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The Arvada enterprise., 1919-08-21
Local Lore

Mr.. Morris has rented M. +.
Chiup's house onWest Adelaide.
80. w. Murphy has been market
ling some fine baled alfalfa hay this
week at $25.00 per ton.
Mr., Harris, who has taken Bert
Chinn's place in R. O. Graves shop
has rented the four-room furnished
house of Mrs. G. s. Scott.
People had better be more care
full about locking their houses and
barns, as quite lot of thieving is
being reported. w. M. Desch had
some new 2z4 scantlings stolen from
his place, Sunday night, and at Jo-
siah Maloney's place, thieves under
took to steal their Ford car, but ev-
identity were frightened away be-
fore they got it started. They had
pushed it out of the shed and were
aiming to get it away from the
place before cranking it.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Mahannah re-
turned last week from their outing
trip near Hot Sulphur Springs, lea
wing their daughter Frances to visit
a while longer with friends. Mr.. Ma
hannah had splendid luck catching
trout, and some Of his friends attest
to the quantity and quality.
Mr.. J. w. Farria assistant cashier
Of the First National Bank, is taking
his vacation this week.
Mrs. Root, mother of Mrs. A. L.
Davis. is greatly improved in health
after several weeks illness.
Mrs. George Williams is now able
to haspp again.
Prof. George Wheatley, the new
superintendent Of Schools was in Ar
vada Saturday making acquaintance
and attending to matters pertaining
to the approaching school term. He
is q very pleasing man to meet, and
seems to be q Give wire"
Mi5s Ella Holmes, who is teaching
summer school at Critchell, is home
for . weeks vacation. Tho school ..
Criticized will 60 on another month,
at the close Of which Miss Holmes ex-
poets to take = special course at the
Boulder University.
Ths Tire Company Is taking on
new men and ID increasing it, output
each week. The output now Is about
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-08-21
LEGAL NOTICE

s~aSs<sRSScSN-sASSs0vSSv3
STATE OF COLORADO, 1
lyAE yQt eok((Gl IS
,essgtS s s;saiSsss Sl!tae /.
The West VssnsnlReaityl I'd
';Oo1psnI,' a corpora-)
tion, Plaintiff, "a s
Malvina X. Clark ASNM) II
and Norman AlexaGdss) $ :,
X. Clark, Defepdsnts,hs
THE PEOPLE OF THE sTAGHoF
COLORADO, 80;
To the Defendants above ,hHmed'
GREETING: :"Vf
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, i'm. the
District Court Of the County Of jeff.
erson, State of Colorado, and
answer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hereof,
if you are SERVED within this county;
If you are served within this county;
publication, within thirty days after
service hereof exclusive Of the day
Of service; or judgment by default
will be taken against you according
to the prayer Of the complaint.
If copy of the complaint be not
served upon you herewith, or II ser
vice hereof be made out Of the State
Of Colorado, ten days additional
time to that above specified shall be
allowed for your appearance and an
swer in said action.
This is an action to obtain a de-
cree cancelling and annulling GER
tain mortgage made by Philias F.
Reopell to Samuel d. Clark, convey
ing the West Half of the Southwest
Quarter of Section Numbered Eight
cen in Township numbered Five
South of Range II West of the 9Th
P. M; the East Half Of the South
east Quarter Of Section numbered
Thirteen, and the North Half of the
Northeast Quarter, and the East
Half Of the Northwest Quarter of
Section numbered Twenty-four, all
in Township numbered Five South
OF Range 72 West Of the 9Th P. M,
in Jefferson County, Colorado, to-
gether with all water rights and all
tenements and hereditaments thereto
belonging or appertaining, to secure
the payment Of his promissory note
for One Hundred and Sixty-four and
0/100 Dollars, which mortgage is
dated March 81, 1877 and was re-
corded on June 81, 1877 in the office
Of the Clerk and Recorder of said
County Of jefferson in Book 2. at
Page 625, said note bearing even
date with said mortgage, and being
payable to the order Of said Samuel
D. Clark nine months after date with
interest at the rate of two per cent.
per month; and to declare said note
fuiiy paid, satisfied and cancelled.
and for such other and further relief
as to the Court may seem equitable
WITNESS, our hands at our Of
iiee: this 25th day Of July, A, D.
JOHN C. MURRAY.
HIRAM D. INGERSOLL.
attorneys for Plaintiff,
4U5 Symes Building, Denver, Colo.
fub. Aug. FL to Sept. Is. 1915 inc
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-08-21

fifty to sixty tires per day. Mr..
Goetze of Golden, recently discharg-
ed from service with the Engineers
corps over seas has accepted posi-
ton in the vulcanizing department.
Postmaster r. L. Newton and Mr..
]. E. Hiatt are away on FOUR day
auto trip in which LaJunta is their
destination.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-08-21

YOU NEED-A Thompson's Chain
Reference Bible. make spec
ialty Of Thompson's Chain Reference
Bibles. w. A. PIPKlN.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-08-21

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24

after this storm Of war had cleared
the al, men we're seeing y to y
everywhere and that these were h
kind Of folks who would understand
what the kind Of folks at home would
understand and that they were think
ing the same things.
II feel about you as I am reminded.
of a story that excellent wit and good
artist, Oliver Herford, who one day,
sitting at luncheon at his club, was
slapped yigorouslyNon the back by a
man whom he did not know very
well. He said: oliver, old boy, how
are your He looked at him rather
colby. He said: I don't know your
name, I don't know your face, but
your manners are very familiar and
familiar. and. let me add, very de-
lightful.
at is a great comfort for one
thing to realize that you all
understand the language am
speaking. A friend Of mine said
that to talk through an interpreter
fracture Of an idea. But the beauty
of it is that, whatever the impedi-
ments Of the channel of communica-
! ton the idea is the same: that it gets
registered and it gets registered in
responsive hearts and receptive pur-
poses.
II have come back for a strenuous
attempt to transact business for a
little while in America, but l have
really come back toj say to you in all
soberness and honesty, that I have
been trying my best to speak your
thoughts.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24
Speaker Takes Very
Optimistic View. OF
Business Condition

Confidence, courage and enterprise
are factors that business men should
practice more at this time than per.
haps at any other, in the opinion OF
the Sherwin- Williams Co. Confidence
that the readjustment will be grad
ual and steady; courage to take hold
when the weaklings are holding back
and enterprise to strike out boldly
and aggressively along new lines. ts
the way Mr.. C~ottingham explained
his views on business conditions yes
terday.
"The big and vital thing. in my
opinion, necessary to start business
going strong" said Mr.. Cottingham,'
to get. out Of the peoples minds
that the bottom is going to drop out
of things. Fundamental conditions
arg sound. The country never pos
sessed so much wealth. People as g
whole never were so we'll on. ana
never has there been so much to 10
SO much unfinished work held over,
Just waiting for such a time as this.
"There is no doubt that. business
must undergo a change before 1t be-
comes normal again, but the change
will be gradual and will be effected
without upheaval. The man who hest
tates will be disappointed and will
lose a great opportunity Tor action !.
49, ouo1IlCS0 uAN NV A~AAf
began. except to a very slight degree
and for a short time. It simply
er. A demand sprang up for new
kinds Of materials. brought about by
war requirements, and the demand
for some other kinds s~lackened. es-
pecially for such materials as were
considered no~n-essentiaL The same
process, in my judgment. will be fol
lowed in getting back to normal
Business will not slump, but it will
Relieving this to be true, we our.
selves are going ahead with a large,
production program than ever. W.
believe there will be a heavy demand
for our materials this spring, ard w
propose to be ready to supply tina
"Our program for this year is Is
| show a gain Of $1,000.o 900 q month
oversthe fiscal year ending Angus 6l
last. This is easy, compared to many
Of u past undertakings, and I have
not the slightest doubt Of Y abilit,
to make it a success. "-Clevelane
Plain Dealer,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
Become Slender
4 Simple, Guaranteed Method

II fyou would like to lose, weekly. from
one to five pounds, Of burdensome fat whilo
eating and drinking all you need, also enjoy.
this advice: ~
Take seven deep breaths Of, fresh air each
morning and evening: after zach meal tako
q little oil OF korein; eat all you need, but
chew thoroughly. and Sfollow other simple
directions Of tho guaranteed Korein system.
Men snd women who were waddlins around
with heavy, sluggish bodies have. in many
cases, reported,o gradual, agreeable reduce
ton Of thirty to eighty pounds, with wonder
aal benefit to health and figure. This very
tine. vivacious and heal,hien very easily.
Get oil Of korein at tho druggists; 1t (comes
An capsules. convenient to use and is row
s~ncasurc yourself week to week. You can
scarcely realixe the Joy that axaits you in
normal symmetrical figure. with good health and
longer lie. Slow others this advertisement.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24

N@naes4of Local Men onvU.
S. s. Grant Are
Wirelessed.

The following wireless message was
received by The Herald ate today.
81. ST.. S. S. Rresident Grant. via Mon
yiaSNeM York; BY special radio
iserN} Gs to The Herald, February "a.
szsrsafhe full strengthzand with replace
n2ents the 164th infantry units will ar
rfVe in New York tomorrow tmme-
!4iate rehabilitation will take place
idt Camp Dix.
ION board the ship are the follow
ing officers of Company NJ, Grand
Forks: :
First Lieutenants Hamilton and
Hanson: Second Lieutenant Ellen;
First Sergeant r. o. Zollinger; Ser
geants Edwards, McNicol.: ~Swadburg,
Falcdner, Trotter. David: Robertson
,Mumford, Minley, Bathgate. Henry
Nelson, Axel Knudson, Schuyler
!Gador Newark '(?): Eorporals Lip
pens, Loan, Miner, Burch and Ear
Nelson, Basil Roberts.
1.-THE following Machine Gun com
pany officers are aboard; Second Lieu.
tenants Hassell and Kelly: First Ser
geant E%llengston; Sergeants McHaffie
Russell, Billings and Cooper; Corpor.
ais Mayfield and Buckley. Other unit.
Of the regiment comprise Sergeant.
Locklin and Anderson, and Corporal
W.. H. Edwards. Seymour and Fors
ness. All WELL"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24
SMOKER ENJOYED
BY 80 SOLDIERS

The smoker that. was held yester-
day afternoon at the Red Cross can
teen rooms was enjoyed by about 80
returned soldiers. both from this city
and from out Of town.
The afternoon was spent in singing
and. playing and the men gathered
together for a few social hours, spent
much of the time relating their var
ious war camp experiences and dis
cussing their plans for the future.
At every hour the local canteen
station is called ON to serve soldiers
who are passing through, or visiting
in the city. The canteen is opened
all hourssdurinE the day, and the boys
can enjoy sm5e notwithstanding
:roaSn after theF have had a good hot
.1nnch.e. " ~ as ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24
: ADVERTISEMENT.
100000 MEN KILLED
Efance Has lost Equal Number Of
81. Wounded.

New York. Feb. 23.-France in
four years Of conflict, to preserve her
own liberty and that Of the world. ac-
cording to Andre Tardie, French high
commissioner to the United States.
has lost 100000 men. killed and al
most rs many wounded. America
owes France = debt Of gratitude not
only for this great saosihce. but also
for the reported saving Of Thousands
Of lives in this country due to the dis
covery by F.'ench peasants Of a perA
feet remedy for stomach and intestine
n ailments, the ingredients Of. which
are imported from France by Geo. 81.
Nayr. Q leading Chicago chemist who
sellesIt IN SAmSsic4 under the name OF
Nayri Wonderful Remedy. It =
simple. harmlkg ;prspaFaqon that =
moves the catafrh9i mucds from the
intestinal tract and allayi-the inlam-
nation which caNsSs practically all
stomach. liver and Intestinal ailments.
including Appendicitis. Ono dose viii
convinceg or money. refunded. For
sale BY druggists everywhere,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24
EVENING EDITION.

when I sample myself. / think I
ind that / am q typical American.
and II / sample deep enough, and get
down to what is probably the
stun Of a man, then I have hope that
it is part Of the stuff that ts@ltke the
other fellows at home.
"And therefore, probing deep In
my heart and trying to e the things
things that may be debated 10 ex-
pedient I feel that I am Interpreting
the purpose and the thought Of
America: and in loving America I
find I have Joined the great majority
Of my fellow men throughout the
world.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24
The Town Today.
. Rev. =. Halsey Ambrose last night
addressed the First Presbyterian con-
gregation on the subject of capitalism
and organized labor.
February "a, 1919.

. Rev. f. Halsey Ambrose last night
addressed the First Presbyterian con-
gregation on the subject of capitalism
and organized labor.
The home demonstration bureau in
the court house today announces that.
beginning this week. .''open house"
Rev. Marion d. Shutter. who speaks
att Fargo tonight, will discuss social
ism at a mass meeting in the Grand
Forks county court house tomorrow
evening.
The appeal Of. the Northwestern
q recent order Of the railroad com-
missioners was heard by District
Judge c. NJ. Cooley here today.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Henry
lGotzian took place this afternoon.
Soldiers still keep the home service
many kinds of requests for'aid.
The Y. NJ. c. A. drive for funds
will start here Wednesday. an to-
morrow evening Ex-Governor L. B:
Hanna will deliver an address here IN
connection with the campaign.
The U. c. T. committees meeting
here yesterday made preparations for
the entertainment Of lady visitors at
the convention to be held in this
city soon.
Marice o. Ryan has arrived at New.
port News. Va, according to word
received here.
M. Beatrice tombstone. Dean 10.
seph L. Kennedy and Dean Ella L
Fuller will attend educational meet
ings in Chicago this week.
A meeting Of Minnesota and NORTH
Dakota navy recruiting officers will
be held here Saturday and Sunday
Officers have been elected by mem
bers Of the Phi Beta Kappa.
The pairing Of teams for the higl
school debating contest this spring
was completed today.
A large audience was disappointed
last night when Captain Macken
drick, a Canadian officer, failed t
appear as a speaker.
North Qakotans in California las
week held a large and interesting
meeting.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24

AMIR REPORTED KILLED.
London, Feb. 24.-Habibul-
lah Khan, Amir of Afghanistan,s
was murdered February 20, &C.
coEding to Official announcement
here today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24

I. o. o. F. Meeting-Banner Lodge
No. 4 will meet tonight at 1880 when
second degree work will be done. A
social session will follow the degree
work. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24

The appeal of. the Northwestern
Telephone Exchange company from
missioners was heard by District
Judge c. M. Cooley here today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24

The pairing of teams for the high
school debating contest this spring
al completed today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24

A large audience was disappointed
last night when Captain Macken-
drick, a Canadian officer, failed to
appear Is a speaker.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24

A meeting Of Minnesota and North
Dakota navy recruiting officers will
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24

Rev. Marion D. Shutter. who speaks
at. Fargo tonight, will discuss social
ism at a, mas meeting in the Grand
Forks county court house tomorrow
! evening. = so ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Henry
Gotham took place this afternoon.

M. Beatrice tombstone, Dean Jo-
seph l.. Kennedy and Dean Ella L.
will attend educational meet
tngs in Chicago this week.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-24

Officers have been elected by mem-
bers Of the Phi Beta Kappa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
MERECE CONSIDERATION.

consideration
prospclad ped
81 ncsOo a
cstlo de- glo ImSilo?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09
La VeTdadea HiStOTiil
motive RESOLNEMOS

1
"Quc Sc haga saber la lilma
que, aunquc siempre estu, limos
dispucstos V deseosos de tyita1
hasta donde fuera possible I'M con
tiicto, va que ella 10 proyoca de
clara Ia huclga. 10 accptamos con
/ todaS Sus conSecutnciaS.
Que cuando la firma dnScara
nuevamente .entablar bucnas re
lacioncs con los trabajadorr,. es.
tos 10 haran tralando las I~lnan,
das originates prescntadas c't Di
cicmhre 0ltimo, durante Su trami.
taci0n. no scra rcanudado .! ira
baio."
Que tan pronto eSt;t C"pycn
ci0n adopte esta resolution i ca.
dl Delegalo lleye su inforiue a slI
'propia local;da1; y cntcraG"> los
trabajadores del procedimirncn de
la Compailia Y del rcsultado ,;c cs-
TIA Convention; V 81 el vo:o por
mayOria Ell cadl pueblo @"cpta
lit resolution dc eSta COnyti.ci0n,
cntonces que el fucrpo CoASuIti-
'vo Coniunto pase la communication
Official Il Ia firIna hacitEdolc sabpl
la actitud de los tlabajadUr'e de
la Industrial del Tabaco como CON
Secucncia de III actitud de l.! Com
paiiia."
Todns los traba jadorcs l'clguiS
tas, mujercs. y hombrcs, rcuIidoS
eli magnaS asambleas en- todoS
los pucblos aprobarou la 'solu-
.ci6n transcrila, V por prim"ra ycz
en- Fuento Rico en- casoS igllAics So
sc di0 cl fcn0mcno de que VI cX-
preston por el yoto sccrcto. iuci;,
iunaninc Ell tOdaS las lUcailuadcS.
Asi fue rcsuelia por III y0lUntad
unanime de iCs huelguistas 10 que
la CompaIiIa llama su scgunGa pro
posici0n.
Gran cspacio dcdica cl achoi
TOrO Il la historic, Se9nn cl II cucn
Ia eli 10 que Sc reiicrc Il ciflas Ell
In production Y sobrc cl particu-
lar tcncmoS que dccir que durlnte
el alO 1913 o al tclminar cl mi.smo
tenla In Companla dos fa'ricaS
Imenos de las que tuyo q aGo
1917. \ adcnlas, que III considC
rablc nimcro de tabaqucroS de
csas fabricas Sc hablan lido cl las
cXpediciOnes II Estados t'niIOS V
.OtrU gran ntlmcro Sc habIa cnliS-
tado en- el ejcrcito 10 que nlreba
Que ademas de haber ccl.rado dos
fAbricas habla un gran nimero de
Imesas yacias, por 10 cual la C"mpa
lia ccrr1 el ano 1918, posiblrmen-
tc con mcnOs tabaqucros que
los ocupados durantc cl alo 1917.
ISL y NADIE e. SEA .NTE-
LIGENTE 10 q. ApMlTIMOS(
Sc LIE PUEDE OCURRIR QUE
UNA CORPORACION DE La
IMPORTANCIA DE La NCES
IRA. PUDIERA REH MAR
1000 Q 1900 EMPLEADOS POR
Ell GUSTO DE HACERLG' pol
que fue que una corporation co
mo la vuestra neccSitandOloS. cr-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-09

ll.r3 la fabrica Il los 900 tabaGuerOs
de Bayam0n durante ocho meses,
estando al frente de ella el triste-
mente celebre DON Manuel .Alva.
lez de funesta recordaci6n para
ustedes v para nosotrOs?
por que una corporation como
la nucstl'a" ha cerrado temporal
mente val'ias fabricas de los dife-
rentes pueblos de Ia 1sla cada yez
que los tabaqueros no sc acOsieron
Il sus disposiciones Y cnando po-
dia tcner ell perpetual pelea unos
puebIos contra otros?
Poruuc luna corporation como
la uucstra" tenia una lista de mas
de 400 hombres. lista nesr;y de
oprobio V bald0npara no darles
lI'abajo nunca. necesitandoles, ha-
citndoles emigrar porque no te-
nian tlahajo Ell ninguna de las IA
bricas del Trust?
Por que "una corporation como
la nuestra" rcprescntada on uno
de sus grades mas bajos pur un
prtU-officiol como Pepe Lora tenla
ccntcnarcS de bucnos tabaqueros
Ell san Juan boycotiZados. necc.
Sitandoles sin dalles trabaio, mu-
riendo de hambre por las GALES y
sometiGndoles IL procedimicntos
inQIisitorialcS dentro del laba.
jo9
podian Scnalar>r muchos cjem-
plOs, pero crccmos que esGs son
los Suficientcs para Saber Dor uut
una corporation como Ia nncstra"
neceSitando los h0lnbrcs Iuctle
deiarlos sin ocupacion para pO-
ncl-lcs Ell dcsastrosa compctencia
unOs contra Otros, diyidirles y
crearlcs la guerra de pueblo 4 pue
bio que tan buenos lesultados da
ba Il Ia Compaliia. Los honlbrcs
que conozcan cstos detallcs, posi-
blemcntc sean 10 suiicicntcnlente
iinteligentcS para comprcndcr por
lquG cs que los tabaqueros no que.
lemoS diyidirnOs. pOr que es que
los tabaQucros cn cl bicn o en- el
.mal, hcmos dc cacl. todos ;!lntOs
abraZadOS q nucstra organization
sin deiar una brccha alberta Il la
! Corporation que quierc scl.arar
nos. \ los que no sean 10 suti-
icientcmcnte inteligentcs para com
pl.endernOS. no eS nuestra - cul-
pa. nucstroS principles dc aolida
i.idad ante tOdo, Y por ESQ, o to-
dos al taller 0 ninGuno. Ere es
.nurstro lena.
Lo que manifesto ell ST.. TOrO
en- cuanto Il que hayamos recha-
zado todaS las proposiciones que
Sc nos han herho dejando fuera
del taller los tabaquerOs de Bre-
va. Panetela V Comodore es absO-
lutamcnte cierto. Nucstra decla-
racioncS ante la Compailia duran
te las confcrencias han sido per
fectamentc claras: No lleyare.
mos al voto dc nuestros compaile-
ros ninguna proposition que dele
I'M solo tabaqucro o un solo traba
(COntiHdd cH Ia pdgiad g.