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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
COUNTY SEAT
NEWS TOLD
BRIEFLY
Especial Dispatch 10 The Columbus
Daily Courier.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Columbus
Daily Couricr.
DENING n. NJ. July -. II ON
cially has been announced that the
Angclus Oil Company east Of Dem.
ing struck artcsian water Wcdnes-
day. n h said the water shot up
ten or twrlVo feet. This Is pruof
that ariesian water may b. had IN
the valley and certainly is vulu.
able discovery. The fertile lands
may be- supplied with an abundance
Of water ana made lo produce things
even more necessary than OIL
Tho finding of aricsian wBler l.
no indication thai oil will not be-
found at a greater depth. and the
company Is not In the least dis.
couraged. Drilling Will continue.
Mrs :. u. Ambrose will leave this
week for an extended visit lo rela.
iiyes In San Antonio. Texas.
Tho dance given "Wednesday eve.
ming by the Hachiia army people
was a most delightful occasion.
Mrs. j. Lhwis Brown has returned
after two months absence. spent
with relatives in Arkansas and Ia
Texas.
Light rains have fallen two eve
nings this week. We hope these arr
the forerunncrs Of our delayed July
rains.
Mrs. Anna Barksdalc and little
daughter Bedford have returned
from visit 10 relatives IN Ranger
and Easiland, Texas.
Miss Ruth Hcrron LETT "Wednesday
for Silver city. where she has ac
cepted a position In the Haiicn Stu.
dio. which formerly had It's head
quarters IN Dcming.
Mrs. J. II. Tracy visited her dauRh
ters IN Columbus Tuesday OF this
week She was accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Smith, who are now domi
ciled al the Tracy residence.
Hachiia army post invited NUM-
Der Of their Deming friends 10 ai
lend dance Wednesday evening.
Quite crowd have accepted the
invitation. and Mrs. n. =. Hamilton
will act as chapcr0ne.
During the last few days Inmors
that Camp Cody will again be- occu
pied by troops have heen la circula.
tion. but no official confirmation at
this time, so Dcming ciiitens are
wondcring from whence the troops
will come. and when They will
arrive.
A large army truck conveyed The
Deminr crowd. chqperoned by Mrs
Hamilton. ON their arrival delicious
refreshments we're served consisting
of sandwiches. olives, iced lea. Ice
cream and cake. after which dancing
Ia the wonderful strains of music
was begun. an eight piece orchestra
from the etlh Infantry Of Columbus
furnishing The music, aud there ie
no better orchestra ~ The Sunshine
state. Everyone attending reported
a grand time.
sunday several cars leaded TO ca
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
PTOhihitiOnists Condemn
Stand Taken by Harding

LINCOLN, Neb- July ~. Aaron ;.
Watkins Of Germantown, Ohio. and
ID. Leigh Colvin. Prohibition party
candidates for the presidency and
vice presidency, respectively. today
issued a statement condemning the
stand on prohibition taken by sen
aior Harding IN his speech NJ accept.
ance yesterday.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
High Up Officials to
Testify About GHRmsH

CHICAGO, lli.. duly q. Sub.
poenas for sixty RAILROAD officials
and union leaders, aimmonlng them
10 appear before The federal grand
inry "Wednesday, We're issued today
u The request Of District Attorney
Cline They are wanted TO testify
az 10 the activities of John Grlmam.
president of The Chicago Yardmen's
Association and leader In the recent
"unaulhoriEed' strike.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

IcOalInucd Qa Page \ Il0Iuma 0l
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
French Troops Begin
March on Damascus

BEIRUT, syria. July g3.-The
French troops, in view Of the failure
Of King Feisal Of Syria 10 begin the
execution Of the terms of the recent
ultimatunl, began march on Ia
masc'ls yesterday, No opposition has
hccn encountered thus Tar. Il Is SAID.
aud the troops arcp roceeding 10.
wards Aleppo. according 10 t0days
reports.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
MURDERED And
BODY THROWN
INTO CANAL

Win his head crushed in by come
heavy instrument. his knees and
wrists tied with wire and his mouth
eaeEed. The body Of Jose Marines
was found IN The canal near The
Park street intersection Thursday
afternoon al 2:9O O'Clock. says the
N paso Times.
disappeared Tuesday.
Martinez disappeared Tuesday
nlehi "Wednesday night The water
In The canal was ordered shut OF
and the search for the mans body
took place Thursday.
Robbery is thought 10 have been
The move for the murder. Martinez
y known 10 hpse had e2t0 which he
had collected foe The Tropical coffee
Company. for whom he was n driver.
when he disappeared. When his
hody was found the money was
ronr.
The horse and wagon which Mar
liner drove was found late Tuesday
night near Santa Fc and Eighth
streets.
Was Unmarried.
Martinez was ~ years old and
llsod at 3Ji2 Alameda avenue. lie
was unmarried
Friends of the dead man worked
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
POLAND AWAITS ARMsrICE.

WARSAW. Poland. July y. Po.
land has sent armisiice proposals
direct 10 the soviet government al
Moscow.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
AMERICAS CUP
CHANCES NOW
LOOK GOOD

1 SANlsS HOOK Iuly s9.--Thr nes.
oluie dashed first across The line at
the start NJ the fourth international
yacht race to-day. which she must
win Ia prevent the Shamrock ~
capturing the Americas cup.
The hesOlutc crossed at i.Ol ~. Of.
ficial time. and the shamrock at
is0i.56
As the shamrock was y seconds
behind The Resuluie In crossing the
line and must give her today a time
handicap Of q minutes. 50 seconds.
she must finish 8 minutes, ~ sec.
cnds ahead of the Resoluie to win
and o minutes, Il seconds TO make
the race "A Tie
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
Rl1IEIIN

Tile Resoluic won the race after n
spectacular finish and is tied two
Ia Two, with the shamrock " In the
fight for the Americas cup
The Resolule crossed the line first
with - minutes Ia spare. The
Shamrock after q long, stern chase
around two legs In todays triangular
course, overhaihed the Resoluie
within three miles Of the finish. hut
the American sloop, breaking out a
big hallooner, again took the lead
aud sped first across the finish line
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
WOULDLOVE 'EM
ALL FOR $50;
ARRESTED

OMAHA. Nrh. July % Marrying
Edith" Shook sol AN idea from a
moenzlne story and tried 10 work u.
III The Story lhr, iivri happily ever
Afterwards. but before Edhh can
live happily she will have 10 get
out Of Jail where the federal author.
tiles have placed her for trying 10
work her big idea on bunch of
Nebraska farmers.
Federal officials say she tried u
all over The country; hni the official
complaint was filed IN Nebraska.
She is charged with trying 10 get
-inr on a bunch of farmers who
were 10 anxious for wives that they
were willing 10 put up good money
TO help pay their debts md hiring
Them TO Nebraska.
To Marry 30 or 100 Men.
Marrying Edilh' H. Mrs. Edith
snook of 81. Joseph. Missouri She
was arrested IN Lincoln last week.
Federal authorities say she has been
advertising In newspapers all over
The, e,c0untry and that she has agreed
10 marry anywhere from fifty 10
hundred men-.bui down to date
has not married any Of them. he
cause she already has a husband
Edith denies she has done anything
wrong.
operated a matrimonial aFrney.
ne can crpsc. ard once In q while
] added an nffectiOnnic touch 10 n
letter Just 10 keep up the interest +"
One Of the ''affcctiOnale touches"
was made ON !. W. Gilderslreve Of
lluniley, Nebraska. and these are the
words OF the love touch; Rye
bye. dearest. a million KISSES 10 you.
darling. and a great bie squeeze"
Send Ne 90 Bucks.
The other touch" contained In
-Gildersleeve's letter read like this;
NOW, dear boy. II you love me. send
me 800 right away so | can come lo
You at once and be with yGu."
"fll get out Of this, all ripiit." she
said. Then she smiled and showed
row Of perfect white teeth.
Edith l. a little thing. standing
scarcely five feet tall. and Is a slrik.
Ing brunette. She was dressed In
the latest fashion aud worr expcn.
sivc clothlne with vnliiahir fur'trltn.
mines. n those farmers had gotten
inst one glimpse 0f Marrying Edith
they wouldn't have stopped al send.
Ing her go when she was IN 80
much trouble.
For q number Of years there has
been q shortage Of wives out IN this
western country aud the advertise.
ment rtading Wanted A husband
has always brought a bushels Of
letters.
Go n Timbucioo.
Marrying Edith had a regular
set form Of questions and answers.
and also one set definile amount OF
money which she asked her ad.
mirers io send her. She had Away.
Just had a little sickness and there
was bin of si5 for storage of her
furniture And then Il required siS
for railroad fare. The amount was
s6o-never more, never less. For SCI
Edith would go 10 huntley, or kala-
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
DRYANNOTEvEN
TEMpTED;STILL
A DEMOCRAT

BOzEMAN. Mont. July p VII.
liam ,. Bryan this afternoon an.
nounced positively that he would
moi accept The nomination for prrai.
dent rendered him by The Prohibit.
lion national convention ai Lincoln.
Nebraska.
The first iniimalion Of his nomi.
nation was received by him NJ
"elock this afternoon ai Madison
Lake upon his return from fore.
noon Of FISHING when he read mn
Associated Press dispatch giyinR thr
text of the telegram sent 10 him by
the convention At Lincoln. Ne was
20 miles from any telegraph office
at thet ime. but NJ soon as hr
reached Norris. Montana. h. ielc.
graphed reply declining the nomi.
nation. Tho text Of the telegram
follows;
Actually Fishing.
"please deliver the following mes.
saee to The chairwonan of the PRO.
hibiiion national convention. now IN
session at Lincoln; Having been
away from the railroads and telr.
graph facilities for the past e hours
! have not received your telegram
notifying me Of nomination rendered
me by the Prohibition national con.
vention. hut having seen copy NJ
\ In the hgemnn Chronicle hasten
Ia reply. profoundly appreciate
The honor done me In rendering this
nomination and fully share In the
conventions interest IN prohibition
as the permanent policy of our coun.
Try and IN the strict enforcement of
the Nolstead act without any weak.
cning of ~ provisiiions.
Loyal "a Democrats.
= also share the convrntions dis
appointment NJ The failure Of the
Democratic and Republican parties
In pledge their candidates to such
policy, hut cannot In Justice 10 the
Prohibition party nor 10 myself ac.
cepi the nomination.
MY connection with other re.
forms would make Il impossible for
me Ia focus my attention upon the
prohibition question alone. and be.
sides, am mol willing 10 sever my
connection with the Democratic
party. which has 80 signally honorcd
me in years past.
= have not decided yet how I
shall vote this fall. but whatever
! may feel Il my duty la do IN this
campaign ! expect Ia continue ~ a
member of the Democratic party
and 10 serve my country through
H."
The telegram was addressed b.
bryan's brother, Charles Bryan. ai
Lincoln.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23

SOVIET TROOPS SUCCESSFUL.
IBy Associated Press.l

LONDON. England. July %. The
capture by soviet troops OF the fort
ress Of Dubno. one OF the V0lhynia
group Of foriificaiions defending the
southeastern Polish border. was an.
nounced In Moscow statement issued
ishay.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-23
ADRANOPIE BURNING.

cONsTANTlNOPLE. Turkey. July
23.-Airplancs which flew over
Adrianople reported the city burn.
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-11

faithfully. We approve their conduct
and honor their courage and fldeilty
| and We pledge the coming Republican
administration to such agreement WIN
the other nations of the world as shall
meet the full duty of America to civ
ilization and humanity in accordance
with American ideals, without surren-
dering the right of the American peo-
pie to exercise its judgment and its
power in favor of justice and peace
| Pointing 10 its history. and relying
upon its fundamental principles, we
| declare that the republican party has
the generous courage and constructive
! ability to end executive usurpation and
restore constitutional government. to
| fulfill our world obligations without
sacrificing our national independence;
to raise the national standard of edu-
cation, health and general welfare; to
reestablish a peace time administra-
! ton and to substitute economy and
| efficiency for extravaganza and chaos;
| to restore and maintain the national
| credit: to reform unequal and burden
| some taxes; to free business from ar
! bitrary anil unnecessary official con-
troll; to suppress dislowalty without
| denial of justice; to repeal the ar
rogant challenge of any class, and TO
maintain a government of all the peo'
! pie as contrasted with government for
some of the people, and finally, TO
allay unrest, suspicion and strife. and
to secure the cooperation and unity
of all citizens in the solution of the
! complex problems of the day, TO the
end that our country, happy and pros
porous and proud of its past, sure OF
itself and it's institutions, may look
forward with confidence to the future.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-11
INCOME TAX IS
Que MARCH IS
Penalties for Delay and Failure
to Make Returns-Eariy
Compliance Urged.

All income tax returns covering the
year 1919 must be filed by Monday.
March Il. Each taxable return must
he accompanied by check or money or
der for the full amount or at least one.
quarter Of the amount OF tax due.
Cash payments are accepted only ut
the collectors main ONCE; II sent by
mnil. they are ut the sender's risk.
Residents Of Colorado should file
their returns with, and make payments
Of Income Tax to. Mark A. Skinner.
Collector Of Internal Revenue, Denver,
Col.
Those who must file returns but
have not done SO nre warned that the
revenue law imposes heavy penalties
for failure to get returns In on time or
to make payments on time.
Early filing and early payments are
urged. In order TO relieve the Internal
revenue Offices as much % possible of
oh overload on the onal day, March II
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-11
Official Paper of jefferson County
( MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

The Great Western Sugar Com
pany, Notwithstanding the fact that
about three weeks ago, it made the
firm statement that it could not pay
the farmer one cent more for sugar
bects, has this week changed its
notion and figured out that it can
raise them $1.0O per ton. How
much of this new resolve has been
inspired by the articles appearing in
The Enterprise, is yet matter of
conjecture, but the sudden change
of front is coincident to say the least
as before the articles appeared, new
err "lise" was heard from the COM
pany, but Immediately after the ar
ticles Logan to attract attention, the
company was Immediately on the de-
fensive. So much for the power of
the local press. when it espouses a
just cause.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-11
NOTICE

of Final Settlement and Determine
ton Of Hsirship.
Estate of ROSE H. M'ENTERFER,
Deceased. No 1865.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of April, A. D., 1920, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
will present to the County Court of
jefferson County, State of Colorado,
at the Court House in Golden, my &C.
counts for final settlement of admin
istration of said Estate, when and
where all persons in interest may ap-
pear and object to them, if they so
desire.
And at the same time and place
upon the verified Petition Of Harvey
E. McEnterfer, claiming therein to
be husband and an heir at law Of
said deceased and as such entitled to
an estate of inheritance in the in
testate lands, tenements and heridi-
taments constituting all or a part Of
said estate, said court will receive
and hear proofs concerning the heirs
of said deceased, and will judicially
ascertain and determine the heirs of
said decedent. it being alleged in said
Petition that said petitioner, Harvey
E. McEnterfer, and George J. Red
ford, both of Arvada, Colorado, he
surviving husband and son respective
ly Of said deceased, are her only heirs
at law. All persons who are or who
claim to be heirs of said deceased
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-11

After reading the findings Of the
Republican committee on naval a.
wards, the whole fiasco has fallen so
flat there is mighty little comfort for
the ones investigating the investiga-
ton, and the value to the people who
are paying the bill is of even less
significance. 1t is simply a disgrace
to spend the Nations time and money
solely for the purpose of furnishing
ammunition for the Republican cam
paign guns.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-11

The editor has been having a great
tussle with the flu the past two
weeks or more. While there arc no
doubt, many who could get out the
paper with greater success ahan the
editor yet it is hard proposition for
one to step right in amt fill the bill
on short notice, or without first be-
ing familiar with the office. Hence
We trust that cur readers will bear
with US under these trying circum-
stances.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-11

and interested in said estate to ap-
pear and defend therein or abide the
ction Of the court in the premises.
HARVEY E. M'ENTERFER,
Administrator of said Estate.
Published March IL to April inclu.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-11
PAY AND FILE
INCOME TAX
BEFORE MAR. Is
U. S. Internal Revenue Bureau
Gives Warning That Severe
Penalties viii Be Enforced.
WOMEN WITHIN LAWS SCOPE;
HOW THEY REPORT INCOME

The Income Tax drive comes TO .
close on Saturday night, March Is.
All payments and returns due on that
date under the provisions of the new
Revenue Law must be in the hands of
local Internal Revenue Collectors be-
fore their offices close that night.
The Income Tax is being collected to
meet the war expenses. Every person
who shouted and footed his horn on
Armistice Day is now called upon to
contribute his share Of the cost Of win.
uing the war.
The laCgards and the dodgers will
face severe fines and Jail sentences.
The Internal Revenue Bureau an.
nounces that Its officers will check us
all up to see that every person who
comes within the scope Of the Income
Tax law did his share.
Where to Pay and File.
Residents Of Colorado and Wyoming
are required to make their returns
and pay their taxes to Mark A. Skin
ner, Collector of Internal Revenue.
Denver, Colo, or to any of his deputy
collectors who are now doing free ad-
visory work on Income Tax.
Payments sent by mail should be at
tached to the returns and should be In
the form Of check, money order or
draft. Cash payments by mail are sent
ut the Taxpayers risk Of loss.
II YOU are unable to make your re-
turn personally because Of illness. nb
sencc or incapaclty. an agent or legal
representative may make your return.
II there are any doubtful points rs to
your items Of income or allowable de-
auctions, you should get In touch ut
once with a Revenue officer or bank
er for advice.
Women Pay Tax.
Women are subject to all the require
mcnts Of the Income Tax. Whether
single or married, wOman's income
from all sources must be considered
II unmarried. or II living apart from
her husband. she must make her re-
turn for 1918 II her net income was
$1,000 or over.
II married and living with her hus.
oand' her income must DC considered
WIN me husb"pds II determining ths
''"o'''y TOT return. Ihelr JOINT IN
come. less the credits allowed ny law
IL SUBJECT 10 normal tax. Tie wires
net income IL CONSIDERED separately III
computing any surtax that may DE d"e.
HUSBAND ana wire me Jo'htiy. rs 1"
rue, II the husband aDes NOT 'hc'ude
"'s vines income IN MS RETURN tne
WIG '''"S' me separate return.
osSeTs TensNSe
t"e nc" revenue i'a" places severe
l'',''''es on Z person VINO iahs !"
'''ahe return on t'me, refuses 10 make
return or rehders ira"du'eht return
~" ,"''ule u NUKE IetulI1 anu Pn! tmH
v" .'"e ING y. not more '"sh S'V"'
.,,,. H. ..;., ~" 50 pel ee'' VI .N ,"A
rcrus,,r wI,r,I,v 10 .n.La r.,n., w. ",
for mnr,rr ,.,.a M rr,v,,n,an, r'
,ur, thor. 10 . onn -, nm, o.n.n,,,n.
sin ono md ,r,nrI..nm.n. -, mn. ~
c.n,,,ny ona v..r =. ho,h '
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The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-11
SQUARE DEAL FOR EvGRv
INCOME TAX PAYER

4 Washington, d. G. - ''rhc
4 rights OF all persons now Ming
4 Income Tax returns ars amply
4 protected by provisions for
4 abntemcnts, refunds and ap-
4 pcnls." says Commissioner Dan.
4 lei q. ROPER.
4 EVERY person can bc sura Of
4 square deal. No pensSn II ex.
4 pected to pay more than his
4 share Of tnx. Ills share II dc.
4 tertnined solely by the amount
4 and nature Of his net Income for
4 1918. rs defined In thu law.
4 abatement petitions nre Jsalt
4 with Open.mihdsdly. Refunds
4 Will BE- made IN every caAs where
= too much tax II errtnesusly col.
4 lsctsd.
4 THE Income TaE In on the
4 lever al the way tAS0ish."
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The Arvada enterprise., 1920-03-11
INCOME TAX
IN NUTSHELL

WHo-SinEh persons Who had
net income Of $1,000 or morn
for tive year 1919.
Married coupies who had net
income N $1,000 or more.
WHEN-Afartf, II, 1870. Nv finsl
date 70, hung returns and
making hrst payments.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Internal
Revenue for District In which
the person ranides.
HoW-FulI directions on Form
1904 nad Form 1910; also
tho law and regulations.
WHAT-F0ur per cent normal
tax on taxable Income up 10 a.
1D In excess Of exemption.
Eight per cent normal tax on
balance Of taxable income. Sur.
tax, from one per cent to sixty.
five per cent on net incomes
over 5000.
Evening journal., 1920-02-06
SUFFRAGISTS
SEE VICTORY
Expect Four More States to
Ratify Amendment This
Month
ALSO HOPE TO
WIN IN NEW JERSEY

WASHINGTON. Fab. 6-With the
announcement Of dates for special ses-
sions in Arizona and New Mexico legis-
lstures four rati1catlons OF the suf-
fraee amendment ere scheduled for
February. The first session viii occur
on Febory Z in Nevada. The others
win follow on February II. in Idaho,
February 70, In Arizona. and according
10 telegram just receivedd by the
National Women's Party. on February
i6 in New Mexico. The first three are
fun suffrage states and certain TO
raiify while The New Mexico lsglsla-
turo Is counted upon 10 act favorably.
With ratification Of these four States
"a states viii have acted favOrsbly on
the suffrage amendment and 1--WE more
natifeaiions viii remain 10 be won.
Sunragisis are also hopeful OF VIC
tory In New Jersey, where the State
Senate has ratified and the House acts
next Monday. National and local Lead
ers OF tha W0men's party ere in Tren-
ton working 90 hold their majority
as3inst the desperate attacks OF New
Jersey aniis, Jed by the Nugent and
Baird forces.
The Nomcn's party Is also cam-
pngning FOR immediate special sessions
IN Washington and Oklahoma two
fun suffrage Siaies in which the gov
ernors have refused 10 call special ses-
sions' In Delaware, where a local issue
has SO far blocked the calling Of
speciui session. and ia Connecticut.
Vermont and west Virginia. where The
legislatures are favorable. II the gov
efnors win call special sessions.
The vote In New Jersey Is held bv
suffrage leaders % be OF the greatest
Importance, since IL New Jersey does
not ratify. a special session win prob
ably be needed IN Vermont or Connect
lent where the governors are strongly
aDti-suffrage.
Evening journal., 1920-02-06
TO ATTEND BANQUET
OF W0MEN'S CLUBS

Mss Edsth L. Hughes. director ofah
thrift work in Delaware conducted bv
the War Loan and Savings ORGANIZATION
OF The FEDERAL government. WIN at
tend The conv nti0n OF the National
Federation Of Business and Profession
81 Women's clubs at the Hotel BUt-
more New York, tomorrow. The
convention viii conclude with n ban
quet in the evening at the same hos
tclry Miss Hughes viii be acoompa-
MED to The convention by Miss Ellen
Colby and Miss Ethel Schoneld, OF This
city, also as representatives of the
Business and Professional N0men's
Evening journal., 1920-02-06
THESE HENS pRoFTTaBLE.

Foriy-ons eggs In forty-nlne days Is a
record made by one or pen OF eight
barred rock hens OF William Anderson,
Of No 1918 Lancaster avenue. The
eight pullels produced POI eggs. An
other pen Of i6 pullets. barred ply
mouth rocks. laid 297i eggs in i2
months, making an average Of iSJ eggs
each. The highest individual layer
uade a record OF 2i9 eggs for aho
twelve months. The best record for
an individual hen was is2 eggs.
From % hens he gathered the COO
eggs in December and $40 in The month