The Arvada enterprise., February 17, 1911, Image 1

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THE ARVADA ENTERPRISE
VOLYME liL
POOL ROOMS
ARE BREEDING
PLACES OF VICE
Justice Gavin Lectures Young
Man Charged With Neg
leqs of Family-—-May Pro
ceed Against Prop:ietors.
© “Cheap poolrooms are the
greatpst breeding places of vice
and ¢rime in Denver,’’ said Jus
tice savin in his court yesterday
aftethoon. ‘‘They turn out al
together too many crooks, thieves
and f»thers of a vicious nature.
THat was the gist of oae of the
most severe of the many court
rooél lectures d:livered by Gavin.
It came as the result of the ap
_peatance in court of Earl J. Ma
hon; arrested for non support on
the’corgplaint of his wife, Ger
trude Mahon.
%I don’t hang around pocl
hgfis, > remonstrated Mahon.
¥You don’t,- eh?”” came from
Gavin like a flash. “We& I no
tice that the constable knew just
wheré to find you, and all the
people about the place said that
they were well acquainted with
you. I want to say that the ma
jgrity of the fellows in here d: y
after day are pool ‘hall loafei,
and if- this thing doesn’t stop
we'tl have to get after the pro-
Eritetors of those places as well as
fhe offenders that come into this
gurt.”
* Mahon was made to give a
bond that he will pay his wife
$5.00 a week for support. —Ex.
W. C. T. U. Notes.
It seems best to omit the
monthly meeting of the union on
account of the revival meetings
now being hcld in the M. E.
church. A great spiritual awak
ening will help the cause of tem
perance more than anything else.
While we believe in legislative
work, in women suffrage, in agi
tation, in education, lying deep
under all is the foundation stone
of Jesus Christ. We believe that
the Omnipotent Power working
in and through us, his servants,
" will win the final glorious victory.
We hope several personal let
ters were written to our sena
tors and represcutative in rcga: d
to the Search and Seéizure bi.l,
About eighty signaturcs were se
cured to the petitions. Hon. V. I
bur F. Smith has replied to at
least one of thcse letters, say ng
he would do what he could for
House Bill 53.
_ The legislature of Kansas has
decided to submit the question,
“‘Shall women vote?'’ to the de
cision of the pcople. Not even
the Ladies Home Journal can ar
rest the wheels of progress. May
the. vote of women usher ina
brighterday. We bel.eve she fee s
theresporsibility she is taking
upon herself and will vote in the
same spirit in which she rocks the
cradle, to protect her loved ones
from harm and give them the
highest happiness.
‘‘Where your treasure is,there
will your heart be also.”” Some
of our money went to help serd
comfort bags to the boys on the
“Colorado.”” She was spendii g
her vacation on the bright wa
ters of the San Francisco Bay.
Capt. Gill postoned his depart
ure two days to rcceive the Cali
fornia ladies. About sevcr y
women were present at the e
ception with a few white ribbon
comrades. Mrs. Spencer ot Ala
.med’a writes: ‘‘There was ex
hilaration in the swift sail of the
launch on the shining surface of
the bay,but the great ship, lying
motionless, was imposing and
impressive. It represented a
E.goodly town with its nine hun
dred young men each from a
different home. As we looked
at their smiling faces, we real
-8 ized that they felt the good will,
- the Christian spirit, the touch of
5 home and mother, in all that was
done for them.”” At the sound
of the bugle they lined up on the
great quarterdeck. Capt. Gill
introduced Mrs. Harbaugh, the
e Woman from Colorado, who spoke
:e very feelingly of the interest the
_ women of Colorado felt in their
welfare and trusted that they
i would ever be an honor to their
i country. Then came the presen
tation of gifts, and their smiling
; faces evidented their pleasure.
: The ladies accepted the invita
tion to inspect the cruiser, and
"_ found many of of ther sailors
r-ading letters, darning socks or
‘r'l mending garments . with their
~ newly acquired pgsscssions.
" Wouldn’t you liké to have been
1 there? At the eclegant repast
" served later, the table shone with
\ the silver service of the ‘'Colo
rado’” while California flowers
: added their fragrance and beauty.
Resolutions.
t ARVADA LODGE, NO. 145 I. 0. 0. F.
1 Your committee regretfully an
- nounce the death ofiour belovcd
’ b other, Wyatt Dinwiddie, ard
, p scnt the folowingresolutions:
) Kesolved:— That in Brotler
- Dinwiddie we have always found
S_a uniformly upright, honest, lov
ing and courteous friend, and if
we have been lax in our express-
L jons of sympathy to tbe, be
2“reayed wife,: l;zhas been because:
. 'we are 100 selfish in our own sor-
TOW.
This grief was given express
> jon by the presence of sixty
-1 five of our brothers at the tomb
3 where we can truthfully say that
. not one was described in these
- beau.iful words or Whittier.
- Alas for him who never sees
. The stars shine through his cy
\ press trees
" Who hopeless lays his dead away
" Nor louks to see the dawning
) day
2 Across the mournful marbles
t play. :
» Who has not learned in hours of
: faith ]
' The truth to sight and sense un
- known
- That Life is ever lord of death
. Aud love can never lose its own.
| Resolved:—That we presen’ a
. copy of these resolutions to the
. wife of our brother, who by her
. b ave, courageous and womanly
t bcaring through these trying
» h urs, has won our sincerest ad
- miration and love, that we, also
soread them upon the minutcs
, of the lodge and pregent them to
~ the local press.
§ CHAS. GRAVES,
: RICHARD MINGES,
; R. C. GREENE,
; Committee.
Resolutions.
3 Whereas, the Great Mastéer
' above has called, and gathered
> into the Eternal Grange, the fa
> ther and grandfather of Brbthers
> and Sister Juchem, therefore,
> b it S
Resolved: That Clear Creck
> Valley Grange, in regular session
> asscmbled, does hereby ¢xtend
| the bereaved family its sincere
> sympathy in its great sorrow; le
' i. further
~ Res'lved: That these resoly
- tions be spread upon our minutes
and a copy be sentto the be
- reved family, also copies be fur
" n'shed the Arvada papers for
- p . | cation. .
} E. PORTER SMITH,
. Master.
. 0. M. LouDEN, Secy.
ARVADA, COLORABDORERIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 191
SOUNDS KEY
NOTE FOR TOTAL
ABSTINENCE
! —_— .3
. President Taft Wfitei'; m
f ta Sunday School Childeiis
; of Country Quo\i_ncif‘
, coln’s Pledge on Questiot.
1 ¥ st
> Columbus, 0., Feb. 12.—Pres
> ident Taft, in a letter dated Dég:
-+ 29, 1910, and read in 3,000 Sulk
» day schools in the United f; %
- sounded- the key note of a togd
- abstainer’s movement. The Wt~
r ter is addressad to Sunday schiol
pupilsas “My Dear Youlg
. Friends,”’ and reads: *
| ““The excessive use of in_.
, cating liquor is the cause gis
- great deal of the poverty,de s
- ation and crime of the world;®
one who abstains. from the Ul
of such liquor avoids a dangfp
. ous temptation. Abraham “--
. ¢olu show.d that he believed this
in writing out for his boy friends
. the pledge of total abstinence so
often quoted. 37
““Kach person must decidefor
himself the-course he will takein
reference to his tastes and appe
tites: but those who exercise
self restraint to avoid altogether
the temptation of alcoholic liquor
are on the safe and wiser side.”’
Dr. Howard H. Russell of
Westerville, 0., founder of the'an
- ti-saloon league,- also is founder
of the Lincola Legion, whichior
_iginated today’s services through- |
“out the United States;” The
“movemént twill;bhdireébéd?:ik
“‘total abstinence department of®
the anti-saloon league, with na
tional ‘headquarters at Wester
ville.
Charles B. Allen.
EvangelistA'len will commence
meetines in the Methodist church
Sunday morning and continue
them for two weeks. Mr. Allen*
has been very - sucecssful as are
vivalist and is one of the Colo
rado Conference evangelists. The
church is anticipating great meet-.
ings. y .
MASS MEETING.
Called To Nominate Town
g Officers.
A mas; maeting of the citizens
of Arvada will be held in the
Bank Hall Thursday, March 9, at
7:30 p. m. for the purpose of
nominating one mayor and six
trustees for the town of Arvada.
All are urged to come and avoid
the necessity of the expense of
Placing two tickets in the field.
[Signed] E. P. GREENE,
H. S. BURTON, %
Committee.
Tie sale ar J. P. Brauch’
wh .h was extensively advertise.fi
in e Enterprise, was attended
by big erowd and good prices
W... obtained.
Local and
Personal
Trimmed hats at cost.and be
low, at the French Millinery Ar- }
vada. ‘
Take your shoe repairsto J. B.
Jarvis, Corner Wadsworth and §
Grand View avenues. |
For sale, —Leghorn and Barred |
Rock laying hens. Mrs. S. Davy, |
Arvada, phone Arvada 701. |
One five room house for rent |
for sl2 per month, with artesian §
water in the yar(i. Enterprisc |}
! office. 1
* 40 acres of dry land close to
Arvada for SI,OOO only. *‘‘Cheap
¢ %adwt.,” Call at Enterprise of
ce.
_MissGladys Sanderson has been
ill for about two weeks. We are
glad to say she is beginning to
" get better.
M. E.Calahan is busy painting
his home and improving Riasprop- |
erty during the days he is not on i
: his engine. i
For sale—Thoroughbred S. C. Ji
. Brown Leghorn cockerels, alsu Qj
Mammoth Lronze turkey gobbier. *
* Cole,s ranch. ?
. The Rev. R. Sanderson got in :‘
from Las Animas Monday, and :
© expects 10 leave again daturduy ¥
3 for Morrison. g
I s e N
) For sale— Three Mammoth {
Pekin Drakes, full blood Rankin {
Strain noue better in the country.
* B. C. Williams , Arvada; phone
- Arvada 91.
~ Wolf's capital hams, the best
- onthe market, at George J.
- Muench’s meat market at the
. same old stand. A trial will
convince you. )
"~ B. P. Quaintance has been [;
nominated by the President for
_postmaster at Golden. Mr.
Quaintance formerly held the po
sition for several years. |
_For Sale,— One team of horses
’% 300 aac.b,alsg one trap, |
Lone slnfifrhatness and one set 61
‘double harness. Mrs. kimma Din
‘widdie, ‘Ralston avenue.
Little Lucy Bagshaw who has
been visiting her grandmothe:
in Colorado Springs since Christ
mas, returned home Monday ac
companied by her aunt,Miss Lo
rene Curtis.
. Try ten cents worth of shav
ings boiled in oil, for kindling
your fire. A small handful docs
‘the work. You czi.ln l;zet it fmlm
your grocer or call the saw mill,
Arvada 741,
i Em?"@;zfi “Kel(l)erstrass' "stiuil
Crysta ite Orpington eggs
forihatching; 1 pen at's3o per L,
-2 pens at $lO per 15, and 4 per:
&per 15 or $25 per 100. F. W.
hart, Arvada, Colo.
S. L. Sausa will sell you pianos
at half prices. A S7OO playc
for $350; an upright that was
SSOO now $165; a Fisher. SSOO, ¢
now 150. Cal: at Grandvicw and ’
Graves or phone Arvada 781. §
For sale— a_few choice single
comb White- Leghorn cockerels
"'awnd_hens; will also exchange for !
hite Leghorn and Barred Rock |
“cockerels. L. A. Thompson,
Griffith Station, phone Ralston
11,
E. L. Blatter, the lecturer fo
- the Arvada Grange, informs us |
that new work will be taken up '
which will be very interesting |
to all tillers of the soil and you |
cannot afford to missit. Lhe |
muhr meeting will be'
d tonight (Fridayf commenc
-33‘.&1; 7:30 p. m. =~ A large party |
-of young people from the Arva- |
;;"%Gnn e went over to attend |
gle (grove Grange Thursday
‘night, a week ago and spent 2 |
pleasant evening with a sister |
- F. C. Vetting has rented his old
- stand in the Hall block and will
_again start up in the commission |
flnulineu and probably some other
lines. -We have steadfastly be
lieved that a good commission |
m‘q in Arvada would be a
fairly profitable business. We i
“believe ten years ago there was
_more shipped to the mountain
towns from Arvada than there is |
' today. This is the natural place
“to ship garden and farm produce
to the towns to the west. '.
W:l‘:r ry .
e D. HU Q\.‘i o & Ga ¥m ’
The Toggery Shop .
i ot P e
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 10 O,CLOCK L\LSTON o4t W
Spring will soon be with us and v 1 off all W
our winter goods and make room for our 1 a 2l heavy .
goods reduced.
UNDERWEAR For Ladics CLil 1 . 0% off.
et
MEN’S PANTS at 125 1 42 00
CHILDREN'S SUITS i 350 g
4 00aud & CO . A
i{ COTTON BLANKETS - Sold f
f ortOlS-—Ad our M=ti"s Di : 13.00 at
ti 225
1 HIRTS M n's Dress Shirt vl 75¢ at
g 50¢
TRUNKS at 4 CO 5 GO € CO
|
’ MENS HATS at iOO i1 GO X
i
PRY- 00D Wao carry Outin- I len, Pil
low Cises, Sheets, Blank 1 Gen
eral Dly Goods. 4
IR/ g G
“ W. M. Siii
¥ o > € B | .
HEATFITORE N A
Sl e Eoncy
tap'.g and 0.1](,_,'
s ] y g -
Coal, Hay, (. “eed
! Solea frGOLDEN SE/ ' brands
g of flour, "'H
! I hoy ) Solic it in the
J mo 1 , il ¥ 0 5 to. Are
vada 151 and have your ord 1
Anoth #9lOO b xes of appl v, prices
ti. same. ) .
l Yours
1 W LT H.
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Nex' we b-:lining Februarsy Il Men's
£ 7}7 S ) ‘ r sold at a
! TRI e als
cat, $3.50 shocs at qf) : . 1180
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g ——— - e
3 DT D Q- :
i .ROBEKT BAGSH v ietor.. .
flmr: Wi A 7AX TR L - .
IR AT T S .LA 2
- 2
4 FOR SALE AT A BARCAIN
a 2 three-horse wagon tonguse new sin
-8 gle harness, collar and hames. 1 iess and
breast straps. Some sccond hand wheels.
1 large spring wagon. 1 small spri dehvery
wagon. 2 buggics.: Some second hal [ls good as
new. _
R. 0. GRAVI
AR R A BIR T TUTTRCNTIIDUNCTL .
: B R -
W. B. PEA G
BUILDING CONTRZCH
{ I shial) estecn-itca fuvor 1o fuarnish ations om
¥ yoti P work, - W hether Qtis a barn ol ) i guaran
i teed. PHUNE RALSTON 1451 or Fesllence nesy
8 the tramwny bridge, Grand View Avent 3
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