The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-04-10
COMMUNITY CLUB.
HAS INTERESTING MEETING

Inc AfvoQ4 Community CluD ha0
very interesting meeting last Mon
day night.
There was \ good attendance, and
much interest was taken in the mat
tiers up for discussion. Mr.. Recht,
the secretary, had number Of COM
munications, four from the differ
erent members Of the Pine Cliff I'm
provement Association. requesting
the cooperation of the club in get
ting "rocky flats" cleaned up from
small stones that persist in accumu-
ulating in the road. They informed
the club that the short stretch Of the
very scenic road to Boulder and 9TH
er points was now under course Of
completion, which will make this one
Of the most delightful mountain auto
trips In this part Of the state, and
they say It will bring lot Of travel
thru Arvada. This il why they seek
our aid. Inasmuch as this stretch Of
road has besn accepted a state
highway, u viii be \ matter for the
state highways commission to take
up. The communications, which, by
the way. indicate that they have =
hvd buneh Of boosters at Pine Cliff,
was turned over TO A. L. Davis, the
chairman Of the Roads Committee,
to look after.
Another conmunication from the
w. Y. Taft Commission to Enforce
Peace was read, inquirine whether
1t woulA be Of interest to the club t6
have Sneaker on this great subject
address = meeting some time IN the
near .futsrS It was the e6ncensus
Of opinion that Il would be q mat
ter Of interest 70 the Community. A
committee compAesd 81 A. H. Barth,
DR.. Foster and INC. Hurst, was ap-
pointed By the eAak to arrange for
= meeting p.,es. and also for date.
II syeeaablxs <ill be soaAe night next
week & ~ frssbytsa(en church.
An sf1sft Win b made 70 have .
viet>fy Lean speaker also d address
th>/ meeting. ~ this will be % the
81 Of the opening Of the big dye.
A committee Of lsdies, comprising
Assdamss e. B. Baxter, J. A. Pierce
and W. W. Mebsrly. from the An
dssson Relief Corps, were present in
the interest Il ~ proposed drink
ing fountain - . memorial to the
soldier boys. Mrs. Baxter had some
plans 10 subnit, which she had got
ten prices on from Mr.. Olinger, but
they were not exactly what 10 want
ed, and tie committee from the club
was authorised to cooperate with
tie Relief Corps In psrfecting some
plans that may be feasible.
Under The hsad Of standing COM
miAsss. Mr.. Hurst reported SONG
progress made ~ the chairman II
the epmmittss on securing "eomHbn
point \ratss" for Arvada. However.
be bad found that there was no pos
ibility \pf getting anything bsttsr
than . eommodity rate for carload
lots Of NY and produce billed for
points In Soms ether state. There II
. possibility list this could ~ done,
he found. Sst Il win require some
money and \sems hard work to -.
cure Il. For instance. Il twill require
The services d an attorney familiar
WITH such business to prepare brief
10 be sent 70 De railrosd commission
In Chicago, and possibly In Washing
ton. This expense would possibly
amount 70 from $50 70 more than
hundred dollars, Of course the Com
munity club Is II no position to bear
this expense and unless the shippers,
themselves. come Ito the rescue, the
plan will have ~ b abandoned. Mr..
HufH hes brother who 10 traffic
manager for ~ c. r. and ]. Co..
and hs hepss 70 recsivs considerable
assistance FROM him. but he will also
have TO have financial assistance
from the farmers and thoss directly
interested, IN order 10 accomplish
anything. Il 10 necessary to brief
the proposition the sams y tho Il
was going before the Supreme court,
settinS forth the facts that must b
convincing that there 10 snouV Il Of
the commodity 10 b shipped from
here 70 justify On exception 70
rats. Sush sxcsptionS are few aed
fsf between In the United States, ~
IL tod.
This hsing the annual night for
the election Of offiesrs, the commit
~ on nominations, consisting Of Dr..
Russell. DR.. Foster and H. J. Juehs"
esAs Sts 80 80
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