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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22
FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous

FOR SALE-MAJESTIC SIX HOLE
range with new water front. Elk
cellent condition. Call 21R. 277-282
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22

DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
at Kennedy Ford pavilion. Arts
Jazz orchestra 258-284
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS

BOARD AND ROOM CLOSE IN.
Mrs. j. B. Tallman, ia So. Wash.
Phone 227-R 276-3O2
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22

LOST-ON SECOND STREET, A
pair of glasses in case, on Main
street Shrine pin. Finder return to
Star-Mirror office. 276-2S1
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-TWO-ROOM FIRST
floor apartment. Mrs. Knapp.
Phone 268-L. 275-301
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
smaller ranch or will take in
good modern residence, ranch Of
about 800 acres close to market. See
The Metropolitan Investment Go.
o71-7S
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22

TO LET-TWO HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. 203 N. Asbury ST. 270-75
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22
LOST

LOST-ONE BLACK MARE, WEIGHT
about 1000, reached name, 5 years
old. Phone F-9426. 274-6
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22

WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL FUR
nished house by reliable party.
Phone ALI. 276-281
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22
ADS
WANTED
GOOD HOUSES ARE SCARCE,

WANTED
THE GRAND UNION TEA COMPANY
wants married men to develop and
handle family trade select grocery
routes as permanent business. Sell
ing ability essential. Write for par
ticulars. Grand Union Tea Co., 541
S. Main ST., Butte, Montana. 274-279
WANTED TO HIRE A THRESHING
machine. A. J. O'Connor. Phone
SOCK. 274-276
WANTED PROPERTY OR
land near Moscow under $2,500.0o
as payment on fine modern five-room
bungalow. Hardwood floors, buflt-in
breakfast nook, full basement, pipe
less furnace, full attic, sleeping
porch, double garage, improved lot,
best location. Price $4,500.00. Terms
to suitable buyer. F. w. Frese, 2420
Potion avenue, Spokane, Wash.
275-2S9
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22

could not be absorbed by local sale
or by sale to canneries is thus dis
posed of. The expedient gives re-
newed assurance that stability fol-
lows the solving of any problem in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-06

trov, Kfizkov, Oujezdec, Kfiva
Yes, Brtnice, obecn Radejovi-
&c Cenetice (Jflove), ma den
9. prosince v obcich: Bezde-
Gin a Chavatec (Mlada Bole-
slav).
Prvni cesky starosta ma Tep
licko-Sanovsku. Phi volbe pred
stavenstva v Kost'anech byl
zvolen obecnim starostou Fran
tisek Week, prednosta zeleznit
nj stanice, prvnim namestskem
TIL. Behr, tovsrnfk, druhym ma
mestkem Josef Holub, hornik
TAX jsou Kost' any, jez mali
pies 5000 obyvatela a jejichz
obecnf katastr saba az ma ris-
ske hranice, prvnf obci ma 0.
kresu tepicko-sanovskem ma.
jicf ceskeho starostu.
Lupici, pfepadnuvsi mIyn,
80 doznali. Delnici nemcickeho
cukrovaru, Week a Prochazka,
podezreli z prepadeni. mlyna
Gefingova v Pavlovicich U
Nemcic ma Hane, Sc v nedeli
re sveho cinu vysetruiicimu
soudci Kojetine PRIMAL. vi
NIL svou svad6ji ma nejakeho
Brazdila z Pavlovic, ktery pry
ie k loupezi navedl. Syn My
mare Gefinga zapasi Sc smrti
a je jen nepatrna nadeje, re
bude zachovan ma zivu.
Mad'arsti kapsari. Ma ma.
nadrazi v Uherskem Hradisti
zatceno bylo dne 13. listopa.
du 5 mezinarodnich kapsaru
kteri kradli ma drahach. Ia
tcenf udali nespravna jmena,
bylo vsak zjisteno, re jsou to
vicekrate trestani Berger A.
Katz, Moses Reichmann, De-
zsoe Lehrfeld, Rudolf Orosz a
Josef Hortvath, vetsinou z
Mad'arska. Byli ponechani
We vazbe.
Il Halenkovic. Pro vrazdu
novorozeneho ditete byla zatce
ma dodana soudu zdejsi FIR.
JIrenova. Hodna matinka po
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porodu dite zahrabala ma "a
hrade, pax je Ease vyhrabala
a dala DO komory, kede bylo
cetnictvem nalezeno. Krkavcb \
matka tvrdi, re Sc dite naro-
dilo mrtve.
z Rychnova n. kn. V dnech
%. "a. srpna 1924 bude Sc
v Rychnove n. Kn. konati osla-
va 210leteho trvani gymnasia
a zaroyen slavnost otevreni no.
We budovy gymnasijni a pri
tom Sized byvalych zaku, pro-
fesorl a rodaku. Slavnostni
vybor zada o literarni vzpo-
minky pro Almanach nejpoz-
dAji do l. unora 1924 a pujceni
pamatek pa zivot staroslavne-
he gymnasia pro vystavku. Phi
hlasky ma Sized a pffspevky
prijima prof. DIR. Josef Dvorak
" Rychnov6 n. Kn.
Ze Zlechova. V sobotu Is.
zafi vypukl ohei1 v domku chu
deho dalnika Antonina Barto-
Ska, ktery znicil vsechno, i do
bytek. Dostavili Sc hasici z Tu-
pes, Brestku a Kcstelan a tenn
is mfstnfm sborem zdaTilo Sc
pozar omeziti.
Ia ocean. - Do Ameriky
odjelo 20. listopadu z Masary
kova nadrazi la a z Wilso-
nova nadrazi 80 vystehovalch
re Slovenska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-06

Takovy uSel ma ash shojan
pod postou, kde take veeer
panuje egyptskA tina. Ted v
mihavych zimnlch vecerech i
nocich bude nutpo venovati vet
ii peel ,osvetleni mesta ydbec
a tax frekventovany mist OBJ
zvl&ste.
kdo pOpravils Jana Si9dk4-
no Kozinu? Phi sve pfednasce
v Nest. Besed6 PIzni sdelil
pan Jar. Schiebl, ze katem,
ktery yykonal popravu, byl
popravci mistr Bartolomej Xvi
Gala, pohrbeny sveho casu ma
hfbitov6 pri kfastere domini-
kanskem. Tento. kat nastoupil
swoji snlutnou funkci po mistru
popravcinl Jakubu, zesnulem
Il. 1858.
Obscni volby, Namitky pro-
ii volbam obecs zastupitelstev
a rad byly zar1ftnuty techto
obcfch: Vojnice (pol. okr. Stra
konice), Starry Bydzov (Novy
Bydzov), Hryzely (Kolin), Ger
vene Pecky (Kolin), Vamberk
(Rychnov N. Kn.), Jcdousov
(Pfelouc), Zlatniky (Jilove)
Bfeznice (Blatna), Frymburk
fKaplice), Kral. Vinohrady.
Nolby byly z,urseny v obcich
lzcela) Pohori (Klatovy -
rady}, Tfebonice (Smichov -
rada), Nymburk (Nymburk-
rada), Nova Yes n. P, (Seani.
ly - rada) a disledkem toho
move volby: ma den 9. prosin-
ce v obcich: Prachovice (Par-
dubice), zelc tTabor), Tyney
(Kiatoty): castecne zruseno a
opraveno: Miskovice (Kolin)
z casti oprava zamitnuta Tyn
II. Wit. (Tyn n. Vlt.) Prislusny-
mi okresnimi spravami byly
lvypsany move Wolby ma den 25,
listopadu v obcich: Nova Yes,
!Litrbachy, Kirchberg, Stein,
Pocatky a Waltersgruen (Kra-
,slieep; ma den 2. prosince OBJ
Icich: Ousti a Stankov Nova
Paka), Dolni Cerekev, Zahrad
ka u Posne, Myslov - osadni
(Pelhrimov), osadni Dol. Jir-
cany, Bohuliby, i Sazava, Pc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-06

ne tanecnfky, takze Sc takflea
vSichni rozutehli ze salu, pre-
lezli kdlnu a teprve " zahrad9
a naysi octli Sc v bezpeci. Srd-
natejsi ukryli Sc pod stoly, ale
ami tam nebyli v bezpeci. Cru
Itch vrhl sc Ike stol1m a zacal
hazeti po Mich sklenicemi, pfi
cemz jich nekolik poranil. 'Te-
prve-prichodem cetnikd ucine-
ma pritrz ra,i6ni. Bilal1ce vece-
ra byla: Z rozbitych okelinych
tabuli, IL sklenic a electricity
vypinac. Hostinskemu zplsol
bena tim s!soda pres 500 Kc.
Vsichni vytecnici, pokud mohli
byti zjisteni, budou Sc "a toto
''vystoupeni" zodpovidati pred
soudem.
OhnS m. Semilslku. Posledni
dobou radf ma Semilsku velmi
casio pozary. v noel &. listo.
padu zniceno bylo pozarem O.
bytnea staveni a vnitfni jeho Ia
fizeni domkanky Alzbety Pies.
tiiove v Tatobitechs Majitelka
jeji syn invalida stezi unikli
'oknem zachranili Sc. - Dne
IS. listopadu vyhofela stodola
" Loukovs, nalezejici Nabozen
|ske mattel. Byly zniceny stroje;
obili a len. V sobotu dne IL.
listopadu zalozen byl oheh We
'stodole M. Horakove v Pri-
krem. We stodole slozeno bylo
1914 mandel obili, celia sklizef
jetele a hospodarske stroje,
Vse to zniGil plamen. Mimo to
'shorely takr pfilehle budovy.
',Skcda jest 100000 Kc. - We
vsech techto pfipadech jde 9
zdmyslne. zhafytvi. Patranf Get
inictva je vsak dosud bez dspe-
chu.
Osvstieni pribramskeho ma.
mssti obstaravaji cele 2 lam.
py krone onec|h, jez umisteny
jsou ma domech.- To ovsem pre-
tax rozsahle namesti nikterak
nestaei, takzeS ma promenade
je jake ma navsi nejake zapad.
le vesnice. K cemu asi zfiZer
'byl vysoky stojan, ktery stacil
k osvetleni stfedu nAmesti?
Patrne jenom pro "paradu"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-06

celnici ocekavala je pani mat
ka, ozbrojema opelichanym
kost6tenl, ,nadaivajic, co jen mo
hla, SWIM ''nadejnym'' synac-
kim, ktere pax, kdyz byli v
dosahu jeji pdsobnosti, zacla
pometlem mydlit po zadech.
Rany vsak necitii, nebot' "a
dicka byla hedvabim dobre pol
$tafovana. Nahodni swedci a
financnfci Sc pri tom vyborne
'bavili. Ze by Sc tn odehravala
komedie, ami Jim nenapadlo.
Teprve kdyz titiz syn&ekove
prilis caste Sc opijeli a cd pa
nj matere pokazde biti byli, po
jail strasci hranic ,podezreni a
mile .'opilce" jednoho One "a
|drhei ns celnici odvedli, kde
podrobeni byli prohlice, ktera
vykonana byla s nejlepsim L.
spechem, N Sc matce a pandm
ssynim ,obhceje prodlouzily. Cd
|te chvile jsou tito strizlivi a
PAM mater je uz netresce. Ia
to vsak nadiktoval tresty. il a
jejim drahym n6kdo jiny.t
Move nalszi:ts predhi.toric-
ke objeveno bylo II obce Do
Ian ma Plzensku. Jde O neko-
lfk mohyl z nejmladsi dolby
bronzove. Ma mohyly upozor-
nil -ucitel Honomichl z Dolan.
Zlodej okfadl zlodsje. V
Turnove sesli Sc " pondeli II.
Gstcpadu diva rovnocenni vaga-
bundi, a to 35krate trestany
Frant. Havlin z Lusice cd Nov.
Bydzova a 18krate trestany
Frant. Skrvanek Bukoviny
ma Turnovsku. Havlin mel u
sebe move boty sveril je Skri-
vankovi, by mu je prodal. SkTi
vamek vyhovel a boty prodal,
ale pencil uteIkl. Havlin, zku-
senv kriminalnik, vedel 81 hned
rady. Sci ma cetnickou stanici,
kde Skrivanka udal. Cetnictvo
dopadla "zlodeje Skrivanka",
ale zatklo take Havlina, pone-
vadz Iboty byqy - kradene.
Tanecni solo s pfekazkami.
" Rystrovanech u Olomouce u
spofadala tanni mladez tanec-
nj zabavu, ma kterou pfislo tez
|nskolik. mladencu, kteri svynl
objevenim- se nevestili mic do
brehO take skutecne, kdyz
melo byti tanecni solo, povstal
znamy rvt delnik j. Grulich
ieste S nekoika a zadal dGraz-
ne pro sebe solo. Hostinsky
|jei yyvedl, ale G1-ulich sc "a
dvermi otocil a byl Ease zpet,
popadl zidli vrhl sc S nj mezi
ltancici, kteri SIC rozprchli dc
eSech koutu. Re Grulichovi sc
pripojil jesta notne uz opily
vcjin a jeste nekolik mladi.
XII, S nimiz ohrozoval pfitom.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-12-06
RRAVY Z CEkostOyEllsMI.

%. fijen v Prachaticich. "
pfedvece, 27. rijna sehrano od-
bockouN legionard div. predsta-
venf "Bestia triumphans" "a
spolulcinkovaIni hud. odboru
Sokola. Hra, spadajicf do ram
ce slaynosti, sehralna s pocho.
penfm a laskou. Dne %. rijna
uspor6dan We wkusne ozdobe-
mem sale Mar. domr tabor lidu,
kde promluvil odb. ucitel p-
Moravec, zdirazniv vysledky
pracf mensin a vsech dobrych
v repnblice, kracejicich cesta-
mi Komenskeho, Husa, HavliG-
ka a Masaryka. Divadlo tabor
lidu byly velice cetne navstfve.
ny cerpana posila k dalsi W.
silujici praci ma brazd9 1nensin
"a cilem zmohutneni naroda.
Z Mnichova Hradistx Y,
pfedvecer petileteho jubilea
csl. samostatlosti uspofadala
"a zfizenf Stab. kapitana p.
Kaclastechnicka rota voiska z
Made Boleslave Sc Sokolem a
obci Brezinou prekrasnou pi-
etni oslAvu ma skalach Muz.
skvch u Mnichova Hradiste.
Prijemny vlahy mesicem oza-
reny veeer nemalo piispel ke
zdaru slavnosti, jiz Sc sdcast-
milo ma tisic lidi z okolnich Vi
SEX. o vyznamu naseho osvo-
bozeni promluvil ridici ucitel
p. Jakubec Breziny. TIL zive
obrazy znazornovaly boj mas
Ia svobodu a hudbasi ohnostroi
zvysovaly dcinek slavnost, kite
ra umistenim SWIM ma kras-
mem ochozu Muzskych skal
vtiskla ae nezapomenutelne v
mysl vsech Icastniku.
Veliky zdafily hold ceske-
ho hornictva dnu Svobody. We
Falknovs konala' sc ma cslavu
22. fijna velika verejna schl-
re, jejfz Gcast byla tax cetna,
re mistnosti byly " plnem slo-
va smyslu natriskany. Ia e.
stredni vybor Narodni jednoty
severoceske promluvil JUDI.
Josef TaSner Duchcova a po
nem vidci mistnich Cecha.
Jednomyslns usneseno odealati
panu presidentu republiky pc-
zdravny telegram. Projev "a
koncen byl resoluci ohracejici
Sc k narodu k zodpovednym
traddm zadajicim, aby jiz
konecne bylo ceskym lidem ma
severn, zvlaste ma Falknovsku,
pomozeno uhajiti hnlou exis-
tenci a udrzeti ceNkou vec.
ZLovosic. Ceska obec legio-
narska, mistni jednota oslavila
5. vyroci nasi samostatnosti "a
spoluucasti vSech ces1kych spoil
XII Ucast byla imposantni. Ne
souhlas s oslavou statniho swat
ku projevii vsak mistni oby-
vatele druhe narcdnosti TIN, ze
mimo dredni budovy ami jeden
nemecky a ami jeden zidovsky
dim nebyl ozdoben prapory
mex, pivovar a k neniu pfina.
lezejici hostince neswe esily
prapord. Nejvice prekvapilo
&c schwarzenberske domy Ion.
skeho roku ozdobene jakoby
lmyslne ponechany bez prapo.
ri.
Move 6skoky podloudnikI
v jedne vesnici ma saske hra.
nici zije vdova dvema odros1
lymi syny kteri delSi dobu jsou
bez zam6stnani~ Protoze vsal
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25
w. FEWLASS SENT
TO LAMAR-JOHN E,
MAHANEY is CHIEF

Willard Fewlass. who for some
time has been manager Of the local
exchange Of the Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph company,
will leave Friday for Lamar, Colo,
where he has been assigned as man
ager for the Lamar, Wiley and Hol-
ly exchanges.
John f. Mahancy Of Salt Lake
City, who has been working in tho
local office for the past six weeks,
will be the new manager. Mr.. Ma
haney will move his family here an
soon rs he can find suitable quar-
ters.
Mr.. Fewlnss' departure will be tho
occasion of much regret to local US
crs Of phones. The service on the
exchange has never been better, and
Mr.. Mnhancy will have Irregular"
job to keep the service to the stan
dard set by Mr.. Fcwlass.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25
REPUBLICANS
TO BANQUET
COUNTY REPUBLl.
CANS WILL HOLD GET-TO.
GETHER MEETING AT BANK
HALL THE EVENING OF NO.
VEMBER 10th.

jefferson county's republicans
will hold "love feast" at Bank
hall, Arvada, Monday night. Novem-
Der 18th, according to an announce
ment of local party leaders today.
Jake Klein, county chairman is In
charge of the meeting and has dele
gated most Of the arrangements for
the banquet to C. M. Duncan and F.
C. Murchison.
Arrangements made so far look to
the serving of the banquet in Bank
hall by one of the women's organi-
cations Of the city. Charges Of 81
plate are contemplated.
While the list of speakers has not
yet been arranged, efforts are being
made by those in charge to secure
addresses by Cong. Chas. NJ. Tim
berlake of Sterling and Congress-
man William Vale of Denver.
The banquet will be one Of the
annual get-together affairs held by
the county committee to keep the
organization intact and to iron out
any petty difficulties which may
arise. A second meeting is contem-
plated in the spring at Golden, when
a new set of officers will be chosen
and arrangements made for a spirit
ed primary fight.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25
COMMUNITY CLUB TO
BANQUET OCTOBER %
CATHOLICS TO HAVE
CARD PARTY NOV. 3,
BIG BAZAAR NOV. "a

Ladies Of the Shrine Of St. Anne
are contemplating giving card
party Saturday, Nov. 8.
Members of the local parish are
also making great preparations for
their annual bazaar and Christmas
sale, which will be held Saturday,
Nov. cath. The ladies promise an
exceptional line of Christmas pres
ents which will be offered for sale
and speak very highly of many at
fractions which have been engaged
to entertain those who attend. Ev-
erybody will be given an opportun-
ity to get turkeys for their Thanks
giving dinner at very low price.
A big feature of the bazaar will
be the serving by the ladies of an
other Of those chicken dinners for
which they are justly celebrated.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25
HFAVY SNOW HALTS\
TIGHTS AND TRAFFIC
FORMER RESIDENT
FAINTS OVER STOVE
is NEAR DEATH

Mrs. Ella B. Simmons, the wife of
Rev. C. w. Simmons, formerly pas
tor of the Methodist church of Ar
vada, is near death at her home at
Grand Junction, the nerves of her
chest baked away.
Mrs. Simmons awoke with chill
Saturday night and started a hot
fire in her kitchen stove. She faint
ed and fell forward over the hot
plates and was unconscious in that
position until morning when other
members of the family awoke.
Physicians declare that the heat
baked the nerves in her chest, a con-
dition which it is feared will termi-
nate fatally.
Mrs. Simmons has been teaching
school in the Glade Park school of
Grand Junction.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25
YARD IS
CLOSED DOWN
DENVER SHALE BRICK COM.
PANY HITS FINANCIAL REEF;
REOPENINC AT EARLY DATE
is PROMISED BY TRUSTEE IN
CHARGE OF PROPERTY.

The Denver Shale Brick company,
who operate the brick yard north
west of Arvada, closed the yard the
end of last week on account of fl
nancial difficulties. The company
furnished steady employment for
some sixty men.
Failure of the company is declar-
ed due to poor management and un-
dercapitalization, together with the
fact that the brick market offers lit
tie profits after paying the high
costs of manufacture.
A meeting Of creditors held We'd
nesday afternoon has arranged to
reopen the yard within the next ten
days or two weeks. c. N. Kinney of
Denver head of the Kinney Adjust
ing company, was selected as trus-
tee for the property.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25

Members Of the Arvada Commun-
ity club and their wives will banquet
Monday night, Oct. 20 in the base
ment of tho Arvada Presbyterian
church. The time set is $50 o'clock.
Among speakers who will address
the gathering are Major Blauvelt
and Mr.. Rudy of the State Highway
department and Col. Rice w. Means,
city attorney of Denver. Topics of
general interest will be used by the
speakers, no definite theme having
been assigned to any. Local men
will also be called upon for remarks.
Ladies Of the Woman's club have
gone to great pains to make the
banquet successful one as far as
"eats" are concerned.
Letters have been posted by tho
secretary Of the Community club en-
closing n return card which the In
dies and officers Of the club ask be
sent back Mt an early date.
The prime reason for the meeting
is the establishment of the Commun-
ity club on basis from which sue
cessful work can be started. Many
things in Arvada and the community
need immediate attention, but IL so
far has been impossible to get more
than corporal's guard at the rcgu-
lar monthly meetings.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25
ARMADA HIGH SCHOOL

ography and possibly algebra and
geometry. The second part Of the
period, records were played on the
school victrola, training the ear to
distinguish between the many var
ious musical instruments. Pictures
of the instruments were shown af-
ter the record was played. We all
decided that our ears are not no keen
mt distinguishing sounds ns we
thought they were.
The state teachers convention in
Denver last week proved n great sue
cess. The sectional meetings were
very interesting and instructive. The
association was very fortunate in OBJ
tanning for their general meetings
speakers from outside the state as
well as In the state who are recog-
nized as the leading educational men
Of the country. At the next Parent
Teachers meeting. six or eight Of
the teachers will report on the Sec.
tion meetings which they attended.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25
CORN INCREASES
in POPULARITY
FIFTY.FOUR PER CENT OF ALL
FARMS BEING OPERATED IN
COLORADO RAISE CORN IN
l923-WHEAT CROP SHOWS
DECLINE IN PLANTING,

The growing popularity of corn
as crop among Colorado's farmers
is shown by the fact that approxi-
mately fifty-four per cent of all the
farms being operated in the state
this year report corn, as compared
with some Sig per cent last year,
The total number Of farms report-
ing corn this year is slightly less
than last, due to the large number
Of farms not being operated this
year. The percentage Of farms be-
ing operated that have reported
corn for 1928 is the largest in the
states history.
The real popularity Of the corn
crop is shown by the large increase
in acreage per farm and in the total
increase in acreage for the state.
Reports of county assessors to the
state immigration bureau show that
more than 100000 acres of corn
were grown this year, compared to
l,1Ol, 900 acres last wear. The nv
erage number of acres Of corn
grown per operated farm in the
state this year is 25.32 compared to
2O.13 last year. The corn crop this
year accounts for approximately "a
per cent of the cultivated acreage
Of the state, compared with IA little
more than 10 last year.
Wheat shows a marked decline in
popularity this year, there being
20.s6s farms reporting wheat, com.
pared with 26,275 last year. This
decrease is due largely to the fail
ure Of much of the winter wheat md
does not represent permanent ,'c-
crease in the number of wheat
growers. Present Indications are
that nearly as many farmers have
sown winter wheat this fall as sowcd
it in the fall of 1922 though perhnp,
not quite so many as sowcd it in the
fall Of 1921.
The average acreage Of whca- PC
ported per farm in the state .hig
year was 1881 compared with an
average of 3G.22 last year.
There IL decrease this y.ar IA
the number Of farms report np cv-
cry major crop except sugar 1cc,s,
but an increase in the average acre-
agc reported per farm for corn, bar
ley, sorghums, sugar bccts and A.
fnlfa.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25

Monday mornings assembly this
week was very well entertained by
Mr.. Vsnderhoof's roll call. A great
deal Of home talent il shown in all
entertainments which are being Civ.
en- in the assembly this year. Lois
Desch and Vera Townslcy played a
very pretty duet on the piano, Oil
yer Weutig gave short reading,
and short comedy was put on by
Katherine Newton, Robert Virgin,
and Dorothy Graves. Mildred Finch
and Evelyn Lorenz put on a dainty
dance.
Wednesday morning, due TO the
stormy weather, the speaker arrang.
ed for this date was unable to be
present The first part Of the per.
iod, slides were shown on 4 daylight
screen, without pulling the shades or
attempting TO darken the room. This
screen is to be used in connection
with the teaching Of history and ge-
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25

The O'Rourke family have return
ed to Arvada after a summers trip
to Michigan.
';larssa md Mary Webber srent
tho week ord at rome, returning .n
Monday to th.:. school wor, ~.
Greeley
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Patterson and
little daughter spent Sunday at
Longmont at the Math McGillravy
home.
Mrs. Curley and Miss Carlson, of
Proctor, Minn., visited Sunday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. N
Swain.
Rev. Edwards. formerly chaplain
of the Fitsimons hospital at Aurora
lectured on the Centenary move
ment Sunday morning at the regular
morning service at the NJ. f.. church.
G. c. Townsley spent the week
end with his family in Arvada. Mr..
Townsley is now employed with the
Burlington railroad at McCook, Ne
braska, AS steamfitter.
x. NJ. Gorley and family will leave
Friday for Carlsbad, N. NJ, where
Mr.. Gorley will again enter the re-
tail jewelry business. Mr.. Gorlcy
came to Arvada year or two ago
To try his luck nt farming but de-
cidcd to return to the jewe.ry bus
mess.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-25
RALSTON

special mg"' ng Of Inc pnrc,t
Ichchcr association WAS acid Mon
day afternoon for the purpose of
perfccting plans for the Hnllown'cn
social which will be given Friday
evening.
The Misses Elva jacobs, Mildred
Graves, Addic Moon and Grace
Schoech attended the Colorado Edu-
cational convention in Denver last
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Madden Of
Denver spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Pcnrce.
Miss Esther Bishop, who is tcnch-
ing in GRANADA. Colo, spent Friday
and Saturday with Mrs. l.. l.. We'd
man. Miss Bishop was formerly the
principal Of the Ralston school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Zchnder
and baby spent Sunday at the j. G.
Schocch home.
Miss Rose O'Toole visited Sntur-
day and Sunday with relatives in
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Shovlin mo-
tored TO Greeley for the weekend,
returning Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Williams NJ
Golden spent Sunday at the d. F..
Moon home.
A masquerade dance will bs given
Saturday evening at the Lsydsn ho-
tel,