Denver labor bulletin., 1915-10-30

Rockefeller can barrel of oil. Jack
ratified off barrel of Ben Davis apples
among the Post chapel boys this week
which netted him some $50. Webb Bur-
rows. proofreader, won the prize.
The Denver vote on the four refer
endum propositions was as follows:
Proposition No /, for 1856, against III;
No. 2, for 26l, against 40; No. 3, for
l5sj, against las; No. 3, for 1876, against
lis.
Miss Blanche Theimer, operator ON the
Post, has been confined to her home this
week on account of sickness.
Byrd Wilson of the Post chapel says
it looks rather strange to him, that
after playing No. 4 in the pool for l04
consecutive weeks and then giving it up,
that Billy Collins, who takes up the
number and runs the pool should win
| with it the very first week.
L. +. Templeton, a rancher of Tomechi
valley, with whom NJ. o. Hutter and
+. A Swan have spent vacation periods
fishing and hunting, paid these two
printermen visit this week and was
shown a good time by them. They say
il will be hard to rcciproeate for the
many courtesies shown them by Mr..
Templeton during their vacations in the
valley.
Merrill Fish, operator on the News, il
back on the job after a protraeted sick
ness OF several weeks.
Neil Adams and Ben Tampin of the
Post chapel recently visited the Interna-
tional Farm and Products exposition and
amused themselves by throwing rings
around ducks necks, at which sport"
they become so expert that they won
| ali the ducks. This week they gave n
duck feed at Ben's home. to which
a number OF their friends We're invited.
W. p Guild and family have moved
/ into a beautiful home at 29i2 Vine
street They formerly occupied apart
/ mcnts at the Princess on Logan street.
spent few days at hi. ranch this
/ week
Walter nm. we'll known To- the print
err OF Denver. having learned hi~ trade
7 on the News. and Miss Tighe. of this
/ city. we're married last Wednesday. Mr..
I'm il nov travelling salesman aud
is son af ~Pud7 Hill. who died some
YEAR ago.
T. u. Hover has resigned a. assistant
I foreman OF the Post ad. room and has
accepted the position Of advertising man
/ with the American Furniture company.
The friends OF Roy II. Mantle. who
learned to operator n machine on the
old Denver TImc- aud was also ON the
staff- of the Times and Republican,
/ viii he glad TO learn Of his success in
the dramsie world. He Is NOW dramatic
critic Of the New York Evening Mail
Roy Mantle and Harvey Garman. owner
OF the Bulletin were boon companions
! for wears in Denver. Mr.. Mantle has
written moving picture play entitled
How Molly Made Good" and is 80 good
that twelve of Broadway's most talented
starr were engaged to present it. The
al. star cast includes Henrietta Cro-man,
Julian Etyng-. Lulu Glascr, Cyril Scott,
Robert Edeson. May fohesnn. Julia
Dean. Leo Ditriehstein. Mabel fcnton and
Charlie. '. Ros-. The scene il laid IN
the office oi the New York Tribune,
the heroine being newspaper woman
and according to the New York critics,
no one ever saw more thrills in one
picture.
Thirty" Carlin has departed for
Butte. Mont
Miss :. y. Biddlccom. formerly an
operator on the old Republican. has just
returned from extended trip to Cali
fornin and the northwest. having visited