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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-31
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, March Co.,
Higher ruuna ruled iu the cotton
market today from tho opening
Tho highest lryois wcrc reached dun.
ug the llto trading when special
shout covering was aroused hy come
pniu'H ot young cotton b"luR WBHhoI
uu by rain lu south ToxuH
Al the best ~ tho day. tho Is'
showed gains OF 20 to SO points
Tho close was 2S To 3S points uu
uol May traded as high nH lG.Tlr
and closed at 1890. The crops
we're stronger than tho old uud O,.
tubrr roso 10 1920, cluaiug at
lG.2Iu.
Iu the carly reports uf hrtfur
spot demand here. mlus ur 10000
bales ON the spot lu LiNDrpuuI mud
private cables telling ut further IW
pruyomont4 in Manchester caused
gains OF about 10 points A. ihI.
stage OF tho session. tho market u1-
held down 10y estimates that fNr
acreage would also he increased np
10 per cent Bon ToNla ana uuuuf 'u
pcr cent iu oklahoma. l}"turn noon
however. the trlcprIms Irum south.
Cru IrNaH commenced iu hisl tuu.
effect uud iu Tho luio trading Ihr
ring found difficulty u auunNns
the demand FOR cover from lur short
side. Spots wore quoted ts points
higher, at lG.GJc for mIddIiuE uu
total sales OF asa bui'H
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LEGAL.

Published IN the Tulss. nahy World
March ~. 20, 80, o., and April ], 1922,
world Publishing Company, PublishersJ
notice FOR HEARING on AS
SESSMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER 3si, CITY or TULSA
OKLAHOMA:
Iu compliance with tho resolution Of the
Board Of Commissioners adopted on tho
4ith day Of Match, l922. notice is hereby
given that the Board ~ Commissioners OF
tho city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, has oN-
uuincd the estimate and statement ut the
city engineer ms TO the amount OF the cost
or tho NIbrolithiC concrete pavement which
should ho assessed against the abuttius
property, the property benefited and 9TH
err property liable 60 Assessment and the
owners thereof. In STREET IMPROVE
NENT DISTRICT 40 3S1, which includes
the following described portions Of streets,
tU-Wit.
NTEENTU STREET from the
East line OF Victor Avenue 10 point
92s feet East iu He'll -McNeal Addition.
Nud said Board OF Commissioners has by
resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement ana estimate OF tho city engi-
ueer and haa determined TO assess the cost
ut the improvements in said district
against the Hbutting property, the property
benefited, and other property liable to as
sessuent and the owners thereof as toI-
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FEDERAL REVIEW
ENHANCES STOCKS
Expansion of Iron and
Steel Products Also
Lifts Up Prices

NEW york. March go The M
yorablo review Of buuucss coud tlous
issued boy the department NJ come
moroo. continued expansion ~ IRON
and rtrcl products nt higher prices
aud tho reported cancellation 1f tax
brualfIp. n. tho Mexican govern.
mont served iu enhance quoted
values loo iodur's lively stock market
OffsotiuE Incidents such oH the
approaching ,uHl HTikU and u lr.
cro14e lu ,Ur londIug7 1f principal
railway terminals. cNort"d no od-
,orao effect Boo trading circles where
m'I,.h sentiment was uppcrmost.
Additional Withdrawals of local
reserves nt interior banks Impaired
frmcr note 10 money rates. can
loans held ut 49, per cont however.
aud quotations for short and long
time accommodation wCrc un-
changed at 49, tu ~ per. cent.
Practically tho entire liHt shared
in the days Rise, but equipments,
motors. stccls and oils again doml-
natcd the movement Sales amount
ed to 100000 shares.
Aside from reduction ~ its
liability reserves tho weekly state
mont Of tho Bank OF England
showed no change from recent re-
ports. but market conditions In Lon
don reflected tho coutusosd tato ot
tho British political situation.
Further dulpcss was shown by
tho foreign oxdh1ugo market, rtor-
ling again casing from yesterdays
rally on small offerings uf bills.
French, Belgian ana Italian rates
were steady, the German mark mndo
further progress toward recovery
anl almost all of the FAR eastern
rcmlttanccs strengthened.
Tho upward movement ot bonds
made further progress, but trading
was most active In rails, industrials
and utilities, government offerings
railing off
British. French and other Euro
pean flotations showed irregularity
and realizing for profits contributed
10 the moderate reaction In the LIB
erty group, In which nominal losses
preduminntod at the close. Sales,
par value. aggregated Sl3,8il00O.
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WASHlNGrpN. March SO.--Comhlncd
resources and ll1uluties ~ the ~ federal
lr1rrNe hHnkH Ht tho close " business
March 20 were reported tonight by the
federal reserve board as foliOWa'
ltoHuuTtya.
Total gold hold nv banks. fSi975i 900.
Total gold reserves. t2a75 35b. 900,
Total reserves, 50 K3lua27p.OOO
Total bills uu hand, SI3S. 6A8 600.
Total earning assets. fi.1sH. sos, 600.
Total resources, tiSl5,SSLOUO.
Liabilities
Total deposits, 1906. 10000.
Total liabilities. flNl5.Sbl, 900.
Ratio 90 total reserves tp deposits and
fcdnrl reserve not liabilities combined.
Ifh per cent
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FORT WORTH, Texas March 3O.=Cat-
500 beovcs &4bOU7.SO.
Stockors ta,25u6.5O cows t3O0uGO0,
heifors i3.25M7O0, yoarlings 1850 U 500.
calves &22ouS.0O.
Hogs Roceipta 5000 light t9.tOdg6O,
heavy 9p.25dg,aO. plEs t5.OOUS.g5.
NheCp.=NpC 90 900 lambs XgG0ff-
1900, yrnrlings to0Ouli.fO, owes 50 90
HNso. Cheap stockcrs tt0oQ ESQ. feeders
lambs 3IbOulg.5U,
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creamery extras ~. fIrsts siGs5B. stan,
dards Joib.
Eggs easy. 1880 cases, firsts 2a,l@.
25A y, miscellaneous 2Ju25a, storage
packed extras gf
Potatoes dull 30 ears total u. s. ship.
mouis us Wisconsin sacked round whites
tlHa 40 yWt. Minnesota sacked Red
t'NrfH tlh0H ltO rwtl Idaho sacked
turals 81 SO ywt3 Nebraska sacked rurals
fl.tOu1NO CNt
Poultry, alice higher fowls &c. springs
so. IUusttTH 10.
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NEW NOitk, March 3U.#.tutiuusood uii
w-s lower under scattered local HHlNus
Induced by easier crude aud lara and dull
trado generally. leading months close Il
10 g points not lower Sales $500 hufa
july N SIC, September SOC, uIl bid.
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NEW NONk- NITIT 3U"-UaU mOn1v
easier hlgu l's, low tfs, ruling ratio a.,
closing ht O. offered at l1a, last loan
A'g, vdl loans against Raroptanccs T. time
loans steady $40 days aud 90 days "a,
months Wla. prime mercantile pa
Nor l1aUNl
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OKLAHOMA CITY March 90 Cattle
Receipts $50, lower steers 10 ana 25c
lower top tIlo. bulk tG.25UG76. butch
ors steady. calves steady, top $500; stock
urs ana foodors steady.
Hogs Receipts 900. active. 15 ana
"5u higher, top $3.50. bulk t9.COIg.15.
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KANSAS CITY, March a0-'uHh wheat
No 2 hard 1ls2Ul.i5, No. red N,cs-
Corn-No. . white $50, No. yellow
5AA ubih, No, yellow SEC.
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WICHITA. Kan. March a0 .-tfugs..ile.
s.Iurs 900. tN. up. t0p i'1g. bulk i'.t0-
uHHu
sf,l.s g. HU.i 400. cove auI LtIfrfs Boz
UUtU. .fu.F.ra aud flrIrrs l1GOus.tJ,
tH...a FaUUu4Eu
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NEW ORLEANS March 40 Spot cot.
ton STEADY 81 higher, sales on the spot
diing ib.as, middllug 1858. good mid
diing 1913, receipts 2,e5t stock glOGgg.
New York Spot CottAn.
+. NEW YORK, March aO.-Aot cotton
.t,adv, middliug lSlBc.
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NEW YnUE March aO.-Lsnd-Stoady,
mot t50dfSO.
Zinc quiet East ST. Iouis delivery
spu. 40
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4 AIDES 1000 REwARDi I posi-.
lively guarantee my great sue.
eessful Monthly" Compound. Safely
telleves some OF the longest, most
obstinate, abnormal cases in 3 to
days. No harm, pain or Interference
with work. Mail $500; Double
Strength $500. Booklet free. write
today. DR.. T. A. Southington REM
edy Co. Kansas City. Mo.--Adysr-
usamonE
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tPubpshed In the Tulsa Daily word
March es 90, so, 81 and April !, 1899,
world Publishing Company. puhlisherD
NOTiDM FOR HEARING on AS
SESSMENlS FOR PAVING IN
STREET n IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NuMAER E5S CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA;
In compliance With tho resolution Of
the board of eomuflssi1ueu adopted on
tho 2tth day ot March. 1899, notice rs
hereby given that the BOARD OF CONF
Uissionors of the city OF Tulsa, Okla.
hnma, has examined the estimate and
statement Of the city engineer ms 20 the
amount of the cost ~ the Ninrollthic com
crete pavement which should be assesses
against th0 sbuttiug property. tho prop
crty benefited, and other pr1pcriy liable
10 assessment thereof in STREET th-
pROVEMENT DISTRICT NO 35S. which
includes the following described portions
Of streets 'o-wit;
CHEYENNE AVENUE rom tho
north line Of Marshall Stn ut TO the
south libe Of Orlando SucN
And said board OF commI loucrs has
by revolution duly approNFl the afure'
said gtstrmeut ana estimate OF The cltN
engineer and has determine 20 assess
the cost of the improyem ITS IN said
district aGainst the abutt ~ property,
the property benefited. ana other prop
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All owners OF ebutting property, property
benefited by said improvements, ana other
property liable 20 assessment are hereby
notified that all matters affecung such
improvements or benefits 20 the property
thereby, and any tlaim or objections 10
tho assessments as above set forth shall be
Tiled In writtng I'm tho office of Mrs. Frank
seaman, city Auditor of tho city OF Tulsa
oklahoma on ur before the lth day ~
ApiiL lbls, at Q 90 o'clock A. NJ. and the
same shUl be l'urd by the board of Com.
missloners on the 1th day OF April. 1899.
at $500 o'clock A. A.. aud amy claim or
ohlet ions NOT 49, fici In writing before
salu illIn shall be deemed waived
DATED tNI- eith day OF March. 1888.
MRS PRANK SEAMAN,
CITY Auditor.
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iiun.shtu In the Tulsa Daily World
Matyh 30, a. April I, lBes World
iublahlng company, pubhshcr.)
ORDINANCE No. .gTT
An Ordnance 10 apportion levy and
assvHs the cost Of improving y portion
ot l.Aumcr Avenue, Included within
STREET lMpkpN EMENT pisTRiCT
No, Sl2i against the abuttlnE prom
erty, the property benefited and other
property liable to assessment and the
owners thereof I'M said STREET IM.
PROV EMENr DISTRICT, aud declAr.
Ing an emergency. -.
WhtltEAN IN pursuance OF the pro-
visions ~ the Charter OF the CITY OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma. the Board OF CommissioneTs
OF SAID city did, by resolution, declare II
necessary TO pave and otherwise improve
portion ot Lallmcr Avenue, mcludy d
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Plans and Specifications may be seen at
the office of Graham. Anderson. Probst
q WhIe' l'at "a Khsl,May ESSSn9lnss; en- ChiI
Reserve Rank IN oklahoma city, Oklas
homa. or at the Federal Reserve Bank.
Kansas city. Mo.
All bids must he addressed Graham,
Anderson, Probst & White, care OF the Fed
eral Reserve Bank OF Kansas City, Mis-
sourl" and marked, Proposal"
The bank reserves the right TO reject
"a fra ALI
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Following is the prlyo asked nud closing
bid on standard on stocks uu the Nrw
York curb flr Thursday. ha reported hy
Houston. Flblo cp. Hil asked
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KANSAS CITY. March SU--Eggs hut
tor poultry and potatoes unchanged
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LEGAL.

y. Forrest Hayden 90 ,,-5s--,,
M V. u. H.. described as ''-W
follows: That part of
right Of way lying west ot
the south projection OF
the east line of EIgin
Avenue. and north of the
cast projection OF tho
north line Of alley va
Block .. Oaisdale Addi-
tlon. Midland Valley Rail-
road Is f-,,.
Al owners % abutting property. ~.
erty benefited by said Improvement ,sti
other proparty liable 10 assesamcA ~.
hereby notified that all matters Me-
such Improvements or benefits trls.h
and any clsItu or objections Co fHa ~,
sessments ~. above set forth shall bo ~.
10 writing IN the office Of Mrs F-ss,'l
Naman, CITY Auditor OF tho civ y,
Tulsa oklahoma, on or before f.s -,.
day of April. is2:, at 800 O'Clock a M
aud the same shall shall be hearl bv m.
Board Of Commissioners on the ,tI day y,
April. 1879 at $500 O'Clock A. 81 vi
any claim or objections not so flea \,
writing before said time shall be issn.i
waived.
DATED this 2ith day Of March. 1874
L q ar
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LEGAL.


erty liable TO assessment and the own.
ers thereof no follows. to-wit;
GRAND VIEW PLACE ADDITION
tn4tFu9 for ENaveuus aveuuel
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

Guy Juchem's candidacy for coun-
ty treasurer seems to be netting with
great encouragement lr0m taxpay-
crs all over the county. feopie VINO
ray the taxes say they would rather
have man on the job who has made
good and has the backbone to run
his office without the dictation OF u
Loiitical boss. Lucnem's efficiency
program has been fully justified
and the people are demanding his
reelection.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13
[ (HENBR COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
Bible Thoughts for
This Week
Sunday.

Sunday.
THE BEAUTY OF HOLINESS
Give unto the Lord the glory dp.
unto his name: bring nm oiferin.
nId come. before him: worshls H.,
Lord In the beauty OF holiness
! Chronicles 1G: %.
Monday.
PEACE AND SAFETY Thou
wilt keep him In perfect peace.
whose mind Is stayed on thee: be-
cause he trustetli in thec.-Isaiah
26:3.
Tresday. ),
A SURE SUPPORT THE eter.
nal God is thy rcfupc. and under
meath are the everlasting arms.--
Deuteronomy 80: ~. I
Wednesday.
WHO SHALL ENTER. - Not
every one that saith unto me. Lord,
Lord. shall enter into the Kingdom
OF heaven: hut he that iocth ,hG
will Of my Father which is in heav-
en.-Mntthew Z: 81.
Thursday.
THE BEST MEDICINE: - A
merry henrt doeth good like n
medicine: but broken spirit drieth
/ the. bones.-Proverbs II: 90.
Friday.
CONFINEMENT WITH GOD:-
Better IL little with the fear OF
the Lord thnn great treasure md
trouble therewith.--prOvcrbs II: 1G.
Saturday.
FORSAkE EVIL THUS saith
the Lord Of hosts; turn We now
from your evil ways. and from your
evl! doings.-Zecharlnh 1: 4.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13
Final Beet Civilizations
Need to be Done

Time for final beet cuva ions nearing districts
The foliage Of early paintings prevent
ing further of the Before reached
careful cultivation with dch hers added in
good shape for finad irrigaons
The best results content
keeping the beet field moist enough allow growth
during the whole Lack irrigation the most frequent
Of checked growth.
Cultivate after irrigation possible that well
conditioned surface will be left moisture The
leaves Will shade holding the moisture
reserve.
See that hand labor keeps fields the
beets will benefit fully from available
u pest.
In the dry districts where hay
duced the should be up
these losses Use available crops
Where the shortage every
that his poportionatc share closest
sonal attention. that the water effectively
wasted. t.te
The Great Western Sugar Company
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13
NOTICE OF ElN..L SETTLEME ut

Estate OF Walter ]. V'eal.land,
Deceased. No. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 31st day of July, A. d. 1922
the undersigned viii present to the
County Court Of Jefferson County,
Colorado, her accounts for final
settlement Of ,nistraticn of said
estate, when and where all persons
in interest may appear and object
10 them, il they SO desire.
IDA WEAKIAND,
Executrix Of the Estate of Walter
J. Weakland, deceasd.
First Pub. June 90, 1922
Last Pub. July 27, 1922
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correspondence

\ correspondence course IN
journalism advises that wnen u
Jog bites y man tnat Is nor news
rut II man Ditcs IA dog It IL news
Grur dlssrict attorney attended u
iUry" mceting In Dcnver ANA the
item was gwen prominence ia IN.
Golden Republican. About nun
cred drunken men and women en-
gagged In u roadnouse iroiic near
Noidcn on the lourtn ana tne news
pupcr failed to mention II. Ihc
votes Of the "drys' and "weIs are
bota badly needed By. some oi thesy
would be politicians and ths''
friends. ~ f'' -
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

Present Indications are that Gov
srnor Shoup Will either be u candi-
Date lOr re-sivc tion or VIII utlempl
" liahs his AuccVssor. ~ secn.s
thxt the opposition to Shoup >~Itnin
his own party nus failed " come TO
u mead.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

Sweet: William f. Sweet is a
native of Illinois, having been born
in Chicago in 1869. his parents
came to Colorado Springs in 1871,
where he lived until 1888, when he
moved to Denver. lie is a gradu
ate of Swarthmore College, Penn,
and is married and has three sons
End one daughter. Shortly after
coming to Denver Mr. Sweet cngag
cd in the municipal and corporation
bond business,>in which he was very
successful. he did not content him
self with business alone, but showed
that he was man OF wide interests
by MS activities and large contri-
buttons to various forms of church
and philanthropic work, as well as
all movements for the development
cni upbEilding of the state. Dur
ing the world war, Mr.. Sweet was
very active, both at home and
abroad. He was u Divisional Secre-
tary In France IN the work OF the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Upon his rerurn to TINS country he
addressed many gatherings IN tine
West and on the Pacific coast, re-
cruiting men for overseas duty. He
wsS. On the State Executive Com
42deee in the FIRST Liberty Loan
,IJrWe and was State Chairman OF
the ) ewisn heieI fund Drive; aSo
the United War Work Campaign.
He has been president of the Den
Yer Young Mems Christian Associa-
tipn for lwenty-one years, and was
president OF the International Con-
vention Of this organization at De-
tr0it three years ago. For many
years Mr.. Swect has given u grea.
deal OF time to the study OF pubic
questions and the promotion o. pro-
gressive ideas. He peneves in Lem
ocracy, in the right Of the Indivldua!
70 Aeit, Qste rptpsauOn. ne Is for--
ward looking, and, while conserving
what Il, best IN; American traditions,
" " not ,fetrefed an his political
thinking by customs, or usage, or,
tradition. He believes that true
dem9tFScy can ';;Dc. a.tained onis
throighi evolutionary processes, ana
that snould democracy become starlc
il would cease to exist. Mr.. Sweets
outstanding characteristic Is keen
sense OF what would constitute
fundamental justice IN our indus
trial and social order, and ne Is
fearless in advocating those princi-
pies whicn he believes are for INT
common good and the advancement
OF human brotherhood. irrespective
Of race, color, relation or class:
tie is u line example oi lhe business
man VINO mas VISION ana an open
mind; OF the man Oh wealth who ,ias
not allowed his humanitarian IN
stlncts to pc s.ifled. Last summer
ne went to Europe 70 INFORM nini-
self on social ana INDUSTRIAL CON
ditions abroad, and since MS return
he mas spoken wlaeiy on lnis say
Ject. MI. sweet Is u lifelong Demo-
Srat, ana was one Oh me electors GA
tne wlnnine lIcnet IN iJ1v, Casting
ms vote IO, NoourCw WiI.s)E ~.
tresiucGl. he Is tVrcelui ANA
convincing speaker, ana ii i.e snouiu
uecom In. nomiGec VI .nc Deno-
cratic Panty ne could Dc rene0 upon
to MAKE All energetlc ana lire.eas
campaign, ana IL elected Governor
wOaid Dr.ns 20 .ne ofI!ce u Keen Al
teresL III puunc AFFAIRS ano e@ecu-
LIve GoilIty "a hlKn Uruet.'
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

Edwin A. Bemis, publisher of the
1.ittleton Independent and president
of the Colorado Editorial associa-
ton, accompanied by J. o. Goodwin,
manager Of the Western Newspaper
Union were early morning callers at
the Enterprise office Saturday.
That pair must stay up all night
until the rest of the gang are all
under. the table in Denver. then
start out to meet the good honest
country folks as they arise before
the break Of day to start their
iabors. If the editorial association
meeting at Pueblo on July 21 and
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

A circular letter has been sent
out over the state purporg.ng ~
connect " ia. 4. Swee. win Inc non
patsisah league. Sweet Is v pro-
greysivc--n0t u raaicai. ie gives u
square -0eat and Is entitled to u
square Deal IA ,xeturn.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

Cinders, the booster publication
Of the Colorado & Southern railroad
is taking survey of the business
opportunities along the lines of that
company. We notice listed among
the progressive towns that Broom
field is advertising for creamery,
& drug store, general store, physi-
clan, etc. Broomfield has a live
commercial club and persons inter
ested in any of the businesses
mentioned would do vel! to investi-
gate.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

Wayne c. williams. Denver nt,
torney who Is well known and wen
liked I'm Jefferson county y one oi
the many strong advocates for VIM
u, Sweet tor the Democratic nomin-
alton for Governor. Mr.. Williams
tells Vi the following about Mf'
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

Dick kodda counted coo ears
pGssing the Buek pnaimacy corner
within iorty m,nu.es sunuay alter-
neon. ~ ~ person bIarlcd 10 Count
Tue Chevroiets tney wouia be sur
ptised TO Ina how greauy they OUT
numbered all other automobiles.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

Guy Juchetn hns walkaway for
tho Espubnctsn NOMINATION Ior
county treasurer. AZ seems tnat aii
opposition has NanisA.d ana the
rank anu file Of the party Is gong
on rctofd rs iavoring ciIlciency i"
oSticc wacn'.It comes to endorsing
JuS:nem. >, Bti
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

The Denver Implement Company
Of l4zi Wazce rs gong aiter Arv-
ada business stronger. Ahis con
Sern has y Sood naniiy customers IN
the Arvada territory ana are invit-
ing your trade thru aus IN the
Enterprise. Gall on them for your
mpiemsnts needs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

Jefferson county gos in the spot
Agat pretty strong ~IQn by uOn u.
aS roaunouses. lne rvaunvus~
lights were smeareu Vii over Tile
1Tont pages oG 'Oenver ua.iIes. Grea.
HublEIty ior law apiaing com
sLuliity.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

Walter p. Smith, the Arvada
keaitor, seems to be the peoples
choice for representative IN the
state legislature from TINS country.
he will make u good one.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

Senator Staley's announcement
~ candidate for the ONCE OIL
State Treasurer WIS reprinted from
the Enterprise in the Denvcr Demo-
crat Hnd has been gwen u great deal
u favorable pupiicity over lne
state. ttc
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-07-13

% is not wonderful success it will
not be the fault of this pair of tire
less workers.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-10-26

second street and 20 #. on Broadway
and on Seventh avenue, acquires an
area three times as great as the floors
above ground. The excavation over SO
#. deep for this building was mostly
in solid granite-some foundation
too good in fact, for it was necessary
to use separate columns for the sup
port of the subway tracks run down
full depth, but resting on cushion of
clear sand between the granite and
the bases of the columns, to prevent
the vibrations from the trains being
carried into the columns of the build
ings. (For this subterranean infor-
nation | am indebted to C. T. Purdy,
structural engineer of the building).
The casual tourist does not see all
that is going on IN the underworld of
New York City; and why should he,
for it is said that even the police shut
their eyes to a great deal Of it.
We slept another night at Purdy's
farm, far from the mad city, but none
too far, and when the sun rose it was
another day and we also rose and de-
parted from that rest haven.
Ito be contnued)