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CHAPTER III
The Lord of the Forest

CTR. .UMPH!' Srumble'' the eIc-
~ phant. his huge form swaying
in front of the runaway circus ami.
mails. ~. Nero, the Mighty, will be
your leader. and keep you free
"S-s-s-s.er-ow-u ugh. - snarlcd the
tiger. by what right shall you be
lcader?'
by the right of the old forest laws"
rumbled Nero. by the right of might
which made my ancestor Ivory Tusk
ruler of the wilderness in the long
ago."
"What do you know about tho law
"You have lived in n circus all your
life
"True,'' rumbled the elephant.
"But the blood of the forest monarchs
runs in my veins. feel it calling me
TO rule just now as it called Ivory TuSk
in days of old.
Ivory Tusk." snecrcd the monkey.
II never heard of him."
THAT is because you are young and
ignorant" rumblcd Nero II will tell
you about him, so that al will under
stand why ] should be ruler
The animals all sat down to listen,
and so did Jack and Janet and the
ponies, hiding behind the thick bushes.
''Once upon time, when all animals
were free, they enjoyed equal rights in
the wide forests. Each lived as he
pleased. The elephants, not being
meat eaters. were the friends of all.
"But tribe Of apes invaded the
peaceful forest Though the forest was
broad and big enough for all 10 live in
c0ntentment and plenty. the apes were
not satisfied. They wanted it all to
themselves. They tried to drive the
others animals out.
'"The apes we're not strong enough
to use strength against the elephants
and lions. Nor were they swift enough
to use speed against the antelope and
gazelle. So the apes used triclcry.
'"They dug pits into which the elr-
plants and lions would fall. They
made the water holes muddy so the
other beasts could not drink. They
lay in wait in the forest paths and
hurled clubs and stones at animals that
passed below.
were slow to anger. They endured
the annoyance of the apes so long that
the apes thought them afraid. They
dug more pits and in one OF them
caught the mate of Ivory Tusk
so" See how mighty we are! chat
tered the apes. we catch elephants in
our pits
4 ''Ivory Tusk grew angry when his
mate fell into the pit. His wrath be-
ran with surge of sorrow in his heart
caused by her shrieks. 1t spread like
fever in, his veins. II ran all through
him until his huge body was on fire
With rage. His anger became mad
fury.
t"rhe apes were in tree gbbering
a,sefully. Rushing at the tree. Ivory
3nsk tore II up by the roots. The SUR
f61ood spes were hurled 10 the ground.
gv 2GGk spsared thAaa with his sharp
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! tusks. he crushed them with his pom.
derous feet.
Then Ivory Tusk went raging
through the forest. He had found how
great was his strength and he began to
glory in using it. The other elephants
as he used his. They smashed trees
over: they tore branches down. No.
where could the apes find refuge. Only
by frantic flight could they escape.
And the other beasts of the forest
were afraid. They saw the might Of
the elephants and trcmblcd at it.
"'You shall be our ruler theg said
to Ivory Tusk. You shall be lord Of
the forest and be our protector. No one
can stand against your great strength
And that is how Ivory Tusk became
ruler of the beasts in tho wilderness.
and thus I shall become your ruler"
Saying this. Nero trumpeted loudly.
"IIuh!" snecrcd the monkey on the
Now you are n slave. Your keeper
makes you obey his little steel hook.
We want II leader who is not afraid of
keeper
Up flew the elephants trunk to catch
the saucy monkey. But the monkey
was nimble. He leapcd into the
branches of small tree. In that same
tree was Judge Owl. holding a mouse
on which he was preparing TO lunch,
The elephant. squ"aling in anger,
seized the tree and tore it up BY the
roots. That would have been the finish
of the monkey but for one thing. Judge
Owl, AS the tree was torn up. dropppl
the mouse. 1t fell on the elephants
head and srampered down his trunk.
Elephants don't like mice. Nero
s0uealed with fright. He tossed the
mouse high into the air. where Judge
Owl caught it again. Nero shivered
and shook in nervous aguo.
"Ah. An" cried the animals. Owe
want mighty ruler, but we don't want
one who is afraid Of n mouse. An,
Err. umph -
Tomorrow will be told how the tiger
tries to make himself ruler.)
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Tomorrow will be told how the tiger
tries to make himself ruler.)
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I'll bet even Won himself would have
laughed at that.
What would you cali the "moral" OF
Foolish Wives? That wives OF
American Ambassadors should stay in &.
doors and play pinochle while sojourn.
ing in foreign capitals? Or that Amer.
ican women abroad Should comport
themselves with more womanly reserve,
ETC., etc.?
DO you. deep down in your mind,
fancy that your next door neighbor wher
she goes abroad Immediately hunts ur
foreign count to start filtration
with while her husband sees the sights
DO you, after all, think that the mum
| ber Of American women abroad whit
become gay and reckless under the In.
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liked It from the story standpoint, be.
cause the characters fascinated you; or
the thrills Of the plot got you" but
when you call It a wonderful" picture
with moral--why. then I must pro.
test. And, as I said before. you re
only confusing issues, and bringing In
something that has nothing to do with
the case, when you dilate at length on
the men (including mel who hide
facts" and thus "underhandedly de-
strOy the true standard Of woman
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tack, and. from your side Of argument,
good logic.
You didn't have to 60 into the long
dissertation you did on the subject Of
woman's rights. Gosh, that's ancient
history now. and no mere Keeper o. a
Column would presume to bring up such
n subject.
But. why, oh why. Kitty. did you
have to go on and. claim that " Fool
you would send a daughter to see It!
Even granted that I have been pretty
severe on it, and. for the sake Of your
side of the argument, that IL is not
quite SO bad as I have often painted
Ut, what made. you take a flying jumr
I away from all basis of fact and cal
Won Strohcim "friend Of humanity
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DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
The Runaway Circus
BY DADDY

Jack aud Janet. awakened by their
ponies, ride into the roods, mhere
they find menngeric animals rho haze
run dmay from rrcckcd circus
train. The elephant. lion, tiger nnd
monkey arc disputing as to rhicn
shall be leader.
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hood Ouch. but yod do Low. \ u
mouth .filline phrases.
And II I am "frizsled on IN. .,s!'}
] think you're burned to a crisn ~ -
desire to appear as a very. verv
ing woman of the world whn 4.
sists on thinking that everyboS. !
trying to belittle your ideas ana
theories. Heaven forbid, bur. ~
word OF advice! Get those idesss ~. q!
theories of yours perched on a ~,
foundation, and don't mix them ~ ~
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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23
SUMMONS IN DlV0KCE-
COUNTY COURT

STATE OF COLORADO
In the County Court. No 1925
''''y Plaintiff, ! Ala. Summon.
W. In D vorce
Finis J. Robinson
Defendant,
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, TO THE DEFEND
ANT ABOVE NAMED, GREET
ING:
You are hereby required as YOU
have heretofore been required, to
appear in an action brought ne' 5:
you by the above named plain +
in the County Court Of the c., t.
Of Jefferson, STATE Of Colorado .
answer the complaint therein WITH
in thirty days after the sryc
hereof, II you are served within
this State. or within fifty days after
the service hereof, il served person
ally outside the State Of Colorado,
or, II served by publication, within
sixty days from the date Of the last
publication, or trial will be had tie
same q though you were present.
This il an action brought to Oh
.ain decree of divorce on tn
grounds that defendant has wilful-
ly deserted plaintiff withouc reason
able cause for q period OF more
than one year Immediately preced-
ing the beginning Of this action and
on the further ground that the de
PENDANT. being in good bodily healt',
has failed to make reasonable pr =
vision for the support Of plaintiff.
for = period Of more than one year
next prior 70 the beginning Of this
action and such other and further
relief Is may seem to the Court
just and equitable from the com
plant, q copy Of which 10 hereunto
attached, and the evidence adduced
upon the trial.
Witness, Margaret Tresise. Clerk
Of the County Court in and for the
said County Of Jefferson at this Of
flee In Golden, this 18th day o.
January, A. D. 1929. and the seal
Of said Court hcreunto affixed.
MARGARET TREZISE,
Clerk Of the County Court.
(Court Seal)
]. N. TAYLOR.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Publication Feb. Q, 1922.
Last Publication March 8. 1922.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23
rRulrpALE NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay stholte and son
Of Iowa spent the week end with
Mr., and Mrs. Underwood and family
on their way TO California.
Miss Genevieve Gardiner Of Den
YER spent the week end with Miss
Lois Heath.
Rev. Jaeger and family Of Golden
were callers at the p. Peterson
home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Underwood very pleas
antly entertained the girls Of the
7th and 9Th grades last Saturday
evening. Flowers and decorations
were in keeping Of Geo. Washing
toms birthday.
Many from this community At
tended the 8. 8. convention at Gold.
." A cousin q O. P. Martin va. ,ou'
from Denver and spent . few days
Catherine Lee who had quite =
serious time from vaccination +
much better. :,
Word was received bv the family
that Mrs. Paul Helms is quite sick
in indianapolis.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Harry
Forbes looked out Of her window
and said "Harry there are two autc'
close together coming in here.
oues. they want some help. Ths
help was not needed by the autoist'
for they came ~ = surprise on Mr.
md Mrs. Forbes and little son Fra.
Ter to help them celebrate thei.
seventh wedding anniversary. A
rood time and good eats were en-
loved BY all. All departed at a
'.te hour wishing them many more
rr'ver.aries. They received many
useful presents.
"Butter and By-product." wss the
subject OF an essay readily George
Underwood before the high school
assembly LAST Friday Congratu'a
ton. George for winnine the prize
Rev. Myers and family and Rev
and Mrs. Trompen all Of Aurora an
Mr.. Holm Of Denver ate diner wit'
Mr. and Mrs. Beck Saturday.
The Trempley family have moved
=, Denver near the Stockyard Sta
ton. :.
( nsi last Monday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

~.- '~--t m tho mnryain Of your
ICON 'r''-,t"- the dntr 70 wis.,
'" --A-cri~tio- Il rR'! NJ Il show
by our records. II the date IL mo-
correct We will gladly correct II. !
fhe date 10 correct and you are ir
T. ears kindly ss1d ~ . check q
once. The subscription 70 the Fin
terprise IL 20 per ysar payable IN
advance
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23

Some farmers will raise = great
fuss about how they are being i'm
posed upon and then on election day
obediently follow the instructions OF
the political bossesa and vote 'eI
straight" The political complexion
of the agricultural bloc in congress-
proves that neither political party
Is solid for the farmer but that there
are good men in both parties
Farmers should use the same pre-
caution in supporting political can
didatss that ID used by the corpor
ations.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23

There il going TO be . great des
Of travel during the summer month
over Forty-fourth-ave toward Gold
en- and the mountains. It would bt
a good plan for Arvada TO have
large electric sign ut the junction
Of Wadsworth and Forty-fourth tell
ing that II u q mile to Arvada. 9
snappy boost for the town and alsf
stating that Wadsworth leads on Il
Broomfield and Boulder. A str'nf
Of electric lights from that point {
Arvada would also help advertis
the town.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23

The opening Of Valley avenue
thru TO connect with Wadsworth y
= matter that should no be neglect
ed. II has been suggested at bot
the town board and community clu'
meetings but Il seems 70 be up ts
the people who are most interestee
10 ret busy, circulate q petition an
ret TIE street opened. II 10 possibl'
to do that now. on account of tn
attitude Of the owners Of certai
property that would have to be ~
Gated, whereas II there Is dele
Others might become owners Of IT,
property and add more expense t
the extension.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23

In one way this grand old coun
try Of ours has not changed in q
hundred years or more. H. A.
Browns copy Of a newspaper 1872
years old contains an ad which
reads: Payments may be made In
wheat, rye, buckwhcat. oats, corn,
flax, ashes and raw hides" Then -
an afterthought 1t suggests that cash
will not be refused. Neither would
It today II II were available.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23

Il you want to buy, sell, rem
trade, secure q loan. or have fin
Insurance written. See T. 8
Enapp.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23
IN THE COUNTY COURT,
IN PROBATE
TATE OF COLORADO

County Of Jefferson )SS
The People Of the State Of Colorado
to Henry Schroeder. GREETING F:
Whereas, 1t has been made to ap-
pear in the County Court Of JeI-
ferson County, in the State Of Colo
RADIO, that you. the said Henry
a." exact address unknown are /
non resident Of the State Of Colo
RADIO, and without the state, and
are interested ~ an heir or other
wise in the estate Of John F.
Schroeder, deceased,
Now, Therefore, In accordanee
with the provisions Of the statute u
such case made and provided, anu
by order Of Court duly made anu
entered, you are hereby notified
that an instrument Of writing puT.
porting to be the Last VAL cnl
Testament Of the said Johi F.
Schroeder deceased. was presented
to said Court for probate on the
10th day Of February, A. D., 1929,
BY Isabel Eckhart residing 1t
Whsatridge, In the State Colorado
that said decedent was, At the time
Of his decease, resident Of Jeffer-
son County. In the State Of Colo
RADIO; that the said decsdsnt, &C.
cordins to tie said alleged Will de-
vissd and bsqueathed his property In
words and figures following to:wit:
To my grandsons Clarence and
George Steffins (Steffy), sons Of
my deceased daughter, and my
great granddaughter, daughter Of
my grandson Clarence Steffins
(Steffy). l give. devise and BE-
queath two-thirds Of all my property
Of Whatever kind I may possess at
the time Of my demise, share and
share alike. TO my Friend Belle
(IsabelD Eckhart, | give, devise and
Lequeath the one-third Of all my
property Of whatsver kind l may
possess at the time Of my demise.
You Are Hereby Notified To BE-
and appear before said Court at the
County Court Room in the Court
House in the City Of Golden ID the
County Of Jefferson in the State o!
Colorado on the goth day Of March,
A. d. 1922 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, then and there to attend the
hearing on the probate of tie said
alleged Last Will and Testament oil
the said John F. Schroeder. deceas-
ed. and further to do and perform
what shall then. by the said Court
be required and adjudgcd.
In Witness Whereof. I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal Of said Court at my office In
Golden. in said County. this 10th
day Of February A. d. 1922.
(Court SeaD
MARGARET TREZISE,
Clerk
Thomas & Thomas. Attys.
7O5 Interstate Trust Bldg,
Denver. Colorado.
First Pub. Feb. 10. 1922.
Last Pub. March 10. 1922.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Of trust, dated the 9Th day Of Marcn
I0l9, which u recorded In book 2O4,
.,xee 367. Of the records in the Of
ilce Of he Clerk and Recorder o.
he County Of Jefferson, Colorado
July conveyed to the Public Trustee
a and for the County Of Jefferson,
Colorado, the following described
real estate in the County Of Jeffer-
ON, Colorado, to-Wit:
The East four az acres Of the
West half Of the Southwest quarter
Nv l-2 Of SW l-<) Of the South
east quarter Use 1.4) (formerly
known q the East 1904 feet OF
Block 10 (1O) and Twenty.thres
(23) Edgswater). Township THREE
(3) South Range Sixty-nine (6e)
West; together with the right t.
three and one-haH Is 1-2) inches OF
water from the Rocky Mountain
Ditch and any and all other water
dehts pertaining to said land. ant
also ali rights to private water mai.
connecting with the Denver Union
Water Company's water main, which
deed Of trust was made to secure the
payment Of . promissOry note o.
even date with said deed Of trust TO.
he sum Of Fifteen Hundred (e16OO)
iollars, payable TO the order Of G
Il. Kesslsr, three years after tn
late thereof. with interest thereon
At seven per cent, per annum unit
maturity, interest payable semi-an.
auslly 20 10 more particularly set
forth In said deed Of trust, refer
snce to which y hereby made fol-
xrsater certainty, and whsreas said
tote was assigned to E. W. Heck
who IL the present legal holder OF
anne, and
Whereas, The said X. N. kellogg
I'D all persons claiming by, through
under her having defaulted In
he payment Of the taxes assessed
.gainst above property for the year,
1919, 1920. 1921, having allowed
aid property TO be sold for said
axes, and the legal holder Of sale
tote, having elected on account OF
aid default to declare said note un'
,aid. due and payable,
Now, Therefore, At the write,
request Of E. w. Heck. the lega
,oler Of said note pursuant to law, I
he undersigned, Public Trustee ii
md for the County Of Jefferson
Colorado, do hereby give notice thai
( will. at the hour Of 10 o'clock II
he forenoon Of Saturday the l8tl
lay Of March, A. d. 1922 at tn,
Westerly front doot Of the Cour
House. in the County Of Jefferson
| Colorado, sell 1t public auction, I
he highest bidder for cash. the sal
escribcd premises. and all the right
tile and interest Of the said X. N
tellogY, her heirs and assigns there
n. for the purpose Of paying sale
100000 principal note. toxethe'
With interest thereon at seven pc
,cnt. per anum from Sept. 9, 1872,
to date Of sale. and $203.95 paid b!
aid f. W. Heck for redemption
from tax sale above referred to, to
ycther with interest on said $206.9l
1t ten per cent. per annum from
Feb. 10. 1929 to date Of sale here
Under: also $4,000 attorneys fc'
he indebtedness secured by sri'
Iced Of trust. and the cost and ex
pcnscs of executing this trust. an
will deliver to the purchaser a Ger
tificate Of sale "a required BY law.
Dated at Golden. Colorado, Feb
ruary 10, 1929.
GUY E. JUCHEM,
Public Trustee in and for tn
County Of Jefferson. Colorado.
First Pub. Feb. 16,i922
Tp,,l, M~-.k Snnr
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23
(HH@ COLORADO DjE5.W KQdliM

The Dairy Day program in Ar
vada brot out the suggs stion tn.
the dairy farmer is the goat and the
dairy trust. railroad trust ana
politicians are milking him.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23
ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE
Estate Of Mary Z. Edwards, d,
nasod M 1897

All persons having claims and de.
nands against said Estate are here.
~ notified to present them for ad
iuetment to the County Court Of
Iefferson County. State Of Colorado
st the Court House In Golden, on
the 9Th day Of March A. D. 1899.
FRANK EDWARDS,
Executor Of SAID Bstats.
La psS. Is. -. IL;
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
AElRSAlR

Estate Of FRANK v. JOHNSON
Deceased. No. 1901.
NOTICE ID hereby given that on
the goth day Of March A. D. 1929,
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of
said day. ! will present to the Cum.
ty Court Of Jefferson County, Stats
Of Colorado. at the Court House in
Golden, my accounts for final settle.
ment Of administration Of said
Estate. when and where all persons
In interest may appear and object
to them. II they 10 desire.
PAULINE JOHNSON.
Administrative Of said Estate.
First Pub. Feb. Is, 1922.
Last Pub. March ia, 1922.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-23

Arvada farmers who are forced to
get their mail at Golden on account
Of the way Golden people put II
over Avada in getting the rura
mail routes out Of that town ar
certainly caused lot Of ineonven
fence BY the arrangement. Nearl
every day We hear new ways ir
which this works hardship on som
of our people. One Of our farmer
who gets his mail At Golden and vic
never goes there, even paying his
taxea at the Arvada banks. had beer
writing friends in the east to como
and visit him. They knew his post
office address was Golden. They
came on the visit. Spent = coupl
OF days in Golden trying to hnd
their friend viii Is well known mri
in this end Of the county. No one
in Golden could be found who knew
their friend who u well known mar
Arvada could have told then
promptly that E. d. Schrack live
northwest Of town. and . short d.
tancs south Of Leydsn.
There are great possibilities fo'
Arvada II we grasp them. The
pavine Of our streets is a step T.
the right direction. the in-tallati"'
II -"w"r in the more thickly set
tied part Of town will make our tow
better place to live in. the pro.
rosci flower gardens along Gran
View and other streets will make tNs
town more beautiful. the communi',
house which Is to be built soon vii
be n great convenience. These vii
all add to Arvada ms residenc
town. But in making Arvada Den
vcr's ideal residence suburb let ui
not lose sight Of the commerciR
possibilities Of our little city. RICH
now the Moffat tunnel proposition !
in need Of vigorous support. wiz
the Moffat made tranxcontinenta
line Arvmda can become one Of tn
most important manufacturing cite
Of the west. Il il just far enoug'
out Of Denver to enable the nurrha-
'-~ ~ factory sites at very low
figures yet Il Is near enough tn"
railroad center to afford quick dis
tribution TO Colorado and Wyomir'
linz" and TO Gulf states. while thu
Moffat road itself would tax" carr
90 N" enst MD west business. Tn
'o--t'on Of the factories along tn
Moffnt rod would not interfere will
w. advantages Of Arv,dn ns n resi-
dcrco town. Let us look forwart
% the dav when We shall have ths
real wonder city Of the golden west
right here In Arvadn.
Evening star., 1922-11-14
PCBLIC Utility

FORT WORTH, November 14.-Cen-
fral, Texas has big turkey crop.
Shipments for the Thanksgiving mar
ket will start next week. Early
prices today are ranging around ~
gents per pound.
Evening star., 1922-11-14
MONEY TO LOAN

In Large or Small Amounts
Secured by 1st or I'd Trust.
GATEWOOD S. BENNETT co.
Evening star., 1922-11-14
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.
Received by Private

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. November 14.-There
were mtny points Of weakness in to-
days trading on the curb exchange.
Wherever stocks appeared to be rul-
nerable to selling the professional
elements continued their attack and
were successful in bringing about
materially lawer prices. A few stocks.
however, for special reasons within
the companies themselves, reached
higher levels.
Prairie Oil Scars.
The big feature was the spectacular
jump overnight of 80 points in the
shares of Prairie Oil and Gas. Prairie
Pipe Line also rose points. 1t Is
generally expected that the former
will shortly announce its plan for re-
capitulation and stock distribution.
The Prairie Pipe Line is expected to
declare an extra cash dividend along
Evening star., 1922-11-14
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The STIR Osace
TIL a substantial stock distribu:

with a substantial stock distribu:
ton.
standard OIL of Indiana, ex-divi-
dend 81. resisted the general selling
and had a substantial advance. I'M
perial Oil of Canada gained slightly.
while Anglo American and Magnolia
Petroleum were weak. l, was an
nounced that Standard Of Nebraska a
had declared an extra dividend OF
$40 a share in addition to the usual
semi annual IS.
GulA Oil of Pennsylvania was heav-
lily sold again.
Coal shares Irregular.
Wayne Coal Company shares gained
fratcionally on declaration Of the reg.
ular quarterly dividend. Other coal
shares were irregular.
There was much speculation as to
what dividend rate Schultz Retail
Stores would be placed on, at the
meeting of directors tomorrow. The
shares were again higher. Philip
Morris was more active than recently,
but slightly lower.