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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16

Gunnison for Denver Va Monarch pass
and made the trip in IL hours running
time, 251 miles.
And now, after ten years, we have
as an accomplished fact the dream
road that Mr.. Carter and Mr.. Wiley
and others Of our road-malring pio-
neers worked to establish.
It's just another Of the many items
that go to make Gunnison county the
finest county in the world, and it's up
70 US to show the people Of the state
that we are proud Of this pass and
have something on the rest Of them.
Eight-thirty Monday morning we
leave Gunnison. Are you going to
be among those present :"
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16

science department has been. greatly
strengthened In both personnel and
equipment, and now offers ell the
advanced courses requisite to : major
in any Of the sciences. Prof. w. A.
Manuel will Be in charge Of the ad-
vauced chemistry courses, and Prin-
eiPa! 9. 9. Causey will probably teach
High School ard Elementary Chemis-
~. With tie new building available,
n ehemistry department. gets q
separate lecture room, physies depart
nene moves into spacious laboratories
"a the new building. Dr.. Wiehtmar
y Gtpecting . great deal Of new Oh.
ee4 equipment for the physics de-.
pa.fment Dr.. johnson will move III,
naoleg1cal laboratory and lecture room
into the nav building this fali. and
u nave spece to properly expand
~ depaRtmanf.
Ihe facnlty has undergone { few
changes since last spring, but n tn
mann 10 the same. w. A. Nanuel
Miss GrundberE, Miss MacOuaf. Nisl
Todd and Mr.. Lamont have been Re.
tanned from the summer school fac.
|ulty. Miss Emma Aren't, who was !
n1smber Of tie faculty year before
Iest e back after = year e CoIum.
"a University. Her sfster. Niss
Palmine. will take Miss Yowell'i
|placa; Miss Hannah Stecke1ber1 viii
|replace Miss Westgate. Teachine Is.
ststants viii be: c. r Walker, biolo-
~; Chester Cochran, manual training;
g 7. Hurst, business training. and
Bert Steward, mechanical drawing.
The training school will Be practic.
ally the same. Misses Isabelle O'Neill
end Blanche Ross have zone, Misi
0Nel 70 = position in Portland, Ore
|und Niw Ross to Columbia Univer.
dty< Hrs. C.. +. Hurst Nrs. I,eols
D1ns1hee md Mn. Cora C. Bruins VII
~ nsw 1nemEtrs Of the training fac.
|S1fy. An tllree are former st1dents
VI H. Normal here. Niss Ida How.
(d WIN not rstuxn this spax. Il Il
q de1stcod TIT shs + now travelling
3liss Hateh aud Miss Reddinr havs
leen studyhg a Chicago tits suIn'
|nner. s & 81 Vi. i Il
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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16
FORlaER NORMAL fBACuE8
OPKNs STUDIO AT JUNCTION

Niss Florence West, vocal teaeher
at tie Normal during - past snm-
mer term, has opened vocal studio
in Grand Junction It the knight
Campbell Music Co. Miss Wese y
from Binghamton, New York, thIs b.
ing her drst trip to The west ehe y
posssased Of . lovely eontzsltb vpics
and With Aer exesalsnt QeaIltise g ,
tsacAer. Ne feel thAt ahe he's bxiIliant
proGpects IN Grand Junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16
SERVICES TO BE RESUMED
AT COMMUNITY CHURCH

The Rev Glenn Davies has returned
from his vacation and has announced
that the regular church service will
be resumed Sunday. II A. NJ. and
7:45 p. M. Sunday, and 7:l5 p. N. on
Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16
LOCAL OFFICE OF D. 4 r. G. w.
SHOWS INCREASE LAST MONTH

A. w. Hogan. local passenger and
freight agent, states that during the
month of August, the Gunnison Office
Of the d. 4 r. G. w. was one Of
five only on the whole system, COM
prising Colorado, Utah and New Mex
leo, that showed an increase Of busi-
ness. The Gunnison increase was 22
per cent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16
BELIEVE FORT LOGAN
IS TO BE ABANDONED

Denver, Sept. 10-Word received at
Fort Logan from the Quartermaster
General stating that no more requisi-
tions will be honored from that post,
is believed here to mean its abandon
ment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16
/ HOME TOWN
PAPER WEEK

II Is very that the average newspaper booss IT.
business but gives quantities Of space in boosting the
Affairs of others. S ~
Scunebody suggested that it was tine for the nsws-
bape of the country to adopt week II which their
should be given precedence and the News-C
rfon thoro1y endorses the idea. n .
The date set y The second weak IN November from
thq zh to the 2h including that great world event,
xfnisice Day. zss7 szS sQsE yss -
Yonr H0ne Town Paper Week 81
Thousands Of newspapers win join IN tis event and
our readers vill hear about Il = time goes
reA tc help c.zse TINT q a The interees
cf living condisicns and befter
We TIE readers u the NeN1 GhanplG6
ofh1n III and end hAnd during for YOmr Home
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16
JUNE GIVES WAY TO September
As WEDDING MONTH. SIX
IS PAST Weeks TOLL

And speaking Of the power Of the press, Wen have to
hand it to the Republican the little guessing contest they
aed in their columns last week. They "A wedding is
scheduled in the future for Gunnson Guess who
Herewith report six weddings, and this is September
which knocks that old June wedding faacy in the head
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16
COUNTY BUYS HIGH SCHOOL
BUILDING THIS WEEK

The County Commissioners this
week formally took over the old West
Town High School building from Dis
trict No. l., the price being 5000
The building Is to be reconstructed In
to q county hospital.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16
FATAL ACCIDENT NARROWLY
AvERTED ON BLUE MESA

DR. King and wife, tourists from
Iowa, narrowly escaped death last Fri
day in an accident to their motor car
in the Blue canyon on the Blue
Mesa They were headed for Green
River, Utah. over the Rainbow Route,
and about q half-mile from the Half
way House, while passing thru the
canyon Of the Blue, the floor boards Of
the car became dislocated, rendering
the gear and brake pedals imperative
and as a result the car plunged of
the grade and turned completely over.
Fortunately the car was loaded with
bedding and camping equipment which
undoubtedly saved the lives Of the
occupants. Hartman Brothers' garage
at Montrose sent up q service car to
salvage the wreck.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16
DEDICATION OF M0NlRCRf .,5S
HIeHWAY MONDAY; LhGE
GUnh|s0N DELEGA10N

EighthiFty Monday morning the party kars The Won
Governor State Officials and large deegao from Colo
the Salida Commercial Club informs Tat he has received
gratifying letters Denver, COLORADO Sprngs
City and others signfying their intention talking the
ceremonies ~
Twenty far sch edued o{o from here There
should be This the great tcenc
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16
BRYAN-CAMPBELL

Harry Bryan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Bryan, egtfmahle residents
Of Gunnison, was married on Septem-
Continued on Last Pagel
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16

E. N. Nourse left Monday evening
for Denver, where his daughter, Miss
Eli.absth, wa: operated Wednesday
operation was entirely successful.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16

Miss Emily Ethell returned from
Denver Thursday, after two weeks
absence. While IN sthe capital, ahe
| attended the seasons Of the Colorado
Library Association.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16

Henry =. Lake IL. nj seu. Alien,
80 spsss 8 hsssii lliesissn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-09-16

Mrs. B H. Jorgensen returned on
Tuesday from a two weeks visit in
Grand Junction with her mother.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10
VIVIAN COUNTY ATTORNEY

The board Of County Commission
crs has appointed John C. Vivian
county attorney to succeed the late
Gov. W. g. Smith. The appoint
ment will meet with the hearty ap-
prevail Of Mr.. Vivian's friends all
over the county. He IL recognized
al one ef,tAs most capable young
attornsy1,m the state and being n
Jeffersot seunty man Is very deeply
interested in the welfare of.the tax
payers Of the county. Mr.. Ykiar
took liberal arts and Law AZ the
University Of Colorado, graduated IN
law at the University y Denver n
1918, served A. spscih counsel 70
thc city attorney Of Denver IN 1913
~. Before being admitted 70 The
bar was . Denver Newspaper nsn.
being political writer and, state
editor Of the Denver Times. He
served with the U. 8. Marine corps
during the war and Is now active In
the affaiys Of the Avericnn Ucgioh,
At present holding the position Of
alternate national committeeman Of
Colorado. The Enterprise con-
graduates the county commissioners
on their excellent judgment In max
Ing the appointment.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10
BERKELEY NOTES

Mrs. George A. Shaw nnd small
son Clyde, spent the day Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Shaw.
The Berkeley Community church
held cafeteria supper Mt the church
Thursday, October 90. From the
number Of people who attended, it Is
needless to say that the church has
a reputation Of serving good suppers.
Mrs. James Ray visited in Colo
RADIO Springs Saturday md Sunday.
Regis wins and loses. Last Wed
nesday the Regis Col,erc boys de-
fcnted the West Denver High school
21-0. On Saturday the r.. Collins
Freshmen defeated the Rarrrrs 81
z in n hard fought Gamc. Hcnlv be-
ing the stnr for tire Rsrgers vhilc
Brown and Miller played a great
ramc for the Farmers.
Mrs. George Trintrnshu pr'
daughter have lef. for their hrre
in Rock Island, Illinois after mn ex.
tended visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Williams. Mr.. Trihk
enshu will remain thru the winter.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10

'sseAer on The Rocky Mountain News,
and tie next year Joined the Colo
RADIO Globe, which he purchased
from Ed Howe in 1879.
The following year he began his
career - . Republican power In the
state. He was first elected city
.s1ack n Golden, then he became pri-
DeS5el osasyt0 G5veshot RkhA
and finally lieutenant governor In
1887. In 1894 he was considered as
candidate for governor, but with
drew in favor Of A. W.. McIntire,
who was elected. In 1899 he wa
the Jefferson county representative
IN, the general assembly and was
elected speaker. He successfully
maintained order during the session,
oae Of the storsniest on record.
Gov. Simth was also = former legal
counsel for the Denver iTramway
company. He gave up BID post n
few years ago.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10

hoods where they vii not become a
nuisance to the whole town. Re-
sidential sections are plated with
restrictions in regard to the class of
buildings, and business sections are
set aside in locations where they
best serve the whole community.
Should Arvada develop a factory
district tho bsst iecation wA ssS
district along the Moffat Railroad
and Graves Avenue.
It undoubtedly would add to the
beauty of Avada II the business
block between Wadsworth nnd the
C. e. s. depot could be raxed and
parked. But reconstruction ct this
character is usually very expansive,
case of dire necessity. If traffic OF
the C. & s. railroad at any time be-
comes great, Wadsworth Avenue
apd Graves Avenue will have to have
their grade crossing eliminated, the
first by subway and the latter by
nm overhead structure.
One of the first steps toward
realizing development plan Of this
character, naturally will have to be
the incorporation of the outlying
districts within the town limits. This
again should be done judiciously,
for the land set aside for perman-
emit use rs farm land should rot be
overburdened with the construction
cost which will be necessary for the
huilding blocks. f.
The plan shown in the cut is y
preliminary one that may be subject
to revision after complete survey
Of the territory is made. At the
present time there is not such n
survey, ard this makes It difficult
70 locate ths road lines accurately,
II the next article we will outline
some details Of the Arvada plrn in
connection with the developmo mt Of
Grandview Avenue, and many otisr
items essential to the growth Of the
town.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10
WILLIAM G. SMITH Is
DEAD AT GOLDEN

Death claimed Gov. William G.
Smith. once a power in Republican
politics IN Colorado, in his home at
Golden last Thursday night. A re-
cent operation had not given him re-
lief from an ailment that has rend-
cred him helpless for many weeks.
r Gov. Smith. who was g. years old,
was ut one time lieutenant governor
Of the state, and at another speaker
OF the house Of representatives.. He
came to Colorado from his native
New Jersey in 1872, settling at
Golden. During 1873 he was type
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10
W. o. W. DOING BIG THINGS.

u
If there is any doubt in the minds
of the people Of Arvada that tie
Woodmen of the World is not . pro-
gressive fraternal society. that II
standing for the up-building Of ee
community by protecting it, horses
and extending fraternal help to NJ
they will be surprised in the ns4F
future, when the activities beconk
more apparent. ~
1t has been recognized by TIA
greatest minds in the country, th4f
active fraternalism is the best poas
sible influence community CO..
have for its growth. Realisirs thu
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10
PLANS OUTLINED FOR MAKING ARMADA J
THE GARDEN CITY OF THE WEST

An additional street line is plan
ned between Grandview and Raj
ston Avenues from Graves Avenue
west. 1t may not be necessary to
construct this street for some time,
still it is we'll to define its location
ct the present time, and prohibit the
building of permanent structures
within its lines.
Towns and cities are rapidly COM
ing to restricted areas. Factory
districts are set aside in neighbor-
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10

fact, Arvada Camp No:e6, w. o. W.,
has just completed program for
the last two months Of this year,
wherein Arvada will be greatly
benefited, by appointing John Meier,
L. C. Wideman and ]. L. Miller, al
Of Arvada, to confer with Comfhun.
/ ity Club and other on9epiSDtiop9,
|sfo sdcPe Plsns ~ fHS* 6osI "
which to meet. This committee hiss
been given full power to act, on be-
half Of Arvada Camp. and II is
hoped something may be started In
the near future.
At the meeting Of November l
eighteen applications were fecetved'
and seven initiated. On November
8, twelve applications were received
and ten initiated. This is record
that is Of great value to Armada, a'
we'll is the camp, for it shows that
twenty-seven more homes nre pro-
tected from want and woe, should
the unexpected happen and city
that has its homes protected by
Woodmen of the World certificntG/
has an opportunity to say as Plato
said Forward. Lets progress!
Our people are protected"
On Tuesday, November Is, tn"
Head Consul Of the Woodmrn Of
the World, I. !. Boak, will be pre-
sent and speak on the principles OF
fraternal protection as provided by
the Woodmen Of the World. Head
Consul Bcak hns just completed Q
tsap to the Pacific Coast, where hr
was greeted by very enthusiastic
crowds The impression he left be-
hind him was expressed in thu The
San Francisco Tribune" rs follows;
~Ths Denver man mnde nm excellent
impression upon all who heard him.
He made a talk that brcathcd the
spirit Of loyalty to home, commun-
ity, to state and nation, and to the
genuine advancement OF all man
kind. The world is divided into two
classes, tire men who build and the
men who destroy. There IL no mid
die ground. You are either. build
ing IN or tearing down the COM
munity where you live" Does this
not breathe the frntcrral spirit!
Is II not that which Is most likely
to help city's progress along true
lines? II you believe it Is, you
don't want to miss the meeting sci
for November Is. A large crowd "
expected. Only members and their
friends are invited; also those in
tcrested in the growth and up-build-
ing Of Arvada.
Arvadn Camp has secured It's t.n
per cent increase In membsrshir
asked for by the Head Con5ut, and
Is far on the road to q twenty par
cent increasc. After the first Of the
year, no man In Arvads will feel q
home outside this splendid body OF
men assembled TO protect the hoas,
community and people.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Tickets nre now on sale by mem
beers Of the High School for the Art
Exhibit. which IL TO be held at the
High School building November ~
10, through the kindness Of the
Kcndrick- Bcllsny Company Of Dem
YER The proceeds nre TO be used
for the buying Of pictures for the
new building. Such . treat as this
Is not TO h ignored, especially when
II will benefit the school No much.
prces Of admission are 10 cents for
children and Is cents for adults.
School ID to b closed on Armls.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10
CAMPAIGN CLOSES

In tho Enterprise salssauAnaAip
campaign which just closed Satas.
day the advisory board sdjudesd
Miss Stella Egglsston Of Broowfisad
the first prize winner VITA Dewey
NJ. Taft second. Mr.. TAFT failed to
put In the coupons for bic sdvsrtis.
INK cards sold 70 they were dee
counted. He contends thst Ne VS.
following the instructions Of ~
campaign manager Mr.. Tools, and
threatens suit IN set aside he vsr.
dict Of the judges. Money rspec-
senting the valus Of the psass has
been deposited In the broomfssld
bank pending the outcome Of tie
suit. Roy Piack won the third pstss
and Miss Thslma Strickland won
fourth. The Enterprise has bss,
completely disorsanised during ~
campaign 10 the Newspaper Aas set
been up u the high standard ~
would have Il. We sxpset u ~
prove the Newspaper from WA b
week. But We do not expect - fall
for the representations nsAs ~
circulation campaign prsootsn h
the future. Financially ~ oas wss
a fixsie.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10
Arvada Schools
Are Excellent

The editor Of the Enterprise visit
ed the Arvada High school Tuesday
afternoon and found it to be one of
the most thoroly organized and most
systematically handled schools he
has ever visited. Everything seems
to 60 by clock work. We happened
to be in the building at the change
Of class hours. At the sound Of the
bell the students left their class
rooms quietly and orderly, taking
advantage Of five minutes inter
mission to relax from their duties,
went quietly and orderly to the
rooms they were to occupy during
the next study period.
Prof. Wheatley deserves the high
est praise for the business like way
he has Of conducting our schools.
There is none Of the boistcrous con-
duct 80 often observed around
schools the size Of this one.
Each student seems to understand
that school rules were made to be
obeyed and that his or her coopera-
ton is necessary to make the school
success. The entire faculty
works together in a spirit that gives
Mr.. Wheatley the very best Of CO.
operation.
Arvada has good reason to be
proud of the building that houses the
high school as we'll as the people who
are conducting the school.
The building was erected at cost
of $4,000 but the lots, equipment
etc put the cost at something over
100000. The buildings l location
Is an ideal one, located as 1t Ii on
block of ground at the end Of east
Second Street. there is plenty Of
playground room and also ground
space for large lawn, shrubbery.
etc.
Prof. wheatlcy strongly favors
physical training - . part Of the
education Of the boys and girls un-
| der his su6ervisior, Tha. c4mpodl-
5us eymhastums NJ u sAsensst ~
the building affords an ideal place
for these exercises. Every student
in the building has two classes Of
physical training each week.
JUNIORS were practicing for their
next play in the large auditorium.
Prof. Wheatley explained TO us how
by raising = couple Of temporary
partitions the size Of the auditorium
can be practically doubled, taking in
large hall way md the class room
used as = study room. This makes
the auditorium extend clear thru the
building. The domestic science de-
partment is splendidly equipped to
rive the girls an education along
practical lines. A corresponding
room in the opposite end Of the
building is the laboratory and Is
equipped In the most modern way.
Tho chemicals are kept in a locked
room apart from the class room and
are apportioned out carefully to the
students.
The dressing rooms for the gym
rssium as well o. the other room.
IRE orderly and we'll kept. A few
steel lockers have been installed and
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10
T. Ernsat Adams.

T. Ernest Adams. who came
here from England a. few months
ago for the benefit Of his health. Is
recovering NJ splsndidly that he has
decided 70 resume giving lessons IN
voice placing and development. III
Ia . professional vocalist Of fifteer
years experience with ample com.
pass and flexable voice 10 he can
demonstrate perfectly. He was late
principal tenor Of 81. Pancrn'
church. London and vocal instructor
10 the London County council. Hers
y an exceptional opportunity foI
vocalists 10 svail themselves Of In
truetions not usually afforded.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10

Seth M. Hndlcy Of I.os Angeles
who h on = cross country trip stop.
ped over to pay . short viak 70 biz
old school chum l.. N. Dosns. Mr.
Hadisy lived 1t Arvads for . tine
~ years ago. He states there j.
nothing At all familiar In the neigh.
borhood but the old gravel bed n
Clear Greek.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10

J. r. Bell. who formerly worried
for II. J. Juchem, has rod his s'o-
Gerry store In Denver and h moving
TO Arvada this week. He hes par.
chased the property which has bssn
occupied by George C. Townslsy.
Just what Mr.. Bell will do In Arvada
he has not ~ yet definitely decided
but his many friends are very glad
10 zee him and his family move back
here.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10

Foster Pstris Of Ralst0n Creek
just sold something like 200 Dsre-
bred registered shropshirs shssD nd
delivered them Monday y ~
Bsndsmssr resort ssvsfsl ntJO'
above Evergfesn.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10
Minas Song.

3W0o 0OuBs
Art Teacher: Have yea sssas
thumbtaeksf
Frosh: No cir. bat have ss0s
finesr-naih.
All elAasss had thsir pistarse paAe
Monday. The pAstegrapAss ssN ~
haA ~ samsta inssss1. ~ ~ Z
'wasA TILED ~ ~ fGemf0 49,
break when the frsshasa issesl =
II.
Frank Shepherd won the mile rses
for Junior Glass, Theodore LenS.
second for seniors. Warren 0esder.
third for sophs and willard hin9es
fourth for Freshmen.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10

tice Day and we are planning "a .
celebration all our own. TAs a.
nual mile race for the sehssl psa-
nant Is to begin At l2:l6, 10 b FOL-
lowed by q program by H. Jsajsr
high school. The Louisvills vs1jsy.
ball game which was scheduled tos
Friday night has been called on.
Frosh: I havnt slept for days.
Senior. What's the trestls-
nervousi
Frosh: Nav, I've been slseslns
at night.
II you say faint" there wasat
nobody" "for the love Of nike" =
and other such expression, 20 ars
out Of date. because this b Natioaal
Better Speech Week. "Ths EnglisA
Language Is being murdered says ~
Literary Digest, "And Il must ~
protected" A word TO H. wiss ,
sufficient.
The School Of Mines Glss Club
Is scheduled for an entertainment
Friday evening at o'clock 1t ~
high school. Admission b % esats
and one half Of ths total proceeds
is to 20 to the high school. II
nro0r.un 4. .. %nl1r,.,~, -