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The Washington times., 1921-11-20

to their homes in the Middle West,
or seek solace in that haven of
disappointed climbers, Paris.
This latter set is usually the set
which takes everything on their So
cial sponsor. They think they are
I'm" and "of" society simply because
they have retained at so much per
the services of a woman who Is long
on family but bit shy on the n
nancial side Of the ledger.
The Washington times., 1921-11-20
DELEGATES TO
ARMS FARLEY
MUCH FETED

Round of Parties at Embassies and Legations
Reception at Pan-American Makes Social
HiSt0ry-EaSt and West Mect-Secretary
Hughes the Man of the Hour-GrOwth Of On
cial Society EmbarrasSes Those Who Entertain
for Celebrities.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
LEYDEH NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Pearce had
very narrow escape while driving
home from Denver one night last
week. A large cur driven by Mr..
Washer crashed into the Penrcc Ford.
Too much speed and glaring lights
on IA narrow road were the cause of
the wreck. All parties escaped ser
ious injuries.
The sheriff seems TO like 10 visit
eyden as he hns been visiting the
Ilncc on an average OF once II wcck
Of late.
II. II. Miller has had bad ease Of
grippe the last few days.
j. G. Williams, our new rond man
Is doing some very important bridge
repairing these days.
Mrs. f. Shrnck is buying hcifer
cnlvesin quantities. n fine string OF
dairy cows will be the result, ns Mr..
Shrack is posted on the proper wnys
10 raise calf
The grand show Of the Enterprise
Club will be given st District No.
12 school house Saturday evening.
Fab. GO. Admission will be charged
for the benefit Of the above grange.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
INCOME TAX FACTS
YOU SHOULD Know

Salaries paid to state employees,
including also employees of town,
county or hamlet, are exempt from
tnxntion. Thousands Of persona ei-
gagged in business for themselves or
M employees in private business re-
ccive such additional comp pCngation.
A storckccpcr may be elected mayor
Of his town. The amount pnid for
such service should be entered on his
income tax return, but IL IL not tax
able.
State employee, however, Tn7-
consider carefully their income ifY1
all other sources If, excluding tic
amounts paid them by the State, y
equals or exceeds $1,000 or $1,000
according TO their marital STATUE
return of income must be filed ad
the tax paid on net income ~ oXccag
of those amounts.
The return must be 8worl J
fore notary orr other per o.
orizcd to administer an cath. Tho
tax may be paid In full nt ie pHr
Of filing the return or In foH
nstnllmcpts, due On or before n ch
10, June 10, September Is, and y
cmbcr 10, 1921. At least one fourth
o. the amount due must accompany
the filing of the return.
Salary exemptions nllowcl State
employees do no, npply ~ cr0'r"-
ocs Of the Federal Government, Euch
fer example. ns postpaEtcrs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
WHEhTRiDGE ITEMS

Hurry up Aryadn and don't let
Whcatridgc beat you again. Look
out next time.
An all day Home Mission Meet
ing with sewing, spcnkinR, eating,
and n general good time viii be had
t., the beautiful new home of Mr..
and Mrs A. Anderson on 20th ave.
on Thursday, March 3rd. All in
yitcl, treat time.
4 successful series Of Meetings
~ the church closed Sunday night
Twenty-Five have united with the
church, mostly young people.
Fine rnow Tor Che farmers Tues
day morning.
a very quiet and pretty wedding
took place at the NJ. T.. Parsonage
en- Friday night last, Feb. l8, when
Mr.. Walter A. Moore and Miss Mary
+. Bruce. two splendid young folks
from Lakewood were united in mar
ringc. Rev. Martin offiriGted. Tho
happy couple will make their home
In Lakewood.
An iddustratcd service on "In
is s'cps" viii be rendered at the
Church Sunday night, March 9th.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
FRUlTDALE NOTES

Quite q few from this community
attended the County Sunday Snhoo
Convention held at Berkeley NJ. E.
Church Tuesday.
Rev. Thomas J. Burwell fcolorcd)
will preach at jefferson Ave. NJ. E.
Sunday, March 18th, II n. m.
'The Ladies' Aid was entertained
by Mrs. Sivers THURSDAY afternoon
We IRE glad to welcome bnclintc
this acighborhocd Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
r.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. 0s.
ea" Stewart Of Chicago, md Mrs
S owart Of Brooksdnlc, Ind, came
to visit G. W. Stewart Sr., and fam
lily and other relatives. They will
remain until about April list.
Mrs. Lee Johnston enjoyed visit
from her brother, Floyd Wade and
wife Of Winslow, Ariz.
A few Of the farmer neighhors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Atherton sur
priscd them at their home in Denver
Friday night. The date Of Their
25th wedding anniversary nrd the
farmers birthday. All had good
time.
J. E. salvenson Of Sterling !,
making = flying visit to friends In
Arvadn and Fruitdalc.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
WOODMEN LODGE
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS

Tuesday evening about three hun
dred Woodmen OF the World of Arv-
nda Camp 66, and their friends
gathered in the Bank Hall to cele-
brate Washington's birthday with
patriotic exercises and dance.
The hall was gaily decorated with
pcnnants and banners of the order,
tnd the entertainment proves that
the membership Of Arvada Camp
No. &C is a live bunch, and a credit
t. the best fraternal order in the
world.
As chairman of the committee
who had charge of the affair, Nor
man Miller should be given great
credit, but he was ably assisted by
~. NJ. Compton, l.. Widcman. John
Meier, Bert Graves, Claude White,
and Harry McInterfer, The Drill
Team in uniform acted ar ushcra.
Under thi title Of "Hot Shot,
District Manager Ashcnfelt rave a
short talk on the aims and pur9oaes
of the order.
After rendering the fol'owir
program, dancing was endulged in
until the small hours.
I. Opening Song ---- America
2. Selection Camp GO Orchestra
3. Gcttesburg Address v----
------- John II. Meier
4. Piano Solo ---- --------
- - Mrs. J. NJ. Con~ton
s. w.. o. W. ---- Hot Shot
8. Instrumental Solo
- - - GEORGE Stonc
Z. Selection Camp &C Orchestra
8. Meier and Mcicr-Lcss a. Los
= - -.Blackface Spcrinlty
8. Vocal Solo - Frank Rhodcs
10. Speciality 49, ---t --.----
---- 49, j. NJ. Comr'on
II. Sketch - Harry McInterfsr
IL. Closing Song.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
DEVELOP ALL COLORADO
It is n narrow policy that would
nHofYsr Tho c7lRmtssion> csHhee<t-wstk

NDOtSn tnc CoWHisSS"" S"'"tN
the opening of the Moffnt tunne'
and development OF other sections
through railroad construction.
BY n narrow margin the develop
mcnt program was defeated Mt the
last election and IL is openly stated
that conflicting interests. especially
coal mines, voted it down.
Fall street interests have always
opposed the extension Of new trans
continental lines Of rnilrond thru
the state as is proposed and would
result from state-nidcd tunnel coni
struction.
If selfish interests are allowed to
dominate in public politics the weak
ei sections of the state and those
barred by mountain barriers VIII
never get out into the sunshine of
commerce.
The state should go forward with
broad program OF construction and
opening the gatcways OF transpor-
tation through the neglected por-
tfons of Colorado.
The conditions that copfronts the
American railroads, with labor hold
ups on one hand and motor vehicle
competition cutting their incomes on
the other, prevents their making ex-
tensions.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Sophomores are all writing
dialogues between Washington and
= Modern street urchn.
The pictures of the high school
are developed and are to be had for
ten cents each. The Sophomores and
all the Juniors had their pictures
taken over. We are sorry to add
that the Junior High School broke
the camera.
The high school WAS much inter
ested in paper that was printed in
England in 1900. 1t had an article
about George Washington's death.
Mr.. H. Brown is the proud cwner.
Theodore Long retusned to school
Monday morning after an illness OF
two weeks.
The Arvada boys team was de-
feated by Wheatridge Friday. The
fact that the Whestridge girls for
feited the game to US, somewhat
cased our injured feelings. 1t is
estimated that about 200 people
viewed the game.
Teacher-Johnny, where was the
Declaration of Independence signed?
Johnny-At the bottom, please
ma am.
A Good Excuse.
Dear Teacher-Please excuse
Johnny for being absent yesterday
as he fell in mud-hole. Please do
the same and oblige.
The Arvada team is going to play
return game with Ft. Morgan at
Ft. Morgan Tuesday Of this week.
Some of Miss Browns Junicr high
school students are very bright IN
rithmetic. These pupils gave n
very interesting entertainment to
the upper classes in assembly. We
were also entertained by the eighth
and ninth grades.
Henry Williams has been ver''
sick but has had turn and is much
better.
Arvada will play their last basket
ball GONE Friday night. at Ensle-
wood.
We are hoping for basketball
game with Idaho Springs.
The boys basketball team was de-
feahed at Fk .M@eaa Tuesday by
the small score Of 18 to 19. Your
getting better boys look out for
Englewood.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
AGED ARVADA WOMAN
CALLED BY DEATH

Mrs. Jane f. Pettipier, who was
taken to st. Anthony's hospital abou.
n week ago, suffering from cancer
nnssed away at that institution,
Wednesday afternoon. No funeral
arrangements have yet been made.
The deceased leaves one brother in
Wisconsin who is the only know
relative. She was n member of
Arvada Circle N. O. W. and the local
w. r. C.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
MARY JANE" AT RALSTON.

Two bootleg officers were driving
past certain house in Raston last
night. Bright lights and loud talk
h.g, everything for n booze party
and no one ON guard. In they came
thru the two doors with drawn re-
volvcrs. All! they are just leaving
seven men and four women with the
still packed in trunk in the center
of the floor with beautiful red
headed lady weeping over it. But
on further investigation they dis
covered it was the Enterprise Dram
attic Club Looking for Mary Jane" }"
play to be given Mt Ralston School,
February &c.
Watch for posters.
Characters
John Merrifield, n Chicago million
aire - - ARTHUR HOOPER
Augustus Mcrrifield, his only son
---- - CHARLES Il. STOTT
Charles Barnes, Augustus Chum-- -
- 80 WAYNE HARKNESS
Berkley Crane, friend Of both
JOHN PEARCE
Ambrose Paddington, composer
of music. RAYMOND GOEDERT
Gustavc Schultz, manager OF an
opera company, - ----------
EDMUND VACHER
Wing Tu, "a laundryman ------
- ROBERT GRIFFITH
Pauline Wentworth, whose aunt runs
boarding house ------ ------
- CLARA HOOPER
Marie Varney, youny widow -
-- MAY BRINKERHOFF
Charita Romagna Schultz, Primn
Donna CLARA PEARCE
Glndys, who has workd in restau-
rant - CARRIE HOOPER
Synopsis
Act Living room of the Went
worth house one afternoon in Aug
ust.
Act 2-Same scanc, evening OF
the same dny.
Act Same scene, an hour later
Timc--Thc present. ors- r.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
GRIFFITH NOTES

Mrs. Fred Berndt Of Denver was
visiting old friends and ncighbor-
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Noff and
daughter Louis of Denver were here
visiting the Dansis' and Jones' last
week.
Mr.. Myer has had electric light.
installed in his home
Born--To MIR. and Mrs. George
Cochran Of Denver I h. girl Feb.
~. George was formally n resident
Of Griffith.
A number Of the little folks en-
joycd the movies in Arvada Tuesday
afternoon.
The south end of Griffith Lane
was dressed up in electric lights
Tuesday evening for Tn first time
and it certainly looked fine. Now
T. n up to the property owners on
thr Torth end TO get together and
s-o that can be done. All nre en-.
Wiz | 10 come to Wilson's store at
z r n. Saturday rnd hcnr what Mr.
Dun"rn has to tell them about in
staliing lights. There has nlso been
r community Club organized. Mr.
Chas. Davis is president, Mr.. Baxter
treasurer and MIR. Stark secretary.
Mrs. r. B. Bax'cr visited Mrs
Pettipcir who is n. st. Anthony
hospital.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
). A. x. AND W. Il. c. GIVE
BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON

A luncheon in honor of the birth
days of lincoln and " ashington was
served to the members of Maj.
Andersen Post G. A. H. on Saturday
Feb. .1sth by Maj. Andersen W. R.
C. The wives Of the comrads and
husbands of the ladies Of the corp
were also invited. About thirty
were present, tho only three comrads
attended as H. S. Burton was con-
fined to his home and Geo. w. Stew
art has not sufficiently recoved from
a recent operation to be able to be
present.
At the close of the meal they re-
NAMED seated at the table while a
short program was given. A ques-
tionaire consisting of ten questions
and answers in regard to our flag,
constitution and Incidents In the liv-
es of Lincoln and Washington was
interesting and instructive.
Helen M. Doughty had procured a
copy of paper published Jan. 4th,
1900 from which she read an ac1
count of the death of George Wash
ington and of his funeral. It was
certainly a great privilege to see
this ancient relic. t
Comrade Terrence White gave in
cidents in the lives of Washington
md Lincoln. +
Mary P. Smith was the only MEM
Der of the company who had been
privileged to have been In the pres
ence of Lincoln. She told Of his
coming into her fathers store In a
town in Illinois during his first
Prudential campaign and of his
talking to her and picking her up
AL citing her on the counter. Tho
: very small child at the time she
till remembers his wonderful kind
free. N
The program concluded with ex-
tracts from a fine editorial in. Col
lier's Weekly which dealt finally
with the inauguration Of Harding on
March 4th, and asked "Who win
stand with Lincoln and believe in
the United States?" :;
- -fias.paAs;Ghia-a1hSu ~ ~
throughout the whole meeting.
The Corps is planning at an early
date to go to the hospital at Aurora
and serve pure country milk and
Arvada home made cake to the boys
there.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
rr-sSv..ri-n Churs II
Cirr.o- Feed. Pastor.

Bib'e school at 9:i5 n. IN.
Services for worship and preach
ing of the Word at !.
No evening or mid week services,
We will attend and help our Baptist
frnds in their Evangclistic services.
Pray for blessing.
Sabbcth mornings message will be
the last the Pastor will give before
leaving for Iowa md Ohio for n
three weeks vacation. Let US have
full attendance Mt the Sunday
School and at preaching service. We
covct the manifest presence Of the
Savior at our services, so that every
one in attendance may sny with NIL
Of US. ut is good for us TO be here"
Cone and worship with us.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
ANSWERS ROLL CALL

Frank N. Moor, Civil War veter-
an and resident Of Lake Station,
died Manday. Funeral services will
be hold At the Olinger mortuary
Saturday afternoon at l o'clock.
Burial will take place at Crown Hill
cemetery. Mr.. Moor was born in
Arsonville, Me-, on Feb. 26th, 1889.
He later moved to Illinois, where he
enlisted in theunion forces at the
out break of the Civil War, partici-
pating in the historic march of Sher-
mans forces to the sea. He was a
resident of Colorado for many years,
and is survived by widow and four
daughters.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
Baptist Church
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.

Sunday School 9:45 A. NJ.
Morning Ser. ice-ll o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 7:30.
b. Y. p. u. at $3.50 p. N.
Preaching Service at Z 80 +. NJ.
Everyone welcome so these ser.
vices.
We are having good meetings.
God is with US. Have you been en-
ioying thcm7
We shall probably continue all
next week. Come and work for the
making of men and women.
Regular services Lords Day.
Subject for Lords Day evening.
Sowing and Reaping."
REV. ". +. COLE, Pastor
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
i ssss she,s ,as prices the. aston.
t6 Scsrsfsl chopper.
~ THE ECONOMY STORE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wolf and fam
ily received very pleasant surprise
on Saturday last when their son,
Clarence, of Hsxtun, Colo. arrived
bringing with him wife. He calm
y announced that he and Miss Ma
bel Larson had been married in
Sterling that day. The newlyweds
viii return to Haxtun the latter part
Of the week where they will make
their home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

The next session Of Darien POM
oma Grange will be held with, Frc-
mone Grange, Saturday, March b.h,
1921, afternoon and evening. Tho
evening program will be furnished
by Fremont Grange. The teature pf
the afternoon seeacn MilI skern ~
PLANTATION of'tkc new Gfahke F'usNHf
Hail Protective Association Of Cn.o-
-adc. hy l., f.. Rram.ncier.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
NOTICE

Arvada, Colorado, Feb. 8, 1921.
You are hereby notified that the
anAuai meeting Of the stockholders
"f the Wadsworth Ditch Co. will be
held at the Grange Hall, Arvada.
March 3, 1921, at 7:30 P. NJ, for
tle purpose Of electing directors.
sAd doing such other business as
may regularly appear.
y. .4tf-f ie Al MJIYRD O.,
~ ~ - - .iA'N11As' wv
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
All kinds Of poultry netting.
Arvada Hardware Co.
Te!ster Pre,bytcr;sn
,-..r,o, ncea Minis,

,.'nfor 'ced M'tiiS' a..
Bible school at 2.15 p. m.
Prayer meeting at 3 p. m.
Preaching Of the Gospel at 7:30.
There has been a good interest in
the Evangelistic services and we will
have our closing service Sunday
evening. Delay not to confess youi
Savior, for He has said, "Whosoevei
therefore shall confess Me before
men, him will I confess also before
My Father, which is in heaven
Blu. whosoever shall deny Me before
men, him will l also deny before Ny
Father which in heaven"
Come and bring others.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

The Methodists Ladies' Aid supper
Tuesday evening wns well attended.
II IL no wonder. Such well cooked
food and ample portions nt such low
price should nttrnct more.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

g The Glee Club Of the Colorado
College gave delightful recital be-
fore large audience ut the. Baptist
ci urch Inst Thursday evening. They
made very favorable impression
and lost none II their good rcputa-
tion by the Arvada performance.
No charge wns made but substnn-
tial silver offering was taken.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

N. p. Wilson has srld his twenty
acre tract near Westminster to NJ.
+. McCosh Of Ault, Colo. Mr.. Gosh
and family took possession of their
new home on Monday. Mr.. Wilson
has moved TO California. The sale
was made through the Smith -Ruffner
Realty Co.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

VIM. Seckington and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schawy, all of
Longmont were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Peterson over Sunday.
Mr.. Seckington is brother Of Mrs.
Peterson.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Mrs. Simon Graves after Is weeks
Of patient suffering with broken
hip at County Hospital was taken
TO her home last Thursday and may
soon be able to walk on crutches.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

T. W. Grey and Ivan E. Jerman,
representatives of the Midland
Cereal Products Co., were in town
several days this week in the inter
est Of their company. This organ
ization is strictly Colorado COM
with new factory at Brighton,
turningout first class products.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

II A fine meeting of the Enterprise
Grange was held at Ralston on the
10th with an extra large attendance
Crescent Grange Drill Team OF
Broomfield put on the third and
fourth degrees in their usual fine
manner. The work of the team was
highly appreciated by the large
audience.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Father Grace LEFT Sunday for
two weeks vacation at Yuma, Ari2.,
in order TO rccupcrntc from IN nt-
tack Of pneumonia following his re-
cent operation for appendicitis.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

4 Mrs. w. w. Benson received n
letter from Mrs. Dcnwiddie stating
Mr.. Barth was very little better,
his friends hope for speedy re-
covery.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

NrE G. 8. Scott is having the
building purchased from the school
! dlsasiaA aA.uaasdasa.,in into. A-smodarn
bungalow on her lots on West Grand
View Avenue.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

8. C. Williams, an old time Arv-
sdaite is very low at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. w. P. Green in Port
land, Oregon. His other daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Green of Campbell, Calf,
and his sons Mark C. and Nelson H.,
Of Portland and The Dalles, respec-
lively, are at his bedside.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

4 Prof. C. B. Raybourn, has recent
ly purchased a garden tract on Raj
ston Creek and has moved his fam
lily there. Mr.. Raybourn is now
engaged in teaching in the Loveland
schools.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Mrs. W. E. Cole, and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. H. Shepherd and baby,
three senerations of the Leander
West family, left for their home at
Galeton, Colo. this week after a
months visit here among friends
and relatives.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Let the dance go on! Let JOY be
unconfined! Arvada garages is sell
ing gasoline today at zoe per gal-
Ion.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Mrs. J. s. Atherly and son who
have been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. c. f. Tost left Monday for
feir home in Basin, Wyoming.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Mrs. A. Christian and children
gave 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday in
honor of Mr.. Christians birthday.
A number of Denver friends attend
ed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Take advantage even at this late
day of the bargains offered in our
Clearance.
THE ECONOMY STORE.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

The present mild weather if pro-
longed is liable to bring King. Coal
tc his knees.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Have you heard any rumors of tn
bargains in groceries ut CahilIs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

Have you heard any rumors of the
bargains in groceries Mt CahilPs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24
MATTHIAS BLAHNIk
DIES OF TUBERCULOSIS

Matthias Blahnik died of tubcr-
cutosis at his home on E. Third and
Esbton Ave. Saturday evening He
hay been a resident Of Arvada about
ta4 years, coming here from Wis
coHsin for his heath.
yhe deceased leaves two daugh-
te@ and one son. The body was
tayn to his fcrmer home in Wiscon-
si1 Monday for burial. aa
G. Tiller is excavating large
batement for a six room modern
byhcalow on his property on West
Gftad View Ave. When the coal
bafons do not require his services.
heS Spvh in his time at the profitable
buiihess Of building a home.
Ar. and Mrs. T. C. Hurst returned
M4aday from an enjoyable trip of
several weeks along the Pacific in
Washington, Oregon and California.
ysks
" h. and Mrs. Clarence Lively en-
tsrtained Saturday evening in cclc-
bretion of their daughter, Ellen
MaAgaret's birthday. Those envitcd
were Mr.. and Mrs. Rodda and
daughter, Mrs. Ella Wideman, Frank
md Lewis Widemnn Mr.. and Mrs.
Peoples and children, Mr. and Mrs.
F.p. Hutchings and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lively. Cards and q most
oosnteous supper was enjoyed by
,alhlN ts pH'I
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-24

throughout the whole meeting.
The Corps is planning at an early
date to go to the hospital at Aurora
and serve pure country milk and
Arvada home made cake to the boys
there.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-02
Wmnemucca Paper
Loses Printing Plant

The greater part oil the plant and
State, published at Winnemue.a, was
destroyed by ire At 3:45 o'clock Fri
day afternoon and the building in
which the newspaper was housed
Mas badly damaged. The value of
the printing plant WAS placed by w.
II. Avres, publisher and proprietor
of the paper. at $1,000, and he says
that his loss will be about $500,
as part of the machinery and equip
Inen will be salvaged. The loss is
partially covered by insurance. The
loss TO the building, which is owned
by the Silver State Publishing Com
pany. is fully covered by insurance.
The fire is said to have started
from the explosion of a small gaso-
line tank inside the building, ignited,
IL Is thought, by static electricity
from d belt. In just a few seconds
after the explosion the whole interior
OF the printing Office was In flames
and the workmen in the building did
not have time to save their coats and
hats.
The fire occurred shortly before
the press hour and consequently the
paper was not issued. The Star pub
fishers rendered Mr.. Ayres the use
Of their plant until he Is ready to
sun publication from his own Of
fee. He is making arrangements to
install new equipment at once and
this will be done as speedily us pos
sible.