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The New York herald., 1921-01-08
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Bank stocks Rise.

Several bank stocks have shown a re-
markable rise during the first week Of
the new year, prominent changes in
cluding those Of the Chase National. the
Liberty National. the Hanover National,
the Guaranty Trust, the New York
Trust and the Columbia Trust. AZ the
close yesterday Chase stock was 325 bid.
against 290 bid on December 81; Liberty.
$50 bid. 400 asked, against $40 bid, and
Guaranty, 325 bid. 335 asked. against ESQ
bid. 29e asked. The nominal bid COM
pared to the approximate low price IN
December was s05 for the Hanover,
against 100; New York Trust. 600, against
$50. and the Columbia, 2S6, against zV'
The New York herald., 1921-01-08

n. ". Feiter. formerly OF the National CITY
Company. Is with Donbright & Co. Inc
Stroud co. have prepared. IN condensed
form, facts and figures covering United
Electric OF New Jersey first mortgage A.,
Que IN ie4n.
Independent Wareh,ifses, Inc. has declared
n dividend OF ~ share. payable on jan
uary - TO stockholders of record on Jan
uary 10.
The New York Electrical Society win hold
tts 3ssth meeting IN the auditorium OF the
Engineering Societies Building, 20 West
Thirty-ninth street, on next Wednesday
night. Henry l.. Doherty will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
g. I. Hudson a Co. have prepared a cir
cuiar on Liberty bonds describing the In
vestment position OF the several Issues at
current price levels.
Charles y. zeltuer. formerly manager Of
Erwin a Co, II with Mcclure, Jones Reed.
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READING PLAN rs ATTACKED.
Two Stockholders Intervene q
scProtect Their Interests.v

holders OF the Reading company asked
leave to-day in the United States Dis
trict Court TO intervene in the matter OF
the aggregation plan for the Reading
company and affiliated corporations,
which will be submitted to the court as
n result OF its decision to dissolve the
alleged Illegal combination.
The stockholders are william b Kurtz,
holding 1000 shares of second preferred,
and Madge Fulton Kurtz, with 1000
shares of the same stock They desire
TO intervene to protect their interests.
The court took no action.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
Cubn Railroad Company.

In Yesterdays meeting of the direc-
tors of the Cuba Railroad Company no
action was taken In connection with the
dividend on its preferred stock, due on
February 1. The failure OF the directors
to declare the dividend does not neces-
sarily. Il Is stated, preclude action at q
meeting that may be called later In the
month. The directors declared the regu-
lar semi-annual dividend OF " per cent.
on the company's preferred stock.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
steel Tonnage Monday.

A big decrease In the untitled orders
on the books Of the Steel Corporation
Is expected to be shown In a report to
be published at noon on Monday. Some
estimates OF the probable decline run as
high az 100000 tons. but more con-
servative observers OF conditions In the
iron and steel industry place the figure
around $4,000 tons. II Is known. how
ever. that bookings received by the cor
poration during December were meagre
with the high rate OF op-
GRAFTON. and the assumption. therefore.
Is that a very big cut In the unified
tonnage will be shown in Mondays re-
port.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
BOSTON AUCTION RESULTS.

Furnished by Rlchadson, Hill Coz
o4,es5 Mesa Ell q Gas Co. OF California, lot,
$500.
Rts. Lossfr Electric, ia.
30 Plymouth Cordage. 1861.
500 U. 8. worsted common. IN.
American Trust Co. Boston. 2e5.
4 Home National Bank. Brockton, 1bb.
20 Dartmouth Mfg. Co. pf.. 72h.
30 Nashua Mfg. Co. common. f00M-f06.
so Newport Fall River st. Ry. Co., 2is.
~ Boston Suburban Electric Co. com, 7Jc.
100 Mass. Elec. Cos. pf. eff. dep, represent
ing all sec, 3M-3h.
10 Quincy Mkt. Cold Storage q Warehouse
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
CrucibIe steel.

Cricible Steers market action yestcr-
day was such as to give the short in
five hours. All through the day Il dis
PLAYED unusual strength. just az IL had
on Wednesday. and the closing price,
sA. was only little more than point
less than the days high. The net gain
for the day was four points on top of
an advance of more than that on
Thursday. A story put In circulation
Yesterday was that the companys d.
rectors were planning TO declare an
other 60 per cent. stock dividend soon.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
FINANCING Anticipated.

A banker reported yesterday that a
large volume of financing would be con-
summated within the next two weeks,
but that no foreign Government financ-
ing would be settled upon before Feb
ruary 1. In view of the fall in the
charted curve Of railroad traffic to a
point below 1919 and 1918 at this season
of the year, bankers who specialize In
this business do not look for railroad
financing In volume until the railroads
are able to see rising curve in railroad
traffic which may not occur for some
months.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
Yale a Toyvne.

The Yale & Towne Manufacturing
Company, manufacturer OF locks and
builders hardware, has announced
cut of 20 per cent In wages. including
the salaries OF its officials. effective Inn
mediately, and a reduction Of Its work.
ing force by about 1000 men, accord
ing to advices received here yesterday
from Stamford, Conn. The reduction
of employees represents a cut of ap-
proximately rs per cent, as the ordi-
nary force employed by the company
numbers about 1000 persons.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
..MoDERN MILLER,s" OUTLOOK.

sseeiol Despatch TO THE NEW Yonx HmsLp.
CHICAGO, Jan. 7.--According 70 the
Modern Muller "snow covering and
weather conditions are not seasonal and
have led to some apprehension as to the
welfare OF the new winter wheat crop.
No harm TO date is indicated. but the
condition OF the crop is spotted. partic-
nlarly In soft winter sections Illinois
and Indiana show fly damage No
marked change in the attitude OF pro-
duoers Is shown. Interior movement OF
wheat continues to be restricted"
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
sraxweIi-ChaImer. Merger.

The plan for the merging Of the Max
we'll and Chalmers interests into single
unit II ready to be declared operative,
according to a banker In close touch
with the situation. and IL Is expected
that on Monday some announcement
will be made along those lines. A con-
ference of the banking interests con-
nected with the merger was held yes
terday afternoon, but no one attending
tho conference would consent to say
what had been done. II is known defi-
nitelv however, that some sort Of a
statement will be forthcoming on Mon
day.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08

Co. pf.. ~ and div.
Suffolk Real Estate, 400.
100 Rights Quincy Market Cold Storage q
Warehouse Co, 6h
Y share Young Co., a.
80 Mass. Elec. Co. pf., ctf., carving common
stock only, lot, 15
I Mass. Cotton Mil, 1921.
American Trust Co, 2p5
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
Sears, Hoebuck a Co.

Arthur H. Loeb. vice-president of
Sears, Roebuck & Co, in statement
in Chicago yesterday, declared that he
felt that the business Of mail order
houses and business generally during
1921 would be satisfactory. "Compari-
sons with a year ago." he added. ''are
meaningless because then the country
INDUCED in buying orgy and prices
we're skyrocketing. January makes no
better comparisons than December did,
but we look for big business
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
building Tank ships.

The Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora
tion will undertake the construction OF
three tank ships for bulk oil OF 10000
tons dead weight each for the Pan
American Petroleum and Transport
Company. The Staten Island Shipbuild-
ing Company will construct tanker Of
G. 400 tons dead weight for the American
Sugar Transit Corporation.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
studies Mexican Equipment.

Ignacio de la Barra, vice-president OF
Florian & Co., Ltd. which Is arranging
the purchase Of S20.000.o00 worth OF
locomotives, cars and material for Sec
ton houses, for the National Railways
of Mexico, and several equipment men
and bankers have gone to Mexico for
a first hand study of the railroad situa-
ton.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
EARNINGS STATEMENTS.

NEW YORK. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
November. 1e20
Operating revenues. 81. T1D. $50 Inc q. OF ,eTo
Net after taxes.... 4e4,0f1 Ing. 2pb, PCS
For eleven months ended November 30, 1920:
Operating revenues. f2f 4Ot. .s4T Inc. Also, $40
Net after taxes... a.se0. .303 Inc. 4TT.t4T
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

PARIS, Jan. Prizes were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes. bs francs exchange on London.
s1 francs centimes; per cent. loan.
SIS francs 20 centimes: the dollar. 1e
francs SAN centimes.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
CANADA,

New York funds in Montreal. s1e1.ss
premium per 81 900; Montreal funds In New
York si3e.32 discount per 81. 900.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08

I,oypoS. Jan. bar silver. iiad.
an ounce bar gold i13s. Sd. money. =
ner cent. Discount rates-Short bills.
Gu per cent. three months bills. 6ss
per cent cold premium at Lisbon 40.
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
SUGAR.

The range OF prices in yesterdays
sugar futures market follows:
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
FINANCIAL NOTES.

n. ". Felter formerly OF the National city
Company. Is with Bonbright & Co. Inc
The New York herald., 1921-01-08
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Days sales

81 -Ciosing.@ IDiv.I I
High Low. Bid Ask linAl Sales |
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
SEEKING
PERMITSFOR
WHISKY SALE
Peoria District Druggists Yield to
Business Demand, Prohib
20. Agent Says.

Simultaneous with the announce
rnent that 10 field agents are to be
added to the federal prohibition
agent field force, T. e. Howard. su-
pervising the 18th amendment en-
forcement in the Peoria district,
says druggists throughout the ter
ritory are seeking permits for
whisky sales in constantly increas-
Ing numbers.
When the federal prohibition law
went into effect, druggists in many
cities decided that they didn't want
70 be bothered with handling whis-
ky prescriptions and the attendant
bookkeeping required under. the
law. Others, taking the stand that
the law made saloon keepers" out
of druggists. also concluded 10 pass
up the whisky end OF the business.
Now. however. things are taking
o decided change, with the result
that within the last month or so
there has been a decided increase
in applications for whisky permits.
In Dixon, II seemed, all the drug
gists decided not to handle whis-
Ky. Within the last few weeks ev-
cry one OF them have made appli-
cation for whisky permits. And so
1t goes all over the Peoria district.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22

a matter of business that is bring
ing the druggists in seeking per-
mits to handle liquor for medicinal
purposes" Mr.. Howard said al
the start. only a few druggists IL
each county took out permits What
was the result? Here was a person
suffering from some illness. He
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22

went to his physician and received
two or more prescriptions. one OF
which was for whisky. Now the
natural thing for him to do was to
take all the prescriptions to the
druggist who was dispensing whis-
Ky. He would. for instance. pass
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22

up bis regular druggist. who had
no permit, and go to the other one
who had a permit.
druggists who were without
permits are beginning to discover
that they are losing their prescrip-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22

hibition enforcement Office at Chi
cago. Each application must be
accompanied by a proper bond. In
vestigation Of the applicant is made
by Supervisor Howard and his rec
ommendation is returned Further
investigation is made in Chicago
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22

ton business as a result, and so are
now coming in for permits.
Much Red Tape.
Applications from druggists In
the Peoria district seeking permits
are made to the headquarters OF
the central department of the pro-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22
and in Washington before the per
nit is finally issued.

The poet Shelley wrote his .Po-
volt OF Islam" while lying in t5s
bottom OF a boat on the Thames
river.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22

business is the reason assign
ed by Supervisor Howard for TINS
increase In whisky permits.
Prom all ! can see. 1t Is simply
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-22

nearly every day bringing in one
or more applications from drug
gists.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

Our best advice to those who with
! to win Il to hurry every available
subscription TO Tho Enterprise office
NOW-while The big credit arc In
effect. Not TO do 70 means Tint
you ere thrcwiag colder, oppaEtY,i-.
tiles awSy--Oppovt s1lsS hat SmSv
bring the prise Chevrolet, trip to
California or one Of the other valu-
able prizes.
FIRST STANDING NEXT WEEK
The number Of credits cast for
each cntcstant IN To Wednesday
evening. 9 p. M, Sept. 2sth. will be
counted and the result published In
the ENTERPRISE Of Scptcmber 2PtN
and by bulletin ~ sach active Club
member"
The first official announcement
Of the comparative strc-g'h 81 the
various nominees will create int"n-e
interest. Who will ton the list?
Who will have shown the greatest
speed during the opening dnysi
These questions will be answered
next Thursday. Contestants VIM
wish to show their friends thcv rrc
real contenders will do their hest
to be At the top Of the list.
The second standing o. contest
ants To he made public. snd which
will include credits pollcd IN u q
o'clock Saturday evening. October I
will be shown on the screen nj TIC
Trivoli Theatre that Saturday n.qht.
also by bulletins posted In store win
dows. and by mail TO erch nctiv"
contestant. All credits pol'cd after
next Wednesday evening will he in
cluded In this second counting.
NO CUTTERS HERE
With today's announcement Of
club members the big racn " on.
Contestants are "off ut the post"
md the pace Is growing hot.
| Who cnn finish victorious in the
fnce Of keen competition? n we
know character nt all we opinc that
no such misery ns u d"i't"r vii NJ
pnnr amonv those who 'n"" "~t""r'
The Entcrnri.c Cnmrni"n Cot -
" the winner will b. emitted y ~
nirntion for dcfcn'iro em-h = v
and ns certainly wiz cow"
be due thosc who ode ""m""
Get in the rae Nth y OF
you nrc of with the br,ch rr
MAY THE BEST CONTEST
WIN!
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
N1intou Rand D.stop

Clinton Reed. Pastor.
Sunday School at 9:45 .. m.
Communion Service at II.
Evening Gospel service ut g.
Mid-week service, Wednesday Al
8 n. m.
Our lessons on the Messinnic
Psalms will be ~ follows:
Sept. 2l-The Dicty of Christ If
he Psalms.
Oct. 6-The Humanity of Christ
in the Psalms.
Oct. 12-Thc Sufferings and
Death of Christ in the Psnlms.
Oct. I9--The Resurrection mn
;ntercession , Christ in t.. rsT'ns
Oct. 26-Thc Second Advent and
Mi!lcnial Reign Of Christ IN the
Psalms.
We viii have no mid-week service.
en- Sept. 18th a. Colorado Synod nj
the Central Presbyterian church will
then be In session and we wish r.
have M many Of our people presen'
at the session OF that gathering q,
possible.
Saturday the oath Of Sept. is Par
Presbyterian Day for Denver Pres
bytcria At Golden City Park.
Choir Practice At . o'clock s"tur
day night ut the church.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

The Enterprise $4,000 Salesman
ship Club and circulation campaign
has started off with rush.
Booming along on the wings OF
popularity, with the stamp Of uub'ic
sersoval already placed upon 4, ard
with Inherent increasing " leaps md
bounds, Il il fast becoming the chief
topic Of conversation in Jefferson
County.
And no wonder! Think Of win
ming brand new Chevrolet Touring
Car valued at s1133.5O. u round trip
to California, or one Of the other
prizes for just little Of your spar,
time between this date and Saturday
November 9Th.
Hundreds Of people scrimp and
save all their lives and never &C.
cumulnte an amount equal IN the
sum which can be won In a few
weeks by getting started in the
Enterprise compaign NOW and an
nsxing that Chevrolet Baby Grand
Touring Car.
FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY
The first announcement Of the
names OF participants entered thus
far appear on this page.
This marks the real beginning OF
the race. The bars arc down md
every nctive participant has the
right Of way.
Each and every candidate who's,
name appears In the above list he's
entered this race with the determi-
nation to win the first place a the
close Of the campaign. Every read
or Of the Enterprise has favorits
In this race 80 by looking over the
rcprcsentntivc-bnt short,---list OF
contestants you will likely see The
name Of friend or acquaintance
whom you would like To see win
the new Chevrolet. II NO, hand him
or her your subscription now---righ'
nj the start. when encouragement
counts the most.
TIME IS LIMITED. GET BUSY
But three weeks remain durin,
which TO secure the maximum mum
Der Of credits for subscriptions-
only two weeks IN WIN or LOSE
Cor thnt il exactly what II means
After Oct. 18th there Is n mrt"rin
decrease in the SchcduIc OF credit
and after Oct. 70 there ~ mn eyer
vrcntcr dcclinc-.in fnct the schedu''
Is almost cut in half.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
Its not to late Is art in craftsmanship club
G Q s . e N
DEPARTMENT
For Paved Streets

The State Highway Commission
has notified Golden that it is expect
ed that the federal funds for paving
Golden streets will soon be available.
There are about thirty blocks to be
paved thru federal aid. The paw
ing will be eighteen feet wide except
on Washington-ave, the main street
of the town. Here It will be full
width. The property owners have
already signed up for their share Of
the paving. Ford street will be paw
ed from Twenty fourth to Tenth,
Tenth to Washington. Washington to
Fourteenth, Fourteenth to Illinois.
Illinois out to Nineteeth. This will
be great thing for Golden A large
force Of men will be employed on
the job and when It is completed
there will be moro tourist travel than
ever thru the town. Ornamental
street lights ere the next movement.
The business houses have nice lights
out in front but ornament
ii lights on both sides Of the pave
ment would be a wonderful advant-
age to travellers and great adver-
hsement for the town. Brighton.
Littleton and Arvada all have Joined
he progressive movement for orna-
mental street lights. Why not Gold
a.?
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
Makes Booze Pay

eAeriff Gary Kerr II doing his bsst
- ssnfotss- d = pfehsbision laws IA
Jefferson county. He has confiscat-
cd thirty-six stills since the first Of
the year and bootleggem havc paid
$4,000 in fines into the county school
funds on top Of the costs Of their
trials His latest catch was q still
with twenty-five gallons Of whisky
and ten barrels Of mash at Morn
inGside Station, four miles below
Golden Monday night. He arrested
Bud Kctner and his brother and
wife. The still was in q dugout
fifteen feet from their kitchen door.
Sheriff Kerr gets the men and the
evidence and District Attorney
Boatright does the rest. Fearless
law enforcement deserves the sup,
port Of all.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO The PUBLIC
The circulation list of The Arvads
Enterprise is entirely in the hands
of The Midwest Publicity Bureau
which is conducting the Salesman
ship Club Campaign for this paper.
Only MEMBERS of the Salesman
ship Club or their representative,
are authorized to take subscriptions
for the Enterprise during this cam
paign. Each Club Member has been
instructed to introduce themselves AZ
such and the publisher desired that
you give your subscription to Club
Member.
The present subscription price of
the Enterprise is still on q pre-war
basis Of $500 per year. With re-
cent advances in the cost Of pro-
duction due to the upward tendency
Of prices in every line, it is possible
that the subscription price Of the
Enterprise will be increased to $3.50
per year at the close of this cam
paign. This is the price paid for
good many papers now. Right here
in our own county the present price
Of the Golden Transcript is $3.50
per year and while it is not \ better
paper than the Enterprise it is cheap
at that price:
The Arvada Enterprise
u, P. KENNEDY, Publisher.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

- Sept. .26-0:l6 Promotion We-k
Sept. 28-7:s0 Speaker, DR.. VIM.
Hints, Denver.
Sept. 27-6:3O Compliment ry
banquet I, the Adults Of the church.
Sept. 27-7:aO Speaker, DR.. ]. E.
Bentley.
Sept. 2S-7:80 "The Child and Hi
Religion" Rev. A. G. Hoover.
Sept. 29-7:s0 Round Table Discus
sion.
Sept $3.50 Complimentary
Dinner to the young folks.
Oct. 1900 Story and recreation
hour under leadership Of Mrs. C. T.
Wentworth.
Oct. 2-9:45 Rally Day Exercises
1880 Sermon, 1.-THE Significance
# Training in Religion by the Pas,
TOR.
8 $3.50 Epworth League.
7:30 "Utalizing Our Religi-u Us
Forces" by the Pastor.
The public is cordially invited In
enjoy with US each Of the above
meetings Of the institute.
Services Sunday Sept. IS
Sunday School 0:45.
Morning Worship 1900, S rmcr
'The Curse Of the Minimum" by the
Pastor.
Epworth League. 8:30.
Evening Worship 7,SO Sermon
1.-THE Lost Coin" by the pastor,
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
Assessors Report

n,
The Enterprise has clipped Nh
following from the Golden T5n
script. It is full Of figures but ~
very interesting just the same. RI,
il and knew more about your co1n
ty:
The assessed valuation Of Jeffbr
son county, rs shown by the abstract
Of assessment just completed b;
County Assessor ]. W. Kline, |.
$2S, 707,6lO, Is compared with $2S,
457,250 last year, a gain Of @2be,'
800.
The abstract Of assessment, whieh
is rather Volumnous document, car
ries many figures interesting to III
people Of the county. &
The increase In valuation comes
in spite of the fact that there waa
e heavy decrease in the value Of live
stock In the county and that consia-
cradle property was declared EXEMPT
fr'm taxation. The big gain comes
mostly from the fact that the assss-
sor has increased his figures on In
rrovements and because many new
HINES have been built, especially Il
the Bear Greek district. One o.
those homes cost $4,000. q
The abstract shows that In thi.
ceh1ty there are 4s.l90 acres Of i'm
proved fruit and irrigated land, wits
IN average value Of at46 psr aers;
giving = valuation Of 81 OFT ,SsS.
There are also $1,000 acres Of dry
farming land, titled or susceptible Of
t!llage, valued at so per scrs and
totalling s1,304,275. The imprpys(
ments on tie shove mentlsMsd l6nds
are worth. the aassssor figures, the
sum Of s3,ls0,6l5. There are 242.-
o79 acres Of grazing land, which +
valued at 81 per acre, or $1.756,05b
, Jefferson county has 2.6ss acres
Of productive coal and clay land
valued ut $l2o,S10, while the I'm
prevements on same are worth $24,-
900.
There are $500 acres of coal re
;erves, valued at $2s.SAO, while i'm
provements on mineral lands are
listed at $4,000.
There are only nine acres Of met
"l'ifcrous mining claims, non-produc
ing, listed. end vrlued at $4,000.
improvements on public lands G
y'ven q valuation Of ss1, 800, sni
equities in strte and school lands sr
worth s36,750.
Town and city lots in Jc'for-on
county are given . valuation Of s.
l26,075, while the improvements
same are worth the sum Of $l,7l4,-
465.
In assessing the livestock in the
county, the assess"r finds the follow
ing numbers and valuation: 45"5
horses. worth s2ss. QO6; $40 muller
Continued on page thee)
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

Joseph Dennis. Golden's chief %
police, d0sen't need n mo acc dent
week" To make him enforce the speed
laws. He makes all autoists comply
strictly with the law and thercb"
avoids accidents every day IN the
year. Mr.. Dennis In also Golden
bureau Of information. He car
snswsr any question asked about the
country from the early days to tn"
present. He WAX in the sheriff.
office for twenty years and knowr
his business thor0ly.