The Elbert County tribune., 1915-05-14

"Nae ,, e,is;,-Stra"p perry Days Gieh-
June Is-Juiy z-coiorado Fair and
Raoing Associat.on at Denver
Dry Farming Congress at Denver
Colorado Fair Dates for 1915.
A9E ds-2o-Isiand Grove Driving Club.
Aug; 24s7,-Bent County Fair Associ-
Aug. z5-2T-Fori Collins Racing Asso-
ctatlou. Fort Collins
AuS: u Sept. S;--Arkansas Valley FAR
Aug. si-sept. s.NLsrimer County Fair
sept. 7-IO.-Crowiey County Fair As
s9ciation. Sugar City.
sept -l0.-St yrain Valley Fair As
socistion. Longmont
Sept, -1s;-Colorado state Fair Asso-
cia tion. Pueblo
FAR Association. Trinidad
oct. 2-9--Colorado Agricultural Fan
The jitney busses gave up the ship
1t Pueblo
Mrs. Anna Mellicker. "A, was burned
to death at her home in Pueblo.
George w. Alexander. fifty-eight, a
iormer lumberman of Denver, died in
The county hospital from paralysis.
State Auditor Mulnix has appointed
]. w. d. Stovall of Colorado Springs
building and loan inspector in his
office.
When the Liberty bell is received
In Denver early in July, an effort
will be made to make it possible for
h avery school child in the city to view
II.
The threatened strike OF plasterers
In Denver has been postponed for nine
dnripo xxh f.h ba
tractors will consider the demands of
che union.
LindoD w. Bates. Jr., son of Lindon
w. Bates of New York and nephew
of DR.. Mary Bates of Denver, is re-
ported among the missing passengers
Of the Lusitania
A search is being made for the rela-
tives of Mrs. Della Farrell, who is in
st. Joseph's hospital in Denver at the
point of death. She is suffering from
cerebral meningitis.
The Denver Trades and Labor AS
:. sembly wired to President Wilson a
copy of resolutions adopted which say
that labor does not, want war with
Germany or any other country
That nation is in bad way whose
homes prefer poodles to babies" said
the Rev. Ernest Neal Orr in his Moth.
er's day sermon in the First United
Presbyterian church in Denver
Congressman Charles B. Undertake
of Sterling, representing the Second
congressional district of Colorado, is
recovering from an operation of
serious nature at Beatrice. Neb.
Approximately so per cent of the
freight rates on coal in Colorado are
reduced in decision in the coal rates
case. affecting all railroads in the
state, handed down by the State Pub
lie Utilities Commission
Charles Irving, twenty-eight, Gold
en- Cycle employe, died in the Red
Cross hospital at Victor of burns re-
ceived when he accidentally stepped
on wire charged with $4,000 volts
of electricity.
Edward l.. Seiwald. confessed part
ner of Oscar Cook in the shooting of
Patrolman Mcpherson and Andrew J.
Lloyd in March, 1912. was sentenced
to life Imprisonment in the West Side
Court in Denver.
ment to the Colorado tax commission
was announced by Governor Carlson
took the oath OF office and assumed
his duties. He succeeds ]. Frank
Adams.
The sum OF sS50O0O to be spent by
the United States reclamation service
will go directly into the pockets of
Grand valley farmers who are to be
employed in constructing laterals on
the High Line canal project
Motherhood the greatest of all
gifts to womankind. was honored in
all the churches in Denver, regardless
of creed. Music. sermons and let
ters were sung, preached and dedi-
Gated to the mothers of the world.
An estate estimated to be worth be-
tween 100000 and s6500OO was left
by the late Rodney Curtis, pioneer
Denver real estate man and one of
the founders of the Denver Tramway
Company. who died in San Diego. Cal,
April 26.
Mrs. Harry Bellamy, formerly Miss
Fredericka LeFeyre, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Owen LeFevre and a
member of Denyer's smart set, is
mother of a nine-pound baby daugh-
ter brought into the world under the
Twilight Sleep method.
The report from England that $780,
900 in gold collected in the United
States for the Belgian Red Cross fund
by Nine. Marie De Page went down
with her in the destruction of the
|, Lusitiania is not believed by Jean
Magnolet, Belgian consul in Denver,
who helped collect the amount raised