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The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-07

Ted Green came down from
Dumont and took dinner with H
S. Burton last week but h,
brought some genuine mountain
trout with him, that he caugh
over in Middle Park and they al
had a great treat.
For Sale-A fresh No. / buttel
COW and a good team of worl
horses. See Mrs. E. Lambert
son or phone Ralston 1877.
Mr.. and Mr.. J, B. Johns lef,
Tuesday evening for their farm
in Utah and will probably be gone
two or three months. Before
+feaving, on Monday night a very
large farewell RECEPTION was ten.
dered them at the beautiful resi-.
dence of their daughter, Mrs.
John Young.
There weye about sixty guests
present to Say goodbye.
For sale, an eight foot F. l. M.
steel windmill and a forty foot
--our 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.
Poor little Annie Lobb is con-
siderably worse again this week,
this dear girl has been a great
sufferer all through her life.
She is now nearly twenty years
of age and has never walked a
step or crawled in her life and
cannot help herself in the least.
Her mother, at all times watches
and cares for her most tenderly
and lovingly and is repaid only
as the helpless daughter smiles
back her approval and also in the
knowledge of doing her VIII ole
duty, If there is one place in
heaven better than another, such
a devoted mother ought to have
it.
You will notice the display ad
of the new grocery firm of Smith
and Gray elsewhere in this issue.
They have purchased the inter
est of J. B. Johns and put in a
splendid stock of up to date gro
ceries. w. M. Smith is one of
our fellow townsmen and is we'll
and favorably known. Mr.. Gray
will also make his residence in
Aryada, Both of these gentle
men are experienced in the ser6
cery business and understands 1t
from to z.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
M. E. church will give a ten cent
tea Thursday afternoon, 200 p.
M, October 9th, at the home of
Mrs. w. M. Smith, cor. w. 4th
and Adelaide streets. There will
also be a short musical and liter
ary program. Everybody cor
daily invited to come, to have a
good time, and assist in good
cause.
The nextregular business meet
ing of the M. E. Aid society will
be held Thursday, 200 p. m. Oct
ober 18th, at the home of Mrs.
Elliot. The ladies greatly appre-
ciate the beautiful manner in
which they were entertained last
Thursday at the home Of Mrs
West.
For Sale, Double bed, mat
tress and springs : $500; sin
gle iron bed, mattress and springs
: SIS. 90. single bed mattress and
springs, : -4.50, child's trundle
bed - $1.50; dresser, -$3.5 so;
comode, : SO. 90; chest of draw
ers, - 90, Morris rocker =
$4.00, arm rocker, $500; 2
dining chairs, =(each) so; 2
kitchen chairs, (each)- .25; ba-
by's high chair, = $1.50; child's
half high chair, -.75; Roman
chair, rs; parlor stand 81, 90;
dining table, So. so; kitchen ia
BILE, $1.00; baby buggy, $1.00
Also 2 galvanized tubs; 3 coal
scuttles; 8 sad irons; several book
shelves; 2 stand lamps; bracket
lamp; lantern; wash bowl and
pitcher; 2galvanized pals; enam-
eled pail; wash boiler; curtain
poles; etc. -Robt. R. Carr, West
1st st, Arvada.
In Memorium.
In memory of our beloved
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Baptist Church.

Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Preching, Il am.
Yong PEOPLES Meeting, $50
D. m. REV p G. JUDD, Pastor
Eary hatchcd pull9ts for sale.
Phon, RaI,ton 69l or see Mrs.
Porte AnceI .,
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Do not forget that we are here
to stay. Peoples Meat Market
phone Arvada 1881.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-10-07

Mr.. and Mr.. J. B. Johns left
Tuesday evening for their farm
in Utah and will probably be gone
two or three months. Before
leaving, ON Monday night a very
large farewell RECEPTION was ten
dered them at the beautiful resi-
dence of their daughter, Mrs.
John Young.
There weye about sixty guests
present to Say goodbye.
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For sale, an eight foot F. l. M.
steel windmill and a forty foot
-our 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.
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VOLUME III.
Local and Personal.
Rugs and carpets at Burton 4
Chinn's.
You can purchase the fines
candies of Ullery the druggist.
Foh a real up-to-date mea
market step in and see Georg,
Muench.
Get your school supplies at tn,
drug store.
High grade stationery Ullery
the druggist.
If you are thinking of getting
ladies watch just step in ane
look over our stock and get oul
prices. Arvada Jewelry store.
To the members of the I.O.O.F
Any one not having lodge
pin or button can get one by call.
ing at the Jewelry store. We
have them from so up.
/ have four corner lots in Reno
Park for sale. R. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs 0. B. Bright were
visitors at their daughters Mrs.
Robt. Swadley Sunday; there
were also friends from Lafayette.
The Rev. Sanderson preached
in Georgetown and Silver Plume
last Sunday and expected to go
again next Sunday but found the
altitude too much for him.
Miss Josephine Blake started
Monday morning to take a course
in a business college in Denver.
Mrs. Rice Mrs. Segelke and
Mrs. Horton were dinner guests
at Mrs. North Evans last Wednes-
day. The ladies report a most
delightful time and Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans as royal entertainers.
Mrs. Yeager moved Monday
into the house lately occupied by
S. A. Mason. Mr.. Yeager is ex-
pected from the east this week
and may stay all winter.
To the ladies of Arvada.
!, You need one of our rhine
stone hat pins to showS off that
new black hat. We have the
tr,1e rhine stones.
Arvada Jewelry store.
For Rents room house on
Grand View avenue. Apply to
H. T. Reno.
Mrs. E. D. Wright has started
a grocery, feed and general mer-
chandise store in the thriving
little burg of Oberon, which will
be a great convenience to those
living in that vicinity. Notice
her ad elsewhere.
Quite a few persons are looking
for houses for rent in Arvada and
vicinity.
George Gilman has rented his
10 acre tract to his son-in-law,
Clinton Brewer. Mr.. Gilman
will leave with his family at once
for Lyndon, Washington where
they will make their future home.
If you want a real good loaf of
bread, try a cottage loaf. at the
Arvada Bakery. 1t is hard to
beat.
For sale, L pr. young1200 lb.
mares, close matched, sound, all
purpose team, thoroughly broke,
quiet and gentle, used to all cars.
One 2 seated spring wagon good
as new. 2 saddles. VIM. Craig,
1st house west of water tower,
south of railroad.
Do not forget that we are here
to stay. Peoples Meat Market
phone Arvada 1881.
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The Ladies' Baptist union will
serve the lunch on Celebration
day. 1t will be in the Bank hal
at 80 cents per plate open tc
everybody. There should be {
general clean up day before the
celebration. All weeds ought tt
be cut down. Do this in from
of your own place.
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SOUTH HAS AFFECTION
FOR PRESIDENT TAFT

NEW YORK, pec. 15.-The south's af-
lection for the president received no
table expression here last night al the
annual dinner OF the New York Southern
society. An outbuIst which lasted EeV-
eral minutes greeted the announcement
OF the customary toast TO the president
and each mention OF his name evoked
enthusiasm,
"It is customary 10 drink q toast TO the
president a such gatherings" said Toast l.
master McAdoo. but This year Wish
10 make the ceremony more personal.
When we contemplate the action OF the
great president in a recent appointment
10 high office. we ought. ] believe. TO
drink to the health Of our friend VIII
liam II. Taft "
The chief speaker Congressman Elect
Martin w Littleton, I'm his opening re-
ma rlks. spoke OF the appointment OF Judge
White as that act Of real greatness by
n Republican president IN appointing q
| fine southerner and great jurist To inc
! highest place on the supreme court oench
| II is a testimonial 10 the splendid for-
getfulness that has arisen over thG event
| OF the past. and the bes, ou:en for the
future of the whole country The great
| president from Ohio and the g=odt 1urisI
| from Louisiana found In tho highest courl
! In the world a place where north anc
south md cast and west can meet nnc
| work together for the common good oi
] ali parts OF the country
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FOREIGN GRAIN CROPS
GENERALLY SATISFACTORY

WASHINGTON, Dec, .15.-Foreign
crop conditions rs reported to the
United States department of agricul-
ture were announced by the department
today. In most of the principal cereal
producing nations agriculture in the
last month has made seasouable prog
ress, the most noteworthy exceptions
being in some countries of western and
central Europe, where the completion of
autumn seeding has been retarded In
Argentina and Australia harvest has
begun in the more northern ATTITUDES;
and indications suggest an export sur.
plus from the two sources at least
larger than that Of last year.
In some parts of Europe winter has
set in early and autumn seedlings are
in all probability practically ended,
Frequent rains have thus far pre-
vented their completion IN France
there much land remains unsown and
the area of autumn sown wheat ls re-
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HATTIE lie BLANC GUEST
OF HONOR AT DINNER

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec 15.-
Wearing huge bunch of violets in her
waist at table loaded down with cut
glass and silver. with attentive walters
standing behind her chair ready to do
her bidding. Hattie lie Blanc enjoyed
her first supper outside of the East
Cambridge Jail for more than a year
past at fashionable apartment hotel
here last night. She sat at Attorney
Johnson S table in the general dining
room, while on every side of her were
evidences Of wealth and luxury such as
her ewes had never before seen.
After supper the guests of the house
insisted on meeting Hattie, and she held
an impromptu reception. A subscrip-
ton was started, which within few
moments had reached goodly proper
tions. To this purse will be added va
rious checks which have come to Hat
ties attorney for the girl's use
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C0NTRABAND SMUGGLING
is GROWING INDUSTRY

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 15.-That the
investigations following the smuggling
into San Francisco of fifteen contraband
Chinese on December from the steam
ship Manchuria may result In the un
covering OF a gigantic traffic in orlen-
tails, in which white men are engaged,
was the statement made today by Fred
erlck S. Strattoa, collector OF the port
OF San Francisco.
81 have no doubt that there is fla
grant evasion of the law along The Pa
with our present resources we are prac:
tically powerless to stop II. Several
years ago Immigra ton officials We're
taken off the big boats. when they lay
without surveillance after docking, ex-
cept that OF the customs officials"
immigration officials within the last
month have turned their attention TO
Mexico. from which. they declare, large
numbers Of Chinese recently have been
smuggled. The revenue cutters Bear and
Mcculloch are patrolling the north
senada. from which place Chinese la
borers arc known to have been brought
and landed at Carmel by the Sea, Il
California point schedule of prices
has been fixed by the purchasers OF the
oriental laborers, healthy adult bring
ing s2500 Two thousand dollars Is the
price paid for slave woman.
opium smuggling is daily becoming n
more difficult problem. according to Gus
toms officials, with the constant discor-
cry OF new means of bringing in the
drug. Quantities are known TO have
been brought In recently by dropping Ii
In casks from vessels near the Farallone
islands. off the Golden Gate, to be picked
up later by small launches at night
Affidavits will he demanded by every
member OF the crew Of the Manchura re-
garding The smuggling Of December g..
and in the event OF their failure to give
satisfactory explanations indictments will
be asked for from the United States dis
triCt attorney,
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NEW RULES SIMPLIFYING
LAND OFFICE PRACTICE

WASHINGTON. Dec 15.-New rules of
practice governing cases before the United
States local land offices, the general land
office and the department OF the interior
were today approved by Secretary Bal
linger. The new rules. which will go in
10 effect February /. are intended to sim
pllfy practice, 10 avoid delay and to re-
duce the number OF successive appeals
Under the present system. il is said
the multitude OF appeals give advantage
to contestant OF wealth over one who
is poor a contest against an entry or
clainl OF record under the new rules, can
only be instituted by person who seeks
10 acquire title to or claim an interest
I'm the land Involved and the ground Of
contest must be based on matters not
disclosed by the records OF the land de-
partment.
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administration that the governor was
defeated, and the voters intended to
defeat the only other candidate for re.
election whose name appeared on the
ballot, but failed in this by only few
thousand votes out of an aggregate of
1000.
Legislature Must Respond.
IT. is safe to predict that the Repub.
llcan party of Idaho will not be
satisfied If the incoming legislature
fails to give to the public the extent
OF the wrong which has been done to
the state through the operations of
these several matters, upon which
the people are looking with no minor
degree Of suspicion. The legislature
will either tell the people the exact
phase of these several situations, or
their efforts will be disappointment.
II the charges on any of these matters
of prime consequence to the taxpayers
have been made wrongfully, the people
of the state, and especially the present
administration, are entitled to an ac-
quittal.
No one imbued with proper spirit
of fair play will begrudge the Repub.
lican party the absolute right of in
quiry, if that inquiry be thorough, COM
plete and non-partisan.
1t is not the claim of the Idaho cor
ieSppuueHt W ne ITlDune CDaD TINS IN
vestigation should be made as campaign
material for the Democratic OF for anv
other party in Idaho. State pride, the
honor of Idaho, the purity Of our cit.
izenship requires that the majority
party of the state take hold of this
matter, and clarity the political atmos-
phere in manner totally satisfactory
TO the will of the ma jority. This is
the privilege, of the Republicans in the
house and the senate
Speakership Candidates.
Ii is entirely fair to call attention
at this time TO the fact that of these
four candidates for the speakership,
one is a Mormon. That is Mr.. John
son of Bingham This might not be
aermane 10 the spirit of this article
were Mr., Johnson not involved In one
of these situations mentioned above,
which had IFS effect on the recent state
land lease.
a Republican interested in the speak
ersbip situation said to ne at Pocatello
last week; "Johnson is making a bluff
for the speakershir. True he will land
1t If he can, but he knows he cannot
because of the existing prejudice
against the Mormons He is in the race
for the purpose of securing himself the
same chairmansbip he held two wears
ago. that OF the state affairs committee,
and this he wishes for the protection Of
the leases he and his associate sheep
men IN Fremont county have acquired
first from the Gooding and second from
the Brady state land board.'
Here is meat for serious reflection.
This raises an issue far more important
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garded as certain to be less even than
that Of the preceding season.
In parts Of Germany, Austria-Huu
gary, Roumania and the Balkan states
a prolonged drought in midautumn
rendered blowing difficult, in some
places impossible. and although belated
rains helped conditions. seeding is CON
siderably retarded and the winter
wheat acreage Of central Europe is
also expected TO show diminution in
stead of an increase. For the Russian
wheat area, however, an increase is
claimed.
Early official estimates of the 1910
wheat crop of Europe will now need
revision. The final official estimate
Of the important crop OF Russia exceeds
expectations and puts the 1910 yield
of the empire at 773,000.000 bushels
or only 100000 less than the high
record output of 1909, In view of these
figures, it is obvious that the total Eu-
ropean wheat crop almost if not quite
equals the unprecedented crop of the
previous season
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TWENTY FOUR LOSE LIVES
IN SINKING OF STEAMER

LONDON Dec. 15.-The German
steamer Palermo is a total wreck off
Cape Corrubodo on the west coast OF
Galicie. Spain. Her five passengers and
crew OF nineteen were lost
Advices received today state that the
vessel struck and went TO pieces during
a fierce gale last Sunday night,
The Palermo was freight and pas
senger vessel of csc tons. She was last
reported arriving at Hamburg from
Palermo on November 81. She was on
her return trip when wrecked.
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reclpitation-Total for tine iwenty-four
hours ending at p. m, none; total for
excess for this month 10 date, .05 inch;
total since January l, 1889 Inches: accU
mulated excess since January /. 1856
inches.
Sun rises at 7;47 a m. December ls
and sets al sol p. m
Moon rises at $40 p. IN, December Is
and sets at 3:2S q. m. December IL
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SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN
TORTURED BY BURGLAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, l5.-After
'orturing a woman for an hour, prick
ing her throat With a dagger and threat
cning immediate death. "a robber last
night gained possession OF SIS and a dia =
mond brooch and escaped. His victim
was Mrs. Rene Fabulct. wife Of a jeweler,
Mrs Fabulet had just sold her interest
in roomins house for $50 and the thief
had heard of this. He broke into her
home, beat her numerically. tied her
dagger and demanding her money.
When the robper left he told Mrs
Fabulet he would send some one TO re :
lease her In ten minutes. After an In
terval the janitor OF the house. Albert
Tusch. came in, unbound tho woman and
then summoned the police Tusch him
self was arrested when Mrs Fabulet
stated that she had recognized a friend
OF his in the robbery,
Mrs. Fabulet's injuries made il neces-
sary TO remove her 10 a hospital
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Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
city. December IL. 1910;
Temperature - Highest 30 degrees:
the highest in this month since 1874 was
81 the lowest last night WAS 50. the low
est this month since 1874 WAS 10: mean
81: normal. 80: accumulated excess since
the first Of the month, III; accumuiat ed
excess since January |. g55.
Relative humidity at n. n,. 50 per
cent; at : p. m. ~ per cent.
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IMAM partisan politics. It is, of course,
OF great Importance to the Republican
party of Idaho but it is of far more con.
Germ to the citizenship of the state of
Idaho. VI
There has never been time in the
history Of this state when any party
was SO charged by the people with a
the record which its legislature is to
spread.
People Demand Fairness.
IL it rises to the occasion, the party
VIII MAINTAIN its rightful superiority
as 1t should do. If it crumbles before
powers which have in the past received
SPECIAL favors, at the expense of the
endowments to the state, it will have
itself to blame. One of these powers is
the Mormon church which is a factor
IN politics in this state, as it is in the
nation, and these sheep companies, of
winch Mr. Johnson is in this session
the sole representative. All are contrib
utors to the Mormon tithing fund, in
Guiding Hart, the Websters, the Ricks.
the Austins and the Snarts.
1t Will be slight comfort the people
Will obtain if Johnson is the chairman
of the house committee on state af-
fairs, much less if he is elected as the
speaker, with power to name the com
mittees.
This is a behtting occasion for the
Republican party TO start march TO-
ward the hilltops of better order Of
state righteousness that has obtained
under the Gooding Brady Mormon com
bine of the past six years
For the material advancement of the
state Of Idaho, it is to be hoped that
the incoming legislature will take ad-
vantage OF this situation by taking the
people into their confidence and pub
fishing a complete resume of all their
Investigations on these matters of sus-
picion with the people Of the state.
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Picture Sale.

% "er cent of on all framed pic
tures and art calendars. George W
Ebert {, Co. Al Main.
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Scrofula, with its swollen glands, run,
ming sores, infamed eyelids, cutaneous
eruptions, yields to Hood IS Sarsaparilla
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Spanish Consul Named.

MADRID, Dec. 15.-P Diaz, Span
ish consul general at Constantuople,
has been appointed consul general at
New York
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Bazaar for one day only. Saturday,
December II. at the parsonage of the
Second NJ. f. church, I15 South Fourth
East, Chocolate and cake served after
p. IN.
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Tribune-Reporter Printing Co.
&c West Second South st. Phone 1l5.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 800.
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Observations taken NJ Usvepty fifth meridian Time
IsonAs limos through points Of e1ua a7
IsoTHERMs pass through points Of equsl
pssture; will be only for rcczns so and ~
SYMBOLS indicate Of westher. } oenr; % pert,
CLOUDY: D cloudy; O. rOiD g snow " report missing
Arows AZ with the wind FTs, dgqre ,oTspSrGtne pc
u hours second 2hour rainfall IT ~ equals VI ncnt
'h-d. y;nd velocity OF 10 miles per hour or more,
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Indicates rise in temperature.
Indicates a fall In temperature
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administration that the governor was
defeated, and the voters intended to
defeat the only other candidate for re.
election whose name appeared on the
ballot, but failed in this by only few
thousand votes out of an aggregate of
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-10-21

THERE will be six Republicans in the
 legislature which convenes in Little Rock next January-five in the House and one in the Senate The Senator is G. L. Christian of Harrison, repre- senting the district composed of New ton, Boone and Marion counties. The House members are A. J. Russell of Carroll county, w. H. Smith of Craw- ford county, Dunk Brown of Fulton county, G. w. R. Keck of Madison county and Albert Garrison of Searcy county. Senator Christian will be the first Republican to occupy seat in the State Senate for twelve years. The strange part of the success of these Republicans and a feature that has caused general comment in Democratic circles, is the fact that they were elect ed by the votes of white people, as there are not more than thirty or forty negroes in all the counties named. In several other counties in that section of this state the vote was very close between the Democratic and Republi- can candidates for a number of offices