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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-02
SALE

Having rented my place | will sell
at public auction at the ranch, SK
miles southwest of Caldwell, mile
north of the lower embankment. com
mcncing just after lunch on
THURSDAY, MARCH 4.
The following derscribcd property:
HEAD OF HORSES
team of mares 5 years old, weight
2SsO, both we'll broke and good work
ers One good single driver and a
good saddler.
IS HEAD SHORTHORN CATTLE
Cow, Blooms Darling, to calvc in
March Cow, Lady Seal, to calve in
April Cow. Fern Lancaster, to calve
in March. Cow Rena the Second, to
calvc in July. The above cows are all
bred to the registered bail Ilcifer,
Best Ever, calvcd March Is, 1919.
lleiier, Bcss, calved August %, 1919.
Bull, Wellington, years old. Three
milk cows 5 years DID, giving 3 to S
gallons Of milk per day. 2 cows
years old, heavy springers, One COW
coming years old | Jersey COW
6 years old. bull years old 10
yearling steers, good grade Short
horns, red heifers 2 years old
fall calves steers and heifers, brood
SOW, three shoats.
FARM MACHINERY.
| 3-horse disc. 3 horse fresno, I
2 section steel harrow hay rake. 2
moving machines. wagons, wag-
on box and spring seat hand corn
shelter. saddle ? sets of work
harness. Sc, Of single buggy har-
ness No 10 double barrcled shot
gun. 4 milk cans. | i4-inch walking
pillow. pair Of buggy shafts. en-
silage cutter, dehorning chute And
lots and lots of small tools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
; tables. Some dining room chairs.
3 rocking chairs. beds. | dresser.
| flour box. Dishes. Cooking uten-
sis and many other things.
Good Free Hot Lunch at Noon-Sale
Begins Just After Lunch.
TERMS-$l0 and under cash. Ov-
er $40 eight months time at 10 per
cent interest. Approved security.
per cent discount for cash on all sums
over SIS.
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+. o. Il. Detroit. Mich.
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WHO Is "CONTRTBu TED?"

There are always people who would
10 strike in the dark thoS" without the
courage la take the responsibility Tor
what they say and do Such q person
writes nm article labeled contrib
uted" To the Dcming Headlight On j.
Adam Bedc and Republican Socialism.
come out Of the dark man ami sign
your name Ia what you write. Let :
see what manner of man you are ana
how well you can support your STATE
mentS
The Headlight. unable Ia publish
other than canned editorials. tryS tn
shift responsibility 10y signing Con
rributed." There you are charges are
made hut who makes EN- The sood
cid game of passing the buck. Ncith-
az the writer nor the paper feels IKE
tnking the responsibility for inditlng
such silly driyel.
Here i the anonymous artlc" re-
irrred to:
"Deming enjoyed the rare d'>tlnc-
lion ON Tuesday evening Of last week
Of herring the eminent public speaker
and lecturer. ]. Adam ne,le. who rep
r,.sentS the National Republican cam
uaign committee. aud I'm this capacity
j. making "A tour of the South ana
Southwest delivering addresses poliu-
,ulIy He So stated IN his lecture
We therefore conclude that his most
entertaining speeches have the en-
dorSement Of the Republican party.
In the course Of his remarks he re-
trrr,d rather appealingly to the eco.
nomic questions of food. tuei ahh
housing and would have had the att
,,ience drop the question of the league
of untionS and consider seriously the
economic questions at home. In TINS
connection he stated. among other
things. that II the farmers Of the
country should by some means. com
bine and decide to produce only
enough fuud for themselves. the rest
Il humanity in the cities would lace
starvation. In that event. he further
aid. the epuple should take over the
idle lands and produce what they
needed aud that they would have u
right to do il. He went one step tur-
Their by adding that this right might
be- exercised In other industrieS-the
coal mines or manufacture oi necesSl-
Ties. The audience evidently en-
dorsed this ns he was given hearty
cheer.
III this is the doctrine Of the Re
publicanS. the Socialists should file AN
Injunction against them for appropri-
ating one NJ the heaviest plankS III
their platform. That Is just what has
happened in sovieted ltaly-thc PEG
l.s IA
aud industries. because the owners
and operators failed To produce
enough for the people. This is just
what is happening in Russia. where
The people have confiscated large eS'
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Mr.. Contributed you need education
and little of the milk of human kind
ness injected into your veins. The
poison virus of capitalism has con
Stricted your heart
Legal scrfdOm In Russia was abOl-
ished by Alexander II In 1851, hut free
dom up To the time of the Russian rev.
olution was purely n legal fiction. The
emnncipated millions were not given n
voice in government, opportunity to
acquire real property. or the education
necessary To the exercise Of true lib-
crty The assassination Of Alexander IL
put an end to that benovelnnt despot's
plan for constitutional government.
Gar Nicholas III, weak reactionary.
tried Ia set up constitutional forms 10
satisfy popular demands. but his insin-
certify was apparent and he paid for his
wen kncsscs with his life.
The Graphic cannot he accused Of
socialistic tendencies. but II does de-
fend the seizure by the peasants OF
the landed estates, and points out that
these same peasants aIe today the oiliy
considerable opponents ~ the growth
Of socialism In Russia. the soviet GOV
eminent not having dared 10 national
lie this land, as II has industry in the
cities. The seizure Of the landed es-
tates il just the reverse movement TO
that Of socialigation-the extreme Of
individualistic activity. All the
peasant wants today Is n good deed to
his little strip Of land and communism
can go hang. They contend, end
rightly. that the barons seized the
land and enslnved those who lived
upon II. They do hut claim their own.
A Just God and just government Will
soon confirm the title OF those who
Eve on the land and till II.
The seizure Of industrial plants In
Italy Is analogous to the seizure Of sim
liar plants in Russia. II Is true so
cialistic movement induced by the we'll
known hard economic conditions In
Italy. ]. Adam Bede merely suggested
n contingency such as has actually
arisen IN this country. notably last
winter In Kansas when Governor Allen
seized the coal mines Of that state aud
worked them with volunteers guarded
by state militia. The people Of Kansas
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Maxwell and Chalmers

Are worth just as much today as they were last week
or last month or last year
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WHALE CHAMPION JUMPER.
Sea Mammal Breaks All Records fOr
High Leaps.
HOndOn Answersl


II you were asked the question:
what animal can jump the highest|
you would, In all likelihood, guess
wrong II Is the whale.
Oh. yes the whale Is an animal. not
a fish. and he can jump out Of the
water to n height Of % feet. with the
greatest ease. This is about twice ms
high as the tiger. who can manage
about IL and one-half feet 10 IL feet
A dog has been known 10 clear 10 feet.
and the horse follows next with Z feet
s and one-half inches.
Mans record high jump was made
in 1914. by n Californian, who reached
q feet I 5-1G inches. In 1912, the ire
mendous hight OF 8 feet . and three
fourths inches was attained for the
standing high jump. though in 1892
man reached G feet, with weights, at
this jump.
As regards the long jump. without
weights the record. "a feet 11% inches.
was made in 1901. and it has now
stood for more than twenty years
The longest jump backwards. with
weights, is - feet II inches. and the
holder Of this record also holds that
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tates aud have divided them among
the peasant classes. II this Is true
RcpublicaniSm, the Socialists should
tumble over themselves into the Re
publican ranks. or the Socialists
shounld open the doors Of their party
and invite mournerS from the Repub-
lican ranks.
III the eminent gentleman from Min
nesota is making n tour Of the United
States at the expense Of the Republi-
can party and thus preaching the doe
trincS Of the Socialists aud soviets. the
National Republican campaign com
mitlee should present his bill Of eX-
ppnseS 10 the Socialist party. hut IL
appears that when ultra doctrines are
preached 10y good Republicans or
others and not ny some avowed Social
Isl II is hailed hy the cheering crowd
~ sound. Let I,arnum lead the
parade.
\ representative of the Graphic fol
lowed the debate referred Ia hut failed
Ia note that j Adam IIclc advocated
the seizure Of private property of any
kind lie lid say. however, that. IF
the farmers restrict production. the
people uf the cities would take the
lnnd. aS they would have II right Ia
do" or words Ia that effect. That,
however. is very far from advocating
such program. which depends ON Il
contingency. l. e.. refusal Of all far
mers To produce food for others than
themselves
All right: what would Mr. Contrib
uted have the starving people of the
cities do In case the farmers refused
To produce the needed surplus of food
and still insisted on their title 10 I'M
titled land; Lie down and die of star
vation. il is To he supposed.
Does Mr.. Contributed mean TO state
Ia an intelligent public that the
peasants Of Russia had no right Ia
SEIZE the landed estateSf II you do
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-26

had coal that winter when the people
Of Ohio. james NJ. Cox. governor, went
cold. Ask radical labor and the |. W.
W. whether or not Governor Allen Is Il
socialist. He Is the first governor to
actually forbid strikes and 10 consti-
tute an Industrial court for the hearing
Of labor disputes. j Adam Bede point
ed out that when capital and labor fail
to function the people will step In and
produce the necessities Of life for them
selves. why shouldn't his audience ap-
prove such statements?
The people certainly will rcaSsumc
the vested rights in such property as
they NAV see fit when the public well
fare demands 1t. The popular wOr-
ship Of sacred property Is all nonsense;
no one has II right to property not be-
ing used to further the well-being Of
humanity. II that Is socialism, Mr..
Contributed. let's hear you attack IT,,
Mr.. Contributed allows his pnrtiSa u
feelings To obscure his Judgment. The
worst enemies of repuhlicanism never
tire In pointing out its renctionary
capitalistic tendencies In contrast To
the liberal and somewhat socialistic
idalism OF Bryan and Wilson. Today
Mr.. Cox Is accusing the republican par
~ of being ultra conservative ana the
radical labor vote Is freely conceded to
him. The industries and the bulk ~
the wealth are So the democrats main
tain. held by republicans Re reason
able. Mr.. Contributed do little read
ing and thinking before you take your
pen In hand.
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An army recruiting office will he
opened here IN charge Of Sergeant
Flynn in the very near future.
State Senator ii. l.. Kerr Is again in
thee ity after strenuous campaign In
other sections of the state. Hal says
that he * as good as elected and that
II Is all over hut the shouting. The
Graphic has u soft spot in It's heart for
our fcllOwtOwnsman
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Of the standing long jump without
weights. with II feet and l X inches.
OF animals, one might expect the
kangaroo 70 hold the record, but he
can only manage II feet-ten feet less
than man-though, talking OF long
Jumps. how about the grasshopper?
lie can jump 200 times his own length.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET
Natioual

For President:
WARREN q. HARDING
~ Ohio.
For Vice President
CALVIN COOLIDGE
Of Massachusetts.
For Presidential Electors:
f.. 4. CAIIOON
Of Chaves County.
ANTONIO GOMEZ
II Torrance County
:. Il. DAVIS JR.,
~ San Miguel County.
For Member 0f Congress
NESTOR MO\TONA
of BernalillO County.
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Chalmers
iew prices effective today

Immediate deliveries on Chalmers Touring and Sport Mode
Maxwell open and trucks at the new prices
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but we have reduced
the price
AS FOLLOWS
AS FOLLOWS
Maxwell

New prices effective today
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30
Society

(Continued from Page Six.)
Ting with her daughter, Miss Mae
Rauch, and with Mrs. b. j. Miles.
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Egg Prices On
Toboggall Here

The "Humpty Dumpty" act was
staged on the local market Mon
day morning when eggs tnmpled
from 73 cents to 81 cents the doz-
en-. al receiving market prices.
The retail price also dipped, the
decline being to 6S and 10 cents.
to the consumer. During the past
month Salem citizens have been
paying as high as IS cents for
eggs Of the strictly fresh" yari-
ETY.. Eggs sold openly as storage
product, bringing from IS 10 70
cents, the cheaper eggs being In
many instances, unfit for food
purposes, according to reports.
Local dealers report great
scarcity OF the fresh product, Ma
rion county hens, having evident
ly fallen in with the back to nor
malcy" idea With the moulting
season practically over, the Ma
rion county hen is expected to re-
deem herself during the late WIN
ter and early spring months;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30
Silverton Hotel
In New Hands

Silyerton, Ore. Nov. 3d. me
Silverton hotel has again changed
hands. and this time 1t passes into
the ownership Of Messrs. r. Lind
quest and v. A. Gihlstrom, WAC
have secured lease from J. T.
Hunter for the building and took
over the furniture which has be-
longed to several Of the merch-
ants Of Silyerton since an assign
ment was made several months
ago by MIR. Coy. Since that time
the property has changed hands
several times. A deal was made
only a few weeks ago whereby
man from Astoria took possession
of the property, but his stay was
short. The men now in charge of
the hotel are well-known here,
and will probably make a success
OF the business. Since the mills
closed, the hotel business. like ev-
erything else, has been hit rather
hard, but indications point to a
more favorable state CT conditions
in the future.
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rouRNAL WANT ADS PAY
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fan present seemed to enjoy them
selves considerably and are en-;
thused about promoting the dane
ing sentiment throughout the en-
tire season. 1t is the aim of the
club to eliminate fancy dancing
and the undesirable ran dangle
dancing. On New Years night the
club will have big dance and
banquet.
August Riser of the Dallas Ma
tional bank and Miss Kuntz, dep
uty county clerk. were some OF the
people who witnessed the accid INT
on the crossing in West salem
last Saturday evening when the
Dallas Salem motor demolished a
truck heavily laden with hay.
Those who saw the accident re-
port much excitement prevailed.
However. no objections wcre made
to walking into Salem.
Mrs. Floyd d. Moore has been
moved from the hospital to her
home where she is recuperating
rapidly. Mrs. Andrew Hannum OF
Pedee is taking care of Mrs. Moore
DR.. Starbuck, chairman OF the
Red Cross drive in this district.
and Harry Woods have been col
lecting membership fees from the
residents of Dallas the past few
days. They report about $50 have
paid the membership fees.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30
MT. Angel Items

MI Angel. Nov. 20.-- Mr. and
Mrs. August Schmaltz and Michale
4epfner Of North Dakota. are
visiting at the home OF Mr., ana
Mrs. M. Schmaltz. Mr.. Schmaltz is
n brother of n. Schmaltz, the Mt.
Angel commission merchant, ~
they had not met for more than
eighteen years, Mr.. Schmaltz aud
wife will remain here for several
weeks. He is very much imprsss-
ed with this country.
Miss Josephine BeNer has ac-
ccptfd a position as bookkeeper In
the Bank Of Mt. Angel, navlnT
commenced work several days ago.
H. &. Beeman. a scenic artist,
has been in the city several days
making curtains for me state II
tho new st. Mary school auditor
iun,.
Charles Walker has just in
stalled new lighting system on
his farm east Of town. Henry p.
Koehier put in the equipment.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Elmer are
the happy parents OF baby boy
born one day last week.
Miss Keber, who is attending the
u. Of o. at Eugene. was home to
spend Thanksgiving week with rel
atives In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nav have
returned to their home in Idaho,
after having spent some time visit
ing OF the ]. Weis home in Mt. An
gsI.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen. Berning are
rejoicing over the arrival OF Il ba-
by girl at their home few days
ago,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Warren Gould
visited in Seattle during the week
end. They went there to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives, and
remained during the week.
Three boxing matches were stag
ed at the Mt. Angel college one
night last week. and the event at
tractcd no little interest among To-
cal fans.
Clark Ainsworth, assistant agent
a. Che $. p. depot, visited home
folks n Hubbard during the week.
end.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30
A SQUARE Meal
a Square Deal

Here's square deal for the
people who can't eat square
meal without after pain or distress.
Go to your druggist today and
set a box of Ml-O-Na Tablets, the
great prescription Tor INDIGESTION
and stomach troubles.
Take one. or II your rIsuffering Is
intense. two tablets with or af-
ter meals and at the end OF ten
days if You can't ear q square meal
without distress go and get your
money back.
That's where the square deal
comes In.
But Ml-o-Na is really stomach
sil.hullder Of great merit.
The quick and positive action
81 Mi-o-Na on the stomach in case
II gas, waterbrash, sour stomach
md heartburn is worth a'lot OF
ahoney 60 any sufferer.
Why not try Mi-osNa-at ID. j.
rrs.s' and druggists everywhere. :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30

In re M. w. VA -
SON el al. Answer filed by oregon
order extending time to Warren
o.,on oonpanv TO file an
eo'''
,swer. c,oo..,, ana Ios;e
In re Ae"-' Ty.-sahhara ~ .,
a. Good"it W. az. a. I,'dsn,a,t and
peiauit olue
decree en.eieI Do r;tv US
In re FIRST Dam .,.. U -.
Jonn Fesree ar,ss,s return
tachment "i'h
fiieo. rx
F n.uarad
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Mr.. M. B. Grant returned Mon
day from visit of a few days in
Portland.
Mrs. Lucy Hold and two sons
have returned from "a few days
visit with relatives att Dilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Q. Butler
were business callers in Portland
over the week end.
Mrs w. P. Miller Of Cloverdale
spent the week end. in Dallas vis-
iting relatives and friends.
e. j.. Howe. county surveyor
elect, has returned from eastern
oregon and will make Dallas his
home.
Mrs. e. E. McNamer of Villa
nina spent the first Of the week
visiting Mrs. E. X. McNamer.
Mrs. Chris ]. Benny Is spend
ing a week visiting with friends
in Eugene.
]. l.. Sherwood returned last
week from Tucson, Ariz., where
he went with Mrs. Sherwood in
october. He left Mrs. Sherwood
here. much improved in health.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30
Dallas News

Dallas, Nov. 30.--About is au-
.tomobiles left Dallas yesterday
afternoon filled with members of
the Knights Of Pythias lodge and
25 candidates proceeded to Albany
where a class of $50 candidates
were initiated into the rank of
Hge. The ceremony was under
the direction of the supreme keep
err OF records and seats, Fred T..
Wheaton of Minneapolis and Su-
preme Chancellor VIM. Ladew of
New York. The ceremony used
for the big class was that known
as the Rathbone Bible class and
the Bible Justus r. Rathbone
used in founding the order in the
city Of Washington, d. G., Sc
years ago was used. Marmion
lodge Of X. of p. at Dallas has
been growing by leaps and bounds
They now have the distinction OF
of having over 200 members and
their local keeper of records and
solls. Left Finseth. is the grand
vice chancellor Of the state Of
Oregon,
Some time ago several road dis
tricts in Polk county petitioned
the county court for an order to
hold special meeting for the pur-
pose Of levying tax to improve
their roads. among them was road
district No. Z which was Dallas.
At their meeting last Saturday af-
ternoon there was a levy of 10
mills voted by unanimous vote,
Road district No. Ia, which com
poses that territory around Nc
Coy and Bethel, held their meet
ing Saturday afternoon in the I.
o. o. F.. hall at which s. L. Stew
art was elected chairman and J.
r. Sears secretary, The amount OF
$2500 was levied for the improve
ment of the Amity- Bethel road,
Wyatt road and Frizzell road. The
opposing faction were successful
in getting together almost enough
votes to defeat 1t. However, after
the Inllot was counted the return
was 1915 in favor of the levy
The same afternoon road district
No. Is comprising the city of In
dependence and territory adjacen
held their meeting in the city hal
at independence. 5S were presen
and the vote resulted in 34 ayes
and "a nays therefore, $4,000 tas
will be levied for the purpose o
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Polk County Court
County Court.

In re special election road dis
trict No. is Getty Of Independence).
Proof Of publication Of notice OF
meeting filed. Affidavit of posting
notices filed. Minutes Of meeting
filed.
In re special election in road dis
trict No. IA for voting a special tax.
Proof of publication of notice filed.
Affidavit of posting notices filed.
Minutes Of meeting filed.
In re special tax in road distrie
No. Z. Proof of publication of NJ
ice filed. Resolution at meetin
sled. Minutes of road distric
Meeting filed.
In re adoption of Jean Hart
ninor. Petition by Max A. Mobley
md Julia A. Mobley filed. Order
sor adoption.
Circuit Court.
Independent Paving company and
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Shoe Factories
Ask Employees
to w awe Bonus

Lynn, Mass. Nov. 30.--- Shoe
manufacturers Of this city Monday
n,sdc formal request Of the Joint
council United Shoe Workers OF
B America for abolition OF the wage
bonus Of 12h to 20 per cent that
has been paid for more than a
vsAr.
illumination OF the bonus is nee
xssary. according to the r1anufac-
turers In order to reduce ! car
operating costs to the ooint ire
tho 100 factories normally IN
pIoying 1900 operatives may be
reopened.
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tCDntinued from Page Sikh
iting with her daughter, Miss Mae
Rauch, and with Mrs. b. j. Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Niemeyer
arrived Friday in Salem from Fort
McMurrly In northern Alberta,
Canada, and win be the guests OF
The formers brother and sister in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Me
meyer. for an indefinite stay Mr..
and Mrs Niemeyer Travelled over
sixty miles by sleigh to McMur-
ray station, the nearest railroad to
their former home. They are plan
ming to make their future home in
the Willamette valley.
ST.. Moncas Altar society of st.
Josephs Catholic church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock in tho Knights Of Columbus
hall for n business hour to be- ,ol-
lowed by q social time and refresh
ments
Mrs. e. j, Huffman and AIRS
u. J.. Miles entertained jointly al
d family Thanksgiving dinner at
the Miles home last week having
for the centerpiece for the festive
board, harge basket of fruit,
Guests were Mrs. f.. Hatch. a sis
ter or Mrs. Huffman, their father,
". Hoilender who Is here from
Canada visiting them and Mr.. ana
Mrs, Roderick Miles of Portland
who were down for the week end
with their parents.
Branson Miles has returned from
Portland where he spent last week
visiting at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. w, G. Knight.
IN -<.1.p---s-<-~---
rNfTINAT, WANT ADS PAY
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Branson Miles has returned from
Portland where he spent hast week
visiting at the home of his aunt.
Mrs. w. c. Knight.