Denver labor bulletin., 1915-03-27
1a< General Managers Corner


For Commissioner of Social Welfare num-
ber of names have been put out. Up to date the
only one who has really declared himself to me
has been DIR. w. H. Sharpley, head of the county
hospital former state senator and for eight yySN1
commissioner of health. He is we'll knownzftt
popular and would make good race. DIR. Il LIE
Williams DR.. H. H. Martin, Dr. Oscar
Hayes and numerous other kinds and Assessments
of doctors are giving the place several careful
once overs and it is pretty safe bet that the
list of entries, before the finish, viii read like
the board Of some charitable hospital. They all
look upon It as their own meat wa the health ana
coroner's duties. The ladies, both doctors and
non are getting ready to declare themselves IN on
this persmmon, and some of the prominent ones
in politics and club work, etc, according to how
views it, are estimating the Easter candidate
cloth with view of cutting into the race II
they could all agree one candidate, who would
be free from factional fights they could pot all
men aspirants into the discard. But why speak Of
miracles AS for me, don't know whether
not 1 would relish being sat upon by female
coroner or not, if the occasion demanded. How
ever, there are lots OF villianous men who would
try it once, anyway.
Talk is heard that the Republican and Demo-
crat organizations, such, are going to try and
keep out multiplicity OF candidates and endeavor
to get together one man for Commissioner OF
Property and one for Commissioner of Social Well
fare. Should this happen it is quite probable they
could land their men. The named on such
deal are Greenlee and Sharpley. But il is long
ways to CO. yet. the Kaiser would say, If qies-
toned about the journey to Paris Warsaw.
1t is quite likely that il will not be necessary
to draft citizens of either sex to become candi-
dates even ii they not out in the open as yet
The frost is not fully out OF the ground and snow
flurres frequent enough to chill, il not frost
the early political bud, many 4 little bit
shy. Ii looks as If the common herd (the yoter)
is not taking great deal OF interest, though he
may get into action when the newspapers have
pet candidate to push or make fight one they
wish to slaughter. Some wise politicians seem 10
think at II Al trSf-rh rast
will be surprising One thing is certain, many
gentlemen and ladies who were to be in the
public eye as more or less heroes. far office
seeking is concerned, under the old days when the
News and Times were under different manage
ment, can't get away from the starting point in
these trying times, and one almost forgcts what
has become OF such patriots.
But quite period of time will expire before
the closing OF nominations and many a surprise
might be sprung in the way Of seekers after the
honor to serve the dear people at 50 much per
CHANGE OF MANAGERS.
Harry p. Story, who has been publicity agent
for the telephone company for some time, will
leave the service of the company the first Of the
self Mr. Story made many friends during his
connection with the company and all wish him
the fullest measure OF success in his new venture
and am sure he will. make good. as he is a
pleasant gentleman. He will be succeeded by J. r.
Cruenawalt, who formerly had charge Of the work
for the phone company, but who has been in Mon
tana and Utah with the company Of late. Mr.
Gruenawalt was very popular with those whom he
formerly did business and undoubtedly will be
welcomed back with favor
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KEEPING UP THE GOOD WORK
The Denver Manufacturers association is the
livest wire for the boosting of Denver in sub
stantial way that has blossomed in our city for
long time, and the work they are doing is bound
to result in great benefit President W. j. H.
Doran is constantly the job and never neglects
an opportunity to put the proposition in the right
light before the people Of the city. This week the
association started dollar out through Governor
Carlson that should make fine showing In
speaking OF his theory, President Doran xecenty
said
Since began buy Colorado goods
campaign, we have put extra cigar makers at
work in Denver. These are figures secured from
cigar manufacturers themselves. A cigarmakcr
who is steadily employed spends at least ST. 900 for
food, clothing amusements, and so on in the
course OF a year. This means that cooperation in
behalf OF Coorado-made cigars has added Srooooo
to the amount spent among the merchants OF Den
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There is no question but campaign continued
along the lines mapped out by the members of the
association will bring the right results. The mem
bers OF organized labor in strict harmony with
these principals and will do their share 10 push
the good work along.