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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23


The undersigned. James 81. Burk, trus-
tee Of Decatur township. Marion county
Indiana, hereby gives notice that upon the
9th day Of August. 1920, at o'clock a. m.
sealed bids VIII be received at the office
OF the township trustee at West Newton,
Indiana for one motor-drawn bus, TO be
delivered at West Newton
The trustee and advisory beard reserve
the right to determine the lowest and
best bidder and also the right to reject
any and all bids Non-collusion AFFIDAVIT
must accompany the bid. The successful
bidder will be requested to give a salts
factory bond
Dated this 14th day of July, 1920.
JAMES II. BURK, Trustee
West Newton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23

CORN AND WHEAT BULLETIN.
For the "a hours ending at Z a. M,
Goth meridian time, Friday, July %:
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL SCRAP

We are not interested particularly in the Repuhl for the nomination for United States senator ship nomination but II ls merry scrap and worthy o few lines before the primaries only because whoever gets the nomination Is headed for the political abyss matter who gets the Democratic nomination. But anen the Republican scrap k to be noted that there fo candidates. F. S Clark. Ra ph Camcron Captain Rob and Thomas F.. Maddock Until Maddock entered the it looked as if Cameron had it and gone but Maddocl $ entry throws another light the matter Clark is after Cameron tooth and nail and his card states that mo eastern capitalist is backing his randi dacy nor k there any eastern Slu>h fund behind him. so appears that Ralph Camclons ''Stctson hat x going to be kicked around bit.
 ltobison i> well enough know nor making any campaign it may be said to lay between the other thIgc and bringing it down to the minute 1t looks if Cameron being out of the game for six eight years loses him what strength he had before Maddock got ill and Clark will draw an. element that under circumstances would support 'ameron while Maddock being n active work and known to all new and old timers well has shade of the best of it for the nomination. So it is probably Cameron and Maddock first with Clark third and Robson last. But. cd before matter who gets the nomination good old Democratic nominee will get any of their goats Nov. cmbcr ,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
BOND ISSUES

Maricopa county in 1917 carried through bond is election that gave her four million dollars but for various reasons she had just started to build roads with that money. The money from that issue however does not provide for the road to Yuma In a few weeks they will vote on another issue. carrying" four and ha
 millions We are glad o the county with the big population get into the game and its better late than never but there is this to be Sad If they have pro vded for the building of standard road from where the Bortcrland State Highway is provided of Phoenix
 in the first issue. then they have done their duty the other road building counties of the state because believe that 1t Is the duty of Phoenix to build the state highway west to the Yuma county line. The Yuma A jo- Tucson road will be built but there is all the why the Malicopa county people should build the state highway west to the Yuma county line They will get federal aid their share and and cannot why they should feel they are entitled to more. The other thirteen counties going taking their share and aSkin" mo questions. just building roads. Why can Naucopa get in the game with her sister cout, !
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
THE SAN CARLOS PROJECT

When thousands of people gathered at Florence, Ariz. the other day to boost for the construction o a dam below San Carlos mpould the of the Gila river and thus reclaim ny irrigation some 2o" acres of land they set Fl PaSoalIS example of organized cnthlSasn The way to get water for irrigation and power purposes and for domestic uScs the crowd de onsIacd is for everybody get together and after it. There is plenty of water on top of the ground that will come down to Us If we coax It and manage II.
 While Fl. l'aso is broken into groups arguing about the best way get water the people in the San Carlos project going after 1t and il iS safe that they will get it. Here is what the Arizonans along the Gila in the san Carlos valley claim for their plan.
 The waters thus mpomded would cover l.:}}5.926 acres
 This lake and dam costing $loooo0oo, will rligatc 20U,0OO acres
 The irrigation of this will raise the water cvcl in ad Joining lands make pumping feasible additional 100000
 The fcrtizng properties of Cila river silt would add $5 in value to each irrigated
 The life of the dam would be 233 years if nothing were done to remove the silt
 Engineers say that the average volume of water passing throgh the san Carlos dam site each year ceeds 100000 feet The depth of bed rock the dam site is only 20 feet the SaoweSt of any project n the west.
 More power to the people who want the dani.-El Paso Herald
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
PRICE PEAKS

There k always d grim satisfaction in finding out how lIgA the living has gone. just there k in he thermometers reading hot day. Tae hghcr the figures. tn the >ltIs:actlo. >llrh is. Statistics submitted inc other day hv the Department of Labor afford one of these doleul treats.
 From December 1911. to June :'0. of thS year. the local average cost of of life for several representative American cities k given llU to l36 per cent The greatest increase i'll the auto mobile town of Detroit New York shows an increase of l9 per cent which the average for Amcri- municipalities Further interest therefore. may be found in of the items of the New York report
 There genuine surprises After all the ado made about pr"fitecrng in the metropolis 1t ap. pears that in these five and half years housing has gone up less than anything clse-only }24 per cent. Fuel and light next with 50 per cent increase. Food has l05 per cent. male clothing DO per fli- tne and furnishings 2O5 per cent. and female clothing most of all 25S per cent.
 Detroit offers significant contrast h that city female clothing has risen only ls6 per cent. In New York might readily infer, it iS the women who are the ''caSsy dreSSoS. willing pay the cost of ador- ment without question: while i'll Detroit the city of young fellows earning than ever before t Is the men.
 ages represent the much-dscllSScd peak of prices. Sc often that peak has been sighted only prove i
 Son IL seems be the real thing. though. in that Food and clothing. at least. have gone down ap- precaby since June 0 and the average cost of food s shown by the Bradstrcct index numbers to be definite trcading downward
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
MORAL SLATES

According to the Arizona Republican. several pro- tcsant ministers of Phoenix. m personal letter sent broadcast throughout the Salt River valley. have pre- pared slate for the primary election and have thus uated the example set by the Non-PartiSan League at Tucson some weeks ago. The Phoenix morning paper flays the movement in certain and brands the spirit that caused it be in opposition the spirit that s alleged be the guidance of hristian Pco pie
 the Republican ballot for the primary. In of the Democratic ticket however. the ministers than active. The letter sent to adhclcntS of the churches and those who have been known for their long prohibition nclnations The names of the candidates arranged office by office. and opposite was mark ed the of the woman favored by the mini stelia clique. and ''N marked It is peculiar thing. points the Republican, that i'll every tn" candidates who affiliated with the Mormon church with the Catholic church favored by the 'N
 Wc do not know precisely what measurements of morals fitness have been employed in making these prcciments, declares the Republican, but observe that the 'N appears before the names of candi dates who notoriousy immoral. It appears before the of others whose WfneSS and incapacity generally conceded by those competent judge of such matters"
 States of any nature. dangerous in elections and dangerous particularly, to those who secure slate We have but to point to the endorsement of the several candidates by the NonPartsan League in Tucson. The very endorsement has constituted a collar that to the average voter is reprehensibe ncckwear in the category of political appeaIel.
 Fortunately, Cochise county is free of the 'moral sate We have had the ''labor slate and it has done good to the people it sought to aid In kicking the endorsement into the Open the Republican has done the public of Maricopa county distinct favorregardless of who it hurts helps.-Bisbee Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
COMMANDING COUNTY FAIR PROPOSAL

A movement to be commended is that launched in behalf of proposed CochSe county farm fair. to be held Benson the latter part of October. Representatives of the San Pedro WomcnS club this week asked the county board of supervisors for financial assistance for the proposed fair and the request avolab received although it remained to be tavorahly determined how much can be given
 Increasing agricultural development iS augnentinS the copper cattle and other industries of the county n fostering prosperity and 1t should be encouraged The san Pedro valley irrigation district has just been created and will contribute its part to developing the agllcuur al possibilities of the county. Further development of thc Suphcr Springs valley and San simon valleys IS imminent. and all this will make Cochsc more important farming territory.
 The proposed county fair should be valuable means of stimulating interest in farming operations. There growers may exhibit their products creating q friendly rivalry which will spur farmers to greater ef- employed hy and the experience of others Fairs al ways are educational They provide sort of nforma. ton clearing house especially for rural home and farm or ranch methods. They stimulate conditions which tell! make country life attractive. and t iS generally acknowledged that this today l. biz need. Where a stock show is feature fair. k almost invariably followed bv improvement in stock breeding.
 Another thing to be born i'll mind k that proposed irrigation and reclamation projects depend pretty large lv upon q showing of what can be accomplished III a small way the easier will be o convince that the pro] ccts will be worth while big scale.
 Many fairs started and abandoned bcclllSc ot the expense A fair is usually well justified if 1t k self supporting but it doesn't have to pay eXlcn>e> cven to make it worth whc.-Dougla> Dispatch
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
BOYS AND MELONS

When Judge w. w. Mctlellen. of Abuquerque left off gang of small boys charged with stealing water melons the other day after giving them short hut not very lecture he the sympathy of many an old heart who recall days when he did what the boys were accused of doing.
 As Judge Mc(lclland said and all know. steal ing watemeons is dead wrong. Watermcons are worth money and property. just much shoes and hay and Liberty Bonds. And if the Albuquerque boys steal melons again they ought to be spanked and their papas should pay for the melons. But once, O that's different. Watelmeons good deal like brellas The lay around so innocent looking and tempting that a small boy can hardly resist. Let step forward and say his piece who has stolen And if such there be- he to be pitied more than praised
 Judge McCleand admits he is not exactly in posi- ton to throw stones So the dismissed As Skinnay woulc say: 'Hooray for the judge!-El Paso Herald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
EXCHANGE YOUR LIBERTY BONDS

Have you any Liberty Bonds Where all the coupons have been cashed If you should send in the old bonds and with all the coupons
 When the government. sold Liberty Bonds they did have time print the regular bonds they gave investors temporary bond with four coupons. This gave the government ample time to have the regular bonds engraved and these new bonds ready for delivery.
 If you don't trade ill the old bonds you lose the in tclrst because there interest coupons the temporary bonds.
 This exchange applies only to those Liberty Bonds where all interest coupons past due. The Fourth Liberty Loan. and the Fifth which is known the Vic tory loan not eXclangcablc yet. The Fourth Liberty Bonds bearing l4 per cent interest still have coupon which is not due uptil October 1920
 The Fifth loan known as the Victory. and return ing -4 interest is due in 192i and the bonds have all interest coupons attached.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
DO YOUR KISSING AT HOME!

There's good old story of man who folnd himself bankrupt. and home break the news his bet half She did seem wonderfully depressed as he had expected and asked him to go with her o ccr-
 tain bank where she opened safe deposit box and show ed him great stack of bills sufficient to put him back on his feet Whose is this z! asked the man. 1t k ours. replied his wife And his wondclnynt much n- creased he asked where she got and how she saved much. You remember when We're married you promised %l for every ki~s you always kept your word saved the money and this k the result In bis aStoni>hncn the exclaimed Il wish mad done all my kissing al home.
 There's fine Illustration of trading at home Every dollar you spend ill Tombstone remains here and helps the town. Every dollar you spend of the munty makes the town that much poorer. Do your buym.-and your kiSSing-at home and the money will be bread east upon the When needed it will bt here to help you.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
OBSTINATE MAN A WEAKLING

In the course of an article on Where We Get Our Moods" a magazine writer says:
 ''Obstacy. psychologists assert is sign of deep seated sense of inferoriy. This s acquired in child hood and often comes. they say. from trng Red har small size, girsh dccacy in boy. freckles sowness at books butter fingers. cumsness sports or poverty may make a child feel himself inferior ot CT children Alfred Adler. who has studied the subject thoroughly holds that the nferOrty of physical organ like the heart lungs eyes has direct influence in determining the personality.
 ..ong after the original defect has vanished its ef feet upon the individual remains sometimes to the de- triment of his business relations. may all his life strive equal boyish rival whom he has in reality long surpassed There two methods of doing this One is the logical way of ambitious attack life. As an individual gradually accumulates prestige and financial security he from the goading sense of inadequacy. In this way may act spur The other method is the unsatisfactory of overcom pensation just Whippe obstinate in manhood be- cause he couldn't hold his in childhood. Here it is an obstruction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
U. s. ENGINEERS FINISH
 FlNISi+ SURVEY OF A E. R. R.

DOUGLAS. Aug 2+-Un.ted states government engineers have comple,ei the survey Of new route for the Arizona Eastern Railroad. reaching Douglas yesterday
 i, The new survey has been made. t !s leased. to give the road level ,ha; p!,l be higher than the waters Of the san Carlos dam when complete When the proposed project Of the San Carlos dam is completed the present road bed of the Arizona Eastern in ;ha, area Will be completely flooded by water. and would make ,ranspo-- tation impossible.
 The fact that this new suryey has been made by government engineers under the direction O; the government the construction of the san carlos project looms up as certainty, many people believing that govern ment would not have taken th.s trou- be unless il was seriously consider ing the early construction of the dam
 The lake which will be formed by the completion of the new project will be one and one half times IS large as the Roosevelt lake
 The new route Of the Arizona Eas.- ern as surveyed by these engineers will be only 75 per cent grade and will make shorter route for the lin'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
FINE WEATHER FOR
 COTTON CONTINUES

PHOENIX. Aug. 27.-Mail and tele- graphic advices to the weather bureaI show that the week ending August 2i was a dry one over the greater par; of the state though in a few sections the rainfall was generous. Flagstaff reports l5i inch and Will liams. Tucson and Nogales over half an inch for the seven day psrio while no rain at al! fell at Pinto or in the west. In Cochise county pre- cipita,ion was sufficient 10 bring con tinued improvement 10 the ranges though more rain was needed. Range and stock conditions in the section Southwest Of Globe are reported as excellent. nearly five inches Of rain having fallen a; Pinal Ranch since August | In the northcentral DOT ton Of the state and also in the neigh borhood Of Pinto cattle are reporiei rolling fat and range conditions very good. Reports from Pnedale. where il was very dry last week. arr missing but it apears probable "Ia. some showers have fallen in that section. In spite of the dry and rath- er trying summer cattle appear to be
 in from good to excellent shape throughout the state.
 The past week continued the nearly ideal cotton weather which has pr vailed since the middle of June The plants are better than normal gain and especially in the better kept fields fruit.ng is better than in any previous year A small amount of over rank growth is reported from the Yuma and practically none in the Salt River valley Locally some slight damage done by high wind in re- cenr'y irrigated fields Picking Of volunteer cotton is in progress and if !s expected that more extensive picking will begin about September 1. Moderate 10 heavy rainfall in thr nor,h central portion Of the state ws, probably to late to materially i'm prove crop conditions 3g, .n the southeast summer planted areas should be benefited.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
SAYS STATE c. o. p.
 QUOTA IS si5.ooo

PHOENIX. Aug. 27-Arizona' en- tire quota for the Il.publican cam paign was only sl50o0," and tho share Of Maricopa county including the statec apital. was si.0O0. accord ing 10 q statement tonight by State Engineer Thomas Maddock. a Re- publican leader, who spoke in the abss1ce rom the city of Governor Campbell and Andrew Beaumert, sec retary of the Republican state com mi;tee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
SHOOTS INTRUDER

DOUGLAS, Aug. 27.-Samuel Sam uels, proprietor of a dry goods store, late tonight shot and killed Mexi- can, whose name was given as Femia Lopez, as the latter was seeking to enter Samuel's store through a rear window. Bars protecting the window had been bent away last night and Samuels was watching for an intru- der
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29

''Thc habitua boaster appears fro mths viewpoint merely little boy whstlng to keep up his courage A tilting back in his office chair boastng how much pig iron he has sold may be uncorsciorsy trying to convince himself that he is now smarter than Chuck Jones, who used to win all his marbles away from him when they played keeps behind the Schoolhousc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29

"Some men always worrying over the brevitv of womens dresses. If they would make practice of looking faces they would have less to complain of else where We only see where we look.' Thus speaks the Prescott Journal Miner The trouble is, the biggest dis play generally attracts the most attention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-29
ALONE IN HIS JOB

The United States is the only country in the world with weekly newspaper devoted exclusively to the job of hating the chief executive of the nation. Colonel Harvey of Harveys Weekly, please copy.-Review.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-11

sp.catn. aa5ortmcn; hn.ma.a. Gi.'.s and bow
;,uo. Dcsirns Also solid co'urs. IN p'ali ana
nralioped edges. Prices ianr'ng IRON JOG 10
$40. To clean up at Onc.fouth oi'.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-11

where they spent the holidays with
relatives.
Miss Vera Meadows of Ardmore has
accepted a position with the First Ma
tional Bank.
T.. W. Horton returned Monday
from Phoenix, Arizona, where he has
uccu for the benefit Of his health.
Mrs. Z. w Mckay and son. Bill,
and Mrs. J. y. Hamilton motored to
Ardmore Friday
Isaac Roberts Of Orr, fatherin.law
of Walter Hodges, has purchased the
Wclch residence on Fifth street, and
viii move his family to Wilson in the
near future.
/ Leroy Majors OF FL Paso, Texas,
arrived in Wilson Monday on u visit
| to friends.
MIR. and Mrs. p. Il. Kimbrell, Miss
| Pearl Kimbrall, Lake Cameron, Dr.
and Mrs. u. T.. Cantrell and son, Dav
! id. and Dr. and Mrs. Cameron and
daugfr, Melba, OF Healdton, were
! the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Cameron of Ardmore Sunday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-11
To he Free OF Indigestion Contributes
Wonderfully TO the Happiness OF
Home Life.

enjoyment when there isn't a dyspop-
tic INK among them. OF course, a
case of dyspepsia or daily Indigestion
must be looked after. But It is far
more to the point to prevent as well as
TO treat sour stomach, belching, wa
ter brash, etc. by such valuable
means rs Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
Coddling the stomach with soft food
and pre-digested stuff merely invites
slnggishness.
Eat your little pork sausages for
breakfast without fears; have a plate
Of beans and q piece Of pie with cheese
for lunch, and end the day with a real
dinner. instead Of a bowl Of bread and
milk. Follow each meal with a stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablet and get right
back TO you" natural self
These tablets digest food and assist
the stomach to prepare the content foI
assimilation in the intestinal tract. Thus
/ you get the practical relief and hell
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/ greater freedom in the selection %
/ foods You will find Stuart's Dyspep
! sia Tablets on sale at any drug sprt
/ i'm the United States and Canada "a
they are considered one Of the stand
bys by the druggist. adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-11
Card PartX

Mr.. ana Mrs. y. y. Morris enter.
tcrtained a few of their friends in
formally with a card party New Years
eve. Mrs NJ. W. Merrill won high
score
Delicious refreshments were served
at the midnight hour.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
AI ~ Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs j. A..
Hamilton llr. and sAis. Eale, ,Al Z
ana Mrs. II II Holmes, Miss Perkins
Dr ana Mrs i. W. Jones and son.
Durwood
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-11
New Wilson
PEARL SNOW
Correspondent
SECOND NJ MBER OF THE
LNCEtM COURSE TO BE
GIVEN MONDAY

Monday evening, January 18th. the
second number of the White-Myers
Nccum course. Hazel nopheide. read.
er ana impersonator will be given at
iho high school auditorium at 1880
O'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-11

After mother has struggled two or
three hours over hot fire TO do the
cooking for a hungry family. it is real
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-11
AND
HOME LIFE

What a Relief When All the Family
Eat the Same Foods. Avoid Dyspep
sid, Sour Risings, Gas-lndigestion
Prom Breakfast Sausage to Dinner
MinCu Pie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-11
Dress Goods and WOOlens
Wool Blankets

pink. Blue Gray and Lavender i'ia'ds,
f,on, sis 90 TO $500 White with pink ANA
blue border. To clean up ai a discount o'
IL Percent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-11
Silk and All Wool
Sweaters

You know the high grade OF our fashionable Sweaters
in of wo0ens and smartes OF stylish textures
novelty fabrics-yel every of these sweaters Is
included this clearance sale at prices down 10 cost