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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-12-07

Very few people care for big crowds
therefore YOU should. "$hop early" and
avoid the rush ...
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09
Griffith items.

our correspondent was -u over
come hy the Democratic landslide
that she was NOT equal to the task
Of gathering news. .u her u,guuor-
have come uohly tu the Rescue.
General Baxter was pu, lp bed
"wednesday muruiu. In Iyr uurks
owing lu the slump lu Wilson pur.
ulitlrs and ui the time ul writing
his recovery Is thought lu drprud
entirely upon the NunI rp-uIts. AZ
long ~ there j. life there is hope.
Mr.. Mus-ur entertained the Sow.
ing club this afternoon aud incl.
duutnily gave u demonstration OF
aluminium ware
The Nnfl., and Davis mere theatre
gu"f- saturday night at the Dvuham
Mir, Gillut aud son are spending
a week at IT, Collins.
Mr.. Pcrinm i. confined tu hi. home
with tunsilttis
MIR, aud Nlr-. Suugrr heard ia re.
turns nt the Auditorium Tuesday
Wight.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09

were given every assurance that
it could be substantiated in every
particular.
1t has never been the policy of
this paper to misrepresent mat
ters Wilfully even for political
effect and we apologize most sin
cerly to Mr.. Newcomb for having
overstepped the rule in this case
and placed MIN in a false light.
AS a result of the story the En-
terprise was publicly held up to
scorn before the Carlson audi.
ence Saturday night and branded
a falsitier and under the circum-
stances we cannot offer a word
of protest.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09
Another Train Wreck
Near BroomfieId

Burns Junction was the ~rrur Of
another and more di-a-trruu-
wreck Monday morning when
north-hound stock train rulIidcd
head. on. with coal train near
the /. V Iahucr residence. The
rngiucmru saw the danger in time
TO jump, but one OF them wu-
caught IN the wrccknga nui hi- leg
was broken The stOrk train wa.
running at u high rat" OF speed
while the GROW OF the coal train had
seen 1t coming; had stopped and
were backing up when tho crash
came. .IEu impact was so terrible
that the great steel boilers were
driven into each other for distance
OF more than one foot several
cars OF cattle were demolished and
over 20 head were Killed The
wreck was caused, II H. understood,
hy the crew of the stock train mink
ing that the coal train had met
them while they wor" on siding,
while instead II had been train
having IA similar engine number,
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09
Fairmount Siftings

Mrs. G. II. Wcidman, formerly oI
This ghborhood. but now resi-.
dent of Denver, was operated on
last week for appendicitis.
II. l.. Woolfendcn purchased q
new Studebakcr ear last week.
Miss Hattie Bradley Is spending
the week in Denver.
County commissioner have been
at work on the road from the cor.
ner bridge to the West iiih boulc-
ward which is very much improved
since the nice weather but during
the lsat storm was nearly impass-
able.
Fairmount school had vacation
last Thursday and Friday during
teachers meeting.
Miss Lila Cooper returned to her
home at Jimtown, Colo, last We'd
ncsday. Miss Cooper has been Wis
!ung her parents at Eairmount for
the past month.
The pupils of the Fairmount
school are now preparing program
to be given on November 18th.
Don't forget the date.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09
Broomfield Buds

Mrs. A. W. Hosmcr entertained
eleven members of the pastim,
Club from Denver Thursday. Mrs.
a. Peasc, Mrs. Guy pcasc and Mrs
;. b. Morrison were local guests.
Mrs. Clara Garwood from Canon
City visited IA few days recently at
the home Of her uncle {. ;. Ban.
croft.
The cantnta given at Eastlakc
was an exceptional treat for many
and it is hoped they may be able to
reproduce 1t here as well as other
places.
j. ID. Fulkcrson and family re.
Gently arrived from Kentucky. Mr..
Fulkcrson will farm part of Dr.
Thrclkelds place which has been
handled the past year by VIM.
Phebus.
Mrs. Stella Rogers returned Sun.
day from the east and expects Ia
continue her residence in Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. Avcrill have pur.
chased the J.. V. Nahncr property
north OF town. Mir. Iahner and
family will to Boulder.
The mask ball given by the
Broomiicld grange was n decided
success. over 500 was realized.
Mrs. Olive Swan and son Albert
Will have charge Of their farm this
year having moved out from Den.
yer.
W. l.. Jackson has moved his
family To Westminster for the win.
ter.
The Broomiicld Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. j. j. Dreicr next
Wednesday instead of Tuesday, be.
cause Tuesday l. the day set for
\. Il. Gays sale
Mrs. W. VI Porter and son Ralph
spent several days in Denver last
week.
Tho following scholars of the Dry
Creek school were neither absent
or tardy last month. Helen Smith.
Lucy Smith, Anna Mott, I)urn
Crawford, Mary Bouar. Ella Mite.
Theodore Mott. James Crawford.
Henry Mite add Thomas Coax.
Mrs. j. Harris. mother of Mrs.
Lon Brown, left la-awcck for Iowa
where she will spend the winter.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09
DR. RC
THE
Arvada Dentist
TelephoneA eArvada 2O2
MEETING,
TelephoneA Arvada 202


To the Stockholders of the Dry Gil
mate Tire Manufacturing Com
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tha,
the regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of Tho Dry Climate Tire
manufacturing Company will be held
at the office Of the Company, in the
Town OF Arvudu, in the County of
jefferson, IN the state Of Colorado
at 10 o'clock "a, m, on Saturday. the
second day Of December 4. II. 1916, for
the purpose Of cl'uting directors for
the next ensuing year, and for the pur-
pose of transaCtlnE such other busl-
ness as may properly come before the
meeting, including consideration Of
ana action on
l. \ proposition to Increase the cap
ltAl stock of IN, Company from $780,
uuU. .uW to SypuuUUuu. divided Into JuU.-
600 shares, OF the par value Of Sl.U,
per share, and To correct. uuuul, con
urm. amend uI THtIfy any and all uc-
tious or attempted actions in that be
half taken at the meeting Of the stock
holders OF said Company held on the
2sth day of January, 1916, to the end
that the increase of said capital stock
from S2oU,oou.Uo to $500, 10000. II de-
sired may bee properly made
A proposition to amend Article
seventh of said certificate of Incorpo-
ration. so as to name the Town of
Aryuda. and the County of jefferson.
u the state of Colorado. In place of
tu, tlt1 and County Of Denver, In the
state OF colorado HS the IuWu ana
County iu which tn" principal Office OF
tho Company shall be kept, ana SO as
Co name the County Of jefferson. In
the State Of Colorado, us the County
boo which the principal business of the
Company shall hr carried on, rcaory-
Inns fu the Company, however, the right
lu conduct and Co transact business In
any and aIl counties Of the state Of
colorado. and IN amy other place or
place. H# may %" determined from time
To- timr lE the Board OF Directors.
g. 4 proposition To TatltN, approve
Hud confirm ur Tyr,uHrt tho amend
cato uf Incorporation. heretofore made.
cor attempted to be- made increasing
the mpmh,rshlp uf the Board ~ pi-
rrrIHra uf lUli Company from uvp
. Go seven upTzuuH. UH evidenced hE GER
tInuHft uf Hmruhm,ut NIrd lu the Ollie,
] of fH, Secretary uf State uf the state
of Colorado. ON m" 2Nlh day of Sep
ipmh,r lHl5. and tu further umonr
] the said Article fIftH uf Eyld u,rtln-
cato OF Incorporation. lF adding To
. said Article. HW,uu,a HH aforesaid o.
inr rHrf uf the HfuuNhultrTB Of the
Cumn.nr 900 defined Zoo Chapter 5p OF
tn. s,.HIuu Laws % Colorado fnr the
krrr 1915. shall uu permitted Ia nll
rl,tf|uUH of Directors.
Tho nuuI.a OF tHr Company fnr the
. transfer uf rin,H viii hr closed at
. Mr rlu.r nf huHlurHH November
1916. and rc-upuucd ON December
Aryaaa. Colorado October 90. 1916.
T.. A. AUSTIN
PRECEDENT
~ iI DAVIS,
secretary.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09
A Correction

The Enterprise was victimized
last week by the statement of
Mrs. kellnms regarding the as
sessment on her property. Mrs,
kellnms made the statement in
the presence of half dozen
witnesses and repeated a couver-
sation that she is supposed to have
had with Assessor Newcomb in
which she alledged that he had
told her that her lot valuation
was $3.50 and her Improvements
on said lot $500. She claimed
also that her neighbor's lot, she
found by the records to be listed
at only 500, when she was GER
tai n that Mr.. Newcomb had told
her it would be 500 more than
her own lot.
The unfortunate thing is that
Mrs. kellnms made the reassu.
ring claim that it was a matter
OF record when in reality she was
relying upon her memory of an
alleged conversation.
The records do not bear out her
statement but show that the
Klein lot is on the records at
500 and her lot at 500. while
klein's improvements are valu.
ed at $500 and her improvements
at Si60. Those acquainted with
the valuations in that part OF
town cannot agree with her that
she has any cause for complaint
and if there is any discrimination
it is in her favor instead of Mr..
Klein.
We regret sincerely that We
were mislead and induced to
print the story which was an in.
justice to Mr.. Ncwcomb and
would not have publish.
ed it had it not been that We
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09

J. f. White has a few houses
for rcnt 52.tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09

Whatever Mr.. Carver may
think to the contrary, the people
OF Jefferson county have shown
by their loyal support of the
Democratic candidates that they
had no fears of the "Bellweth.
ers' nor cared a whoop for his
opinion Of the patent medicine
advertisements. The Democra.
tic victory in Jefferson county
is the evidence Of campaign
which was unhampered by boss
ism either of Mr.. Carver or Mr..
Carringer. 1t is an evidence
that Jefferson county Democracy
has realized the folly of allowing
the personal enmity of two men
to disrupt the party organization
and carry their county candi-
dates down to ignominious de-
feat.
The success Of this campaign
is chiefly due to organization
and as those on the inside well
know, it is hard to have a politi-
cal organization without plenty
of available funds. The Enter
prise will venture the assertion
that never was there a campaign
in this county, Democrat or Re
publican, that was carried on
with less money. The Bell
wether' or corporation gang
ster that Mr.. Carver speaks of
certainly was not in evidence on
the money end of it, and the
credit of this campaign be-
longs more to the personality of
the candidates and of County
Chairman Elliott with his re-
markable ability as an organizer
than to any other source,
No, fellow Democrats, we
sound a timely warning: you
have fulfilled every obligation
to the Hon. b. +. Carver. You
have fulfilled every obligation,
politically speaking. to Hon.
Franklin +. Carringer. Both of
these men have been duly re-
paid for anything they have ever
done for Democracy in jefferson
county. Retire them to the
ranks and see Democracy grow
in strength and unity of pur.
pose.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09
Presbyterian Church

lOa. m. Sunday School. j.
l.. Salladay. Sup't
II a. m. Preaching service
by Rev. Chas. G. Williams.
Subject win you vote out
God?"
G:i5 p. m. Young people of
Christian Eudeayor.
Friends cordially invited.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09

AS President Wilson has said,
now that the election is over
people will begin to talk common
sense.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09

The wiseacre who failed to
prognostigate the result of the
election accurately will be as
scarce as hens teeth, Il told
yon So" will be heard on every
hand.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09
Walter P. Smith,.

Phone Arv, 5O6W.
SELLS. RENTS and TRADES
Lands and Garden Tracts
with r.. c. HUFFMAN
REALTY 4
INVESTMENT co.
III Stout st. Phone Main 1873
DENVER. COLO.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-09
Resolutions Adopted By
New York Newspaper
Publishers

7
Whereas, The newspapers of
the country are threatened with
a failure of a supply of print pa
per, and
Whereas, The price of print
paper has been advanced, in
some cases as much as 200 per
cent. with prospect of still fur
ther advances, be it
Resolved, That this association
urge the strictest economy in
the use of print paper; that a
pay-in-advance policy be urged
upon all members, and that all
wastage be reduced to mini
mum; be it further
Resolved, That this associa-
ton go on record as indorsing
the efforts of the National Edi-
torial association in its efforts to
prevent a further advance in the
cost of print paper.
Resolved also That it is the
sense of this association that an
Increase in the subscription
price of all papers is absolutely
necessary to prevent a suspen-
sion of many Of them:
Resolved also, That it is the
opinion of this association that
there must be an increase in ad-
vertisiug rates by all newspapers
in order to continue publications;
Resolved also. That the associ-
alton urge closer cooperation on
the part of all publishers to pre-
vent the suspension of many
newspapers, which will become
necessary unless some relief
from the rising cost of print pa
per is afforded at once.
Judge JameSon's majority of
800, Gus Johnson's majority of
66i and Miss Burgers majority
of 400 and a little more. was n
stern rebuke to the politicians
stentorian cry of down with the
third termers. 1t was indeed "A
severe shock to political ethics in
Jefferson county.
Hon. Wesley Staley. our next
senator. wears a grin that re-
fuses to be squclchcd, and you
cant blame him.
Carlton K. Conover, formerly
| of Arvada, now of Denver is
making a grand financial success
raising wheat. Last year he had
1000 acres of wheat which
yielded him . bushels per acre.
He will next year have in 1000
acres having the record of being
the largest individual wheat
raiser in Colorado. He has re.
Gently purchased a section of
state school land end leases The
adjoining land from the Chicago
Land and Title Co., near Platte.
vile. 1t is nearly all irrigated
land. Mr.. Conoyer is the eldest
son of DR.. W. 4. Conoycr. and
his younger brother. Phillip Ria
is superintendent of the work on
the ranch while Carlton looks af.
ter the finances.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09
SMITH STAYS ON THE JON
REGARDLESS OF CAMPAIGN


Washington, d. c., May 30, 1916.
Mr., |. D. Scoggn,
Snyder, Texas.
Dear Sir.
I, today, learn from Bob Smith that
he may be unable to get away next
month to go down home to look after
his canvass, az His congressional work
here and the necessities Of the party
the working majority being now
none too large may keep him here
until into July. In view OF this,
feel that ought to urge upon you
as his friend, as well as all his other
friends in the district, the Import
ance OF letting our West Texas peo-
pie know what a loss II will be to all
Of Ms to have him lose out at the
Primary next July. by keeping him
here. we have given him show to
make Of himself valuable congress
man, and he has surely made good,
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II have been for the past two years
living close to Washington, and In a
position to know something about the
estimation In which our man Is held
In both the House, and the Senate,
and can assure you, he is known
and respected as a faithful and eff
fclent WORKING member Of the
House. He is Chairman Of the very
important Committee on irrigation
Of Arid Lands, that has had to do
with great work all over the western
part Of the country, as well as being
member Of other important COM
mlttees, and has won a position OF
standing and Influence In Congress
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09
very truly,
A. W HUDSON.

when you come TO sweetwater'
Texas. drive your car In the Nation
al Highway Garage. On the west side
Of the square. near the hotels. No
charges to tourists and visitors for
day storage. DO not leave your car In
the hot sun, It will ruin the varnlsh
and upholsterlng on your car. You
are welcome to make our place home
while in sweetwater, We have free
air and water on the side walk. We
carry a fine line Of accessories and
tires Our readers are especially In
vlted to call on them when In Sweet
water. 4zt
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09

above and foregoing is a true and cor
rect copy OF the answer OF Miss D. s.
Hill. In cause No. 22e. T. W. selmon
VS.. Mrs. +. @. Hill ct al, together With
all endorsements thereon, as the
same appears In the papers Of said
cause now on file in my office.
Glevn under my hand and seal OF
office, this the 2end day OF Jan. 1915.
J. S. wEATHERFORD.
Clerk OF the District Cour; Of Borden
County. Texas. Ldy.1p
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09
7. W. sELMoN Va. MRS. F, @. HILL

7. W. sELMoN Va. MRS. r, G. HILL,
ct al. No. 229.
In the District Court OF Borden Coun-
ty, Texas, September term 1913.
To the Honorable Judge Of said Court
Comes now, Miss d. s. Hill, one OF
the respondents herein, and excerpts
to the REALTORS application for writ
OF habeas corpus herein, and says
that the same is insufficient In law
to require this respondent to answer
further, and II should be dismissed.
Wherefore this respondent prayS
Judgment OF the court. etc.
PERKINS a PERKINS
BY T. p. Perkins.
Attorneys for respondent
Miss d. s. Hill
This respondent specially excerpts
to all that part Of said application for
writ Of habeas corpus, wherein the
said relator undertakes to make oath.
that the allegations OF the above Pc
titIon are true. according to my be-
lief for the reason that the same Is
insufficient as an oath or aifidait and
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09


and In the party councils here. that
his district can not afford TO throw
away by not reelectine him. II takes
time, and the service OF several terms
here, in the House for the best OF
men to get to where they count Tor
anything. and our people ought 10
know that our friend has made good
use OF HIS opportunities and Is now
doing work OF which his friends ana
the people Of the district can wei
be proud. He has become a TRAINED
WORKING member lie mas learned
the needs OF the country especially
the needs OF the West win the
great development OF when the WORK
OF his committee has been so direct
" concerned Tor the past rev years
lie Is right where ne can now 40
better Work as congressman '''an
ne mas ever done ana rlsh' Aow' l
think our country heeds tn'' ser'ice
OF such men more than II vas ior
many years we Simply cannot "i'oru
10 lose any OF 'nehi NO matter wat
party they may tram WIN "hen 'ney
are sueh good men, AZ" soou "orA-
ers' ana soou Americans as our man
49, we neeu 'heHn'
me uanser 'he o'u 'neilpoi "'"uSs
encounters 10 NOT oe'ns "p'e " s"'''-
" everyone "'en Il" appointment nus
10 me maue-"nehe'o' ."ore 10 "
'no'e sen'''''' IL " Vo"-
test some one must 'o'e' anu unuvI
our system 'ne Oons eaa''''" "ooi
TAKE s'ues' re u 'ou"u i"u'' WIN
ana III II ne uoesn T. anu VI
course is Il ID "hen nc uoes' ny
tue loseF' anu nus '''o''uS' eNp'V.
shi''h mas 'u'neu uo"n 40 many VI
my iilehuS ~ nc mas VI a"'on'' "u'
'hat uoesh prevent '''' l'oi" "pp''
'lat'hg MS meri's as I"''"'ul anu
Hillcieh' pupl'c servant "nn WHINE
10 pe''eVe 'n"' "nen "e .u'"eu
Irienu o' n'no uo"n' "e "'''e''u "u
hau a goou reason ior uo'ns 80 VI
course nave thousht ne hlaue ms
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POSTED

The public is hereby notified that
the old Bush-Tlller Ranch, now the
Reynolds ranch is posted and any
one violating the law by fishing, haul
Ing wood or trespasslng on said prop
erty will be prosecuted.
45-3mp Reynolds Ranch
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09

T. W. Gabbert Of Dunn says 1t
takes lots of grub and shoe soles to
get fellow through the world.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-06-09

is not such yerlflcation as is requir-
ed by law. Wherefore this respondent
prays that said application be held
for naught, and that she so hence
with her costs
PERKINS a PERKINS
by T. P, Perkins
Attorneys for respondent
Miss D. s. Hill
l..
And for special denial herein this
respondent especially denies the rela-
tors allegation contained In the frst
paragraph Of said application, the
same reading as follows,
That the said minor child. Perry
selmon, is unlawfully restrained Of
bis liberty by Mrs. +. @. Hill and
d. S Hill, residents Of Borden Coun-
ty, Texas; that the said minor child
Perry selmon, Is now In the custody
Of Mrs +. @. Hill and D. S. Hill a.
gGinst the will and consent OF your
petitioner and to the Injury OF such
child" Wherefore this respondent
prays the judgment OF the court.
II.
This respondent further specially
denies all that part OF the second par
agraph Of said application, the same
reading as follows: THAT your pc
titloner Is an able bodied man, sober,
industrious and reliable and quail
fed to care for and rear said minor
child wherefore this respondent
prays the Judgment OF the court.
III.
Your respondent further specially
denies all that portion OF the second
paragraph Of said application reading
as follows.
That the said minor is Illegally con
fined and restrained from his liberty |
by the acts Of the defendants as a.
foresald; that the said Mrs. f. @.
Hill and d. s. Hill is not the proper |
persons to take charge and custody |
Of the said child, but that your petit
toner, and father Of said child is le-
gally entitled to have the custody Of
the said Perry selmon." Wherefore
This respondent prays judgment Of
the court,
~.
This respondent further specially
denies all OF the third paragraph Of
said application which reads as fol-
lows.
your petitioner would further re-
present to your honor that he has
reason to believe, and does believe,
that the said Mrs. +. @. Hin and d. S.
Hin would remove said child out Of
Borden county and out Of your hon
or's Jurisdiction, and where your pc
will be denied the right Of
seeing his child, the said Perry Sell
mon" Wherefore said respondent
prays judgment Of the court. etc.
PERKINS & PERKINS
by T. p. Perkins
Attorneys for respondent
Miss d. S. hill |
And for further answer herein, this
respondent specially alleges that she |
Is not asserting any right. custody or
control over the said Perry selmon.
and that at no time prior to this has
she done so, and here and now dis
claims any right. interest custody or
control over the said Perry selmon.
Wher fore this respondent prays that
she be dismissed from this suit, with
her costs and that she go hence with
tut day.
PERKINS & PERKINS
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PERKINS & PERKINS

Attorneys for respondent
Miss d. $. Hill