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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
Walter P. Smith
for Representative

Walter r. Smith, the Afvada
Realtor, has h, after a greGt deal OF
persuasion on the part of citizens
of the east side Of the county, de-
c;dcd to become candidate for the
Democratic nomination for repre-
tentative in the state legislature.
This will be good news to the people
Of tho county in general because it
IL hard to get = good man who can
and will give his time to this very
important but small salaried office.
Mr.. Smith Is just the man for the
Place and his consenting to let his
name be used as q candidate for the
office is u great thing for the tax
puyers Of this county. There has
never been any movement for the
advancement Of Jefferson county
since Mr.. Smith became citizen Of
this county that he has not been
prominently identified with. Dur.
ing the time he WIS president OF
the Arvadn Community club he nc
complished wonderful good In many
ways for the whole community. lie
j. an energetic worker, thoroughly
experienced in dealing with the
public, capable Of putting big things
across and square with all with
whom he Ia dealing. Jefferson
county needs Walter P. Smith in the
state Legislature and his election
should b unsainous,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
Examination For
Postmaster Called

Notice has been received by the
Enterprise from the postmaster
general that examination will be
held for the position Of postmaster
at Arvad on July 18th. Examina.
tions will b held in Denver, Golden
and other places. Application forms
may b secured at tke Arvada post
office or from the postofficc de-
partment at Washington. Pos!
master Nswton's term expires Sept
cmber 9Th.
without doubt II the matter Of
selecting the postmaster for Arv'
ida were left to the patrons Of the
office R. L. Newton would be re.
tained without much opposition
Mr.. Newton has conducted the nf'
fnirs Of the office in way that Is
very much appreciated by the people
Of this community. He had a num-
ber Of ysars experience in dealing
with the public before ne oecame
postmaster and since he has been
on the Job he hiss made every en-
dsavor to keep the office up to the
highest standard. When the news
Of ths proposed examination spread
among the business people OF th'
town q number Of them went to Mr.
Newton and asked him to become nH
applicant for reappointment. Re-
publicans who are interested In an
efficient office say they do not care
to ~ the job passed around ms
political plumb but would rather sec
the postoffics kept out Of politic'
and an sffieisnt man like Mr.. New
ton retained - postmaster.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
MRS. ALVIN ZACKRlSON
REPORTED AS IMPROVING

Mrs. Alvin Zachrison, daughter of
w. H. Kaler, field representative
of the Enterprise, is in St. An
thongs hospital in Denver slowly
recovering from an operation fer
I'm abcess. She was taken in Mon
day and the operation performed
Her temperature reached 108 the
highest of any patient ever cared
for at st. Anthory's and it was be-
lieved that she could not recover.
However news from her bedside
Thursday, just before noon, was to
the effect that she was much better
and hopes are now entertained for
her recovery.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
JOHN II. RICE GETS
PAVING CONTRACT

The contract for the paving of
Wadsworth-ave was let Monday
night to John H. Rice whose bid for
the complete job was $4,000. Mr..
Rice is the man who put in the first
piece Of paving between Denver and
Arvada. He was the lowest Of
several bidders. Work will start at
once.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
ODD FELLOWS
TO BUILD HERE

The Odd Fellows lodge of Arvada
has authorized its trustees Messrs.
D. w. Comstock, Ernest, Carne
and R. r. Rodda to go ahead with
plans for the construction of a two
story brick business block on its
lots at the corner Of Wadsworth and
Adelaide avenues opposite the Newt
Olson Lumber Company property.
The plans, which must be approx
ed by the grand lodge as well as
the subordinate lodge before actual
construction starts, are for a two
story building with sixty foot
front on Wadsworth and extending
100 feet back on Wadsworth. The
front part Of the building is to be
divided into two store rooms while
a third store room will be made in
the rear Of the building with q south
front.
There will be a full basement
ander the entire building. The
second story will be the home Of the
Arvada Odd Fellow lodge, and will
be one Of the finest lodge homes in
the state.
The ccst Of the building will pro-
bably be somewhere in the neighbor-
hood Of $4,000 it is roughly esti-
mated. The Odd Fellows are amply
able to undertake the erection Of
such . building as they have good
many thousand dollars in their
treasury it Is understood.
The trustees plan starting the
work Of excavation very shortly now
ind the actual construction work
may later be let ont by contract.
We understand that has not been
dcfinately decided.
There has been some talk Of all
the fratsrnal orders going in with
~ town board and erseting>a COM
munity house which would provide
homes for all the lodges Of the town
and also . building for many pur-
poses Of the town end community.
This has been heartily endorsed by
the fraternal orders, the community
club and the eitissns in general. It
was taken up By the town board
and that organization thought 80
well Of Il that Town Attorney
Schultz was instructed to look into
the legality Of the matter, which he
questioned At the time. The Odd
Fellows. who wsre pushing the mat
ter strongly have evidently decided
to wait no longer so Arvadn's ccm-
munity house proposition will pro-
bably not be brot up again.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

The Ashton Motor Sales Company,
local Chevrolet dealers, have IL
splendid display Of auto acccsso,tes
IN their window. ltis firm cniriei
a splendid line of accessories etc. 30
that the people Of the Ar,aGa dis
thct can get Just what they wa,t
rIbht here at home. Mr.. Ashton
r.porta "A fast increnS.ng demand Tor
Chcvrolets. the popular priced ear.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Roy. a. Pierce, manager of tho
Pierce CoGl Company, put one over
on his friends u week ngo when he
quietly slipped away to Denver and
returned few days later with his
bride who was formerly Miss Carrie
~ Splntc Of Denver. Tho Enter
friSe joins hosts Of friends In heart
lest congratulations,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Peter Olson, county commissioner
of Adams county was In Arvsda on
business Tuesday. He Is up for re-
election and his record IL such that
he will have little opposition. He IL
+ Republican.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Walter +. Smith a. Son, Arvads
Realtors. have recently put up
most attractive sign over their place
OF business. The ,enior member of
the firm is one Of the best sign
writer's TINT has done my work In
Arvnda but his rcnl estate activitic,
do not permit him to devote much
time to the sign writing business.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Some arrests have been made In
connection with the theft of about
$4,000 worth Of tires from the
Midwest Tire plant. II is under
stood some Of the tires have been
recovered and that U man named
Davis has confessed taking all the
blame on himself,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

VIM. Bennctt's new home ON West
Grand View-avc which Is being buiil
under the direction of A. Hedge IL
now nearing completion ana IL one
oil the very best homes in or around
Arvada. MIR. Bennett liz showing.
his faith in the town by making
such excellent improvements ana
Mr.. Hedge is again proving his CT.
iIe!ency as IA buiidcr IN the splendid
Job he Is doing for Mr.. Bennett.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Miss Olive Watson left recently
to attend the summer course ut
Berkeley, California. and will visit
relatives in Fresno and Los Angeles
before returning home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

There will be m interesting meet
ing Of the Arvads Community Club
at Bsrth Hall next Monday evening.
Secretary Ralph Smith announces
that . number Of important matters
are up for discussion.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Senator and Mrs. Wesley Staloy
drove over TO Kiowa Sunday " visit
Senator ". D.. Riley and family.
OF course these two old time politi-
cal war horses didn't talk any poll
tics during their visit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Rev. W. +. Cole is steadily i'm
proving in health, but IL not able
to occupy the pulpit yet and hev.
X. +. Stevenson will preach in III,
Baptist church next Sunday botn
morning and evening,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Mr.. and Mira. II. W. Clingncr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Langley, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. II. Camcrm ind little son
and Mrs. Mabel Hendricks Of Dem
YER spent Tuesday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Patterson,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bennett arc
the proud parents Of fine baby
girl who arrived Mt their home on
Saturday Of last week. Mother and
babe are doing nicely.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Mrs. Jake holland returned We'd
nesday morning from California
where she has been for several
months. Mr.. holland Ia expected
home in a couple Of weeks.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Chas. Cast of the tramwuy and
Miss Sarah Rodda. daughter Of MIR.
Dnd Mrs. X. X. Rodda were married
IN Littlcton in April but have been
Keeping their wedding secret.
They are now making their homo
temporarily at tho home of the
brides parents in Aryada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ. Duncan, Chns.
Graves and j. d. Patterson went TO
North Park Friday md returned
home Sunday night with over two
hundred fine trout.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

J. H. Pyott Of Dinuba. Calf, IL
brother of Mrs. ]. IL. Watson, Is
here on an extended visit. II has
been about thirty years since they
had seen each other.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Maxwell Of
Dennison. Ohio. are visiting nt the
home Of their son II. G. Maxwell
md family OF Grand viow-avc.
Mr.. Maxwell is II retired engineer
having worked for the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co., for fifty years.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

+. II. Moulton. has just completed
II nice job of cement work In laying
new sidewalk from Juchem's store
east on Grand Vicw-avc along the
new grade Of the street.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

T. J. Taylor IL fixing now cement
sidewalk from the ,Rccht corner
rorth toward the high school on the
new grade that was established to
conform with tho paving.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

The Doug Fairbanks picture at
the Trivoli theatre Saturday night
was hot one. In fact II was 30
hot that the film exploded and there
was quite II fire for u short time in
the projection room. The Arvada
lire fighters were OH the job and
scmc Of them tried to emulate the
ieats Of the famous star. Damage
to the theatre building waa very
slight, owing to the way 1t is con-
ntructed and the effectiveness with
which the fire department worked.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
ARvADA LOCALS

Notice to the members Of the
class Of '2l of A. H. s. A reunion
will be held ut the home Of Miss
Helen Wagner on Friday evening,
June 80, at 7:15.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
ARMADA BAND PROGRAM
July 9Th, 1922

New Century March
Impromptu Overture
California Fox TrOt
The Holy City Song
Baritone Solo-Signor Imparato
Intermission
Southern Breezcs Tone Picture
Telegram March
Hearts and Flowers Song
National Emblem March
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
BAPTIST CHURCH
W. +. COLE, Pastor

Bible school ut 0:46 =. m.
Preaching at II 100 q m.
i. Y. +. u. mt 6:l6 y. m.
Preaching service 1t 7:t5 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday ct 7A6
p. n.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Christinn Science services are bel
Sunday morning II; West First nm
Adelaide Streets. mt II O'Clock.
Subject "Christian Science"
sunday S.;tu,n, NJ y 40
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Il. l.. Ncwcomb is improving the
looks Of his place by painting his
house and making other improv-
mcnts.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
RaLsroN PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School nt 2:I5 p. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
tnx OF the Word at 8 p. m.
Aid"weck service. Thursday at 7 80
b. m.
A cordial invitation 20 this Com
mnnity service IL extended IN al
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
Democrats Enthused
Announce for Office

I. j. Taylor is out for the Demo-
cratic nomination for count, clerk.
Mr.. Taylor who is a son-in-law OF
Judge Chas. Wilbur, old ,.,t l>cmo-
cratic war horse, is well known all
over the county. He has recently
returned here after being away Il
few years during which time he re-
sided in COLORADO Springs where he
was the Democratic nomioce for
Sheriff Mt last election. MIR. TaS-
lor is ut present in the cement con-
tracing business and doing u good
Geal OF work around Arvnua. lac Is
well qualified for the office Of
county clerk and has II good follow
ing in this section of the county.
Johnny Meier of Arvada will be n
candidate before the Democratic
assembly and primaries for dcsigna-
ton AS nominee Of the party for
the office Of county treasurer.
MIR. Meyer is one Of the most pro-
gressive and businesslike young
farmers in the county. He is well
known among the the farmers and
business people. He is quite active
in fraternal circles having been af-
filiated with the Woodmen Of the
World in the capacity OF organizer.
Meyers friends in both parties say
lie is strong candidate.
J, IL, Baxter of Griffith has been
suggested by the Democrats AS their
candidate for the office of corner
OF jefferson County. Coroner
Wood will be the Republican can-
didate it is understood. Wood has
been on the job for number OF
terms. He defeated II. s. Burton
Of Arvada in the primaries on the
plea that Burton had had the office
Two terms and TINT the Republican
organization does not believe in any
otiice holder having y third term.
ihls was the sole argument used
against Burton but the aictstors OF
the Republican organization never
use that argument against u G0iaen
man. They say that s,nce Burton
was defeated tnat the office OF
Coroner has become 10 unimportant
that their third term policy no long
er applies to that.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Tho Enterprise wants ncwa notes
from YOUR community. Phone vr
maIl them IN ny edhesday oI each
week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Miss Hazel Long Of Los Angeles
Bibls Institute viii b home the end
of this week 70 spend the summer
vasstjeu.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
A. C. HOOVER, Pnstor

Sunday School 1000 n. m.
Morning Worship 1900
Epworth I,chgue G.ab
Evening Worship 800
Wednesday prayer hour 7A5.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
WHEATRIDCE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

ROBERT X. ADAMS. Pnstor 80
1000 A. NJ. Sunday School.
1900 A. NJ. Morning Worship.
1880 p M. Epworth League De.
votional meeting and short sermon
bv pastor.
All are cordially welcome.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Howard L. Cray. formerly EN-.
Ployed in Arvada ns nn auto me.
chanic, has decided not to take the
garage At Wadsworth and Forty.
fourth and has taken over the Al.
Elitchs Garage. Mr.. Gray is max.
ing bid for Arvnds business In an
I'd In this issue OF the Enterprise
You can drive your car In there and
leave IL and come home on Tho
trsmway or leave II to be repaired
while you are doing your trading
down town. Mr.. Grny has few
superiors ~ an auto expert md the
reputation he has won among Arv.
ada people will be the means OF
getting him . lot Of business from
this section.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29

Mrs. G. Willis entertained the
Womsn's Home Missionary. last
week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
Democrats Organize
for Election ],

At large and enthusiastic meet
ing of Democrats Of Jeffersor
County held at the Auditorium hotc
at Denver, June 23rd the following
announcements of candidates FOL
the coming primaries We're made:
For Representative-W. +. Smith
OF Arvada and Chas. Spicer OF
Edgewatcr.
FOR Sncriff-Ray Pearson Of
Evergreen, Orph Hail.
For County Cieik-Miss Lauru
Nancy oil Eagcwatcr and 4. J. Iay.
.cr Oh Arvada.
For County Trcasurcr-Gus JOnn.
son OF fai-inont, VI. Lamb OF G0,u.
cn and J. r. Meier OIL Arvada.
For Asscssor-Mikc Sweeney OF
Golden and Otis A. i'yke OF Aorri'
son.
For Survcyor-A. II. Patterson OF
Lamb.
For Surt. Of Schools-Evangcline
Cummings of Arvada.
Fer 20. Commissioncrs-J. II.
Patterson Of Lamb and William
brattOn Of Evergreen.
For Coroner. II. Baxter OF
Griffith.
The County Assembly will be
called to meet at Golden on Satur.
day July 10Th to elect delegales u
the State Assembly and to nomin.
ate the County ticket, the Demo.
crates are alive and full OF enthu.
siasm ana say they will not be salts.
lied with anything but the election
oi the full ticket this fall.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-29
Democrat. Of jefferson coun.y

A meeting Of all Democrats Of
Jefferson Co. who ere intercatcd in
the State and County ticket this
year is called 10 meet at the Audi
lorium Hotel in Denver on Friday
evening July 9TH, ut 6:30 p. m., Tor
INC purpose OF organization and
taking over plans 10: the coming
campaign. we will have good din
ner ana lay plans to give the enemy
tho greatest race they ever had IN
Jefferson county. This is u Demo-
cratic year, we are going back to
good times and less taxation, come
and give us your support.
BY Order Of County Chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
LATEST SPORT NEWS
Sport Briefs

CHfCAGO-(By the Associated
Press. )-Robinson's climbing Hu-
perbas with their pitching ace,
Dutch Reuther. squeezed n 3 TO 2
victory from the league-leading
Giants. II was Reuther's twelfth
victory OF tho season. The iowiy
Phiilies bested the Braves. s To 4.
and the Pirates. hitting heavily.
trimmed the Cubs s TO g. The
Cards and Reds had an off-day.
Cobb's Tigers took on eleventh.
ming battle from the leading
BROWNS. ; TO ?, while the Yankees
were defeated by the Red Sox. 6
to 2. The Bostonians found the
youthful Hoyt's curves TO their lik-
ing while Jack Quinn, a former
Yankee. allowed but five hits.
speakers Indians were shut out
by the white Sox, 3 to o. while the
Mackmen and Washington were
idle.
0orham v. Leverctte. pitched n
mastery game against the Cieve-
land Indians yesterday for the Chi
cago white Sox and hung up an
other shut-out game against Iris
Speakers club. > to o.
Grover Alexander. Of the Chi
cage Cubs, failed TO make much
Roadway against the rushing Pitts
burgh Pirates and was relieved by
Osborne. The Pirates continued
their assault against the Cub
rookie. and when the Cubs
threatened 20 knot the score, Carl
son replaced Cooper. who checked
the rally. Pittsburgh winning 9 to 6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
GIBSON MINERS
ARRIVE TONIGHT
FOR TWO GAMES
Will Play Grays at
Barelas Tomorrow
and Sunday; Teller to
Pitch

The Gibson Miners team.
stronger than ever. VIII arrive here
on train No. \ tonight for two
games with the Orays, tomcr, ow
and Sunday.
Tomorrow's game will be held at
Barelas field and will start at 0
O'Clock. The 0rays have been
working hard this week to get into
their old-time form for the two
games. which promise To DO the
hardest they have yet had this
season, as the Gibson team II
rated even stronger than Beien.
Toots Teller. who was with the
Graya last year, IN pitching Tor the
Gibson team. He II also Their adj
vance agent and l. here now. fixing
details for the two-game series.
lie IL now In the sheep business at
st. Michael. Arizona, and for that
reason has not been playing With
the Grays this year.
This il the first two-game serles
that has been played here this
summer and Dan Padliia. manager
Of the GrayS expects 90 draw
heavily for both contests. He be-
l!eves that his team IL In shape to
play real baseball and wants sup
port In the grandstand.
There is a possibility, of n sur
prise In the pitchers box for the
GrAys, although nothing has been
announced on this At any rate,
Roberto has becp showing up well
lately and he will have O'Connell
and sandoval to back him up m
a pinch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Ford Automobiles Not
Used for Detroiters;
Latter Feel 'Insulted'

The most notable automobile
product OF their city was not util.
lied this afternoon to TRANSPORT
the soc visiting shriners or the
Moslem Temple OF Detroit, Mich.
around the city. The Insult" TO
their prominent citizen and ru-
mored candidate for the White
HOUSE, however. was overlooked
by the visitors because OF the hos
pitality OF the chamber OF COM
morce ofnciala. local Shriners and
Aasons and other citizens who
spent three hours this afternoon
carrying the Detroit travellers to
Old Town. through the residential
portions Of the city and TO the
University.
The Detroit Shine pilgrimage
arrived In two sections shortly be-
fore | o'clock. 10 railroad cars be-
ing utilized 10 transport the party.
Besides being given automobile
rides the Shrinern were received
at the Masonic Temple and we're
given the privilege OF utilizing the
bathing facilities at the Y. N. G..
a. This In the last Shrine train
that will come through Aubuquer-
que on n return trip from the San
Francisco council.
Yesterday the AlladIn Temple Of
columbus, Ohio. was given copies
OF the song entitled "Albuqueroue
Mo" by Mrs. George u. Wheeler,
a former resident OF Columbus
Many OF the Shrinora were much
pieased with the compoation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
New State Record
In Laying Asphalt
Made on South Arno

The New Mexico Construction
company. which IL doing this pay
ing In this city at present. yestcr-
day established a new state record
for laying OF hot asphalt. when
they put down 900 boxeA. or apout
400. coo pounds on South Arno
street. The former record for a
day was 3s7 boxes
A delay In the wdr,g on Arno
street was brought anuu when the
company's tank truck FOR haun1T
the hot asphalt from the plant,
broke down. This WORKERS tried
hauling II In open WAGONS and
nhoyeling II out. hut this proved
slow and allowed the staff 10 cool
too much. 10 that " aid MT ta,x
properly with the road base.
The city IN now lending the com
pany It's two trucks for hauling
the asphalt and the work IN rroa
crossing rapidly. NO that II II esti-
mated that by tomorrow evening
the company will be through With
the four blocks on south Arno
street. which have nov i,een tied
up for about month. This com.
pany will pay the city rem for fhs
use OF these trucks.
Our reason for letting .hern use
the city trucks y. r. Porter. -ity
street ana park superlntandei 1t
stated today. ia In order that tbs
work may be done right ana hat
the street may be opened agar
rs aoon AZ possible. We oniS want
to see the city get the best poxsib'
paving. which the company could
not give withon, proper trucks fol
hauling asphalt"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-23
Browns Squirt and Yank Slump Mixes
Things Up Temporarily

bat he is turning the trick at the
box office.
Ruth's absence from the game
has given several other players a
chance to bask In the sporting
spotlight.
Ken Williams OF st. Louis II
the home-run king OF the Ameri-
can League so far this season. lie
Is being closely pursued by Miller
OF the Athletics and Holman OF De-
troit.
con June 10 Williams had 4,
home runs.l
In the National League Rogers
Hornsby Of the 81. Louis Cardin-
ais In showing the way.
tJunc 10 Hornsby had ~ homs
-uns.)
IL IL a rather Interesting fact
that OF the four leading slugger,
Williams is the only ieft-handed
American League
In the American League the fins
start made by the Athletics wa,
the talk - the circuit. The failure
OF Washington tc get sway to q
flying start was an equally biR
disappointment to the followers oil
that club.
IN the National League Pitts,
burg has played fine ball despite
the loss OF Its star catcher. Schmidt
81. Louis has been rather erratlc
Cleveland TO date has disap'
pointed. Detroit has shown q
strong offensive, that gets result,
with pitching that holds up.
In separate articles devoted e
each league I will consider this
work Of the clubs up to date anc
tho possibilities for the future.