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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-18
RETURN TO SANITY.

wore ana more the tendency il be.
coming marked that American peo.
PIE are slowly recovering IRON the
nysteria OF buying and tool,sh expen-
o'tuIe winch have SO marked the Dost
war period. Tightening money mar
Ae's IN the cast may be some what re-
sponsioIe but the TACT remains thar
tue average frolitigate purchaser rs
again approaching mental state
WheSe thrut and The conservation o,
financial resources IL more to be de
sired than Is the disgusting TRAIT so
frequent III America Tor the past IA
months to see now fast money NAV
DC thrown to the winds.
PIX months ago, the remark 10 the
eject that purchasers didn't care
now much they PAID tor anything was
almost tritc. Today, people do care
SHORTY, they Will not be ashamed to
show that they care.
surely such return TO such nor
maiity and sanity VIII do more 70
staDiiize conditions than awning
eLse IN tins country. Where tnrIit
ana saving are practiced, there YOU
!ino contentment. One cannot faIx
bolshevism. Sovietism or even GOV
ernment ownership to the man VINO
owns home or TO the family with a
comfortable bank balance.
FrotiteerinR has come in for more
than Its share OF abuse in recent
months when in actually it was tine
protligate misuse OF funds by everv-
one VINO was unfamiliar with the use
o. dollars which made it possible.
when the purchasing public d,scon-
tlhues the practice OF throwing mon
ey At the birds, only then viii prof.
ncering pass into history as one OF
the unpleasant outcomes OF the re-
cent war. Exaction of cxtortionate
profits IS a product OF public com
piascence rather than a determ,na-
ton to gouge the public. When peo.
pie refuse to buy, at prices beyond
reason, prices will establish them
selves on a plane where economic law
dictate rather than on an artificial
level maintained by unscrupulous
persons whose possession OF products
makes possible the extraction OF in
ORDINATE sums from wiling and puI-
libie public.
VI course. much of the proflipate
spending has been nonsensical. in
bose, there are men mixing mortar
on the new capital building TODAY
VINO are wearing serge clothes and 4
white collar. Which is lust as abb
surd as It would be to wear sheerest
SIX on an artic trip of exploration,
It Is these things which must stop.
INDICATIONS point to an unmistakable
matt IN such procedures that are nor
only nonsensical but which actually
contribute largely to the prevalent,
unrest IN this country. Saving and
sense 60 hand in hand.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-18
WHAT ONE POLL SHOWS

One OF the outstanding features Of
me Literary Digest presidential noli
OF ll.OVO,OOU voters from the stand
point OF residents OF the northwest.
ern states is the remarkable d,ssimii.
Hr'ty between results OF that poll and
!ne sentiment expressed through DOL
IlcaI conventions. In Idaho. Ore
9on and Washington, Hoover is con-
siderably in the lead SO tar as non
ular sentiment expressed through the
medium OF the presidential poll is
concerned. Oregon has not selected
It's delegates. ldaho's eight repre-
ssntauves at the Republican conyen-
ION at Chicago, at least four are
wood men. Washington's solid dele
gauon IS instructed for Poindexter
out the Washington senator's total
vote from the entire country is far
below the number of votes cast in
Washington for Wood.
IN the other hand, Wherever pri-
maries have ben held, The Dicest's
roH IS almost an exact duplication of
the sentiment expressed through the
medium OF primary vote. 1t is evil
dent that The Digest is obtaining a
most accurate summary of public SEN
timent relative to the various presi-
Dental aspirants.
Undoubtedly these results consti-
tute most emphatic argument for
PRIMARIES as basis for selecting
candidates and delegates. 1t is in
deed unfortunate that the unscrup-
uious use OF one weakness of such
system should have been employed in
Idaho by the Nonpartisan league with
result that it is entirely discredited
oy Idaho people. 1t is significant, too
that the league, not content will have
accomplished the complete oblitera-
ton OF a means of expressing popular
sentiment, is now urging that the di-
rect primary law be re-enacted in
iuaho Like many other statutes, a |
direct primary is democratic and |
right IN principle but its operation re-
Veais many faults. 1t will be many
years IN Idaho before the people will |
nave SO forgotten the nefarious con-
duct OF leaders of the Nonpartisan
league who robbed them OF this means
OF Puonc expression as to consider
seriously its re-enaetment.
Further interesting deductions from
The Digest poll reveal marked ten
dency in the south to waver from the
traditional solid south" of Democ-
racy. Only three votes mark the
difference between Republican and
Democratic totals in that section of II
the United States which is tradition
ally Z stone wall to Republican aspir-
atoms. 1t Is possible that in the not
TOO remote future. the south is TO
Join the ranks of Republican statesl
In 1916. Woodrow Wilson ran on
! platform whose campaign interpre-
alton was, "He kept as out of war;"
According to political seers, it is
within the possible that Mr.. Wilson
viii run again this fall on "a league
o keep US out of war" Considering
hat it is quite to be expected that a
eague of nations would be scarcely
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-18
WIT AND
WISDOM

Hiram Johnson is not saving but
chopping Baltimore Ameri-
can.
The Interchurch movement also is
an enterchurch movement.-Arkan-
sas Gazette.
Experience is a dear teacher" The
rest are underpaid.-Detroit Journal.
We are informed that the high cost
of living, is going to fall. 1t always
has-on the consumer.-Manila Bull
letin.
Patch. brothers, patch with cheer,
patch in the presence of the profiteer.
New York Sun.
The push for the vice presidency
almost equals that for the theater
seats behind the posts-Boston Her.
aid.
Now that the Turk has been gently
tapped on the wrist we sincerely trust
he will Observation-Disclosures Record.
Repeating the excess profits tax is
needed, but repeating excess profits
is even more necessary.-Financial
American.
About all the modern girl knows
about needle is that you can use it
only once on victrola.-Mexico Mo
Ledger.
Potatoes in this country must have
heard that potatoes in Poland are be-
ing used as money.-Greenville S. D.
Piedmont.
Despite the fact that Germany has
lost her African possessions, her ivory
output keeps up amazingly well.-Ma-
Mia Bulletin.
The only noticeable response to the
general clamor for increased produc
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-18

there is absolutely nothing in that I'M
happy country worth taking.--Balti-
more Sun.
1t wasn't bad luck when the bakers
dozen was thirteen-Wall Street
Journal
Some of us would like to fix prof
iteers rather than prices.-Philadel-
phia Public. Ledger.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-18

more effective in preventing wars
that Mr.. Wilson was in keeping Us
safely without the European conflict,
1t is not likely that such a campaign
cry would receive the support that its
predecessor did in 1916. Experience
IS wise instructor sometimes and
people have the faculty OF remember
ing for at least few short years.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-18

American novel, but now we read
that it is to be about New York
Kansas City Star.
Those who live in modern flats
have little room to complain.-Col-
umbia Record.
The Supreme Council would have
the United States accept mandate
for Armenia. Can it be possible that
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
OFFICIAL CANVASS OF VOTES IN MARlCOPA COUNTY SHOWS
 HARDING. 1.,326: cCS. ss2s

"llOENIX, Nov l--Oflicial can. vass Of votes cast in Nsrlc ops coun- " November ?. was ,omplete! today by The board Of supervisors In1 ,how- ed total Of 2.075 votes Votes for some. of the principal offices showed the following totals: Harding. H. 33G: Cox. ss25. Smith. sS33: Came. ron. ll.j15: Hayden. fO.3i4; Dunseati s,s9: Slmms. s2ss and Campbell II. 273. The canvass showed little change from the unofficial totals compil .d after the election All measures eX- cept No. BIO. he state highway com mission measure. were defeated il this county. the canvass showed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
MsxiCANS STAGE REVOLVER
 BATue IN BREWERY GUlcH

HlSBt.E, Nov l6 In revolver due yesterday noon cn uppen Brew. cry Gu!ch. Felix Rodriguez. Mexicaa Wa, sho, in the right shoulder anl had both arms broken. while Ezcquiei Vhicsas. the man w.;h whom he ex- changed shots and another Mexican whose name Is not known. escaped mo The hil,s and were being souga, yesterday and last nigh, hy the police and deputy .heritfs
 According ;o Witnesses. Rodriguez got in;o an a''ercation with villegas over a deb; Of g. in Bryanrs so:; drink place on Brewery Gulch Bry all, osd red ,LcM ;o leave. and VI. i,ra~ proceeded ,o his home .n Brew cry Gu.ch. while Dodriguez. accord ing ;o witnesses. ven, 10 Pete Ros. sr, tore. where he ha, been working and go, gu.
 Rodriguez then went 10 VG'ega . house. saw hm on the porch an! open,i fire according 10 witnesses. V"'eras trcw a small rur ircm h,s poeke. and attempted to return thr Ere. ba' the gun failed to work Finding 'Aa' ai- sun uauld uo; shoo, A-.,-t> made run a, Rodriguez in ;he .4ce ot h.s fire. and knocked hin of. ol d .to,e wall a; ,ha, poin; In .a- s.i Ro4aguez broke bo.h Of hi. arm. v.esa- according to wi. ues,, 'hen -en' on-. bu.e, in.o Rol. r.guez shoulder.
 After the shooting. v.Ielgas aal another M<can who was in tho house with him lei, for ,he hiiis i7 rhe t.rec,.on Of Dixie Canyon Blood. A,uads from the sheriff, office a: Tombstone were pu, on the trail but up 70 an cary hour ,hi- morning Vnleeas had no, been captured A. cordinr 10 he police ii is doubtfai z any charge will be placed against a-m il he IS captured. as the eri- crnce tends 10 show tha; he was de.
 diug his .lfe
 Rodriguez. who is about GO years o,d. is well known character O, Brewery Guich. |, was said al the hospital last nigh, that his injuries probably Will not prove fatal
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
DEPUTY SHeRiFFS IN
 FIRE FIGHTING ACT
 SAVE 4 SANITORIUM

TUCSON. Nov lG- The Fort Low eH sani,orium ia which there are s large number Of 'ubercular patients va. saved from destruction by fire Monday by the prompt response Of members ot the sherfr> office to cai, for heip
 Deputies Holloway. ToNpe anJ Young lsaacs answered the cali. ami motoring % ,he sanitor,um found th, engine shed adjoining the main built ing in flames The flames had ready spread ,o ;he porch Of the san.,orlum when 'he deputies arriv ed Marshaiius a number O, the hos pi,al staff and ne.shbo-,. f.re br. sade was quickly organized and tho blaze eNtingui,hed before serious damage had resulted
 The fire was causei srpm The ign ton of gasoline iu the ensiua hJus
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
SAN DIEGO RAILWAY
 TO RESUME SERVICE

SAN DIEGO. Nov l5.--Announce. men, was made today that the San Diego and Arizona Railway through service on which was suspended sey- ersl months ago, by large slide .n Carriso Gorge, in the mountains be. tween San Diego and Imperial Val ley. will he reopenedl Thanksgivins day Large sums have been spent in removing what amounted 10 nearly 8 haif a mountain in order to make th. line absolutely safe for travel
 Through train connections to eas;- en points are made by the san Diego and Arizona with the southern Paci.ic and Rock Island lines
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
scHooLsoY IS MISSING
 FROM VALLEY HOME

TUCSON Na. l7-J W Terre I {. .lnchmuu a, Jlyues station. has a,'.- ed The police and county authorities .o iook for Ms le.yearo.i son wao mys,eriausy disappeared Mondoe evening. together wi,h s horse anI buggy Young Terrell i, attending nigh schao! in Tucson and i, has. beea .h.s hab., to make the daily trip to and from his father, ranch to .choo' in he buggy
 Monday evening he failed to put in AL appearance a; The usual hou-. winch caused h!s father ,o make n. quin,s ol the sher.irs office. police station and hospitals, believing the young mas may have met with an ,- ciden,
 So far no,b.ne had been learne d as to the boys Whereabouts or fhe horse and vehicle he was driving The horse is d sorrel win white face
 Another disappearance the police have been asked ;o so,ye Is tha; O.: Jesus Flores. iGyear-oid girl who is said by her mother to have run away Monday from her home al Tenr pc Mrs Ialaceo Flores. the girls mother. belieeys she left with wo man whose name is given as Lucia in whose company the girl had been much Of late
 The girl is described as tall and slender. With / moe on her nose She Nas wearing q sui, Of green
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES
 SHOW GOOD INcREAseS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 11-ResOurces of all national banks amount to S2l.- s5.isoo00 on September s. a reduc- ton Of s3ll.25, ,000, compared with June 3o. but an increase Of s271.- 064 .00e over September F. 1919. ac- cording to report Of the last bank call summarized tonight by Comptro Ter Williams.
 Deposits to;aled sl6..5l.s56.ooo, the comptroller said, reduction of si03.. 4G5.ooo compared with the June cal and an increase ot s7O.34s.O00 over 'p;ember of las, year. Loans and discounts increased by sIsss2.o0o as compared with June.
 Between June and September thern was an actual net increase in deposits .n all the national bank- outside O, New York Of ss2.697.oo0. but rh- duc;.on ia the deposits Of ;he Ne ' York banks ci sis6,l62.Coo Between September. 1918. and September ot this year. however. the increase i' .oau, and discounts exceed the in crease in deposits by sl .00o
 S.a-es showing the largest increase in deposits since June in counirY banks were: Pennsylvania sio.ooO,0Oo: New York. S33ooc.coO: New Jersey sii.ooo.ooo. West Virginia. sl3.0oo.. p0n: Ohio. sll,0oo.0oo: and California sio.Ooo.coo
 Those showing the largest reduc. tons m deposit, were Connecticu' and Minnesota, ss.oooooe each: Ok homa and Texa- s5.ooo.coo each and Iowa. s6.ooo.o00
 Reserve cities whose national baa,, showed the 'arge,t increase in dep0. si,- since the June call Hede Pitts. burg S2i,eeo.0o0; Kansas City Mo . ss.oo0. .n6". Cincinnati. S6.ooo o"" and Louisville and Minneapolis s5.ooo.pol
 Cities showing the larees; redu,. sion. were Now York SisG. G.pro.o1G: Boston. s27.Ono.or0, san Frsnc.sc ,. sl>.oroooo. Philadelphia, Si4.o0o.Ooo; De,ro.,. New Orleans and Da''as. $4. nnt.too each
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 2l. 1920.

the city expenditures by retiring the remaining bonds with the funds now in the city treasury. This will give Tombstone a clean billof health with not dollars worth of outstanding in debieGness and with mere tax none" coming in besides monthly license tsy collection. enough money will De on hand at the beginning of next year to keep up street work.
 The last administration. headed by MT Welch had constructed II blocks of strrei work. besides keeping u' maintenance work. while previous ad- nis;ra,iOuS did not construct more than one block and those so construc. ted were no; permanent as is the case with the work done under the retir- ing administration. The policy or the new administration. il is under. stood. i> 70 continu, the construction Of streets. block by block. Is soon as money i, available.
 Retiring Mayor Wclch and Counc.t. men lvey. Hughes. Boyd and Cayan- au.h are 70 he commended on th, cxcrllen, business administration they have given the city and the new ad. min Stration. composed Of Mayor Cummings. and Councilmen Cornelius. Ciochetji Warner and CavanaugE promise to continue the good woIk 70 ,he end that Tombstone may boas; oi the btsl city government in th- >'a;e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
ROAD MAP KING t:1RE.

Harry Locke. tle mau wao make the rell guide books for auto travellers Is .u jae city today. at!yins from N gales las, night; Mr Locke with h.s assistant. Mr. Taylor is recharuns the roads of southern California Ar.- lona. Ntw Mexico and part 0. TeA1s. ,he,e are no map, issued hy any con .tgra in America that compare with .i. Locke Guide books of the south. wcs. and for that reason they are an .5.a.ute necessity to the grea, bods of tourists that are travelling across ,he country by the thousands an l who are gradually discovering that ,he on.y route that can be nesotia ted every day n the year from Mesilia Park 10 the coast i- the Bankhead. which route is infinitely set out in The Locke books.
 Mr. Locke states that he Is mo-. than pleased with the road work nos going on between Rodeo and Phoen'z through Douglas Bisbee. Tombstone and Tucson. and is of the opirion that by next spring this route will be fully opened but he notes tha, each day makes for better roadways in south ern Arizona. He left this morning for Bisbee and Douglas.
 The grea, benefit of the Locke maps are that they are accurate, an1 up-to.date, the minutest changes b. ing made each year and some times oftener Mir. Locke says that Tomb stone and southern Arizona are for ,unare to bson the old spanish Trail route and that he will soon issue 8 corrected may cn that route which will place ~Nogales on the route anu show the Tumacacori and San Xavier missions.
 While here Mr. Locke conferred with A. H. Gardner. yiee-pre siGent of the O,d Spanish Trails route of whicn
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
CHARGE BiGAMY AGAINST.
 WIFE OF GENTLEMAN

TUCSON Nov. l6.-Taking unto herself Another husband without tho formality of getting rid of her first, is he charge agains; Mrs. D. M. Wool ward who was Monday arraigned be- fore Judge Oscar l.. Pease. Mr;. Woodward. who is little more than girl. is exceedingly pretty with patrician features ane wealth of IT. tian hair.
 Tn. complaint against the young woman was sworn out by David M Mack. an overseas soldier. who charg. es tha, she married him recently in Phoenix. a,though married to D. W, Woodward at the time. Woodward is said to be living in Mexico al the present Nme.
 The case was brough, to the atten- ton Of the authorities through 1, letter received by the department oi justice rom Woodward He wrote the government officials that he had received letter frcm his wife. fron whom he was separated in Tucson. saving jhaj she was dying from tu- hercuiovi. and asking help. Wood. ward M, inclined to disbe,ieye his wires story and asked that an invest. gation be made. This resulted in 'at discovery 'Aat she oad married Mack
 Mrs Woodward who i> d Chicago sirl and came 10 Arizona fer he~ health, waived hearing She wa. placed under d bond of s5co 10 appear before the superior court. The bon l was furnished.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
oAiRYmAN's ASSOCIATION IN SANTA CRUZ VALLEY
 aRsORsS ALL FARMERS

TUCSON. Nog -Comp,e;iou O: ,ha Incorporation o' the Tucson Dairy men- association. company forme for .Ae purpose of handl3rs efficiently and economically he milk produce. by dairy flrmers in 'ha yaH-y ot t4c santa cruz. W5, reached shor. ;.me ago and operation of the plant on Alan, ia stree, owned by the farm e--. .a uow .n uH swing under the-r iirec cfiJa
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
VAN DYKE UTILITIES AT LAST ARE TO BE
 PROeEO BY STATE

PHOENlX. Nov l5 Following years of complaint on the part Of Eight and water consumers in Miam.. The aif4irs of the L A. Van Dyke Electrc Ligh, and Water Service arn 10 be probed by. the Arizona corpors. ton commission
 Proceedings in the commission agains, ,his concern charging failure in the matter of filing reports were pending Tor som" time, then finally dropped Yesterday ihe commission issued an order renewing the cass auI demanding ;hat complete reports be fled n3, laier than the last day o' tho present year.
 There mus, be two separate repor.s ouc covering .ae electric service aai the other the water service. com. mauds ,Ae commission Each report anus; show the tang blc and Intang' b's fsoper,y ya.ue oi tae service. anI .a.. nus Ee set oa' ,n inventory 9rm win unit cos.-. I, .s also spec.- fled tha, The totals mu., be set for-A .n d manner that they may be check -i from any examination Of the prop e~yt and lccoun., ot the company
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
NAB MAN CHARGED WITH
 ATTEMPTING TO SMUCGlE
 AMMUNITION INTO MEXICO

DOUGLAS. Nov. 15.-Ginoicio Rios, of Douglas. was arrested this morn ing by Customs Inspector J. S Kelly as he Is alleged to have attempted to cross intS Mexico with ESQ rounds ot pistol ammunition He was remandeJ to the city jail
 A woman. said to be Rios wife. left the car in ahich they were riding when he Na.s detained Ter inspection and crossed into Aeua Prieta. Rios luggage Was inspected Tor possible smuggling and the ammunition was discovered concealed in the bottom oi bag Of cotton.
 Questioned regarding his posses sion or The ordnance. Rios said that he did no, know the cartridges were there and said they probably belong 70 his wife. Who mad already crossed into Mexico
 His car is held by customs officials and 'he department of justice vii file charges agains; him for violation of the ammunition ac-
 Rio, recently returned from Phoe- nix. where he has been engaged in picking cotton
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
CLEANING PLANT IS
 CLEANED sY THIEVES

HlSBEE N5,. r Burglar brosa op tle r-a- g5.r oi Stewart Granj'- c.eau.ue r-toDl,um,Et N l-owe3 Su4. day nigh and escaped with al tae clolhe, in the pace. valued by Gram d; between $500 and $20ro. Gran. sad yesterday tha; he coud not make an accurate estimate Of the los. untA he had made check of the clothes iha, he had in the place. The bars.ars scaled 6 ten-foo, .ron fencs in the rear CT the place and broke 'he glass out of the back door
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-21
Other Route Is Shorter

The only advantage in the norihelr route Is that i, is shorter than the one sia Douglas. bu. representatiyas as ol bo,h chambers expressed the be lief tha; tourists Will consider road conditions a bigger factor than dis. lance saving.
 The Douglas delegation found th 2 road to l.ordsburg in very good con. di,ion In making the trip to Lords. burg they went Co RodeO and insteal ! of turning north there and passing the san Simcn valley. the old route. which is said 10 be, bad. they contir. ned east from Rodeo through Pra,, and lAnimas