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The Little River news., 1915-12-15
Warning Order.

In the Justice Court of Jefferson township, Little River county, Ark. D. c. Hudson, plaintiff, vs. H. c. Will shusen or Wilshusen Lumber Com pany, defendants. The defendant, H. c. Wilshusen or Wilshusen Lumber Co.,. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, D. c. Hud- son. Nov. 30, 1915.- s. D. Phillips, D
The Little River news., 1915-12-15
Warning Order.

township. Joda Perry and John Brad shaw, plaintiff, vs. H. c. Wilshusen or Wilshusen Lumber Co.,, defendants The defendants are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Joda Perry and John Bradshaw. Nov. 30, 1915.-S. ID. Phillips. J, P, VIZ
The Little River news., 1915-12-15
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The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12
Jefferson County People
Whom Ford Company

The following jefferson county
people will receive the rebates be-
ing given by the Ford factory
owing to the fact that it succeed
ed in disposing of 100000 cars
within given time: Harry l..
Bates, Frank j. Bond, G. A. Frost,
Milton Dormer, A. D. Jameson, Y.
H. Robinson, Geo. w. Parfet, Ed.
Green, c. E. Shoop, D. F. Moon,
Chas. Wilber (2), George Kim
brough, Eli West, VIM. Lowery, p.
l.. Younger, +. j. Reinhardt, +. l..
Newcomb, C. NJ. Duncan, +. C.
Murchison, S. b. White, NJ. j.
Boretz, l.. r. Reice, Theo. Scheppe,
G. w. Smith, B. f. Carver, Mrs.
Maggie Biglow, Hugh McKinnis,
Frank Felch, w. S. johnson, Clyde
Faris, j. C. Larson, Mrs. A. Wat
tau, Terrence White, c, C, Dan
iels, c. +. Quaintance, Ellsworth
Secrist, Alex Seath, Miss Berness
BE- niger, John Buckman, j. G. No.
Ian, Jefferson County Power Il
Light Co., John Dun, R. Ransom,
c. NJ. Cooper, W, W. Wilmore,
Moritz Schneider, John Kellem-
berz, R, l.. Downs, +. r. Aldrich,
Gptfrid Anderson, D. F. Cahill, j.
+. Church, Otis Scruggs, Mrs,
Hattie Pigman, Henry Weiland,
Harry Crawford, Hill 4 Vetting,
II. O. Graves, Harry Garlick, Chas.
Fink.
1t will be necessary for you to
endorse slip mailed to you from
the company and mail it to the
main Office at Detroit before Sep
tember 30th.
The new Ford prices are as fol-
lows:
RNpabaut, +. v. b. Detrolt. ..*3B0 90
Runabout, +. o. b. Arvada. 428.2O
Five passenger, f. o. b. De-
troit 44O.OO
Five passenger, f. 0. b. Den
yer ............. .......... 1882
r ntNIS
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12
Sept. |, Date Set
for Making Tires

Ol course everyone is anxious
to know when the Arvada Dry
Climate Tire factory will be put
III operation. The time has been
set several times and unavoidable
delays have come due to many
causes.
Delay IN shipments have been
the chief trouble, but it is now
thought that the machinery will
arrive as fast as it can be put in
place.
Two shipments were received
this week which consist of the
washer and parts of the calender
and mill which had been delayed.
This completes the unit and all
that is lacking for these are the
electric motors which are expect.
ed most any day.
September LIST is now set as the
day to begin operations, barring
any unforeseen disappointmcnts.
The Office rooms at the plant
have been entirely equipped even
to awnings. The officials rooms
are fitted out with quarter sawed
white oak desks with chairs to
match and the entire finish is most
attractive and insure confidence.
A little brick building has been
erected ut the southeast corner
which is to be used for the tire
cement which is highly combus-
tlble and must be kept separate
from the main building on account
of the insurance.
Mcssrs. G. w. Clark, the prcsi-
dent Fred Clark, the supcrintend-
cnt OF sales, and l.. y. Crawford (;
the secretary, are busy showing
visitors the plant and many are
investing in stock.
i Mr.. Clark, the salesman, says
that the prospects are very bright
for big sales, and that according
to the orders booked they will of
necessity run day and night in or
der to fill them.
Mr.. Krueder, factory superin-
tcndcnt, arrived home Sunday
from Akron, Ohio, and is busy
with his men setting the machin-
cry in place.
The houses in town are rapidly
filing up, and II number of inn
portant real estate deals have been
made, unquestionably thru the
prestige the factory has given the
town.
: The North WadswOrth road is
reported in rather bad shape. The
county commissioners have grad
ed il as far ms Bloomfield and it
now awaits the gravel which was
TO have been put on by the good
roads committee. On account of
the farmers being so busy il is inn
possible to get any work with
teams donated. In the meantime
the road is getting full of chuck
holes.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12
A. l.. DAVIS.
Ford Band at eity Park:

The E8rd band from Detroit,
e9mpesed exclusively Of employees
ef the Ford Auto company, will
give II concert at Washington
park Friday night and at City
park Saturday afternoon and ev-
ening. The afternoon concert
will start at 3 o'clock and the ev-
ening concerts at 8.
The band will arrive at II 80
Friday morning and will be es-
corted about the city in autos
This band is lhrss GrrHitaIijizN,
1iqh paidhy iha FeFA company
aud Ii big advertisement.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

w. X. Mccormick, acompan-
led by his wife and son Glenn ar
rived in town Saturday from
Southern Illinois and will spend
the remainder of the summer
here. Mr.. Mccormick and his
family were here last summer
and took such a liking to Arvada
and its people that they came
again this year. and better still
Mr.. Mccormick may decide to
locate here permanently. Wei
come to our city.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12
Town Board Creates
Sidewalk District

The Town Board met Monday
evening with Mayor DAVIS presi-
ding and Trustees Campbell,
Evans, Gorich and Williams pre-
sent and Simms absent, being in
Nebraska, and Nolan absent be-
ing away on an extended trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford who re-
Gently purchased the Smith prop
erty on the south side of the C&S
tracks were present and petition
ed the council for water. They
are anxious to have tina city SER
vice altho they have an artesian
we'll and have been contemplate
ing putting in a pumping system
and furnishing half dozen or
more people below them with
water. They are directly on the
route proposed by Trustee Camp
bell to parallel the railroad from
q connection at 9Th. street and
carry a two inch pipe to the Ma
loney place.
There is this obstacle in the
way of this, however. The pipe
line would not be on city proper
ty and again If the Griffith people
should want Water-and some
half a dozen families down that
way have already expressed a
desire to do 10, 1t would necess.
itate a standard sized main.
The factory, also wants water
and will be the heaviest user
and it is the purpose of the ma
jority Of the board to lay four
inch main on Grand View to the
city limits, thus giving the fac
tory water and Are protection
and then extending a standard
main from there to the south
west limits Of the town to supply
Mr.. Maloney, and to allow the
people below to connect up with.
This extension, however, cannot
be made until the board has q
e9ntraet with the pe9ple outside
sqHicient t9 guarantee the laying
of Q main adequate to supply
such demand. In case this fails
a smaller pipe to Mr.. Maloney's
place may be laid and then some
arrangement may be made to
take care of Mr.. Afford.
It was agreed that the board
would meet tonight and a COM
mittee of three was appointed to
CSC. ths prqssppeetiye water 9sers
and get them to attend.
The regular monthly bills were
allowed and Ordinance No. AZ,
creating sidewalk district No. Z
was placed on its final passage
and ordered published. 1t ap-
pears in another column of this
paper. The ordinance deals with
4 district IN which sidewalks are
~
greatly needed and while some
will be found objecting. in the
main it will be of great benefit
to the town both as to service
and appearance.
lhs hAiaass fer laying the water.
mains to the tire factory were
not opened because it requires a
three fourths vote of the board
to pass upon such matters and
as there were only four trustees
present and as Mr.. Campbell's
position on the question is we'll
known it was decided to defer
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Bert Chinn is assisting in X.
o. Graves machine shop while
Martin klumkcr is taking a
months vacation visiting his
parents on a ranch in Routt
County.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS ABOUT TOWN.

1darvey McEnterfer celebrated
M 45th. birthday. Last Friday
evening thirty of his friends and
ndghbors came in and surprised
him. Mrs. McEnterfer was an
afcomplice in the surprise and
te house was beautifully deco
rated with manybeautiful flowers.
Ice cream and cake were served
at an appropriate hour and the
guests spent a most enjoyable
evening, and departed wishing
m many more such pleasant
sthdays.
IA large number of Arvada
citizens, despite the threatening
weather Sunday evening witness
ed the Commandment" at White
City and pronounced it granl,
spectacle. 1t is estimated that
ten thousand people were on the
grounds. Those who did not
know what was going on could
easily have believed that it was
the real thing had this country
been in a state of seige-which,
thank goodness, is not the case.
This part of the country has
been blessed with a reasonable
degree of moisture this season
and as a result all kinds of gar
den produce are looking fine,
From all accounts we have great
reason to be thankful when other
parts Of the country are placed
in comparison.
Thursday August 10Th. will be
flower day for the Craig Colony
and the local club desires dona.
tions of flowers and request that
they be LETT al Mrs. Bilbrough's S
;as&e or telephone Mrs. Stale,
WHO will have them called for.
J. T. Kennedy received his
new Oakland car Tuesday and i,
is a beauty. Chas. Graves is the
local agent and is very proud tc
have this make of car introduced
in Arvada. u
Mrs. Frank Kaler came down
from Sterlin. 10 meet her mother,
Mr.. J. d. Clark. who came
down from their ranch at Hoyt.
for q short visit.
Miss Flora Kaler was delight
fully surprised last Thursday
evening by twenty-four of her
school friends previous to her
visit in the country,
Miss Nora kaler and Louise
clark left for Hoyt, Saturday
where Miss Kaler will spend a
couple of weeks with Miss Clark
an the ranch.
George kimbrough boasts Of
the prize five acre piece Of oats
which he cut last Saturday. The
straw and oats were so heavy
that he thought at first he would
have to rent the next field to
shock them on. However, he
managed to winrow them so he
can drive between the rows at
threshing time. They stood
shoulder high and he estimates
they will yield rs bushels per
acre. The oats were raised on
the five acre tract he leased from
Mrs, Anna Walton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell vis-
tied in Louisville over Sunday.

The recent rains have caught
some of the farmers with lot of
hay down.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

spent Sunday with Mrs. M, A.
Holmes.
The July issue of the Mounta
States Telephone book put in ~
appearance at Arvada this week.
Ralph Golf got his right wrist
broken Tuesday while cranking
his ear, He will have it in a Aing
for awhile.
Found-package on tramway
car Monday. Owner can have
same by cslling at the Enter
prise office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Allen.and
family dined with Mr., and Mrs.
Chas. McFadden and family
Tuesday evening.
T. S. Knapp informs US that
he has rented four houses the
past week, and still has twelve
more vacant houses sor rent.
MIR. H. Hoffman has traded his
house and lot on West 1st. St. to
M. E. Helm for his home on Raj
ston Ave. T. S. Knapp made
the trade for them.
Samie Doughty Of Poeatello,
idaho is visiting his sister Mrs.
Joe Mitchell and his parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Doughty of Auro-
ra.
Arthur White, cashier of the
First State Bank left WsAassasy
ef c;f last st week with friends in Den
Yer on an automobile tour of
Yellowstone Park and the Pacific
Coast. An occasional card re-
ceived by his father, who is TAX
ing care Of the bank, reports him
having a fine trip.
Mayor Clark of Castle Rock
called on Mayor Davis Tuesday
morning to inspect the Aryaaa
water plant, as a his tswN is ngur-
ing 9n a new system. Mr.. Davis
showed him the plant and the
town and he was greatly pleased
with what he saw and the hos
pitality shown him by Mayor Da-
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 3. Grahm
and daughter arrived in Arxada
Monday evenins enroute from
-ong beach California to Spring
field. Ohio their former home.
The Grahms went to Long
Beach last fall in Ford in com
pany with A. Il. barth and fam
i!y. Who may return to their Ar.
vada home on account of their
con Albert having developed a
severe case of hay fever. The
Grahm family visited Mrs.
Grahm's brother, Mr.. Drake in
Utah and then stopped at Rocky
Ford. They were three week. =.
travelling $500 miles They will
leave AT once FOR their home in
ohio. expecting to reach there
by September LIST.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

the matter until Trustee Simms
returns.
Adjournment was taken until
tonight.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

H. j. Bonner arrived home
Monday from an extended busi-
ness trip in Arkansas, and stop
ped over a few days with his
family. He expects to go to
Utah before returning to Arkan-
sas.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Il. l.. Yeager made business
trip to Greeley Tuesday, returning
yesterday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Ike Pavelka and friend of
his motored down from Cheyenne
for a short call on home folks
Sunday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Mrs. Laveta Clark of Chicago
spent Sunday with Mrs. M, A.
Holmes.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Miss Cora Edwards of Kansas
City came Friday to visit a month
or so with her sister. Mrs. Clar-
ence Shoop.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

H. j. Bonner arrived home
Monday from an extended busi-
ness trip in Arkansas, and stop
ped over a few days with his
family. He expects to go to
Utah before returning to Arkan-
sas.
Mr.. Glascock, teamster for the
Leyden Coal Co., who lives on
the west side of Sheridan Boule-
ward, came to Aryada Monday
and purchased a new 5 passen-
ger Ford car of the Davis Agen-
cy. F. G. Murchison turned the
deal.
Mrs. John Young left Friday
for Guernsey Wyo., to join her
husband who is still busy on a
big railroad tunnel contract there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ingram
and their son Belmur of Guern-
sey, Wyo., were guests of Mrs.
John Young last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carne of
Colorado Springs visited his sis
ter Mrs. Jane B. Johns last week.
Miss Cora Edwards of Kansas
City came Friday to visit a month
or so with her sister. Mrs. Clar-
ence Shoop.
Ike Pavelka and a friend of
his motored down from Cheyenne
for short call on home folks
Sunday.
Cecil Greene is working on the
ranch of Frank Smith neal
Broomfield. Adds Bruce is alst
making good on the Tucker
Ranch.
On Saturday evening, Angus
2lst.. Fremont Grange will Civ,
another of it's very enjoyabI,
dances.
Everyone is assured of a gooc
time.
Chas. Graves thershing outii
pulled out Wednesday noon fol
the Bates place where they will
begin the season by threshing foI
Ernest Rhea.
The Arvada Baseball Club will
give a dance in Bank Hall mex
Saturday night, August 14th. tc
which all are invited.
Joseph Munal, Ira Wagner,
Chas. McCory and Harry Stan.
nard went down to Denver last
night and played with the
Knights of st. Johns Band a,
st. Leo's Church where an enter.
tainment was given.
J. +. White was in Denver
last night in response to a tele-
phone message announcing the
death of an old time friend in
Denver yesterday morning.
Some reckless young men OF
boys did considerable damage tc
awnings in front of some bust,
ness houses Sunday evening.
Night Marshal Boehmer took his
first vacation for moons and went
over to see the Germans take the
White City. The mischief evi
IDENTIFY was done during his alb
sence.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12
Sorority Initiation.

:, The Delta Kappa Phi sorority
held their initiation at the home
of Miss Nina Murchison, Wednes-
day evening, August 18th. The
following girls were initiated :,
Marietta Day, Pgnli slcnolson,
Elizabg,h t.obper, Ethel Barbour,
and Ruth Titmarsh. After the
initiation a delightful supper was
served, in which the color scheme
of the sorority, lavender and gold
was carried out. Thoss present
besides thu saests were: Stella
Wp,bplt, 'Thirza Davis, Nell Mich
olson, Siddie Miller, Nina Muchi.
son, Mrs. Edwin Doanc, Mrs.
Frank Kaler of Sterling, Colo,
and Mrs. j. T. Kennedy.
The Clear Creek Valley Grange
hall enjoys the distinction of hav.
ing a new and much needed
porch,
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Cecil Greene is working on the
ranch of Frank Smith near
Broomfeld. Adds Bruce is also
making good on the Tucker
Ranch.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

On Saturday evening. August
2lst. Fremont Grange will give
another of its very enjoyable
dances.
Everyone is assured of a good
time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

? CMs. Graves thershing outfit
pulled out Wednesday noon for
the Bates place where they will
begin the season by threshing for
Ernest Rhea.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carne of
Colorado Springs visited his sis
ter Mrs. Jane B. Johns last week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

j. +. White was in Denver
last night in response to a tele-
phone message announcing the
death of an old time friend in
Denver yesterday morning.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

The Arvada Baseball Club will
give dance in Bank Hall next
Saturday night, August 18th. to
which all are invited.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

The July issue of the Noun tain
States Telephone book put in III
appearance at Arvada this week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Mr.. Glascock, teamster for the
Leyden Coal Co., who lives on
the west side of Sheridan Boule-
ward, came to Aryada Monday
and purchased a new 5 passen-
ger Ford car of the Davis Agen-
cy. F. G. Murchison turned the
deal.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

j. T. Kennedy received his
new Oakland car Tuesday and it
is beauty, Chas. Graves is the
local agent and is very proud to
have this make of car introduced
in Arvada. =
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ingram
and their son Belmur of Guern-
sey, Wyo.. were guests of Mrs.
John Young last week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Joseph Munal, Ira Wagner,
Chas. McCory and Harry Stan
nard went down to Denver last
night and played with the
Knights of st. Johns Band at
st. Leo's Church where an enter
tainment was given.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Ralph Golf got his right wrist
broken Tuesday while cranking
his ear. He will have it in a Sing
for awhile.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Mrs. Frank Kaler CAME down
from Sterling ia meet her mother,
Mr., J. D. Clark, who came
down from their ranch at Hoyt,
for a short visit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Miss Nora kaler and Louise
Clark left for Hoyt, Saturday
where Miss Kaler will spend a
couple of weeks with Miss Clark
-an the raneh.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Found-package on tramway
car Monday. Owner can have
same by cslling at the Enter
prise office.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Miss Flora Kaler was delight
fully surprised last Thursday
evening by twenty-four of her
school friends previous to her
visit in the country,
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-08-12

Thursday August 10Th. will be
flower day for the Craig Colony
and the local club desires dona-
tions of flowers and request that
they be left al Mrs. Bilbrough's
'as&e or telephone MIS-. Staley
WHO will have them called for.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-03

witness today. Mr.. ooff said nc was the
originator OF tho foundation.
We found In Cleveland" he said,
that those who gave money for char
table purposes were too apt to limit the
scope OF their gifts. We therefore
worked out plan by which the gifts out
OF a surplus OF a community could be
used locally for the best good OF The
community"
Speaking OF the Rockefeller foundation
Mr.. Golf said he could not help but feel
that the handling Of so important a
task by a self-perpetuating board pre-
sented a possible element OF danger
At the afternoon session Mr.. Costigan
said Il was his understanding that the
United Mine Workers OF America were
not officially committed TO socialism
Commissioner weinstoek. who was ques-
tionlng Mr.. Costigan. said he thought II
was a question which should be settled.
Mr.. Costigan suggested that John Il.
Lawson was present and that he might
answer. Mr.. Lawson was called on and
said:
The organisation is not. That Is n
thing which Is left to the workers in
divldually."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-03
BRYAN STALLING, SAYS MANN
House Minority Leader Sure En-
gland Has Told U. S. Shipping
Bill Objectionable.
SECRETARY MAKES DENIAL

WASHINGTON. Feb, 2.--Insistent
statements today by Representative Mann
and other republican leaders i'm the house
that the State department has in its
possession a note or letter from Great
Britain regarding the pending ship pur-
chase bill brought forth denials from both
Majority Leader. Underwood and Secre-
tary Bryan.
The note was alleged to have been from
Sir Edward Grey declaring the proposed
purchase of German or Austrian ships an
unneutral act
During the day Secretary Bryan made
this formal statement:
mo nation has protested against the
passage of the shipping bill and it is not
likely that any nation will or would, as
the bill does not necessarily raise any
diplomatic questions"
When Representative Underwood denied
the existence OF the talked-of ncte, Rep
resentative Mann said he had no doubt
of the majority leaders sincerity. but
was afraid the State department was not
entirely frank with him.
Information has come TO me- said
MIR. Mann. Tin a way which l think
makes IL reliable that the department
subject. but that that department has
had letter on the subject from an off,
cial of the British government"
Mr.. Underwood repeated his denial
when MIR. Mann suggested that the rep
reservations might have been made
though not in writing"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-03
.HINDENBURG AGAIN
CENTRAL FIGURE
German General Winning So Many
Laurels Since War Began Aims
New Blow at Warsaw.
HE PLANS GREAT ONSLAUGHT

LONDON. Feb. 2.-out Of the confused
fighting in the Carpathians, which con-
tinues to dominate the military situation
GENES nothing in the way Of a decisive
conflict and perhaps the most significant
news from tho eastern thester is the the
DRY enuncisted from Pctrograd tina, Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg Is planning an
other general onslaught on the Russian
lines west OF Warsaw.
Artillery duels most exclusively have
been the measure OF the recent fighting
IN France and Belgium. The German
official statement dismisses the western
theater with the terse announcement,
Nothing to report" The French record
only one, infantry attack, TO the SOUTH
east of Ypres, where they say a German
attempt to advance was stopped.
The British Parliament will reassemble
tomorrow for consideration of a number
of important war time questions. While
no contentious legislation will be debated.
the labor party will press for government
action with reference TO the increase in
the price of food. Alien enemy restrie-
tions probably will again be threshed out
and there is likely TO be further request
for more information on the recruiting
situation.
. The London newspapers are pointing
out the growing unrest in labor circles
and there is a belief in some quarters
that this may necessitate action by the
government. Fifty thousand miners in
West Yorkshire. whose agreement with
their employers expires In fortnight,
are demanding pence Q2 cents) extra in
wages ON the threat of strike. The
Welsh miners also want increased pay
and better working conditions. while the
railway men contend that their wages
are not in keeping with the increased cost
of living.
The first thing to be dealt with by Par.
lament. however. will be finances. The
old year will be wound up and the new
estimates discussed.