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DOOLITTLE. ON RETURN
TRIP. AT SAN ANTONIO
IEy Nssociatcd rrrss

SAN ANTONIO. TENAS. Sept. s.
'Ieui"hani J;yncS H. D""litH.. who
o"sScd the continent from jackson.
Nili" TIA. :" san Diego. Cal, the
carly pari of the week. within
lwemty-f"ur hours returned to San
Nni"ni" tonight from san Diego. I!c
rr'r"' ~ kelly Field at 7:t7 o'clock.
''F 4 mnne the trip In eleven hours
anu i0rt> -seven minutea
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New Premier Take. Cbn,rc

iby Associated Press.l
ATHENS, Sept s.-Succumbinp In
inc pressure OF public opinion as a
result OF the severe rererses TO the
creek armies in Asia Minor. the Cab
met OF Premier Protopapadakis YES.
teroay resigned. Nlkalos kalog.ro.
pouios' former Premier, charged hv
hihS Constantine with the tas,x .,
forming a new ministry, has accented
tne premiership which NJ. Protopap-
aoaHis resigned on Thursday.
Actuai orders for the evacuation
OF ASIA Minor have not yet been
gwen, 1t is said. bu, General Dous-
man"s. the chief of STAFF, is study
(Continued on rage ?. Col ol
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SUFFOLK WOMAN
INJURED IN BERLIN
lRv Assnciatcd rrcss.l

BERLIN. Sept. S.---.Mrs. John King
"f Suffolk. Va. today received in
aries which are described AS pain.
!ul. :ut not dangerous. when she WAS
rur duwH hy bicycle on the stree, /.
of itI in. while walking with hur
husband. she is at present in the
HLzLi'cth Hospital,
Nj. = Ing. who Is :, member Of tho
.i"nthcrn Commercial Congress mis-
zion - Investigate extension II
.tn, r.rIr trade, viii remain hcr. for
few weeks. later Joining the mis-
sion IN its second visit to PARIS.
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WATCH FOR MOTHER
WITH KIDNAPPED CHILD
lRv Associated rress. |

CHICAGO. Sept. S.-Raiiroad sta
t'"ns and highways were watched to-
day IN search for iycar- old Marjorie
seville. daughter OF James Seville.
Shreveport. l.a. The girl was Kid
naped here yesterday from the iaw,,
at the home Of her grandparents by
woman in limousine
Mrs y. =. Seville. the grandInother
told the police the child was taken
bS It's mother Mrs. H. -. Reers. ,Is.
vorced wife OF James Seville, ana
now the wife of New YORK brnNa..
warrant was sworn out charging
Mrs. Peers with kidnapinS
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LANCHORNE GIBSON
TO WE'D SEPTEMBER I6


Especial to The Times -DispatsnI
DANNIl.LE, VA, Sept S.-lnvita-
iion cards have been received here
rom New York announcing the
forthcoming marriage Of Laugh" '',e
Gibson. son of MIR. ana Mrs. Charlie
Dana Gibson. and nephew u1 I.4dy
Nancy Astor. To Miss Marion TavIur.
daughter of Mr.. and MS Mo>v.
Taylor. OF New York.
The Wedding will take place AT
ST. Marks Church. Mount Kisco. New
York. on September 10
Norfolh. 81; Or>su Wow. s. -. y,
.:cach. 500 T. {. ever Sunday ~ g. w
LY, s:l6 and 4, M-Ady
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Complications Set In, and
Noted Surgeons Called
to White House.
BULLETINS ISSUED
BY GEN. SAWYER
Mr.. Harding Remains Contin-
uously at the Bedside
During the Night.
tBy United Nev..I

WASHINGTON, Sept. D.-At
o'clock this morning nIl the physI-
clans attending Mrs. Harding were
still continuing their viEils mt the
White Housc. but there was no fur
thcr word ms to changes in her cou-
dition.
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Every sunday In September
&. ~ q. Seaside EAcursions.
IS: 90 l'uckrnc and Norfolk; 5c..5
Ekan View, Trains.-Adv.
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Summer Tours From Pichmond VIA
". IL. " J.. Atlantic CITY SIJ9 MAJ.
talls. S-2i0. Golsult Issnlg.--
Adv. :.
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tContinued on Pagc 4. Col g.
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Continued on Page S. Col. ~
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Make FIcgenhcImcr Chairman.

Continued on Page .. Col. /
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

Harry Glass, candidate for the
Democratic nomination is very weak
in his home county. While he pre-
tends to be at the head Of his party
in that county he has failed to put
across his friends in the Democratic
rrimaries. County Assessor Moore
of Adams county hrs been nomi-
rated bv the Democrats and elected
rcrentedlv with Class opposing him.
Jnmes Campbell. former county
'res.urer. secured the Democratic
nomination wear nfter wear with
Clnss and his bunch fighting him
hard. Glass did succeed in getting
n sheriff renomina'ed four years
ago but met with defeat in the gen.
c-al election. Stunr bv defeat Class
was a bitter loser and had half
dozen Brighton Republicans hailed
bt fore him for contempt. Of court
.ps a result Of tho campaign. The
editor IL the ENTERPRISE happened
TO be among those he attempted to
use the power Of his court against.
u would be folly to nominate Glass
for congress.
John T. Mccoy. farmer of Yuma
county. and director general of the
campaign for DIR. c. NJ. Worth. Dem
ocrat. of Yuma. for congressman in
the Second district. ir in town. Mr..
Mccoy is comparatively new
FIGURE in Colorado politics. Among
the Democrats who know him he is
called "oo-oettcr" and the fact
that he made Dr.. Worth hieh man
in the congressional assembly over
JUDGE Harry s. Gloss is still being
talked about in Democratic circles.
The struggle for the naminntion
IN the primaries between DR.. Worth
md Judge Class is furnishing one Of
the outstanding features in the cam
roipn for the Democrats. Each man
is very widely known In the district.
though DR.. Worth was n comparn-
lively stranger until he entered the
rncc under McCoy's guidance
Denver News.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
WHY THE PRIMARY LAW

The direct primary law was or
dained to take the choice Of party
candidates out of the hands of the
BOSSES and put that choise direct
ly in the hands of the people. An
effort is being made by certain
politicians in jefferson county to
nulifv this law by asserting that no
loyal party man will support any
but their choice. who they call the
organization candidates. The people
NIL over the country are smashing
the machines. Why not jefferson
county voters show their indepcnd-
cncc by supporting an.i-machine
candidates.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

DR.. C. M. Worth of Yuma, was IN
town Tuesday and met number of
the Democrats during his short visit
here. DR.. Worth was high man in
the Democratic state assembly for
congressman of this district. He is
very well thought of in his section Of
the state and all Of the Democrats
are going down the line, practically
to a man, to put him across in the
primaries and in the general cleo
tion. His campaign manager, John
Y. Mccoy, accompanied him on his
tour of the towns of eastern Colo
rado. Before engaging in the prac-
tice of medicine. DR.. Worth was a
telegraph operator for the Union
Pacific. and locally the railroad boys
who vote the Democratic ticket in
the primaries will place an X opposite
his name. DR.. Worth will announce
in the columns Of The Leader next
week his platform. He is friend
of the farmer and the laboring man
and is not alienated in any manner
with the big corporate interests Of
the state.-Limon Leader.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
GRIFFITH, COOLEY AND PRO-
HlBITlON

Earl Cooley in his second and la
tel platform issued just before
starting on campaign trip through
the state, Specifies the impprtant
features and issues upon which he
seeks the Republican nomination
for governor. He sets forth in this,
his personal platform, nine points.
l. will be noticed by those who may
have read his statement that in his
platform, as now announced, Mr..
Cooley makes no reference to prohi-
bition. In making up his nine
vital points, surely the commission of
prohibition" issues cannot be con-
sidered as an oversight.
Benjamin Griffith, in his state
ment to the public as Republican
candidate for governor, mt only
stands for law and order, economy
and efficiency in the administra-
ton of public affairs, the protection
CT all in their constitutional rights,
but comes out strong for prohibi-
ton, concerning which Mr.. Griffith
pledges the following in his person
al platform:
"The eighteenth amendment to our
rational constitution. when faith
fully executed effects one of the
greatest moral and economic re-
forms of the age. am for its
strict enforcement without favor or
let up of any kind. The manufac-
ture of beer or light wines inevi-
t;bly wouM result, under. one name
or another. in the return of the sa-
loon, which will not again be tol-
Grated nv the American people.
Rocky Mountain Herald (Republi-
CAM
Griffith was the choice of the
Republican state assembly by a large
majority. The jefferson county
delegation under the leadership OF
John Vivian was practically solid
against him. Attorney C. c. Welch
being the only Jefferson county
delegate who voted for Griffith.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
DR.. WORTH WINS IN A WALK

DIR. Worth Of Yuma, candidate for
congressman of this district on the
Democratic ticket, passed through
Akron Wednesday on his way home
from the congressional convention
at Denver. and while here paid US a
pleasant visit.
He informs US that he carried the
delegation against Judge Glass by
a vote Of 1877 to S3.
The Doctor is all strung up ike
q standard bred galloper and eager
for the race. We predict that he
will win the nomination at the pri-
m1 ries and show Congressman Ctas.
3. Timberlake clean pair Of heels
at the general election.-Akron
Reporter.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

The Republican Party has never
elected an officer who has reflected
more credit upon that Party by
virtue Of his successful. efficient
administration. He has made
good"-not ony for the party but
for the taxpayers whom he serves
directly.
Investigation in inner circles re-
,eals the fact that Juchem was ap-
preached by Organization repre-
sentstives and requested to "save
The face" Of the organization and Of
one Of its elective officers. That
was back In 1915. Juchem saved
their faces" bv clearing up one OF
the worst muddles that ever appeared
In the books of jefferson County
Treasurer. Now the individual
whose "face" it wrs-is fighting
Juchem with story Of dislovalty.
md in every other wav that Vivian
or he can think OF. LOYALTY or dis
LOYALTY, ms YOU will. Juchem has done
these things. among others. for the
rnrtv: As an office clerk he clear
cd nm the muddlc in the County
Assessors office in 1919 when valu-
ntions~chanoad from Ia to full cash
basis. A Deputy county clerk he
c'enred IN TIE vruddlc in tn. books
of the County Treasurer. He also
tnuoht nm electiv" county clerk how
tn he \ COUNTY r'erk-nnd he did a
thorough lob. Ripht now the State
Public r~.r,ircr advises Jefferson
County Officers who hnv" trouble
with state rcports to tokc those
troubles To Juchnm before filing
their reports. These officers are
Republicans too,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

nm inheritance, God father to the
Golden Republican and by virtue of
his financial loyalty to the boss and
the political organ Of the boss
elected to the state. senate from
this county, does not boast Of the
sume brand of efficiency which has
made Juchem so popular with he
people:
He owns emennsc ranches in the
county to be benefited most by the
Moffat tunnel, so quite naturally he
was for the tunnel bill.
He also owns ranch in this
county near the railroad.
But while his jefferson county
constituents, neighbors and former
friends are having their lands bond
ed by vote of the legislature to
build the tunnel. Church's ranch over
north of town is eliminated from
the district by jog in the district
lines.
Had Church been interested in
keeping down the taxes of the people
who elected him he might have had
the district lines arranged different
iy or he might If notified his con-
stituents, giving them an opportun-
ity to know what taxes they would
have to pay.
AS it is his jefferson county ranch
goes tax free-thanks to the jog in
the district lines.
Other people in the same neighbor-
hood less powerful politically, less
able financially and far less bene-
fitted in every way have to have
their land bonded for this improve
ment which will make Church's
ranches across the range increase in
value many fold.
The machine endorses the action
Of Church.
individuals may deny this but the
resolutions adopted by Vlv1an's couh-
ty assembly shows the stand Of the
machine in this county.
The machine is opposed to Juchem.
Republicans are you for boss rule
in Jefferson county or do you be-
lieve the rank and file of the Re-
! ublican party shall have a voice in
the selection Of candidates?
II John Vivian can crack his
political bull whip over you and get
away with It go to the primaries
shame faced and deny the right OF
IN American citizen and vote as you
are told.
II you believe in the people hav-
ing . voice in the government 70 In
to the primaries and vote for your
rights.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

democrats are alarmed at the
wonderful influence exerted by
BENJAMIN Griffith in pulling togeth-
CT the several elements Of the Re-
publican party. It will be united
Republican front against the Demo
Gratis in the fall campaign"
The above Is from the Rocky
Mountain Herald, the only Republi-
can paper In the state that has asked
any recognition II John Vivian from
the Republicans. Since Vivian de-
livered his whole delegation from
this county against Griffith It is
evident that the lone paper which
boosted for him now realizes that
he 10 not worth considering when II
sneak. Of the party being united for
Griffith.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
High Taxes
VS.. Efficiency

The Republican political machine
in jefferson County has issued
orders to all Republican voters in the
primary to vote againt Guy Juchem,
Republican, the present capable and
efficient county treasurer.
Juchem, according to admissions
made by the machine. is the best
county treasurer the county has ever
had.
In fact the machine admits that
Juchem Is the best county treasurer
IN the state.
The machine, thru It's orgnn, only
q short time ago boasted Of the fact
that Guy Juchem. Republican. county
treasurer has saved the taxpayers
enormous sums Of money by his ef-
ficient management Of the county
treaurer's office.
The only reason now advanced by
the machine for firing Juchem-a
man Of their own party-is that
another man who ia loyal to the
party wants a Job.
They trump up the excuse that
Juchem has served the people for
two terms and that IL long enough
for any man to hold office.
But they ienor the fact that the
man selected by their boss has been
on the county pay roll equally that
long.
Howsvef, II makes little difference
TO the taxpayes how long . man
has served In office.
What really counts most with the
people who pay the bills Is how well
be has served them.
The machine would reward
mans loyalty to the boss by Giving
him q job At the expense Of the
Taxpayers.
The organisation looks upon a
political job ~ = plum To be passed
around 70 the men who are deserving
from the point Of view Of the boss
rather than the point Of view Of the
tnxpayers.
The cases Of Guy Juchem. the tax
pnyer' county trcasurer. and Sem
rtor Frank Church, man loyal to
the machine furnishes a striking
contrast.
Church, immensely wealthy thru
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

The Yuma Pioneer. one Of the
strongest independent newspapers
Of the state says: "Thc high man
ct n party assembly does not nec-
cssarily mean he will be high man nt
the primary election"
You bet you are right. Brother
Woodbury.. The bosscs can't con-
troll the primaries like they can the
conventions.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

Guess that Class fellow began to
think about steam-rollers while the
vote was being cast at the second
congressional assembly-Yuma Pio-
neer.
Yes, evidently got out Of his
Class and found he was against a
man Worth a great deal more in the
eyes Of the people.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
HOW LATE IN SEASON SHOULD
BEETS BE IRRIGATED?
OOOOOOODOOuo


When rgatio sugar be applied?
highest well beet
purposes the beets
growing of rrigatons
Of letting the beets dry out to increase their
sugar percentage gang before delivery to in
crease proven uneconomica for the growers
natural growth under the
most favorable conditions within growers control
heavy soils it is perhaps wise to irgate late
part be harvested the second half OF
the harvesting rcd these soils the r''cltinF
bects show ,ccnt which s uniesiroa''e
Avoid delivery of dirty of powing them
while the ground o
The value of n late bcctr furnishing moisture for
following prinv worthy OF consideration "here
need o September irrigation alfalfa
after the third cutting withhold the water from
their bce This dry field at harvest time
with plowing the bccs and in loss
from broken left in the ground.
The Great Western Sugar Company
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

DR.. Worth, hirh designate for con-
rress on the Democratic Primary
ticket. has opcncd headquarters in
vurn with John T.. Mccoy in charge.
II John makes rs rood here as re did
" SECURING Tho nc~';nntiop for DR..
Worth tho result is settled right
row.-Wrav Patriot
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
(M@ COLORADO Editorial ES0GI!0E

Aye! Aye! Jimmy!
Aye! Aye! Hogan!
Aye! Aye! Jimmy Hogan!
Golden Republican
Nay! Nay! Jimmy!
Nay! Nay! Hogan!
Nay! Nay! Jimmy Hogan!
Republican Voters
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

The real Republicans Of Vasquss
Precinct would like TO know why the
MINES Of Arthur NJ. Donnell and
Mn. Henry Wilmorc ~ committee
man and committee woman. respec-
lively. do not appear on the adver-
tixed list Of nominations. They
were elected at the Republican eau
Gus by a unanimous vote. How
Come! The Vivian gang has ap-
rarcntlv stepped fourth again. Per-
hrps a little too far.
At the second congressional as
scmbly. Glass did not count for half
as much as real Worth.-Yuma Pio-
nccr.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-08-26

Judge Frank Johnston, Jr., as a
Democratic candidate for mayor would
be a sure winner IN the opinion of
his many friends
William ]. Lindsay, respected Dem
ocrat, able lawyer and good citizen,
should be elected to the superior court
bench.
Colonel August W. Miller, whose
record as clerk of the Circuit Court
is praised by all, is often mentioned
for higher political honors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
KHAN CANDIDATE
LEADS IN TEXAS
Continued from page one)
at Saturdays election.
Expect Hottest Race.


Should Mayfield and Ferguson
enter the run-off race this state of
rockribbed democracy is expected to
see one of the hottest campaigns and
hardest fought races in its history.
Mayfield. although he did not men
tion the Ku Klux Klan in any of his
utterances, received 80 percent of
that vote.
On the other hand. Robert l..
Henry, declaring he carried the
fiery cross in one hand and the
American flag in the other ran
poor last. This was explained by
Mayfield being, endorsed at a secret
meeting of high Klan officials at
Austin recently and the word being
passed down by them that Mayfield
was "the man."
Culbertson was the first senatorial
candidate to come out flatly against
the Klan and waged a strenuous
fight on the masked secret order.
Others considered certain to be in
the run-off include
For lieutenant governor, Billy
Mayfield, of Houston, and T. w.
Davidson.
For state treasurer: c. V. Terrell
and George G. Garrett.
Superintendent of public instruc-
tion; Ed II. Bentley and S. M. NJ.
Marrs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
THE MARKETS
TODAY
- - - - - - - -
Financial Trend--Latest Livestock,
Produce, Grain and Cotton Quota.
tIons by Leased Wire.
Pessip,ism Making
Capital For Clan

New York. 2s.--Tradors made cap.
ital OF the pessimism OF the flnan.
cial community regarding the outlook
for settlement Of the coal strike In
the New York Stock Exchange TO.
day. II was found easy TO induce
liquidation among tho industrials be.
cause OF the thought that the fuel
shortage had already curtailed steel
production. When prices In the man.
ufacturing group began to sell off the
speculative fraternity pictured the
hampering effect of the labor trouble
at the mines spreading TO other
branches Of production.
Selling OF stocks representative OF
companies engaged IN turning out
basic materials was carried to other
parts OF the Industrial list as the
session wore on. BY early afternoon
most OF the active issues Of this class
had broken TO new lows on the cur.
rent movement.
But the decline proceeded in an
orderly fashion aud IL was evident
that important financial interests
were taking advantage OF the easier
tone to accumulate stocks.
AS matter OF fact nothing has
happened In the economic situation
since The Industrial average reached
a new high last week to change the
view that operations would welcome
a reaction in the general market
as affording better purchasing oppor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
Grain Prices Lower.

Chicago. July 2i.-Grain prices
were lower at the close here today.
Heavy receipts at all primary mar
kets and lower prices in Liverpool
were the factors in the drop.
Weather reports from the grain blet
were generally favorable. Corn crop
prospects were much better otday
with rains reported in parts of Hi.
nois and Iowa. Provisions were high
err.
July wheat opened off y at III and
closed off 3. September opened off
y at 1OSM and closed off is. DE.
cember opened off 4 at 110h and
closed off Is.
July corn opened off 3s at 61% and
closed up lS. September opened off
* at 63 an dclosed off h. December
opened off X at 59Ss and closed
off ".
July oats opened unchanged at
32A and closed off u. September
opened off " at S3M and closed un-
changed. December opened off * at
36ss and closed up Is.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
Hsisa ------------~-------
Dairy
Sf"hm --------------------
fiuls
TELLS e
Of j. s. DEFENSE
gny The United rrc.,)

Washington. July 2i.--plans by
which the army could be expanded
on short notice 10 strength cap.
able Of defending the country against
n foreign foe and OF checking any In
ternal hostililies have been com.
plclod. General. pershlng has an
nounced
Although no mention OF the coal
and rail atrikea was made by Gen.
eral Pcrshing In statement on the
plans. Il was believed he intended
to convey u warning that the federal
government can obtain promptly an
ample number OF troops 10 meet any
emergency that may arise IN the
great Industrial disputes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24

Time buying paying money Watch my
bungalow
of bath
all could desire The price $4,000 and want terms will
interested call have other bungalows and cottages for
| about lots build home.
RENT HOUSES VACANT AT THIS TIME
modern roomng Pooice Rooms furnished
light dwelling
South
think
off by paying $l4S month sl0O
and principal
the
ard only the fifteenth
which pay off
INSURANCE.
We write field
nado Plate Glass in the city,
A. B. COCHRAN COMPANY
First National aa1l alas. Phone zas o. SIS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
CONFER ON EXECUTION.

Oklahoma City, July 24.-Ered
Switzer, warden of the state peni.
tentiary, was here today in confer
ence with Governor Robertson con-
cerning the execution of William
Tate and Cleo Goblin, scheduled for
July 26. The men were assessed
the death penalty after being con-
victed for the murder of Russell
Sprague near Lawton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-24
DEATH IS MYSTERY.

Oklahoma City. July 24-Mystery
continues to surround the identified
ton Of the heay Of 2 man found in
Belle Isle lake here Late Saturday.
The mans bough clothes bore no
identification marks. The body ap-
peared to have been in the water
two days.