Denver labor bulletin., 1915-07-17

remain there for several weeks. Harvey
is supposed to be in a state OF abnormal
bliss this week during the Elks' re-
union IN the Angel city. as no one in
Denver has heard from him.
Ed. Card. night foreman on the Post,
has an idea he is some Izaak Walton,
but there are those who doubt. Last
week he was one of a party going to
Bowie lake on an angling expedition.
In order to establish a record, Ed. used
one line and two hooks, 1919 inches
apart Getting the signal, he began to
wind his reel, which proceeded cautious
ly until an s-ounce bass on the top hook
reached the surface, but could pull no
further. That's sure some fish ] got
hooked''' exclaimed Ed as his ewes
popped like half moons in the excite
ment. Then the line was pulled to the
other side of the rowboat and another
member OF the party loosened an s-pound
German carp from the bottom hook.
Who'd thought such little fish had
so much strength" questioned Ed. as he
fondled his finny triumph
Galley" Holmes. linotype operator at
the Western Newspaper Union, i the
proud daddy of nine pound girl, which
the -tork brought to his home Thursday
morning Mother and daughter are do
ing nicely and papa was able to pass
around the cigars.
Clarence :. Breugger and A. J. Bea ar
riVed u Denver q few DAYS ago en-
routs from New York to san Francisco.
each u0riiug a couple OF shifts on the
Post Breugger t. the chap who ac-
com pam ed Leo CuthbertsOn OF Denver
on printing tour OF Europe which was
cut short BY outbreak OF the war and
wa the cause OF their being arrested
as German spies ia England and Ireland
thres times by reason OF his Teuton
nam
Nllm l. Reilly OF Colorado Springs
TypaEra phicsl Union No. - has received
motto of his appointment a. assistant
TO Secretary John ". Hays at the Los
AngeIes l. T. L. convention.
NJ e.. Yates has arrived in town from
Siberian and Cheyenne on the north and
has biz -lip mp on the Post.
O. J. Smith. president of the Smith
Broos- Printing company, gave ban
quei Monday night at the Brown Palace
hotsl complimentary to the officers of
the Colorado Pioneer Printers. 1t was
delithtful affair and "Yank- resumed
lis priui-day youth in the joy OF fel-
lowship with the boys of the good old
days
James ]. Murray. remembered by
many Denver typos as The Possum.
writes from Joplin. Mo. that he has re-
Gently been hitting all the high places
along the Missouri river, but finds the
crop OF open- handed and big-hearted
Pirates" OF other days getting mighty
scarce
John Paul Walsh. well known in Den
yer. but located in ST Louis for some
time. writes friends here of the arrival
by stork route. of John Paul. jr This
l. The second addition to the population
OF st Louis contributed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walsh.
Kid Shields writes from Chicago that
former l. T. L. President W. b. Pres
cott is still confined in 4 hospital from
a stroke of paralysis he suffered some
two months ago His left arm and leg
arc useless. but his mental faculties are
perfectly normal. II will probably be
long time before Prescott Is able to
rc-lIme his duties in the !. T. L. technie-
al trade school.
IL. Herbert Steele, of several places in
these United States. but more psrtieu-
larlv OF Denver. has arrived in Portland
with salt Lake City travelling card.
aud probably will sub on the Oregonian.
Nlr Steele i well known to old Port
land printers. having been here in 1855
and again in lSs. He i known to all
Denver printers. including Al Lind
ugist and Bob Fiseher-Portland Labor