The Arvada enterprise., 1914-10-29
Upper Ralston.

Mrs. S. L. Ace of Pocatello,
| Idaho. She had been operated
on for appendicitis.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Tyrrell, who have
been living on Mrs. Schoech's
Ranch on Ralston for the past
two years, are pleased to learn
they have purchased the beauti-
full Hunt farm in Grant precinct.
While all regret to lose this ex-
cellent family from our commune
ty, but all are pleased to know
they are poSsessors Of this beau
tifuI home.
The splendid rain and snow
storm of last week was certainly
a corker and rendered the newly
worked roads almost impossible.
Had the storm materialized a
month ago much winter wheat
would have been sown. How
ever, the storm was certainly
blessing,
The politicians can take few
days rest, as the condition of the
roads are such that motoring is
impossible,
We are promised the jingling
of wedding bells on Ralston in
the near future, and the jingling
will come from two distinct
sources.
Mr.. Van Howe and family,
vino have been occupying the old
Crisman property, have moved
into the Schoech house northeast
of Ralston Crossing.
! 1t took decided enlarged edi.
tion of the Arvada Sun to pre-
sent the many misrepresenta-
tions as to candidates and condi-
tions last week.
If, instead of spending their
'slush fund" to circulate 5000
copies of the "Snn' filled to the
=! brim with misrepresentation and
| fslsehoods among the voters of
our county, they had confined
! themselves to facts, the Repub-
licans most certainly would have
! gained thereby. But when they
!! place such men as Thomas. M.
Patterson. Rhody Kenehan,
Edwin Brake and others in the
F: list of anarchists, lawviolaters
and undesirable citizens, sensi-
! bic citizens, no difference to what
! political party they nelong, re.
/! volt and boomerang-like will do
| their work on election day.
! edward Keating an alien" and
t; CARPET bagger. Chas. Wilber
| tramp l suppose as the Sun
!! calls him a carpet bagger, bum
! ming off relatives in Arvada, and
:. states. The substantial men of
the county, the people who own
u the real estate, stock, merchan-
q disc, manufacturing establish.
Z. ments and other property upon
e which they pay taxes to support
n county and state government,
;, will certainly prefer a man who
IL has some interest in common
X with them, etc. They will look
> to the qualifications OF the man. "
= Now. laying aside all political
J, bias, we will say, conciencious-
II ly and truly. If there is bet
ter qualified man in Jefferson
: county than Charlie Wilber, to
n fix values, can't pick him out
e at this time, not only real estate
J. and brewery teams" but any
: other form of property whatso-
ever. A thorough business man.
. A heavy taxpayer, a clean cut,
clearheaded gentleman and for
the Sun" to insinuate, as it did
? in its last issue that he is an ir.
responsible carpetbagger only
shows to what desperate straits
they are driven,
i The Sun says, There Is too
{ much difference in the character
G Of the Republicans and Demo.
cratic nominees" Now this may
n be true in some instances. but
the Democrats are plum willing
e to line up candidate against ean.
o didate and see where the differ.
: eEce lies. We say. here or now,
no cleaner, better ticket was ever
l presented to the voters of our
: county than that presented by
e by the Democrats of Jefferson
y county in this year Of our Lord.
c 1914.
: II. II. Miller.