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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16
Bit of Costly Carelessness
Purdue to Protest Indiana Star

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Nov. l6.-Purdue
University. which meets Indiana on Jordan
Field here November ~ In the final football
URfuf Of The season. has entered a protest
sH was announced today. against Indiana
p12Tlng '-Tubby" Howard. the ine-plunging
IUII14ck Of the Crimson eleven. The pro.
~ haeed on the charge that Howard
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E4HOW TOpLAY GOLF4sA
NA>. x Chges (CtioS) Eiu7sOE VIZ

MY FIRST appearance in the national
lVl amateur championship was at the Eu-
cid Golf Club, at Cleveland when ! was
just sixteen years old. It was the only
event in which | ever failed to qualify in
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PERSONALS

GRAHAM ,,.. A
Information desired of present aa1Iessa a1msssan
James Graham and his son, charles ParisA
who formerly resided at Lisnas!issan. nown
Of Annacons. near Banbridge, County Nob,own Town
Ireland. James Graham was az nnishtssp
Philadelphia when last heard OF tp,yns
years ago His sisters are Ann leland
and Catherine Latham, rcsdns III h'
Address PHILIPPUS w. MILLER
Attorney,
514 Franklin Bldg" "A
l33 s. 18th ST.,
Philadelpha. Pa
wANTED-Home or institution to ,rpHss,rui
white boy of IL years, recurring NV letter,
training and strict discipline. AnpoHo |" + sdrS
stating terms and references J. aao'
Office. ,,,s.
itch. are alive. with t"eysomr,inics'e w." n
G. Tonklns 1904 WalnSt ST.?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16
EASTERN LEAGUE
SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY
Trenton at De Neri; Greystock at Reading.

TTNHE game of basketball is in an uncer-
i tain state, and the situation is so COM
plex that no one can guess what Will hap
pen on the morrow The forecast appears
at this writing, the worst Is act TO come.
And at the bottom of It all can be traced
high salaries. This is the underlying foun-
dalton of the difficulties now being en-
countered by the Eastern cage moguls.
There is no discounting the fact that the
war has been responsible for a few OF the
magnates' tribuations. They advanced
step in the right direction by limiting the
clubs to three professionals. and 1t has
been found soft proposition TO hold on
to these. John Linton, one Of the owners
of the Jasper FIVE. said at Nonpareil Hall
last evening that the Jewels had more trou
Bile signing three professionals than getting
six and eight in other seasons.
Lou Sugarman Jumps
II was learned this morning that Lou
Sugarman had positively deserted Grey
stock, and the rumor was verified by Susgy
himself, for he confirmed the report. Il
don't know how it leaked out" he said.
but l might as well tell YOU I am done
with the Greys."
Sugarman is above the rage in the
cage profession and is also a graduate
dentist of Penn, with Offices in this city, and
has the happy faculty of being able TO dis
cern the signs of the times In the cage
sport Lou did not hesitate to discuss the
situation, but requested that the interview
be censored" and as much information
was advanced In confidence IL Is only fair
that 1t be not published
"Just say this to explain my jumping to
Carbondale:
II have completed arrangements for a
friend to occupy my Office while away play
ing basketball. l have signed with Carbon
dale. sending my contract to Manager AM
norman four days ago. As players name
must be registered one week, l will not get
into action until next week. | leave on
Monday r will not go TO Reading on Sat-
urday night with the Greys."
In justice to Sugarman 1T should be
made known that he only decided to Join
Carbondae after considerable deliheration
and on the advice of his closest friends. Joe
Fogarty will again don a uniform and take
Suggys place. Money is the bait that at
tracted the Churchman'S star and he pre-
diets the Eastern League TO finish the sea-
son with four clubs.
Whitley Mallon Is Back
Charles Whitley Nallon reappeared In
last nights Jasper-Reading game a
referee of the Eastern League and that
NIallon is Il favorite was evidenced by the
ovation he received as he entered the
cage.
His return recalls several years back
when he was previously induced 10 referee
and his first assignment on that occasion
was Reading at Trenton. \ number of
local basketballers were on the way to
the game and occupied seats near the
Reading players. Mallon was being dis
cussed and the Bears were informed that
Whitley was on the train and he would
work the game. Big George Haggerty,
who has jumped to Nanticoke. of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

giving Day afternoon. At the same show Benny
Valgar, the French bantam champion ana 'us-
sic Lewis will clash.
Battling Reddy, Of Harlem, who has grown1
into q featherwelght, Will hos Terry Mar,h M Nc o
Providence, TO a decision at iawrencs ronn on no he
vember 90, and on THANKSGIVING attssrnppp" "0
Will face Joe Morgan at Manchester, N H.
johnny Ray has a protese. Johnny nas. ,nee"
boxing nicely and by no means wcits 70 nus
things. Jimmy Gordon Is the boxers name 1y anY
wearing the colors Of the naval reserves ne WI MI
box Joe McCarron in one OF the beuts at 'he
National tomorrow night
Jeff smith, the Bayonne. y. J.. middlewesnt'
is acting as boxing instructor at camp DN
the New Jersey cantonment The camp Meaue
instructor will shortly be announced
Kid williams. former bantam champ'91n;n - snd a.
Johnny Ertle, the Western crack, VIII, make
lis pounds at 10 a. m, for their match az
Baltimore on THANKSGIVING Day. Erie also
boxes Joe Burman. Of Chicago, at MILWAUKEE,
next Wednesday night.
Frankie McCrarken, the boxing writer; has =
Of the big boxing show to he held Wednesdav,
fund frankie would be pleas to box Benny
Leonard and he feels that he could put UP
good exhibition
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LOST AND FOUND

PTN-Lost, between 10Th and Spruce sts. ~ az
STANLEY Theatre. Monday eve. LADY ~.
and diamond pin. Liberal reward "
turned to ~ " 18th st. st.--------------j7....-
FiN-Lost, diamond bar pin. Tuesday motn,nss monanns
Allen lane ard Mt Pleasant on Germ,sS GsrS
ave. Phone Chestnut Hill 2n3o. hews..
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SPORTING EDITORS BOXING FOR SMOKE FUND

giving Day afternoon. At the same show Benny
Valgar. the French bantam champion anu Jus
sic Lewis will clash.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

Herman Miller, who recently won a fifteen-
round decision from Harry Greb, VIII box
Henry Hauber In the wnd-up TO the Cambria
A. {. show tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

Eddie McAndrews. who scored a win over
Charley Pitts last week, Will appear in the star
bout Of show at Homestead. a town near
Pittsburgh, tonight. Eddie boxes Dick de
winning portion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

Daniel cPorkey'D Finn, heavyweight boxe
OF Boston. has been released from m.iitar!
the National Army cantonment at Aver, Mass
with the last quota of the draft.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

The star bout az the National tomorrow
night will bring together TougheY Ramser. of
Cleveland and Eddie Wagond. the downtown
lightweight Both boys are slusgers aid should
furnish action.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

Danny Fields. OF the East Side, New York,
has been matched to box Jimmy Ahern before
the Acorn A c, of Bridgeport Conn. next
Monday night. The distance is ten rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

Willie Laughlin. of South Bethlehem. ha,
secured ten-round enga cement at the Broad
way Sporting Club, of New York. The bout 4.
booked for tomorrow night, and Auge Astey, a
clever Bronx. n. Y. middleweight. will be his
opponent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

Bobby Burns. who has made big hit In his
recent bouts. will go to the post on saturday
at the National Bobbs', who halls from Balti-
more VIII oppose patsy Wallace. of this city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

The City A. C., of New York, is one Of the
clubs to run under the membership system;
Dave Astey, undsputed amateur champion, Will
box Sammy Diamond Of Jersey City, for six
rounds next Thursday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

Abe Attel and his brother made a charity
appeal at one of the New York clubs A man
promised $3.50 When asked to pay up he said
'Oh. only said that to boost things along
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

According to report. Al Mccoy d!d not share
in the moving p', 1res taken Of his defeat 10
Mike O Dowd. In fact. Al saws he knew nothing
about II and got s.ung all around.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

Harry Boyle. the Bristol Pa. scrapper who
boxes Charlie Okd) Thomas in the semi at
Olympia next week. is credited with good fights
with Charley White and Rocky Kansas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

Johnny Dundee writes from New York that
he will be In fine form for hts bout at Olympia
with George Cheney Monday night. The
latter is getting into shape al his Baltimore
quarters
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

There are four local clubs now running. olym-
ps starts the week on Monday night Joe C;eieer
cntertains with the Nonparel on Tuesday FRI
day night is the big evening at the Cambria
and the National offers its weekly attractions
Saturday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16

Willie jackson, who was married last Satur-
day, will meet Frankie McManus the Boston
lad. who has won his last three fights by the
knockout route at the Olympia A. A. on Thanks
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The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
Paramount Doings

The young folks of the neighbor.
hood gave picnic at Indian Head
Mountain Decoration Day. Those
who enjoyed the day were:
Helena Hicks. Helen Gifiin, Wv.
ian Taylor. Gertrude Longfellow,
katherine Fox. Horace Tanner
Ralph Churches. Eugene Smith.
Milton O'Neil, Nellie O'Niell, Stella
Morris, Hattie Bradley. Clara Lung.
vail, lone Nolte. Charles Tanner,
Theodore Kasdorf Irene Grandjean,
Eva Churches. Magaret Beebe. Mil.
bred Hall, Richard KasdOrr Roy
smith. George Scruggs, Alva Tan
ner, and Mrs. w. q. Taylor as char.
eron. Everyone had good tia G
even tho the bunch was thoroly
soaked before they get home.
The dance at Paramount last Sa.-
urday night was not as well attend
ed us usual, but all who attended re.
port fine time.
George Dale a former resident OF
this place made good in the Golden
high school, he having made 1t in
three years time and was gradual.
ed with the Dcnyer University Schc.
larship.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
Notice!

At a recent meeting of the
School Board of District No., a
resolution was adopted authoriz.
ing the following: All parents of
the district having children of
Kindergarten age and desiring to
have their children attend such
school in our district for the next
term will kindly assist the board
in the desires the district, by
notifying the Supt. of schools BY
phone or writing.
0. B. Drake. Supt.
Phone, Arvada l6SW. or
Address. Arvada, Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
M. E. Church Notes
Sunday, June 10th

WV AOlu
This is Children's day. We
hope every family will turn out
full force. The program begins
at 1870, and will take tn, pla.c
OF the morning public worship.
See program elsewhere.
Gas Epworth League.
Subject, the High Grade of
Loyalty | Samuel 2O:l2 II:
Luke $3.50 SO.
7:45 p. NJ. Sermon.
Subject, "Belshazzer's Feast
or, What is your Weightw Read
the 4th chapter of Daniel and
bring your friends to hear the
sermon. An earnest and urgent
invitation.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

Homer Elliot and family Wit
have been visiting his parents
several weeks returned to thei,
home at Manitou. Colo, Mon.
day. Homer was enjoying a
months vacation from his duties
as postal clerk.
J. j. Weber and family left
early Monday morning for Rocky
Ford, where Mr.. Weber will be
detained on business several days.
Mrs. Phillips, formerly Miss
Phoebe Callicot, now of Kremm.
ling, is here on a visit with her
mother Mrs. Jeffreys.
Sergeant Bryan Staley was down
from Golden and spent Monday
night with his parents.
Walter Moreland is moving into
his fine new seven room brick
house on his eighty acre farm he
purchased a year ago from his
fatherin-l law Terrence White
Mr.. Moreland was until last year
engaged as a mining engineer st
Telluride. but decided that the
farm was the place for him. He
has been very successful so far as
his beautiful new residence and
surrounding buildings testify.
Mrs. Sarah Kels> and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Myrtle Brinkerhof of
Long Beach Calf. mother and
sister of E. l.. and O. P. Kelso
arrived Wednesday for a visit
with relatives in Arvada and
Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
Presbyterian Church

Services Sunday, June 10, at
II a. m.
Rev. Chas. Williams will speak
on "a Name Disgraced"
Sunday school at 10 a. n.
The race is getting exciting.
The autos happen to have the
jump, bat the aereos are coming
and the submarines will proba-
bly, surprise.
Young Peoples meeting Gas.
Come and get a credit here as
we'll for your side.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
BAPTIST Church

Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Morning sermon II O'Clock.
Subject, Gods Program of
Expansion"
Young Peoples meeting 6:45
p. m
Subject, Galatians 3.
Evening sermon, 7:45 .. m,
Subject, Tainted Money or
is it Sin to be Rich?"
Prayer Meeting Wednesday.
7:45 p. m.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
Let's have your subscription.
Clifton Robbins came down
Sunday from Tabernash with his
engine for repairs, and called on
relatives and Arvada friends.
Notice of Adjustment
Day by Clerk

Public notice 1, hereby given by the I'M
dcrsigned Clerk OF the county Court OF the
! County OF Jefferson and state OF Colorhuo,
that pursuant to the provisions OF the
| statute OF snid state In such case mndc and
i provided. he has fixed upon Monday, the
/! pth day OF July. A. u. 1917. being one OF
| the rrgulnr juridcnl days OF snid court.
then 10 he held at the Court House IN Co..
| den, In sIid county. ns II dny Tor sctll'ns
and adjusting ali chains scNcrtlly against
| the estate, Lcscinnftcr named now pcnts
| Ing In said court In which letter, test :
mcntary or OF administration were granted
during the preceding month, w:
No. 30. Estut" al An>"li =. Juckrtt DC
ceased: Martin ". rngo, administrator. T..
| q. Denver, Colorado,
] No. p5s. Estntc oil Julia A, schroeder. de.
4. o Denver. Colorado.
! No. pJp. Esiutc OF Albert Setter, drccns.
ed; jacob Topper Spocinl "Reminiscences 70
collect, T.. q. Edgcwntcr' Colorado liz ~
No ..
No. $50. Estate OF Edward l.. chitNcid.
mental Incompetent! Ednlin" &. Rhcn'
Cops'ryntor. =. %. Littlcton Colorado IL
No. pii. E,,ntr Of Espri, bertrand Ben.
lumin rraNvrsc. administrator 70. Den
yer, colo.
All person, having claims and demands
OF amy kind or nature Whatever hgnihst
either OF -nld cstnt"~ above nnnrd ntr re-
pucstcd and notified to present the same 10
sud county court on the md day above
nuncu for adjustment estates nrr answer
able Tor costs ON rluiiu> nicd on or before
such adjustment day but not On those il,I
inter; all persons indebtcd to either OF snid
rstntCs IRE notified to make pny'ncnt 10
III. executor or administrator thereof; ms
publication designated In the ArNnua En-
t,rpri.c 10y the Judge uf snlu court.
Gwen under my hnnd ANA tn" seal OF
said court. nj Golden, IN said county, his
first day Of June. A. II. 1917.
A. b. JAN ESDN,
County Judge and Acting Clerk.
County
: court S.al
Published June It'll to 18th. inclusNc.l
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
D. F. CAHILL
"The Grocer
Phone Arvada 4

dated meeting was held at the grange
hall Monday evening, there being
many from Semper. Dry Creek and
Broomfield district present. Among
the speakers were state school super.
intendent. Mrs. Bradford; Boulder
county school superintendent Webb
and E. ]. Jones, ]. F. Church, w. c.
West and others. Dry Creek and
Broomfeld school districts will vote
on school consolidation Saturday, June
End, this week. All interested are
asked to be present.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

Notwithstanding the fact that
they have been warned Senator
Staley, Postmaster Newton and
E. l.. Kelso have donned straw
hats. According to City ethics to-
day is the first day the airy lids
can be worn with conjunction.
In asmucb, however. as this COM
munity has escaped without a
whitening frost or blighting hail
storm little informality of the
character designated can be over
looked.
The w. G. T. U. will meet on
next Tuesday afternoon OF 2:30,
with Mrs. H. c.. Fields. Mrs.
Disbrow, district president, will
be present and a splendid meet
ing. is anticipated.
Miss Gladys Sanderson will
leave next Friday. June 10th, to
enter the Fl. Collins hospital
where she will take three years
course in nursing.
The many friends of Mrs.
Chas. O'roole will be very sorry
to hear that she is in St. !oseph's
hospital, where she was taken
last Thursday and where she un-
deiwent a critical operation last
Saturday morning. At last &C.
counts Wednesday, she was re-
covering nicely.
The town board is contemplate
ing gaveling Grandview avenue,
a much needed improvement.
OF course you are going to the
dance at Fremont Grange hall
next Saturday evening. If the
weather is bad teams will meet
thegeer at Ralston station. Admis.
sion aN per couple, Supper and
refreshments extra.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
Percy Roberts has purchased
Ford truck and runabout.

Miss D. Cole has gone to
Medicine Bow, Wyo.. where she
has secured a summer school.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

Roy Bobb has secured a posi-.
ton with a brokerage firm in the,
Sugar building. and his sister
Maggie. has bookkeeping po,.
ition with the Brown Mercantile
company,
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

Carlos Lercher returned to
Nederland Monday after a couple
of weeks vacation.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
Stray Locals

Will your name be on the En-.
terprise honor roll next time?
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

j. M. Price, the jeweler now
appears in an automobile and
enjoys his leisure hours seeing the
country.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07
Resolutions

Whereas, in the providence of
our allwise Heavenly Father.
Maj. Anderson Relief Corps No.
IS, has been called upon in the
past few weeks to mourn the loss
of a loved sister, Mrs, Anna
Bruce, and to join with three
other families in their breave.
ment over dear ones called away,
namely, H. S. Root husband of
sister Thirza Root and Father of
sister Mary o. Davis; S. J. Shoop.
Brother. of sister Margaret Nc
Claim; and Clyde Newcomb,
G .'andson of sister Winifred
N.wcomb. Therefore be it resol-
we'd, that Major Anderson relief
corps Moss in regular session
assembled to extend to these
Borrowing families our heart felt
sympathy, commencing them for
comfort, to Him who doeth all
things well. Be it also resolved
that copies of these resolutions
be sent to the families of the de.
ceased, published in the local
papers and spread upon the min
utes of this corps.
Lena Holloway
Mary A. Williams
Susie A. Royce, com.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

Fred Archer. Peterson's popular
tonsorial artist is back on the job
after several weeks layoff on
account of injuries received to his
hand by being cut with a razor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

John Miller, who has been in
Missouri for several months has
returned to Arvada and is again
working for Evans & Bennett,
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

K. b. Ferguson who lives on the
Mccarthy place and works in
Denver. has decided to be one of
US and as evidence of good faith
came in and got acquainted with
the editor and left $1.5O for a
years subscription. That's the
kind of citizens we like to come
to town.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

The town board is contemplat.
ing gaveGng Grandview avenue,
a much needed improvement.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

The Enterprise has added the
international Sunday School
lesson column with this week 8
issue in order to better serve our
readers most of whom are inter-
ested in Sunday School work. II
you have misplaced your lesson
leaf, as many do. just look for the
lesson each week in the columns
of the Enterprise.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-06-07

Can you spare US $3.50, please?
Putnam patriot., 1917-12-14
TOO MANY MILES
 TO TRAVEL
Putnam Boy at Fort Sheridan Couldn'i
 Come Home
Writes His Parents on Thanks giving Day

Eugene Beaupre, Putnam boy, IS serving his country. He is in the army and stationed at Fort sheridan, Ill. On account of the distance he was unable 10 spend Thanksgiving day with his parents so did the next best thing-wTote them letter. He says:
 "Dear parents: am very well and have always enjoyed the army life. It is six months since 1 have been gone and l hope to see you and all my friends on Christmas. 1 do not have the opportunity to come home As often as the others do who are nearer.
 We expect to go away to new place before long and l do not know when l shall be able to write. There are only French soldiers in the army where l am. Leon Guerin of Putnam Is my best friend and we are happy and contented with army life. 1 am young and glad and proud to be q sol- | dier and my friend is the same and loves the army as do. Give my re- gards 10 all.
Putnam patriot., 1917-12-14

regular army stations and camps be- ing used for the training of these re- cruits.
 Seventeen stations are engaged in training men for the navy, and ma rines are being turned out in three more.
 Not all the aviation fields have been finished, but in a dozen of them cool headed young men are being taught to fight in the air
 Nine camps have just rounded off the second Increment of officers for the Reserve Corps.
 Five medical camps are in opera ton, and three camps for engineers
 All of the larger camps have been built in the last six months. The big gest of them, the National Army can comments. were built in three months at a total cost of s150000. 900. Only little ovef twice as much Mas re- qured to build the Panama Canal, and that took ten years.
 Something between six hundred and seven hundred millions of feet ot lum- Der went i-lio the National Army can tOnmentS. The Hgure Tor all the dilhN camps is about .000 900 feet
 Tn population the camps range from | the 300 to 1000. The men in fly ] ing camp may know one another as men know one aother In a small col lege One of the larger cantonments ! on the other hand, contains more men l than can be crowded into the Polo i Grounds or Comiskey Park. A good average crowd for World s Series game is S0.000 Such crowd is enough to swamp a half dozen car lines. All the men in one of the National Army eantonments would make crowd half again as large
 Living conditions in the camps may not be quite up to the top of the high American standard. But it can safely be said that no large army of soldiers was ever housed so comfortably be fore. There will be no freezing this winter Four of the cantonments sit uated farthest north have steam heat The rest have to put up with hot ail systems But an American army spent winter at Valley Forge once with out even hot air system