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The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

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The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24
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The 0tmoulty.
ut doesn't follow that a successful
business man can be . success In pol
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mol"
mo. A man may be able to run q
big business without any trouble at
all, but the minute he tries to run
q big city he finds that he's got to
please everybody and that's JOB hs
knows nothing about"
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24
Another Threat.

announcer uNr0At.
"Bullen Is trying to convince people
he's prominent citizen. Has private
detectives guarding his house."
"That's all right. He told me that
his cook threatened to leave."-Buf.
falo Express.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

Sometimes "A bayonet just bristles
with the missionary spirit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24
esrt flr.nt, Question

Pert (lnsnt) Question.
Employer-The boy had before ID
worth twice a. much as you are.
Boy-Did he get it7-Boston Trans
cript. a.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24
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Werss Phass.
Mrs. Johnson-Dat husban' q mine
he done break NAH haht.
NrA 6imms-Dat'a nufiin. honey,
Nah husband. he breaks de furniturA
Boston Transcript.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

II = patient has lots a oess1 aAy
doctor can relieve hin.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

1t ia hard to get what you want when
you don't know what It 10.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

Red Cross Bag Blue u The finest
product Of its kind In the world. Ev.
cry woman who has used It knows
this statement to be true.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

Why 70 Il the fellow with the lsasl
0owisdss always tries to hide Il b.
taking his head OFT
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24
Paper From White Pine.

Manufacturers Of rough pine lum.
Der state that the white pine In
northern chihuahua II admirably
adapted to the manufacture Of paper.
4 milling company In El Paso. Tex. II
now making boxes Of rough pine lum.
bse produced in this district o. the
main line Of the Mexico Northwestern
railway.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24

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The Arvada enterprise., 1919-07-24
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Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
SIGNIFICANCE OF BAvARIA's SOVIET

The hint comes from Germany that there deep sgnif the adoption of the soviet form of government by Bavaria Truly, Lenne but feel grafed this ndca
 of the spread of communism Bavaria, home of stod Ger of the Teuonic type, the last portion of the pesferous eempire would expect after the gne fatuii of boshevsm
 It is witches light that is leading the proletara the soves One can the abandonment by the
 mystical and rather "nutty" minds of Savs solid citizens like Bavarans take it. the world needs and heed.
 The promise of few hours and few days of toll and huge held every possible disciple of bo shevm Utterly disregardng the fact that work occupation construction something uefulin word toit-is the basis all and all human values the idiots of Bohevs pleading for the overthrow of capital and gov and the of all affairs by the workers
 world will of course, sanity time. It long, ignore the call of service for that of does there will be probably Hell earth than the brought
 How long will be before the readustment comes will de- pend length of the teher of patience paying public There between the capitalist worker called
 huge inert unorganzed middle class itself until heroic become imperative. How damage the oo-easy patience of the people, this may well be called permits be done be estimated We instance German city, where spaacans took the institutions and announced themselves the present bosses of civilization The middle class comprising such the doctors the lawyers the of small shops the ghcass technical workers instantly declared counske and things tied lot tightly than could possibly be done by the workers. The reign of the spartacusses brief
 In England the called middle has said i'll effect the moned interests and the unionsf you class war; by Heck, we'll give it to ye"
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
EVER CHANGING

Every who worty stands in this presence should anime himself and whether the full conception of what America should live her life Washington it when he his Farewell Address
 It merely because of passing and transient ccumsn that Washington said that must keep free from enngng alliances he that country had yet its face the direction in which America had her face We form alliances with those who going way and might majesty and the confidence and denenes of purpose need not and should form alliances with any nation of the world
 Those who right, those who study their consciences determining their policies those who hold their honor higher than their advantage do not need alliances
 You need alliances when you not strong and you weak only when you yourself You weak only when you the wrong you weak only when you afraid do right you weak only when you doubt your and the majesty of nations might asserted" President Wilson the unveng of Barry Monument Washington May 16, 1914
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
WOMAN MANNED" PAPER WRECKED

After eight months experimentation, newspaper Atlantic City, which produced entirely with female talent has returned sanity and The experiment. failure capable knew would be from the just would be failure that under circumstances would be employed any department The resolution would be quite keeping with journalism the other Newspapers made by fancies and rlls; they unmade.
 They purveyo of information all subjects and that why all sorts of people must be engaged their production
 the publisher has any hope of There certain lines of newspaper work for which fitted and will fitted just there certain lines of newspaper work for which fitted and will be fitted Every editor and publisher of ability n the country recognizes this
 It reflection the that they failed close Poraton of would have failed just miserably.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
NO PAY FOR TONY JOHNS

Another pay day has and gone but the ghost hasn't walk ed for Tony Johns.
 The president of the late arrived Phoenix Tuesday collect approximately $0OOO due March 1s and $OOOO due April 1st the which Johns made with the old commits of state institutions for the sale of lot of deCcplt mules and second hand machinery and junk the state engineer
 But Johns April fooled and returned Prescott without the coin.
 Thos Maddock state engineer is said to have submitted port to the for transmission to the commission pointing out that the mules practically all diseased and the machinery junk and recommending that be returned MT Johns and the moneys spaid on the contract applied
 Accordingly the commission will probably give the mules back Mr. Johns and the taxpayers will be relieved from the feeding them and the payment of approximately $2OOO for stock which is practically worthless.
 Mr. Johns seek relief the if he feels aggrcved but the half has not been told and rich disclosures lSed the matter gets into the cour Tucson Ctzen)
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
ANr1-cIeARErrE LEAGUE YEARNs TO EMULATE DRYs

The AntCigarette League of America is organ zaton but its capacity for doing foolish things does shrink with It has been quescent since the began while patriotic societies and individuals engaged in the aud able work of sending cigarettes fighting abroad these fighting demonstrating day by day. that far from being deadly dose for dgenerates the cigarette and great smulant and a real help real men.
 But that the virtually and the fight expe liquor from the United States virtually won, the AnCgarette League combines with two other organizations similar the which cumnated Prohibition Amendment
 They will be disappointed You pattern opposition tobacco after opposition liquor There IS nothing similar in either the habit of the smoker and the habit of the drunkard the effects produced by nicotine and the effects produced by the of alcoholic stimuants.
 Tobacco makes better companionabe more genial and a straighter thinker, speaking generally.
 Liquor taken makes worse desirable pany, uncongenial and a illogical
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
WILSON CANNOT QUIT

Not much felt that President Wilson will pack up his doll rags and home to play He is too sot in his ways. He engaged much in striving for quick, peace imposing his viewpoint the statesmen smbled around the peace table He holds American in his hand cash in his chips just
 We babord the president for permitting the allies to insist the peace table, while the thing United States seemed of safety for rghts-were left go by the board. If MT would put pep his fight keep the sovereignty of the United States intact he putting in his struggle for the principles laid down would be further apprehen that the sad ghost of James Monroe might hant his decn ing years.
 that chief representative Paris has the power and the mind insist We only hope that while he is insisting he refrain from running the perfectly good reputation the fighting built up saviors of Europe from the Hun
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
SOMETHING WILL SOONBE DOING
 IN JEROME

Jerome Elks have been granted special dispensation by the Grand Lodge and will organize on Saturday, April l9, when they will cease to be affiliated with the order in this city.
 The class to be initiated is 99 in to tne new lodge, and the ceremony is to be performed by District Dep uty Grand Exalted Ruler A. J. Hern- don, of Prescott, all arrangements having been perfected for this nota- ble fraternal occasion.
 An invitation has been extended Prescott lodge to participate, and many will attend. In due time Jerome is to be issued its char ter, when it will have rating as other lodges.
 There are many ambitious ones seeking recognition as officers, and some lively good natured contests are promised for this honor.
 The event is to be appropriately observed in that town, and which for hospitality and good fellowship never has had an equal.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
THE WHIPPLE BASEBALL TEAM

only local pride that sweIs in bosom when contemplate the victory of the Whppe Barracks baseball the Phoenix nine Sunday. We glad team of sol de glad hailed from this neck of the woods.
 sporting blood the heeabou then the blood coed with age, and the limbs it served quiveng and useless.
 As the sap rises the trees the soul of the youth lightly thoughts of But unlike love- which inspires tender thoughts and the nfevr that ought to be burning eggs deeds of violence and thoughts of conflict We yearn for the crash of the hickory the horse hide and the of the knee the cnders the path The very smack of the ball the catceS glove has for exultant call.
 Give baseball perish, buy excursion tickets to Phoenix
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
OVER THE RANGE GOES ANOTHER
 PIONEER

Relatives in Prescott of Charles AL len have been advised of his death occurring at. Blythe, California, last Saturday, after a brief illness, and the remains will be brought to Pres colt for burial later in Williamson valley by the side of his wife, who passed away many years ago. MT. Allen first arrived in this county over forty years ago, and with a brother, William Allen, settled in Williamson valley to follow farming where he remained until short time ago removing to Blythe.
 William Allen sold out few years ago and is now at Santa Barbara, Cal, but he will probably return to attend the funeral of his brother, ar engagements for which are being made for Thursday afternoon. The de- ceased pioneer enjoyed a wide ac- quaintance in this section, and as friend stated yesterday he was of fine type of man, he had reached the age of 71 years and was born in Iowa. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Lee Bowman, of Parker, while other near relatives are Mrs. Roy Young, of this city, and Mrs. w. S. Johnson, who with her husband, has gone to Blythe to accompany the body to this city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
AMERICAS UNSTAINED SWORD

If the United State had business sending troops to Russia that right good and the of epcdt onary force infinitely necessary than in 1917
 The proposal of General Taskc H. Bliss let the Americans retreat safety before overwhelming armies o Boshev IS ut tcrly shameful
 Go HelT said Major Whittcsey, when German com mandcr proposed that the Lost Battalion had fought galanty but must surrender
 My would misunderstood order to retrieve will at general told his French superior the thin line faced the Prussan aegcrs the full flush of their terrible smash the Narne at ChateauThlerry
 with these records talk of letting the bccagucred Americans and their allies pull of the Aange mess as best they acn?
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
FRANCE FOR TROOPS TO DESTROY BoLsHEv1sM

Paris correspondent writes of the French the complication caused by the Hungarian Governments collapse s send troops And the correspondent adds France still would put barrier between Russia and Hungary the cooperation of the Bolshcvik in the countries
 The world war after all the French suggestion without force and It may be the and quickest way of stranglng Boshev which be sranged else 1t will strangle the world If spread dominate Hungary will reach Austria and possibly control Germany Does that event. the Allies would have go with it?
 And if go destroy this monster that is a result of war the the better, perhaps.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
MAYBE MARSHALL'S USED TO IT

Our nghbor Farmer Tom Marshall from the verandah of his Salt River Valley ranch contemplate the eternal hills and the mighty power he exercising vcereent of the United States the absence of the chief executive
 We wonder what thoughts must be reads how Will departing for the peace conference cons upon Nuisance D. Baker the authority represent him and this nation in the confer that will have such tremendous significance the Philip pine Islands
 q speak for President Wilson," says Baker.
 q think will have good orange crop this year, allows Marshall
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
WORKS PURCHASED BY
 CRYSTAL CO.

Quite an important transaction has been closed in this city by which it is probable the idle property of the Arizona Brewing Company may soon assume life, deal thereon being closed up last week by which the Crystal Ice Fuel and Supply Co.,, has acquired the above holdings. The sale is for $l8,OOO and including tracts of land of over three acres, all Improvements therein, and varied line of fixtures and other appliances.
 The sale was made by resolution by the stockholders of the company at a recent meeting. The plant has been closed down since prohibition went into effect nearly five years ago.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
SANDERS ADMITS CHECKS

Harry Sanders, the young ex-sol- dier, who was brought back from Kansas City recently to face charges of issuing worthless checks, was giv- ell a preliminary examination before Justice of the Peace McLane yester- day and admitted that the defalca- tions were his. He is said to have passed $209 worth of bad paper on officers and attaches at Whipplc Bar racks. He was held to answer in the superior court in the sum of SlOO0 bail, which was not furnished.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
BERGMANN ARRESTED

Notice of the arrest at Pasadena of Albert Bergman, alias A. C. Pack ard, having been received by the sheriff's office, Deputy Ali Jones nas been detailed to bring the cap tive back for examination. Bergman is said to have forged check on the Mayer State Bank for $250.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09

has announced that the eCown Prince writing book the Now will the Allies hesitate to execute hm' One thing they hang him. The would slip past the place his chin ought to be-
 Rash as the Irish ordinarily they and then display sagact when Dublin they abandoned the planned ccpton De Valera Sim Fein President of Ireland and modern Brian Boru
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
SPITE WORK

The Arizona Corporation Commission has issued order call ing for the investigation of the Jerome Daisy Mining Company
 It happens that Ernest Douglas editor of the Verde Copper News published at Jerome is president of this The News has been exposing the corporation commission and the ton of the members of that body ordering the investigation of the company headed by Mr. Douglas looks like pure spite work We know little about Jerome Daisy but will the opinion that white compared with Arizona oil which the com mission has just white washed
 If the commission going into the investigation of the hun drcdS Of mining companies which issued permission sell stock during the boom period well and good but apparently they have merely singled out Jerome Daisy order take their spite out on MT. Dougla who has shown them up
 We had hoped that the going abandon camouflage and get down busincss-( Tucson Czen)
 The Tobo Indian tribe of Argentina warpah ling off the country The Hobo tribe with lives off the country, but otherwise is very harmful.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09

that 34OOO persons will campaign for the It is of the beauties of that 3OOO persons be found easily overnight ready testify experts grave question international domestic politics policy.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
STRANGE KILLING

LOS ANGELES, April 2-An un- identified Mexican who is believed to be insane, killed small girl nere to- day.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09

Wilhelm Hohcnzolern has an interview since he into pecpate voluntary exile There is doubt about autentc the spoken words carry them cer- of their They show yellow through through
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09

The authorities who have begun action prevent the further appearance of picture of the Kaiser published in public school Helena Mont need get excited for the pupils will attend that.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09

beneficiary fund the Modern Woodmen have had their creased 50 per But what they say? Nothing They'll simply have o wood
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09

Polish and Ukrahan delegates have Sambor the cable says, arrange amistce We hope they don't follow their armistce with League of Nations
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09

We do not believe the report that the German delegation vii the Peace Conference with chip its shoulder ahoug it is certain with block its head.
 The Japanese developing truly BerncSc faculty for visualzng the other fellows viewpoint
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-09
SITE FOR WORLD CAPITAL
Phoenix.

Atlantic City permanent home for the League of Nations, if have League of Naton not half bad idea The suggestion in bill offered by Assembyman Cochran of that It provides for bond with which acquire funds for buildings suitable the and dignity what virtually will be parliament of provided the amended Constitution fin ally adopted and provided further with the approval of the people-a very important factor.
 In the first place. there should be opinions the ad visibility of fixing the permanent home and headquarters of any large league looking international cooperation in this country Our posion geographically makes this almost imperative and the distance from the other possible gnaores would be distinct ad vantage Nothing will be done hurredy League of Nat and the cable wireless link with other of the world for purposes of eisurey discussion and criticism
 And the capital of the world the United Atlantic City the least has points that cannot be ignored
The sun., 1919-10-29
REAL ESTATE NEWS
NOTES AND GOSSIP
9 Story Marble Front Building
at 35 Pine st. Bought by
Banking Cencern. q
SYLVIA COURT IS SOLD
Volume of Transactions Shows
No Abatement of Markets
Great Strength.

Pine street, which has been the focus
OF downtown trading operations for sew
eral days. was again the centre of ac-
tivity yesterday. The latest transaction
involved the three story marble front
structure at No. S5. on the south side
OF the street between william and Mas
san streets. The Brown. wheelock Com
pany. which has negotiated the latest
deals there. sold the property for the
Commercial Union Assurance Society,
Ltd. which formerly occupied It, The
plot is 34.1x71.5 and adioins the home
of Redmond & Co., at 81 and 80 Pine
street The buyer Is banking concern,
the Identity of which is not yet known.
Supreme Court Justice Gavegap has
granted permission to the estate OF Err
nest r. Adee of Tuxedo to sell the prop
erty at the southwest corner of Pine and
William streets to the Bank of Amer
lea, which has offered $4,000 for 1t.
The Brown, Wheelock Company, the
Charles F. Noyes Company and the Hor-
ace S. Ely Company are negotiating the
sale The plot is 42,11x46.11.
The sun., 1919-10-29

TIFFANY ST. W e, 1876 1891 ct. s5x1o5-
Docterclube Realty Co to Rflwal Realty
co, 400 Convent av, mtg $4,000, Oct -;
EDGEwATTEE'RS 4 Az, " So s. Sal.i n Vest
chester av. 25x1oo-Alter Goldberg to
Annie Goldberg. 81 E sd ST., oct s. atty;
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sss;ate0John Green TO- Emily } Lewis.
atty E iStih = ie %is Fl sS0Ges S Sii 8 1870
WEBSTER. AV, W S, 400 woodlawn I'd.
ssoxl20-Jchn Il Green to Henrietta c
stanton, S11 r 20Ith st, mtg $4,000,
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NORRIS Az i;is: i;tii;;1M0ii ollie
Oct %; atty, b Chess sO2 Bway :. .slug
NSSTH ST. $50 f., g, 33.4x1Oo-John H
Green Gree, to Emily Lewis: 81 2otsh st,
J Lewis sii E solth st. 800
BEAUMONT Av, 2sOs, s. 25xloo-John
asO S'MahGn 10 Ane oS, and at tSnsa RTE
CLAY Av, isss. " ia5xo7.Wm il il
to Sadie LenO 60 slth
Title Guar ( T Go, iSs BWay. .......si
JEROME Av. 1892, c s\1s.5x1l111x171l
lOL6-Wm J Edwards TO Fanny Ruben
sohn, 1852 jerome av, Oct 25; atty, Title
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TIFFANY ST, eS5, s, W 6.2x W BOX
st n 70 to beg--winnie Co to Annie
Molistowsky. 763 9Th av, mtg s25.50O,
Oct 81: atty. Title Guar & Co. .l5ss
PL1MProN Az $, $50 ion st, ' 5OS
S5-Mordecai Holding Co to VIM Jorgen-
sen. 1888 Hoe av, Oct 81; atty, Title @
PLIMPToN AV, s. 225 10th at. COX
S5-Mordecai Holding Co to Edw Dowd,
Is w 93d ST. oct "a; atty. Title Guar
PI1Mp re ~ Az H"eg ifCth St ss5;xiccoSwV
com. 50 Verm!lyea av, Oct 81: atty. Title
Guar T Co, 176 Eway. 500
PLlMPToN Av. c 3, 175 10th st, 25xS5-
Of Frederick Parisen. 46s e 1ssth st,
Oct 81; atty. Title Guar Co. .l7s
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t n and ano to Car, Christensen. 1895
DECATUR Az. 2Sia " s. is.iixSs.iOxiSx
loO-Rose Masterson to Marie Mnisch
1904 Valentine av, mtg s3.500, oct 25;
attys, oHara Bros, 2oOth st and Web
2s6TH ST, s. SIS Oneida av, 25.ix
1O25x25xi00: also 23Gth st, S 8, 400 W
Oneida av, 37x109.5x51x102.5- Howard VI
Shaw to John L Attara, 1852 Bedford
o'Hara Bros aoOth st and webster
,s6TH ST. ass e. SIS. s5xico.Harry' wv W
Gugles to Barbara Blute, AIS 215th
st, mtg $500. Oct l6; attys. OHara
RYER Av, 2o75-Fredk schaepennig to
Ida Buskin. $50 l04th st. mtg $500,
Oct Is; atty. P Knoblach, 29a
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