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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04

This week 10 being observed thru
out the country ~ Postal Improve
ment Week.. The week has been 80
designated by Postmaster General
Hubert Work, the Colorado man
who was recently placed in charge
Of the postoffice department by
President Harding. DIR. Work is &C.
complishing wonders in the way OF
getting quick results in effecting his
ideas of q more efficient mail SER
vice. Here in Arvada where we
have one Of the most efficient post
office forces in the state we little
realize what the people of some
other towns have to contend with.
Running . postoffice is a man-sized
job even in q town the size Of Arv-
Pda and Postmaster Newton has SC
organized his force and directs it SC
~ to get the greatest degree Of eff.
ficiency. Postoffice Improvement
week 10 set aside for the purpose OF
getting better cooperation between
the patrons Of the postoffice depart.
h,ent and the people employed in
that service. In appreciation Of the
excellent service rendered here the
patrons Of the office should endeav.
or in every way to assist the local
postoffice force in carrying oft the
efficiency ideas Of DR.. Work the new
read Of the department.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04
EDiToR.owNED NEWSPAPERS

The editor.owned class Of news
papers ID fast passing away and
along with It much Of the independ.
ence and usefulness Of the press Of
the country.
Once tho big metropolitan papers
were unfailing and fearless leaders
Of public opinion and bulwarks OF
national defense.
They were not ~ great news
gathers ~ are the large publications
Of the present time, but they were
more dependable and more respected
by the public.
They were not 30 mercenary, and
they were not no subsidized. and
they did not cater to the sensationa.
and the morbid. As q rule they
were controlled and edited by high
class men who placed truth and hon.
or. and the desire to really serve
their communities above everything
else.
Neither the Interests" nor tn.
politicians directed their course.
They attempted to learn what was
oest for the country ut large, anu
having found their bearings there
was no quibbling and no hesitation
regarding the course they persue.
The man.madc newspaper Is giving
away to the machine made news.
paper but the change is not for the
better.-Pueblo Indicator.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04
MOFFAT TUNNEL

In calling the special session Of tn,
legislature At this time and rushinA,
the Moffat tunnel bill thru Governor
Shoup has successfully handled q
proposition that has for years held
back the development Of the state.
His accomplishment has brot forth
words Of praise from the press and
public people all over the state.
Partisan lines are not drawn now
when It comes to complime
Governor Shoup on his successful
effort to put the tunnel bill thru
and get work started. Ct,as. Lcck.
cnby. one Of the most prominent
Democrats In the state in his news
PAPER, the Steamboat Pilot, has this
to say Of Governor Shoup in q recent
issue.
Governor Shoup has met with
criticism in some parts Of the state
FOR calling the session at this time,
the claim being made that these
measures could await the regular
session. which will convene In eigh.
months. But the governor IL not
much Of hand TO put things of
He knows that these measures will
he Of the most benefit " work can
he started this summer. There IL
complaint Of unemployment. Thrsr
projects will relieve The situation.
Perhaps another year the industrial
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04

situation will be such that unem.
ployment will not be . problem.
with the signing Of the Moffa'
tunnel measure . new era will open
for Northwestern Colorado. I've.
before work Is started-and that will
not be long delayed-the benefits
will be felt. We have territory OF
vast resources but they are largely
idle. There has been little incentive
to development when transportation
was such that men hesitated to tie W
their money with no chance Of ship
ring to market. Home seekers have
been. frightened by the true tales o
long winter blockadcs, chut OF from
communication.
1.-THE wonder Is that Northwestern
Colorado has made any progress d
all under the conditions.
1.-THE Moffat tunnel will be one Of
the largest and most important en-
terprises ever undertaken In the
West. The great project under
taken by the people themselves, vii
attract attention thruout the coun
try. II we show confidence enough
In our territory to obligate ourselve.
for the work, It will inspire conf
dence in others.
"While the tunnel will mean mucf
to US, it will also be Of benefit u
the whole state. It will break dow
the barriers that divide the common
wealth. 1t will not be long unit
ether tunnels are built and trans
portation improved, turnout thu
mountain country. There will be {
better understanding, q closer co
operation and more united people
APATHY will give place to hopt
and stagnation will be replaced b!
industry with the completion Of thil
great thorofare under the mountains
1t will mark the dawning Of . new
day Of progress and prosperity To-
the intermountain country.
doubt and discouragcmsnt vii
give place to hope and activity jus
rs certainly ~ darkness disappear
before the advancing glory Of tn
sum-"
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04
4<UylCE VI SALE Inv PARTITION
STATE Or COLUkADV
County Of JsIterSon )SS
IN The DISTRACT COukT
No. $3.50
CLARA HoLLADAY,
Plaintiff,l
FRANK HOLkADAY and)
ihE UOAN 4 lkUSil
SAVINGS BANK, = Corr
poration,
Dsfendants.l

Notice u hereby gwen that pur-
.uant 70 . decree aiAA VtuSr VI sa,s
heretofore enIsrea an Jae district
Court, County OF Jefferson, Stage
VI Coioraa0, on the Zyth Gay OF
April, A. d. lv2x, IN the above en-
titled case, wherein the undsrs.gnsa
was appointed ~ SPECIAL Commis-
s.onsr 70 make sale an partition OF
The property hereinafter ret forth,
that the nndeSsignsd Commissioner,
Charles Pike, VIII on Monday, the
Sth day Of Nay. A. D. 1929, at the
hour OF ten o'clock Ia tAe forenoon
at tie ftoat door Of tie Court
Houss, City Of Golden, County Of
jefferson, State Of Colorado, offer
Ter sale Ut public vsndus to the
highest bidder for cash the follow.
ing described premises, to-wit:
Block Numbered One Hundred
Fifty-four $50 Amended map Of .
portion Of Obsron, County Of JEFF
fsrson. Colorado, and improvements
together with all and any water
rights appertaining thereto.
Said property to be sold subject
to . certain trust deed incumbranee
against said premises for he sum Of
Five Hundred Dollars (S600.00)
and subject to unpaid taxes II any.
CHARLES PIKE,
Special Commissioner.
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estate; provided, however, that any
owner who shall pay his full assess
ment within . period Of thirty days
thereafter shall be entitled 10 an
allowance Of five per centum; or IN
case any owner Of real estate shall
fail to pay the whole Of such assess-
ment against his property within
thirty days from and sitter the final
publication of the assessing ordin-
nee, then the whole cost of said
improvements 70 assessed against his
property shall be payable IN twenty
equal annual installments Of the
principal, with interest upon unpaid
'nstallments, payable semi-annually
At the rate Of six per centum per
annum; the first Of such installment-
Of said PRINCIPAL win be due and
payable upoz the next succeeding
date after the passaee OF the assess-
ing ordinance npcr which general
taxes, or the first inrtallmert there
II, are by the laws ~ the State of
Colorado made rsvah'e and the re-
naindee of s.'d 'nstel'm<~ta shall be
due and .paysbse su-cc--ively ON the
same day in each yes- thereafter un-
ii all are raid In full. u
That q map Of said proposed dis
trict showing the exterior boundaries
thereof and locating said improve
ments; specifications and details for
The construction Of said improve
ments; the schedules Of lots and
tracts Of land in said district and the
estimates Of the engineer Of the cost
Of said improvements, from which
said improvements that will be as
scssed against each piece Of real
estate in said district may be readily
ascertained, and all resolutions and
proceedings Of the board of trustees
Of said town relating to said pro-
posed improvement. district and the
proposed improvements therein are
On file in the office Of the town
clerk and can be there seen and ex-
amined by any person interested
turing business hours of any day On
II before and until the hour Of sin
o'clock in the afternoon of Monday
he fifth day Of June, A. D. 1922.
That all COMPLAINTS and objections
that may be made in writing con.
corning the proposed improvement.
by the owner, or owners, Of any real
estate to be assessed, or any person
or persons. interested gsnerally. will
be heard and determined by the
Board Of Trustees Of said tom Of
Arvada at the Town Hall In said
town, At the hour Of eight o'clock
p. NJ. on Monday, the fifth day Of
June, A. D. 1929. After the deter
mination Of al complaints and OBJ
jections % made said Board Of
Trustees will take up and consider
an ordinance creating said district
and ordering the improvements here
n proposed.
Dated this 3rd day Of May, A. D.
1922.
HAZEL N. CARLICK,
Town Clerk and Recorder Of the
Town Of Arvada. Colorado.
(SEAL)
First Pub. May I, 1923
List Pub. May Is, 1929.
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msssr.. .s.sr ;::.:,nts.,.

A worthy companion Of the red ma.
~ for fSii effects II the rel oak. that
tall, ovai.headesi symmetrical tree
whose dark green foliage grid.
ually turns deep red late In the sea.
non. says American Foepslsy Maya.
zine. Ordinarily the Turning leaves
hold On for two Oe three weskA and
their rich dark red makes q maGnin.
sent show. especially u ccntrasted
eth yellow fo,iaeed trees. II planted
with sversreens other and brighter
coloresa trees should be used with
them. Their co,oring II magnificent.
i'Nt needs the yellows 10 give II it,
tsus value
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04

The inclement weather somewhat
dsmpened the ardor Of cleanup week
In Arvada. Some people cleaned up
their yards while others let the job
70 over until better weather would
make the task less disagreeable.
There Is plenty Of room for cleaning
up backyards, vacant lots and back
alleys in Arvada. For the sake o.
the health Is well % the appearance
Of our town 1t would be well to get
busy D,w and start the season with
4 clean town.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04

All owners Of the real estate an.
property which In included in the
boundaries hereinafter described,
and all persons generally, are hereby
notified that the Board Of Trustees
Of the Town of Arvada, in the Coua-
ty Of Jefferson, and State Of Colo,
RADIO. pursuant to the requisite pekt
ton Of property owners under DE
laws Of the State Of Colorado, has
adopted full details and speeifics-
tons for the construction Of certain
street improvements and appurten-
ances in and for . proposed loca
Improvement district within the cor.
poratG limits Of the Town Of ArvadA
TO be known - Arvada Paving Dis
trict Number Two.
Said improvements shall consis.
Of grading and paving with concrete
those portions Of Wadsworth Avenue
within said Town extending from
the northerly boundary Of the rail-
road right-of-way of the Colorado
and Southern Railway Company
northerly to the south line Of Grand
View Avenue, and Srom the north
line Of Grand View Avenue norther-
ly to the south line Of Ralston
Avenue, the construction Of cufbs
and cutters on both sides Of said
street for the entire length Of such
paved area excepting curbs at street
and alley intersections (where, how.
ever, curbs and cutters shall be ire
turned" to the street line), and the
construction Of any necessary or In
cidental improvements In connection
Herewith, said paving to be forty
(@0) feet In width, with curb and
gutter. !.
Ahat the Board Of Irustses has
..s.erininsA taat sa.u pav.ilx u.slrIc.
.,laii cOnsls. o. the i0.s anu iAnda
A0utting on said Wa0swOrtn Avenu.
between the northeriy boundary OF
me railroad rlgnt-Ol.w3y OF TIE .0so-
RADIO and Sourhern halfway Com.
pany and the south line Of RaistOn
avenue, (And an addition thereto,
the property within one malt block
from the intersections Oh " auswortn
avenue with Adelaide Avenue ana
Grant Avenue, which property is to
De assessed with the cost OF Improy-
ing said intersections.)
That the estimated and probable
cost Of said improvements with the
appuftensnces, 10 Seventeen Thou.
sand Nine Hundred Ninety.five and
bO.l00 Dollars ($l7,99I.6Oh
That the maximum probable cos.
per front foot, ~ SHOWN ny me est.
mates Of the rown Engineer, to Dv
assessed upon the respective lots anu
parcels Of land in said proposed dis
.rict IL Seven Dollars and twenty
five cents ($7.25) per front foot on
each side OF said Wadsworth Avenue.
That the above estimated costs do
not include the cost Of improving
street Intersections or the cost Of
collection. inspection, incidentals
and interest allowed by law.
That the total actual cost Of said
improvements, together with the
cost of Intersections. and the cost Of
collection and incidentals and inter.
est "a Aforesaid, will be assessed
against the real estate In said dis.
trtct abutting on the street improv.
ed. In accordance with benefits nc.
cruing to such property from such
improvements.
That the said assessments will be
due and payable without demand
within thirty days from and after
the final publication Of the assessing
ordinance assessing the proper pro-
portions Of the whole actual cost Of
ssid tmpeevsnsnts Against leid yssl
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04

The community house proposition
Il not dead but merely sidstracked
awaiting an opinion from attorneya
~ to whether or not the town has q
right to build = municipal building
such ~ is planned. Arvada needs
. community house and public senti-
ment seems to be unanimous In fav-
or Of II. There Gre many advan-
tagea of builiin such a. has
been discussed quite freely in Arv-
ada for the past several months.
The town needs . town hall, ftrc
department, . public meeting place
etc. The plan outlined would make
the building self supporting and pay
for itself before MANY years. Let
~ have . community house - soon
- possible.
Il sounds pretty to cal, And
"Dsnver's residential suburb. There
ore Ct course largo number Of
people emnloysd and in business In
Denver who live in and around Arv-
sda, but ~ we 70 around town We
loayn that there are quite few pco
Die working In Arvada WIZ live In
Denver. Arvadn has not enough
hcurcs available for the present de-
msnd. by fer. TO build up resi-
dcr''-l r~hurh "" NV. h'v- NOR"
houses. TO the south Edgewater
and Lakewood ara bot, tho scene"
Of great building ncti"'tv while here
IN Arvnda. tho n number CT houses
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04
holland COMPLIMENTS sHoUP

The newspapers say that Governor
Shoup will open Cleanup" week BY
personally sweeping the capitol
fteps. All reports to tho contrary
notwithstanding, you can accept It
~ = certainty that II the chief sx-
ecutive had his way about It = lot Of
useless boards, bureaus and depart
ments would be included among the
other litter in front Of his broom
when he sweeps the aforesaid steps.
Too bad the Republican Legislature
turned its party pledges into broken
reeds. But It did, and 20 the gov
errors broom will carry only ordi-
nary dirt In front Of it.-Jimmy
holland. In Denver Democrat.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04

it could be distributed in just way
by the Craig Colony Club, . local or
ganization that does derful
good in numerous ways.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

OF A PROPOSITION TO
CREATE A LOCAL IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT IN THE
TOWN OF ARMADA, TO BE
KNOWN AS ARMADA Paw
ING DISTRICT NUMBER TWO
AND TO MAKE CERTAIN
STREET IMPROVEMENTS IN
SAID DISTRICT.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04
(HhAa tv.asDO Editorial EQWIM

Taxes are high 1t Il true but they
wouldn't be no high II we had nm Ell
ficient man in every office like ".
lave in the county treasures office
1t Golden. Guy Juche.n is mighty
good investment for tns :axpayc.z
Of jefferson county and they ap
preciste it,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-05-04


horn politicians VIII, were 20 freelv.
critirisine Governor shoun for cell
ing the specisl session IN rrt ~
Moffat tunnel bill thru the lcgisls.
ture? Governor shoup's method OF
running the governors office ha'
brot forth storm Of criticism from
the little bosses in his cwn rarity
which has been received with hearty
applause by the opposition, but Gov
ernor Shoun has proven ", biz "
man to let the small fish in the
political pool worry him. He has
made mistakes since he has been In
office. but he has not Numbered
around trying TO cover them up. He
has gained the III will Of politicians
but he has by putting the Moffat
tunnel bill thru Che Legislature &C.
eonplished more for the state Of
Colorado than any other governor
since the state was created.
Thc red rock surface IN Grand
View and Ralston Is proving so sat
Sefaetory in these days of had ,osds
that contrast between tntsc street,
and the streets not s, surfaced
brings forth the suggestion that oil
the streets 81 Arv,da that nrc moi
paved should be suffered with rcd
rock. A red rock surface with 7
cement curb line maxcs nbout o
pretty street A. could be desired
Property owners who ~. ,nicrc,, cd
In gcod streets should tnes ur tho
matter Of getting street, in from, of
their places better m ,Ys'. In.
provemcnt district, for 'hc rarno-
Of surfncing and cur5iac could b.
formed the same as paving districts
or the town might surface such
streets ms the property owners are
enough interested in 10 put in curb
ingx along. Surfaced streets are =
lot cheaper than paved streets and
very satisfactory where the trnvc
IL net too heavy.
Every day Arvada is visited b,
from one TO several professional beg
CARS who fitch funds from tender.
hearted citizens in most surprising
manner. These professional beg.
gers make far more money in their
line OF work than the average honest
citizen docs in his vocation. Some
Of them wear fur better clothes n,
they go around soliciting aims
than can be afforded BY the per.
sons frcm whom they are asking
aid. Some carry n doctors certifi-
cate tending TO show that the bcggar
10 suffering from some incurnblc
malady. Will" others plead that they
Rave u support invxlids. Doctors
certificates mnv be secured by one
vcrson and loaned to several Others
Of the hcrRnrs organization who are
able bodied citizens. Begging il 4
profitable business And requires very
little excrtion. The money given 10
these professional beVRars who
---~ ont from Denver every day 70
ssW>-t" A-vSh- could N" u-cd very
r!r~'.. r. -o--, ~ 'hc les. fortunate
tsmiliss Of our own community, o.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-13
T. {. Vaughn, Jr,, has accepted
a position in Cincinnati.
NOT THE ONLY ONE
There Are Other Richmond PEG
pie Similarly Situated

Can there be any stronger
proof offered than the evidence
of Richmond residents? After
YOU have read the following
quietly answer the question::
Geo. 0. Parker. carpenter, $50
MoberIy Ave, Richmond, saws:
81 had attacks of kidney COM
plant that have given me a lot Of
trouble with sore muscles and
back They came on when nv
kidneys were out Of order. I had
dull pains across the small Of my
back just over my kidneys. I
was so lame across my hips that
when [ bent over I could hardly
straighten up and the muscles
felt as though they were tied in
knots. The lameness in my back
was worse in the morning and it
bothered me when [ stopped
to put on my shoes. The change
in the weather caused my kidneys
to act irre9ularly. | took DOan's
Kidney Pills and I am glad to say
they have always relieved me
right away"
6Oc at all dealers. Foster-AIil-
burn Co., Mrs, Buffalo, n. Y.
t oct Is 20 u
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-13
A Remarkable Record

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has a remarkable record. 1t has
been in use for colds, Group and
whooping cough for almost half
. century and has constantly
grown in favor and popularity as
its goou qualities become better
known. It is the standard and
main reliance for these diseases
in thousands. of homes. The
fact that is can always be de-
pended upon and is safe and
pleasant to take are greatly i'll
its favor when it is wanted for
children. oct
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-13
How Better Than Pills?

The question has been asked:
In what way are Chamberlain 5
Tablets superior to the ordinary
9athartic and liver pills? Our
answer is, they are easier and
more pleasant to take and their
effect is SO gent that one hardly
realizes that it is produced by a
medicine. Then, they not only
move the bowels but improve
he appetite and strengthen the
digestion. oc
Ashland, Ky, Oct. 13-At the
Kentucky Highway Engineers
meeting here today the follow
ng officers were elected: Presi-
dent, William H. Edwards OF
Lexington; vice president, D. B.
Smith of Winchester, and secre-
tary, Dan V. Terrill of Lexing-
ton. The 1923 meeting goes to
| eXinotOn.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-13
FercyWenrici, Composer,
Finds Everyone Coils

New York CITY.-Percy Wen
rich, world famous as the composer
of your Old Gray Bonnet has
discovered the Something new" Tor
which every writer OF popular songs
yearnS. Percy has composed neIo-
dies on every subject under the sun
from "silyer stars TO tulips but
recently he was stumped for an idea.
What, ne asked himself, was the
public Interested in that every hit
writer in Tin Pan Alley had not
taken a crack at.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-13
ku kiux In Wisconsin Politics
(Dy Associated PressJ

Madison, Oct. 13-The XII
kluX Klan'entered politics for the
first time when the Democrats
state central executive committee
issued statement referring to
the declared plan of endorsement
OF Republican candidates as "the
most dastardly attempt ever
made in this state to poison the
minds of voters in a political
campaign"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-13


After buzzing around Broadway
and the Middle West Percy decided
that the new interest of the country
was golf. This he found to be no
longer a bankers game, but the
everyday sport of the so-called
middle class" from Maine to
Florida. So, in collaboration with
Frank Mcintyre OF vaudeville fame
he wrote The 10Th Hole" in honor
OF the most interesting play of golf.
GThe 10Th Hole" Percy explains
Coz tie benefit of the few that are
not golfers, is located in the club
house and is often the real reason
the tired business man takes to gcss.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-13
Indicted On Murder Charge
(By Associated Press,

Bardstown, Ky, Oct. 13-Jos
Lindsey, 81, and wife, formerly
Mrs. Beulah Vance, Al, were in
dicted. today, charged with the
murder Of Charles Vance, the wo-
mans former husband, who was
shot to death in bed at his home
near here August 5, last year,
was hired man on the
Vance farm.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-13
HinGenburg Would Offer For
Presidency Of German
(By Associated Press)

Berlin, Oct. 13-Field Marshall
Won Hindenburg has expressed
Willingness to offer himself as Z
candidate for the German presi-
dency, newspapers here today
state. It ygas said his acceptance
was at the request OF the German
national peoples party. y
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-13
Richmond Daily Register

The straw vote in Ohio shows
that Pomerene, the Democratic
candidate for Senate, will be re-
elected and that the proposition
for ligh twines and beer will car
~ by good majority.
George Ford was acquitted of
murder at Madisonville on the
gorunds of insanity, but the real
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-13

This line of Russians, waiting at
a station in Odessa to receive food
packages sent through the gener-
osity of American relatives and
friends, is typical of what will be
fine greatest form of alienation of
after-famine conditions in Russia
this winter. The American Relief
Administration, which built up rap
idly a feeding program that reached
1O,5OO,OOO persons a day at the
height of its operation, abolished
adult feeding, at least temporarily,
when this years harvest came in.
More than 100000 children q day