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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

C. v. Jackson and family and Mr..
and Mrs. H. Lane motorcd to Boul-
aer and Nedcrland last Sunday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
No Bo.. Owns These

Candidates before the Republican
primary to be held September -.
Who stand for reduction Of tax -.
sessments. reduction Of taxes end
efficiency in office:
For Representative
LOUISE K. sTRoBEcK
Edgewuter Precinct.
County Clerk and Recorder
HARLEY WILLIAMS
Golden
County Treasurer
GUY z. JUCHEM
Arvada
County A,sessor
A. l.. CARROLL
Mt. Air Precinct
GARY c. KERR
Golden
County Superintendent Of Schools
ELLA N. POSTON
NJ. Air Precinct
County Commissioner Third Dist.
A. r. REL
Evergreen
County Surveyor
G. Z. LYTLE
Lamb Precinct
County Coroner
.-- w. WOOD ..,..
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
Local News Items Around Arvada

Vernon Hammett moved to E.
35th ave, Denver, last week.
Miss Lois Molby of Greenleeaf,
Kansas, has been visiting her broth
or, E. J. Molby of f. Ralston. She
goes from here to teach near Gunni-
sen.
Miss Helen Jaka leaves Friday for
Lawrence, Kansas, where she will
complete her college course this year.
John Lutz and family of Pueblo
were visiting his mother, Mrs. Yeag-
or and sister Mrs. Captain Jaka over
Sunday.
Mrs. DIR. E. NJ. Loherg leaves Sun
day for a two weeks vacation at
Pine Grove with friends of Denver.
Sidney Sundstrom Of Alma as
visiting his sister Mrs. Albin ].
Swanson. while he is taking treat
ments for stomach trouble. He b
greatly improved at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Williams are
leaving for California Friday.
Their daughter Bertha will remain
there to make that he'd future home.
Mrs. A. N. Burroughs and daugh-
ter have just returned from two
weeks visit in Tabcrnash.
Miss Shank Of Greeley is visiting
a. the home Of F. Z. Murchison.
Mrs. Arena Hammett of Marys-
vile, Kansas, and Mrs. Zeigler Of
Salina, Kansas, spent the week end
at the L. H. Hammett home. They
were returning from spending the
summer at Manitou.
Mrs. P. J. Dalke and daughters
Elaine and Elianni arrived home
Monday from Cheyenne. Wyoming,
after two weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. A. R.. Teller has returned
from her summer vacation last Sat-
urday. Mr.. Teller will return later.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Stewart Of
Larmie, Wyoming are visiting Mrs.
Stewards parents Mr.. and Mrs. E.
II. Sackett.
Allen Branaman returned Thurs
day evening from Cheyenne, Wyo.,
where he has beer visiting his
father for the past three weeks.
Rev. A. C. Hoover is attending
the NJ. f. Conference which is in
session this week. II is being held
this year at Grace NJ. f. Church.
Rev. Hoover has been requested by
the official board and his many
friends to return to Arvada another
year.
Mrs. II. NJ. Shaffer and son Cord
en- returned from Bunkerhill. Kan
Gas last Sunday.
Mrs. Schacklee of Toland, Colo,
was the guest Of A. j. Recht last
Sunday. Mrs. Schacklee is on her
way to Omaha to join her husband.
.
Mrs. j. II. West Of Boulder Is
visiting at the home Of Joseph
Schoech.
Miss Grace Schocch has been en-
pnged to teach the Wagner School
this term.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

S4lladay on College Ave on We'd
nesday last at high noon, when their
daughter, Lou, was united in mar
riage to Charles H. Newman, of
Graves Ave. About 35 of the rela-
tives being present. Many beauti-
ful presents were received. Mr..
and Mrs. Newman are taking a short
trip through the mountains, visiting
Colorado Springs, Cripple Creek,
Pixies Peak. On their return they
will occupy the new bungalow
which they have built on College
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Of Trinidad
were visiting at the home Of c. o.
James Simmons, Jr., and Bud o.
son motored up to Idaho Sunday for
the celebration Of the 6Sers.
NJ. and Nrs. Dave Moore motor
ID over from Frederick to spend
Sunday with Ms. Moore's mother,
lls. J. n. Simmons.
The order Of the I. o. o. r. are
progressing nicely with the plans
tAsy have IN view and II things turn
out ~ they expect II will not be
long TIN work WIN start on their
ncw han which 4 10 much needed
~ this order.
Mis- Helen Lower has been en-
sagsd 70 teach At Wheatridge this
year.
Mrs.. Howard Clark and daughter
Mary Maxine spent a very delight
full Sunday evening with Mrs. J. H..
Simmons and family.
Mrs. Albin Swanson's mother.
Mrs. 0understrom who has been
here for two or three weeks visiting
left this week for her home at Al
ma. Colorado.
Mrr. r. +. Ashton spent last week
With her sister-in-law. Mrs. A. 8.
Hutchinson Of Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Fisk and
laughter returned last week from
wray. Colo. where they have been
visiting with relatives for the past
two weckn. Thev report having .
plsasant overland trip.
C. v: Jackson and family and Mr..
and Mrs. II. Lane motored to Boul-
aer and Nedcrlnnd last Sunday.
The 7. q. q. +. has moved from
the Rarth hall to the Bank Hall.
where they are nicely located now.
The order is prospering nicely dur
ing the summer months and arc an
t'cipatoing work in the near future.
Miss June Simmons returned from
Snrper's las. SUNDAY where she has
spent the last two months with her
sister, Mrs. A. F. Shaw.
Miss GLADYS Simmons spcnt the
weekend with Miss Annabcl Bar
nett crmc home with her To stay
over Labor day.
Mas rmrn Chctclcv left last
Sunday for Tabernash. Colo. to visit
f"w dnvs with her sister. Mrs. c.
X Robbins.
Mrs pax'or and children came
down from Tabernaxh last Saturday
t. visit with home folks.
Mr.. Edwards and daughter from
Kansas City are visiting Mrs. Clar.
encc Shoop.
Robert Bilbrough who has beer
PLAYING ball on the western slope
"'sit"d with Thomson Sccrest for .
few davs on his way to nttent
school in Boulder.
James Tavlor moved in last Mon
dnv from his fathers ranch nea
Oberon station so he will he close
% his work md the schools.
n. r. Skinner Is enlarging HI
store. Business 10 increasing 40 h
finds that he has got TO have NOR
A. l.. Davis and his brother ~
turned last Friday from their over
land trip 70 Missouri. Mr.. Davi
says they had . delightful trim travel
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

pital where she had her tonsils re-
moved.
John Benefits house on West
LIST is progressing nicely and will
soon be ready for the plasterers.
Little Ethel Peterson was threat
cned with appendicitis last Thurs
cay but DR.. Foster is treating her
and thinks he has it checked.
The contractor has the paving all
put in now and Wadsworth will be
open to the public in about two
weeks, after being closed for so
long. This will be appreciated by
the citizens of Arvada and the pub
lie in general for there is heavy
traffic coming through Arvada, 1t
being the best and most direct route
to Boulder, Longmont, Estes Park,
etc.
Miss Nellie Goodlett has been en-
eagsd to teach the Pine Grove
school.
Mis- GsorEenia Tiller will teach
the lower grades at Leyden this
ysar:
Miss Margaret Robinson and SIS
ter, Mrs. Bass. left Sunday for Da-
como to visit their brothers over Lo-
Tor day.
Mary Holmes came In Thursday
10 spend a few days with her Sis
tors.
Miss Ella Holmes has returned
to Sterling, to take un her school
work this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lesher who
have been visiting his parents Of
Ralston Creek. leave Tuesday for
Rocky Ford where he has been en-
gnged to teach school for the winter.
Dave O'Conner and family are
n owing from North Wadsworth to
the Hines house on East Second st.
Mr.. O'Conner Is working In the J. T.
Kennedy store.
Miss Mabel Lesher left recently
for Ogden. Utah, where she Is en-
ployed to teach school for the win
ter. She visited Yellowstone Park
On her way.
Mrs. Chas. Kline of Fort Morgan
was visiting over Sunday with the
Munal family. The Klines were
former residents. Of Arvada and she
says there has been quite an i'm
provement since she was here.
Miss Ruth Johnston spent few
days in Idaho Springs and took in
the 80 celebration. That is her
h., me town.
Mrs. Cochran left Sunday with
her granddaughter for Trinidad
wkre she will visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hill. for week or so.
On Saturday, Sept. 1G, Maj. An
Icdson W. r. c. will give luncheon
n. noon. This is complimentary to
the members whose birthdays oc-
cur in the quarter extending from
april to September, inclusive. Fol.
Lowing the luncheon meeting will
hc held for a special practice Of the
floor work. All members are earn.
cstly requested to be present as We
will have inspection at an early date
Mrs. X. Griffith stopped to zee
home folks before going 70 Las AMI
mas where Mr.. Griffith teaches.
Joseph Martelon and family tool
in the Days Of 80 at Idaho SPRING
list Sunday.
Tony Muench and family and Mis-
Hazel Graves enjoyed Sunday a
Idaho Springs.
Robert Ropenack. Mrs. Weibel
and daughter Isabelle md Mr.
Stoke left last Monday for Californi
driving thru by auto. Mr.. Engel
kec and Mrs. Shcvpcc also are driv
. ing thru with them.
Mr.. and Mn. Dexter returne
from . ten days trip 70 Steambos
Springs and Berthoud Pass.
Mrs. ". p. Ross and childrs
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

The Enterprise wants nsws nsl
1s"m vour community. Paons
oaa tAea IN b. Wsdaesday Of ~
vssk
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07
Business Directory

CHRIS JOHNSON
Contracting and Building, Modern
Equipment. Foundations, Side
walks, Cement Floors.
Twenty Years Experience
Telephone Newt Olson Lumber Co.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

James Tavlor moved in last Mon
dav from his fathers ranch near
Oberon station so he will he closer
% his work nnd the schools.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

2. r. Skinner Is enlarging his
store. Business is increasing 40 he
finds that he has got 10 have more
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

A. l.. Davis and his brother -.
turned last Friday from their over
land trip 70 Missouri. Mr.. Davis
says thsv had delightful trip travel
ing . distance Of $500 miles With
vo tire trouble.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

Miss Evelyn Henry left Sunday
for Steamboat Sprines TO teach her
fourth tenn Of school. Mis- Henry
b Q e.aAssts Of ths AsvaAa Ai&A
0eheel snd vi5hss 10 kssp h ts0sh
m ~ frisaiD tAsl ~ eee1nas
- - 0stsgys1Do.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Fisk and
laughter returned last week from
wray. Colo. where they have been
visiting with relatives for the past
two weeks. They report having
pleasant overland trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-29

apparatus this afternoon and all the
citizens are urged to attend and see
how the apparatus works.
One of the best baseball games OF
the season has been booked for Sun.
day afternoon when the St. Emery
A.. A. of Perth Amboy will be the
attraction. The local team has not
lost a game and their victory over
the Ford A. c. on Sunday last by the
score of 10-1 makes them the favor
ties over the team on Sunday.
George Schweikert, OF New York,
Is spending the summe with Mrs.
Mary HUM. Mrs. T. Grose and chill
dren of Ridgefeld Park and Mrs.
Peter Schweikert, of New York.
have been guests at the Hum home.
William Mount, of Trenton, Is
spending a week with his aunt. Mrs.
Theodore Clark.
Isaac Rosenfeld Is building a
handsome new home on Main street.
Ernest Brown has returned from
Red Bank where he has been q
guest of relatives.
Quite a number Of local Demo
Gratis went to Sea Girt IN Friday tc
take part in the big rally of tht
members of the party at that place
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-29
KEYPORT FIREMEN TO HOLD
ANOTHER Bazaar next week

KEYPORT, July 29-The MEM
bers of Keyport Engine Company
Nc. 1 will conduct the annual bazar
beginning August 5 and continuing
until the following Saturday night
on the property at the foot of Broad
street owned by the New York and
New Jersey Steamboat Company.
Already the members of the COM
pany have made a house to house
anvas of the borough and have
met with success in securing a large
quantity OF articles to be placed on
sale.
The usual number of attractive
and useful articles will be disposed
of on the share plan and interesting
features will take place each evening
10 entertain those attending.
The bazaar will be held in a differ
ent place this year than formerly
when it has been held at Beach
Park. However, the two sites are
within a stones throw from each
other. The company still has a re-
naming debt on the Mack engine
purchased a short time 9 and by
means of baZars is paying the debt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-29

vacation at the Lakeview House.
Rev. Mr.. Compton is a former town
boy and spends his annual vacations
among the friends of his boyhood
days.
The case of David Fisher, charged
with shooting Ernest Wright with a
rifle on July s, scheduled for a hear
ing on Monday, has once more been
postponed until Monday, August z.
on consent of counsel on both sides.
Englishtown vas the mecca for
lovers of pugilism on Thursday
evening on account of the radio SER
vice given to the citizens by enter
prising citizens of that place. Several
auto parties went to that place and
heard the returns of the Leonard
Tender contest round by round.
Cornelius Stonaker has purchased
a new coupe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Dawson
have returned north from Miami,
Florida, in their auto, making the
journey OF 1,400 miles in seven days,
camping along the route. In all they
used lat gallons OF gasoline. Mr..
and Mrs. Dawson since moving
South last fall have built two dwell
ings in Miami and are in owe with
the place. William c. Buckelew. q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-29
OLD BRIDGE

Mrs. r. Cureen and daughter
Mary, of Jamesburg spent Tuesday
with Mrs. S. +. Thorn.
Mrs. Austin A%pplegate and
daughter Mata spent Tuesday with
friends at Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Theodore Clark. of Spots
wood. spen: Wednesday with her
daughter, Mrs. David Burkert.
Mrs. Elizabeth Loundes, of Man
asquan, was a visitor in town Fri
day.
Miss Kathryn Leavy, of Perth
Amboy, has returned to her home
after spending a few days with Ruth
NJ. Meets.
Mrs. John Yahnell, Of Helmetta,
spent Wednesday with her daughter,
Mrs. B. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Land De Loach.
of Columbia, South Carolina. arrived
| last night via auto to spend a month
with the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Squires.
Mrs. Frank Treat Is confined to
her home with a heavy cold.
Miss Louise Thorn, of the New
Jersey Agricultural Farm, New
Brunswick, is enjoying a two weeks
vacation.
Lester Scoby and jeanette Seamon
of New Brunswick. were visitors in
town recently.
Elva and Bee Appleby were re-
cent visitors at New Brunswick.
Mrs. George Baker visited rela-
tives at Manasquan Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. William Downs, of Camden.
is spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Emma Dobson.
Mrs. J. H. Clayton and daughter
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Harry
Dyckman of Trenton.
Mrs. Henry Wellman and son
were New York visitors recently.
Miss Ada Thorn has accepted a
position with the Jonlee Paint
Company at New Brunswick.
Harold G. Hoffman, of South Am
boy. was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Don't forget the Harvest Home
of the M. E. church next Thursday
August 8, on Crandalrs lawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hillyer were
out of iowa visitors Wednesday.
Miss Teresa Herbert. Of Burling-
ton, is spending her vacation with
her sister. Mrs. Charles Schmidt, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Green and
son and Mrs. Henry Scherg were
Matawan visitors recently.
Beginning tomorrow night the
weekly dances will commence in the
South Old Bridge Civic Club hall.
Refreshments will be on sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-29

! for the widest cock-and-bull yarn
that two cheap crooks ever con-
ceived! Mr.. Hugh Osborne. here, is
wanted in Victoria for blackmail and
forgery now. He won't be extradited
! until he has been tried and served
his terms here for fraud. attempted
blackmail, attempted abduction OF
Miss Patricia and several other little
items growing out of this Ease il
Mr.. Hobart Drake wishes to prefer
the charges. How the private pa
pers and !etters' of the real Andrew
Drake came into the possession OF
Hugh Osborne is a question which
the next official cable will answer.
"Oh. you needn't wait for thatl'
Osborne remarked %sullenly. Andy
and | were friends. He was taken
down with the fever and nursed
him till the end. but before he died
he left me everything. 1t was all
fixed up legal and proper by his
w wish and / car prove it, though
there was little enough to leave, for
the sheep ranch was a wretched
failure, and he'd been too proud to
write the truth home. Before he
died. too, when the delirium was or
him, he told me how he and his
brothers had flooded the country
llcIe Will COuIlleTlcll DlllS IOnS ago,
but it's Gods truth l never meant
to make use of hat then. When l
fell in with Gray in Melbourne about
a year and a half ago I remembered
how much / looked like Andy, and
Gray and well. we saw there was
good thing in it."
so Gray came on here ahead and
for a year paved the way by getting
in with Mr.. Roger Drake and then
You appeared as Andrew and a few
weeks ago you began to work Sec
reilly with your accomplice to ter
rorize the family while yourself pre-.
tending to be a victim as well!'
Miles declared. you knew You
couldn't get away with hat accusa-
ton of counterfeitfng if it came to a
showdown, for the rawlings of a man
in delirium wouldn't be taken seri-
ously, but you and Gray knew too,
that If you forced the men of the
family by anonymous threats of no.
toriety to commit ridiculous public
acts 20. could soon put the screws
on them for money and increase your
demands until you had bled them
white"
CHAPTER XIX
what was the first thing put you
on the right track, Owen, lad ?"
Scottie puffed c~ontentedly on his
pipe.
II think it was Andrew himself"
Miles responded. at struck me as
odd in my first talk with Wells and
little Miss Patricia that Hobart and
Roger should both have made public
exhibitions of themselves. but An
drew's fit of supposed insanity took
MA re ca fe at h0ne for tho hopo6f nf
ore of the servants alone.
when I had made up my mind
that insanity played no part in the
strange events the only alternative
to consider was blackmail. and it
must have been for some indiscre-
ton or even crime committed in the
far past. Right then the solution
was in my grasp for you had learned
that in their youth Roger had been
interested in chemistry, dyeing and
In photography, that Hobart was a
pen-and-ink artist and Andrew had
worked for a time in a pulp manu-
featuring plant. The old chest OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-29
other material has
ever stood such a test

Homasote is a scientific improvement over nt
ural wood. All the famous ''sote' family to which
belongs are built to defy water.
4 Under the name of Vehisote, which it former
had, it has been under water for thirty days, dried
and put back in the steamship Madison as good as ne
No other building material has ever touched t
record made by
HoMAsoTE BUILDING BOARDS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-29
Continued nom our last issue)

Continued from our last issue)
MARKS, take Gray into the draw
room" Miles ordered.-"Farrell
| up the right sleeve of the mar
10 calls himself Andrew Drake
d take off the bandage."
A gasping cry came from Jerusha
Miss Hawks moaned:
What was what deceived me SO
proughly when he was putting on
acoat out in the garden the first
/ called"
The pseudo-Andrew set his teeth
he made no show of resistance
zen the bandage was removed and
the still inflamed surface of his
n appeared the blurred, inter-
ned letters III" and co."
You thought they were your own
~ did you not, Miss Hawks?'
ked gently. Forgive me for
OPP mig an old wound, but that
och Of sentiment for a time
hded you to certain inconsistent
. which the Drake family them
yes had failed to note ?"
She nodded dumbly in an obvious
pit 10 control her emotion and
detective went on:
In reality the initials are his own,
far al. the police records of
STRATA show. His name is Hugh
borne and he. too. is badly wanted
t not for the same crime as his
esent aecomplice. Will you tell
/. Wells and your old friends here
een rheffrst doubt of his identity
cred your m.nd?"
IL called here yesterday, but as
rev reminiscent and he betrayed
utter ignorance of the incidents I
fnttoned a wild suspicion came
o my mind. 1 spoke of my in
Is on his arm and though he
ore that he had had them tat
ed there in remembrance of me I
still unconvinced. I felt that 1
lst be going mad and yet 1 had
make sure. I laid a deliberate
p for him and he fell into it,"
Miss Hawks ros Now may I
? I came as I promised. but II
endure no more. Jerusha, for
q me, but surely it is better that
u know the truth"
1.-THE truth is always best, Ora"
ss Drake ross and a stern, Spar
gravity had robbed her set feat
es OF all other emotion. Tonight
I'll e the end of more than one
ing lie!"
pohn Wells escorted the trembling
oman to her waiting car and
krcely had the attorney reappear-
when the imposter broke out with
ye9re right it will, Miss Jerusha
IKE! Lord, what a six months
put in, in this pious, hypocrit-
household!-Why, you're all
rise crooks than me, every one of
p, and I've got the goods on you,
r could have fixed this little mat
up friendly all round if you'd
en- sensible, but as it is I've my
n story t. tell. and by Cd, I'll
it!'
Miles did not look at Scottie, but
led himself with a laugh.
ioing to try to stick to that far
|chsed blackmailing scheme YOU
"a that precious partner of yours
when you found that An
Drake had left relatives here
|th money and a social position to
seq" he asked easily. Farrell,
~ car join Marks and his man till
call you. MI. Wells, listen to this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-29

former town boy, is a resident there.
On their trip north the Davisons
spent some hours with Mrs. Annie
Applegate at Winter Park.
James P. Casey. a member of the
firm of the S%potswood Grain Com
pany at Spotswood. residing at this
place, has purchased the building
used by Clarence Bennett as a ga
rag and will conduct a similar bust
ness.
Charged with driving recklessly
and with a cut-out open George
Schenck, colored, was given a hear
ing before Borough Recorder Harry
l.. Emmons and fined SIS or the two
charges. The fines were not paid
and Schenck was released with the
promise of paying the fines. Motor
vehicle inspectors from along the
shore made the arrest.
Rev. Earl Hampton. son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Hampton, was home
for several days this week.