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New Britain herald., 1923-04-21

Gine, new owner OF The old Webster
place. to rob the Basques Of Paradise
Valley Of their water supply. Este
ban. son of Jose Arrascada, riding
with a party in an attack on the
Double A. Is wounded and carried to
the home Of Acklin. Jose, while
searching for Esteban, is shot and
killed from ambush. Bodine pursues
Mercedes, the daughter OF Jose.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
The horsemen Tuscarora had seen
were swifter Rounding a bend In
the road old Peter drove right into
them. With a distinct sense Of
alarm. the girl recognized Bodine
The men with him were little calcu-
lated to restore her composure.
Bodinc had no intention of letting
them go. He knew they were fright
ened. and he reveled In II.
lie bent down confidentially.
II lost my head a bit the last time
| was at the hacienda. was as
blind as the kid here. guess. And
I'm sorry for what said: though l
amt sorry kissed you."
He felt, rather than saw, Mercedes
vince.
II learnt somethin that night,
though. I'm peaceable man from
row on. got an injunction yester-
day morning in Winnemucca that'll
keep anybody from touching that
creek for thirty days. Sem Is be-
levin. want to show 1t to YOU"
Mercedes eyes snapped.
You waste your time" she said de-
family. II do not care what you
Rave, or what you say. know. l
DO not go with YOU"
"Oh, yes you will, Senorita," he
smiled. I'VE amt startin' no argyll
ment we can't finish, Now you turn
that team around, old graybeard!" he
bawled at Uncle Peter.
Blaze and Tuscarora crested the
rise at that instant and rode rapidly
down the draw. They saw the frac-
tious, panicky team with the horse
men trying to turn them.
Something stirring, all right"
Kentcalled to Blaze. Better take
this gun. I got my rife"
They were within a hundred yards
of the rig before Bodine discovered
them.
whats the big excite" Blaze de-
manded in steely tones.
Basilio had recognized Kildare. Il
want to go home, Mr.. Blaze" he
cried.
It snapped the tension.
IT'S home for you, little chief"
Mercedes bit her lip as she saw
Kildare lift the blind boy to his
horses back. Why did this man al
ternately hurt and befriend her? She
became conscious of the gradual
swing of his horse 70 a position pro-
tecting her from the sinister look OF
Bodine's companion. Tuscarora's
careIessly held rife did not escape
her. nor did 1t escape the attention OF
Gloomy.
"Ain't you afraid that there gun
might go off. you?"
my names Kent--and it might"
the lover of peace drawled 1t
brought a laugh from Bodine.
by the way" Joe went on ad-
dressing the rancher. don't you get
to thinkin' we're licked because old
Jose is gone ! aim to string along
for quite some little while yet.
got a date to talk to the law right
low"
you're Slow Bodine grinned
hastily. II had my talk with the
law yesterday. There won't anybody
touch that creek for thirty days at
least. I'll see that my Injunction is
renewed. too"
Kent concealed his chagrin with a
cackling laugh. But Bodine knew he
had given his foe a jolt.
Lets hit dirt" he shouted to his
men. He waved his hand at them
airily, as he and his followers pulled
away
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-01
X. Sled Jednoty
T&boritI.

Zftrek je prvnim dnem sjezdu
taboritskeho, ktedy dopoledne
,venovan bude vitani milych
h9stf, : nichz nekterf zavitali
do Cletelandu, jiz dnesnf So
bdty. Uficielnf uvitani stane
80 v nedeli odpoledne v Ceske
Narodnf Sfni ma Broadway,
kdy proveden bu'de take po-
rad zabavnf. Vecer o z. hod.
provedena bude Tylova zertov
ma zpevni hra "Cesk@ Amazon
ky, jez pres svoje dctyhodne
start dosud nepozbyla sveze-
sti a jist6 nemalo pobavi. Hra
vypravena byla dram. odbo-
rem taboritskym.
Vlastnf sjezdove zasedani
zapocne az v pondelf v 9 hod.
dopoledme a potrva az do sire
dy. Odpoledne pax v6novano
bude projfzd'ce mestem Cd
Narodnf Sine. Vecer pax u.
spofadan bu'de ma pocest dele
GATH zabavnf vecrek v sfni J
"A. Komensky ma vych. 131
nlici.
We ctvrtek pax budou spoil.
kANe prace zakonceny.
Milym taboritskym hostIn
pfGeme k pracim je cekajf.
cflh mnoho zdaru j aby u
mich "a pobytu mezi nami mel
jen dojmy nejlepsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-01
NEHLASf Sc o SVE
pENfZE

Jak krajan, postmistriv asi.
stent, Frank E. Douda vcera
oznamil. lezi pres 100000 v
1spornych valecnvch IMAM
kach. k nimz sc nikdo nehlasi
/. lednem dosp6ly znamky k
vyp1ate neb pozdejsi nepome'
sou urok. Majitel6 znamel
se bud odstehovali, aniz BY
zanechali novych adres anet
take ma znamky as zapomn6l
neb podobne, iak Sc posta do
zvida, kdvz majite1em oznamt
je, by sobe vklady vyzvedli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-01
ZRAVEN OBzALOBY Z IRA,
VICSTVf ZAVODN1CH
KONf.

G. Hollenbeck, z Treator, Ill.
jenz' uvfzl v tenatech zdejsi
poicie ma podezfeni, ze ma
brooklynskem zavodisti Sc po.
kusil drogou omamiti zavodni.
no kon9 "Symbola S. Foresta'
byl vcera smircfm soudcem
Pentym, pro nedostatek dika.
| zi obvineni sprosten. Hollen
beck byl jiz devatym zatce,
nym sportsmanem z domnele'
no spiknutf, ktere v cervenc
nezakonnym zpdsobem zbavo
valo nektere zavodnfbeehouny
moznosti vyhry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-01

|Loze Spravedlnost els. AZ, Leo
Vsetetka.
Loze Francisco Ferrer, (. as,
Frank Steininger.
Loze Zeny Pokroku, (. 46,
Katefina Svancara,
lLoze F. B. Zdrdbek, (. AZ,
Frank Hlavaty.
Loze j. S. Machar (. 48, Anto-
ME Matula,
Loze Hhsnv Kalich {. 40, Fran
tisek Svarc. St.
Loze Bojovnfci Svobody (. SO,
Michael Machacek,
Loze Thomas Jefferson cis. 81,
Bohuslay Fiser.
Loze Lincoln els. So, Josef Pa
lecek.
Loze George Washington, els,
53. Frank j. Riha.
I.oze Rozkvet {. 50, Frank
Opatrny. 2
Loze Prokop Veliky (. 8,
vysila jednoho zastupce ma
svoje vlastni vylohy.
Celkem 40 zastupcn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-01
sPORTOvNf ZPRAvA.

Ceskoslovensky sportown}
Klub Cleveland podnikne II
|tfejsi nedele pratelsky zapas s
High School sportovnim klu-
bem " Rocky River ma Detroit
Ave. Zacatek "kppane" sta
noven jest ma 2.30 hod. odp
Hraci jsou vyzvani, aby sc Sc
sli v klubovni mistnosti u. p.
Vlasaka pfesne v jednu hodi.
Inu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-01
vAMBEklCKA POUT MA
ZAPADNl STRANE.

v p6kne zahrade pri Ceske
Sfni Sokol ma Clark ave. roz-
proudf Sc Ultra odpoledne kus
staroceskeho zivota pfi vam-
befick6 pouti, jak naval W.
let svdi sbor Pine Cesky. "a
bamf vybor obstaral pravou
pout'ovou hudbu i'-rdzne pfi-
jemnosti, jez jsou = kazdym
podobnym podnikem nerozlu-
citeln9 spojeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-01
ZASTUPCI DESATEHO SUE
ZDU JEDNOTY IA
BORITU.

Loze Jan zizka (. 1, Josef
Houska. Vaclav Marek.
Loze Jan Hus (. 2. DR.. Leo We
deles, Vilem Otcovsky, FIR.
Had, Vojtech Cada, Vojtech
Sindelaf.
*Ioze Prokop Veliky {. 3. Jo-
sef Kroc, Jan Pecha.
Loze Taborite Xxx. Stoleti {. 5
Vaclav Ross.
Loze Jeronym. (. 6, Lorenc ST.
roxy.
Lode Berwyn {. Z, Rudolf Stur-
"a.
Loxe Svoboda Z. 9, Josef zrist
Loze Lipany (. 10, neoznamili.
Lozf Rohac, z Dube:c, II, Jilji
Siska, Frank J.''Hslman, ,Jo-
sef Radek.
Loke Podebrad 4. II, Josef
Kplda.' ~. = {
Loze Sion {. IA, Fred Schwartz
Loze Taborite Move Dolby {.
10, Karel Ontl, syosef Zatlou
kal.
Loke Probuzeni Taboriti (. 20
Frank Cernohorsky.
Loze Posledni Taborita (. 21.,
Jan Jos. Slapak.
Loze Anezka z Trocnova (. %
Marie Stepanek.
Loze Johanna z Pod6brad, (,
%, Marie Sobota.
Loze Josefa Naprstkova (. "a
Barbora Vftek.
Loze Elisha DUDE, {. 25. Te-
rezie Novak.
Lb3ena Bozena Hradecka, (
f76, Marie Slechta.
Lxze Bila Hora (. 27, Bohuslay
Fiser.
Loze Vratislav z Cechtic (. %
Antonin Brikner st.
Loze Frantisek Palacky, (. 20
Frank Cernohorsky.
Loze Jaroslav Vrchlicky (. 80
Josef Klail.
Loze Ratolest Taboritek, {. 81
Marie Hajek.
Loze Jan Amos Komensky, (
32, Josef Cerny.
Loze Dcery zizkovy (. So, 10
hanna Machacek.
Ldze Zlata Praha, c..34, Leo
Vsetecka.
Loze Vlasta (. 35 josef Zrdst
Loxe Prace, (. 36, Frank Lin
hart.
Loze Libuse (. 81, Alois smo
lfk.
Loze Petr Chelcicky (. 38, "A
lois Smolfk.
Loze Osveta, (. 80, Antonio Lo
reno.
Loze Bozena Nemcova {. 40
Jan Jos. Slapak.
Loze Zeny Tabora els. Al. Ma
RE Fiser.
Loze Josef Burian (. AZ, Kare
Cukr. So
Loze Anezka re Stftn@ho. els
43, Antonio Kalista.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-09-28

and which their reports are omitted
Tor lsek Of space. their operations eN,
tending over the states OF Missouri
Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma. Nebraska
Minnesota, etc. etc.
No. 81. ". Askings lin the office
Of the Marshall Service. c. A
Brooksl.
No. 81. &. Thorp tGate City De.
teetive Co, in conjunction with
MarShalD.
Ne. S-Miss BERTHE Lowry,
Ne. l2-Wm. Edwin.
No. LEICESTER Shelby.
No. lS-N. l. Haynes.
No. 23-Dan h. Herring.
No. 24-E. K, Rinker.
No. 25--L. B. Brown.
Ne. PR Y. Robinson &C. c. Mer-
winl.
Ne. so. L. Kornfeld labor Tenn
pie, Kansas City. Mo-. Vim. Poe).
No. 3i--ottis NJ. Lowe u. :. Me
Donald. Chas. +. Edwardsl.
No. sc. o. Hedges Geo. W. Has
sell, Kansas City. MOI.
No. 34--B. B. Riddle.
No. 35-Ray Montgomery tE. c. Me
Donald.
No. s6-Thos. d. Daggett formerly
See'y Flour Mill Workers, Kan
sas City, Mo-. b. A. Rankin.
No. 37-H. w. Paulson minneapolis,
MINI. Kansas City, Mo-.
No. 3S-W. J. Shaughnessey.
No. 3S--Geo. Pillant.
No. 4l--Paul Dana.
Ne. iS-Frank Grether,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-09-28
Resist Ininnctinn-

Decatur, ILL.,, Sept. 20.-increasing
resistance to the labor injunction Wa
unanimously favored by the state fed
GRAFTON Of labor. at lis annual conven-
ton in this city.
Officers Of the federation reported
to the convention that judges are u.
ing this tyranny with greater fre.
quency.
"Injuneti0us as now misused dur.
ing labor disputes represent Fer}
sinister revival of the power Of am
cient kings to govern their subject.
by arbitrary proclamatioHs issuee
without the authority on sanction oi
any legislative body" the officials de-
clared.
THE on-goveument By
LAWS growing steadily throughout
the United States"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-09-28

action called for something more than
Lip Service.
Leaders are born; they are not
made by bombastie announcements.
THE Leader that comes from the
Rank and File" does not always use
polished language, nor does he pro-
pose Radical Change" with one
sweep of the Magic Wand; neither is
his vision dimmed by the glare Of
hatterlng publicity and his ears are
not attuned to the applause of the
multitude; he merely goes on con
strucuvely day by day, unhearalded
and making no promises that could
not be fulfilled. In compiling this
book, the author had uppermost in his
mind the crying need for the clearing
of the mlsconception now prevailing
regarding the function of the Labor
Crushing Detective Agencies in
American Industries, which is without
any fear of contradiction an auxil-
larry of the Open Shop Movement,
without which il would pass out of
existence as a factor in the social life
in America.
The Labor Crushing Detective
long as there is an agitation for the
open Shop" and the author is at
tempting in his humble way to expose
to the Searchlight of public opinion
the forces of reaction and destruction
of the Industrial activities in America,
and the PUBLIC in America should be
aroused to the danger of permitting
this cankerous growth on the body
polite of this nation, and the writer
is in hopes that the documents pre-
scented in this volume will in meas
ure be the means to that end, and if
successful, the writer will feel that
his labors were not in vain, and will
feel greatly compensated for perform
ing this task.
Many documents were omitted from
this book, not because they were less
illuminating or less important than
the ones embodied herein, but for lack
of space for which the author is very
sorry.
The author is taking these means
Of acknowledging with thanks the as
sistance rendered to him by many Of
his friends too numerous to mention
who made it possible for him to secure
and embody the material contained in
this volume.
The author feels under very heavy
obligation to the International Union
of the United Brewery, Flour. Cereal
and Soft Drink Workers of America
for their cooperation and assistance
rendered in enabling him to secure the
bulk of the documents, also to his
friend and co-worker, H. II. Breach,
Vice President of the international
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers,
who so ably assisted in reading the
manuscript.
JEAN f. SPlELMAN.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-09-28
KEY TO THE NUMBERS" OF
OPERATIVES.

Operative
Number Name
No. 10-A. ]. Esnlin partner of the
Marshall Detective Agency.
No. Vim. Marshall Manager,
Marshall Detective Service).
No. l4-C. j. Parks, (alias, Spark and
Scrap.
No. 18-L. N. Davis.
No. 20-J. p. Devlin Former Sec'y
l.. U. No. 203 Grain Handlers,
Kansas City, Mo. Removed from
office by John RAIDER in Deem
Der, 1929.
No. &c. A. Riley.
No. 22-R. E. Ramey calvin MCGEE,
f. l.. Allen, S. N. Miller).
No. 26-J. C. Lamphere &C. K. Mas
ters).
No. 28-P. G. Lowell.
No. 29-J. c. Downey.
No. 33-J. C. Carter.
No 34-Ragnar P. Johnson Tan ac-
tive |. w. W..
No. SC. +. Bunk. =,
The names of the operatives as well
as their numbers appearing below
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After you have read. think.
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Professional
Directory

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
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JAS. :. MASON. NJ =.
Ia y. Ella street. Ufbana. TsSil2
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The STOOL PIGEON
AND The OPEN SHOP MOVEMENT
BY Jean +. Spielman-

by THE AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY Room s81 Boston
ii x Minneapolis Copyrighted AMERICAN PUBLISH
Minneapolis, be granted
desired, provided credit to author ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-03-29
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Walter l. Garrett.
prantor, by his trust deed, dated July
80, 1921, and recorded in the office
of the clerk and recorder of Jcffer-
son county, Colorado. in book gel.
at page i0l, conveyed TO the public
trustee of said county. the following
land in said county, to-wit:
The north half IN l-2) Of the
southeast quarter Use l-G of the
northeast quarter (NE l-4) Of the
southwest quarter (SW La. of sec
ton fourteen 40, township three
CD south, range sixty-nine (69)
west, excepting railway right of way.
and except easement for county road
and bitches: also an undivided one
thirty-second intercs, in the waters
belonging thereto, and right to con-
vey same through lateral bitches;
in trust. TO secure one principal note
OF even date with said trust deed for
sl,sOo. payable TO Chester A. Wolff.
IN twelve consecutive semi-annual in.
stnllments Of $50 each, after date.
with interest thereon from date ut
the rate of six t6) per cent per an.
mum. payable semi-annually;
And whereas, default has been
made by the said grnntor in said
trust deed, in the performance of
the covenants and conditions imposed
upon him by the terms Of said trus,
deed. In this, to-wit: That said
prantor has failed to pay the semi.
annual interest due on said principal
note on January 30. 1923. also the
two semi-annual installmcnts of prin.
cipal due on said principal note OF
$3.50 each. due, respectively. on july
30. 1922, and January 80. 1923; nlso
has failed to nay the scmi-annunl in.
stallmcnt Of interest due on Dcccm.
bcr 9. 1922, on the frs. deed OF
trust upon said property:
| And whereas. the legal holder of
the Indebtedness represented by said
note has filed with said public trustee
notice and demand in writing. dcclnr.
ING said default, and clccting TO dc.
clare the whole debt represented by
said note. and interest thereon 70
date Of sale. due and payable. nnd
demanding the sale Of said land
under said trust deed.
Now. therefore. Notice Is hereby
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-03-29
NOTICE 10 DETERMINE
HEIRSHlP
State Of Colorado,

County Of Jefferson, -.
In the County Court.
In the Matter Of the petition of
Samuel Brainard for the determi-
nation Of the interests in the lands
and tenements Of Nathaniel Brain
ard, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
24th day Of April, A. D. 1928, at 10
o'clock a. m. Of said day, Samuel
Brainard will apply to the County
Court Of Jefferson county, State Of
Colorado. at the court house in
Golden. Colorado, and there will be
a hearing on said date for the deter
mination Of the interests in the lands
and tenements of Nathaniel Brain.
ard where the court will receive and
hear proof concerning the heirs of
said deceased Mt the time of his death
and will judicially ascertain and de.
tern,ine the heirs of said decedent,
1t being in petition stated that the
snid Nathaniel Brainard departed this
life prior to the year A. ID. 1900, Mt
Orisknny Falls, Oneida county. New
| York: that Elizabeth Brainard, his
wife, departed this life prior ID the
death of the said Nathaniel Brainard !;
that the said Nathaniel Brainard left
surviving him. as his only heirs at
law. one daughter. Stella Brainard
Hamblin, who now resides at Oris.
kany Falls. Oneida county, New
York; Willis Brainard. who now re.
sides at the town OF Normal, State
OF Nebraska; Samuel Brainard, who
now resides ut Denver, Colorado /;
Rosetta Brainard Ryburn, formerly
Rosetta Brainard Simmons, formerly
Rosetta Brainard. who departed this
life In the year A. D. 1920. leaving
Ms her sole and only heirs nt Inv, one
Gertrude Smith. who now resides Mt
Hinsdnlc. Illinois. and one son, Bur.
ton Simmons. who now resides at
Aurora. Illinois: there being no
minor heirs Of the said Nathaniel
Brainard mt this time:
That the said Nathaniel Brainard
died seized and possessed. among
other real estate. OF the real estate
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-03-29
HIGH SCHOOL
NEWS NOTES

DR.. Vosburgh of Denver. q man
whom A. II. s. is always happy to
receive. and who always leaves one
with the impression that one IL bet.
ter for having heard him. spoke to
the general assembly Wednesday
morning on the subject. "Our Big
9est and Best Self" In part, he
said: MANY do not think and do
aheir best. because they haven't ar
rived At their best. There y . cAus /.
for everything which takes place.
The world gives too much time TO
moro smusements: there is an over.
estimation Of the almighty dol!ar'
When people give al thought to
money Il leads to . lowering Of
moral standards. One must have .
great objective In life before be can
- hh bsst ssif. This cannot - IT.
&aimsd without achievement. in char
:setsr first. then achievement In
.ssrvice. Every one cannot achieve
xrsaensss or wealth; but every one
can achieve character. Th, greatest
Joy In life comes from the JOY os
achievement and service Dc your
hest, become your best, and no one
can take away your JOY"
Next week Is = notable one in
many respects. First. and. perhaps.
foremost, in the minds Of all vaca-
tion-loving pupils. II marks the last
week before spring vacation. Sec
ond in order Of mention, but first in
Importance. this week is to be oh.
served throughout the nation as
thrift week" The following include
some famous sayings and statements
that are applicable To the occasion:
Thrift includes all frugality, de.
velopment and prosperity"
Thrift is condition implying
both growth and progress"
"a rich man ruleth over the poor.
and the borrower is servant - the
lender
"Money.saving is not the sum total
of thrift. It is only one of the stones
in the building Of character"
For age and want. save while you
may"
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-03-29

right to purchase four az inches Of
water from The Rocky Mountain
Water Company, and to convey said
water through lateral bitches,
which deed Of trust was made to Sc
note of even date with said deed Of
trust for the sum Of Twenty Thou
sand ($20,000.00) Dollars, payable
to The Colorado Savings Bank Of
Of Colorado Springs, three e3) years
after the date thereof, with interest
thereon at nine ~ per cent per an
mum, interest payable semi-annually
according to interest coupon notes
~ il more particularly set forth in
said deed of trust, reference to which
u hereby made for greater certainty,
and
Whereas, said B. D. Townsend and
all persons claiming by, through or
under him have defaultsd In the pay
ment Of ssmi-annual interest due
thereon on December 2, 1929, and In
the payment Of the taxes on said
property for the ysars 1891 and
1922, and the legal holder Of said
note having elected, on account Of
said defaults, TO declare said nots un-
paid, due and payable,
Now, therefore. at the written r.
quest Of Ths Colorado Savin9s Bank
Of Ce!esade Spein0l. the l4gsl heldsr
OF said note, pursuant 70 1aW, ], tie
undersigned, public trustee IN and
for jefferson county, Colorado, do
hereby give notice that I will, at tie
hour Of ten o'clock In the forenoon
Of Wednesday, the 2Sth day Of April,
A. D. 1928. st the west front door Of
the court house In the city Of Golden,
Colorado. sell at public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder for cash The
said described premises and al the
right, title and interest Of the said
B. D. Townsend, his heirs and assigns
therein. for the purpose Of paying
the indebtedness secured by said
deed Of trust and the costs and ex-
penses Of executing this trust, and
will deliver to the purchaser q Ger.
tificate Of sale as provided by law.
Dated at Golden, Colorado, March
16, 1928.
S. B. FLEMING, (Seal)
Public Trustee in and for Jefferson
County, Colorado.
First publication March 22, 1928.
Last publication April 10, 1928.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-03-29
CALL FOR BIDS

Bids will be received by the Board
of Trustees of the town Of Arvada,
Colorado, on labor and material for
the construction of an artesian well
in said town, 400 feet, more or less,
in depth; first SO feet of well to con-
tain 10-inch stand-pipe, remainder g.
inch casing. Sealed bids must be in
tho hands Of the town clerk by April
8. 1928, and same will be opened at
the regular meeting of said Board at
8 o'clock p. m. Of said day. The
contract for said work and material
will be let to the lowest reliable and
responsible bidder; provided, the
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. and no contract will be
made without = bond for its faithful
performance. with sufficient surety
or sureties to be approved by the
Board.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
HAZEL n. CARLICK,
Town Clerk and Recorder.
First publication, March 20. 1923.
Last publication, April s, 1928.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-03-29

mo morning sun lasts a whole
day."
"The world has not yet learned the
riches Of frugality."
Friday evening goes down on the
calendar as q memorable event in
the schools history. At 6 o'clock
thirty-six people, including Superin-
tendent and Mrs. Wheatley, the
coaches, Miss Whitehill and Mr.. Van
derhoof; together with the cheer
leader and members Of the girls and
boys basketball squads, sat down to
. delightful banquet prepared by the
mothers Of the girls on the team. A
great deal Of credit is due the moth
ers for their successful management
Of the affair and the fathers for the
able manner in which they did the
serving. The girls, who are the
champions Of the three divisions,
were very proud Of the pennants pre-
ssnted to them by the townspsopls.
- WAS Misc Whitshill Of the small
geld "A" given her by the team -
. token Of appreciation Of her work.
Following the banquet an added fsa-
ture Of enjoyment was realized In
the Press club party. This was given
to relieve the financial difficulties
Of the sturdy little school paper. The
Tr,mret. The proceeds realized
from the evenings entertainment will
be ( material assistance.
Iss. yc f5rsct! The seniors are
putting forth every effort to inform
people Of the entertainment to be
given in the school auditorium under
the auspices Of the Fort Collins R.
G. T. C. band on April S. This en-.
tertainment comes well recon-
mended. and since it is being given
for the benefit of the senior annual
fund, it is hoped that every one will
take advantage Of this opportunity
and be well repaid for coming. 1t is
sincerely hoped that every alumnus
will attend. The prices are 80 and
25 cents. Tickets will be on sal.
Monday and can be obtained from
any member of the senior class.