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The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09
Grange Notes.

Darden Pomona Grange was
held at Littleton Saturday. The
Columblne grange made fine ar
rangoments to care for the 4OO
grangers present, which repre-
sent, d every grange in Jeffer-
son, Arapahoe ard Adams coun-
ties.
J. A. Van Gorden, Master Of
Bear Creek Valley Grange was
elected Master of Darden .Po-
mona, all the old officers were
reelected. One good thing the
grangels did was to take a pro-
grcssive view Of the railroads
situation in regard to Colorado
shippers, and demand a read
justment of certain discrimina-
tive freight rates.
'BiIly"Wertman's grange band
furnished the music and their
improvement in playing was no.
ticed by those wh) have kept
track of their progress,
The speech of Mr.. w. M. Vale
on the needs of National Health
Board with a mcnhor in the
Presidents cabinet, was greatly
appreciated and indorsCd by the
members present.
At 1870 they adjourned and
all voted Colum' ne grange the
best of enterta lers.
Westminste' is holding regu-
lar meetings With god attend
ance. The erary program is
one Of their chief drawing cards.
Wheat Ridge is going down the
line for establishment of the
parcels post and they hope that
the party in power will not hesi-
tate in providing some competi-
tion against the express COM
| anies.
If you want to srnd a sub5tan
cial Christmas Ircs"nt to Your
absent friend, one that will last
all the year and be a fresh wei
come visitor each week, send the
Arvada Enterprise. 1t will cost
you only one dollar for a whole
year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

For sale. Home Comfort
range, large size, $35. c. W.
Bragg. Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09
High School.

Musical program at the high
school building Friday evening,
December 10, 1910. Admission
Lee. Proceeds for the piano
fund.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09
Local and Personal.

Mrs. F. NJ. Rand of Denver
was in town Tuesday calling on
old friends.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

william H. Voight, brother of
Evangelist Noight, is here this
week posting the town with bills
which announce tlat he will
demonstrate the Allen Clan
Water hath again today friday
and tomorrow. He is agent for
the company. 1t is a fine arrange
nent. and can be used in any
room in the house. You should
sttp p in and see it, next door to
the jewelers.. 1t costs only Sc.
the whole outfit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

For saIc-lS Rhode Island Red
pullets. Geo. W. Martin.
For sale. a Home Comfort
range, large size, $35. c. W.
Bragg. Arvada.
J. R. Jones is having a five
room brick house luilt on his
acre tract on Grand View ave
nue..
For sale tat young geese.
Mrs. Wheeler. Mvlba Gardens.
Phone Arvada Gl.
Don't fai! to see those beautl-
ful carpets and rugs at Burton
& Chinn 5.
The town b. ard IS doing con-
sid rablc work at the cast end of
Ralstun avCLuc. 1t will be a
great help TO tie property owners
over there.
Small pigs for sale by T. c.
Sellman.
A two hors power gasoline en-
gine toI SIZE cheap. Call at the
Enterprise office.
Attorney G. W. Martin and
wife will leave Monday for their
home III TaunyrsviIlc. N. Y.
Wanted Heavy or light haul
ing by the Gay on by contract.
L. K. rruchald, Phone Arvada
21l or l.. o. box l14.
Strictly home made mince
meat ltc. Ib. Smith and Gray.
Furnished rooms for rent over
the store of Smith and Gray.
Enquire al the store or of Mrs.
J. S. Young.
C. W. McF'adden and family
with Mr.. Al d Mrs. Kennedy vis-
tied Miss iQuetle's Sunday.
For rent. A good house and
one acre OF land near the High
school, on Graudvicw avenue.
You can purchase the finest
candies Of | hCry the druggist.
Our merchants have made
great preparations for the Christ
mas trade. DO not disappoint
their faith by going to Denver to
shop. " hen YOU help your fel-
low tOWnsman you are helping
yourself and your town.
Strictly home made mince
meat, 10c. 10. Smith and Gray.
Take your shoe repairs to J. B.
JARVIS, Corner Wadsworth and
Grand View avenues.
Railroad Commissioner Staley
entertained at dinner Sunday his
parents who are now residents of
Arvada, and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
StaIey and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lenhart.
We will lay away any article
with a deposit. Arvada Jewelry
store.
Get the boys pair of our
dandy high top boots for Christ
mas. The Arvada Shoe store.
Lost Fountain pen. Leave at
Enterprise office and receive re-
ward.
Aid. H H. Bar Bart h went up to Ida
no Springs yesterday for the pur-
pose of seeking rehef from the
hot baths.
For sale Spring colt, will
make good draft horse. 4140
Xavier st. Denver.
Ihave no use for it and want
to trade a steel windmill and
tower for anything | can use.
What have you? Phone Ralston
1611. R. l. New ton.
For sale OF Lrdde for hay, one
nine year old horse. Phone Raj
ston l411.
Good Mich COW for sale. In
quire at Smith and Gray's.
High School.
Musical program at the high
school building Friday evening,
December l6, 1910. Admission
15c. Proceeds for the piano
fund.
william H. Voight, brother of
Evangelist Noilht, is here this
week posting the town with bills
which announce tlat he will
demonstrate the Allen Clan
Water hath again today friday
and tomorrow. He is agent for
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

Strictly home made mince
meat, l0c. lb. Smith and Gray.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

Don't fai! to see those beaut-
ful carpets and rugs at Burton
e. Chinn 5.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

For sale tat young geese.
Mrs. Wheeler. McIba Gardens.
Phone Arvada 81.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

For salc-lS Rhode Island Red
pullets. Geo. W. Martin.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

J. R. Jones is having a five
room brick house iuilt on his
acre tract on Grand View ave
nue..
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

Take your shoe repairs to J. B.
JARVIS, Corner WadsWorth and
Grand View avenues.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

A two hors1 power gasoline en-
gine tol aEIe cheap. Call at the
Enterprise office.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

Attorney &. W. Martin and
wife will leave Monday for their
home III Ianntrsvilc. N. Y.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

Wanted Heavy or light haul
ing by the DAY on by contract.
l.. K. rrIlchald, Phone ArVada
I'll or l.. o. box lJ4.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

Small pigs for sale by T. C.
Sellman.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-12-09

The town b. ard IS doing con-
sid rablc work at the cast end of
Ralstun avCLuc. 1t will be a
great help to tie property owners
over there.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

$500 CASH
5-room and 4-roOm on one lot, renting SIS
per month; price 5000,
$500 CASH,
broom on 2Ilh near Lake; mod. except
heat; price 5000.
500 CASH.
5-room mod. hut heat; north 3ed near
Cunning ST.; price Sl,s5O.
$3.50 CASH.
6-rOom new house! north 2Sth Ave; near
Lake; mod. except heat price s. 40,
500 CASH.
S-roOm mod; near i9d and Douglas St
price $500.
$500 CASH
S-room mod. house; 2ith and Ohio SITS
newly painted; best plumbing; fine furnace;
east front on 24th ST; snap az $500.
WESTERN REAL ESTATE co,
al Karbach. Both Phones
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

OWNER MUST SELL THESE. BUY OF
ME AND SAVE COMMISSION.
Best offer will take them, Easy terms
on cash. 8-room house, South Omaha,
Irice S725. Groom house North nth, near
ONO, 81, 500. 3-fOom house with 4 lots on
outskirts for chickens and garden, $3.50
tAnother adjoining this, same number OF
lots) Two 4-room houses. South Omaha
$50 for both Live I'm one and rent will
pay for the other. Another of three rooms
adjoining $500 Any one of these will rent
and bring 10 to Il per cent on the price
also have some nice building lots you can
buy with your monthly savings $l04 up
Address at once W-5S5, Bee.*
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
CITY f REAL ESTATE Ate SALE.
GOOD HOMES IN DUNDEE.
(Continued.)

GOOD HOMES IN DUNDEE.
ONLY $500 down. balance like rent for
two six-room, two story modern houses,
car. South front lots. VIII be completed
in about sixty days. Price, $3.50 each
81 500-SeVen-room, two-story modern house
oak finish, practically new. south
Sl,7OO-Nearly new, two-story modern house,
six-room, south front near car line.
So, Eight-room, strictly modern, two,
story house, oak finish. Decorated
throughout. South front lot, 100xlSo
feet. Fine location. This Is one OF
tho best houses for the money IN
Dundee.
BEMIS PARK.
F,75O-Two-story, eight-room, strictly mod
ern house, well built, frst-class re-
pair. Double frontage lot, located In
section Of Bemis Park where the
view can never be shut off A good
home at very reasonable price. In
vestigate at once.
MEDIUM PRICED HOMES.
$SJOO-Nine- room two-story house, modern
except heat Paved street Near
Ssth and Seward. Easy terms.
g. s0l-3207 No. 18th ST. Two-story sX-room
modern house, built by owner for a
home. Fine location near Path.
So 65O-and $3.50 respectively, for two seven
room houses, modern, built three s a,nd
street. Near oath street car line.
g. 750-Seven-room bungalow near Happy
Hollow club. Dundee conveniently
dIIhnBtu anu well llAlSiiCN' A|"sJ
terms.
81, sOO--lOl6 So 22nd St Seven-room. two
story modern house, hot water heat
oak finish. Three room house in the
rear, renting for $500 per month. Lot
6Oxl32 Specials in and paid for.
HANSCOM PARK.
50, 250-S750 cash, balance easy terms. seven
room, all modern house, Poppletor
Ave. near 33rd. Field club district
Paved street South front lot.
good home at a very low price, OF
easy terms
| So, 0-Eight-room modern house, corner lot
5Ox1OO feet Paved street Easy
terms Investigate.
| s., 5O0-Nine-room, two-story square house
| modern, tiled bath, oak finish souti
front Paved street, near Field CLUB
| So O00-Nine-room modern house, Field clul
district oak finish, fireplace in liv
| ing room, large sleeping porch. FIN
grounds. Owner leaving city reason
| for selling.
| WANT OFF'ER-SOUTH TENTH STREET
| RESIDENCE
| 500 WorthingtOn Place-Modern residence
| located on one of the best corners II
| the South Tenth Street residence dis
| trict Selected hardwood first floor
| -Four bedrooms and tile bath secon,
! floor Three bedrooms and bait
| third floor. Hot water heat. Corne
| lot. Price reduced for quick sale
| $1,000
GEORGE & COMPANY. 1901 F'arnam 81
| D 1866
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
W. H. GATES
Room 617 New York Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1924.

Room 617 New York Life Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1924.
$900-Four-room cottage, with
barn, on South 18th, near CASTELAR,
St., lot 47xS2.
$1,S00--Six-room, story and half
house on east front lot 36x140, on
goth St., near Grace St.; paved street.
$2,300--Seven-room 2-story square
house, modern except furnace, on
northeast corner 22d and Ohio.
$2,600-Seven-room large cottage,
modern except furnace, large porches,
lot 60x12O; lays nice, near 26th and
Seward.
$2,6O0-Five-room cottage, modern
except furnace, fronting east on SD
St, near Decatur; nice home.
$3,800-Eight-roo modern, two
story house, at 3112 Mason, south
front lot 50x117; paving paid for.
$4,300-Good, new, modern, up-to-
date house on Emmett St.; oak finish;
lot 50x124.
S5,bOO-New modern house on
south front lot, on Pinkney St; oak
finish; hot water heat; large basement.
S6,5OO-That fine home on corner
21st and Writ, with large grounds
1O0x124; house is up-todate; has
three floors, oak finish; No. 2O24
Writ.
$6,6OO-That fine place on north
west corner 18th and Binney, with lot
74x124; fine shade and paving all paid.
Three nice vacant corner lots in
KAntze Place
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
$500

For a large S-rooIn mouse on West Far
nam carnne near Douse, is all modern
with new furnace, new bathroom, fixtures,
newly papered and painted ana put IN Iirst-
class condition by the owner VINO now oc-
cupies II, but is preparing to leave the city.
There is good barn and chicken house
with yards inclosed with wire, cement
walks and cemented basement You will
buy this II you see it.
$4,000
Modern new cottage OF six rooms five
and bath on first floor; rooms all large
and convenient; south front lot 50xl29; built
and occupied by owner; located on West
Farnam carline, one block from Dodge; in
good neighborhood.
$4,000
Large 2-story house in good condition,
with well, Cistern and pump, cemented
walks in front and around house, lot is
50xl2S with plenty of small fruit and shade.
Located in Dundee. $500 cash, balance, SzU
per month.
VACANT LOTS
1915 Dundee lot fronting south between
60th and 51st on Capitol Ave.
$3.50 Dundee lot fronting north between
30 and 5lst on Capitol Ave.
81 400, two lots fronting north on Webster
st, between 49th and 50th.
500, Dundee lot on Burt, between 4Sth
and 10th.
$50 for lot g. block 10, Druid Hill.
We offer bargains in vacant ground in all
parts of the city.
PETERS TRUST CO.,
Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Formerly n. Y. Life.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
ON THE SOUTH SIDE

L
s-room, all modern; lot 42x14O; north side
Of Hickory St, between 9th and 10th St.
Price 1850.
Two 4-room cottage at 10th and Vinton
St; renting for $500 per annum. Price $500.
Groom all modern, elegantly finished
dwelling; oak finish on first floor; laun-
dry; hot water heat; east front; on paved
street; near 22d and Mason. $500.
No. 1923 South 18th St.; s rooms; well
water; lot SSx1S2. s1,T0o. Can give add-
tional ground.
NORTH
Groom cottage, all modern; lot Soxl25,
No. 945 N. 9th Ave. Price $500
Il acre of ground near Fort Omaha, with
a partially constructed house. This can be
had on easy terms by any one who will
complete house. Price $500.
O. @. OLSEN,
Phone 1858 Room 81, 1854 South 18th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

BARGAINS.
acres, Broom house, 81 100.
25h acres, rooms, paved road, g. $50.
acres, south Florence, $500.
800 acres, miles west South Omaha
stock yards, fine stock and general farm
L. L, trackage, $l25 per acre.
JSXll5 west, 26lO Davenport, 81, 600.
2O0S n. 2ith St, 8 rooms, 81 500.
brick houses, rental $3.50. $500
262l bristol, Z rooms, cheap $500.
1913 South 18th street, fine modern 7-room
house BARGAIN AT s. 400.
2OS >. 4lst, hot water neat, 5000.
sth and Hickory 4 rooms, modern, So $50
Pho Cdss, rooms, full lot, 81 800.
~ 20 or 10 feet, west front on 18th street
between Dodge and Capitol Ave. near new
L. Il, headquarters, submit offer.
S-room brick, $3.50 rental 5000.
frame houses, 81 $50 rental, s. 900.
3-story brick, 5000 rental, $4,000.
JOHN n. PREMIER, Both Phones
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
Vacant Lot at Your Price

or will put in up TO s. 900 in cash and clear
lot for house and lot worth the money.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT co,
Suite "a ~. X. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1899
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
New Moderns Houses

ala No. nth st. rooms and bath.
Modern except heat. Has full cell
lar. large attic. Beautiful east
front lot. Walks and all improve
ments In. Ready to move into.
Price $2.900. easy terms.
1922 No. 18th st. 6-room modern,
square, 2story house; reception
hall and bath. on q beautiful
east front lot. very complete
and artistic home Just finished
and ready to move into. Price
only $500 il sold soon. Can make
terms.
NEAR CREIGHTON UNIVER-
SITY.
rooms and reception hall; new,
modern. All hardwood finish: Has
bed rooms and bath on second
floor. Large rooms down stairs.
Large attic; full basement. on
fine lot. Fine neghborhood. Very
cheap II sold soon.
50Xl32 II. lots one block from
car line, a few blocks south of
Florence. Look for our sign on
west side of car line We have
only a few at that price, Is min
utes ride to Omaha Post Office.
Can make terms.
SINNER g. CHASE COMPANY.
City, Suburban, Farm Property.
Fire, Tornado, Plate Glass In
suranc, Surety Bonds. Factory
Sites & Business Opportunities at
Ralston. 800 SO. 18th st. Both
Phones.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
Harrison & Morton

June q, 1865
I'VE are willing to risk our judgment on
the following statement, viz, that the
items of real estate advertised below five
years from now will appear ridiculously
cheap even though we have on the list
some Farnam street property that has al
ready advanced a LITTLE -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
ZINE HnME

FINE HOME
IN KOGNTZE PLACE.
CORNER. GROUND lO0xl2l FIT
Modern house. with oak finish on first
floor; five bedrooms on second floor: two
rooms, all finished on third floor; larga
porches. fronting south at 202i Writ st
Nonresident owner will sell for $500
w. II. GATES,
Phone Douglas 1924, 6l7 n. Y. Life Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
I294s.ss.

S2949.SO.
New, modern. 7-room house east OF Dun
dee, on lot 50xl37. Go out and see this
place. Take Dundee line, get off at 18th
east II priced too high, make an offer and
submit own terms. House 6l0 ~ 9Th ST.
F. r. GosNEY. 62e N. Y. Life.
Phone ID. 1884
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
FIVE-YEAR-0LD USES
TRICYCLE. TO CONVEY
HIM TO AVIATION CAMP
Motorcycle Cops Fail to Arrest PIucky
Lad Who Was Well Rewarded
for His Daring to See
the Flyers

After riding his tricycle. over eight of
the ten long miles between Los An
geles and aviation camp, 5-year-old
Paul Calhoun reached his destination
in time to witness all of yesterday aft
ernoOn's program.
Although policemen lined the roads
and automobiles speeded by him he
was neither arrested for exceeding the
speed limit or given a ride.
Paul prepared his machine for the
long trip late Thursday night, and
leaving his home early Friday morning
steered a straight course for the avia=
tion camp. All morning he plugged
away, and at noon. tired, dusty and
hungry, he was found by City Marshal
L. Martin of Compton, who took the
little fellow to see "auh ships" after
notifying his mother as to Paul's
whereabouts.
That the youngster felt amply re-
warded for his long and seemingly i'm
possible trip was evidenced from the
delighted manner in which he hugged
a Glendale orange as he watched Cur
tiss skim gracefully by.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
P. {. MAKES NEW
TRAFFIC RECORD
ELECTRIC RAILWAY HANDLES
IMMENSE CROWDS
Dominguez Field Visitors Can Aid
Company if They Will Take
More Time, Declares
Supt. McCaffrey

The Pacific Electric railway has
ger traffic officials anywhere in the
world is selling tickets to the Aviation
camp. The experts of the road, Judg-
ing from their experiences in handling
big attractions, looked for $4,000 or
q, 600 persons daily. They were great
ly surprised at the crowds at the camp
on the opening days and were more
surprised at the demand for cars to
accommodate the crowds attending the
events yesterday and the day before.
"The only suggestion I might make,
said General superintendent Thomas
McCaffrey, who has had personal
charge of the handling of the crowds
at Aviation camp for the Pacific Elec-
trio, "is that the people boarding the
cars at each end of the line take their
time and not attempt to hurry so
much. If they would do that we
could haul them at a much faster
rate. A person who jumps on a mov-
ing car and crowds in is not facili7
tating the movement of traffic, but,
on tie contrary, is making it more
slow and difficult in getting the people
out. If you go down to the Aviation
camp, take your time about getting
on the cars. Do not try to get on any
car while it is in motion.
IF we had not had pretty COM
plete system worked out before Avia-
tion week the crowds would be
swamping us. But we are aple 10
handle them, and will continue to give
the best possible service. The meet
is a great thing for Los Angeles, and
also demonstrates the need of big
event annually at this time of the
wear"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
GREAT THRONG
VIEWS FLIGHTS
OF AVIATORS
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DAY A
RECORD BREAKER
FULLY $4,000 GO OUT TO DoMIN-
GUEZ FIELD
Roads About Aviation Field Lined
with Automobiles to an Esti-
mated Total Value of
Five Millions

Southern California day OF aviation
week saw fully $4,000 viewing the rec
dbreaking flights of the worlds pre-
mier aviators. The spectators began to
arrive as early as 10. o'clock, and by
noon the huge grand stand was three
fourths full. For more than three hours
long, winding serpent of humanity
wound from the field entrance to the
grand stand, and when the first prac
tice flight of the afternoon was made
by Hamilton, the daring aviator was
greeted by an enthusiastic ovation.
At o'clock, when the program began,
the huge grand stand was filed to its
utmost capacity, and crowds lined the
field. Every Pacific Electric car leav-
ing the Los Angeles station was filled
to overfowing.
Automobiles in a steady stream kept
forming in line on the western side of
the grand stand all day. 1t was esti-
mated that fully S5,0000O0 worth of ma
chimes were on the ground
Aviators Are AppIauded
Never before has such a gathering
been present at any event of the south.
But the crowd not only was big, it was
enthusiastic. AS the graceful machines
scared about the grounds the crowd
greeted every performance with an
ovation which must have convinced the
aviators of the sincerity of the Angel
City.
Even the roads leading to Aviation
park were lined with machines, filled
with eager parties watching the fights
by means of field glasses.
Although officially announced as
Southern California day, trainload of
boosters from the city of .Monrovia
were so much in evidence that many
believed yesterday was Monrovia day.
Hundreds of oranges from the foothill
city, with small orange flags bearing
the word "Monrovia," were distributed
by members of the Monrovia board of
trade.
Enthusiasm reached its height when
Charles X Hamilton in a Curtiss BIZ
plane scared over 400 feet high.
AS Hamilton continued his fight,
soaring over the grand stand, the crowd
rose and cheered the aviator again and
again.
Even when it became so dark that
the machines could hardly be distin-
guished across the field, the thousands
of persons in the grand stand remained
to catch one more glimpse of men who
are ma king history
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. n.-The market for
standard copper the New York metal eX-
change was quiet today, with spot and all
deliveries up 10 the end of April closing at
sl3l2iRd13.50. The English maSket closed
steady, spot at SEQ 1Ss Sd and futures at &6l
lis Cd. Since the first of the year local deal
ers quote lake copper at $13.70914 electro
lytic at S1362lad13.T5 and casting at $S,37h@
1922.
Tin was weak, spot being quoted at S32 400
92 so and January February Marcn and April
at S32. .406i32 55. The London market was
steady, with spot closing at s147 5s and fu-
lures at e14S us Cd.
Lead was quiet; spot, A67lAa472i4 New
York and S450G460 East st. Louis. The Lon
don market was unchanged at elS les Sd.
Spelter was quiet, with spot quoted at
Sc 1O@62 25 New York and $5.95d605 East St
Louis. The London market unchanged
at fG23 rs Cd
Iron was higher, at 52s 12d for Cleveland
warrants in London. No change was report
ed locally.