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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11
aasrlei far's 0axs.

pffeee Ser Stubenb0geL
Cine refine, ni9t gu trodene 3immer'
luft lit fir bic grbultung Der Sc
iunbbsit unIertr StubenpOg.l sendu
70 tpi8tig tpie fir ben MenI6en
ieIbit. Sebr sutrGglid 1T es fir
Die tleinsn 3dfiginfafen, tpsnn man
i6re Bauer nit 8lottpfldn3en unta
felt, Die man bdufis ourd einen
3erfduber nit 8dfer BENEFIT. 60
erbdlt man ~ipenigitsns Die 2uft in Der
Ndbe ser 3isrten in etnent piins
I6ensperten Gtu6tisteitssrao. ga.
batsqudlm un0 onoere itarte @erii8e
fin6 immer nudteiIis fir ben @tlls
~bsnbogel uno man foute i'm oamit
biqieerpeiIe perI4onen. 8eIohOere
aufmertiamfeit muB i'm @inter au4
Der 8abegelsgsnbeit augetpenbet tpera
Den. 0aour9 ldITen ith biele grtdls
tungsm0gli9teiten bermeioen. go III
Is empfeblenstpert, ods 8doepaFer,
oas ndtiirlid temperiert fein muB,
nlr am 8ormittng gu rsi9en, Oamit
6ds @efisoer bes @ogels Bis gum
Gintrttt Der tiibleren NadtFun0en
p01ig troden lit.
Nenn SGnoe beim Ro6en
10 fettis setpOroen iino, oaB iis ourd
marines DaFer uuo Seize iia nidt
D%oIitGnoig reinigen laF.n, f6iittet
man .inen GBlOffel bon ooppelfoblen=
iaures Natron auf Die 5anofldfe.
perreibt ote8 erit trpden duf ser gdna
sen Sono, befeu9tet Die Sdnoc odrauf
nit tparrnem DdF.r uno reibt mods
mails eriinoli9 na6. Sieruuf gibt
man Msht in 0ie 9anob0blung llno
befeu9tet e8 10, baB Elm Dinner 8rei
entitebt, oen man tpieoerum gut in
Den Sdnoer osrreibt. 3ulebt ipdI6t
man NIT miIber 3oilettenieife naA.
9tntenfIede in ipeiBen 6tpfs
fen befeitigt man our6 GnnertleeIdl5.
inbem mar trft Die fledige @teIle nit
WdHer beFtudtet, Damn EN- lpenig BON
Dem Salst dlf Den Sled retbt, ipern
ss fairies 3sng 1T, uno na9ber nit
Daifer ausipiilt. Bel fetnen Stoffen.
tpie MuHeiin, Gpiben unb oeralei6en,
odrf man niht reiben.
5trobmatttn loffen fid
NIT febr i1urfem Sdi5paHer gut
reinisen. Man periDenbet ndsii elm
srobes Sud, ous nan IN oie Galss
laHtto taxdd.: hssuit rdt asnst nis |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

llls uno bsrtetlte init ieiner Britihs
tmpfinbIid berbe S6ligs. Den 1ts
piatiqen decentralization BEG 9orfss
1ber bot tr in Der 6offnunq auf
tlnsn Ridel cine qriIc aug fsinsr
giytenrinOsnboie an, gu oem alien
6Iies bic ietst0pfiqe 0orffupelt nit
citl @ifsr unb qroBer 2ungentraft
lire al%tbsfdnnten 8eiien.
Gn6Ii6 1o1te bos 9ennen beQins
rem. 5iinf3shn 3eilnsbmsrinnsn bill
osten ous n9elo". Sn psinli4 aus
scridteter Rsibs, bic 90pfe por9,s
itredt, b0dits N%ufre9ung i'm @eiitt,
. portetsn iie allf ba8 3eifsn gum
anfdngen. 8oh Der Start" ber30s
serte fi6; benn INNER tpieoer fling
lie cine o0er dnbere gu Itsltsn an,
9siI ibre Rdtbdrin Ie in ser @ufs
te9una am Nrme gsfaBt bate.
56lisbIih qeIang bod elm qlatter
ablauF, un6 ss ging drf bic 5iemIid
pcite Rsiis, baB oie H0de nur 10 fIos
gen. llnb nun fam's.
Gum d1gsmeinen 6aQob IieB ndcb
uenigen Sdritten 5rdu Sdmiot
ibren Nod fallen, I'm obne bieIes
cinoernis MIR in 6oien ipettersuIauz
fen uno 10 IdntflfaBigsr dIs bi. ons
Sern gu fein. absr gu ibrem lneiiid
'ubm iie li9 niht aenus 3eit; lie pers
ridelte ii6 in ben bsruntereeitr.ift.n
F0d, itiir5te bin unb idieo 70 aus
rem Rennen aus.
Die 3ui6nutr IdtJten Srdnsn. Die
s9ettlGuferinnen Stt.rtsn no1 Der
sntI6eibune iiber bic S6k6tietsit.
tlO bic Dibs Der MGnner pdren
n,br oIs bsrb. Den fein6Ii6en Rad
torn ober mar es. ipie man 70 ldgt
i'm gefunoenes 5reFen; iie bdtten nun
no9iiItig OberndTcr. Qu9 fpdter=
bin tpnuten Ii1 Die S6mibtf6en
sbsIsute taum iraenopo iebsu IaFsn.
chnt Oerip0ttelt 81 ipsrOen. SdlleBs
llf 6isIteu IS bic @efopptsn nifi
mtbr aug, Ionoern Te 9dben ben
uuf uno 3ogen fpeit lpea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

Natte ab uno trodnet lie nit einem
retnen Sud.
Wenn SUPPER ooer Mefs
Iling9ef6trr tart angelaufen 1T,
reibt man IS febr griinbli4 nit elmer
Ourdfdnittenen 3itrons ub, oeren
Saft man duf allen Stelen gut Ders
retbt. !Sierauf trodnet man Die Sos
den gut nab uno puBt nit einem
Stiid in feline SdtsmmfreiOe getuuhe
ten 2eoer mad. Benn Die 8reiOe ii4
in sttpa borbanbenen 8er5tsrun9en
fsitIeBt, 70 bIrftst man tie nit eli
ner tpeiteu 8Hrffe aus uno reibt nit
siaem puaenen 3ude no4mal5
nd6.
atlas, fei1ene 9GnO.r,
8rotat uno 0amuf gu maiden.
Man nimmt entfpeoer Gibotter ooer
Dens3ianif9e SEIZE, uno beitrei6t bic
3euse bamit, pGi@t ie in lauipur@
mem BaHer, pprauf oieieIben i'm
talkn MdRer abeeipilt uno Damn
getrpdnst perben. Sterauf miro euz
tes 8ummitrasont in glsihen Seilen
Neinefiig uno friidem 8runnsnpdis
Ter aufsel0f, nelaes man Our4 Elm
3n9 feibt, Damit Der Sunni BON
ie0et llnreiuigteit befreit rerbe; bod
Anrf man ouh niht an mel @ummi
a%uflDfen. oamit 81, 20Iung ni9t 81
Did miro. Su Oisie @ummiloiung
taudt man sen Gtoff fart Elm, 10
oaB er iiberaa gleihmaBig ourds
feuatet perbe, briidt Johann oas
8ummipafer ipiebsr aug, idldst ben
Stoff nit Der 8iirfte uuf ein Brett
un6 ldBt i'm i9neu an ser Some
ooer auf cinem fpGrrrten Diem trpt=
men. Sinh Is aber 8Gnoer, 10 lpsrz
ben loide NIT oem SigtleiIen trpden
8ebiigelt.
9dfdmmig geporbene
Baoefdpdmme le9e man in Elm tiefes
@sfds unO iiber9isBe lie nit toGtnz
Dem 6poalpdfer. 9artn miihen nc
NJ 6tunbc liegen utto neroen
baum mebrfad in tdltenl, tlorem
DaTcr gefpiilt unO miseebridt. Sule
len fie heller perOen, 10 fige maj oeln
SpaltpaHer ieoesmaI einige 3rppFen
3itroneRidft hinsn.
Speifen Dor De IN Inbrenz
an dibe lin Reis oher
Siilienfridte duf offenem @ustpHer
Dor benz M%nbrenuen 5n fhiben, emp
fiehIt Is fih, Stpei Der tlsireren 5eros
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11
Werden Sic in diesem Jahre bauen?
Zverlasige Geschaftfrmen die linen bem Bau behulHch sGn werden

~plattenringe iibereinanOer uno in ote!s
ben ilsiniten Ring Su legen, 10 BAT
cine erb0bte uno beritGrite 2odplatit
ntIsbt. &odt bic Speile, 10 0ede
man nod oen RinsIdIuB Elm uno
iene bic 5ldmmen 70 Helm ipie mog'
liG. gei oieiem 9erfabren bleibt bic
Speiie in nur gang leiiem eIei9mds
bigem ao6eu. aorneripeiien braus
den ni9t seriibrt 3u DerOen, poourd
Die a0ruer gang bleiben un6 oot,
aor iper0sn. 4ud duf oieie @eilt
oetotie 8puiLlon i'll BON por5iiglihem
2lrom1 unb gutter 5urbe.
gmdiITegefdtrr fperoen
our9 ods So9en mnn9er Speiisn,
fpelde abIebsn, unoniebnli9. 4m be-
fen btIft bier Elm austofen nit
Seifenfetn. Mlan loft Jpn in DoHer
ouf, flint ben aoftopf, ldBt i'm Spei
Bis 0rei Stunoen dustoftn, Oarduf
nit Soodtpdher nodmdls uno Ipiilt
Jpn I4IiebIi4 nit tIurem Ddii.r
mad.
BeiBe 9 # 10 d d tpie ].
3. gluisn, Sdir5tn, SdI9entiider,
Giidsreisn, erFpr6ern in Der 8Gf9e
cine gang Defenders CARTE 8e6unos
lung. &o6en folte man oerglei4en
Sd9,n iiberb1upt ni4t. Gin 3neis
mdIises @ofden in beibem MaHer
nit elmer suten atrnicif: seniiet our
Rsinisung. 9orauf mub bic Ddfds
isbr gut gefpiilt fperbsn uno bleibt
oi. Hdnt iber in frif9sm Ddfer lie
gen. sic nirb bdrnd9 febr tpeiB
un6 5drt. Mu9 barf bic Stdrfe fir
oieTe grt feiner DGf6t nift eefoht
perbtn. Die robe Gtdrfe pirb dufs
gsl0it unb benz IeBtsn Spilpafer aus
qtfiiat, unb Sfpdr bsrart, bab 6as
8aFer lsiGt mil6ig ausfiebt. Gum
9ldtten miFen Die Sa6en rsdt
fsrtbt gsbalten fsin; Oas 8iiqelsiien
muB aud sinen grOBeren 6ibe9rdb
bubsr, dls man gu eepDbnlifer
glGttsrsi fir StdrferdTde gsbrdudt.
Dem &nIsn9m 1T bur6 porheriass
qbprobtn bes Gifsns DOr3ubeu9en.
Gin angefeBter 2it0r 1T
troy 0fteren Stltriersns tribe; man
bringt bic Sriibung meg, inoem ma
! hinge eetrpdnetes SiibnereipeiB
(GIbuminpuloer) nit Der elei9en Sc
pidtsmsnoe Mild5udsr rnb ~ l1n3e
RarioFfetItGrfs mifht. Bon bie1em
aldrpuIpsr tpernsn pro Gulone 5liie
F9ttit unosfGbr Is 1lnas lgsfebt unb
%fpsnisitens cine Bodt a6itBtn Idfen.
aluminium 2DffeI fperz
ben pftmul8 i'm @ebrau9 ount.l, uno
Elm 4brsiber nit S6eusrpulber niibt
Damn aud nur ipenig, baee9e1 lit
s%benfals pie Bel 8cbanOIung alter
MtfIer ufn. feineS S9miergslleinen
febr gut gu braufen. Denn man
tdgli6 nu6 benz Gfen bic 2off.f bas
nit abrsibt, 10 bleiben ie bsG unb
sIdn3eno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

-0te 8erDffentli4 unq
tines f0nioIi6en SeIegramms burdl
cine 3eitung in Rom bat @nlaB gu
eiuer Sla9e Dor @tri6. qsgeben. NT8
i'm Nobember 1911 &0nig 8ittor
Emanuel bic 8erpunoeten in Saronz
to befu4te. Ianbte er BON oprt Elm
her3li6 gebaItenes 3elesromm an Die
a0nigin, ME e8 ieber lisbeboQe ga,
n~ilienoater an feline 6rau Tenoen
fpiirbe. Der @ortlaut bieIe8 SeIss
1romms nurbe am Sag barauf BON
gorriere bella 4lelie berOffentIiht,
porouf 9eqsn peh 3ebatteur bief.r
3eitung uno geqen ben 3elegropben,
6eamtsn, Der oas 0ienitge6eimnis ges
6ro9en bate, &lo9e erhpben tpurpr.
Dns 4mtsgert6t iprnh i'm pergons
9tnen Suii beibe MiTetGter fret in
Der Qnnabme. baB oiefelben ni9t in
bOier QbIicbt. Ionbern nit benz
Wuni6 gebdn6eIt botten, bic 6GusIis
den Sugenoen bes 6errf9ers 6erbors
suheben. Der StaotsonpaIt Ieete
itbod gegen Die Greiipredung 8eru-
flung Elm unb otng bomit Big an bic
bG6fe Snit1n3. Offerings perqca
6ens. Der Rofotion86oF bat qIsi6
benz appsllbof Die 8%erufung obge.
,pisien un6 oieImsbr bic 8egrinbuna
ss frciipre6enoen urteils anertannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

Sn Soufoufe mur0:
auf 8erdnlufung Der belgti9en Sc.
tOrben Elm Sroensf6ninoler feitqe,
nommsn. @r 1T agert elmer beIgi=
ffen S9pinoeGbonoe. Die fi9 ma
mentIi9 nit Dem 8ertrieb oes dime
fif9en 8runenproens, Oss p~ene5olaniz
fhen Qiberto0nrnroens un0 Oes peril
fden 2Dneu uno 5pmeprocns be-
Iddftigte. Ser 6dltptI4piRoler in
8elaien, namens 2d3aro. enttpid, ppr
einiqen 8agen in Dem 4u9enblid, ais
sr perbdftet lpstoen Iolte, uno man
slaubt. ooB er nod @entI9tuno ges
fIidtet fet. Der frau30Tf4e Gqelt,
rarnens @etes, beseinnete li9 ais 0r.
hno SonluL, tit dber teines bon beis
Den. @r bat nerfdteoere Sroen ON
Barrier Ginfppbner lno 4nslGnher
.berhan0sIt in Der abih1k Ii4 odour6
Die gbrenIeaiun s1l berIdaff.n. Die
plnfetten fir ben Dro1eitoroen fino
ani9einen6 aus Der 2onbpner dime.
iiidsn @sianotlduft seitcbGsn nor,
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

Man betritt Sos Sou8 bon elmer
flcinen Borballe luto tritt in Elm
eerdumi9es 8eItibiil NIT @ar6e.
r~obe3immer fir @alte. aufl an ser
GlnpiangsbaIe beiinoet iif Elm
Roilm fir 6amilienacbraud. 9os
8obn3immer fat einen etngebaitten
&anlin mo fran5oiihe 3biiren off.
nen lid mad 6em Sou1en5immcr.
ga lit en- Speiie5imner nit einge.
bolltcm Seitetbrctt uno 9nlfenoefe.
@roBes Gorrifte8immer 5pilteu
Spcilc5immer mo Slide nit gut
arrougirteln @cibirrbrett. Cine
S6lafO1ranoa nit Sd1tbtpdnocn be.
tritt man bonn 9oroer5immer oltrd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

irnnB6fide Gbiiren4 Gin boacs
goicment inter Dem garl3en Souie.
Griter Stod nelm 6lrB. 3rpeitcr odt
SUB. @roBe 80 SUB brett mo
30 SUB tief iiber Dem 6oupttbcil.
3iegeliteinDerbIenoung bis 81 ocu
Genitergeiimien 0e5 eritcn Stods.
Seit 0e5 erlten Stods lit rau9.
3peiter StOf lit en9Iiif Salbb1lt.
Eol5 uno raltbe Sanele. Ole Sal6.
bolten itnO aiigeitrifen ooer Ounfc[.
Graun gebei5t. 8eibeifcnousfiib.
ring i'm eriten Stod un0 8irfen inn
5peiten, NIT girfen ODER a6ornfuB-
boben ourtJpeg. galfoIteu anger
Sei5ung mo H0bren $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

stutnsensr, frSblit.r Son. Den so.
hspnntt 6es Seftts bilos.e iiets irgent
str Bettbeptrb. Gebr beIis6t tpar
bns 5~ahnf6ldaen, nobel bic 8auern-
trtfte nit b%erbunbtnen Nueen sintn
3orb, in Dem Elm Sdbn e~ingeiptrrt
nor, nit .inem Steden gu trsfftr
tuden mubten.
in einem dnbern Sabre ipieber
foHo bas %foeendnnte .Sonf6reita"
fn- bic &fBersiObne ftdtt. Bon einsr
Art e~brenpfortc baumelt. babel Gin
getfla6tetsr @dnI.ri9 berunttr, BEL
zen aopf nur nod loIs an 6dIie
blnS. Die iunesn 2eute tro6tsn nun
otr Rtibe mad altf ibrsn i6trsrfGli
gen adergdulen ouruntsr binourh,
uno mem es selane, ben aopf boqs
tnos abaureiben, Ser mar Sieq.r.
Rur p.r .inise Gsipanbtbtit i'm Rcis
ten befdB unO fid osb0rig in ben
s'i9eln gu itrsdsn periidnb, bate
ausf4t BAG aunIitiid fertig8ubrin>
gen.
Sir bi. .Sofepei6er" enoIi6 mar
eas Sdir3.nrennsn 6eftimmt. gei
e'n.m ioI6en tru9 fd einft elm err
gDbIifer 9orfca gu.
SIN 9efinbebauie bss 0ominiums
r1obnien Dano an Ndno bic beioen
9nt6te G6miot nno Meigslt nit
ihren 5rausn unb elmer SaGlrtifen
ainoerf6dr. 3piIten Sen tetbsn
6omilisn b.rrf6te %itdnoigsr nnfrlsoe.
anb Der 3anf unb Gtreit 65rten iibers
baupt nidt duf. Die ainOsr priieeIten
I'D, Die Miitier ndhmen feiTenb pdrz
tel fin tire RahfommIinae, unb Die
1Pdnrsr erboitsR iib an fTeierobenbe
bOufig gersg bomii, odB Iie einanber
re behenfIi6en aoienamsn an BEN
appf ipdrfen. Die Fe tagsiiber an lire
8ffrbs perfdfpeHbst batten. Denn
al oiefe araftous0riide -dls @crbal@
iaiurisn eingetloat ipprbeu nGrtit, 10
botten Ri6ter unb Gd0ffen ibrsn
5pradi6aB nm Elm gsbsutsnbss pers
nsbren tDnnen.
Run Ionte fpithsr einmal Elm
56lr5tnrennen itattfinben. Ratiirlih
Inolte iebe Der 5rduen bic I90nite Der
uusseieBten Sdiir3sn bobsn; oa8u
fam bic 5urdt, fid ourd i6Iettes
eaufen su bldmi.rsH. S6on taeelang
0aben bdber Ole MGnner lire Rat
Ihfdge fiir ben beborIte6enbsn Wetts
touf. Die nShmibten4 ober bate ii9
sinsn ~befon0eren Grid ousaebadt, INN
eiesmal ii6er gum erIten greife su
tommen uuo 3uglei1 baour6 zine
@sle9en9sit gu erbaIten. ibre .Treuns
en-" Beigtit Damn fii6eln uno ban
lsIn 81 tonneri.
Yin einem Snnntdgnd1mittaqe fan0
bag 5tit nun itntt. 2luf Der seiilpiels
fdtte Der 8orfpirt 8Gnic tinfadHer
2rt oufseitellt, Die boIb feinen freien
SiB mebr dufpieIen. Sin unternebs
member &rdmer iuar nit cinem qas6s
ilihe 9efommen, dlif Dem Die Bur
ifel i6ren @hOnen balD bic iibliden
Observation-Disclosures NIT ben ipunoers
! fonen Reinen si erniirfeIn iudten.
9r !oansrurft ii5is Die 5elbpOIissi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11
Gas saarjenrsnneH.

Cine idlciii6e Gorfgeifidte bon q,
Gittrih.
Jnmittfn Der mitteIfdleifasn
IvuGtebsne lisgt bds iiattIi6e Sort
N- 1riiber fnnb bort uljdbrIi9 Elm
g~clfsfsit ftatt, su Dem Stpar feline
3s:tunsen einIubsn, 0as dber trobcem
aud bon BEN Nodbcrborfern aug gut
hein1t mar. Sic 9euts ipdren msiit
&niertinanbsr betonnt, unb 70 bsrr,ts
bon MnfoIa an INNER Elm uuass
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

10 Gents Die Node brinaea Sb.
rem Die 2isIide Eribiine frei tnn
Sous.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-11

4uf BEN etettrtf6en 8prs
itootbabnen upn qariS fabren lebt
3pppeloeder,
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-10-23
Brotherhood limitations.

On Monday evening about 30
members Of the Cameron Metho-
dist Brotherhood, together with
the German Methodist Brother
hood of Denver, came to Arvada
M. E. Church and put on the mi
alton ceremony Of the following
brothers in the Arvada Metho-
dist Brotherhood: North Evans,
H, C. Fields, J. A. Schultz, Ar
thur Schultz and A. G. Parker.
The work was very impressive
ly done by the visiting team.
The work of the Arvada Broth
erhood has not yet been outlined
but the President J. H. Schultz
will have many suggestions to
offer the next meeting.
The evening was very pleasant
ly spent by all present.
The Arvada Brotherhood serv-
ed pumpkin pie and cocoa and
apples to the visiting brothers.
Installation of the new officers
will take place in the M. E..
church on the first Sunday even
ing of November.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-10-23
c.. A. r. Entertained,

The Major Anderson Post G.
A. R. and the W. R. C. were
royalty entertained last Friday
at the home of Mrs. Chinn by
Mesdames Abbott and Burton.
About forty-fve were present
when the company sat down to
a most sumptuous spread. The
tables were decorated with
flowers and a miniature tent with
a flag on top decorated each place
and little flag place cards with a
number on each designated the
partners.
The house was artistically deco
rated with flags and flowers. An
amusing incident occurred when
the last table was served. There
were eighteen women and only
two men, Messrs. Burton and
Chinn being the victims. The
ladies were quarreling about
which would get a man" and
left it up to them. Accordingly
Mr.. Burton offered Mrs. Jennie
Robbins his arm and Mr.. Chinn
asked Mrs. Hettie Reno to allow
him to be her escort. This Great
ed considerable merriment a.
mong the younger matrons.
The afternoon was passed in
the usual way with a very inter
esting literary and musical pro-
gram. Commander Garrison
made a speech and Rev. Cooper
gave a short talk.
Everyone had a fine time. Mes
! danes Burton and Abbott wish
to publicly thank the ladies', who
so kindly assisted in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Elliott, Of
Denver have leased A. l.. Davis
/ house on Graves avenue, recent
|ly vacated by W. NJ. Spencer.
Mrs. l.. Dects will leave next
week for CUliesyilIe, Kansas, for
the winter.
Grandma Kaler, who has been
staying with her son in Denver,
has come to stay an indefinite
time with her son, W. II. Kalcl
and family.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-10-23
Debating Team.

The first tryout for the debat-
ing team Of Aryada High school,
will be held this Friday after
noon at 12:45, The subject is,
Resolved, that a Third Term
for the President Of the United
States is Legal and Tends Toward
BetterGovernmcut." "
Affirmation Hal EagIand and
Herbert Schwamb.
Negative Cecil Greene and
Carl Southworlh.
The meeting is open to the
public and ali are invited to at
tend.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-10-23
Sudden Death at Lakewood.

Coroner Burton and his wife
planned on a trip to Boulder for
a couple of days visit and ac-
cordingly the 'Voodoo" made his
appearance as he always has
every time Mr.. Burton has con-
templated having a good visit
somewhere. This time he was
called out at A o'clock Sunday
morning to investigate the sud
den death of Mrs. w. c. Dunn
near Lakewood. A fire destroy
house in that vicinity and Mr..
Dunn ran with others to the fire.
Mrs. Dunn is supposed to have
started to the fire, but being very
large and suffering from heart
trouble she returned to her home,
threw herself upon the bed where
her husband found her on his re-
turn, dead. DR.. Craig of Den
yer was called and death was
pronounced instantaneous.
Mrs. Dunn was an active work
er in the United Presbyterian
church of Denver and was very
highly esteemed. The funeral
was held from the First United
church Tuesday, where a large
assemblage paid their last re-
spects,
NJ, md Mrs. Dunn used toliye
or Ifrm near Arvada years ago.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-10-23
A New Coal Mine.

Mrs. Ullman of Tucker Station
was in town this week and is re-
sponsible for the report that a
new coal mine is to be sunk near
Tucker station. She says the
company representatives were at
her place seeking to make ar
rangements for a place to pitch
Their camp and expect to begin
operations at once.
This would be two miles or
more closer than the Leyden
mine and might bring a number
of new residents to Arvada. We
hope it is an assured fact.
A new obstacle in the nature
OF an injunction is now holding
up the sidewalk improvements
on Ralston avenue. 1t was serv-
ed on the Town Board Tuesday
morning.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-10-23
cotl,mercia| Club =
Has Meeting

1 llS al clIiel SieNi OiN'b
was not attended as we'll as it
should have been last Monday
night, owing to one or tive other
meetings and various other
things that kept the members a
way. Nevertheless, there was
good working body and an inter
esting meeting was had.
President Juchem was in the
chair and Secretary C. NJ. Dun
can read the minutes Of the pre-
vious meeting which was rather
reminiscent.
Two new members, H. G. Can
non, new manager Of the Ralston
Lumber yard, and Editor C. M.
Danford were elected.
The Club indorsed the five-cent
fare petition movement as out
lined by the Enterprise and it
was decided to put the petition,
which up to that time had been
signed by 119 persons who had
sent coupon petitions to the
tramway, in the hands of a COM
mittee to circulate broadcast, to
facilitate matters. 1t is believed
that almost everyone interested
in Arvada will sign the big peti-
ton while they would be dilatory
about mailing in a petition.
A committee was also appoint
ed, consisting of Wesley Staley,
A. L. Davis, b. F. Cahill, and
W. w. Moberly to present the
petition in person to Mr.. Beeler,
and if possible get him to come
out to Arvada and make investi-
cations, which it is believed will
brineNabout the desired result.
The matter Of celebrating the
victory of the Arvada Baseball
team in winning the penant Of
the North Denver Senior Amat-
eur League was brought up and
it was decided that the CONNER
cial club would give a benefit en-
tertainment and reception to the
boys at a date to be announced
laterin Barth' shall. 1t was point
ed out that the baseball team had
been valuable asset in adver-
Using Arvada and that their VIC
tory should be met with a show
of appreciation. Tickets will be
sold and the net proceeds will go
toward making up the deficit
that has been incurred by the
seasons work. A committee on
arrangement was appointed by
the chair to work in conjunction
with committee from the base
ball club as follows; A. j. Recht,
w. W. Moberly, E. l.. Newcomb,
H. G. Cannon, C. M. Duncan.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-10-23
Will Entertain the Boys

The victorious baseball artists
will be royalty entertained with a
banquet and reception ON Friday
evening, Nov. 7, according to ar
rangements made by the commit
tee Tuesday evening.
The entertainment will be called
IA Benefit Entertainment and is
intended both as Il celebration of
the glorious victory and also to
remember the boys for the
expense they have been to out
of pocket to hold the team togeth-
er 1t has been pointed out that
the baseball team has been Il
splendid advertisement for our
town this year and especially now
that they have won the pcnnant
in a hard-fought battle.
A splendid program will be pre-
pared under the direction of Prof.
James, assisted by Joseph Munal
and L. d. Newcomb. The re
freshments will be of substan-
tial and rclishing nature and will
be served by McSsrs. Duncan, Pet
erson, James and Cannon, assisted
by various ladies who have signi-
fed their willingness to help.
The price of admission will be
fifty cents and an invitation is eX-
tended to all who are looking for
"A good, sociablc and interesting
evening to buy ticket and come,
ladies as well as gents. Quite a
number of the business men have
expressed Il willingness to buy
tickets and help the cause. The
ticket committee is composed OF
W. W. Mobcrly, Arthur Kalcr
and Henry Weigert, The tickets
will be on sale after Friday of this
week. Don t forget the date.
ID. b. Kirkman, Socialist Alder.
man Of Edgewater, was visitor
in Arvada last Friday, calling on
the editor of the Enterprise, an
old friend. Mr.. Kirkman cam,
over to make arrangements foi
the publication of the Town
Board proceedings Of his town il
the Enterprise, as it must be nc
cording to law, published in {
paper of general circulation in TIN
county. Edgewater has had
IperlIous journey since the las
municipal campaign when the SO
ciaIists got control. However
the town is said to be progrcssin,
rapidly in the matter Of sidewalks
and streets under the SociaIistit
rule, and the councilmen thinl
thcir record will be good cpougI
to guarantee continuance of
Socialistic administration. Thci
Board proceedings win be rouu,
IN another column.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Davis and
daughter Thirza, went to Deer
trail Saturday, returning Sunday
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamoreaux, who were former
residents of Arvada. Mr.. Lam
oreaux has a fine stock ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Of Bar
mum spent Sunday with Mrs. L.
Deets.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Graham Of
Ohio, and relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. y. Drake have rented
the Green terrace and will make
Arvada their home.
Mrs. J. b. Johns returned last
Tuesday evening from a two
weeks visit to Utah.
The Episcopal Guild met with
Mrs. Benson Wednesday after
noon. Delicious refreshments
were served.
! Subscribe for the Enterprise.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-10-23

Miss Ida l.. Bobb of Lyons,
Kansas, arrived at the home Of
her brother, +. S. Bobb Monday.
She expects to visit here for q
while, after which she will go to
Boise, Idaho and Oakland, Calf.
and visit other brothers and rela-
tives.