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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
IN MEMoRIUM

TO my old friend j. M. Bri iacr
lN{f:
~ he wine of life keeps oozing
II drop by drop;
IT leaves of life keep falling
one by one"
Another old friend has drifted in
tn&the mighty p'st. The curtain has
bNkn drawn on life well spent.
~ e shadow Of great calamity OBJ.
~ lres the joyous sunshine of life
III h devoted fanny James H..
BHnkerhoff, old timer. good citizen.
fset friend has passed into the great
beyond. Born in Iowa in 1854,
crossing the plains with his parents
info Colorado when boy Of twelve.
II pm early manhood he devoted his
aAivities to tilling the soil. In 1879
h4 was united in marriage to Miss
L4lian Cook. To this union was
Born five children, one son and -four
daughters, namely. Guy Brinkerhoff,
Mrs. Emily White, Mrs. Olive Tracy
Mrs. Cressic Lynn and Miss Mac
'BrinkerhOff, all of whom survive
HI is also survived by one brother,
I lDsr M;-uftsvuEmunt.4' -Sir'.-B~ark-
erhoff as he was known by all his
friends was a man of sterling quail
ity, honest, first class citizen, n
devoted husband and father. No
superstition befoged his intellect, no
hypocracy marred his manhood. A
big hearted manly man, held in high
esteem by the entire community as
was attested by the very large con-
course of friends who came to pay
4 last tribute to one whom they loved
and respected. All that was mortal
was laid nway in beautiful "Crown
Hill" by the I. o. o. +. Of Arvnda,
using their beautiful and impressive
ceremony. The entire community
join in extending their heartfelt
sympathy in this hour Of their sun
rene sorrow. Old friend goodbye,
we will cherish thy memory.
"The moving finger writes,
And having writ moves on"
II. II. M.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
STANLEY HEIGHTS

Mrs. Marie Stark, who surfcred
FROM an attack of tonsilitis durirf
the holidays has recovered ard !
able to be out.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 4
Vair will be sorry to learn that the
little son Gail, is vcrv i'll. He i
suffering from malndy which Al
the children seem to be having w
hope for his speedy recovery.
In spite Of high prices thorc hnp
been good many Improvement
made recently in the ncighborhon.
in tie way Of buif7inr and rcrnn10r
~
Miss Lefty Waldo Of Seattle y
heen visiting hcr sister Mrs. IL
Johnston during the holidays.
Mr.. md Mre. Arnold No~r' worr
tho ruerts Of Mr.. md Mrs, Hnrriso
~ Denver Christmas.
James and Hazel Millilcr are vic
Tins of the cold epidemic anon"
children.
Mr.. l.. Anderson has rcturncf
from nm extended visit in the cast.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
FREMONT GRANGE
INSTALL Off

The installation \
Fremont Grange 1871
oyster supper, will b
day evening, Janud
new officers to be !
follows:
Master-Wm. M.
Overseer-Ben Blu
Lccturer-Carolin
Steward-Ruby q
Chaplain-C. H. .
!, Treasurer-oe s.
Secretary-Marie
Gate Keeper-Geo
Ceres-Grace Sche
Pamona-Miss And
Flora-Leana Dav(
Lady Asst. Steward
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Brinkerhoff and entire fam
ny desire through this medium to
Express their heartfelt thanks to
Weir friends and neighbors, for their
many kindnesses shown US In our
great sorrow and for the beautiful
fnd generous floral offerings. Your
blindness will be even remembered.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

The Oxford Affair 20 have bocr
given by the Arvada Campfirc Girl
next Saturday evening in the High
School Auditorium HIS been pos'ron'
I'd indefinitely. THROUGH no fault
of the girls the date viii have 10 h'
changed. but the delay will ndd rcr
Il 70 tho performance. Tickets NV
chased for the date first set will W
honorcd for the Performance whe-
Given. which II is hored will be ir
the near future.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

Erward Richter and Miss Myrtle
Williams Of Denver were married Mt
Colorado Springs yesterday, Jan. s.
Mr.. Richter II the efficient, all
around man in the Arvrda Hard
ware Co. store and has q large circle
Of friends who wish he and his bride
4 pleasant and long and successful
matrimonial journey. They will be
home Monday.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
COMMUNITY CLUB HOLDS
q AN INTERESTING MEETING

~ The monthly meeting of the Com
unity Club was had Monday ev~.
ing III t. Town hs.' While tic ut
tendance wa MT as great as usual
on account Of the big Woodman
meeting that evening, those present
took . lively part on all subjects
brought up.
!; A representative Of The Consoli-
dnted Dairymsn's Manufacturing
Go, q Denver. was, present and
asked the aid Of the Club in securing
data - to the volume of milk or
cream that could be secured for a
station at this point. This company
1as recently purchased the Boulder
rsamery Of Denver and own their
Eva building at 92nd and Market
$. 1t Is one Of the biggest cream
-sesy concerns in this part of the west
las It manufactured over 5000, 900
srrrrds Of butter during the past
year. II enough business can be
secured cream station will be open
ed, and, il the patrons and the vol
ume Of business demand it, skim
ming station will be created. ~
While the representative did not
60 into detail as to prices, it was
asserted that they would pay the
Denver prices in Arvada, thus saw
ing the farmers the haul to Denver.
The Community Club favors any
ching that will be Of benefit to the
farmers in the vicinity Of Arvada
Ind the offer of this substantial
company appears to be in that line.
therefore the Club set Saturday,
January is, a. a>tine for the ranch
ers who are interested in the subject
10 meet with the representatives Of
'sthc company and discuss TIE condi-
tirns uron which they will install
station. The Meeting is to be held
at 2 o'clock at the town hall in Ar
vsda. A committee Of five was sp-
Pointed to arrange fer meeting end
give it proper publicity, they were
A. ]. Recht, J. F. Witt, Wesley
= S.aley, J. H. Juchem and J. F. KKen-
needy
Two new members were admitted
'to membership. they were H.. ca
! Traif and KatpA z. lyne6n.
The Club went on record in favor
Of the state making appropriation to
meet the Rockefeller offer Of $780,
1000 for medical collere and hos
pital, and instructed secretary Price
to inform Senator Church and Rep
resentative Hall that the Arvado
Community Club request them to
vote and work for the same.
Considerable road discussion was
irdulged in Is to fixing the roads
leading into Arvada from the north,
but the main bone Of contention was
the rerouting and regarding of the
blackberry hill and corner so as to
make it moro accessible the year
round for the farmers who use it.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

D. ". Comstock, . former Arvada
business mnn. II here from Omahs
visiting his daughter and meeting
eld-tims friends. He ID now located
IN the leading city Of Nebraska, but
enjoys 70 meet his Arvada and other
CGjosede aequaintaness.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
sEMPER SD

Ane SCHOOL CoaSoh
1T Broomfield Grange
fairly well attended,
Of all three districts,
per and Lothrop, wd|
Professor Shriber of
& splendid talk at tn
that, consolidation at I
more thought OF thai
it seems that it is h
blue farmer and his
as they string out fri
in number. When q
high school mother !,
beginning to think i, 4
to do with John or
be. Send him on to
or keep him on the 4,
the rest Of the famil
second one is ready
ed again and keep hi
an education. Therq
~ hard a time as nj
in the children the
had to pass up becs
enough teachers
those days and fortu
through. Today is I
make better citizens
II we want to enco
bred boys and girls
agricultural interests
.WA-AaxA.lao QUA 10
selves, to let the ci
away with us in brail
have something to sci
ciers and money-me
for what we raise. /
we bring up the you
same old ways and ri
in? A good mother
ways want to see the
better than they hav
all we live for and til
children ard their
IS fine a farming
there is to be found q
not start today to get |
school for our boys ant
can point with pride an
to go to a fine school
sire for city life will
It is a certainty that
anywhere in the United
consolidated schools w
wanted the old one roo
again, nor was the
SCHOOL ever tolerated
One thing about the
school is it keeps oul
genuine farmer on his
children with him, but
We will lose him and
each time will lose a
Of the agriculture ooc
who farm have made
where We would be IT
cnt and a life Of conter
is the Farm. Why col
contsnted then via n
school? 1t is up to Ell
to do our part when y
IN the mar future ,c.'
Think It over then act
from the thinking
fathers and the pee pie
s:fGols.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS

-' ces.ty Clerk Fsleh will Be At the
Ford and Davis Garages in Arvads
eli day Saturday. January IS to is
sue licenses 70 those desiring same.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE rullerto
and family Of Lodge Pole, Ncb.
visited during Christmas week wit
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II
Hammctt and family and greufmnLh
CT, Mrs. c. J. Callcn.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

A called meeting Of the W. r. G.
will he held at Bnrth Hall Jan. 9th.
All members are urged 10 be present
81 this meeting. Business Of inter.
est will come before tho Corps.
BY order Of the Pres.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

II. a. S1nilrs and farily, W. II
Took and family and Mr.. W. u
Took Of Denver were guests Of their
relatives G. X. Buck and family NJ
Now Years dinner Saturday last.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

sunday School o:t5 a. N
Morning Ser ic"-'l o'rlort
PRAYER meeting Weinori"v owe
p. Y. p. H. Mt G:3o = n
Preaching Service ut 1880 p. "
ing NJ 1870.
Everyone welcome 20 thoso pf'
virny
We we're cliPhted with the lrr,'
congregation Sunday n. m. Mis-
Nc Weigh Of Denver Pavc fine cd
drczs.
The subjects for Lords Dnv nr'
live oncs. Cone md worship viii
us.
REV. w. =. C0iE. Pn9tor
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06


master Lynn Peoples celebrated
Iis sixth birthdny last Thurs my.
De omber 30, al the home of his
grandmother Mrs. Wideman by GA.
tcrtaining some Of his friends at
'unch.
Tho cantorpieee WINS tiny Christ
mas tree prcttly derorhted rhote
WIS also d pretty Birthday crh 7 ~
I'd with viz canlla1 Thorn cnt
wcro; MiIirod Miller md p ilah
snoefor II Colorado Syringe. 'r md
'frs, Miller md Edwin ~ Of
noovcr, Tbonpa and Ellen N. ret
i"fly Lynn md Eleanor psallcs
and Mrs. Murry.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

Mr.. md Mrs. Ioserh Blchcr wcrr
presented with an 3 pourd girl a."
Tuesday mornin~. the BEGINNING -
. Happy and Prosperous New Near
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
pREssMAKiNc.

Have your dressmnking done BY
Jeanne LaBruxza. Box 30, College
Avenue. Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

Clear crcck Valley Grange will
hold rs first regular meeting of The
iew year on Friday evening Jan. Z.
1horo will be- Initiation, installation
T cff.cers, oyster supper and gem
raj good time. John Morris, Mast
sr Of the Colorado State Grange.
WI conduct the ceremony Of install
7tion in full form. Granger 10
1lrc 70 attend thls meeting ns n win
10 n fine one.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

Rev. II. J. Cntterrl
Sunday School at 10
I'll rcrorts we have the
in jefferson county,
room yet. E.
Morning services at
Sermon subject, "IY
Service" -
Epworth League AZ
led by Miss Alma Brod
Evening service for
ship. Theme "That Of
Mid-weck services eve
ut 1880 p. N. For pr
Strangers arc cordin
one and all Of these
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
Pvesbyssv'-r Ch.veh
Clinton nnnA p..,ln

Clinton pceh pepinr
Bib School NJ oAh a ~
Service for Worghip md proatf
Ing Of the Word II a. NJ.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06
9ANeEL,srIc sBRXicEs
M ,P2EsBy1E IAN CHURCH


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Commencing Sunday Jan. 50, The
ongrogatien OF the Preaby te.ian
hurrh will open 4oriss Of Even
solis.ic services with Rev. John II.
Baxter, Pastor OF Loveland presby-
crian church, IS the Evangelist.
Mr.. G. l.. w. Briefly Of The Re-
ormed Presbyterian church OF Dom
!or will direct the music.
Services win be held every SOM
lay morning and evening sai every
We ing during the week except Sat.
Irday.
Rev. Baxter has the reputation Of
being forccful speaker and Mr..
Bricily has led the music In some OF
the leading churches Of Denytr and
is now serving two Denver churches.
We hope to do he community md
2ur church a goat deal OK GOOD
through these services, God wiling.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

Do1't foil 10 reqd Go Twist
l1rrh add,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. J. WI
tanned . number Of n
Carlo whist Tuesday
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24
SHUTS AND DISARMAMENT

The stirring and able appeal made before the conference of British pre- miers by Gen. Shuts for an interna- ltional agreement looking toward the limitation of armaments ought to prove of great aid in furthering the cause. The rugged old South African premier is respected as much for his qualities of a soldier as of states man. He is in no respect dreamer, but to the contrary he is possessed of very sane and practical ideas. For this reason his insistence that an armament race between the two great English-speaking races would be fa- tai should find ready belief. To pre- vent a disaster of this sort ought to be a matter that would find enthus- aistic support both throughout the United States and throughout the British empire.
 Gen. Shuts says that future his- tory is going to be made in the Pa cific, where Great Britain, Japan and the United States all have inter- ests This history will be just as these three great powers make it. It can be based upon international CO., operation and good will just as well as it can upon national aggressions and hatreds. A policy based on the latter principle will make big mili- tary and naval establishments ines capable, but if we govern our course according to mutual understanding and cooperation big navies and big armies will be illogical and useless.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24
CONSERVATIVE LEADER IS
 NEEDED

The future leadership of the great organization of workingmen, the American Federation of Labor, is, of course, of most direct and immediate concern to members of the organiza- tion, but it is of hardly less import ance to all good citizens who desire just and permanent solution of the tremendous problem of capital and labor. Persons outside of the labor organization are not privileged to a choice between Samuel Gompers, the present federation head, and John L. Lewis, who aspires to this leader ship, except in so far as they believe the one or the other better fitted to negotiate a final solution of the great Industrial problem.
 From this angle of the case, there fore, it cannot be denied that MT. Lewis has hurt his case by his ad- vocacy of government ownership of all the basic industries. It may be true that Mir. Gompers also has leaned somewhat in this direction, but he has not been so insistent nor so general in his demands. MT. Gompers holds the confidence of a considerable element in the middle ground between labor and capital, and this ought to ha a notent pOnSidera tioT, in the Sp- lection of labor chief. On the other hand, Mir. Lewis cannot obtain this general confidence through his insis- tence upon government ownership.
 We believe that the government operation of the railroads and wires of the nation during the war served
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24
TO OPEN FREE BATH HOUSE

The free clinic and bathouse at Hot Springs probably will be open for public use by September 1, acc ording to Dr. c. w. Garrison, who returned yesterday from a confer ence with David Robinson, federal att orney for the United States Public Health Service, and Dr. o. c, Wenfier, federal health officer at Hot Springs.
 The clinic will be open to all who are i'll and unable to pay for medical service, and a thorough medical diag- nosis will be made of each person ad- mitted to the bathouse. Funds for the clinic and the bathouse have been secured through co-orporation of fed eral, state and local authorities ,Dr Garrison said and by many contri- buttons from outside sources. Metz &Co. of New York; wholesale man. ufacturing chemists, have donated 15,- 900 dollars worth of drugs to the hos pital It is expected, Dr. Garrison said, that the clinic will be used as a research center, for the study of the diseases curable by the Hot Springs bath.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24

to make out in the minds of the great majority an unanswerable case against government ownership. They have seen in it failure under a linn ited experiment, and they will not tempt the danger that might come through a general trial. Both capi- tai and labor need at their head men who have clear visions and conserva- tive judgments. There is no time for rainbow chasing and the side that attempts a will O the wisp quest will be the loser.-Commercial Appeal.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24

R. c. Do you know anyone who an be of any assistance to me in getting a position? I have been with out work for some time.
 Apply to Mir Thomas A. Wilson State Labor Commissioner, State Cap itol, Little Rock, Ark, who will be glad to assist you in getting employ ment or to any Local Post of the American Legion.
 Post 21, The American Legion, G. POI Kingsessing Ave, Philadelphia, Pa, is desirous of locating one of their members, Charles Weller, also known as Joseph Moyce or Moice. Anyone knowing of this mans where bouts, pleas notify this post at the address given, or the Executive Sec retary, American Legion, State Cap itol, Little Rock, Ark.
 s. G. M. I am interested nj gov ernment convertedd insurance an would be glad to have you give me some good points regarding this in- surance.
 A-Regarding converted U. s. Gov ernment Life Insurance policies. The Government has gone far in makinp these contract exceptionally liberal in recognition of it's obligation tc those who were in the actice military or naval service during the war. The premiums are very low for the reas. ons that no extra premium is chare. ed to cover the cost of administration no extra premium is charged for the feature of the policy which provides for the payment of the policy in monthly installments should he become totally and permanently disabled. m extra premium is charged for tbat feature of the policy which agrees in case of options under lapsed insrr. anse, to include the disability featpre Tn that amount of insurance allowed under the paid up or extended options Government insurance in absolutely safe
 M. c. Can I Sell my war risk in- surance?
 A-You cannot receive a cash value far wartime insurance, but you can receive a cash value on converted in surance after it has been converted !, year.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24
As Premier Shuts suggests:

As Premier Shuts suggests:
 "Armaments depend upon pohcy' Therefore, our strongest policy should be to make such race for arma- ments impossible. That should be the cardinal feature of our foreign policy
 The time for action by all of these three great powers is right now Within the next few months the three will make it certain whether the flu ture history of the Pacific is to be written in terms of peace and pros perity or in terms of blood and sui fering.-Commercial Appeal.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24

Sour belching and burning sensa- tion in the throat is symptom of in- digestion, and indigestion leads to
 serious diseases. Take Prickly Ash Bitters, it corrects the digestive trou- ble, purifies the stomach and bowels and makes a man feel good. Price S1.25 per bottle. Sold by Hesterly Drug Store, Special Agents. d
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24
TOGERIAL IMPRESSIONIsM

knicker: l understand your wife hls a great eye for color schemes and harmony. anu
 Booker: She's insane on tba s,,h Ject. She buys me cigars to match toon's Magazine.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24

Entered as second class mail mat ter November 4th, 1905, at the post office at Prescott, Ark, under the act of Congress March 3, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24
OUGHT TO KNOW WHAT FIX SERVICE MEN

Replies to questions asked of State Headquarters of the American Leg ion will be published in these columns each week by the News. Questions should be addressed to the Executive Secretary, American Legion, State Capitol, Little Rock, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24

Remember that the Gem Thest will open Saturday afternoon maj nee and evening performance. Ma ager Hardey will resume his reguA shows Monday, the 27th, and son good pictures will be on the Scre during the week.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24
Cai,sunsk Graham Muffin

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 Recipe
 1 cup of white hour. l cup Graham flour. l tablespoon sugar, 3 level teaspoons . C alumet Baking Powder, l teaspoon salt, l cup of milk, l egg well beaten, l tablespoon melted butter. Then mix h the regular way.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-24
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Go to church next Sunday and y will feel better Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29

Benny Leonard, lightweight cham
pion boxer of the world. will again
defend his title in Floyd Fitzsim-
mons Benton Harbor arena against
a Chicago opponent. Next Monday
July 4, Benny will meet
Sailor Freedman in a ten round bout.
Last year. after a long layoff,
Leonard defended his title against
Charley White, also of Chicago, in
the Benton Harbor ring July 3. The
champion stopped the aggressive
White in the ninth round after a
whirlwind scrap in which the chal-
lenger seemed TO have the better
of the milling until the final round.
What Freedmans fate Will be
Monday is only a matter Of conjec-
ture. The Chicago lad has been
training diligently for his crack at
the coveted title and has shown great
promise in his workouts against his
sparring partners. He has a hefty
wallop and is confident Of putting the
champion down for the count.
F1ocks Of fight fans who have
watched Freedman perform are en-
thusiastic over his chances 20 cop
the belt and are laying their money
accordingly.
Leonard will put on the finishing
touches to his training in Benton
Harbor during the next five days, ar
irving in the twin cities today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-29
WILL HOLD AUTO
RACES AT HOBART
Gary Auto Racing Association
Arranges For Five Spe-
cial Races.
Snecial II The News -Times .

Special 90 The News Times
GARY. Ind June Is Hobart
Speedway Will be occupied by speed
ing automobiles Sunday. July 8, rae
ing under the auspices Of the Gary
Auto Racing association. headed by
Dave Shaver, auto dealer. who is en-
Unused with the fast game in motor
vehicles.
Fifteen entries have been received
20 date and more are expected. The
meet is a -for-aU-nObody bar
red-and lap prizes will be offered
by Gary and Lake county merchants.
Special purses Will be hung up for
each OF the five events.
The Hobart dirt track is the fast
est in Indiana and with special treat
ment OF the track that the associa-
ton plans. records are expected TO
be broken by the dare-devils who
viii risk their lives for fame and
gold.
The events are five-rile free fSr
all for Ford racers, ten-mile large
car. ten-mile match race. ten-mile
Ford race and forty-lap or thirty
mile free for all.
Entries should be sent 10 Dave
Shaver. Gary. Races start at three
o'clock. and machines must report
10 starter AT p. m.