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HUNGARY ACTS TO
DETHRONE CHARLES
Bill Passes Two Readings In Assem-
bly With Final Action To-
morrow.
.IBy Associated Press. ]

BUDAPEST. Nov. i.-The Hun
garian National Assembly today
passed two readings to the bill call
ing for the dcthroning OF former En-
peror Charles. IT then adjourned un-
til Sunday, when the measure will
come up for third reading and final
passage.
Count stefan Bethlen. tho Premier.
who introduced the bill. is expected
formally TO resign Immediately the
bill becomes law. and afterwards re-
constitute tho Cabinet.
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ULSTER NOW STUMBLING
BLOCK IN NEGOTIATIONS
British Representatives and
Sim Feiners Reach Meas
ure of Accord.
CRAIG SEES PREMIER MONDAY
Report Ireland May Re Designated
ms "An Associnte Nntion" Instead
OF n Dritish Dominion--Cnbinet
Meets in belfast.
CRAIG SEES PREMIER MONDAY
ny Associated pre..l

LONDON. Nov. 4.-The sequence to
a breakdown In the Irish conference
would be wnr which would cost
f200, 10000 declared T.. G.. KeIlawny,
postm mnstcr-Gcnernl, Mt n politl-
cal meeting Mt Rushden today. He
believed II probable TINT $4,000 lives
would have 10 be sacrificed to con-
aucr Ireland should such war he
wnEcd.
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10 Shot for Theft In MOSCOW.

MOSCOW. Nov. 3.--Ninetecn. men
have been shot and forty men and
women senterced to prison terms at
ter conviction before a Moscow court
martial for thefts OF diamonds; plati-
mum and old silver and tewelry from
the government stores. & ,.,i
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FIND MRS. SOUTHARD
GUILTY OF MURDER
Jury. After Twcnty-Thrce Hours
Returns Verdict In the Second
Degree.
inv Associated Press.

TWIN FALLS, IDAHO, Nov. e.
Mrs. LYDIA Meyer Southard was de-
clared guilty of econd-degree nur-
dor of Edward F.. Meyer. her fourth
husband, by q, jury in district court
hero this afternoon. The verdict was
returned after twenty-threc hours
deliberation.
Tho defendant showed no sign of
feeling. and did not raise her eyes
from the floor when tho verdict was
announced. The verdict carries a
penalty OF not less than ton years
imprisonment. Sentence will be
passed at $3.50 A. NJ. November z,
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Five Bandits Get ss.aao.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. A.
Five men in All automobile held up
two runners Of the Corn Exchange
National Bank today, robbed themi OF
$4,000 and escaped. ff a
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Long Fight to Overthrow C.b,n.,
fBy Associated pror. -

"hsfilNuIoN. d. c.. Nov. 4-Re-
neated attempts have been made at
ionyo 10 overthrow the Hara CabI.
NehseiRai' or opposition party.
I".ef Ea, inc presidency OF viscount
hato. who was Foreign Miniatar,
when the twenty-one demands m
emma wero presented, accused ~.
ministry with incompetency and fan
ure In handling tho empires roll.
tlons with foreign countries MrS
nara was particularly attacked or
account OF his Siberian policy. wbich
was declared to be vaciliatinr and
financially rulnous. The opposition
demanded the immediate withdrawai
oi .he Japanese troops from Siberia.
ING Shantung negotiations and the
ceiiapse or tho Dairen conference n ~
which Japan hoped to make a wori.- I
ins agreement with the Far F.astern
Iepuoiic at Chtta. have tended. in,
tho opinion OF some observers, ~
augment the division between tha,
poiitical parties. who also hold dIf-;
iereht views as to the proba BILE re-
suits or the Washington conferences
Inc status OF the Anglo-Japaneee al
anGe Is also another factor enter
ING INTO the general situation. "a
led by the Jill Shimpo. earnas,I,,
counseled Mr.. Hnra to come neraon
ally to Washing ton and direct tha
cause cause OF japan. Apparently Mr.
nara decided that he could be more
usciui az Tokyo as being in n het
ler position to obtain the s,,pnort NJ
an the groups behind the throne and
.he government for his Washinpton
policies. '"'"s ton
ou'fnse Comes Mt Dramatic Moment.
~,
me assassination OF Premier Hara
comes at a dramatic moment when
the Japanese delegation is assemblJne.
for the Washington conferenca amS
when Japan is intensely interested
IN tho international Issues in which
Premier Hara has until now taken
such an Important part He had been
urged TO head the delegation Ia
washington and. for time, had tbe
mater under consideration, but fn-
my aeclded that his services would
oe better employed at homo during
the discussions at Washington.
Premier Hara frequently nddrex.ad
me Japanese Diet concerning the
serious work ahead for Japan All
washington, and on October he
expressed the view tnat Japan.s CHIEF
ann would be 10 put an ond to race
narrlers. lie later conferred with
the American Ambassador at Tokyo.
ahdSthe Premier soon afterward an
notnced at meeting OF the govern
ment party that Japan was, willing
to compromise 6ntthc Shantung quas-G &
ton with China, which had long been 5:
main subject OF controversy.
Premier Hara declared In recent s
statements that Japan was ready 10
accept n limitation OF her naval es-
tablishmcnt along with the rest Of
the world. and always keeping in
mind the necessities of her national
defense.
Takashi Hara had been Preminr5 Of 3
Japan. since 1918. when he formed q
Cabinet after the fall OF the Teranctis
ministry, the Sieyu-Kai party, OF &
which he was leader, taking con-
troll. The position OF the Premier and
his party was CONFIRMED by the gem
Nral election In Nay. 1890. that party.
securing a great majority y : ssgi
The Premier had long and
tcontinped ON Page 2. Col 4.5gyT, (
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Takaha.hi 10 a.co,,

10 Hecome Premier. :
LONDON, Nov. 5.-A Tokyo dis
patch TO the London Times says that.
inc post Of Premier of Japan. made
vacant by the assassination Of
ahashi Hara, will be assumed by,
.ne FINANCE Minister. Koretiyo Taxa
hashi So =
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HARA, REAL RULER
OF ISLAND EMPIRE
STABBED TO DEATH.
Assassin Not a Korean as
Reported When First
Arrested.
MINISTER DIES IN HOUR
FOLLOWING ATTACK
Prominent in Japan's Politi-
cal Life and Progress
Four Decades.
ORGANIZED CABINET IN 1918
Dictated Policy of ConciIintion yotc.a
pS Arms Conference Delegates
Now at Washington.
ORGANIZED CABINET IN 1918
dictated Policy of Cancellation Voiced
~ Arms Conference Delegates
Now at Washington.
IDy United Nc,ys.l

TOKYO, Nov. i.-Thot the .t,ht,,,.
of Premier Hnra In the Tokyo r,Ii-
rond statIon may be n pnrt Of , NJ
IitIcai plot. WINS thoiirht probaI,I.
Mhen u WINS n"eertained that the as-.
sns'th' who was caught. was not
N"re"n' ns mt first supposed, hut n
Japanese. ~
inc original theory that nssassins-.
ion was caused by agitation aKaIn.t
Japan" Korean policy hns been ais-
carded. .Ys
The nuthorltic. arc ErlIling In.
ASSASSIN in an effort to ascertain his,
motives. ',-1-'15 :
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Stabbed by Dem.n,.a y,x

BY Associated Press.l
NOV. Premier Hara waaS
a'.,iy stabbed In the breast. today
a' .he railroad station In Tokyo.
ne died an hour later. The assas-
SIN, VINO Is IS years old and demented.
was arrested. lC'.'t.,'-S1 =
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Alive Lobsters and Boston Scallops
Hotel RueGer---Adv.
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Choice oysters in all styles-Hotsi
.Ruo2ers--Adv.
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Comfort Economy, York River Line
Baltimore. Daily Ex. Sun.--Adv. ;.
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The Weather

Fair md colder today, tomorrow
will be fair. Is forecast
for Virginia.
For weather report. SEQ editorial paso
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-28

and approved by the board Of trus-
Lees OF said town, and now o2 file
in the office Of the clerk OF said
town, be and the same is h"~cby
authorized and ordered, the mat; iil
TO be used in the construction -
said Improvements to be such as lave
been heretofore designated.
Section 5. That by virtue of and
in pursuance Of the aforesaid laws,
local improvement bonds of the town
be issued for the purpose of paying
for the local improvements in this
ordinance described and provided to
be constructed in said Arvada Paw
ing District No. /, Arvada, Colora do,
in an amount not to exceed the whole
cost of said improvements, including
engineering, inspection, collection,
other incidental expenses ard inter
est, as in said law provided.
Section 6. That said bonds shall
be dated October /, A. d., 1921,
shall b. ar t name of the disir' ct i'm
proved, shall be payable to the bear
err twenty-five years from and after
the date thereof, subject to call and
prior payment as by law provided,
shall be subscribed by the mayor, at
tested by the town clerk. under the
seal of the town, shall be payable out
of the moneys collected on account
of the assessments made for said i'm
ppovements, shall bear interest at
the rate Of six per centum per an
mum, payable semi-annually, shall
have forty-four coupons thereto at
tached, attested by the facsimile sig
nature Of the town clerk evidencing
said interest, shall be in denomina-
tons of one thousand dollars or five
hundred dollars each, or both, except
the last bond of the issue, which may
be in any convenient denomination,
and shall be numbered consecutive
" from one upward. The principal
shall be payable at the office of the
town treasurer, and interest shall be
payable at the office of the town
treasurer or at the banking house of
Kountze Brothers, in the city Of New
York, U. S. A., at the option of the
holder, and the treasurer is hereby
authorized to remit the necessary
funds with exchange, to the institu-
ton hereby designated, for the pur-
poseof making said interest pay
ments.
Section 7. The said improvement
bonds shall be issued from time to
time by the town treasurer on estl-
mates of the town engineer, ap-
proved by the board of trustees, but
the mayor and board of trustees may
use said bonds at par for the pay
ment Of engineering and other cleri-
cal expenses and cost of inspection.
or the mayor, with the approval OF
the board of trustees, may sell suffi-
cient of said bonds at par to pay
said expenses in cash. The town
treasurer shall make and preserve a
record of all bonds issued hereunder
in n suitable book kept for that pur-
pose.e
Section s. That said bonds and
] the coucons thereto 8 tash2i shall
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d., 1921, and that on said day at
ight o'clock P. NJ. all complaints
ard object ons that might be made in
writing concerning the proposed i'm
rravement- by the ow e. or owner
Of any real estate 10 be assessed, or
any person or persons interested
cenera!ly, would be heard ard deter
mined by the board o. trustees o
said town Of Arvada before final &C
ton of said board thereon. and thai
after the determination of all com
plants and objections was made
said board Of trustees would take u
and consider an ordinance creating
said district and ordering the i'm
provements in said resolution and
,otice proposed: and,
WHEREAS, the said town clerk,
by advertisement for period Of
more than twenty days prior to the
said 25th day of July, A. d. 1921,
published in the said Arvada Enter
prise, a newspaper of general circu-
lation in the town Of Arvadd, gave
notice in form and substance of the
matters and things above mentioned
as having been ordered to be given.
in all respects in accordance wilr
law and said order: and,
WHEREAS, ft said hearing the
only objection or protest against the
creation Of said district was and is
hereby expressly overruled and de-
MED: and,
WHEREAS, more than thirty daya
have elapsed since the dat of the
first publication Of said notice;
THEREFORE. Be 1t Ordained by
the board Of trustees of the town
Of Arvada, Colorado:
Section /. That said improve
mcnts hereinhefore described and re-
fcrred to, consisting of street i'm
provements, all as in the petition for
said improvements set forth and de
scribed. were duly ordered after mo-
tice duly given, and that the netition
required by law was presented to
said board Of trustees, and that said
petition was subscribed by the re-
nIired number Of owners, all as re
1uired by law.
Section 2. That local improve
ment district be. and the same is
hereby established and erected out
of that portion of the town of Ar
vada, Colorado, consisting OF tn'
lots and lands abutting on and ad-
iacent to Grand View avenue in sr'd
town between the west side Of West
First street and the overhead bridge
in said Grand View avenue crossing
the tracks of the Denver Tramway
Company, to n substantially equal
depth from each side of said Grand
View avenue, to-wit. 100 feet on
each side thereof, and parallel there
70. =,
Section 2. That said district shall
he known as and the same is hereby
designated Arvada Pacing DistSict
No. /, Arvada, Colorado.
Section 4. That the construction
OF the street improvements in and
for said district. as shown by the
plans, specifications and mans there
OF prcpared by the town engln ec'
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Town Clerk"

Town Clerk"
Section 10. The town clerk is
hereby authorized and directed to
have printed such bonds as may be
required to meet the actual cost of
said improvements, as herein provid-
ed, and when said bonds are pre-
pared, to deposit the same with the
town treasurer, to he issued as here
after directed by the board Of trus-
tees.
Section II. That the mayor and
town clerk be and they are hereby
authorized to advertise for bids to
construct said improvements, for not
less than ten days in the Arvada En-
terprise, newspaper Of general cir
culation, published in such town.
Section ~. All ordinances or
parts thereof in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed.
Section 10. Bv reason Of the fact
that the completion at the earliest
possible date of the Improvements de-
scribed in and contemplated by this
resolution, is necessary to the imme-
diatc preservation of the public safe
tv this ordinance shall take effect
five days after its publication.
Section a. This ordinance. after
its passage. shall be recorded in n
book kept for that purpose, shall be
authenticated by the signatures Of
the mayor and town clerk. shall be
published in the Arvada Enterprise,
ncwsnancr published in said town,
and shall be irrepealable until the in.
debtedness herein provided for shall
be paid in full.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this
26th day Of july. A. n. 1921.
RICHARD RUSSELL,
tScaD Mayor.
Attest:
HAZEL NJ. GARL1CK.
Town Clerk.
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Attest
Town Clerk.

IoW'' 'ifih'
Section o. That pursuant to the
authority vested in the board OF
trustees Of the town of Arvada by
Section 10 Of the aforesaid law. the
town of Arvnde. Colorado. does here
by prarantec the payment of al. the
said local imrrovemcnt bonds OF Ar
vada Paving District No. !, Arvndn
Colorado, which bonds are rarticu-
larry described in End authorized bv
this ordinance. ard that the mayor
and. town clerk Of the town OF Ar
vada be and ttev arc hereby author
lied and directed 10 endorse on each
of the aforesaid local Improvement
bo-ds the following guaranty:
payment Of the within bond is
guaranteed BY The town Of Arvadn.
Colorado. by ordinance numbered 61
OF snid town. which ordinance was
adopted duly approved and made q.
Jaw Of said town. on the goth day OF
July. A. y. 1921. bv two-thirds
vote Of all the members OF the board
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The Town Of Arvada, in the Coun-
~ Of jefferson. State of Colorado.
for value received. acknowledges it.
Golf Indebted and hereby promises
To nav to the bearer hereof the sum
iof - Dollars,
in lawful money of the United States
! ~ Amere;ca. on the first dsy of Oc-
tober A n 1o43 subject to call ana
navment however. at any time prior
thereto, with interest thereon from
date until payment at the rate Of
civ nor contum ,er arnum. payable
scri-annuallv on the first days Of
| Anr;, and October in each wear, the
nr;,,c;nol he;np payable at the office
If the town treasurer. and the inter
oct he;nr navable ut the office of the
town treasurer or at the banking
house of Kountz Brothers, in the city
of New York, U. S. A., at the option
of the holder, unon presentation
and surrender of the attached cou-
mons or this bond as they severally
become due.
This bond is issued for the pur-
nose of paving the cost of street i'm
nrovements in Arvada Paving Dis
trict No. /, in the town Of Arvada,
Nv virtue Of and in full conformity
with an Act CT the General Assem-
b,v IF the State of Colorado entitled.
"An Act TO provide for the construc-
ton of local improvements in cities
~ all classes having population OF
less than one hundred thousand and
incorporated towns, the issuance OF
local improvement bonds thereof
,nd Tho assessment and payment of
the cost of said improvements" an
nroved April 8, 1899, the amend
ments thereto. and m ordinance OF
said town duly adopted. approved
published and made law of said
town prior to the issue hereof.
This bond is PAYABLE out of the
proceeds of special assessment to
he levied upon real estatn situate IN
the town of Arvada. Colorado, in
said Arvada Pawn" District NO. l.
specially benefited by SAID improve
nents. and the amount of the assess.
nents 60 to he made upon the real
est,te in said district for the pay
ment thereof, with accrued interest.
;s hv the aforesaid Act, made lien
WON said real estate in the respec-
tive amounts to be aprortiored t.
sa;d real estate and assessed by an
ord;nance of said town, and it is
hereby certified and ren'ted tina,
tn,rr for said district. including this
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2 agisterod:
Town Treasurer.
form of Coupon.o

NO. -
On the first dav Of April, A. D..
10, the Town OF Arvada will pay
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be in substantially the following
form:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
State of Colorado.
TOWN OF ARMADA.
Arvada Paving District No. l.

The Town Of Arvada, in the Coun-
ty of jefferson, State of Colorado,
for value received, acknowledges it
self indebted and hereby promises
to pay to the bearer hereof the sum
,f nn11prG
, 1921-08-18
MEDICINE BOW PEAK
LOOKOUT BROKEN INTO.
Equipment Messed Up and the Large
Radial Map Left Exposed to
the Weather.

h Miss Lorraine Lindsey. the
fire lookout on Medicine Bow peak,
reached her post early Saturday morn
ing, h found that the observatory
had been broken into during her alb
sence, equipment messed UP and the
large radial map left exposed to the
weather. says the Laramie Republican.
An inventory of the equipment in the
is being taken to ascertain
III anything was stolen. Sufficient
|carcumstantial evidence has been gath
cred to afford a strong suspicion as to
the identity of the Guilty parties.
When Miss Lindsey reported the mat
ter to the local forest office. forest
rangers We're detailed Immediately TO
make a full Investigation and District
Forest Ranger Williams will make a
report following official government
procedure. Ii is thought that evidence
sufficient to warrant court action can
me had. When the rangers report Is
received it will be forwarded 10 the
laastrict forester at Denver, for refer
lence to the assistant to the solicitor
the department of agriculture. who
viii determine whether the evidence is
IFsufficiently conclusive.
IL is n rather serious offense to
break into n government building. The
observatory ON top of the peak was
built at considerable expense. and
under great difficulty, since the mater
ial had to be carried up an almost per
pendicular ascesEt of fifteen hundred
feet. The equipment is AL of an ex-
pensf1e nature and vandsl ism on the
part sf people who apparently should
know better is something that is hard
TO understand. The forest service goes
to considerable trouble 10 make avail
able the ~recreational facilities of the
forests. Visftors to the top of the peak
are always mad welcome. but the kind
that break into locked government
buildings are apt to find a very differ
ent sort of welcome before such Incl
dents are closed.
, 1921-08-18
Another Old Resi- \
dent Passes Away
One Of the Pioneer Ranchers of French
Creek Country Passed Away
Last Monday Morning.

Isaac N. Sanger, for 20 years a resi-
dent of the Platte Valley, died at Z 100
o'clock last Monday morning at the
home of his son, Chas. II. Sanger. his
death being due to hardening of the
arteries, and his advanced age. Mr..
Sanger would have been rs years of
age next April.
The immediate relatives surviving
are his wife, Mrs. l. NJ. Sanger, two
sons, Chas. III. of French. Rollo f. of
Ketchum, Idaho, one daughter, Mrs.
Julia H.. Wiegand, of Laramie, and
two sisters, Mrs. Mary J.. Collins and
Mrs. Julia Corbin, who reside in the
east.
The funeral services were held yes
terday afternoon in Saratoga. CON
Quoted by Rev. G. G. Marston. Inter
ment was in the local cemetary.
MI. Sanger was born in Clinton Co..
N. Y, April 30, 1919 and made his
first trip to Wyoming in 1880. In
lSS2 Mr.. Sanger was married in Lara
ME, Wyoming, to Miss Clara NJ.
Moore, moving to Nebraska the same
year He returned to Wyoming in
1877 and has resided here almost con-
~tinuously since that time.
. Deceased was not only n devoted
husband and a kind and induIeent
father, but a friend to all and a man
in the fullest sense of the word. The
Sun joins with n multitude of friends
throughout this section in extending
, 1921-08-18
Wild West Show
Sept. 9 and 10
Two Days Races, Bucking Contests and
Other Frontier Sports at Fair
Grounds in Saratoga.

Arrangements are 10Y complete for
another two-day celebration in Sara
toga, on Friday and Saturday. Septem-
Der . and 10.
The Platte Valley has just as bad
horses as can he found anywhere ana
many fast track horses and they
promise n program of races and buck
ing contests mud other midwest sports
that will be well worth seeing. .
The Hanna band will furnish the
icrowd with music. Ii is planned to
have n concert at 10 90 n. IN. the first
number of the program at / 30 p. M.
Another concert at 30 D.. m. and IA
dance following both days.
Ample accommodations will be pro-
vided for all visitors, ana suitable
camp grounds will be found along the
river for all who wish to enjoy an
outing at the same time. The fishing
is at its best and 1t is likely that many
Will take advantage of this opportunity
for a camping trip while attending
the race meet.
Saratoga puts on as good a Wild
west exhibition as can he seer in the
west. Spend these two days In Sara
toga-and bring all your family and
friends.