The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-21
CENTENNIAL STATE 1rzMs.

CENTENNIAL STATE lTEAN
Ucpver.--Ths toiJ01ias 70 . COR
rLete i;.' >. nominations for stats a.
fices, on lmth itepni'..:sm AN: u~n'o-
cratic tickets ihst Wilt mppear OH the
general election ballot. Tuesday. No:.
I, 1872. For Governor: Republican.
Benjamin Griffith. Democratic. VIII
liam f. Sweet. For Lieutenant Gov
ernor: Republican, Robert F. Rock
well. Democratic, Walter b. O'Brien.
For Congressman: First COngressiOn-
al District. Rep. William n. Vale.
Dem. Benjamin Hilliard. For Con-
gressman, Second Congressional Dis
trict: Rep, Charles Il. Timberlake.
Dem. Or. &. NJ. Worth. For Congress-
man, Third Congressional District:
Rep. Guy U. Hurdy. DEM, Chester Il
Horn. For Congressman. Fourth Con-
gressionai District: Rep. Merle e.
Vincent. Dem. Edward I. Taylor.
For Justice of Supreme Court (full
term: Rep. John w. SheafOr. DEM.
William A. Hill. For Justice Of Su-
preme Court Ito fill vacancy): Rep,
John Campbell. Dem, Francis j..
Bouck. For Secretary Of State: Rep,
Carl $. Mil,iken. Dem, James II. No
land. For Auditor: Rep, Arthur NJ.
Stong. Dem. William II. McNichols.
For Treasurer: Rep, Harry l.. Mul<
nix. Dem. Wesley Stuley. For AttOr-
ney General: Rep. Willard Il. Gordon.
Dem. Russell W. Fleming. For Super
intendent OF Public Instruction: Ieep..
katherine l.. Craig. DEM, Mary c. q.
Bradford. For Regents of University
of Colorado: Rep. Clark G. Mitchell
and q. F. Parker. Dem. +. ". Lock-
wood and Clifford W. Mills.
Denver.-Exhibiis OF Sunday school
work are attracting wide attention ut
county fairs through the state, accord
ing to Mrs. II. II. Shaw of the Colorado
Sunday School Association. These en-
hibts include literature on methods
and results, and illustrative posters
and scrap books. note books. models.
maps, clay figures and other hand
work used by teachers in presenting
| stottCcr VI W Ns''Ni,A ~
express the ideas of the lessons In
tangible FORM Mrs. Shaw said that
she has received letters from those In
charge of such displays saying that
many teachers and mothers are maxim:
notes ON the suggestions offered In
these exhibits.
Pueblo.-The largest cash trunsac-
tion ever handled by the Pueblo cOun.
~ sheriff's office took place when the
land and water rights Of the Cucharas
Land and Water Company were sold
to j. VIII johnson Of Pueblo for $780,
OOO. The company properties include
the Cucharus reservoir and dam. over
twenty miles of main irrigation ditch
es, the tOwnsite OF Wilson and other
properties. The. sale was made to sat
lsfy foreclosure judgment recently
issued out OF District Court.
GlcnwoOd Springs. civil service
commission certified to the POstOffice
Department the names OF Ollie Thor
son, Miss Laura W. Hammond and
John &. Moser as the three receiving
the highest grades and made eligible
for appointment as postmaster ut
GlenwOOd Springs. One OF this num-
ber will be recommended for appoint.
ment. The examination was held
July IS.
PuebiO.-All school children In the
state attending either public Or pr.
vate school will he afforded IN OpIIOr.
tunity to attend the state fair ut l'ue-
bio on Friday. Sept. -. us guests Ut
the stute fuir commission. according
to plans announced recently. School
superintendent In every county in the
state have been supplied with tickets
for distribution to children expecting
to attend the fair.
Fort Colllns.-The digging Of sugar
beets In the Fort Collins district. uc-
cnrding to the officials ot the Great
Western Sugar Company, will be- he
gun Sept. ~. and the fnctOry will open
Sept. ~ or 30. Delivery of beets to
the factory will he restricted until Oct.
8. by which time the factory will be
ready to receive beets ut It's various
dumps ut full harvest speed.
Estes park.-A crusade against H.
literacy is to be featured in the years
work of the National Federation Of
Womens Clubs under the brnncl, Of
applied education. OF which Mrs. John
Dickinson Sherman of Estes Park and
Chicago Is chairman. This wus indl-
Gated at the openin. session of the
Colorado Federation of W0men's Clubs
| here.
Dcnver.-The primary vote fell fur
below that of 1920. In that year fOs
governor there was Il total vote east In
the stnte Of l2O.GoS. and In Denver Of
3..ds7. and for United States senator
In the state l20.4S; und In Denver H..
GO7. About .4,OOO voted In Denver.
while the vote In the state WIS under
1OO.OO
Aspen.-Joseph Miller. an employi
at u construction camp near this city.
has been arrested, charged with the