
Aiter am absence from the pulpit OF
nearly ten years, Alexander Henry. clerk
in the Denver postoffice and former pas
tor Of rhr First New church. Twenty
fifth avenue and Ogden street. went be
fore lu- old congregation last Sunday
aud preached a sermon on A Present
Conditu Hrd a Future Prospect"
The official and legal fishing season
for trout m streams and axes OF Colo
RADIO opened Tuesday and a. a result
there I.- been an exodus Of lsaak Wal
tons from Denver this week Fish trains
have ts.u installed on all railroads going
into tla mountains
Mr. Mary Peake. International presi-
dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the In
tcrnat 0uIl Association of Machini,t,.
made d brief address at the Trades and
Labor Assembly meeting last Sunday.
urging all workers to join in protesting
the La Auimas county methods of court
procedurc and verdict against John r.
Lawson
A jury entirely OF women. for the
+ first Time in Colorado's history. was i'm
pai-ied by Judge Lindsey ia juvenile
eonrt late Monday to help decide the
pun shmeni of seven boys accused OF mis-
( tre1ting ld-year-old girl The boys
"crr found guilty and with the jury'>
r'vnnmendations were placed on proba-
tlon. with threat OF punishment if
'ltr' do not behave in the future
Tie supreme court OF Colorado j.
Pufu'e'ily asked Ia declare clubs whether
cnnT 0sed of rich men or working men.
-NNINct TO MUNICIPAL license rcgufati ton
2 in Tie sale of liquor by District Attorney
Rush and Wayne c. Williams. formerly
ASSISTANT district attorney. in a brief
wugi they filed with the tribunal Mon
day in the ease involving the Denver
club the Denver Athletic club and the
luHrrsity club of Denver
tNaminations for positions of teach
er, nd directors in the city Fairgrounds
wer held saturday i'm the East side
high school. Forty-eight persons. mostly
Women. took the EXAMINATIONS Most OF
the applicants We're membrrs of ;he play
ground classes at the University Of Colo-
rado and the Denver university Dcuicr
rmr.oNs forty-two playground instruct.
or The playground season opens in
leuyer June 10.
tor In some way the plates -hiftc,l and
caught their hands underneath while
/ trl = To prevent drop to the floor
Both suffered mashed fingers. but luck
Ill bones were broken and they were
ah.e to rcPort for duty in a day or two.
>t Joseph. Mo-. l. now a 100 per cent
un"n town. geographically. The Stock
Van Journal for Twenty-Five wears
+ mon. Iminn has come min H.. fold