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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-23
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Marine NeWS of the World

and rain TUESDAY I'm tho south Atlantic states
and snow or ra'n 500 tic northern portion o.
tho middle Atlantic states ami New tnE ehl
colder weather will ovcrspresd tho west Cur
states Monday and the east Guf and south
Atlantic states Tuesday Dr. viii also ne colofi
MONDAY nish; in the middle Atlantic state
IN tho upper Missouri Valley dee weather VIII
begin TO moderate MONDAY
The winds Tor TODAY and %. mon oW VII no
North Atlantic. biisN NORTH 90 northwest m.i
de Atlantic. moderate northwest, soQth ~
lantlc moderate southern easi Gun. nlls@
southeast increasing. west CUR. moderate
south. shifting 10 strong north, Lake Micnisdn'
brisk northeast 20 north winds END pfonsniN
colder.
Forecast for special Locsities.-Lastern
New York. fair to-day. preceded by snow IN
extreme south. and colder; tomorrow. IN
settled. with brisk north and northeas,
winds.
Western New York. snow and much colder
TODAY. tomorrow. fair, with brisk north
west winds
southern New England. unsettled to-da.,
probably snow. and colder. tomorrow. snow.
With brisk northwest wines
Northern New Eneaud. fair and colder
to-day. tomorrow. snow, with brisk north
10 northeast winds
New Jersey. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and
morning, followed by fair. ana much colder
in afternoon. morrow. unsettled. prob
ably snow 10y night with brisk 10 high north
winds.
The District ~ Columbia aud Msrylsn ,.
rain 800 early morning, turning 20 snow. and
much colder. to-day. tomorrow. unsettled,
probably snow. With brisk northwest winds
Virginia. rain to-day. turning 90 snow
much colder. - morrow. unsettled. probahlt
snow. with variable winds. becoming brisk
north.
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REBUKES M0THER.IN
Magistrate Forbids Mrs. Weber
TO Call at Sons Home.

you keep away from your son and his
wife for six months or III send him 10
isil for a year" said Magistrate krotel
10 Mrs. Louis Weber. OF No. y East
tooth street, i'm the Night Court last night
when Louis Weber was on trial for beat
ing his wife.
During the hearing IL was testified
that the trouble had been fostered by
the mother-in-law, who went TO live win
her son some time ago and. IT was sad
set him against his wife. Magistrate
KroteI stopped the trial until the mother
was brought TO court, and ordered her 10
remove her belongings within tweniy-tour
hours. and not 10 set foot ia her son :
home for SIX months.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

p,F BROTHERS STORAGE ANO VAN "
storage Warehouse Notice.
10 Whom II May Concern: We VIII sen a
,nblic auction Al io3 East 10Th street. on
Monda, Marcel o. 1914 az 10 a. m, 'he house
80 Goods pianos me Chandiss. personal ef-
fec,s etc. stored by or I'm The names as fol-
lows. Mrs V. T., Arndt Mrs NJ De Ben
nctio. A. +. Wainwright J. e.. ,arthl. %.
selS Miss stella Nathan, Mrs Il. Jacobsen
Miss " Van Norkey. Morris Jacobs Anna
& Kelly. j J. Churchill. NJ. smith. Mary IL
Norgsr H. T. Weller. Mrs. VIM Cur an.
lanes T. Murphy. NJ Gortikor. Mr. =. Bohr-
man. Mrs Mary Frenzei ~. >. Kelly Tony
Duval. Alex. SharkeNitL. samuel Nsid' "
simon Mrs Fletcher Mrs Coldic Nrs T..
Sandfor j. Brown. Mary Woods Mrs. Cohen.
MIR Pick Mrs ~ smith Mrs " Bell. Mr.
,;lsssheim. !. Bodine. Unless al charges are
paid on or before February -. 1914. same VIII
be sold according 10 law 20 pay charges
LEE BROS STORAGE A VAN CO,
i0i-1ei East I25fh 81
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The highest temperature yesterday. IS de-
srees. The lowest Is tat 2. M, average yes
tcrday. 20; average for corresponding date
asst wear 4. average for corresponding date
last thirty-tnree years. 81.
Local forecast: To-day. fair. preceded by
snow. tomorrow. unsettled. with brisk north
20 northeast winds
United states Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations. taken al r. M
18th meridian time.
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sURROGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate Of the
County OF New York.-Notice is hereby givei
10 all persons having claims against Ge0rs'
" Montgomery. late OF the County of New
York. deceased. 10 present the same WITT
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers. az then
place Of transacting business. al the othc'
Of lanes W. Hyde. No. 10 Wall street, Dor
oush OF Manhattan, IN the city of New
Yor.. on or before the eth day OF August
1914. o,
Dated New York, January 21st, 1914.
cFoPGF TAYLOR MONTGOMERY.
HESTER VIRGINIA MONTGOMERY
Executors.
JAMES W HYDE,
Attorney for Executors.
10 Wall street, Manhattan.
New York City.
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CARPET CLEANING.

~rw YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
NV old.st Largest. Most Modern 80
FINE RUGS woVEN FROM Old ,' TAnre =
j. a.s .eos Rr,snt 4S7-s39 West 18Th 81.
~..nvvr-t CARPET CLEANING Co
Cin.ns bv compressed air steam hand or
80 ooor is5s Rfoadway. f2l East fsth 81
cog A. BRANDT Tel I32-3sth.
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TRANspAClFIC MAILS.

close \ I
.et-rsucn an steamer. o-S9 ? III
sAal 0!a San FrduciscoI- LuTllne r 60. =
-. Gore llina tcls Tacoma)-Ihi o..
AZ Nsru ....................F eb. %
hnl Marques. Cook Islands. NeN -
lss4rd via sar Francisco Moans Feb. =
"a. lcrea. China. Philippines wa 80
AT o. err Empress o. India r co -
wa Guam. Philippines VIA san 20
.lailiscol-u Transport. ...-..... r ep' -
an Japan. CofeS. China wa san 90
IA tgoi-NonFO.l4 .........-...... u 60. -
.e'h Samoan Islands. New DeslSno'
ssf~hs Nis san frsncisco)-So-
49,. ftfttts.s ss+ss-tss o.. 80 o.
- Cores. China Philippines wa
'tiis'-Shidfgo SS Maru .......'. 80. HASi-
az f'ij' Islands New Zealand. Auh o.,
'As Nia Vancouver Mariana '. N~i' 10
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
o.rrSNtAN some hustler, seven Ncars foso
e~perience. city preferred. Box ~ tribune
T-ptoVn once. 1864 Broadway ----
I-0T-NC; NAN.-Industriou go. steady Woih
81 6Ceires 10 secure any kind Of position
,.i,1r. i've an advance himself. experienced a.
rlcrk and packer. best OF references Aliied
Eorro. 20 Watts 81.
SUCCESSFUL SALES MANAGER. American.
oo,,o,.5tions dealing IN food products. seeks
arrangement with aggressive firm or corpora /,
lion: no objection pari time on road fec9, q
clean and rofereIces frs. class. l.. NJ H.
Box s. Tribune Once.
XoI-EG MAN dSl. high school educaiion'
wishes position in real estate ohce NneIe
.bera is opportunity for advancement. sol.e
t.,,sfD.ee eVnericnce. best references. ArdreSs
1cbn = Reilly 1Of West 49ih -.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

r, Atcous reported as 30 miles cart 81
.s-3r Hoob 90 noon yesterday. is expected 10
s,-t tbs forenoon.
m. Csrmanis. reported as 50 miles east ot
anlv Hooa sf u yesterday. is expected
. .rk Tufslar forenoon
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AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
,,-s, Fst o. m-Carpathia lB0 New
SAILED
o.,,f,fo-n Fob -. c15 p m-CaIodonia
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SfGNAIfED.
s.- pess Fob - America ltau. New
r,-s o. Genoa Minneapolis CRrl. New York
rf icr1rn.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teacher ASency.-
supplies Professors. Teachers. tutors GOV
.,,,Nss.s etc. 10 Colleges Schools and Fam
d. Anplv 10 Mrs ". j. YOUNG-FULTON.
% Union Square.
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NOTICE TO PRESENT CLAIMS.
Nff0TnfN TOT LaEINIUIrI
10 Wall street. Manhattan.
New York City.

IAVIGNE. PAUL Din pursuance or
an order OF Hon Robert tuoIoW OWE" ETC., d
is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against PAU d. Layisne, deceased, TO present
the same. with the vouchers .ne.eo' ,s;ress
Of the Office OF Fixman, Lewis x Seliss pers' 90
I,bertv street. in the Borough OF Manhattan
city Of New York z on it or o Suss gs 1915
MARIE THEREsE LAVlGNE, Aan l, :; :,
,rstrix with the will annexed or PsnI ID.
Lavigne, deceased. FIN 49, I, ,Il 49, 20
Iavigne administrators with the VIII an
nexed of Paul d. Lavigne. deceased. 90 i:io-
erty street. Borough OF Manhattan Ne"
York city.
~ p1-psrANCD OF An ORDER OF HON.
po,or, TJldlow Fowler. Surrogate OF the
CANT, Of New York, notice Is hereby gwen
10 All rersons having claims against HerIruae
l.. simpson late OF the county OF Sew lSaH:
deceased 10 present the same. with Noicheis
sr.reo, 20 the subscriber. a. ny place OF
trsnsacting business No. one Liberty street.
-, The CITY OF New York, on or before the
ON pa ga y New York. the 18th day OF Noyem-
ber.' 1913. rr.ncv n ,D.us Executor
gERNARD HAHN. Attorney Tor Executor.
one Liberty street. Manhattan. New York
City.
X PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER or HoN.
pobert Ludlow Fowler. a Surrogate of tie
county OF New York. notice is hereby gwen %
.fl
r|sress Rates late OF the County OF New YORK,
d,o.ssed 10 present the same, with vouchers
,horcos 10 the subscriber ~ his place OF trans
al,tr, business Al the Office OF his Attorney.
Teyi Hulse 30. &c Broadway, IN me boi
eneh 81 Manhattan. Of the City OF New YORK.
an or before the 9th day Of June next
dated New YORK. November y 1915.
HENRY y LEWIS, Administrator
rr.vr Iu-LsE ATTORNEY FOR Administrator.
So broadway. Manhattan. New York city. -
II PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HoN.
pobert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate OF tne
c,fntv OF New York. notice il hereby gwen
20 an persons having claims against Emelln-
n Uoiden late Of the County or New lorh,
deceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 IN. subscriber, At MS place OF
,rausartfuZ business. No. Al BfoadNa9. J."
n Rorouch OF Manhattan, city or New
Work on OF before the eighth day OF August
psted New York. the 9Th day OF January
GEORGE a. HOLDEN. Executor.
u,vrrTOS ODELL Attorney for Executor
80 Wall Street New York CITY.
PEABODY. BELLE T. WIN PURSUANCE
~ an order OF Hon. John r. Cohalan. a sur
roxafs OF the County OF New York. notice ~
h.Sebv given to all persons having aims
sr.inst Belle y. W. Peabody, late or the
Countv 81 New York. deceased. 10 present the
.sue with vouchers thereof. 10 the subscriber.
=, MS place OF transacting business. AZ tie
o-ics OF spencer. OrdNay Wierum, NO. -
William. street. in the city of New YORK. on or
before the I'd dsy OF June next.
dated New York the sth day OF December.
1914 WILLIAM H. WARD. Administrator
SPENCER ORDWAY & NlERUM Attys. for
Admr, = William street. New YORK
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ANY As READER or companion by ne
- hour or permanently; Will present commend
abie lotter. Address y. o. Box IL, Mauison
square New YORK CITY.
II,,,7,.,.,i IT5TR--,;oing out by the day IN pu-
II family. Miss kruger, so East 'th ST.
Anartment So.
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AUCTION SALES.

. VERY FINE Collection o. Postage stamps
will he sold az the Collectors club 20 East
90 st on Wednesday. February -. az : p. IN
WALTER : SCOTT. Auctioneer.
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Humidity.
Humidity.
: q. m -........... 90 2. n........... go

Local Onicial Record.-Thc following on
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes IN the temperature FOR the last
tven,y-four hours. in comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year:
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
WORK. bv the Grace OF God, Free and In
dsnendent TO Jonathan Bates. Ellen =
Rates Francis Edwin Warren. Airline Eaton
Edward r. Warren. Sarah J. warren, Charles
. warren Alice j. y. Pell. Ada Hoffman
eoners GLADYS Keim. Martin Bates Spauld
INC Charlotte Marie Spaulong, Chandler
bates Margaret r. Mclean. Annie Mcheon
E,Iizabeth. Casey. First Parish Churcn ana
Societv OF Cohasset. Mass. Rev. William
roswell cole Mary Esbert Walsh. and 70 all
persons interested in the Estate OF {: trsncls
Bates late Of the County OF New YORK, de
ceesed as creditors. legatees. next OF KIN OF
otherwise SEND GREETING:
You and each OF YOU are hereby cited ahu
~eo,iired personally 20 he and appear before
90 Surrogate OF the County OF New York
AZ the Surrogates' court OF said County. helo
al the Hall Of Records. m tile county OF
New YORK on the 3rd cay OF March. al
half-past ten o'clock in the forenoon or ths'
dav then and there 20 attend judicial
retirement OF the account OF proceedings OF
Lewis Henry Rogers and Franklin Afchel
smith As Executors Of the Last VIII and
Testament Of ssid deceased, and such OF YOU
IS are hereby cited ss are under the age
OF twsnty-one years are required 10 appesl
bv YOUR guardian, n you have one. or u
Won have none. 10 appear and apply ior one
90 be appointed. o. In the event ~ your
raglect o. failure 10 do so. guardian VIII
be appointed by the Surrogate 10 represent
and act for you in tn. proceeding. -.
In testimony whereof. We have caused the
seal Of the Surrogates Court OF
IS1 Inc said County OF New YORK "a
he hereunto affixed.
witness Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
Surrogate o. our said County, az the 'ouhty
the year OF our Lord one thousand nine nun
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrosstes Court.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
WEST sIDE-Beiow Tooth street.

-srrr ST -es WEST Beautifully furnished
hack psrior private bsthi smah io'h' eiec-
tricity. owners nome.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
MIN with natentsble IDEAS viitc Randolph q
Co. Patent Solicitors, Warrington, u. -
WANTED Young man ia rca' estate oll'S .
must be able 20 take diciation ana do
typcwritiuE one familiar WIN "inrr =
49, management preferred. state experience
and salary expected. ADDRESS NJ Box 80
Iribpne Once.
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INSTRUCTION.
NEW yORk-Manhsttsn.

THE BERLITI SCHOOL or AaNGt NGLs'
Madison Square Gl22 broadway ..
Harlem Branch. 3iS Lenox ave near i-.tn 81
p,ookIyn Branch. rs go Livingston 81
New Glasses Constantly Forming
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MlNl.rIrr ALMANAc


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-o,n axe q.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

pr--rtER-VALET. second useful man. neat.
strong. willing SWedc. also an eNCeutu.
f-rrlishman. best city references usleIpeIs
Agsncy. ils lexington ave. e. % 90
->s-7-7-I-7 NAV -. plain gardener; horses.
obi'kens lawns furnaces. Franh, care 81
f-coner.s Agency 657 9th ave. S>th ST.
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Female,

NtESE-.N0NTN TaH. :,
man rirl. city. country. wages. $50
CD a. Lang a Boecherei Go. Aeency' "
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FIRE RECORD.

Highest temperature. 80. Al p III
tcmuerature. i. az 2. IN.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01
Democratic Ticket.

For United States Senator-Chas.
8. Thomas.
For Justice of Supreme Court-James
H. Teller.
For Congress Edward A. Heating.
For Governor-Thomas NJ. Patterson,
For Lieutenant Governor-John J.
Tobin.
For Secretary OF State-E. v. Brake,
For Treasurer Ready Kenehan.
For Auditor-Charles Leckenly.
For Attorney General-Fred Farar.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruc.
tion-Mrs. Mary C. G. Bradford,
County Ticket.
For Commissioner, third district
Joseph Shook.
For County Clerk-Paul Wallick.
For County Treasurer. A. Ferris.
For County Assessor-Charles WILDER
For County SHERIFF.. p. Hoyt.
For County Superintendent
Bunger.
For resentative-Wesley Staley
For Coroner-Dr. A. Mining.
For Surveyor-L. b. Harrison.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01

There is going to be an election
on Tuesday, November 3, for state
and county officers and the voters
will have n chance to select their
favoritcs for the offices. 1t will
be n headlcss bnllot and therefore
it bchoovcs the voter to familiar
ize himself with the names of the
candidates he wishes to vote for.
II he has been in the habit of vot-
ing strcight ticket he can find out
who the Democratic candidates
are by pcrusing the ticket at the
head of the editorial column. So
FAR rs we know they measure up
''four square" with any offered
On the Republican or Progressive
ticket. See who they are and
vote sccording TO your best judg'
anent, which we are sure will place
tho Democratic ticket in the lead
This is n Democratic year both IN
state and county. Everyone Is
satisfied with the Wilson admins
tration and MS the Republicans i'll
general assembly Endorsed the
.Ammons administration, everyone
must. be well satisfied with the
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01
Bow Shoots Self Accidentally

Elinor Reece, 10 year old son
of Harvey Reece. a farmer living
five miles west Of Arvada, acct
dentally shot himself in the fore
head this morning at 7:3O- He
had been shooting spartows with
a 22-calibre rifle and had set the
gun down against the side of the
house in some weeds. 1t is pre-.
sumed he picked it up by the
muzzle and that the hammer
caught in the weeds and caused
the gun to be discharged.
The boys father had started
to the barn to do the morning
chores and hearn the gun eX-
plode. He Immediately heard
groans and rushing back found
his son lying with a bullet hole
in his forehead. He lived about
an hour and a half. Coroner
Burton was notified. The boys
mother died at the time of his
Dir tn and he was the fathers
only child.
Mr.. Reece has the sympathy Of
the entire community.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01

state administration. The indus
trial warfare that has been wag-
ing within our state has been ex-
tremely abnormal. The opinions
of our people have been diversi-
fed as to the remedy. No one
knows what another man might
have done in Governor AmmOns
place. This warfare and the cop
ing with it has been the paramount
question. Other departments of
the government have been stulti-
fed and handicapped because of
it, so if there should have been
apparent inefficiency in any of the
minor departments of govern
mcnt is it really fair to pass judg-
ment from the same view point as
though all conditions were nor
NAL?
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01

The first gun Of the Democratic
campaign was fired in Denver last
Friday night, when between
twelve and fifteen hundred people
gathered in the auditorium to hear
Senator Chas. S. Thomas and T.
NJ. Patterson. Both of these gen
tlemen presented campaign issues
in lucid light, Senator Thomas
touching upon national questions
and Mr.. Patterson ably discussing
state topics. The keynotes of the
campaign were struck at this
meeting. In his usually character
istic way of hitting the nail on the
head, Senator Thomas declared
that every act of the Democratic
national administration is proving
beneficial to the whole people and
that for the first time in decade
the party platform upon which
the administration was elected
to office had really been carried
out. Mr.. Patterson stated that
when he becomes governor of this
state the interests of the general
public shall be regarded as para
mount to the interests of either
side Of an industrial conflict. He
pointed out that the public is the
worst sufferer in such a conflict
and that he will strictly enforce
the laws for the protection of both
capital and labor as well as the
general public.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01
EDITOR:

EDITOR:
Yor are autorized to announce my
name a. candidate for County As
SCISSOR, having been chosen At the
primaries to go before the voters at
the election November 3, 1914. l re-
spectfully solicit the support Of the
voters Of Jefferson County and my
friends. II elected will administer
the ONCE with equal justice to all.
CHAS. WILBUR,
Arvada, Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01
Political Announcements

EDITOR ENTERPRIsE-
You are hereby authorized to an
nounce my name AZ candidate
for Representative of Jefferson
county in the next General Assem-.
bly,, having been chosen by the
primaries to place en- the ballot at
the election NOqember 8.
II elected 1 will serve my con-
stituents 10 the best OF my ability.
Respectfully.
WESLEY STALEY.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01
The First State Bank
OF ARMADA
Phone Arv. 81

the Steamboat Pilot which was
well named, and has not only
piloted Steamboat, but the whole
western slope. Does anyone
question that Charlie, after hav-
ing been through these trying
situations, is not made of the
proper stuff to be auditor of state?
Of course not.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01

EDITOR:
You are hereby authorized to an
nounce my name aS Democratic
candidate for treasurer OF Jefferson
county subject to the will Of the vo-
tiers In the election to be held Nov
smber 3, 1914. promise n faithful
performance OF all duties OF the Of
Gee II elected to that responsible po-
sition. Respectfully,
]. A. FERRIS.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01

Even the Republicans admit
that Thomas NJ. Patterson will be
governor all right, all right, when
once inaugurated. He is the dom
inant figure in this campaign.
Now if they will just admit his
election there will be nothing to
this campaign except the formal
itv
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01

Mrs. Benz. Robinson returned
Monday from Dacona where she
had been to greet her grand
daughter when she arrived a
week ago Sunday. She reports
a fine little girl and mother doing
we'll.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01
Editor EnterprIse-

Editor Enterprise
Please announce to the voters that
I am u candidate on the Democrat
10 ticket for sheriff of Jefferson
county, subject to the will OF the vo-
ters on November 5. l believe my
experience with criminals well quail
flies me for the ONCE seek.
Respectfully,
&, Y. HONT.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01
EDITOR:

EDITOR:
You are hereby authorized to an
nouDce my name ~ a candidate on
the Democratic ticket for Justice of
Peace for Arvada and Semper pre-
cincts subject to the will OF the vO-
tors At the election to be held Nov
ember Sth.
II. H. GREGG,
Arvada, Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF
WOODROW WILSON'S
ADMINISTRATION

Tariff revised downwards and
currency system reformed, with
out panic.
Income tax made to shift part
Of tax burden from poor to rich.
Dollar diplomacy abolished
human rights placed above prop
srty interests.
Panama Canal compelled.
American Merchant Marine es-
tablished without subsidies.
Lobby driven on. of Congress
Alaskan Railway authorized,
and work begun.
Popular vote for United States
senators.
War with Mexico avertcd.
Arbitration substituted for
strikes in railway labor disputes.
Parcel post extended and cheap
encd.
Postal system made self sup
porting.
Telephone and Telegraph trust
dissolved.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01
THE FIRST STEP TO lNDEPEN-
DENCE

is carefulness in spending. The
man with salary will find that his
money goes further when he deposits
it in the bank and pays his'bill by
check. And he knows where every
penny goes. too. The First State
bank invites accounts from salaried
men and housekeepers. AS little as
one dollar will start one. Many a
one begun with tnatsum has become
goodly balance, because of the
check it puts on thoughtless spend
ing.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-01
Editor Enterprise:-

Dear Sir: Please announce In
your columns my candidacy for
county clerk and recorder. on the
Democratic ticket, subject to the
will of the voters ut the general
election, Nov. 3.
PAUL NJ. WALLICK.