Denver labor bulletin., 1915-07-03
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

place. Nothing sensational u expected
| to develop, but it will be worth while
for all members who have not made
fishing engn gcments to attend. Neither
will will there be horse racing at Over
land park to attract the sports away.
Miss F. + Murphy and Web Burrows
of the Post proof room pooled their
money Monday and made killing on
Little Marchmont, winner OF the second
race. The mutuels On this rae rsii
$3.50 straight. sl2G0 place and s7.6O
show Miss Murphy and Burrows had
bunch and played clear across the row,
netting sufficient money to pay vaca-
tion expenses.
Sporting members of the Post chapel
made up a pot of s32 TO bet on the
derby at Overland last Saturday and
placed it ON all the horses in the race.
When Stolen Ante came home a winner
they cleaned up 30 cents profit ON the
venture.
Ellis Gregg of the Post chapel LETT for
his ranch this week to round up several
head of livestock and make n profitable
needed shipment to the Denver market.
William T. Cunningham was elected
chairman of the News chapel Tuesday
evening without opposition. Such an
event is almost unprecedented. as the
News boys have heretofore always had
lively scrap over chairmanship honors.
Ralph Caylor is the retiring daddy of the
chapel.
Fred C. Miller is still confined in the
County hospital. where he was taken last
week after being run into by an auto
truck at Fourteenth and California. Ply
sicians refused to consent to his being
taken home until dislocated shoulder
could be set and his smashed nose prop
erly treated 1t may be two or thnee
weeks before he can leave the ho-Ditll
Tuesday. while Mrs. Miller was at h.
hospital with her husband. burglars on
tered their home at - Downing street
and took money and iewrlry valued at
over 500. including A so gold watch
Miller had given hi wife IT ,he time
Of their marriage.
William a. Collins. copy chopper on
the Post. sold his Residence al go south
Emerson last weel, for - 0c0 cash money
and has moved to 423 Fast Cedar The
races at Overland arc not charged with
being responsible for the sale Bin j.
not losing Camester.
p Petsch. a gardener living in Uni
versity park. brother Of Art Pet-ch.
linotype operator at The Bulletin office.
had miraculous escape from death
Monday evening when his buggy was
iammcd to splinters by an automobile
near the west approach OF the Four
teeuth street viaduct. Petsch alighted on
his head and was knocked unconscious.
but no bones were broken. He was
conveyed TO hospital, where his bruises
were treated.
-Four hundred members OF the National
Editorial association. accompanied by
their wives and friends. en- route to the
annual convention in San Francisco.
stopped over In Colorado Springs last
Friday and visited the Union Printers
Home in body. They were escorted
through the grounds and buildings and
expressed surprise and delight at tine
magnificent manner in which the uniol
printers carc for aged and INDECENT
members.
Charlie Carter. who has been cmrloved
a. foreman on the Brighton Blade. over
in Adams county FOR the pas; wear. WAS
in Denver this week and cal!c,i at The
Bulletin office TO renew his Sab-c-ipsion
TO -ihe best and cleanest labor naper o,,
earth, a. he Expresses it
\, the Union Printers Homes fiist
outing last week in South Cheyenne
canon aud the Seven Falls. many fancy.
20 the winners and losers in the burro
races, the pic and eracker-eating contest.
for peanut rolling. and the ladies thread
ed the needle. The various sports were
well enjoyed. \ box Of cigcrs and pipes
were donated by the Osborn Cigar com
pany.
Mrs. Grace Kennedy, former copy
holder FOR Billy Nelson. head proofreader
ON the Post. is now leading lady in the
movies for a new Denver producer. the
Columbia Moving Picture company. She
has appeared in number of Denver
Daily Events" pictures shown at local
houses and made distinct hit - the
winning Jockey in specially staged
race at Overland. Mrs. keunedy'-
friends believe she will make a splendid
career in picture plays Her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stonehack Of
Bristol. Pa. came to Denver this week
to have a first hand observation of how
wei their daughter is adapting herself
to the part Of playing The heroine in the
silent drama.
Harvey +. Garman. wife and son. ar
rived in Los Angeles last Saturday, hav-
ing negotiated the long Journey from
Denver in two weeks with an Overland
auto without mishap of any kind. The
C. NJ. reports pleasant trip. having
spent several days in viewing the won.
dcrs of the Grand Canon in Arizona
Garman will attend the Elks' reunion
and !. 7. L. convention. both in Los
Angeles. and visit the Panama Pacific
exposition in San Francisco before start
ing on the return iauut by northern
route.
Hale and hearty for man of his
years, Robert g. Thompson ot Denver
Typographical Union No. 40. although
he will b.. SS Ncars nli nnNf Drtnhnr