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Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-30
PRESIDENT ESTABLISH.
ATTACKED PR|0R|T|ES
BY UNION To SAVE
LEADER FUEL
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-After
four hours debate, the senate
adopted resolution assuring the
administration the support OF con-
ress in maintaining order during
the present Industrial emergency.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 30.-A
direct attack upon President Will
sons course in the coal strike as
the climax of long series Of at
tempted Inscriptions of his execu-
tive power" was made today by
John Lewis. acting president of
the executive board of the United
Mine Workers of America.
The attack came in long telegram
to Secretary of Labor Wilson, reply
ing to a message from him delivered
to the conference here yesterday of
80 union leaders. The kilograms con-
stituted the first exchange of views
union.
While the telegram from Secretary
Wilson reached here yesterday, the
reply was not completed until today,
when it was submitted to the eXecu-
tive board by Lewis 1t was announc-
ed the reply had been approved by a
unanimous vote.
The operators Will use all in their
power to prevent any individual
among them increasing the price Ct
coal, according to a statement from
Thomas Brewster, head of the coal
operators scale committee. Brew
ster also stated, so fan as is known.
attempts to take advantage of the
present situation and boost the prices
have been few.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
NEW ADVERTISING IDEA
G.nrfnni Trurk company Eliminates
iona rhrn=""iory Tor foint'h
pnh SnppS cons

Gurr1rI has lu,' horun = ."rl"H 81
advertisements lu national pnhIt'a-
rOuua and lu,nl u'N# N#rporT which %.
un,utc nr pr, .r' trend toward
lwrt businrsH tempered copy ln
i|rr.l contrast 10 tho long winded"
pnr,acolory which was Ia vogue gen
,ra'a fpr many S'us
This Scrles ls uuluu" for ltH nm
tIaut hrcvlty Acting upon tn" be
il,f mat the reading puhlic tA fulIy
acquainted with the dcpcniahility ~
motor trucks In general and thcir
own product IN particular they have
confined the copy fur the entire
series to messages Of 20 words or
iosa
The flra Of The scries contained
hut five words, exclusive ~ The com
pnny'H signature ard address ana aH
the page upon which this advertise
ment appears In "A national hublira-
tlon sells for 5000. It Ia interesting
10 note that at this rate. each word
cost 81 600 The text uf the adVer
tiaomcnt consisted of the Bartord
slogan. "For Low Cost Ton Mile.
Iagca of space IN the national and
local publications are being utilized
20 convey this slogan iu the public.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
FARMERS UTILIZE
SHIP BY TRUCK
Farmers Awake to Posslblli-
ties Of That Economic
Movement.
PROVES MAN POWER SAVER
Truck Routes Also Serve to
Expedite Delivery of
Valuable Products.

Tho farmers of Scw york have
awakened at last 10 the drHirahNN
OF utilizing ship by truck" routes
and the movement * rapidly extend
Ing To all parts Of the cnuutr, Cos
srnmcut experts have figured uu'
that under the most fayurtnIr ,.'.
-umstanres 1t will take the rtI.rp.ul.
30 years To catch up with lhD lnli,
Of Tho country, Therefore Ihr uI
tomobila truck IN IN" sole t""Huf0. .t
the farmer ana merchant 1IiN N.|
ham l.. weeks, u progressive iHiwF
Of RoaKyln. l.. r. vyhu uiHu',I 'n'
ship by truck idea his Nror ap|d
"A truck OF medium ail, ur.l uu d
marketing route does the RntA ui
nine horses ana lhrr, mon 'u .,.
nothing OF the Nm ANA worry sp1'd
in trying tu obtain service from ih"
railroads Nv lnrnilou. uf course. be-
peculiarly ftrurAblr Tor shipping h
truck. hut thrIa iH htIiy coon
munity In the United H'lI'g mat ,HU
not he adapted To the IIut Geo
operalion b. the only thlua needed
Many ship by truck routes ere now
~ operation ou Long Island aud up
state nuh without exception the
farmers and merchants using them
are highly pleased with tho results.
In the case ~ tho farmers, men are
rclei.isad for work in tho fields and
thus food products are saved that
otherwise would 20 TO waste. The
gain 10 tho merchants IN tlmo ana
~fficient service In obvious,
Reo.ntly Harry Levoy, general
manager OF the industrial depart
mcnt Of the Univrrsal Film MANN
featuring company. who hhs boon
active In the god roads cam
paixn for years, has taken
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23

hand In furthering the snip hy
truck Idea which has the en
dorsemrnt OF ali the organizations
concerned, including even IN" rail
rpadA In operation Win Harry
Y FiroWuno ~ the liroatunc 1lr"
Rubber company. hr has prepared n
motion picture film entitled snip
hy Truck winch w'a torn iu BE-.
irrogting pictorial form iht trurp"r
ipiiun problem c0nfrOuung lur thrm
or aud merchant ana now in meet
mat problem The k"pnoir "i th'
picture is thr lrsson ~ better dislrl
button and lpW'h cost Shlp by truck
makrH every highway u hlEh"hA
through Whirh businrss Wa} ,f
culatr. ship ns truck remove iu'
handicap ~ bnlng off the railroad
The shin 9.y" truck picture hH"
hccn complrJrd and viii so"u b'
rendv Dor national diruIbuuur u
viii uuduubtrdit have "a" rudHr'
mont ~ nU stat, Officials Aa VOL a.
tho federal government
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
TRUCK SALE REPORTED GOOD


ipy NJ Davis. srios manager OF
me FORSTER DAVIS Motor corporation
reports their snIrs on Kelly Spring
.cld iuch, are fine and as soon aq
-" factory n able lu make ship
ucn's they viii dr4trr 10 IA,
Irairie Oil \ Gas Co five trucks.
the NoNanna Petroleum corporation.
- trucks ana the oklahoma Natural
G0s company. 2 trucks
The reason Tor the delay IN shin.
mcn's. NJ buvls explains is be-.
raug" the Kelly Springfield Manu-
featuring co was under contract
ip make trucks FOR the government
until prtuhrr 10. 1919 Pie expects
TO receive largo number Of trucks
before January /. 1921
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23

checks. one % boz plId 10 any girl
declared more b'nutful than hir
Montana SoloCtun and his second
check 10 be- paid to the Maxwell
dealer or salesman who proves him
self a better picker than the
colonel ~ course irlyIur ON his eye
FOR beauty after 90 years Of expert
"uce the old fruut,orsmau bcA"ycH
the judges committ"r VIII uphold
and couflrm his Montana claim,
thereby making It unn"r~sMry for
him TO pay
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05
Notice Of Final Settlement and
Dstsrninatisa Of HsirsAip

Estate Of Albert H. Schroeder. De-
ceased.
No. l011.
Notice il hereby given that on the
23rd day Of June A. d. 1919, at ~
O'clock IN the fore noon OF SAID day,
l will present to the County Court
Of Jefferson County, state Of Colo
RADIO, At the Court mouse In Golden.
my accounts for final settlement OF
administration Of said estate, when
and where all persons in interest
may appear and object to them, II
they 20 desire.
And at the same time and place
upon the verified petition Of Grace
N. Schroeder, alleged to be widow
Of said deceased. said court will re-
ceive and hear proofs concerning the
heirs Of said Albert H. Schroeder,
deceased, and judiciaily ascertain
and determine the heirs Of said de-
cedent, it being alleged In said Pc
tition that the said Grace n. Schroe-
der, the widow Of said deceased u his
only heir at law. All persons In in
terest IN said estate to appear and de-
fend therein or abide the action Of
the court In the premises.
Dated this 18th day Of May, A. D.
Grace n. Schroeder.
Administrative Of said Estate.
Publish May 22 to June IL Inclusive.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05

w. H. Light, who twenty-five
months ago. left Arvada for Long
Beach. Calf, with his wife for the
benefit Of her health. and who bur.
led her last Thursday. has taken up
his residence In Arvada again by TAX.
ing rooms In the A. L. Davis block.
His daughter LORNA. will remain in
San Pedro. Calf, for = time. at least.
with one Of heer sisters. Mr.. Light Is
very sad and lonely. but feels that
Arvada 10 more like home to him at
a time like this than any other place.
He is a highly respected citizen and
u member Of the Odd Fellows and the
Woodmen lodges, and his brothers
and neighbors are extending him
their sincerest sympathy. Mrs. Light
died Of heart trouble and other COM
plicntions, and WINS immproved for =
time after going to California. where
she was among her children and
grandchildren. to whom she was
greatly devoted. but her death was no
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05

We understand the story is being
peddled about the north part Of the
Arvada school district that II the new
High School is built the board will
Do away with the North School. We
have II from the school board That
there il absolutely no truth in the
story, and that the people up that
way can have the North school as
long as they wish 1t.
II you pay taxes on $1,000, the
new school house will cost you 81 per
year. and the same proportion on
$4,000 or more. Don't be deceived
by any other talk. Figure 2 mills
on the dollar and II will give you the
amount.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05
POMONA GRANGE MEETS
WITH ENTERPRISE JUNE 2

Dafden Pomona Grange will meet
with Enterprise Grange on Saturday
June 7th, and . splendid program is
being arranged. The forenoon will
be given over to business, and din
ner will be served At noon. In the
afternoon the following program
to be rendered:
l:S0-Address by Otis Scruggs
Subject. 1.-THE New Grange Store"
Address "DairyinR." by Prof
J. W. Baillor.
Address-"Poultry Raising" by
J. H. Lower. Arvada.
Address-"Fire Insurance." by J.
?. Mseks.
Supper
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by En-
terprise Grange.
Address-"The Boys and Girls
Clubs" by Prof. W. E. Vaplon. Az
ricultural College.
Take Leyden car and get off at
Perry Crossing.
The ten o'clock =. m. cur and the
twtlve o'clock, noon. car will he mex
by automobiles, and those desiring to
remain will be taken to the twelve
o'clock. midnight car.
Would Have Advisory Bo,ri
II the election for ',.ing the
$4,000 bonds for the new High
school building carries. we the Bonfd
Of directors agree to Immediately
cali . meeting Of the tax payers Of
the district for the purpose Of aelcc-
ting an advisory Board to act and
advise with ~ In securing sit. and
building Q suitable school building
DR.. e. L. FOSTEE,
JOHN J. WEBER.
J. C. MUNAL,
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05
N,.O.T.l.C.E.!
To Members Of The
GRANGE

The Michaelson store
selling head-to-foot;
wearing apparel for
Man, Woman and Child,
desires it to be known
that upon presentation
Of your membership cards,
u very liberal discount
will be allowed from the
fixed prices, and rs the
Michaclson prices are
already n fourth lower
than demanded by most stores.
the saving is worth while,
as you will discover to
your pleasure md prcfi!.
The Michaelson store is
most conveniently located.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05
Local Lore
Mr.. A. ]. Daily Of Wheatridge
wits a business visitor In Arvsda Sat-
urday and made the editor . pleasant
and substantial call.

Mrs. Lena Putnam and Misses Mae
Bell and Helen Wagner, went to
Rocky Ford Wednesday to attend the
convention Of the G. A. r. and the
Women's Relief Corps. Mrs. Putnam
representing the local organization
as its president, and Misses Wagner
and Bell Is color-bears for Depart
ment Commander Mrs. Annie Mills.
They will return home tomorrow.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05

preceding such election, has been,
pursuant to law and the action OF
the Board of Directors, called for,
and the same will be held on Monday
the 9th day of June, A. D. 1919. Vt
The Old Primary Building on Wads
worth Avenue, Arvada, IN said Dist
riot, at which election there will be
submitted the following question:
Shall the Board Of Dlrecto,s Of
School District No. Two, il. the Coun-
ty of jefferson and State Of COLORADO
contract . bonded indebtedness IN
the sum Of Seventy Thousand Dol
lars ($70,OOO), for the purpose Of
erecting and furnishing :. school
building within and for said School
District, by the issuance and sale Of
negotiate coupon bonds Of said
School District therefor?
The ballot-box for the reception Of
ballots upon said question will be
opened at the hour of Two O'Clock
in the afternoon Of said day at said
place, and will be kept open until and
and will be closed at the hour Of
Seven o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day. Ballots to be used in vot-
ing upon the question submitted
will be furnished by the Secretary OF
the District to the Judges Of election
to be by them furnished to the vot-
ers. Each elector voting ut said o.
ection shall deposit in the ballot-box
ballot wherein shall be printed or
written the words, "For the Bonds"
and the words. Against the Bonds. /"
and shall indicate his approval or dis
approval Of the proposition submit
ted by placing = crosS (x) opposite
the group Of words on the ballot
which expresses his choice.
No ballot will be received by the
Judges Of election unless the person
Offering the ballot shall be . quail
fled elector Of the District and shall
have paid . school tax therein In
the year next preceding said election.
Any person offering to vote at
said election may be challenged by
any legally qualified elector Of the
District, and any one Of the judges Of
election shall thereupon administer
to the person challenged an oath, ~
folloWB:
"You do swear Tor AFFIRM that
you are q citizen Of the United States
that you have resided In the State Of
Colorado twelve months Immediately
preceding this election; that you are
twenty-one years Of age; that you
have resided in this School District
thirty days next preceding this cleo
ton. and that you have paid n school
tax within this School District in the
year next preceding this election ;
chat you have not voted at this cleo
ton 10 help you God Tor under the
pains and penalties Of perjury"
II any person offering to vote
shall refuse to take such oath or af-
firmation. his vote will be rejected.
It Is provided by law. however.
that the judges may reject the vote
Of any person offering to vote. H..
In their Judgment. said voter II not
qualified according to law, whether
said voter has taken said oath or not.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the
Board Of Directors Of School Dis
trict No. Two, in the County Of JEFF.
ferson and State Of Colorado. ilas
caused this notice to he given ns re-.
quired by law. this 18th day Of May.
A. d. 1919.
(School District Seal)
Secretary.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05

Ralston Prssbytsrian Church.
2:15 p. m.-Bible School.
p. m.-Preaching Service.
Subject: as the Bible in Danger?'
Thursday night is prayermeeting
and Bible Study. All are invited to
attend these services. Come and re-
ceive a blessing.
Maurice G. Dametz, Pastor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05

The home Of Mrs. Lena Putnam
was the scene Of = prettily appointed
farewell party given to Mrs. Marga-
ret Mclean, who left Monday even
inging for Pennsylvania, where she
will make her home with her son.
The party was given Thursday after
noon by sixteen ladies Of the Relief
Corps who presented her with . pin
~ \ keepsake. Luncheon was SER
we'd. Miss Anna Juchem and Mrs. C.
N. lawrence assisting the hostess in
serving.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05

great surprise to her husband and
family, but it was none the less a
very severe shock and loss. All of
the children except one son in the
service were with her in the last
hours, and she passed away peace
fulyN and beautifully.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05

Rudolf Morgan, brother Of our viii
lagc blacksmith. arrived home from
Camp Traverse. Texas. with an hon
orable discharge in his pocket. He
will assist his brother In the shop for
n while ut least.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05

Mrs. William Schultz and daughter
Emily came up from Desrtrail to
spend Decoration Day with her par
ents and brothers and sisters, Of the
f. Porter Smith family.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05
PUBLIC NOTICE or
Sehosl District BeaA Election
n l~GlAAA

cesasy. Colorado.
Public noted IL hereby given that
o special election Of such qualified
electors Of School District No. Two
in the County Of Jefferson and State
Of Colorado. ~ shall have paid .
seheel tax therein Ia the year next
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05

Thursday night is prayermeeting
and Bible Study. All are invited to
attend these services. Come and re-
ceive blessing.
Maurice G. Dametz, Pastor.
Baptist Church
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-"Echoes of the Northern
Baptist Convention"
Up. NIB. Y. P. U.
8 p. m.-Sermon by the PASTOR
New song books, Come and help sim.
l w. A. Pipkin, Pastor.
COMMUNICATED
On midnight, July 81, 1918, un-
der the authority of Congress for
purposes, the President took SUPER
vision, possession. control, and OPP
Grafton Of the telephone systems of
the country and has since operated
them. The war has practically cea-
scd. The public press is strongly de-
manding, the general public and the
owners of the telephone properties
are urging, that they be returned as
speedily as possible, that former con-
ditions may be restored and more
satisfactory service be afforded.
The President and the Postmaster
General have announced that this
will be done as soon as adequate ar
rangements be provided for receiving
and advantageously operating them.
It remains for Congress to enact
such legislation as speedily as poss-
IDLE.
The expenses of these systems
have largely increased during the
past year, for wages alone at the rate
Of more than $40 100000 per annum.
This was inevitable and necessary
by reason Of larger proportional in
creases by the Railroads and indus
tries Of the country. The revenues
are inadequate to care for such in
creases, and the deficit of the Gov
eminent on that account to date IS
large and steadily increasing. the
Postmaster-General ordered that
steps be taken to secure adequate
revenues, but contentious with the
regulatory authorities of the States
not yet settl I'd have prevented such
adjustments.
If such conditions continue, neces-
sarily the credit of the operating
companies will be impaired, proper
| expenses cannot be met, the best OPP
Grating forces cannot be retained,
needed extensions and satisfactory
service cannot be provided. A de-
terioration will ensue which in some
/ 4. thrnotosS r0cnrrronCQ
to public ownership or operation in
order to CARGO even inadequateiy,
for public needs. BY prompt action
Congress can prevent this coming
ency.
Just and speedy settlements should
be made for all properties taken un-
der the existing law, that such bal
ances now in the possession Of the
Government may be restored to as
sist in the upbuilding and extension
for better public use. The conditions
and regulation of operation should
be clearly defined SO as to permit
the companies to reestablish and
maintain a satisfactory service with
reasonable rats without discrimina-
ton and procure the benefits Of le-
Ultimate competition. Tho principal
operating companies of the United
States are vitality interested in CO.
operating with Congress and the Of
ficials Of the Government to accom-
plish these results.
THEO. N. VAIL,
President American Telephone &
Telegraph Company.
G. w. ROBINSON,
President U. s. Independent Tcle-
phone Association.
II we had an up-to-date school in
stead of charging 81 per pupil, we
could charge So with perfect impun-
ity.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05
Baptist Church

9:45 a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-"Echoes of the Northern
Baptist Convention"
Up. NIB. Y. P. U.
8 p. m.-Sermon by the Fastor---
New song books, Come and help sim.
J w. A. Pipkin, Pastor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05

w. R. Hentschell Of Denver, has
leased Chas. Kahre's 2H acre tract
on Ruby Court. and has thres-year
lease.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-06-05

Mrs. Root, mother Of Mrs. A. l..
Davis, has quite i'll. but 10 much bet
ter at last report.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-11-06
GIRLS OF IRELAND
ARE NOT ALLOWED
SOLDIER COMP ANY

Dublin. Nov. 5.-Love making by
the girls of ireland with members Of
the British government forces has
been prohibited by the Irish republi-
can army. Any girl keeping COM
pany with a government soldier or
policeman will be penalized by having
her hair cut Of. One girl has al
ready suffered the penalty, losing her
tresses for walking out with soldier.
A proclamation has been posted
signed by "The Competent Military
Authority" saying:
Whereas, certain girls, wanting In
self-respect, have damned themselves
by keeping company with the army of
occupation, 1t is deemed proper by
competent authority both to safeguard
morality and to stop bad examples. to
publish the names of these culprits
and also to warn them that after the
publication Of this proclamation
those who persist in the above men,
toned scandalous, unpatriotic COM
pany-keeping render themselves lia-
BILE to the punishment of being brand
ed by having their hair cut Off,
The names of four Offenders are
attached to the proclamation.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-11-06
Ez" Tinker Bob IA
|EaNg g<s:@:-9stories :: s4pGs< VI
I ||lazee1g@A. hcarysae H. Holconb os4 &49syEJ
byCarlyae H. nolcornb !.
THE FOREsT T COUNCIL.

The King Of the Forest had pre-
pared the council chamber for the ar
rival of the great Forest Council.
One by one they began to gather.
Chief Porky came first, then Major
Pole Cat, Opossum and Lady Duck
brought the three Fox children. Jerry
the Jay Bird was perched on-the low
est limb Of the tree overshadowing
the throne to get every word. that he
might tell it from the tree tops.
Little Sammy Squirrel and Jenny
Wren came to listen rather than to
disturb. Mr.. Musk Rat, who was re-
Gently introduced to the forest dwell
lers, came also. Jack the Rabbit
and his family took a prominent seat.
When all Of the Forest folk were
together, Tinker Bob brought the
seemingly wicked fMsr. Hawk who
had cruelty snatched Baby Rabbit
from the ground and was about to
carry him to her nest and 'devour
him. Each dweller in turn stretched
his neck to view the terrible Mrs
curious sight indeed to the peaceful
forest dwellers.
''Now." said Tinker. I'VE will hear
Mrs. Hawks story. She win tell us
why she was cruel to Baby Rabbit -
Mrs. Hawk perched herself on one
arm of the Kings throne and began
her story: You see," she began. II
supposed everyone in the forest was
to blamA for the Hunter killing one
Of my children, and thought / had
IA right to take the young Rabbit for
my ~other children to eat. didn't
think had friend in the whole for
est. That is the reason / built my
nest where I thought no one could
ever find it. The forest King Is a
wonderful creature, for he came d.
rectly to my nest before breakfast If
you will not punish me will never
do such a thing again"
What shall we do with Mrs.
Hawk" asked the King. 'She has
been taught since childhood to kill
all children of the forest because
| they were enemies"
"The King is great, the King is
glorious; let the King decide" cried
OpossUm.
Grand Forks herald., 1919-11-06
.A1ONlc
ADVERTISEMENT.
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) There's murderous. painful way
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'.Gets-It' you will say "never again
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off just like q banana skin. Two or.
three drops will do the work. without
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2 or 3 seconds. It dries Immediately.
"GetsSIt" does the rest without band-
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or raxors. Get rid OF that corn pain
q once. - that you can work and
play without corn torture. BE sure
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"Gsets-It." the only sure, guaran- a
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