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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09
ARTHUR WHITE RnpoaTxD
SAFE n ooGAA EAST

In answer 70 . seesat lsttsr from
~. F. White regarding ~ salty Of
his son. Arthur, and ~ Near East
rslisf workers At kan. Arnsnia. the
following sslf-sxpasaatssy lottsr
lfssM ~ New York sl1sss has bssa
Fscsivsd,g
rvs ssgrst or NaAtlity to send
you any recent wesd freM Kara or
any other part u ~ Rnssian Cau-
casus.
''Ths last sssla;saAssa ~ had was
In the form Of . cable. dated Nov.
ember 9Th, which told Of ~ capture
Of Kars and Erivan b. ~ National
lists and their probable capture Of
Alexandropol and Batosa. II gave
US the information that ell the per-
sonnet were safe and wet and your
sons name was msntieasA It also
told that permission haA bssn given
tho workers 70 withdraw but they
had refused TO do 70, prsferring to
remain at their posts and thereby
protect the $4,000 orphans and the
refugees under their care. We have
every reason 70 bsllsvs hat the work
Is progressing and uasaessstsd, hut
We share the anxiety - TIE parents
and friends Of our psssennsl and, as
sure you that - coon - word ia re-
ceived at this office Il VIM be for
warded to you.
1--WE deeply appreciate the loyalty
If all our wori:srs." s. III
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09
F0RDSoN TRACTOR
MAk1s aEcoAD RUN

Plows 10 day. and aights; turns
900 acres without repairs.
Stopping only fer saselias and oil.
a Fordson Tractor ownsA By N. Kor-
qua Of Luddsn. Dislsy County,
North Dakota. recently eemp,stsd .
record run for forty days. Three
operators wers asignsd 70 the tract
or. each working an eight hour shift,
and thus keeping he trsetss IN oner.
alton twsnty-four hears . day.
"Nins hundred acres wsss rlowed
without one minutes seep for re-
reiss,n-ssys--\As--eDol AssiA-.sssAi~sl
by the Ford Conpaay from TIE
Fordson owner. -sss
The tractor was purchased during
the summer Of 1919. In the spring
Of 1920. Korpua began Ne blowing
and had already turned 200 acres be.
fore he conceived ths idsa Of work
ing the tractor day and night.
Electric headlights were installed.
"perrtcrs were obtained. md with
10 further special preparations TIE
title Fordson entered upon what
turned out TO he the record run for
cndurance.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09
SEMPER SETTINGS

Everybody interested in. school
matters, and we know most all of US
are interested in this vital subject,
is extended an invitation to attend
Consolidation meeting for the
school districts of Lorraine, Semper
Lothrop and possibly Denver View
to be held at Grange Hall, Broom
field on Saturday, Dec. II at 8 p. m.
A short program has been arranged
and Profs. Sargent and Schriber Of
the Agriculture College, Of Fort -Ccl1
Inns will have real interesting mes
sages for the people. Everybody
turn out.
Two debates are scheduled for the
p. T. A. meeting Friday night Dec
II at 8 p. m. No 1 debate reads:
Resolved-"That a dead beat is
harder to beat than a sugar beet"
Dead Beat Harry L. Bates, ST.,
and Max Muhlstein. Sugar Beet
Theodore Georger and Geo. D.
Campbell. ..ta
Debate No. 2 is -"That
common COW puncher is Of more val
ue to community than a vamping
school teacher"
School Teacher. Louis Reilly, Hen
ry Potter and Louis Ploor. Cow
Puncher, Mrs. J. F. Wick, Mrs. r.
Dill and Mrs. Grace Heintze
The Judges are ]. Frank Church
and ]. J. Dreir. The debate will be
timed. Anyone interested in this
debate will be welcome To come and
enjoy the evening. After the de-
bate is over there will be High Five
card games, prises and refreshments
One of the most enjoyable gather
ings held in this neighborhood for
long time was the surprise party
given Senator-elect and Mrs. J. F.
Church enc evening last week. al
their home. The ncighbors gather
ed in gocdly numbers from miles
nto"hu anu Hd'c WI. anu "Hs"'
Church a genuine surprise. The
guests were treated royalty. the
evening passed pleasantly in card
playing, music and conversation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Church leave for Den
yer for the winter where Mr.. Church
will care for jefferson County's in
torests in the state senate.
Last Saturday afternoon Miss
Marie Kalbcr md Mr. Henry Mayor
we're united in marriage at Denver.
Everybody around here knows the
bride as the accomplished daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kalber. The groom
Is one Of the promising young men
Of this section. Saturday night
big dance was given in honor Of
thispopular couple, ard tic Crect
number of friends that ATTENDED
proved the popularity Of the young
people. Sunday a wedding dinner
was served TO 25 intimate fricndr
and relatives. Mr.. end Mrs. Mayor
will reside at the home place for the
winter and mny decide to relieve
Mr.. and Mrs. Ealbcr Of the arduou'
duties Of managing the same.
d
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09
The Msthodiss Chvr. y

Rev. II. J. Catternll. Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. m. 4
record attendance Inst Sunday. You
come and see.
Morning Worship at II. III
Sacrament Of The Lords SuD1cr
will be administered. Pastors pa-
dress on "Thc Christians Ssern-
ment."
EpWorth League mt G:30 .. ~
Evening Song md Prcnch'ne So
Ice At 7:30 p. m. Subject, "Porao~
81 Contact With Jesus" A cordial
welcome to all.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

parties have sought their disinterest-
Cd advice. These men have done
much in one years time to elevate
agriculture n whole to q highc !
plane, to help it make its due plao {
~ our greatest national industry.
This Is the biggest single achieve
ment Of the American Farm Bureau
Federation. There are. however
other and more immediate resi-
that bear telling.
The American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton has represented the Ameri-
can farmer In national affairs in e
fway that he has never been repre-
scented before. Speaking Of a single
voice for its more than a million
members, It has, through it's Was
ington office. compelled attention
to the problems Of the farmer-tho
big, fundamental problems that con
fcern agriculture and the nation rs
whole.
II For instance, when the buren'i
learned that big steel boats on tho
Great Lakes were making trips with
put full loads Of freight, their GER
goes mainly boxes and package
shat could be handled easily. tn
United States Shipping Board was
asked why these vessels were not
hauling wheat. There was a grea'
freight congestion and tie-up. Cars
were short everywhere, and here was
something that might relieve the
shortage and help the farmers Of the
Middle West who wanted their wheat
ahd hogs hauled to market.
The boats had no bulkheads for
handling grain, and 1t would take
$4,000 a boat to build Their, in, SAID
the board. Three days Of argument
were necessary before the boar
agreed to equip two ships for hand.
ling grain. The cost proved to Is
but $4,000 sach. The thing worked
fnkter al tkirty-slx slfsel ships or Chr
lakes under control Of the bod
wsrs equipped At only 4 cost Of 3
SOC apiece. One Of these shirr To
abb to bring down the equivalent Ct
two trainloads Of wheat At trip, 80
many cars were released to handle
other freight.
Shortly after this Mr.. Silver sat J.
the lobby Of hotel in Washington
telling the story to friend. A ma
overhearing him. spoke up:
"Why don't you do somethinr
about the wooden bosts?"
"Why," said Mr.. Silver, II did not
know we had any,"
"Why, yes" answered the man
ever since 1915 fleet of woode
vessels has been tied up in the dock
at Detroit out Of commission be-
cause. under = rate granted the rail
roads and made possible by the
workings Of the LaFollettc Scnmcr''
Bill, The railroads have been NOR
mitted to haul grain from Chicago
to Buggalo for 3.s cents ard to
charge ten cents from Buffalo to
New York City. This has driven all
wheat shipments from the lakes &c
the railroads. For four years, over
the war period, with so much de-
pending upon transportation, these
boats have remained idle because no
one has seen fit to do anythin-."
(Continued next week.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

N Mrs Chna. McFs'den entertained
I,Nc n. ". Of s. Club md Tomc OF
their friends nj delightful one
o'clock lunchcon Thursdny. Those
invited were Mcsdnmcs Putnam. chi
fira BacNc't rirhburn Hhoon. cole
white. Kcnrcdy. Swndlcy. Wilbur
Dinwiddic, Allen and Miss Juchem.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09
CArD or THANKS

Mrs A. G. Jenk7s desires to thnn|
The friends md noighbors FAR their
Kindness and flowers through the
sickness and death Of her dear hus-
b"pG
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

The servicable system calendars
given out every year by the First
National Bank are now ready. 1t
d requested that you appear in per-
son. Don't send the children.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

Mrs. Morgan Of Central City. who
has been visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Ella Rodda, for several weeks
was taken to Denver Monday for an
eye operation and returned the same
day. She il reported as doing nice
~ and expects the use Of her eight
in the near future. Mrs. Morgan
II 81 years old.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

Miss Mary Bacher entertained TIE
telephone girls at her homo Tuesday
evening, Dec. z. Those present wer
Blanche Kaler, Georgia Hines. Thc'-
ma Hines. Maude Wingert, Helen
Klumker. Gladys Mnttingly, Margnr-
It Rogsrs and Mary Bacher.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Klumkcr and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Klunker leave
tonight for Macon, Neb., having
been called by the serious illness OF
Mrs. Dick Klumker's grandfather
who Il eighty two years old.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

Grandpa and Grandma Ben Robin
san are rejoicing over the arrive
Of new grandson at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson at
Lafayette.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

The peace officers Of Jefferson
county will do well 10 watch the
workings Of the cabaret, road house
or Whatever you may call Il, lntely
opened mt Perrin. Denver 10 dump
ing il slums on the suburbs. There
II no public need for such On institu.
ton At that place, and Il Will pay
Jcfferson county big dividends TO
close such . place at the first OPP
portunity. II should never have
been allowed to open.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09
Prssby.-visn Church

Clinton Reed, TT'''7
Bible Schoo, NJ GAS A "
Service for Worship and Pro- !
Ing Of the Word II A. NJ.
Evening Gospel service 1880
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

Harvey Berry who has bsen con-
fined TO his home several weeks Ia
improving rapidly.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs.. Geo.
Anderson Of Ralston Creek. Wed
ncsday morning, Dec. .. . girl.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

Rev. G. A. voight, formerly o
Arvadn. Is now holding revival meet
ings ut Portland, Kansas.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

81 70, N. Evans has been suffering
FOR q few days with q spraincd knee
caused by . misstep.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

Miss Luccietti Fisher, who has
been employed at the Great West
ern Sugar factory at Brighten re-
turned home Wednesday from visit
with relatives at Atwood, Colo.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09
Chriasisn Science

Christian Science servicer nre hc'
Sunday morning st West First nm
Adelaide Streets. At ~ O'Clock
Sunday School at $3.50.
Wednesday meetings at 8 o'clock
?. -. Every one 10 welcome.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09
FRUirDALg NOTES

Ladies' Aid will msst with Mrs. A.
I. Mulhollnnd Thursday afternoon.
Dec. 10th.
Mrs. J. C. Boyd. Sr.. expects To
lcnvc on the iAth for Califorr's
where she expects " spend the whit
or.
Mrs. Kendall Of Denver spent
Sunday with Mrs. Boyd. r..
Miss Wixemer Of Denver spcnt
Sunday with Mr.. and Mn. A. r.
Beck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hearts and Mrs
Gorsage expect 70 leave this week
for Phoenix, Arizona.
Howard HsllIng who 10 In hospi'-
nj In Denver In slowly improving.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

Mrs. Chas. Wheeler returned re-
Gently from an extended visit with
her children At Casper, Wyoming.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

We have some money for Farm
Loan. who wants II. First National
Bank.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

]. II. Lcrcher md wife, srcn'
Sunday here WHITING friends md re'.
Atives.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

Mr.. and Mn. Ford Duncan ere thc
proud parents Of . bouncing hnhy
daughter. The Enterprise had not
heard Of Miss Juliet Hslsa's arrival
on Nov. Int until recently. 80
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

Mrs. D. White who has been IN
the east for several weeks 1t Ceder-
vale, Ksnsas, visiting her parents.
returned last week.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

4. John Meier attended the annual
meeting Of the Jefferson County
Farm Bureau at Golden Weincs my.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09
IM n. Fras4e haa irnproyed ttc nn.

peaIaaes Of his residence on Graves
avsavs - . lfssh eoat Of paint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
CONTINUED From saturday.
CHAPTER NNtN.
r.r Harri..,. ~ ilutus

shelby dared not move. except 60
feel downward intc this mysterious
opening. Yet he realised instantly
what must have oecurret--the mir
acie which had 80 swiftly disclosed
this secret passage The girl. In fall.
Ing, had dislodged tho very block Ia
the floor she had been cndeaNoring
70 vainly 60 discover II had sudden
" swung downward TO the heavy
blow OF her body. and she had fallen
with It into the unknown darkness
below. But was she dead. or alive
Had the fan stunned herr lie drew
himself TO the very edge listening,
What was down thcrcf Macklin.
perhaps; tho two bodies might be
lying there together In common
grave. But wait. something moved
surely
-olgal Speak to mo-
lie couldn't restrain the agony
with which he uttered the words.
Frightened as she was. dazcd by the
fall, scarcely conscious even yut. or
able TO actually comprehend what
had occurred. his cry penetrated her
mind. brought her back 60 life.
~Yes. III am here. Tom" she
managed TO say weakly.
-And are YOU hurtf" his voice
thrilling now with a sudden return
81 hope.
"Oh. IL don't know. canno,
even tell what has happened !
stepped back quickly. the bench over
80 - a. 81 80 D
around me--wherc am II"
-fn the passage beneath the cabin. =
he explained quickly. 1T has been a
miracle: your fall opened the trap.
Perhaps we may eRcap. from these
devils yet. Make room for mo 20
scome down: the cabin Ia already on
fire. Is the hole deep
~Not very. think. and there II
room
He lowered himself but Il was not
necessary TO drop: his feet struck the
earth floor. and. as he turned. his
hands came In contact with the slab
still dangling. just a. Il had fallen
Obeying the first impulse. aware Of
a sudden outburHt OF red flames
somewhere above him. h. forced the
block upward. back into its place
canning IL there with all bis
strength. until a sharp click con
WINGED him the puncheon again was
securely held. They were alone
isolated. tn the black depths. under
meath the burning cabin. buried deer
IN the protecting earth. lie reached
biindiy out thru the darknesa until
he touched her. his fingers. closing
convulsively on a fold OF her dress
In the sudden reaction he felt as
weak as a child. unable even &c
control his speech.
at was God who helped u.s." he
said humbly. mo one else could You
are sure. Olga you are unhurtf"
Il must be bruised. I suppose: II
was an ugly fan. and-ard I really
think lost consciousness AZ first
Then I seemed TO hear you call ms
long ways off"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
COMRADES OF PERIL.
"BY-
RANDALL PARRISH
Copyright. A. {. McCug Co, 1919
Copyr In ovtB
RANDALL PARRISH

Il lid call you-twice: II was TO tho
second call you answered. was
wild. for thought you had been
shot What sort Of a place Is this
We are inG"
II know nothing There was light
up there, red glare. before YOU
closed the trap. IL tho cabin afiref'
yes: those devils started II at the
rear. | could see the flames thru
the ciinks between the logs. IL was
blazing fiercely then. now II must
have reached the roof. You can hear
the wood crackle even down here,
and We must get farther back out OF
the way. when tho roof falls this
part OF the floor may cave in also"
In spite OF the increasing volume
OF flames above, scarcely a glimmer
81 red light succeeded in penetrating
20 where they were hidden. A very
slight glow found entrance thru a
narrow crack above them. yet shelby
was compelled to learn their insnodi,
ate surroundings more By >cnse of
touch than sight They wcre In n
mere hole soooped out from the soft
earth. hardly wider than the trap.
door which led To IL. tho other
puncheona OF the cabin floor resting
solidly upon the ground. The trench
led 70 the right. sinking deeper as u
advanced. and. within a foot or two.
showing evidence OF an earth roof.
supported by rude framework.
shelby leading the way, feeling his
passage along inch by inch. was sud
denly halted by an earth barrier
which seemingly blocked all further
progress Two props had fallen. and
with them the weight OF earth they
supported. leaving a great pile OF
debris across tho passage. lie could
feel that II did not wholly reach tho
top. leaving a space there thru which
l. might be possible 20 crawl Yet
what would there be- b-yondf Why
should they venture further ut pres
ente IAud was outside with his In
dams. the whole scene lit up with the
I glare Of IN. flames. They dare not
venture 10 expose themselves Here
they were beyond REACH protected
I from both flames and savaRcs. Tn.
less houlc AMONG Nnn4' RHA&tssANA
knew the existence o, this tunnel. OF
acoldentally stumbled upon ita outer
entrance. they could scarcely be en-
posed. Even II one or two found
their way in. this barrier Of earth
would block them. and. II necessary
form the beat possible defense. Tn
doubtcdiy IRud'a first belief would
/ BE- that they had rerishcd In the fire
7 had either been killed. or had killed
I themselves rather than be captured
Z lie would have no reason 60 think
anything else. Before the debris
could be searched for evidence Of
their fate. tho opportunity TO creep
out unseen. ana get away might be
far better than at present Confident
that they had persisted. and that
their charrcd bodies were. lying In the
midst OF tho Sun smoking embcrs OF
the cabin. there would be no guard
watching for an attempt nj escape
He reached out and Rraaped her
hand. drawing her down beside him
! what - III" she asked In a whls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Wonderful ''Repeat" Article

Stenger Berliner house widely and favorably known
In Western territory for fifteen years, has met with
markable success in distributing HAIR-Bitters.
ut s wonderful repeat article" says Mr.. Max Ber
liner "and its quick distribution is due to the fact that
positively does the work When master BARRIERS veterans
who have shops for years. to and say that
HAIR Btters has cured them personally of dandruff of
itching scalp and falling hair, feel that pretty nearly
the last word in recommendation has been said"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Free Clinic Relieves MANY

Scores Of people have found relief from scalp troubles
which, in instances have afflicted them for years
the Free Scalp Clinic conducted daily by the Beriault Man.
ufacturing Company at their laboratories Seattle This
clinic operated to demonstrate the effectiveness of HAIR
Bters has treated of the worst possible and
has yet to fail to give lasting relief Applicants treat
ed without charge or obligation The company is being
deuged with letters Of praise and thanks from those who
have bepeted either by the of the remedy at the
clinic or in their own homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Used in Leading Shops

Leading barber shops with few exceptions and
recommend Beriaults HAIR Bters II is also used
ensvey by the foremost hadressers and beauty shops
In Seattle for instance, such weknown places the
White Building Barber Shop. the Pantages Barber Shop
Peter G. Smiths shop at $40 Second Avenue, McDermots
Barber Shop the Seattle Hotel and the Washington Hotel
Barber Shop using HAIR Btters their customers
scalps with the utmost success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
progressive
barber supply house orders
record shipment of
Hair Bitters


placed by barber house in the Northwest
which,
throughout Washington This the second delivered
iner al ew weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
HAIR-Bitters a Real Remedy

Beriauts HAIR Bitters is genuine remedy. 1t con-
tan alcohol poison whatsoever 1t is perfectly
safe for the smallest infants The results obtained
with it have been little short of marvellous hundreds of
local people attest from personal experience 1t is posi-
lively guaranteed and in addition is covered by money
forfeit such not offered with any similar remedy on
the market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24

HAIRBitters Is Sold by the Best Drug Stores at 81
and So the Bottle and IL Worth More-Also APP
Piled by Leading BARRIERS and Hairdressers. Try 1t.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-19
THE "EMERCENCYp SESSION


~ membership. With all its shortcomings the people o.
required absolutely depend for awmak
ing upon gentlemen who gather at the state house
amendment if sustained, be bar to the development OF
We could have gotten nowhere with highway pro-
gram requirement been in few
could the Eastern Oregon State Hospital been established
If the proposal carries the OF Ia Eastern Term
normal school legislation matter how serious the teacher
institutions be located at Salem constitutional
amendment to establish institution elsewhere
The effect of the amendment submitted Will be to tie the
hands of the peope The purpose is to prevent radical
enacted But radical moves do not in
The people them down Therefore the proposed
step unnecessary that standpoint whereas it will act
uay constructive efforts that certain to be-
The straight ticket ballot law silly by small
politicians thought they doing something for repub
candidates they placed water the demo-
The Australian ballot system adopted in
cradle The bill is attempt to turn back to the old
1t is bad plan for several 1t means hand-
the fit candidate for the benefit of the less worthy ap
antregardles OF which ticket canoioate may oe on II
against intelligent voting and exas the ignorant vote
rounded and herded to the polls It will tend to
keep good running for office time when it al
ready difficult to drag such men into the game
passage of the ten million dollar bonding act the
iealure i oi id "a. = % @ @ @ +t f ni,on in state
road bonds investment is good if get value
ceived There who ask however the state is not
too strongly IN the GRIP OIL @ @ ma az b @ odld ft
California plan that through that plan California has been
Getting 40 per cent more for money than Oregon
CARDS to one class of true
the beaten? With much to expend
roads will Oregon investigate results in
other states and profit by information obtained? If
ncpa paving plant works successfully for Los Angeles and for
the legislature is adjourned it needless to
satisfied your friends that good SO
day jobs will soon be open and urge them to apply
The committees handling mopping up the
Pendeton finding host of people who missed
have not yet reported notify your district committeeman
the secretary of the Commercial Association.