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The Keota news., 1919-11-14

THE XXX
working order % - 10 prevent waste Of
xatar, under Tie direction and control
d said board Of trustees. II any pipe
OF fixtures shall break OF become I'm.
perfect or 20 - to waste water he or
she shall forthwith repair the same and
keep The same In repair. II said owner
o. user Of water shall fail or refuse to
comply with The provisions Of this Sec
ton be shall b fined not lees than one
dollar nor more than twenty Ave dollars
for each ofRsnse; and until his or her
plpgv and fixtures are placed In good re-
pair. the said board Of trustees may,
cause said water to be shut oil from
said premises. All water taps made
bsfors The hrst day Of January. A. D.
1870. shall b made BY the said town Of
Ksota carrying the water to the curb
line.
Sec. s. It shall b unlawful for any
parnpn TO injure. attempt to injure OF In
any way damage or attempt to damage
any property or appliances constituting.
or bsing part Of said waterworks sys-
TEN. or any pump. pipe. Waterman.
tap. meter. building. tank. valve. hyd-
rant. trench OF any part thereof. II
shall Be unlawful for any person. save
~ smploye Of officer Of said town to op-
crate said system o. any de-
ignated part thereof: to trsspass upon
tks grounds upon which. said water
system = Constructed Or hsrsaftar|
constructed: to tap. cut, drain. sever.
tamper or interfere with said water
works or appliances connected there
With. or With any purp. pipe. valve.
tap. meter. water main. tank. hydrant.
trench. flums. cover Of any part o. one
o. more thereof: 70 intesfsrs with q
o6struet any smploys o. officer Of said
Town while In Tie exercise Of bic dntiss
pertaining to said water system, con
struetioa o. opsss&ion thereof. o. while
sntesiag upon any premises 70 read any
meter installed Tor he purpose Of Oh
tainiag water from said town. II shall
b unlawful for any person 70 cast.
p,aes. dump. deposit OF leave In o. nsar
sasd waterworks system any substance.
material q thing which win In any
l63o63f injure o. ohstruet tie same. or
any substance, material Of thing which
viii eontamiuato or pojlute The water
in sid watsrworks system. Il shall b
Unlawful for any psrsoo 70 dig IN ths
streets Of said town for the purpose Of
installing pipe. Waterman OF tap with
out 6rst applying for aud obtaining Tie
uDual permit therefor . IN this OF.
diRanes provided, o. 70 connect With
any wstsrmain, pump. tank or pipe a
70 ~ Or divert any water from said
watsrworks system to his o. her pre-
mises. Any psrsoo who shall violats
any provision Of this section upon con-
vietioa thereof. shall b fined In . sum
not lsss than ave dollars nor more than
three hundred dollars and costs, and
shall in addition thereto. b liable for
~ da@ages oeeasioned By his q her
unlsWfal acts.
Bee. & Any person Of corporation
desiring 10 tap or make connection With
any watsrmain or pipe fins forming .
part Of Tie Ksota Waterworks System,
o. to use Of take any water from said
WatnrWoska vatormalna r,a,snna fan.
The Keota news., 1919-11-14

When said application = granted, tie
Town Clerk shall sndosss o. each Of
I'D dnp1leatss any additional terms =
I'D opoa By said applicant o. spph-
eants end said board Of trustees, and
tie following to-wit: The above april
cation = granted upon Tie terms and
conditions therein eootaissd. subjsct to
The right Of Tie Town Of Keota 10
change Tie service charge for 49, Of
water works system or any part thsro-
Of - occasion may require and BY o..
dinanee provided.
OUU61 at Ksota, Colorado. ths....
day off,. D. 49,.
The Keota news., 1919-11-14

Ordnance No. 10
CONCERNING THE KE0TA WATT RG,
WORKS SYSTEM
Be It ordained BY the Board Of Trustees
of.tbs Town Of Keots, In the County
Of Weld and State Of Colorado:
Section l. The wstsrworks system
now constructed and to b constructed
and acquired by The town Of Keota. In
.A County. State Of Colorado. and
used to supply said town with water
shall be known q THE KEOTk'
WATERWORKS". Said waterworks
system. md al matters and things per-
tanning thereto. shall b under the con.
troll 81 de Board Of Trustees Of said
town, who shall and may construct and
acquire additions thereto. and who shall
direct de operation. maintenance. &C
qYidtipn. construction. md repair OF
q same and additions thereto. and In
all cases not particularly provided
by ordinance. shall determine. In
what manner and upon what terms
water may b taken By any water
consumer. and Tie character Of tie
watsrmains. taps. meters. hydrants.
tanks. connections, and appliances
which may b made or ussd therefor.
which shall b Of . standard and unit
form character.
Sec. :. The Board Of Trustees o.
said town Of Keota shall and may uae
and expend he proceeds derived from
the rent Of water and for use Of water
mains, tanks. pipes. pumps. meters and
said watsrworks system 70 dsfray ths
expense Of obtaining water. he con
structioa. acquisition. maintenance. re-
pair and operation Of . watsrwosks
system. In he event that Tie proceeds
thus derived shall b insufficient To-
inset such expense. o. any portion
thereof. said board Of trustees shall 10
The annual appropriation ordinance ap-
propsiats sufficient funds for such pur-
pose. md cause levy 70 b made there
for.
Sec. 3 Whenever any person o. per
soos may desire 70 tap he watssmain
md there b no main In he street ID
joining bic. her or their premises, such1
person Of persoos may apply 70 said
board Of trustees for permit TO extend
said watssmain 70 . point desired, ct
bic. her o. thsir expense. and uodor de
direction md control Of said beard Of
trustees. Said watssmain thu extend
Cd shall become he cole property Of Tie
aid town Of Ksota. The rent derived
theFsfrom for uss thereof and for uss Of
water - hsrsin after provided, IN On
amount 10 b agrssd upon By sa,d ap-
plicant o. applicants and said board Of
tsn1tsss shall b credited By The Town
Clerk TO " owner or owners Of he
premises thus benefited, - used and
from month 70 month. 70 Tie amount
individually advanced b. such owner or
owners.
'Whenevef any person O. persons shall
desire 70 connect With Or tap any water.
main laid o. acquired under the provis.
Ions Of this section. be. che or hey shall
dat make application therefor and nay
to he Town Clerk sum equal to pro
portionats share Of ths original cost
of.installfng OF acquiring thAsams to b
crsditsdt to ths- water rsatals account.
prorata - advanced. Of he person or
P6tsoos who heretofore advanced said
The Keota news., 1919-11-14


Town Clerk Of Tie Town Of
Ksots, Colorado"
One Of which shall Be nlsd By he Town
Clerk; Ind The other delivered % The
applicant.
( ssc.>7. The Board Of Trustees r.
easxaa ~ right 70 cause he water TO
Is shut Oh from any street main when
thsy deem Il necessary for repairing he
same. or making eoonsctieos q extern
sious Of he same, Or Tor tie purpose Of
clearing Tie sans. o. for any necessary
work In repairing Tie pipe line or other
connections u eaid waterworks. and IN
ths case Of repair on The pipe line, or IN
any cause requiring The same, may tenn
poeoSilx restrict The Ne Of water. and
4 81 b forbid sprinkling until such
repairs are completed or necessity b
over. In cate Of any such emsrgeocx
the Mayor may. BY proclamation. r.
strict the use Of water until the nsxa
meeting Of he board Of trustses.
In case Of any Ore within the town Of
Ksota. Il shalt b unlawful for any per.
son 70. draw water from the water
weshe sxDsem for other than domestic
u or % fight said firs.
Sec. g. No consumer shall supplv
water % other families, nor suffer
them 70 take water OF biz premises.
nor after water b introduced into build.
Ing Of upon any promises, shall any per.
son make or employ any plumber or
other person to make any tap or con.
nscttoa with The pipe upon the premises
Tor Pc alteration, extension or attach.
t5eht, Without The psrmission Of Ii.
water Commissioner. or the board Of
trustees.
The Keota news., 1919-11-14
STATE OFCOLORADO1
COUNTY OF WELD ! SS.
TOWN OF KEOTA

Two, owner Of lot Numbered I. {.
10 block numbered. 90. Town Of Keota,
Weld County, State Of Colorado, here.
b. apply for permit from The Town Of
Ksota, State Of Colorado, to .......,
The Keota news., 1919-11-14

desire 70 eoanect With OF tap any water.
main laid o. acquired uadsr the provis.
ions Of this section. be. che or taiey shall
dat make application therefor and nav
70 he Town Clerk . SUN equal to q pro.
portonats share Of he original cost
ofinstalting or acquiring thA same to b
credited to ths~ water rsatnls account.
psorata - advanced. Of he person or
pStsoos who thsretofors advanced sa3d
original costs. until fully paid. -
The Application mentioned In thu sec.
ton. Ind IL permit issued after actjoa
hx - beard Of trustees, shall sphstao.
daily edaform 70 he form hsisipafter
protjdsd.
sse. 4 The ownsr Of any premises
who may obtain permission 70 ~ watsr
maine Of said town, shall, as BIZ or her
own expense, connect md maintain 4
stop cock With box aad cover aad ser.
vice pipeo from The water main into 81
q her peemioeo, under IL direction IA
4o9frol ct he lizard Of trustees, ~
eealls q h. ~ hee expeoeo at Ill uoeo
keep all ptpe0, fixtures and appljoncoe
On ~ cid pssmises light aud n 9ood
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-19

general welfare demanding theiI
suppression instead of regulation
even as is demanded OF the trusts
now.
| Let every friend of labor, Of
| just and peaceful government
every friend of God or man, spend
a few hours in the study of French
history for few years succeeding
1885, and learn the meaning of the
Reign of Terror" and the Rule
of Death" 1t does not seem
reasonable after the happenings of
the last few years that rational
men would take any kind of chance
subjecting their wives and children
to the experiences of the European
countries, but without doubt the
attitude of capital and labor today
make it possible to undergo the
same things.
The strike is the only weapon
labor has been able to successfully
use to overcome the fourteen hour
day, when it took every one of the
family large enough to work to
make very poor living, and it
must in nowise be taken from them
till the first offender, the trusts,
are thoroughly controlled and
means found through proper laws
and regulations to give labor
honest pay for an honest days
work, and without the necessity of
securing their dues by resorting to
clubs and stones, fire and death as
was the case before there were any
governments. No right thinking
member Of organized labor ap-
proves such methods, and adopts
them only as the last chance to
secure what he thinks to be justice.
No man can be a part of our great
and not want that
to be his arbiter in
every cause; but our government
must furnish just rules of arbitra-
ton, to the trusts as we'll as toI
labor. and must not toll
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-19

crate lawlessness in any man or sci
of men. Il is no more right for
oranized labor to say what it must
have for a days work than for the
trusts to secure their demands in
the way they do, for the farmer to
say what he will have for his pro.
ducts and secure his demands in
the primeval way-with a club.
| do not know any man who has
done more hard work than /, or
that is more in sympathy with the
man who tolls with his hands. but
my labor has been expended that
| might have a competency for my
old age, and | would regret to see
it destroyed by an unnecessary
struggle between the two great
producers, capital and labor,
neither of which can live without
the other. Leteach view the ruins
of Europe. then see if they had
not rather be governed by right
and reason than by guns and greed.
Let every right minded man and
every lover of peace use every
effort to keep capital and labor at
work till the greatest shortage in
the necessities of life occasioned
by the greatest war of all time
can once more make the world feel
safe from starvation and dire want.
Make it so hot for the profiteer
and every other man who is not at
work that they will find it more
pleasant and profitable as well, to
make living at honest labor, and
there will soon be no complaint OF
the high cost of living.
! would ask my friends not to
judge me by what | promise, but
by what | have done in the past.
| have tried to make my county
a good citizen, and have hoped it
might be said of me when the fight
is over: He made a good citizen.
and the world is better because he
lived in it."
One of my shortcoming is that !
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-19

it is quite possible to introduce me
to the same man under a new name
and that every hour in the day
without me discovering the differ
ence, so when | fail to recognize
you shake hands with me anyway,
and tell me who you are, whether
you vote for me or not. | much
prefer your good opinion without
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-19

question with only one thought
the good of all.
| would be a traitor to every
tradition of my life if | were not a
friend to the man who tolls with
his hands, but | very much fear
the success of organized labor in
the past few years is leading them
in the paths the trusts are tread
ing, and that the day is not far
distant when they will find the
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-19

your vote to having YOU vote for
me because | had played to the
galleries. l much prefer losing
the election to losing the good
opinion of my friends, or to feel
that my election was obtained by
money unfairly spent on the day
of election.
&C. RAINEY.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-19
Union University
Founded at Jackson, Tennessee, 1S45

NOTE WHAT WEALTH OF DEPARTMENTS,
Collegiate Graduate, Law, Agriculture, Pre-Medcal
Educational Home Economics, Music piano, Voice
Volin) Expression Art Commercial Military
lROT.C) Theological Academy Qast two years.
Thorough, Modern and Attractive Courses
10 all Of the above fourteen departments
Rates reasonable Large attendance 670 year, Strong
uy $50 men Women Glorious history years of high grade
work More names in Who's Who in America than any other
Southern school of similar attendance Excellent accommodations
$4,000 spent the past year making the buildings equipment
bed and furniture frstcass No better accommodations
anywhere for twice the price Great boarding plan for girls
Write for General CataIOg, Law CataIog, Bust
ness College, Bulletins, Beautiful Picture Bulletin
Address
H. E. WATERS, President
Jackson, Tennessee
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-19
-Huddlestons Fall Announcement
TO THE PUBLIC

At pnngd hbnm aad aahm or ogy ok h @y have given
inc D nate mm can yp are
wddoanow uatnde osnm@fa
Ye a
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-19
Among the Good Things


dowgS9wn purchase cuOg S ygh
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-09-19
why | AM A CANDI-
DATE FOR congress

CONTINUED from page ~
against all enemies of the general
welfare, and entirely ably intellect
ually and physically to settle every
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05
WORK OF SIGNAL
CORPS IN WAR

enemy from ''listening" in on the old
style single wire equipment. Wire
wastage was enormous, as 1t had to
be abandoned whenever an advance
was made.
OF Special Design.
There had been get up In France
last November 2s2 American tele-
phone exchanges with 1885 lines
reaching to $3.50 stations. Even the
telephone instruments used were Of
special design, combining both tele-
phonic and Geographic communica-
ton. and the production Of these in
the quantity needed was problem
In itself. At the close Of hostilities
the United States had 1913 fully equip
ped telegraph stations in France,
which were handling daily average
Of 43,S45 messages Of 60 words each
during the last days Of the fighting. or
within about 5000 Of the peak load.
An instance Of the enormous de-
mand that developed for field glasses.
lenses for which before the war
largely were obtained from Germany,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05
PAYS COOL s,1,5oo FOR VASE
Parrish Watson Takes Fancy for Chi.
nsss AT Of osvsntssnth
Century.

New York.-Ortental art treasure,
from the collection Of the late Charles
Stewart Smith came to the final ses.
sion OF their sale In the American Ar
galleries one day recently. and the
leading price Of 81. 800 was paid b.
Parrish Watson for n tall. brilliant
sang.de-bOeuf vase of the Lang Vac
genre and bearing . seventeenth cen.
fury date Of the k'ank.hsi era. II Il,
said to have been the property Of the
late Captain Brinkley. U. y. A.. n noted
cOnn0isseur In Japan. before being
bought by Mr.. Smith. A tall powder
blue vase Of the same era went to J.
voIran for x!hO. J. Goetx paid SIZE
for u small sang.de-bOeuf vase Of the
1.nng-Yao genre and k'ang-hsi era
The session yielded &22.187 md tho
whole sale &27,018.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05
Woman Rules Relief

Lady Muriel explained how this sit
untiOn Is utilized by the Magyars In
Hungary to SOW discomfort among the
SlOvaks.
practically all the intelligent
classes hpve left Slovakia," Lady Mu-
riel continued. 'and 1t Is during the
present crisis and until their own peo-
pie can be trained to do constructive
and administrative work that the
Czecho- Slovak government and the
people have asked me to organize TEN.
porary assistance and provide advice"
Lady Murlel will establish her re-
lief headquarters at Pressburg, from
which center the sixteen necessitous
Slovakian districts will be fed, clothed
and medically assisted.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05
Has Charge Of Large Activities In
Czecho. Slovakia.
Lady Murisl Paeet Tells Of Urgent
Food Needs Of Millions Of
People.

Paris.-A woman has been entrusted
with the big task Of organizing and
relief work in one OF
EurOpe's new states-CzechO-S lOvakia.
Lady Murtel Paget, an Englishwo-
man whose devotion to the CxechO- SlO-
wax cause Is well known, arrived here
from Prague after months tour
Of the new republic, and outlined
to the Associated Press correspondent
her scheme for the relief Of that coun-
try. Her plan. which has the approval
of the Czecho- slovak authorities, II to
enlist body Of able and willing social
workers to train the women Of CxechO-
Slovakia in social welfare work. Her
ambition IL to interest patriot, Czech
women In America In the welfare Of
their native land.
"There are. roughly. 5.O0O.OO people
In Czecho-s lovakis today who have just
enough to keep body ind soul togeth-
err" Lady Murtel said. against these
who may he described ns the rural
population. there nre 7.OOO.OOO who ARE
below the line Of bare existence. They
are, broadly speaking, the Industrial
and mining population.
"Food, most Of 1t from AmerIcn. is
now coming into the country through
Trieste ut the rate Of about q hun.
ired carloads a day; yet 100000 people
In eastern SlOvnkia are starving. and
even In the better.situated parts the
flour ration is only three pounds =
head per month"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05
Official Reports Show Wonderful
Service Rendered Dur
Ing Struggle.
Had $4,000 MILES OF WIRE
Special Form Of WIrs Made and Many
Telephone and Telegraph Sta
lions Were Set Up
In France.

Washington.-Omcial reports on sig
aal corps equipment for the war. made
public, show that one special form Of
telephone wire. unknown to CONNER
rial use before the war, was being
turned out at the rate Of $4,000 miles
1 month at cost Of nearly $4,000. 900
when the armistice was signed.
The American telegraph and tele.
phone system In France totaled &c.
100 miles when the fighting ended.
this being the semi-permanent in
stallatiOns. When fighting was at
It's peak the corps was approximating
the use Of $4,000 miles of outpost
wire month In addition. one de-
vclOpment Of the war being the
necessity Of two-wire circuits for
front line operations to prevent the
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05

lies In the work Of the BaNsch and
LOmb company OF Rochester, N. Y,
which beginning with capacity Of
800 pairs OF field glasses year in
1914 had reached an output Of $500
pairs week in November. 1918, and
was then aiming toward an output Of
$500 pairs a week by January. 1919.
Similar expansions Of facilities were
necessary In many other plants. The
requirement of the forces in France
for the slx-pOwer artillery glass alone
was approximately 100000 pairs and
100000 pairs were shipped from the
United States.
MotIon.PIeture Photography.
The report devOtes considerable
space to discussion Of the progress
made In mOtion-picture photography
during the war. BY these means, 1t
Is pointed out. the signal corps has
created "a new kind Of history Of the
war, a history written entirely In pic
lures for future generations to scan."
Carrier pigeons. never before en-
plOyed extensively In the American
army, were widely used Ia France.
More than $4,000 were purchased and
trained for that service ana the re-
port adds that "in actual use on the
field the pigeons delivered more than
95 per cent OF the messages intrusted
to them. flying smelly through the
heaviest shell and gas barragss."
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05
Grand Duke Nicholas
Had Rasputin FIog0ed

I.OndOn.--1.ieut. Col. Napier.
formerly attached 10 the stan Of
GRIND Duke Nicholas. told a
story Of Rasputin. the hypnotist
monk Of the late car. Rasputin
one day bounced into the pres.
ence of the grand duke Mt gen.
erai headquarters. cxciaining:
"DO you know who I Rm1''
"WhO nrc your" the grand
duke replied.
"linsputin !"
"Are your" the grand duk.
replied. swell. ! am going to
have you logged this time. and
n you come here ngnin ! will
have you hanged"
Nnsputin WAS foggcd md the
grind duke wns the only man
In l.us-in who dnrcd 10 hnve II
done.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05
West Virginia Official Has Great
Record.
lsvss the Work and Gxpsets 70 Hold
JsA Ter Many vsaes
More.

EikIns, w. vs.-Aany poStinsSters
md other federal once holders cling
tensciously TO their Jobs. but II Ia
doubtful II any can hoaH of record
TINT will compare with that II George
p. Moore, who has been postmaster st
E.tray, Pocnhonsas county. cont'nu-
ously for a. years. Mr.. Moore says
nc expects to continue handling the
mil nj Edray for ten or twenty
ycurs longer. lie is now eighty.four
years old.
when 4 post ONCE WINS established
NJ Edray, In 1879. Mrs. !. X. Moore.
mother IT the present postmaster. was
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05
FAKE" ASPIRIN
WAS TALCUM
Therefore Insist Upon Gen.
uine "Bayer Tablets
of Aspirin"
- =

Millions OF fraudulent Aspirin Tab
tets were sold by II Brooklyn manufnc-
turer which later proved to he com
posed mainly Of Talcum Powder.
"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" the true.
genuine. American made and American
owned Tablets are marked with the
safety "Buyer Cross"
Ask for and then insist upon "Bayer
Tablets Of Aspirin" and always buy
them In the original Bnyer package
which contains proper directions and
dosage.
Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture Of Observation-Disclosures Of
Salicylicacid.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05
RexIslna the Revenue.

'',The glasses are very small" ex-
claimed on girl.
YES" replied the other. 1.-THE luz
ury tax ought to pay for the Ice cream
soda and the rest Of the money ought
to go to the government"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05
Vegetables.
HAY AND GRAIN.

prices paid farmers. (. o. b. Denver.
By U. S. Bureau OF Markedly
Wheat. hard winter. cwt. .$3.S003.83h
Oats. white Neb. No. :, cwt. 2.+6
Yellow corn. No. 3. cwt... 1915
Mixed corn. No. 3. cwt.. 5000 1922 v
Barley, No. 3, cwt. 2.6O
Feed barley. cwt ESQ
South Park hay. No. 2. ton $500 " $500
Alfalfa, No. /. ton, mostly. $500
Straw, ton ............ 500
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05

New York .sugnr.ccnttifugsi. lis
A. so. cubes, o.7s xxx powd.r.I
80; powdered. yis: fine granuisted
.nl diamond 4 300: confsotionsrs' A,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-06-05
Miscellaneous Markets.


Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver. Sl.Osh.
Copper, per pound. lSh Vl7c.
Lead. S6.26.
Hpelter. $500.
Tungsten. per unit. S7.500i0.0o.