Denver labor bulletin., 1915-07-17
Bdrtenders

Henry Berger put in his appearance
last Sunday night, but was too late TO
take part in the meeting. Come earlier
the next time, Henry.
John Decker was in town last week,
with broken shoulder blade, caused by
the overturning OF the automobile in
which he was riding. He was accompan-
led by "Skip" Parsons, the chief OF police
at Milliken, who received a fractured
| arm. Ed. Cunningham, the village
butcher, also fractured his arm. jeff
Herod, proprietor of the Antlers hotel at
Milliken, received fractured skull, and
| was taken to st. Joseph's hospital in
Denver, where he is improving slowly.
j. Z. Curley, who runs a restaurant in
Milliken, was the only one of the party
| not hurt, but was SO badly scared that
he ran all the way back to Milliken, n
| distance of nine mines, and told the peo-
pie there that he was the only one
thrown out of the automobile, and that
| the others had gone on to Denver to
have a good time. Amt it funny how
some people get SO scared, and what
| funny stories they will tell. The acct
| dent happened five miles north 6f Fort
Lupton, and was head-on collision. We
| do not know who was to blame, but you
had better be more careful the next
| time, boys.
Some of the bartenders were on tour
of inspection at City hall during the
past week. AL Wise inspected the roller
towel service but was informed that the
| jailor had his own private towel and
that he would not let any one use it,
even if they had no towel of their own.
| AL also learned that no one could 60 his
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he had Now he is thinking about intro
| ducing an ordinance in the city council
so that any one can sign his own bond.
Frank Shultz says there is no soap or
| comb for the use of prisoners, and that
one is forced to take an automobile and
| go to Washington park to take a bath;
| this is sure hard on the prisoners.
w. f. Brady and Terry Sullivan have
| learned that everyone confined in the
city Jail must appear before one of the
| police judges and pay for the ride they
| get in the city automobile, even though
they do pay taxes.
John Knops and w. +. House, who
work for Pete Imhof, have learned that
| il is wrong TO 90 in the place you are
working Sunday morning TO clean up.
| and that if you take a chance and do
|
costs. Amt it tough?
Percy Walters, president OF Local No,
! s, says he is not going to play the slot
machines any more, and that he does
not care to ride in an inclosed automo-
| bile.
T. J. Lott, better known as Chief
| ''Tse-Ne Cat" says if the boys would
attend to their business they would not
be forced to take these automobile
rides.
Word was received from William
Foley this week and he also sent pic.
ture OF himself and friends in an auto.
mobile on their way to Tijuana, Old
Mexico. I hope he does not get cap.
tured by the Mexicans and held for ran
som. Bill is sure to have good time,
as he has good chauffeur.
Arthur Sutor, who went to Salt Lake
City to invest in the gasoline business,
has returned. Did not invest, as he
found that Salt Lake is no place for a
man who has only one wife, for the
Mormons are in control.
Carl Lomax says he is always going TO
get up early in the morning, as the
early bird gets the worm. We wondcr
Charles Plumlee, the crack shot OF
Local NO. .. INTENDS 10 enter for the re-
volver championship OF the u. s., ms he
clamS he can hit something every shot.
Al Smith, tlr lovely boy of the
Chauffcurs' club, is the proud papa of n
bouncing baby boy. Congratulations,
Aldebcrt. Mother and son are doing
nicely.
Anyone having an over-supply OF tow
els please inform Henry Shevlin, would.
be custodian of the tower at the City
Jail, as one Of his patrons soiled his pri-
vate one the other night. Henry is
lucky 10 be drawing pension, and
should not get peeved so easily.
Don't fail to read Joe and Rusty's
startling ad in next weeks Bulletin. IL
will be humdinger.
Clyde Hackney of Cheyenne must be
very busy AZ some one would receive a
line from him otherwise Vas is, Clydcl
O'Keefe. the popular jeweier at 1927
Fifteenth street. has those beautiful
bride rings. Don't be afraid, boys.-Adv