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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-01-23

-. -, Interstate high school de-
t.sr.--- l. e Lebanon. Friday night
~. he negative team Of thst
Fsa. - ne aGrmativs team Of
- -, - Ne latter lost ne ques-
49,, Hssoirsd. hat the gram
= u.,-..., s''dsntt q Oregon shouId
~ - slth free text booka
1ul-s -. - reprsssntsd b. Lamar
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-01-23
TEACHERS HOLD BUSY MEETING
Large Attendance at Falls City last
Saturday.

seventy-hve OF Polk county's ban
ner corps Of teachers were present
al the meeting held for their benefit
at Falls City last Saturday. The
program was replete with valuable
features and was very much appre-
ciated. The sessions were held in
the High school building. and dur
ing the noon hour the visitors were
the guests Of the Falls City teachers
AZ luncheon served in the hotel.
The next teachers meeting Is TO be
At Monmouth. Saturday. March >.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-01-23

Next Saturday evening on the To-
cal floor. "Pebo's" Company G. (for-
merly Company H) basket ball COM
bination, will go up against the real
thing i'm the besket ball world, il is
announced-the strong and fast
Multnomah club team of Portland.
The Amicus club came to Dallas for
its game. claiming title to the North
west championship, and basing It's
claim upon a supposed defeat of the
Multnomah club team. IL appears
that the team defeated by the Ami
Gus club was made up Of one regular
Multnomah player. and four pick-ups
and that this "gOt-together--quick
team had not practiced once prior to
playing the Amicus club. Therefore
the fans OF this city must not Judge
Multnomah's strength by the defeat
administered by the Amicus club.
Strong Team.
For years. Multnomah has had one
Of the best basket ball teams in the
state. IT, has a large territory 10 pick
from and among its players are men
who have starred in the game In East
ern as well as Western universities
For the past two OF three years. the
same men have been playing togeth-
er. and this year they feel they have
one Of the strongest teams In the his
tory Of basket ball in that club, Al
ways in the past. Dallas teams. no
matter how strong. have had 70 play
basket ball every minute 20 defea'
the winged M" team This un-
doubtedly will be one Of the most In
teresting games Of the season.
The game viii not be called until
9 D. m. IN order that the business
men Of the city may have an oppor-
tunIty Of attending. Thorne's DALAI
orchestra viii furnish music for ths
occasion. Prizes viii probably b.
awarded. The prices of admission
vii remain the same. Seats VII b
on sale al the Fuller Pharmacy TO
morrow-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-01-23
ACADEMY WINS ONE LOSES ONE
Conquers Independence High school,
Team Friday.

Team Friday
The I.aCreole academy basket nall
team PLAYED the high school team OF
rndependence az the latter place IN
sav night and won By the score OF
as 10 IS. scott. Of Dallas. made -
Of the as points. LaCreole aia lt.
work in the first half and vas ns''
ciose I'm the second
me academy team played me var
sitr team a. Corvallis saiufeA'
uirht By request to Oh the date can
..1res nv the Portland Y n c a
tn. result vas s. 10 y IN favor o.
Co-vsuis The VARSITY team re-
cen,iy beat the o. A c team seheo- %
uled q piay TIE militia here last sat
urssv nizht bY - % ie ne eos.
-. .-thusiartie ever the eoErie'ola
t-..+uert ACCORDED them while N
CorraIlia
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-01-23
AchREALL VOTES FOR BONDS
y Vne Opposed to New school
Building.

]. - s los special school election held
- .-.fsal' Saturday. the vote in
49,. new high school building
- y y to 1. The result was
l'.'s to all. as the most san
sr-.-. --'oeaies Of the bonds did not
j-.- -re than a two-thirds ma
a. =, building is TO cost $1,000
-. oe finished In time for the
q school next fan.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-01-23

M. ana MrA U. s Loughary ZEN
yesterday for a visif IN Los Angeles
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-01-23
o,uNrNT PERsoNAGEs IN
crvu, AND MILITARY LIFE
OF STATE TO ASSIST IN
CEREMONIES.
..ou National Guard Association
Meet in Two Days Annual Ses-
Ian Here in February-Affair to
.yose With Elaborate Military Ball
II Honor of Visitors.

rho official dedication of the new
lmory building in Dallas, will take
70 Monday evening, February b.
that time, the National Guard
Sociation of the State of Oregon
h be holding it's convention here,
IA officers from all over the State
Oregon, and from the different
kdes of regular troops stationed in
4 state and in Washington will be
sesept It is intended to make this
Kdication a great public event. An
8teresting program is being arranged
II and there will be addresses by
few of the prominent men of the
ate, county, and city. Music for
Il occasion will probably be fur
Sshed by the Dallas band.
lnasmuch as the armory is a pub
building, erected by the taxpay-
L of the state and county, and in
knded for civic as well as military
|irposes people from all the walks
II life are expected to turn out and
zake this dedication a thing long to
y remembered here. 1t is expected
hat people from all over the county
Nh come to this city at that time
'nd aid in the official opening of this
be structure, which is not only a
Eedit to Polk county, but is a
sihg monument to the progress
Hess and public spiritnedness of
citizens. The people may well
proud of this building, for but
'Ey few counties in this great state
b claim such a structure.
Military Ball.
Tuesday evening, February 6, the
'fand military ball will be given.
Elaborate arrangements are being
4ade to make this the one great
Fent Of its kind in the state this
par The decorations will be unique,
zceptionally good music will be fur
Rshed, lunch will be served, and
NJ dance will be a program affair.
Rhe list Of patronesses, including
'nong its numbers some social lead
|s Of this city, county and state.
Fhl be given out later. The public
large will be invited to attend, and
fany civilians are expected to come,
say nothing about the large num-
ef Of officers who will be in the city
\ attend the convention being held
mat time. The time for the pre-
''nlnary formalitites of the ball has
Fol been definitely set, but whatever
re hour may be, the patronesses
III stand in line and receive the
uess for a half hour preceding the
lrand march
iiekets for this ball will be placed
Z sale in Dallas, Falls City, and In
P'uuehee, at places to be arranged
y later. At the time tickets are
-,ShaSsd' a program will be fur
'2nsa It is certain that this mill
uail will furnish a very fitting
.-''A TO the two days Of celebra-
y attending the holding Of the Ma
.'ai Guard convention and the Of
=. dedication Of the armory. Many
4--iles are already being received
'u'ns These two big social events
= Is apparent that more inter-
1'l be manifested in them than
ul'ng else Of the kind yer held
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-01-23
TO MEET PORTLAND
PLAYERS NEXT
MULTNOMAH CLUB TEAM HERE
FOR GAME SATURDAY.
Ball Tossers From Athletic Associa.
ton Thought to be Able to Make
Dallas Go Some.
; a+@%+%+%%+%+%+%+++|
, Games Scheduled at Dallas.

+ Saturday, January 81, Multno- =
4 nah Amateur Athletic Club. =
+ Saturday, February 3, Oregon 7
= Agricultural College.
= Friday, February 8, Mt. Angel =
= College.
4 Saturday, February II, Silver =
+ ton.
= Monday, February 26, Univer- =
= sity of Idaho.
= Monday, March IL, University =
= Of Washington.
= Abroad.
= Wednesday, February 2S, Nc =
= Minnvllle College at McMinnville.$
= Thursday, February 20, New =
= berg College at Newberg. .
= Friday March /, Anxious Club =
+ at Portland.
= Saturday, March 2, Multnomah =
4 Amateur Athletic, at Portland. =
%%%+%+%+%++%+%%+%%$ = = p = = =
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-01-23
LUMBER COMPANY SPENDS OVER
$4,000 IN BETTERNTENTS
OF PLANT IN THIS
CITY.
Modern Band Saw Supplants Old
style Circular Saws, Increasing Ca
pacity Five Per Cent--Now One of
the Largest Mills in State--NO
Further Necessity For Delays.

The Dallas Lumber & Logging
Company has just finished making
improvements and repairs to Its
plant here at an aggregate cost of
over $4,000. Operationss We're re-
sumed Saturday after shut down
beginning December 23. AS a result
of the time and labor expended the
capacity has been increased five per
cent, making the total cut approx
mately 100, 900 feet of lumber per
day, so that now there are only two
mills south of Portland that can ma
terially exceed it. The improvements
is is announced, will enable the mill
to be run every working day in the
year, and the annual shutdown of
two weeks or more is to be thing
of the past. Keener competition
and closer margins demands reduct-
ion in operating expenses, and small
er operating expenses means the me-
cessity of installing the most approv-
ed machinery.
New Band Saw.
Chief among the alterations is the
substitution of a band MILL" or
band saw, for the old style double
circular saws first met by the logs as
they come from the pond. The pri-
mary object in using a band saw Is
to reduce the amount of sawdust.
but aside from that it has many other
advantages.
The new saw is IA inches in width
and 81 feet long, and travels at the
rate of $500 feet per minute. or more
than Ill miles an hour. In order to
reduce friction and consequent heat.
a stream of water is kept pouring ON
the saw while it is in use.
For convenience in handling the
unwieldy band saws an enlarged FL
ing room has been built as a second
story over the mill. The room Is 40
by so feet in size and contains nine
complicated machines required in
keeping the numerous saws in proper
condition. For the band saws auto
matte grinders have been put In
which do the work with speed and
absolute precision. under the direct
ion of s. S. Grindheim, an expert in
charge OF that department.
Other improvements.
Many other Improvements have
been made. The log carriage has
been rebuilt, new log deck has been
put in and another engine has been
added.
As soon as possible steam log
loader will be put in TO load the logs
onto the carriage, and men are now
at work on log dump at the pond.
where by a new mechanical device
the huge logs are to be rolled from
the cars into the water by machin-
cry, instead OF by the slow process
heretofore employing hand Jacks"
Under the improved method II viii
be possible TO unload ten cars Of logs
in IS minutes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02
Anotber Hippodron1e 7riumpb.

|vFA
of Il
Of the brilliant
the of
ballet
nnall6
rehearsal gazed admiration
ngiyln
lIppoiome
that's
s
ont hing
frs,t
ri
with
ptb shown "A
dJn The
.u he Dutch it's the Iippodromes tulips
Of
% paint already
brilliant
Ithe husec in
director william Wilson,
falling
*slgh There unng haymakers' in Brittany where
ance N
in
of when would say William jennings pFyn dumb Why m0re1
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02
Domestic Dialogues.
BY Alma Woodxvscd
by Ths Pre~ Publishing 20. Tho y
FREDDIE HIDES,
. Woodward

grunts)-No. he's not there, Mamma.
Now. where do you suppose that little
rascal is' Behind the door in the par
lor-why didn't I think OF that beforey
That's the place,
liather approache, the spot In question With
chliish agility and gleeJ
Mrs. W. (aloud. for Freddle's benenD
l think you're on the wrong track.
Papa. our Freddie would hide In =
HARD place.
lin his eagerness aud unaccu-tumed lshuont"d
nesh father tries Ia iihe up. vita his toe. rug
that Is nailei to tho noor The rug sets the Dest
OF II and msk,s him take the county
Mrs. w. neutrality-suspicious.. dear. dear
Did you hurt yourself. Papa? Now
think We have played long enough. I
guess Freddie'd better come out OF hts
hiding-place and give himself mp
Mr.. ". Hacetiousiy) Not on your Me-
DO you think I'm Central Office man?
I'm going to GET my quarry! (under-
tone to mother). Let the dear little kid
have his fun.
Mrs. W.-rsn't that child smart. Papa?
Just look at how long II takes you to
find him
! Mr.. W. Centhusla.tlcallSJ- And he
doesn't make sound. Just walt TIL /
light a cigarctte-I'll get you yet, you
little tramp
Father hsA.' cigarette ard 'ontinu- the
! seaTcb)
Mrs W. hln,nsly)- Why don't you
try the hail papa? There's a blg, dark
closet out there.
Mr.. W. Goudb)-Nl right Here
come! Master Frederick White. look
out for Ha!rlock Combs, the great de-
| tective. the
Father ,,st. in the dire ton - IN. hall. Jlu
| AZ he seps OYER ihs ~ a l'f.irre become" in'.
! 4 Gs,ling gun. ANS at. and uii.. tho plt ~ bis
/ stomach Father ,ur's 20 snsuoN the cigarette.
] ifp.- Il. burning hole ~ Dis silk SHIRT IN ~
| and finishes t,r turn With ss ETA. Z sudden,
| backward dive
Freddie (cmltting few Indian yells)--
scared yuh hard, didn't !, Pa? Didn't
70 Where I'D you hit yerselt? oh. yer
goln' to get lump, Pa; yer goln' to
get lump, see II comm.
! Mrs. ". (anxlously) Did you really
hit yourself, George. or are you only
making believe?
! Mr. W. ,nursing a nasal promontory
ultra-mar.ne IN shade)-NAKING BE-
LIEVE! Are you trying 10 be humor-
Gus, madam?
! Freddie mot approaching the serious
neIs OF the moment Say. Pa, faint as
big as the one | got when fell or my
v'loclpede an cracked my head on the
curbstone. An It's only ONE color. Pa,
an mine wuz THREE colors, Pa.
Mr.. W. Osowly and coldly)-sav lool,
a-here! want Just word wl,A you,
When you hide you hide in a pace
where / can see you; understand" Don't
T~sp yourself IN = piece ~ cloth. That
a.n't hld!ng-that's nature.faS!ny!
Freddie dainty -Yesslr.
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deal OF Lu.o sessary waiting, and. there
fore, OF UNNECESSARY uhnappiness. Hope
deferred maketh the heart sick 1t Is
most unwise to marry on too small an
income, but II the young mans salary
isn't large why should not his wife keep
on earning hers? An ever-increasing
number OF young women are wage
earners before marriage; why should
they not continue afterward7
II seems 10 me any girl loving a man
should be glad to help him in the way
which would do most toward making
their marriage prnctlcable.
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he Day 8
Good Stories
Worse Yet!

W/llToN LACkNNE. the actor once male
w dramstilatn OF "Les Misrtable-.' lie
hat spent much lmr on hs work The
dramatikitinu ~ the Hugo masterpiece had been
one Of the dreams II his early youth. Truly. the
completed drama vas 20 the actor a. cillt he
dearly loved. Bu, when Mr.. Lackaye tried TO
interest theatrical capital In the pfodnrtion he
found dratth ~ enthusiasm. Every ope knew that
1.ackiSc had dIamaiiled "Lrs Miserahe," aud n
wa, one u the live topics ~ broadway. oscar
IIanime-..siu met Larkiy- In this particular pednd
lui his first question Was:
wilton have sou got a manager 10 produce
Lea Mrcfsblo = "
Aud % tis larkiSc sarcastically frphed.
"A manager 90 produce 49, haven't found q
manager that ran pronounce it, Kansas 'Ity
star.
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~ous"t ne pene'eo "hat
49, nc uiu NOT rean@e ms mis-
,a"o u"'" ne o'scoEere" tnat the mooel
"as us ow" ions iost uaugh'er' Ihat
',mue al 'he u'"erehce IN tne word.
ans ino"eh'' poreseeh almost from
INC oeslniihs Oh the pay counted Tor
niue one had curious sense or an
opportunity nhsseo mere II seemed as
'"oush 'he play hau oeen conceived IN
more serious VEIN ana then forced
INTO ,ne form OF COMEDY only one
cnaracter' tnat OF the Frenchman.
proved Consistently human ana inter-
esuhs' thoush heaven KNOWS Berseret
.a'Neo soout almost everything under
the sum- inciuuins our ione-suHerins
skyscraiers' b". william Courtieigh
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Papa, do you? Poor Papa's been work.
Ing hard all day downtown and
Freddie teagerly)-Oh. he likes II, Ma;
Pas sport! l wouldn't scare him
HARD. Ma.
Mrs w. dndulgently)-Well, all right,
sweetheart, just this once. Where are
you going to hide. dear?
Freddie with scorn)-I'm not goln' to
tell you. Ma You'd tip him OF. Say.
it'll be fun. won't II. Ma?
Mrs. w. with doubO-Ye-es. darling,
qFather'. kew IS Heard i9 the lock. Freddie
makes wild dive for a dark and secret spot.
Mother goes down the hall 10 meet fathcr)
Mr., W. (greetlng her)-Where's the
boy?
Mrs. w. tw!nking strenuously)-W Why,
don't know. Maybe he's gone around
the block for a walk Let's call him.
Father tumbles and joyously WINS in return
Duo lin perfect tempo)-FreddIe!
Freddie
no answer, Father aud mother. in monS
, alarm. begin the seiTch.l
Mr.. W,-Do you suppose he could be
under the dinlng-room table. dear? An,
ma! I'll bet that's just where he Is
Father gets down on his knees and rubber.
under the table. Mother. in fond appreciation NJ
his histrionie attempt. stands aside aud beam.
Frr-ldie In lis dark and seHTet spot. throws az
historical tI0ugh silent. mn
Mr.. ". getting on his feet. with many
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02


In
o
may
OF
hgueo model
he held himself in cheeky a
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Ehke New PlAMS
ssE ~7h< Model" %Sfk
MEK Largely Figure MSx
~\ of Speech. F
30 ~ .~~~,..--~,~.~ GD -
BY CHARLES DARNTON.
CHARLES DARNTON.

Model brought out at the Harris Theatre Saturday night Augustus
himself and his audience with mission and sacrificed
that The Model could live
Paris
he
the
the
AL ~ He was
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Progressive COurtship.

Mo. Aaushrl Gtecn. I cannot NARY yon.
~ NJ rich DscIr,r uncle drrl,tc, he VIII
cut me Of with nickel II | asd
without his apgu,al" And the 5uIn. man win
wax cldu sighed 'pfu.nly
Very we'll replied The determined gih Il
al - 10 your uncle. What - hi, Addrcs 4"
Don't e.. Annsbrl' cried tho Youth 81,
would oub peIulrr him 81. more against me
You mistake m, meaning. 'ltarn'e PrnDn.
sii the glfi. ~ can't marry sou | vii
mann your uuUls. -rlrttl4uI Ran Dealer.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02
Her Escort.

"R. B" writes: Il received an lnv!'
tat!on 10 an affair TO be given by a
friend o. mine. Each young LADY Il
asked TO bring her escort Is this
proper?'
Perfectly proper. You will naturally
select some gentleman who has enter
tanned you number Of times.
-. g" Whites: ~ have been accept
ing attentions from gentleman four
tcan years my senior. He las good
position and moves in an excellent
circle DO sou think the difference N
our ages will prevent happy nlsr-
r.ase?"
S.lh q difference frequently mean
marital unhaRpiness, but your case mag
20 An exception
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02

A 4pio
| sasement is
greatly TO be
deprecated.
S o m e ii m e $ Il
seems unavoidable,
and. OF course, II
two persons really
care about each
other they will wait
for happiness to-
gether. rather than
try a poor substi-
tute with some
one else.
But | believe that
thara iS IA good
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-02

choose the maid Of honor for my we'd
ding Ought | 10 select my f!ance's
sister, or may | choose one Of ny own
friends"
Choose whomsOever you wish. Fre-
auently the oldest sister of the bride
is maid Of honor. But the brides wishes
are the only ones to be considered IN
the matter.
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The Brides Bouquet.

Up. " writes: what Is the proper
time for the bride to throw her bou-
quet?"
She frequently throws II down from
the stairs. when she goes up TO change
to her travelling uress
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BEDDIE-Say. Ma, when Pa
comes in I'm goin' to hide an
scare him. Huh. Ma?
Mrs. W.-Now. darling, you
don't want to scare poor
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RathSkelIer and Rose
TIE Story of a Tuei Bets<en Mem York and-Hom<
Rv n Henry
By o. Henry

lcopyri.h, 1911. BY Doubleday rass co..
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CopS night. 1912. by n

Time: q. 20 +, ".
Characters; Mr. White. Mn. White and Fred lie
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IT. B." writes: ~ an trying 70
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B etty
Vincent'S
A d vice
Long Engagements.

"lIE long en-
gagement is
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-04
Resolutions of Respect and
Sympathy.

Having pleased our Great
Father to summon another of our
brothers to the great beyond,
where sorrow and heart-aches
at partings from loved ones are
no more. The summons of a
loved one gone to prepare the
way, should admonish us to SC
live that when we are called upon
to respond to the last roll-call we
will be prepared to meet those of
our brethren gone before. There
fore be it resolved:
That Arvada Lodge, No. las,
extend their sincere sympathy
to the family of our departed
brother, A. w. Heater, and be
it further resolved:
That copy Of these resolution
be forwarded to the breaved
family, a copy be spread upon
minutes of this Lodge, and a
copy be sent to the papers for
publication.
Committee: E. A. Brandon,
R. c. Green, G. Carne.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-04
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES

Pie cantata given the Friday
before Christmas was successful
in every particular. The fresh
men had charge of the candy
booth, and from the candy that
was being consumed by the aud
ience we Judge that quite a neat
sum was realized from it.
The school is being equipped
with new fire escapes, so that in
case of fire all danger will be
avoided.
Basket ball is progressing rap
idly now. Clarence Pavelka was
elected captain of the boys team
and Nina Murchison captain of
the girls. Last Thursday night
the HIS. team played the Alumni.
AS the girls had had only one
practice previous to the game,
and most of them were new
players they were defeated by
the Alumni, nevertheless the
score was only II to 8.
We are very proud of our boys
team this year. The best player
in the team was sick, but the
boys defeated the Alumni team
by score of 20 to %.
We are expecting to play the
Littleton teams week from
Friday night.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-04
In California

At Bixby park, Long Beach,
one of the most delightful re-
treats of Southern California,
there was held on Christmas day
a most enjoyable dinner, sur.
rounded by stately palms and
roses of various hue and under
the green spreading branches
of the beautiful pepper tree
amid whose foliage the birds
sang their glad song of Peace
on earth and good will to men,
The tables were laid, and upon
those same tables were spread
an abundance of good things to
eat.
Those who sat down to this
bounteous feast were the follow
ing, all Arvada and Colorado
visitors: VIM. M. Allen and wife,
CIV. McFadden, wife and daught.
er, Blanche; B. Mollen and
wife, Gibbs West and wife,
Chas. Wilbur and wife, Frank
Mulvahill and wife, Mrs. Hobson
and family, and John Sven and
wife. After doing full justice to
the banquet, the photographer
and arranging the group in a
graceful manner took their pic
ture. 1t was then decided to
meet again at the same time
and place next year.
Altogether the affair was a
bowling success.
The Arvada enterprise., 1912-01-04
Notice..

The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National
Bank of Arvada for the election
of a board of directors for the
ensuing year and any business
that may properly come before
the meeting will he held in the
Offices of the bank on Jan. 9th,
1912. Mt 10 O'Clock, a. m. Polls
will be open until 3 O'Clock D.
IN.
WESLEY STALEY, Cashier.
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