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The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05
RED CROSS PIE SOCIAL

The Red Cross Pie and Pspessa
Social and entertainment give. By
Fremont unit last Wednesday nIsht
Of last week. was we'll patronissd
and 10 very highly praised By those
who were there.
The program was opened BY . sole
by Miss Hooper. followed Ivy . s,ns
God BE With Ny Boy Tonight" Ly
Miss Girion. %, ..
Hon. w. C. Smith. Of Golden,
gave very stirring md patriotic nd-
dress on the work and great benefit
Of the Red Cross.
Carroll Cobcrly snny "He Was
Prince" md keep the Home Fires
Burning, which was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Hiram Brown gave readin.;
OF "Yo"r Flax md Ely Flng" md
was loudly n,plnuded.
An instrumental Duet "Taps".
wns delightfully."- rendered by Miss
Charlotte Griffith and Elinor Bar
num-. Thirty dollars wns realized
for tho Red Cross from the enter.
tninment AMI the ladies' having the
entertainment In charge IRE well sat-
isfied md desire to thank all those
who helped to make Il the SUCCESS
TINT II WAS.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

Greek. near Morrison, and later NOV
Ing toRalston Creek, and later, In
partnership with d. f. Benfield he
was manager Of the Denver Rcser
voir and Irrigation Compnny's farm
His experience, both in the above
mentioned occupations, coupled
with g good education and business
experience, commercially. amply lit
h;r to assess valuations both on
Jefferson county farm property
livestock and commercial stocks,ctc
He IA strictly homes. ana upright i,
all his dealings and "A splendid cit.
zen, and for many years member
of the Oranges of jefferson Coun-
ty and faithful member.
Then don't overlook our candidate
for Sheriff, J. N. Compton OF Crit
fifth, who Is no stranger to 'hc pat
rons of the Arvada postofficc OF
which he has been the local carrier
for the past year or more. Mr.
Compton is taxpayer in Jefferson
county of no inconscquential pre-
portion, is n veteran of the Spanish
American war, and has n record in
this connection that would make any
man proud that he knows him. ii
Is big, husky young man, who, will
his wife and little son live in their
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

being uncontcsted. Mr.. Teller has
been u resident of jefferson county
for about eight years. but rs he is q
civil engineer by profession and &C
cupation and for the most part en-
gagged in rcsurvcy work over the
state, he is not so well LaCgn t.
the people Of the county. However.
he IL n most able man, full Of en-
thusinsm of the right sort, highly ed
ucntcd, n fluent taikcr. while he lays
no claims to oratory, but Is thoroly
awekc to public questions and can
he relied upon to look after the in
tercsts Of his constituents. lie Ia n
thoro Democrat, coming from the
family whose name has lone beer
identified with the political md in
dustrial life Of Colorado. Mr.. Teller
has recently severed his connection
with the State Land Board office,
which he served In the capacity OF
engineer, and mas come homr 10 &c
vote himself to farming and to rot
out In the interest Of his camoaiyn.
Don't overlook his bamc on the bn'
lot.
For County Clerk appc"rs III"
name Of \. Frank Owens Of Colder.
Mr.. Owens hrs LONG been resident
Of jefferson county, IN a most cnc;'
getic ana stable man. having had re-
probabilities Of . public nature on
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

One o! the mos: rJt lille ,,iI,:.iN
campaigns for state office is that
which has been and is being made H.
Thomas T. Barnard Of Cripple Greek,
candidate for the Democratic nomin-
alton for Auditor of the State. Hon
ored by the delegates to the Demo-
critic State Assembly with the lead
designation, Tom Barnard has made
An acti We canvas thruout the entire
state. meeting personally as inuny
people as the time will permit.
MIR. Barnard also has maintained
headquarters in Denver, which have
been conducted with the same care
and ability that have made him n
smcrtss:ul busincss mar. His friends
insist that he is well qualified to be-
como = worthy successor Of Charles
r. Iseksnby, who certainly has made
e" cn the Auditors :o,.
I'm Barnard came 10 Co'un.le
when / years old. Reared In Idaho
Springs, it was natural that he be-
become mining man. 4 number
of years ago he moved to Cripple
Creek. Always active in politics he
WAS appointed to fill an nncxpirc'l
term ls county clerk and recorder.
Thereafter. he WINS reelected for 3
Successive terms. Two years ago he
was nominated for Regent Of the
Stat. University, and elected by n
large majority. He has served in
the Inter place, and his designation
f. State Auditor cam. ~ u prone.
ton from the Democratic Party.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

thrifty appearing little four acre
tract on Avalon Avenue, and his ca
pacity us hustler Mt whatever he
undertakes usually bring him sue.
cess. II he is elected sheriff, and
stranger political evolutions have
taken placc--wc have no hcsitnncy
IN predicting that he will be abort
tn" "livcst wire" that Jefferson
County has ever had in that office
So. don't overlook Mr.. Compton for
Sheriff.
Next comcD the County Supcrin
tsndcnt Of Schools. As all know
Miss Bunger is tho present incum-
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

Now that Primary day is only five
days away, the Enterprise would he
remiss in its duty to its readers and
to the candidates on the Democrati:
ticket, which party's cauce it chm
pions, if il t..,e. - give some =
formation concerning the aspii J,
for office, VINO are askiup ycur 60 :
port. 1t could not be eXrected ta :
we could do full justice in one is 4,
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

bent Of this very important office
wAi.h means so much to the fathers
end mothers of the county. Her
record stands out us an open book
and the splendid standing of tho
schools Of jefferson county attest to
He deN often AID hard work that has
characterized Miss Burgers admins
TRITON 6ur.Nc the three consecutive
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

Chas. McCory and John Foster, 1.-Two
Of Arvada's young married men, lef
their brides of year and went with a
quota Of Uncle Sans draft men to
Camp Lewis, Wednesday. We are
are now beginning to witness and c"
pericnce the hearttaetcs and horoisr:-
Of a nation which is at war, ~
will soon know better how to cHr,p'
thixe with the nations which have ha,
moro than four years of this rwf;'
struggle.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05
MERCHANTS DISCUSS TIE
NEW SITUATION OF TODAY

NEW SllUhIlON OF TODAY
The merchant today is facing IA
unprecedented situation, the nd.
vanccs ON Merchandise meaning to
have more money tied up in stocks
and likewise larger valuation for
taxation, insurance, etc. He has to
pay his help larger salaries, and the
government requires reports which
must be gotten out promptly and
mean additional work.
He is faced with one Of two alter
native. either he must raise his
prices corrcspondingly or cut down
his expenses.
The government expects him to
sell Mt small margin Of profit 70
If he wishes to be patriotic, he will
have to cut his expenses or be una
BILE to sell ut close margin as fixed
by the government.
The cash system would solve his
trouble If his customers who would
reap the most benefit In reduced
prices, would be willing to change
the habit Of years by paying for the
goods MS they are bought.
This would reduce deliveries IN
the food stores and make II possible
to have just one delivery service for
all Of these businesses.
The merchants Of Arvada are stu.
dying this matter and will apprsci-
ate knowing their customer atti-
tudc and invite them to speak their
mind In regard to It.
Arvada wants to be in thc fore
front Of any movement for conser-
wilton and thrift.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

Rev. Pipkin has rented house on
Griffith Lane, we understand, and is
vacating the Molet house for the Mo-
let family, who will move back to Ar
vada after three or four years absence
during which time they have been liv
ign On their ranch at Simpson, Colo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogel Of Ia
coma, WASH, entertained At an II
o'clock breakfast. on August 25th,
In honor Of their mother. Mrs. Laura
Nelson. Who u now visiting In Ia
coma, II being Mrs. Nelson. birthday
Those present beside Mrs. Nelson
were Mr.. and Mres. Johnnie Tharpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nelson and son
and<f21Aost and hostess.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

NOTiCE-The Craig Colony Club
will take . load Of fruit and vcgeta
bles over to the tent colony the latter
part Of this week and all who wish 4
contribute anything In this line please
call Ayvada 81.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

Raymond Brandt Of Bromficld, son
Of Mrs. Brandt the Telephone TX
change manager. Is attending school
in Aryada and boarding with Mr.. and
Mrs. i. P. Smith.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

Mr. A. w. Horne 10 entertaining
Ter sister, Mrs. Richard Glavcs md
duu,h,e, from Missouri.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

School began Tuesday with the
larKsst enrolment ever for the first
6ays Of school. and everything seems
70 b running smoothly.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

son county and is n9n thoroly quail
iriel for the office, *, trust you will
give him your support.
Don't neglect to e. to the place Of
registration in per II next Monday
and see that your nar.e is on the reg.
istration book, il you have not alread,
done so.
When voting at the Primaries
next Tuesday, don't over look our
state candidates:
Julius c. Gunter for Governor.
Leslie E. Hubbard for Attorney
General.
james II. holland for Secretary of
State.
Chas. r. Lcekenby for Treasurer.
Thos. 7. Barnard of Cripple
Greek Tor State Auditor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

Mr.. y. ]. Manchester Is in n Denver
hospital, where she Is reported us do
Ing nicely.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-09-05

Mn. L. !. Crcenspoon and children
returned Monday evening from three
weeks visit with relatives In 81. Louis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
UEy FRANK sruRGIsJ

Nith Sigh for Paris. Romc aud
the Land of Isis took the gray
road 10 the sunset January last In
search Of health, new muse Of
poetry and music, a now dynamic
and now ne
As the train left the Gro&d Cen
tral station New York city. these
haunting lines ot Masehcld flontcd
on the orchcstration OF my mubcon
scious music
It's q warm wind the west wind,
fun ~ birds cries.
| never hear the west wind but tcRra
are In my eyes
For It comes from tho west lands,
aho old brown hills,
And Aprils In the west wind and
daffodlls
Through the Kansas prair,cs of
wheat madness. | began to catch the
spirit OF the west, ana kiplluEH
melody started ringing In my heart
Speakln' In general I've iYicd 'em
all
The 'appy roads that you take o'cr
the world
speakin' In general ave found 'cm
For such as cannot use one bed too
long,
but must get 'ence, the same ms
ave done,
And go obseryIn matters I'LL they
die.
For six weeks I WAS cowboy
among the inesiA OF Arizona Hut
sunHtR always going down made me
long to see oil always going up
Beauty In sadness. and those Arizona
sunsets, that go down over the pur-
pie plbteaus like myrinds OF scar
let swans, called the muse Of beauty
but scorned the goddess ot health.
80 with Wyoming and tho rnnch
country I'm mind. | left Arizona
came here To walt for the Cody win
ter 10 rulease it's blasty grip,
knew there were Indiana and oil
here, but ! hardly expected TO find
miracle.
And now for few impressions
not that they will prove especially
interesting or valuRble-but Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
The Overture OfDedfh
IN FRANK sTIRGIsl

Forward gay musicians your hour has co
iay Tor France
conrade behind
near the oVertones of glory In Overture Of
Toward the thro, , ~
the fields OF
neaVens the scarchight
lheh Noley from the
Sul music thrilled the shadows its OF
,noadon and trumpets blending
charged the apt chasseurs glory
Soo OF Mother filled the
Many saw the lights OF heaven
the charge hhd spent It's
NcH Tor every valiant minstrel hand
the singn roft the
When the trenches by tho
or the
Could an angel over No Mans land In a
Murmued like phanoms the treasured
When the glade OF horror mel
heroes shone like its
All night long the embled
the tunehl
not a mortal breop
As could watt into that Of
purpIe
the minstrel
a O he souls or,bar
found the minstrel had
bed OF laid
That minstrcls brow whittier a Of
Sun the rumpet heart throbbng the
valley
Eenty-almost
Dawn and braved the danger whore
a gave hc melody Of France
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

10 really UNIVERSAL W every sense vt
mo word, with an eternal Comprc,
hension OF lite's vaMes Tulsa can
learn much from the majestic dig.
nifty OF some OF the Indians in its
purlieus. Some day this city viii
have every color Of the old Navajo
blanket Would 20 heaven my soul
possessed them an. Your soil is tho
future ntnusolcum Of the fcathered
poets OF the prairie Your future ar.
tsuc and spiritual life will be gor,
geously and pGthcucally affected
thereby
This summer l shall spend In Call.
fornia making a hyeein fight whero
the salmon streak the waves at mid
night | shall try TO remember Okla
home In poetry and song IvmHv
return to Tulsa In the carly fall n
| do and still find you an dressed
up and no place to go, ! may taxi"
Off my coat and build a temple oi
the muses. just to make home for
my dream Of your wonderful future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

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with scarchlights sweeping out over
the golden land In all directions, |
begin To look towards the bottom Of
my trunk. where tested musical and
dramatic offerings lie. apologize
to MIR Cosden for the desecraung
thought. but It was Irresistible.
Gold Is the well Of life. art the pipe
line, and love the refinery. You
have the first and the second started
the third you can leave to Venus
FOR the time being Encourage the
magic Of drama. music and lltera-
turc, architecture and dress to wave
It's wand over you. And when they
have become hosts. they will speed b
ily arrange soirec OF beauty, with
painting and sculpture as the guests
OF honor,
have heard OF the activities OF
your clubs and societies have
witnessed one OF your civic and pm
triotic lunchcons Your zeal In so
cial and federal service is maGuifi-
cent Tulsa is cosmopolitan, make
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
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dressed up and no place. TO go. You
have the natural emotional instincts
Of the prusper,< and predestlned
don't deceive them longer The
temples ~ drama and music are
th" dazzling rendiyous or fashion
and finance. You have the opulence,
the romance, a unique capacity Tor
wholesome, sensuous enioymcnts,
Your nervous system is all rigged
up and no water To float on The
receipt ~ fudge is two cups of sug-
ar. a quarter Of "a cake of chocolate
and a glass OF mllk-Ill waive the
rest, rs some culinary Amazon may
hc listening What Tulsa needs Is
'wo cups of Paris. u quarter cake OF
chocolate Of Sice and a glass of the
milk of old Athens
Right down 10 cases In 1919 |
went to London and found It dying
~ capitalization and ennui Amcri-
can ragtime was the fetch OF the
moment. Tho whole world was wor-
shipping it's feet 1t wouldn't revere
the mind so | said to myself. I'm
give It pedal extremeties in tank
loads" and I did. with the splendid
aid OF j Rosamond Johnson, who
wrote The Bamboo Tree. "Beauty
and the Beast and other interna-
tlonal musical and dramatic pieces
We opened the closed doors Of
the London opera house with hig
review "a melee OF melody, dazzle
movement and beautiful women,
with some of the famous European
and American stars as the supreme
attraction. Result: II doomed real
estate i'm the enyirons OF the opera
house appreCiably, IL made that sec
tion OF London the rendezvous OF
fashion It drew crowds OF pleasure
seekers from all over Europe across
the temptestuous channel; II started
over ten thousand productions OF a
similar kind, II made fur,Inc for
the stockholders; II gave London the
Jog OF JOY II needed, As for tho
merchants OF the city. their smile
became more and more expansive
as the triumphant run OF II months
IA "a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

with the hGrrowng or yof the
drowning. Tulsa needs first class
metropolitan production OF the type
OF the "Ziegfeld Folles" Beautiful
women. farcical comedians 10 dispel
the cares OF the day and melody
dazzle and movement. London dur.
ing the last three years has had le-
giuns nf these productions They
have helped slgnally to drive away
the clouds of agony and grief when
/ reflect on the possibilities OF the
pavilion on the summit Of the Cos
den building as Il roof garden for
u . O'Clock frolic Of beauty and song.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
AMERICA CAN BE WHAT
EUROPE ONCE WAS

The patA of glory leads but to
tho grave Even beautiful things
must die And Asia died materially
10 give Europe fts soul of6 beauty.
Evcn as Europe is now dyng to give
America iis rare. aud radiant eternal
lifeg-- VITA her Kings puusts and
| parasites Europe absorbed Asia
sucked the blood out uf the Cnu-
caNlnn race aud cmhlnmcd ~ for an
time with tho chemistry ~ beauty
Have We Americans n rolIEipn' Most
certainly we are pugaus pugans 10
tho core tho greatest pagan nation
slurc the last strniu of lAdrp music.
who are our gods Matter motion.
force. cncrEv Tolstol pald U'Il boil
down HIS proliNitp. No rational
group 90 creatures could live or have
med without a relirion. | gucs he
Inns never visited Tlumunin ANY
way We Americans have q religion
nnd n 10 was concentrated, II would
hc lightning We AFRO wurld.uhsorh-
ems utpuig anarchists We are cory.
hnnuc. uymphnl"ptc Wo are the
present, Europe the past. reborn
Asia the future. the Louvre, the
Alhpmbra, the Vatican aud the
krGmln We viii move right over
here on the hnnkt of tho hudson.
the OUegon aud the Arkansas The
heart of the world JOURNEYS from
the rising to the setting sun That
heart in the hrrusf OF Aphruditc on
a gnllcon ~ pain. is now rldiuE tho
Atlantic en- route tn ,uur millcuuial
sod The world sings i's music In
cycles It's our song now.
rlutuH, tho god of gold comes
first tu place of destiny Then the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
tl.NUI~ Now BuItII.D
A~ ~ DAYS on ON

positive destruction ~ .bar.
tr.f 4U d.. r.rm..
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27

sAnd save Miss Kennedy somehow
first." said Davies.
Already the horizon was black with
vapor on the three seaward sides. The
shore lay about two miles to port. The
anchor was hoisted. and soon the F-55
was making rapid surface headway In
the direction Of the Belgian coast.
ITS blowing up pretty thick. SIR
said Davies, looking out through the
port at the dense clouds Of murky
hydrogen that rolled under the cumu.
lus clouds.
"Davies!" cried Donald.
He snatched his glasses and put
them to his eyes. "Look, Davies!" he
cried.
In the distance, a tiny point amid
the rolling clouds, they saw the motor.
boat.
The submarine began to dip. The
water covered her bow. her stern.
Donald went to the mirror of the peri.
scope, which. fixed because there was
no one to start the motor, afforded
him vision Of less than q right angle.
But he saw only the thickenlng
clouds, and presently these blotted
everything out. The mirror was black
rs ink. He turned away. A groan es-
capped his lips. He clenched his hands
and prayed that the plan might not
miscarry.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
WON FIRST AMERICAN DECORATION

First Lieut.. John Newport Greene
Is on the records as the first man to
receive the new American decoration
for valor In battle.
His home is in Staunton, Va, and
his parents are Of English birth. Ad-
miral Reynolds Of the British navy was
one Of his Observation-Disclosures.
In January, 1917. he went to
France and served six months with
the Norton-Harjes field ambulance
service. In September he was commits
stoned second lieutenant In the field
artillery, U. s. r. After six days
training In an artillery school he went
to the front.
In December he was one Of Al
men General Pershing recommended
for promotion and received his first
lieutenancy. On March /, while he was
on duty In dugout near Toul, he was
struck by q hand grenade on the leg
and was called upon by one Of the
enemy to surrender, but he shot the
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
WOMEN SUFFERERS may
NEED SWAMP-ROOT

Thousands upon thousands Of women
have kidney and bladder trouble and
never suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble, or the
result Of kidney or bladder disease.
II the kidneys are not in healthy
condition, they may cause the other or
gans to become diseased.
Pain in the back, headache, loss Of am
bition, nervousness, are often times symp-
toms Of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment. DR..
Kilmers' Swamp Root, a physicians pre-.
scription, obtained at any drug store, may
be just the remedy needed to overcome
such conditions.
Get a medium or large size bottle i'm.
mediately from any drug store.
However, If you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, n Y, for
sample bottle When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
URGES VALUE OF SPANISH

Former Gov. Benton McNilllIn Of
Tennessee. now minister to Peru, who
Is In the United States for a brief stay,
believes that Spanish is the most i'm.
portant foreign language In use and
that 1t ought to be taught In all the
higher grades Of the public schools
and universities.
spanish Is the most universally
used language" said Minister McMlllin.
Every one Of the 20 republics of South
and Central America speak pure Span
ish except Brazil, and there 1t Is most
ly Portuguese. There Is the utmost
cordlalIty existing between the South
American republics and the United
States, and the trade opportunities Of
fered American manufacturers and ex-
porters are tremendous.
after the war we will have the
greatest chance Of any nation to mo-
noyolize practically all the trade with
South America. The relations between
Feru and the United States are not
The Raymer enterprise., 1918-06-27
New Use for Motorecles.

That new uses for motorcycles are
still being discovered is shown by the
fact that Californian with big lawn
to care for drives his mower with the
aid of his powered cycle. After sew.
ernl unsuccessful attempts he devised
satisfactory means Of attaching the
grass cutter to the front forks Of his
machine. and now he asserts that he
can trim the lawn In about onetenth
the time formerly required. The only
consideration that limits his speed ap-
parently Is the fact that the mower
must be oiled frequently.-Popular Me.
chanics Magazine.