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Eastern Colorado times., 1913-05-30

however, is to combat the con-
clusion which he presses upon the
senators from Colorado. Mr..
Patterson says:
Our senators should, it seems
to me, stand side by side with the
two democratic senators from
Louisiana. They should insist
that the sugar schedule be taken
up and disposed of by ITSELF
He then proceeds to say that
the tariff is being revised in a
lump to intimidate the weak.
This is an unfair impeachment of
the purposes of the party and of
the motives of the president. He
concludes:
United States senators are
now elected by the people. They
must even be nominated in an
open primary. Patronage and
White House favor will not take
the place of services patriotically
and faithfully performed
This is an injustice to Senators
Thomas and Shaffroth. He does
a wrong to the senators in sug-
gesting that their support of the
bill will be due to patronage and
White House favor It is, in
effect, an attempt to impose a
different course of action upon
them under the threat that they
will not be considered as patriot
ic or faithful in the performance
of their duties as senators unless
they take Mr.. Patterson's view
of the subject.
The Commoner is sure that its
distinguished and beloved friend
does not mean to set himself up
as a final judge in this matter, or
to demand acquiescence in his
opinion as the price of his con-
fidence and good will.
Senators Thomas and Shaffroth
were elected as democrats and
they will be justified in, consid-
ering themselves as democrats,
not merely as representatives OF
a particular industry. Compar-
atively few of the voters of Colo.
RADIO are personally interested in
the production of sugar. Why
should the senators from Colorado
consider the wishes of sugar pro-
ducers only? Have not those
who pay the tax as much right to
be regarded as those who receive
the benefit of the tax?
And does not Mr.. Patterson
know that Senators Thomas and
Shaffroth must act with the tar
iff reformers or against the tariff
reformers? The Louisiana SEN
ators may be willing to join with
the republicans and defeat a tar
! if law and thus deny to the peo-
pie of the country the reform for
which they have labored for so
many years, but will the senators
from Colorado be performing a
patriotic and faithful service
if they cast in their lot with those
who make everything subordin-
ate to sugar?
If Mr.. Patterson desires to
consider the effect of the votes on
their political future, why not
remember that Congressman
Heating of Colorado was elected
to the house of representatives
after boldly taking his stand in
favor of free sugar? Would this
not be some indication of the
temper of the people of Colorado? ?
Con Mr. Patterson give bond that
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LEGAL NOTICES.


United States of America.
State OF New Mcxiro-sa.
N Is hereby certified that there WAS
filed tor record iu the office Of the
state Corporation Commission 81 the
state ~ New Mexico on the 9th day
OF May. A. ID. 1913. at loiA5 a.. m.
hy The Continental on Company, ~
corporation duly organized and exist
ing under and by virtue ~ the laws
OF the state Of Colorado. a certified
copy ~ is Certificate OF lncorpOra-
ton and Statement designating prin-
clpai office in this state. agent, etc,
as provided BY Section l02, Chatter
20, Laws ~ 1905.
Now, therefore. the said corpora
ton IN hereby authorized by the state
Corporation Commission 90 transact
business In the state OF New Mexico,
and the business is such as may be
lawfully transacted By corporations
organized under the laws of this
state.
In testimony whereof. the chair
man and clerk or said Commission
have hcreuntO SET their hands and
affixed the seal of said Commission
at the city OF Santa Pc, on this ninth
DAY OF May, A. -. 1913.
HUGH III. WILLIAMS,
(seaD Chairman.
Attest,
EDwIN r. COARD.
CLERK.
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ATHLETES TO CLASH
IN TRACK WORK
TOMORROW
Three Cornered Meet to Take
Place on Hopewell Field;
Interesting Events Down on
the Program.

Athletes from the University OF
New Mexico. the State Agricultural
College and the Albuquerque Indian
school viii participate la an intercol-
legiate track meet tomorrow after
noon on HOpeweil field. Admission
60 the meet wiz be fifty cents with a
special rate OF twenty five cents 90
students. The first event begins az
O'Clock and interesting athletic eN-
hibifions are expected 20 furnish the
crowd with thrills throughout the at
teruoen.
The entries Cor the Agricultural
COLLEGE and the University for the tfl-
angle meet tomorrow are as follows
Agricultural college.
f00-yard dnsh--lAne. Bone knofr
I2-p0und shot put-~kn0rr, Gaia
vera Bousmani wedaeli
i30-yards hieh hurdles knorr,
Lane. isaacs. Tutile
Running broad jump Knorr Tut
ne. Kuuuc. Powers
HALF mile fun--i.ockc, Taylor.
22o-yards Wnsh- Bone. lane, Tut
tle. wharton
pale Vault-Tuttle.
22e.yards low hnfdlcs-Knorr Lane,
Discas throw ralayera. bousnan,
Tuliie. peners
i40-Yards dash futile, wharton,
Bone
Runnng hiah jump Knorr. Tuttlc.
Knnne
One milo run -Tnylof, Locke.
Hammer throw Caiavrfa. Powers.
( knune honsmuu.
Milo relay norr. Bone. %.
! Wharton Taylor knune, futile.
University 90 New Mexico.
l1N-yards dash HlHrins Prohert
i1mnnd shot pvt iAckey, Caik-
inc
4 i2o-yarda hieh hurdles lackey'
Murphy.
Runnlng broad jump isaiemnn.
HiHgina
Hail mile run Roldi, Alloit leu
uoid Hhfkncfs
2zo.yarda low hurdles murphy,
liniii Intkcs
Discuss throw peBsc. l.ackey
f4N-yafa dash- i.nckcy. frobert
i0idi iInfkneas
Running hlgh jump hrighi, lac
KEY
cne mile run calklns. Leopold.
4 Afoii
Hammer row--Caikinn. Fehse
Mile relay Higgins l.ackey. buldi.
prohtti. Hardness. Murphy.
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DAY
GAME BETWEEN
Elk TEAMS
Albuquerque and Santa Fe b.
P. 0. 4. Baseball Clubs to
Contest at Traction Park !;
Hot Game Expected

After considerable negotiating. the
Elks Of Albuquerque and Elks OF San
"a Fe have sigued up for a game OF
baseball 90 he played here al Traction
park on the afternoon of Decoration
day. The SartG ne Eiks team has
hNen working for several weeks and ~
in good shape. The Albuquerque
Elks intend 10 ger busy IA once and
pfacticc and plan deliberately to trim
the Ancient city bunch
IN order not 20 conflict with the
I'lk baseball game. Director Mark
Levy or the y. ~ A. O.. has an
nonnCedi that the Yoakum- Carter
boxing contest viii take place in the
nlaht time instead 81 the afternoon.
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tors On mo states 81 Montana. Idaho.
Utah. Wyomlno and New Mexico. az
may BE- Required hy The laws thereof.
and Offices mat be- established al such
either places either within or without
the state 81 Colorado. and IN such
other states or territories Or colonies
81 the United states az foreign ooun-
tries a. IN the Judgment of the board
~ directors fnny be- necessary, confen-
lent or proper, ana said board ~ a.
reciors etall have the power. unless
tho laws ~ any Of said states require
otherwise. % discontinue any Of said
oillces - ealahllehct Oh g. be estnh.
l'shen. AZ hs pieasnfe
Meetings Of the board Of directors
may be held "a any place either With
ln or without the state " Colorado.
as may ne provided by the by-iawa,
and ~ well BY resolution Of the beard
~ directors.
The hoard Of directors VI this com
pany shall have power to make such
prudential by-iaws a. they may deem
proper for the management Of tho
company, and a. change. alter. amend.
modify or Hunui The same ne pleas
I'VE. provided said bylaws are not in
consistent with the laws 81 the United
States OF America or the state 81 col
oradO.
In Witness whereof. tho said parties
have hcrcunto sol their hands ana
affixed their seals this aiHt day %
march,. A. ID, 1918.
MILTON SMITH. tsea1
GEORGE r.. SMITH. tscan
70. >. KARSTEuT CsoaD
State Of Colorado.
CITY and County OF Dcnver--ss.
]. MARY W. Brown. notary public
ln aud for said city and county, IN the
state aforesaid. do hereby certify. that
Milton Smith. George y. smith and
n. Is. Knrstcdt. who are personally
known 50 me 10 be the persons whose
names are subscribed TO the foregoing
certificate of Incorporation. appeared
before me this day in person. ana
scYcfniiy acknowledged that they
signed. sealed and delivered said In
strument as their free and voluntary
act. for the uses and purposes therein
set forth.
Given under my hand and notarial
seal this 9iss day Of Mnrch. A. y.
1918.
NY commission expires November
MARY w. BROWN.
(.seal Notary Public.
ENDORSED.
(5T901J
Certificate OF Incorporation Of The
Continental OH Company, April 1918.
DOMESTIC.
Received payment April 1. 1919.
JAMES -. pEARCE.
Secretary of State.
Ry CARL ALBIN, Cashier.
Filed In the once ol the Secretary
of state, OF the state OF Colorado on
April ]. 1919, it2S y. M.
Recorded la Book Page
JAMES ". PEARcE,
secretary OF State.
rs THOS r. DILLON. W. Deputy.
Fees, $40. clerk G. y. 9.
3-t01-60 n NJ r.
This document has been Inspected
and properly entered on the records
OF The Flat Tax department Date.
April l. 1918.
By RAY NJ. RUSSELL. CLERK.
lndexed hy CLIP.
ENDORSED. Foreien
tNo $500
cor Reed Vol 3. Page 2tS. Ger
iined copy Of Certificate Of lncorpOra-
fion 90 rhr Continental oil Company.
Filed In Office ~ State Corporation
Commission May .. 1918; 1886 q. M.
EDWIN T. COARD.
clerk.
Compared edo To 40.
Compared q. W tn ~ w.
fNpENED.
state OF New Mexico.
County az BernaliilO--ss.
This instrument WIS illed for record
on the i2th day of May, 1913. az 9;i5
o'clock a.. ~. Recorded la Vol &C.
Misc. Of Records Of said county. Folio
256. A. o. Wake R,
(seaD clerk ana Recorder.
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that the contents thereof are true
and the said GEORGE ~ SMITH and
~ ~ KAHATEDT acknowledged the
said instrument 20 he their free act
and deed and She free act aud decd
Of said corporation.
INswiTNFss WHEREOF. I have
hereunto subscribed my name aud az.
fixed sny official seal the day and
year first above mentioned.
Ny nnfarlal commission expires
November g. i9iG.
MARY W. BROWN.
(seal.) Nutnry rublic.
ENDORSED. FOREIGN Cor Reed
Vol. s.. Page ans. No 1881
siatement 81 THE CONTINENTAL
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OIL COMPANY. designating pflnol-
pal office. agent. etc.
Filed infofnce OF state Corporation
Commission. Aiay ,, 1874: i0.4k q. m.
EDWIN y. COAND
clerk,
Compared EDO 20 40.
etnto ~ New Mexico.
County OF Rernalllo-.ss.
This instrument WAS licd for rec.
hii0 o'clock H. NJ.
Recorded IN Vol. &C." Misc. 81 Rec.
ords ~ said County, Follo 200.
A. ". WALKER.
Clerk ana Recorder.
Intiuxcd
Comp'd q. w. 10 N. W.
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emitted states or America
state ~ New Mexico--ss.
A is hereby certified that the an
nexca IS fuil. true and complete
transcript OF the Certified Copy ot
Certificate uf Incorporation OF TIL
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY, $50.
$500. with the endorsements there
on. na some appears on iiie an9 OF
record in the office OF the state COR
pOration Commission.
In testimony whereof, the CHAIRMAN
aud CLERK OF said Commission have
hereunto set their hands and affixed
tho seal az said Commission, 40 the
city of Santa Fe. on this Smith day ot
May. A. D.. 1913. -
(srall HlGH ~. VILLA no
Attest. chairman,
EDWIN r. cOARp,
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~ THOMAS y DrILoN' 81, Deputy
or INcOHPORA-
TION GF THE CONTINENTAL
Oh. MANY.

Know all men by these presents,
maj NJ. Milton Smith, George r.
SMITH nnd 81 81 Nnrsledi, All or the
ciiv ana county az Denver and state
~ COLORADO. have Associated ourselves
together az corporation unaer the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
An Economical
Convenience

At the present low rates, Electric Light is
the cheapest illuminant as well as being the
best. 1t requires no repairs or attention and
saves labor. II avoids the ever present danger
of matches-it does not consume the lfe-giv-
ing oxygen-it is clean, healthful and con-
venient Let us show you at how low cost
your house can be wired
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state of New Mexico.
CeFfiilcate at Comparison.


United States of America,
state ~ New McNlc0- ss.
n ~ hereby certified that the am
nexed b. fun, true ana complete
transcript of the statement ol TUE
CONT MENTAL. OH COMPANY,
designating principal office. agent.
etc, mo. 1htlJ. with the endorse
ments thereon. ns same appears On
file and Of record In the office OF
the state Corporation Commission,
In testimony whereof, the chair.
man and clerk Of said Commission
have hereunto set their hands and
affixed the seal OF said Commission,
az the city Of santa Pc, on this ninth
day OF May. 4. -. 1913.
HUGH a. WILLIAMS.
CSenl) Chnirman.
Attest:
EDWIN r. CoARD.
Clerk.
STATEMENT or THE CONTINENT
Al OIL COMPANY.
This corporation duly Incorporated
under the laws of the state OF Colo
RADIO. and desiring 90 transact nusl-
ness in the state OF New Mexico,
makes the following statement,
]. The name OF the corporation ~
Tho Continental oil Company
2. The location OF its principal
and registered office IN New Mexico
East street. ia the city of Alhuquer-
que. in the county Of Bcrnaiillo ~
the state OF New MeXico, and the
name Of the agent Ia charge ot such
office upon whom process against the
corporation may be- served ~ J. y.
Hannum. whose place ot abode rs
number GIg North Fourth street Ia
the city OF Albuquerque, In the COIN
IS OF Bernaliilo. ln the state 81 Ne"
Mexico.
q. The amount 0f authorized cape
ital stock of this corporation Is
81. 400. 10000.
a. Tho amount Of capital stock 81
this corporation issued and outsland-
ing h. sbO0.No.
transacted in New Mexico by this cor-
poraiion h generally 10 buy, sell and
deaf In petroleum and its products,
and az otherwise specified in its Arii-
Giles of incorporation.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the said
THE CONTlNE Entail on COM
pANy has caused its namc 10 be
hereunto subscribed and its corporate
seal 10 be- hercunto affixed, and these
presents to be executed by lis prcai-
dent ana secretary this sra day ot
April a. -. 1918.
THE CONTINENTAL on COM
by GEORGE r. SMITH,
fgealD President
Attest,
A.. NJ KARSTEDT,
Secretary.
state ~ Colorado,
city and County Of pcnVer--ss.
ON this 3rd day ~ April 1913, be-
fore mo appeared GEORGE "
SMITH and n. =. i<AllErhDf, 60 me
personally known, who being 10y me
dulv and aevtrnih' sworn, did say mat
mid GEORGE u. SMITH " The pres
ident o. and the said ". 3. kAh
sTEbT h tho secretary ~ THE COM
TiNFNTAL OH COMPANY, q cor
Inc above instrument b. the corporate
seal ~ the said corporation. ana
that said iuniri ont was signed ana
sealed la behalf uf said corporation
by me said GEORGE v. SMITH anh
4. =. kARsTEDT by The authority nt
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Hsf4s
N V.fk lan,.a u entlseon az
gha Amsieuf tlf44flf nnion n,ns|t -,
lnforual annanIItn.arsf ftsnf th@
ltnII.t STATE. 4ns,sd nerf ~ ntl.frli,
ttaI4. ~ flsa i,Isa,,,- Games "a - hti1
~ atnrn4 tI,s...s ..3r.t.r th~ snrina
nf 1914. Tnfa meet hnfonra Is tho
'lata 1srlee ~ nlxmnie ra,nce ana
Fan 81 hala anlr sa Gfoecr. IL has
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KID SHAFER TO ISSUE
CHALLENGE TO WINNER

Harry shafer known as "<id" Sha-
Ter. lott today for Las Vegas where
tonight he win issue q challenge 20 the
winner Of 49, Newman Boyd right
shafcr s. good lightweight and
SHOULD he a.... 80 uuSe u interesting
Tor either Newman on Boyd.
Diamond Ice--the best ice, made
frdm dlsilllfa water Phones d7-5s.
banding !. q. q. a. haii every Sat
mrsiay. Use.
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ifft ~ MI an ~
United States of America,
state OF Colorndo--ss.
!. James -. rearce, secretary OF
state 90 tho State of Colorado, 40
hereby certify that the annexed ~
stp t,ue and complete transcript 81
The C'crtlnontA Of ingt pprniion %
TIE CONTfNENTAL on COMPANY
which was filed Ia ihis office On" flrhl
dav az Anrli A. d.. iat3 a. ii2s
O'Clock. d a.. and admitted to record.
Ia testimony whereof ! have here
unto SET my hand and Affixed the
great seal az the state ~ Colorado,
at he Ciiy 81 Denver. this First day
of April. A. ~. 1918.
(Orent Seai)
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81 Louis Eddie Rcvoire. Philadel-
nhia weiierueiRht. WAS awarded tho
detlsion. over Art Maslrl. 81 haftles-
villa. Okla. after ak snnppy rounds
here last night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
PUT This Light
in Your Home

From a modern point of view, house with
out Electric Light is not comfortable. If you
are moving this Spring, insist that your land
lord install electricity. He can get better
class of tenants that will stay longer and he
will save money on decorations
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namt ana aIflo "a TIE continental on
Company for the purpose or hccom-
InH body corporate and polite. un-
der and ny Virtue ~ che laws 81 the
State cf Colorado. and IN accordance
with the provislona Of the laws 81
said state. W. 10 hereby .Inke. eN-
eoule and acknowledge IN censuplicate
this certificate in writing ~ our In
irntlun 40 60 become a nouN cpfpuf-
ate under and 81 virtue of said laws.
l.
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Boston. Mass The sale 81 Catcher
SEVERED ~ ire ClnclnuaH Nationals
10 the Louisville club 81 lhc Aui@r-
cnn association NAs announced here
last nlfhl Severoid vii join Louis
Vile Immediately
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comp-d O. W. 10 N. W.
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At the Empress.

George Arthur Bovyer, man
ager of the Empress Theatre, an
nouncis with great pleasure that
the headline attraction at the
Empress for the week starting
Saturday matinee Jan. 4th, will
be Prince Floro, the Jungle
man. Is he a man or beast?
This is by far the greatest nov
city that the Empress has offer
ed in many a month. The or
igin of Prince Floro is a mys-
terry. Some scientists have de-
clared him to be Man Monkey.
others declared him to be a
chimpanzee, while others declare
him to be one of the first types
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1912-Miss Leila Buck, Miss Nina
Murchison, Miss Leefe Bright,
Joseph Benson, Frank Wiebelt,
George Louden; Glass of 1911
Miss Gladys Sanderson, Miss
Nellie Graves, Miss Gertrude
Weaver, Miss Jessie Griffith, AL
ben Swanson; Class 1910-Miss
Stella Wiebelt, also Miss Ethel
Brandon and Claire Champion.
Five of the above are attend
ing Agricultural College, two at
Greeley, one at Denver Univers-
ity, one at Colorado Woman's
College; one at School of Mines.
All Of the above are fine young
people and a credit to any com
munity. We welcome them al
ways, as well as all the former
students. Come often.
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The Rev. lrl r. Hicks 1913
Almanac.

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of man. He was found in the
jungles of Africa by an English
nobleman who was so impressed
with his intelligence that he
brought him back to London.
Cathryn Chandler, the charm
ing actress who has been con-
splcuously identified with John
Drew, Mary Mannering and
Blanche Bates, will present a
comedy playlet, 'Kate's Press
Agent, d" supported by Con-.
Roddy. 4
Another feature is the McGin-
mis- Bros, called the Dancing
Cadets. Marseilles will demon
strate some particularly daring
and wonderful balancing feats.
Fred Morton, the Versatile Lad,
does some clever singing, dane
ing and,ha fine bunch of par
odies. McClain & Mack offer in
strumental music, weaving a lot
of comedy through the act.
Arvada Lodge No. 141, A. F.
& A. NJ, Barth hall, 1st and 3rd
Wednesday evenings.
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Advertisement.
Your Druggist has a Remedy

that IiE GlASh NIEES TO
PROMPTLY RELIEVE ALL STOM-
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People go on suffering. from lule stomach
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t5rco on the slom.lh al.taI extra work. bot
they never think that ihr stomach r-rir c,rra
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]. tbrse peop.. would ak. BIoodnr with of
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The Arvada enterprise., 1913-01-02
Gard Of Thanks

We desire to extend our sin
cere thanks to all our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
assistance during the illness and
death of our loved one.
We thank them for the beauti-
full flowers. the members of the
G.. A. X. for their kindness and
the singers for the music.
MRS. HUNT.
Mrs. DEETS.
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Methodist Church.

Sabbath School at 10 a. m.
Preaching, II a. m.
Junior League, 3 p. m.
Epworth League, 6:30 p. m.
Preaching, 1880 p. m. 4
Mid-week Prayer service every
Wednesday, 7:3O p. m.
A cordial welcome is extended
to all of the services.
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~ ~ - " IS
Eura. ann 35er- J
Snnal Jtrnth I

Miss June Evan spent the hol-
idays at home.
Mrs. r. C. Morrison spent the
holidays at Idaho Springs.
J. S. Hooking is recovering
from an attack of grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schneider
were Denver visitors Monday.
Nugget" Babcock, of Elkton,
spent the holidays with his par
ents here.
Mrs. A. Amos is spending the
holidays with her daughter at
Brighton.
They certainly are fine. What's S
fine? The candies and nuts at
Schneider's two stores. adv
Jas. McCouathy, of Idaho
Springs, spent Christmas with
his daughter. Mrs. P. r. Mor1i-
son.
Mrs. Mae Johnson and two
children. of Georgetown, are
spending the holidays with Mrs.
f. l.. Luce.
Miss Chamberlain, who is
teaching at Mt. Nook, returned
from Denver Wednesday, where
she spent the holidays.
Dick Staley, who is now su-
perintendent Of a mill at Idaho
Springs, was shaking hands with
Morrison friends Tuesday.
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Presbyterian Church.

Sunday School at 10 a. m
preaching at IL a, m. Christian
Endeavor at 7 p. m.
Rev. Horatio Reavis. pastor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-01-02
Christian Science Society

Meets at the Seventh Day Ad-
vent church, West LIST and Ade-
laide streets, every Sunday at II
a m. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting at
s o'clock.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-01-02

. a number of Arvada fire how,
attended the Firemen's ss hs11
gwen thve by the Golden fire bows , in
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-01-02

Jacob Schneider, agent for the
Capital Life Insurance Company,
paid to Mrs. A. M. Hackett ST.
015. .S5 insurance Of Mark Hack
EFT. fifteen days after his death.
The promptness Of the company
shows its reliability and their
agent, Mr.. Schneider, does not
fail to inform the people of its
good qualities.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-01-02

Chas. Songer is piping water
from a spring to his residence
and will soon be supplied with
hot and cold water.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-01-02

Mr; and Mrs. FielJo
md md Miss Thirza elas H and family
friends. y with Den yer