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Evening star., 1922-10-22
Did You Know

That door rattles can be eliminated
by wedging small pieces Of tin UNDER
meath the door bumpers? This IL
equivalent to inserting. new rubber
bumpers only it requires far less
trouble.
THAT riding with the foot oon-
stant,y St & on , the clutch % sausss % that Unit unit
makes = practice Of this unoonsci
ously keeps the clutch partially dis
engaged through the nervous tension
of his leg and foot The plates Of
the clutch slip Just enough to heat
up: thus causing ss .1aS abnormal wear wear
perhaps warping Of the plates.
That IL you want to repair the
radiator drain cock, or replace it with
a new one, 1t isn't necessary to drain
off all the water? Insert a small cork
in the end Of the radiator overflow
screwed on tight: AS there is no way
for air to get into the system the
water will not run out when the plug
is removed.
That in approaching a railroad
crossing it pays to throw out the
listened" for the sound Of an ap-
preaching train? Many driver slows
down. looks carefully and listens. but
his motor makes so much noise that
he fails to hear the train as it ap-
proaches from behind q hill or a
ever. do not allow the engine to
idle SO slowly that there is danger
of its stalling.
That a starter makes less noise
when the car Is in gear and 1t Is
propelling the entire machine? Let
owners who count on the noise their
Evening star., 1922-10-22
Driving Through Water.

Perhaps you have never found 1t
necessary to drive through water.
Perhaps you never will. Then again
you may be caught in a bad storm
some day and will find it worth while
to know how to drive through an i'm
promptu lake in the road.
Motorists who meet the problem
for the first time seem undecided
whether to rush the water or go
through it slowly. The idea Of rush
ing it is to be sure of getting through
on the strength Of the cars momen-
tum should the engine stall. But ex-
perience proves that this is about the
surest way Of becoming marooned.
The slower the car enters the water
the better. Rushing into 1t simply
means forcing the water into every
working part of the machine. 1t
brings the car to a sudden halt be-
ert in displacing the water suddenly.
The water will not only be forced into
the mechanism, but will splash all
over the body. The car will come to
a stop. the engine stall and the
wheels fail to take hold of the road
provided the engine is dry enough to
start again.
By taking it easy. however, it is
possible to go through a lot Of water
without trouble. Do all this in low
gear. thus giving the engine its maxi
mum pulling power and preventing
sudden displacement of the water.
greatest depth of water and then cal
culate Just how much clearance the
vital units Of the car will have. If
the breather tube Of the engine goes
below the water level plug it up be-
fore attempting the plunge.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
tom. When he gets that idea he's
hopeless.
The Old Mechanic Says:


Some Of the car owners round
these parts must ngure TN runnin'
a paint store the way they keep ask
Ing me for shellac. I guess it's kind
OF shock to them when they And
that I keep only little Of It on hand
They know do q lot OF valve grindtn'
and they think I must have a lot Of
sheilac on hand for the cylinder head
way they think they have to do It.;
that's just where they get to thinkin'
! ought to have supply Of the stuff.
Another thing they always want Is a
cylinder head gasket. And here's the
explanation of the whole business:
1T isn't necessary to use shellac to
make the cylinder head gasket water
tight. Hard oil-cup grease-will do
just as well and better. because the
gasket isn't destroyed when you want
to remove the head again. These fell
lows use shellac on the gasket and,
therefore, need q new one every time
they do the job. Out here where / am
gaskets don't grow on bushes. We've
got to send to town for the exact si3e
to fit the particular model. In the
meantime the owner goes without the
use Of his car. II he wouldn't use
shellac the same gasket would do for
several valve grinding jobs.
You see with the cylinder head
bolts you are able to force the head
against the block with great pres
sure. There's not 30 much chance
of q leak. With a water hose connec-
tion it's different. Shellac is the only
thing, because the hose clamps do not
make the hose watertight at the con-
neCtion."
Evening star., 1922-10-22
Gaudy License Plates.

What's the sense in displaying good
taste in the selection of color when
the state motor vehicle authorities
come along and attach saudy looking
license plates to the front and rear
of your car? Some of the best look
ing Jobs are spoiled by the licenses
they must carry. Isn't it about time
that colors for licenses were limited
to a few neutral shades?
Perhaps an amendment to each state
law requiring all motor vehicle au-
thorities to wear neckwear of the
same hue as the prevailing license
color would put an end to some of
these bright red, brown. blue and
green shades motorists are asked to
endure.
Many q Chicken" crosses the stree,
because there's parking on one side
only and the bargain sale is on the
other
Evening star., 1922-10-22
Our Sunday Sermonette.

There's something wrong with our
idea Of preserving the decency OF
motoring. We rail against the dis
courtesy which is found at every
hand, but we seem to think that the
best way Of bringing a road hog to
his senses is to outhog him.
But 1t doesn't work that way. Give
another motorist your dust and he'll
make you take his sooner or later.
But give him q sample of how he
ought to conduct himself while at the
wheel and he'll offer you something
on the same order.
It's natural. Courtesy, like dis
courtesy, is contagious. If we want
to improve driving conditions there IL
only one way to do it; each driver
must curb his incarnation to retail
ate. When a driver finds that he is
alone in his contemptibleness he be-
comes self-conscious of his errors.
His lowly tricks stand out like a
comes self-conscious of his errors.
the motor cycle cop will single him
out.
It's trfie difficult to refrain from
showing another motorist that you
can be just as mean as he tries to be,
but in the long run a little evidence
Of your own decency brings him to
his senses quicker than anything else.
II you do what he does he'll not
think you're trying to give him a
sample of his own poison; rather he'll
assume that what he does is the GUS
Evening star., 1922-10-22
Gasoline Days and Knights.

Probably nothing has been changed
more by the popularity of the auto
mobile than the social life of the
country. If, you don't believe it, sit
in the lobby Of any hotel in the tour
ing district any Sunday evening and
watch the folks who have been mo-
toring.
Once upon a time pa and ma and
the offsprings spent the Sabbath all
decked out in their Sunday clothes.
Ma was a riot of ribbons and lace,
and the youngsters couldn't sit down
without spelling the effect. fly
wouldn't dare alight on pa. Things
were little formal. you might say.
Life Lie ran In low gear with the lubri-
cant a bit stiff And Sunday came
Just often enough to keep the moths
out of their clothes
But now look at 1t! In a prominent
hotel the other night, to o'clock
saw motorist after motorist straggle
In. They looked bit tired, but one
could see that Monday morning would
find them remade people. The men
were mostly in knickers: the remain
DER in sport clothes of varied deScrip-
tlon. Every one seemed dressed for
comfort. Whistling porters tackled
suit cases and thermos bottles with
was the common cry, mingled with
"How's the road to Hickville?" or
where's the garage?"
Ten minutes after arriving the family
Is in the dining room. An orchestra
mixes "Aida" with the blowout Blues
and life seems worth living. Somehow
gasoline has given the nation a differ
ent viewpoint
Note what the motorists eat. A regu-
lar gentlemenly dinner. formal and fill
ing? Nix. The motorist asks, "How's
this. George" pointing to wicked
looking entree done up in French.
George says lot Of other people have
been able to stand it. so the motorist
replies, We'll, two orders OF that, cof-
fee for two and French pastry. The
ktd'n have a poached egg, a baked po-
tato and a glass of milk. Step on the
gas, George, we're starved
During the formal hour of dinner
time many member Of a motor party
simply orders fruit salad and tea or
coffee. A man who rolled up in a GUS
tom built job was discovered eating
bread and milk. Since we've acquired
the gasoline viewpoint We seem to live
as we please.
When dinner is over a lot of picture
post cards get marked. Here for the
night Then the lobby thins out. Bell
hops who get busy with ice water say
1t because motor tourists have all
gone to bed. And It's only o'clock
Gasoline and the automobile certainly
have wrought some terrific changes in
our Sunday habits.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
ELKs TAXING UP SPORTS.

Gymnasium, swimming pool. hand
ball and squash courts, as we'll As
bowling alleys, will be among the
athletic equipment Of the Philadelphia
Elks' new clubhouse. It will 70 NY
at Broad and Vine streets.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
LAUps GOLF COURSE.

Bernard Darwin, English golf critic.
says the Lido course at Long Beach.
Long Island, where this years metro
politan open championship was played,
is the best, not only in America, but
In the world.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
The Sunday Motorist
EDITED BY WILLIAM ULLMAN
An Abridged Magazine for Car Owners.

Those fellows who nre forever Er0wl-
Ing about the other fellow and fool
things he does are often looking into
. mirror without realising 1t.
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Continued on Sixth Page.)
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-04-13

tain Judgment as below mentioned
on note, and foreclosure of that
;ertain mortgage deed, dated Aug
dst 20. 1906, and recorded on
August 90, 1906, in book 1O2 at
page 265, of the records of the
clerk and recorder Of Jefferson
County, Colorado, on lots one ana
two, block eight. in Berkeley in
Jefferson County, Colorado, for the
purpose of satisfying and paying the
entire indebtedness secured thereby
md as evidenced by the promissory
ote mentioned therein with unpaid
interest thereon to the total amount
If $334.9S, with interest to be
figured thereon and added thereto
rom March 20, 1922, to date OF
Judgment, at 5 per cent per annum,
..iso attorneys tee in the sum Of
100000, and all costs and expenses
Of this suit, (Which said note and
mortgage deed were made, executed
and delivered by the said above
AIMED Dora Ringlc, now deceased,
in her lifetime, on said goth day of
August, 1906, and payable to the
order of said above named plaintiff)
and for such other and further re-
lief as may be just and proper in
law or equity. as will more fully ap
pear from the complaint in said
action to which reference is here
made; a copy Of which is hereto at
tached.
And you are hereby notified that
if you fail to appear, and to answer
the said complaint as above re-
quired the said plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
in her said complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of said Court hereto affixed at
Golden, the said County, this Ninth
day of March, A. d. 1922.
court SeaD
CHARLES PIKE,
Clerk of said Court.
First Pub. Mar. 20, 1922.
Last Pub. April 20. 1922
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-04-13
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF COLORADO,)
County OF Jefferson ISIS
IN THE COUNT COURT
No. 1878

IN THE MATTEL OF THE
ESTATE Of PETER Alexander d.
Vries, a Nonresident Lrnatic.
NOTICE OF HEAR G OF Pc
TITION TO SELL REA- ESTATE
The People Of the S ~ Of Colo
RADIO,
To PETER Alexander de Vries,
and Henrietta N. T.. de vrics
and to Willem PETER de Vries
and Addick Adrianus Cosling
Land, the Guardians and Cur
ators Of the person and estate
OIL said Nonresident Lunatic,
at his domicile, and to
J. Med. Livesay, Guard
ian ad Item for said PETER
Alexander de Vries, . non-resi-
dent Lunatic, Persons in In
terest in said Estate.
GREETING:
You are hereby notified that or
this Goth day of March, A. D. 1922
Edward d. Upham, Conservator Of
said Estate, presented 10 and filed
In said Court his petition for the
sale Of certain real estate, including
certain water stock and rights, be.
longing to said estate, and situate
II the County Of Jefferson and
State Of Colorado, more fully de-
scribed in said petition, reference
to which IL hereby made.
You are further notified to ap-
pear and answer Of otherwise plead
to said petition in writing on or be-
fore the ninth day Of May, A. D.
1922, the day set for the hearing
thereof. or on or before the day 70
which such hearing may b adjourn
ID. or said petition viii BE- taken
for confessed.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said Court, at the County Court
House In The City Of Golden, In
the County Of Jsffsrson, and Stats
Of Colorado, this 2eth dsy Of March.
A. D. 1879.
(Court Seal)
MARGARET TREzlSE.
Clerk Of tie County Court Of
Jeifsfgsn County, Colorado.
First ~. NaEeh 70, 1922
lhst ~ April -: is41.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-04-13
NOTICE

We, E. C. and Olive A. Cropsey,
having been granted lien by G. C.
Townsley, justice of the peace,
at Arvada, against F. B. Wheeler,
will sell at our place five miles
northwest Of Arvada, on the Raston
road, on Saturday. April 22nd, at
1880 p. M, the following described
property: -
Roll top desk, office table, four
chairs, two Morris chairs, bed, mat
tres. springs, chiffoner, dresser rock
ing chair, dresser chair, steamer
trunk without contents,) leather
suit case without contents) leather
grip without contents,) suits of
clothes, wheel barrow. step ladder.
tool chest and contents, carpenter
chest and contents and one two horse
beet puller.
Signed E. c. CRoPsEY.
OLIVE A. CROPSEY.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-04-13
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, Florence e. Peterson
by deed Of trust dated July 16, 1918,
and recorded in Book 1879 At page
573 Of the records in the office OF
the Clerk and Recorder Of Jeffer-
son County, Colorado, conveyed to
the Public Trustee Of Jefferson
County, Colorado, the following de-
scribed real estate In said county
to-wit: The East Half Of the South.
west Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter Of Section II in Township
8 South, Range 90 West Of the Sixth
p. NJ, together with the perpetual
right to purchase annually II inchea
Of water from the Wannemaker
Ditch for the irrigation Of said land,
which deed Of trust was made to
secure the payment of one promis-
sorry note Of even date Herewith fol
the sum Of $9450.00 payable on de-
mand TO the order Of The Merchants
and Stock Growers Bank with In
tsrsst from date until paid At the
|n4te Of ten per cent per annum II
IL more particularly set forth in
said deed Of trust, reference GO
which d hereby made for greater
certainty. ll.s..
AND WHEREAS, demand for the
payment Of said note has been made,
but default has been made in the
payment thereof and in the payment
Of all interest thereon except the
following payments which have been
made, Wig:
April 25, 1920, paid on account
$500
August 8. 1920, paid on account
S3326.00.
AND WHEREAS, on account Of
such default the legal owner and
holder Of said note has demanded
the sale Of said property In accord.
anee with the terms Of said deed Of
trust; -
Now. THEREFORE, At the writ.
ten request Of The Merchants and
Stock Growers Bank Of Holbrook
Arizona, the legal owner and holder
Of eaid nots, ], the undersigned,
Public Trustee In and Tor said
County Of Jefferson, Colorado, dc
hereby give notice that on Monday
April 18th, 1922, Ut the hour Of 10
o'clock In the forenoon at the front
door Of tAs Court House in Golden
JsffssDon County, Colorado, will
ssll at public auction 70 the highest
and best bidder for cash the above
described premises and water rights
aud IN The right, title and interest
Of ~ said Flofence E. Peterson,
her hsirs and essigns therein for the
purpsse Of payin9 the rsnainder Of
said ,prineipal note and all interest
due thereon 10 The dats Of sale and
Tie costs and expenses Of executing
thk trujt and viii deliver 70 the
purchaser . certificate Of sale q
provided By law.
, !. Dss:! e Ge'Asn Colorado, March
cur 4. JUcHEM,
Public Trustee Of Jeffer.on,
Il. al, County, Colorado.
First Pub. March is, 1929
LAst Pub. April 10. 1922 a..
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-04-13

sia,aeShs.Has( so,s1p22.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-04-13
DOG TAX NOTICE

The law requires that all persons
'Aeshoriag dogs must pay license
whether they claim ownership or
not. Tha psaalty y . fine Of s..
Dog taxes are now due and payable
At the town clerks office where
tags may be secured. The price l.
81 fer males and - or females.
~ G. c. ToWNSLEY,
er Marshal.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-04-13

I1R.DSsIAacI COURT
- ". y. ,sNe. 22ss M ~
sTA1I or COLORADO
County tf jefferson, )SS -, =.
&RY Ar. WILLAUER,)
Sonsstisae. spelled. May
p. Willaur"
Plaintiff A-c.', 30
vs.. Summons
DAVID RlNGLE, MARIA)
,HlEkS and NANCY
BOWMAN heirs ut law ofl.--
DORA RlNGLE, late ofH,.raA.t.
said jefferson County,) Is, ].
deceased; all unknownlS.s 49,.
heirs at law, II any, Of. ,,~-
Aaid deceased, and her)
legal representatives,
Defendants.
TIE PEOPLE OF THE SfATEOF'
COLORADO to the. defendants
above named Greeting:
You are hereby required 10 up.
pear In an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff, In
the District Court Of JeffttsoA;
County. State of ColorSib, sxmsi
answer the complaint therein Within
twenty days after the strvieS htte9f..
II served within this County; or, II
served out Of this County, or by
publication. within thirty days a.
ter the service hereof; esclsjvs OF
the day Of service; or ijudxne~s-by
6sfapk. viii IL taken 'nrAwtt. ywe
according to the prayer oesMAVion-
plant; and II copy II ~ %bn>
plant In The above entitled asoon. y
Apt served with this summons, ioJ; +
~ service hereof be made ont Of
this otats, then ten days additional
NV hsfsinsbove .eyna ~
Tor Appearance and answ0A62 ke
sllevSd before the taking ~ . 3ndg.
neat By default - afesss1id.-
~ o1lo b lAt - ~.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-04-13
ga. GARY KERR.
shSrttf: Feahty Of Jefferson.
Z64laTMENI PAY NOTICE

.EafAH 81 Mary. a Evans, Dc
S4ASAH No, 1929. - -
~ N r<rsol glhssiAh Eilms q n.
mnpds against said Estate are here
ny notiffsf to present. them fur i'd.
justment. TO the County Court Of
4 <. 1ss Rss.e + G. S:'s''s ss
w 11s4 'dAyNfsAn1IAp. 1922.
NJ .~.,., EsesItos q !. said Essate.
! 1AstsSl1hS.Ang0 ep.s1922.
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No. 76706. Div. 9
City and County Of lSS
Denver. . rha
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ll9TiiE COUNTY COURT
~ No. 319S
:lEArE or COLORADO, }
Ceunty Of Jefferson, )0S
; MIAa QunN0Ns ~ DIVORCE
.N%1y aseestSsa,
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Fiais ]. Robsrtsop, !. 80

VIZ 0s 1sODOI60ORS HH
Defendant. } -
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
u. COLORADO, TO THE DEFEND
- ANT sA3OvEsNA0ED. C34ST-
ING: ~
Yeu are hsrsby required ~ you
have heretofore leen - pnQ6Sed. to
appear In an action brouSht against
you by tie shove named p1Aintiff In
the County Court Of the County 81
Jeffepaon, State 81 Colorado. and
au1vk tn coAplaint thsrsin withie
thirty days after The ssrvies hereof,
if''$ss arsssssvsAi .wtthin ~ Sts4s.
49, wioAlni fry dsya Vztse,.lhs scr
vjcs h4eee1I ~ ssgved personally out
'seds Tie 1tats Of Colombo, OF. II
served by publication. within sixty
days from Tie date Of the last publ
;<aA1tA ~ NAL ,Nill .heshsd ~ seps
- though, you were presspt.
Thk q IN aetita bsOughHto obtain
az s;s s;;.s ss q. ssiy
plaiktnY Without reas0nabie '"cat1se
ftf 4 Period Of more thsn one year
aalblUi x1nnnaiaSsi ~ h.
raining ,pf this scEion and ON
sleiaN sg5StStas As.at the de-
!. A& &ikf rk~-kSo1 bbdas.
I hAhSsfeAia msbe rss;ens6E
=, - ~ ~ ~ Iote ka. al
| ~ next prior % The beRinpipg II
this action and such other aud FIR
Their relief an may seem to thu court
just and equitable &sem the COM
plafnt, xk& ~. ~ (which il hsxsanto
attachedeAAA tAa.. evidence .adducsd
~ trial
WRRsas., Margaret 1rciiss. ClefK
Of the County Court In and for the
said County Of Jefferson, ut this
office In Golden, this 18th day OF
j ~: D:H022NRndwR zeal
ohs2h C6uFt hSreux(6 affIxSd. t~s1
(Court Seal) 49,
MARGARET rREzIsE,
Clerk Of the County Qel,rt
4. to, ftp $u,u.sf. ,..ur-
First Pub. Apra t.-s0Sy u ,iAti
Last Pub. May 4, 1922
ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE y
Estate Of John Schroedsrc De-
ceased. No. 1926. ~N- ~
Ac1gleye1sRxtayi.g slaius Apd a.
mands, eEn3Nf pafd E2afe. hri hep'
by notified TO, prefelN tktM FOR "a
tustmcntfto the County Court Of
Jefferson County, StAte Of Colorado.
at the Court House in Golden, on
the 26th day Of April, A. D. AsER.
ISABELLE ECKHART,
Executrix 81. 3aG Gs@ts.
First Pub. Mar. ,2S, lSf1 e ~
Last Pub. April 90. 1872. = vP. e..
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

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West Harshaw 345 from South Pas.
West Eldara 745 " Ambrose Feb a.
West InsEip 6l5 e Ambrose Feb 15
West Nilus l?3 Y Scotland Feb To-
West N'st Notos . ~ from San Francisco Feb -
Wes,ern ", Glen 200 q Cape Henry Feb To-
Wnifrcd II w Tortugas FEB is
worcester 40 E Cape Sable Feb "A.