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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
TAFT Leaves on
Seven Days Trip (
To Middle w est
President Will Visit st, Louis, Buff
falo, Pittsburg and Cincinnati
Interest in Speeches.

WASHINGTON, April 30-President Tart
left Washington at 7o'clock last night for
Buffalo, which is to be his first stop on a
seven-day trip into the middle west. From
Buffalo the president goes to Pttsburg,
thence to Cincinnati, ST. Louis and back
home, reaching here Friday, May 6.
Mr. Taft was accompanied Friday by Sec
retary of State Knox and Representative
Alexander of Buffalo Mr.. Knox goes on
with the president for the two days visit
to Pittsburg. The German ambassador
Count Won Bernstein, and Charles p. Taft
will Join the president at Pittsburg and go
with him to Cincinnati The president Will
spend two days in Pittsburg, where his
principal engagement is an address before
the Americus club Monday night. The
Americus members are expecting a good,
stiff political talk from the president and
It is said no may meet their wishes.
There have been many predictions as to
the line the presidents speeches will take
on this trip He has given no hint himself
Of what he will say, but 1t is significant
that he is carrying away with him full
set OF figures covering to date the operation
OF the Payne-Aldrich tariff law The presi1
dent thinks these figures constitute show
ing which justifies the measure, which he
has often defended before.
At Buffalo the president will lunch with
the Ad club and will dine with the Cham
Der of Commerce,
The Sunday in Pittsburg viii be a quiet
one, but Monday will be a busy day for
Mr. Taft. In the morning the president will
attend the founders day exercises at Car
negie institute. In the afternoon he will
watch the ball game between the Pittsburg
and Chicago clubs.
In Cincinnati the president viii attend the
May Music festival and the unveiing Of
memorial to Theodore Thomas
At St. Louis the president viii breakfast
with the Commercial club, will lunch with
the Business Mems league, will address the
Farmers union in the Coliseum, will try
to get a glimpse Of both the National and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Let ID Hnve Linht.

OMAHA, April 29.-To the Editor Of The
Bee: The electric light in front Of my
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Volume of Business Continues Heavy,
but Conditions Are Irregular.
CROP NEWS OF IMPORTANCE
Certain UnfRvOrRbIe Reports Appar-
emily Have Been Exaggerated-
Iron Goods Firmer, as
shown by Advance.

NEW YORK, April 9O-R, G. Dun & Co S
Weekly Review of Trade today says:
Conditions of business are still irregular,
but the volume Of trade continues heavy.
Certain unfavorable reports have appar-
emily been exaggerated and their erect on
business is out of real Importance to their
real significance. Much this year depends
upon crops. No action has been taken to
ascertain the production OF pig iron, but
several more furnaces have blown out
their stacks and others are expected TO
do likewise. proposition has been ad-
vanced among merchant furnaces in some
OF the largest Pennsylvania districts to
shut down for thirty days between now
and July 1. insofar as demand for pig iron
ia concerned conditions are, If anything,
more quiet than in the preceding weeks, but
prices now show some resistance TO
the declining tendency exhibited in steel
making non. Producers on coke are cur
failing moro freely in response TO the blow
ing out of furnaces and II is estimated that
the weekly output is 100000 tons less than
at the end OF March, In finishing lines
the situation is somewhat mixed and no
great amount OF business is being done.
Important contracts for structural material
are pending. Rail requirements for the
filled and two export orders call for 20OO
tons. The primary goods in the market are
steadier but still rule very quiet.
Dry goods are shade firmer, as
shown by an advance Of quarter OF a
cent on drills and sheetings and curtail-
ment is steadily increasing. IL Is seasonably
buy steadily and carefully without desire
20 anticipate in the immediate require
ments. Duplicate orders for fall men s
winter Wooiens are coming in, but the trade
in worsteds rules quiet More favorable
prices In the worsted yarn markets prom
ise wider buying in the near future. Dress
goods trade continues light.
A good volume OF new orders Tor the
next fail run have been received by shoe
manufacturers in all sections OF the coun-
Try. Shoe shipments from Boston for the
week are slightly larger, Sole leather Is
stronger and the largest tanner announces
an advance of 3 TO cents per pound. Sole
leather tanners are we'll sold up and booked
ahead on some grades, Some kinds OF
upper leather are selling well, but other
descriptions continue neglected. Sales OF
western packer hides during the last ten
DAYS aggregated about 10000 hides and
this has served 10 steady the market
Bradstreet's Review of Trade.
NEW YORK, April sO-Bradstreet's today
says;
Cold weather with snow west and south
have checked retail trade and dulled re
order business In spring goods, while th'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL
Early Summer Apparel
For Women
Specially Adapted For Outdoor Dress occasOns-For
Field and Country Club Openings-For
Dressy Evening Wear

Brandeis shows the smart frocks that women of
good taste will choose for These not
the ordinary ready ymade dresses but individual
and exclusive styles in the dantest novelty effects
that will be in eastern resorts The variety
iS aln nndlnsS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Dispute over Paddock Hotel.

BEATRICE Neb,, April S0.-(special Tel
egram Mrs. A. II, Coon. former owner OF
the Paddock hotel today began action for
the appointment OF a receiver Of the Pad
dock block on the grounds that General and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Mrs. L. w. Colby, owners Of the property.
had failed to make improvements on the
building, disobeylng their contract with her.
causing her loss and damage to hor busI-
ness.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

stolen belongings were not of much value
and the loss did not disturb him.
Coroner Crosby has charge Of the body
and will hold an inquest Saturday after
noon
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

American league ball games in the after
noon and will be the guest OF the Traffic
club at dinner. Mr.. Taft will make no stop
enroute from ST. Louis to Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Dynamite WrecI1s DuiIdings

as completely as coughs and colds wreck
lungs Cure them quick with DR.. King g
New Discovery zoe and 100 For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

boosters who were about to
come back" and take Jobs that
they might assistin keeping their
officers in place in the late cleo
tion, and to pay all the bills at
the last meeting, January 4th,
1909, they allowed the enormous
amount of $S.G04.06 and on Jan
uary 5th, contracted for the cele-
brated "Dlulfs Bridge" for the
sum of $5, 740. making the grand
total Indebtedness turned over to
the present administration $44,
995.91
Now Abraham Joshua the say
ing is, an -oPen-e confession is
good for the soul" Look this
matter up and tell the people in
your next issue, if the above is
not correct and if the present ad-
ministration m has not paid off all
the above, and that in your
statements heretofore, you have
got your wires crossed. Tell the
people all this "unwaved by fear
unbribed by gain.
Golden, Colorado.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21
Every Voter Should
Read This.

Editor Enterprise
Our religious weekly around
the corner, being anxious to earn
its S S for its political switch; in
sinuates and pretends to give fig
ures as to the extent of the out
standing Indebtedness of the
county the last year Of the Re.
publican administration, and o.
the present Democratic admins
tration. In one of its late pub
lications it asserts that the out
standing Indebtedness OF the
county at the close Of the Repub-
lican administration was SIT, ,3l7.
81. Now, brother Abraham
Joshua Hoar, as you say in YOU,
last issue, 1T always pays to tel
the TRUTH and shame the devil. -
Take your little pencil and go up
to the court house and call for
Mr. H. j. Juchem, Co. Clerk
(also chairman Of your new tound
love) and ask him for his Semi
annual statement Of December
31st 1908, the last one of the late
Republican administration, and
you will find outstanding indebt-
edness $50, 651.86.
You will also find upon exam
ination that the said Republlcan
administration had overdraWn
their appropriation for 1908 the
sum of $4. 512. 70. After haVIin2
discovered their overdraft, after
a strenuous exertion, with an
open pass book, to have all then
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21
Soldiers Have Another
Monthly Reunion.

The gathering of the veterans
and their friends at VIM. Aliens.
last Friday was another red let
ter day for the Major Anderson
Post.
The day was almost perfect
and about 10: a. m. the members
commenced to come until by noon
time there was a large company
so that there were over forty
with keen appetites to sit down
to as fine dinner as any one
could wish. - = 47--A- -I- y
1t was fit for a king. ;" The
ladies had been busy from early
morning and surely were success
full in getting up. a royal feast.
Comrade Allen lives close to
Arvada's border line and is with
in easy walking distance to the
post office. He has fine house
and a well kept lawn and every
thing was at its best to receive
the old soldiers and their guests.
These monthly reunions are
getting to be one of the great
social events in this neck of the
woods and every one goes to have
a splendid time and they surely
had it on this occasion.
The after dinner speeches
were wholly by the old soldiers
and consisted mostly in war re-
miniscences which were very in
teresting.
The speeches were made by
Commander Garrison and Com
rades Hunt, Allen and Blood.
1t is great blessing that tthese
men who sacrificed SO much for
their country are able to come
with their families and friends
and enjoy themselves as they
live over the past. =
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21
High School Notes.

Basket ball until now has had
a very dull outlook for this year
owing to the fact that we had no
hall to play in, but things are
looking brighter and it looks
now as if we may have a fine hall
in very short time. We ex-
pect to become champions of all
the surrounding towns, so look
for further news of this charac-
ter and boost for it.
Miss Meader of the Brighton
high school visited us on Mon
day morning.
One of the Juniors was heard
to remark that he had forgotten
or lost all he ever knew about
Latin. Perhaps he could find the
missing article by inquiring at
the Lost and Found" drawer in
Prof. brakes office.
Soph, = ''Won'tyou have some
candy?'
Fresh, What is the matter
with it?"
The new chemistry laboratory
was completed this week much
to the joy of the Juniors and Sen.
iors as it makes this science more
interesting when we can perform
the experiments instead of TAX
ling the books word for it.
Any one who has any extra
pieces of wood around please
bring them to Walter Olson as ht
is very fond of whiting.
Will a certain couple in the Sc
nior class please remember tina
they haven't a license to spoon
in school any more than the res
of the class. The Senior clas
lost one of their members las
week when Ida Gilman moved tt
Washington; the whole clas
joins in sending their best wishe
with Ida in her new home.
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Democratic Rally

Grand Democratic and Roose-
vet Republican Rally will be
held at Bank hall Arvada, Friday
evening, October %, at 500
where the political issues of JEFF
ferson county will be presented
'by the Hon. A. W. Rucker, can
dldate for Congressman, and
ms. Mary C. C. Bradford and
Hon Charles Tew. The Honor
able A. W. Rucker will also ex-
plain why the tariff is working
a legal robbery of the American
consumer, which hits the work
ng classes and agricultural
classes the hardest. Honorable
2. F. Tew will prove beyond ar
gument how the present State
Democratic Administration has
saved for the taxpayers many
hundreds of thousands of dollars
by their economic methods.
Also the efficiency Of the present
county administration which has
proved satisfactory to the cit
izenS and taxpayers in every res
pect.
j Good music will be presented
&d everybody is heartily in
vited to come and hear the true
hide of jefferson county as it
Exists today.
= H. w. M.
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W. C. I. U. Notes

Last week was a very strenu-
GUS time. There was something
very important to attend on
nearly every day; then for three
days the Colorado w. C. 7. IT,.
held its thirty-first annual con-
l'vention.
+ Mesdames: Doughty, Mesey
Loudon, Willis, Thomas, Greene
and Swanson were in attendance
during a part of the sessions.
Argada union had honorable
mention in being the first to re-
spond to the appeal for the Cru
sader Monthly subscriptions COM
ing forward with six.
We wish there was time and
space to report some of the inspir-
ing addresses. Every one pres
ent must have gained new enthu-
siasm for the work and faith for
the ultimate triumph of our
cause.
Two weeks ago we received a
donation of $40 and we felt it a
public trust just as much as we
would have done had the amount
been $40, 600.
Mrs. M. K. Byles who is presi-
dent of the largest union in Den
yer, read the story of the COM
fort bags. The Cruiser Colora-
do is not yet supplied, the bags
are made but have been waiting
for the 5000 to fill them. Each
must contain a copy of the New
Testament, a motherly letter, 2
spools of thread, needles, pins,
bandage, salve, etc. Surely the
comfort bagis an angel of mercy.
| Did you ever think how dreary
the life of a sailor must be? The
ladies of the Aryada union sub
scribed $3.50 toward the amount
needed to fill the bags and send
them out on their mission Of good
cheer.
The ladies' expressed their love
and sympathy for Mrs. Greene
by sending her two very fine
blankets.
The business meeting of Octo-
ber 11th adjourned tomeet in two
weeks at the same place, the NJ.
e. church, and further consider
plansssfor the coming years work.
How shall we vote?- Surely a
very important question. 1t used
to be considered treason to vote
outside of party lines. Now we
try to vote for the best men b
F. Carver stood Loyalty by the To-
cal option law two years ago.
Mayor Hill, the dry mayor OF a
dry town ought to be elected.
Joe Dennis, candidate for sheriff
on the Republican ticket is said
to be all right on the temperance
question.
!, Every voter should understand
the amendments before going to
. the polls and we request the edi-
J J tors of our local papers to explain
:. the amendments which are to De
,, voted on at the next election
5 Rugs and carpets at Burton q
Chinn's. IL
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21
To the Taxpayers Of
Jefferson County.

pS ~ - VI ~ ~ S~hbN
During the rasG few weeks there
have bcc1 sclQal sighting allu-
SONS made to tie workings of
this office which so far | have
| Ignored, but now at the request
of certain friends / wish to say a
few words to the public through
the County Press.
From the Golden Globe Of Feb.
| 19, 1910, in UoIsrn Notes, we
tquote:- The arrival of a bunch
Of tax notices list week caused
an uproar Of d dissatisfaction
from property owners. In al
most every instance there ap-
pears to be an iTCr~ase of from
20 per cent to 90 percent in taxes
and in one case it is claimed
there is an increase Of about eco
per cent. A slight decrease in
the levy and an abnormal increase
in valuation appeals to be the
cause of the raise. If the increase
lin assessed valuation count for
anything, it surely meansEMor-
rison is enjoying a>trenendous
boom in property values. The
| Democrats threaten to give US
facts and figures this fall which
will show co.clIsively the rank
| Republican cXtTayagance which
has existed in jefferson county
in the past, and the bllssed epoch
Of Democratic economy which is
now in force" "
First we raised the assessed
valuation yf Morrison just s., $50
which is Il rise. Of IS 4 over
the pre-, iols J,a, One third Of
this value WAS assessed against a
company that owns considerable
property at Non ;son and notice
this rat 0 tl,r pro- erty here
toto e a tu. tlr' IRON assass-
mont. Al ot5c. LTgc part Of this
,amom i a, on property within
the corporate limits Of Morrison
but h d 10, icc~ ass, sscd with
the city " o'rison tx. At
olLcn s.s.,g found consider
allc rIo. ty within the corpo-
rate lini.s oI the city but so far
had csc. G. I'll .ty taxes. Own
ers {, soAAa. his properly felt
the raise s. X en- y that they
could lAt " II b, thankful for
. the yea, VIII they had escaped
their just ak. evcraI pieces of
property At .fClLisGn- tas was the
case il oil Lcl LaLts Of the ccun-
ty) were rG'nd rhat had not been
assessed @t Gl, md when these
were put on Il e roll at a fair val
uation I rrssau e it was a raise
Of fully COO per Mt, and posi-
: bis the owu,ls w.o had escaped
did make auurToar. but the reg
ular tx. ayers ought to be
: pleased. .,
. Again under the date of April
: 1G, 1910, ed tor ally the Globe says:
The reT Tcrt Of Proceedings Of
\ jefferson couuty's commissioners
r publ lshcd in Tho Globe last week
| Shows that a number of taxpay-
) ers appeared before the board
} asking a reduction Of their taxes
!. and as the county assessor rec
( ommended in each case that the
] reduction be made, the board
: made the -&ftOWau ce.-This was
r also done at the beard meeting
e last month and the total amounts
i allowed is several hundred dol
: lars. The oriy ground on which
these reductions can be made is
= for erroneous assessments, in
n other words a mistake in assess
\ ment, but the records in this
e county do not furnish a parable
2 case to this orc. "
r There are instances of like pro
n ceeding; parallel cases | shoulC
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

H. S. Burton for coroner. Why
not make it unanimous? Com
rade Burton will be the right
man in the right place.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Mrs. Walsen who has been
spending a few months with her
daughter Mrs. Voight left for
her home in Illinois last week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Millinery done at my home.
Hats made and trimmed at rea-
sonable prices. Maud Pierce,
phone Arvada ISL
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Carl McFadden of. the Enter
prise Office took an option this
week on ]. S. Doughty's house
on West First street and expects
to move into it with his family
shortly.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Mr.. z. D. Hutchings is leading
the singing at the Second Divine
Science church near Elitch's
Gardens.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Get your fine cigars and can
dies of Ullery the druggist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Poor Billy Oates was judged
insane in the county court Mon
day and sent to the Pueblo asy-
lum. His demented condition
has, been apparent for a long
time. His mother will feel it
keenly and should have the SYM
pathy of all; her husband has
been dead for several years and
Willy was her only child. Let
all mothers who can do so, make
her a friendly call and assure
her that her boy will be kindly
and scientificly treated.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Henry w. Hill, mayor of Noun
tain View and candidate for
county clerk, belongs to the east
ern part of our county and is al
most our nezt door sneighbor.
Why not everybody in this neck
of the woods boost for Mr.. Hill,
he will make fine officer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

For a real up-to-date meat
market step in and see George
Muench.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Rev. and Mrs. Prather of Den
yer spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. F. D. Hutchings.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Last Friday night the u. S. G.
club held its regular monthly
business meeting at the home Of
Thirza Davis. Two new meni-
bers were initiated, swelling the
number to an even dozen. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Sadie Miller.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

If you want a real good loaf of
bread, try a cottage loaf at the
Arvada Bakery. 1t is hard to
beat.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

For sale, Il pr. young1200 lb
mares, close matched,
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21
Political Pointers.

The Vivian standpat political
EXAMINATIONS are becomming
quite active in their mud throw
ing tactics which they are serious
ly hoping that the voters will be
influenced by the dirt and water
method of corrupt politics and
policies that they are presenting
in the shape Of their press no
ticeS and general campaigning.
They claim that if the Republican
county ticket is not elected that
the COW will go dry and the hens
will cease to lay eggs and that
other calamities will be heaped
upor the good people as a punish
rnemtfor not following the die
tstsI Of the Guggenheim ma
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answer to a question of how
m4hy kinds of Republicans there
are, we will state that there are
three kinds:- The Standpatters,
Insurgents and Chameleons. The
Standpatters believe in riding the
elephant all the time. The In
surgents believe it is best to ride
when it is right and walk when it
is wrong and consequently they
are walking all of the time in this
county. The Chameleons walk
with the Insurgents when it is
popular, and ride with the Stand
patters when it is profitable. The
Insurgents claim and prove be-
yond a doubt that the Republican
organization in this state and
county at the present tine is com
posed of the agents Of Mr.. Gug-
genheim, and that the Standpat-
ters' main strength lies in the
fact that the Chameleons have
changed color and are passing
themselves off as reformers.
H. w. M
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

The Waterman Ideal fountain
pen, nothing better. Ullery the
druggist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Writing paper 10-15e at the
Racket.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

The very best remedies for
coughs and colds. Ullery the
druggist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

C. w. Wilson returned home
last week from his trip to the
old home in Pennsylvania and
Ohio. Mrs. Wilson will return
in few weeks.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Waxed paper for lunches, Sc at
the Racket.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Miss Nellie L. johnson returned
to her home in Kansas last week
after a visit of three weeks with
her cousin Mrs. Nicholson.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

For sale, AN eight foot F. 1. M.
steel windmill and a forty foot
rrour post steel tower in good con-
dition at half price of a new one.
R. L. Newton, on Bell place south
of Arvada, phone, Ralston 1911.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Do not forget that we are here
to stay. Peoples Meat Market
phone Arvada 1881.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

Nothing over 15c at the Racket
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

The gentle rain which fell Sun
day night and the light snow
which came later has been quite
a help to winter wheat. The
ground was getting, parched and
dry. In many places they had a
good soaking rain and the hills
Indicate a heavy fall of snow in
the mountains.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-21

For sale The following goods
must go at once. Make me an
offer: Double bed;t 2single beds,
with mattress and springs, a
quilts, double wool blanket,
spread, pair pillows, commode,
oak stand, Roman chair, lsmps,
pals, flat irons, curtain poles,
Coal ets,clothes basket, etc.
R. r. Carr, West 1st st. Arvada
The large gathering of mem
bers and visitors of the Ladies
Home Missionary society at the
home of Mrs. Rhodda Tuesday
afternoon was proof evident that
the ladies had previously met
with Mrs. tRhodda and knew her
ability to royalty entertain.
After scripture reading, and
prayer by Mrs. Sanderson, and
minutes read by Mrs. Drake, a
very interesting review of the
w. C. 7. U. convention held in
Denver, was given by Mrs.
Doughty. followed by Quiz on
Porto Rico conducted by Mrs.
Horton after which all present
joined in giving a literary intro
duction of the Frances Willard
DePauw girls.
A fine menu was served by
Mrs. Rhodda, Mrs. Thomas and
Mrs. Griffith. The next meet
ing will be held the third Tues
day in November with Mrs. Buck
assisted by Mrs. Drake and Mrs.
Cagley as entertainers.