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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
PHOENIX AFTER BANKHsaO
 ROAD FROM THE EAST

PHoENIN, Dec. [ Plans ,o secure the routing oc ;hc Bankhead national higaAay by way of Florence and Pho nix vii be made wlen directors or the Phoen.x Chamber ot Commeren entertain a de.ega.ion os 90 from F.o-. eHce tomorrow. it was announced by ;he chamber of commerce. The d. rec.ors " be hosts 70 ,he visitors from Florence at a dinner here ,omo, roH nigh; After the banque-. e!ee .!on of delegates ,o the Bankhead nl- ;ionai highway convention was 10 be held There had been reports in re. cen; weeks ,ha, strong efsor, wa. To be made to route ;he highway b. way Of Ajo. eliminating bo,h Florence and Phoen.X
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
ARIZONA TOWNS RATED

rHOENIX. Dee Tucson aal Phoen.N each made d score ol s5 on The number and efficiency Of he mea $. ures caey have taken Co control ven -e,al diseases. Albuquerque made 200 points, Fl Paso 5o5, Denver 6g3, and aSa Lake Ci;y 769 Oklahoma C.,y made 7OG. New Orleans S2l and $ Louis ~.
 These ratings are disclosed ill re- cen; suryey made by ihe [ :. Pabic Health Service of the i4i largest cit .e. of the country The scores are based upon q ossibie 1000 points Tae data ob.aiaed were in answer to an proxima;e.y 3O) questions regarding. medical. legal. educational and gen. eral cooperative feasures in force in these communities on February ]. 1920.
 Authorities issuing the report ca'l attention to the fact that he grad s by no means indicate the amount Q. veaerea, disease existing Tn these var ioas cites. some cities may be gral- ed high because they have had 20 much yenereal disease and prostiin- ton that li has been necessary ;o ia- augurs;e vigorous measures for om- ba.ing them while some small cities may be graded low because it has seemed unnecessary 10 them Co estaj- fish clinics and adopt the other meas ures for which high grades are awarl- ed
 Portland. Oregon. with a grade c' 795 made the best showing. Six other cities grading over 700 are Salt Lake City, Grand Rapids, Des Moines, Tl- coma. San Francisco and Spokane. Of the ten cities classed as having 800. 00' or more inhabitants, Detroit leads with score of 69i Los Angeles is second with 670 and New York third with 627. St. Louis scored 477, Bal.i- more sl3i. Chicago 4Os, Philadelphia
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
OAKLAND YOUTH ElOPES
 WITH GIRL or 16; CAP
 TUREO BY GloBE POLICE

GLOBE, Ariz, Dec. | w D Clark. IT, l9, Of Oakland. Ca,. claiming to be the son oi a mining engineer of ,ha, city. with Pearl Ripley lG. daugh. ter of Mrs. Ella NJ Ripley. Of Oakland were arrested in an apartment here today by county officers on com- plan, alleging tha; he kidnapped tac girl from her mothers home in that city With them were arrested D. C. Minney. 9. and Katherine W. Harr.s. r. of the same city, and all four were turned over to the federal authorities on charge of violating the Mann act.
 The two couples were arrested in The same room and admitted having lived together since their arrival hero a few days ago They are supposed to have left Oakland about mon.h ago.
 Kinney, besides being charged wit1 white slavery, is alleged to have stol- en the car in which they were driving through the country from Oakland ;c San Antonio, Texas The young peo. pie said ;ha, l, was their intention to marry and had merely "eloped" from home
 The girls were released from the jail la,eNtoday and placed in local hotel, where they are kept under sur vei.lance of the federal authorities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
WILL POST ROAD SIGNS
 ON TRIP TO DEFINING AND
 LOROSBURG. NEW MEXICO


 poUGLAS. Dec. | A ar;y o' Ji- rec,ors and members oi the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines are getting ready :o leave Douglas The. day morning neN, for trip 10 Lord r- burg anl Demine, New Mexico, 10 fd: ther confer with ;he citizens of New Mexico regarding 70 further improv, men, of the BanRhead highway ;hrn ;ha; s,a.e and especially between LorJ>burs and Rodeo
 Signs are being prepared and VI. Ice pu, up on ;he trip between here ald Lordsburs and between Lord. rlrs and Deming. ca:ins attention . ,he B4nkhead highway via Douglas on ;Ae Mexican border. and Q; Lord Sc burg a large s.gn wi! be prominently located calling attention to the a.- ,-ac,.veness ot .he trip ove- he Ban head highway Via Douglas. B!sbee and Tombstone where the great copper sneiters and mines ma! be seen :n addition 10 the opportunity to pay a visit 10 Mexico a; Douglas Wi'hoJ' any trouble in getting permits n cross he line
 A recen; trif Of Chamber ot Com. merce officials 10 New MeX.co had a mos. beneficial effec; in bringing hundreds Of tourists this way Vh, had moi been informed previously o. the advantages of following tho Bankheai Highway west from Lord3. burg The distance Is d little farther this way than via Wilcox, but the roads are much better. including lhe paved highway for ,hir;y mics wes; O. Douglas and boulevard from Bis bee 10 Fairbanks, distance of for:y mileo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
ESCAPES sERioDS INJURY
 WHEN FORD GOES INTO CANA

PHOENlX. Dec. 5.-F. j. OBrien an employe on the Verde water line. had a narrow escape from death by drows- ing yesterday afternoon when his Ford touring car went into the Grand canal q. the Thomas road crossing, turned over and pinned him under the machine. He succeeded in eXjricaii1g himself in a manner ye; unknown by persons who saw the wreckage Ash.e from two broken ribs he is Title the worse for the experience.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
OR. ADAMSON HEADS
 COUNTY MEDICAL BOARD

DOUGLAS. Dee. | Dr F. w. Adamson. of Douglas, today was elected presiden; Of ;he Cochise Coun. ty Medical Society for the ensuing year The annual election of officers .ea;ured monthly meeting Of the society. he'd in the ii,y hall. Other officers were chosen as follows:
 Vice president, Dr x C. Bledsoe. Bisbee.
 Sacre,ary.reasurer. Dr. Z. Causey, Douglas
 Censor Dr N. l. Downs. Dousla.
 Drs W. NJ. Randolph and c. II Fiiz. gerald oi ;he Warren dis,ric; were elected delegates ;o the Sta'e Medical as,ociation's convention 10 he held dt Tucson in the spring. Drs. C H Luai and II < Melee os N'is.as. Were named as ai,erna;,s.
 Miss Villa McNi;.. city laboratory tecanician here. .a-- night was unani- mous.y elected au honorary member of the Coun.y Medical socie'y
 Las; nights program included pa. pers on Typhoid and ParaTypho.d Fevers. D- Clusey. and Remarks cn ,he Progress of Medicine in the Last Thirty Years Dr Randolph Various members prosen, discussed 'hr subjects presented
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
COMPLAINT CHARGES
 UNJUST RAIL RATES

PHOENlN. Dee. 6.-Claiming un- jus. unfair and unreasonable d;s- erin nation. the Arizona Packing com- pany yesterday filed complain, with he interstate commerce commission agains; the Arizona Eastern and the Southern Pacific railroads. The com. plain, Was a'ed by C E. Blaine. cred | manager O. the company. who pro- ,es;,d against ;he .re.sh' rates charg- el on carload shipments of gravel anI sand
 l. is a,.eeed in ih, complain; th.t from Tempe ,o Portland. where 1he company unlosds d:s,ance of two miles. ;he company Wa. charged the same rate as on ,.alilar shipment srom Tempe .1 Phoenix. distance of e.-h miles Tn. specific shipment Jn which ;he change vas based was dur. ing ,n" government con'ro,. when f, cents net a ton wa, asked by ihs rai.roal, The comp.ainan; alleges .hai ;h's Was in violation Of he inter s.a;, and iniras.ate laws and has filed ! complain Wi;h 'he corporation com mission Ike 'Aat fled v..h ihe in-e-- state commerce commission yrS-e-- day
 Approximate S3opp s involved in 'ha freight ml;-e~ and d rebate of jh.s am5un; i, bria- asked bv he packing r0M Ja1y
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
ReTRieUTiON FALLS ON NoGAlES, SONORA,
 DEW" DISPENSERS


 MORALES, Ariz, Dec. 6.-The ua. couth hand of the law has stretched l iiself forth in Noga!es, Sonora, ani plucked several of the more radiant night blooming Cereus which illumir. a;ed Cabaret Row.
 According 10 the authorities anI those close to the distressing situation these priceless flowers flourished thru the dispensing Of a form of dew in. digenous 70 he mountains and which is believed 10 he inimical to the peace and well being of the sister Key City and tourist visitors.
 The police across the line are peacc- fu. and lawabading, and infraction. of 'he near-Gandier ordinance pr. vai,ins in sonora are said 10 have caused them many moments Of dis apie;ude so many. in fact. that work ing along The lines Ina; misery loves company. they shared theirs with var ious cabaret men who. not being used 10 ii. feel ,he situation mo-. keen.y.
 Tha recent action on he par, o, he authorities was more sweeping than usual. some Of the more conse-. ya;iyn institutions where jazz had no, d'sp,aced the service. being raia. ed and closed
 The return of Gov Flayio Borlu.z from 'ae inaugural ceremonies at Mexico Ci'y is expected 10 decide ,le td,e oe inc Tequi!is-as. Blr!eycorni>- "a. and other in,erns! disturbing e.e- ments
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
SOMERTON IS VISITED
BY 4 BIG FIRE

YUMA. Dee. 6.-F!re originating n the Detroit Battery Station located neN; % Marbles Garage in Somerton las; nigh: destroyed the Battery shop Marbles garage and the Chinese Laundry Flames spread :o the Troy Hotel bu; quick work by Somero1- i,es prevented any extensive damage 70 that building hTe telephone O. flee was also theratened and all fix lures and apparatus moved to the street. but the building was saved from serious damage.
 The fire originated at 10 o'clock. Immediately the Yuma office of the ;e,ephone company was notified and they dispatched men 10 take charge Of the office in Somerton. In spite Of the fact that the entire telephone apparatus was moved from ;he build. ing the men had the phones in opera tion before midnight
 In Marbles garage, five auiomo. plies and two tractors were destroy
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
COMPASSION TO PROBE
 WATER SITUATION IN
 INLAND CITY DISTRICT

PiOtlNlN. Dec Investigation o' 'he water situation in Midland C1tr, located between Globe and Miami. vii be made December 2l, it was an. aounced today by the corporation commission The hearing will be held .n Globe where other minor matters w'il be attended 10 by the commission a The same time Complaints have been received by ,he commission s~om proper,y owners in Midland Ci.y .ha- when ,he proper.y was sold U them va.er service was promised. !; has not been received. according n ne complain. !, appeared Ina; some Of -le property had changed ownership a number O. times since n town ste was frs. promoted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
TUCSON sTOCKMEN SELL TRAlNLOAO OF STEERS
 TO CALIFORNIA BUYER

TUCSON. Dec. 6.-A train!oad Of feeder cattle. 75O head. was shippei from the Tucson range Thursday en rou.- 10 Huaco9d. King county. Cali forn.a. f5@ grazing. The cat:le was sod ny i.a Osa Live Stock and Loan economy and came from ;he La oso range John C Kinney. president of La Osa cJ.u3s y. neg'..atoi the ss'e
 The purchasers were D F. Hos. fled ani MT Nediffer. of California. who are shipping the stock 10 their range to fatten The price obtained showed that prices for this class Of stock were holding up well MT Kin. ney said.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
DECEIVE ER TERM CRIMINAL COURT.

The December term oI the crimin T docket starred in the Superior Cour; today when Sl out Of 75 subpoenaej las, week reported in cour; and ;he trial of one case started
 The frs; case called to trial was iha; oc the State ys. 0. F. Franklin charged wi;h aggravated assaul; on the person oi another man in Bisbec wi;h pair of mechanics pliers The jury was empanelied before noon and the case is exaec;ed to ne completed by evening recess
 Tomorrow two other cases are s", for trial Sts;e vs !, n Lewis and S:a,e Y, Ramon Armendcz. Both are appel, eases from the J P. court.
 The prrsen; criminal docke, is eN- pec;ed To ran well toward ;he end ,t ;he month.
 This morning he drawing ol 5o mo~e jurors % repor; on Monday he 18th Was held. and given 10 Sheri., McD1n,d for subpoenae
 The following reported Tor mry ft.,. .-Ass f,roruire-
 C.. Lunsford. Bowie: IT. Collin 5. Wilcox: F. Elmer, R. W. Benton, of Lowell; r Quai.s. j \ Swanson f Warren: w C. sheppard. Ivan l.. McWhor;e-, ]. T. Poland. II l.. Fen. ner. Dineil Thompson, R C. Sio'., oscar Dobe, l.. C Jackson J P Kia. ney. W. F Lewis Of Bi~bee. Oscar Ha~avry. ] W Warch, James Byiut- ion, Charles E iiasstugcr ( ,. O.. sen. F. F Cures. R A Bglow, Wilia n Caldwell. W D MadduN, Thos. \. Has tie, of Doug.a>, Barney Andrino, oi Tombstone, John Watson O Buena, C~ay,on Menefee Wes, Huachuca; J II Kelly Central Bridge and F. Push Q. Rucker
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
PREHISTORIC REMAINS AT ST. DAVID.

BENSON, Dec 6-Mr l.. F. Matte son reports that when the [. s. Geo. logical Surveyors were out there they found the jaw bone and skull of a huge prehistorii mastodon The dis. covery was made at the foo. of the h.iis out near the Curtis ranch. A par; Of the find was shipped to Wash. ing on
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
FINGER PRINTS CAUSE
 ARREST IN CAR THEF :

TUCSON. Dee 8 Finge~p-u-s on q r.rel box ear j, .s alleged. causel | .Ae downfall os Frank Wilson ani Tom Bel who are m jai. a. Lord. ours. \ NJ, charged wi,a -obbing ,h cas. Thir.y-e.gh; pairs D f,rousets and numerous o;he- garments, being shipped from manufacturing f!rn, Ner- recovered. Lou, EzeAia,s. a deputy in the sher..t's office al Tue son. who is a f.aserpr.n1 expert. con. c!usiyely identified the two suspects. by means Of t.n=erprin, pho,ograpny
 Upon request, Deputy Ezekiels ac. companiei special Agen: Kei.y of th4 southern Pacific railway to Lords. burg 10 secure the necessary evidence to eonyic; those guilty of breaking .n- 70 and robbing The ear Wh.le under suspicion of being responsible for the ,hef. there was no means at hand for securing the necessary evidence against the man After being photo. eraghel and enlarged. 'he prints o. ;he TWO ;a!liei with those on the lock and hasp Of the box car door. as well as on the boxes in which the clothes hal been packed
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
STRIKE OIL ON ADAMS PROPERTY.


 Bringing good news 10 the stocS- holders Of the Texas Arizona Oll Co |, D. A Adams, Dres!den. or inc com pany. supervisorelec,. who has jus, returned from d visi; to the scene Of operations. announced today that o'i has been struck the top O. the sani having been reached a, 2So6 feet last week. oil shooting over The top of the well.
 Mr Adams. in speaking of he or. erations this afternoon said that after many trials and troubles eNt ending over period or years time. couplel with expenditure Of considerable noney. he believes ;ha: the holdings of ,he company, to;aling 100 acres, will now prove to he a producer
 Rad weather, pld roads. an a,mos' impossibiliy 70 set easing and sun. plies on the ground, lonHe .he too's. and neeeSsi;atus drilling by, and now a wa.er problem iha, will he or. ercome as socn as supplies can Nc secured have been 'he obstacles CT counteted in he dri.,ing of the wei. Mir Adams mos, of the time has been on ihe ground supervising operations, in connection with one of his so1s who is on the ground constantly
 A ,hor- ,.mc ago ,he dril! Was lov ard in dri',ine by wha, i, called flat hole" Wa, necessary This does no; allow for good connection in the casing watch allowed the water To enter and practically spoil the o,l flowing from the well, The Wa.er "a, however being cemou,,d of now and another length ot easing inserted a.. towing sor U-.h,r 6ri.ine before he well !, finally brought 'n. s,a-ed NJ. Adams today
 The flow Of oil wd> encountered al 2so6 f,ci. abou. NJ fee: sooner ;hAn had been calculated and Mr Adams be- Heyos that when tha; depth is a..  taincd the TeXas-Arizona company vii! have one Of the best wells in he d.s;ric. The tract which was ownel by Mr Adams and deeded over ,o the company lies near me Hi.burn fled, and the striking Of oa here practically proves ,ha, ,he whole area Is under. laid with oil
 Mr Adams has sunk over S2o,OO" ot hi, own money into the proper;r, Shile abou, sll.o30 aas been furnished by stockholders so far. and n speak. Ing today O. The final success of tho venture. he added T was the hap pes; man in he country when saw tha; O. gushing cut for was there at the bd.ier myself when ii came in My friends wi. n,, lose by sticking bS me as they have. and when the vel is finally brough, in We expect 70 make il a producing company. for w. have ;he ground and know he oil F there
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
START INVESTIGATION OF BOOKS.

OF BOOKS.
 Following the action of the board Of supervisors in taking charge of the treasurers office. and pending the ap. pointment of man to take the place vacated by Guy C. Weich. proceedings in the Investigation of the books are in progress today.
 Due Co the Arizona statute which provides that when discrepancy is found and pending the straightening ou; Of the books the treasurer's office mus; be dec.ared vacant. the board ihis morning took action and MT Weich turned over the office and books and records
 The entire force in the office weaa aso suspended pending the investigt- ;ion, and the office is in charge of :he board of supervisors. wno this after. noon had a corps Of deputies taking inventory preparatory to turning over to 'he appointee tomorrow
 II. T Cu;hbert, certified accoun,. an, and assistants are at work begin. n.ns on he check Of the books and records of the office assisted by l z. Darcy, deputy state examiner ana when interviewed this afternoon b1n. announced they had no:hins to give on; 10 ,he pubic pending comple q examination of the records This is estimated will take from TWO weeks 70 aa days.
 C W. Brown. of ;he Phoenix of,ics os Mr Cu;hb,r,. and formerly chef clerk 0: ;Ae Phelps Dodge al Douglas. arrived today and is assisting N-. Cuihber, in The work while F C. Lamber:, manager of the Phoenix Of fee and chief assis;an; 10 Mr Cum. her, Ni'. arrive tomorrow.
 Joe Crider Jr.. attorney for ,he F. de.ily and Deposit Co, ol Marylanl. also arrived today and vii, rema.n m. ;il 'hr matter i- finally se,iled. h'. company being on The bond O: w. P. Walker former deputy treasurer
 Further than the examination of the book, is proceeding in the speedies. manner possible Inc officials .u charge had ID other announcement: 10 ma'.e today.
 M- Walker, when asked whether pr no h. had a statement 70 make. s,1,. I'd further than wha; he has a'reaey said, he has nothing further 10 say. other Aan he welcomes a complete eNImina:ion O; The books
 Mr Wr.ch. county treasurer, stated .ha: he na- more than ready to cor: ply w.'RShe laN anl urn ov'r the a'. fairs of the office 10 ;ne super01so.s ending the check of the books, and ,,.f'' hs e,f.d D., la,d amy .--f-r.,.,a possible during 'he check.
 O.her than The auuouncem,n: 5i the appointment Of man to take charge of 'he ;reasurers office durin, th- eNamination jhe supervisor, had uo.hing 10 say and i; is uuders- ooi ;he appointmen, Nil go 10 either q Tombstone d B!sbee or Doasl4s man
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

next week will begin consiru;iion of a funine acid plant a; the Calumet X Ariz Copper companys smei r here. The plant will make acid for use in ;he powder d; the main fac. ,ury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
HAPPY WOODS GETS DECISION FROM RUSSELL CHAMBERS IN
 ioRoUNo BOUT AT sAFFoRp

DOUGLAS. Dec Happy Woods. of Tucson. a5 SaffOrl last night won decision over Russell Chambers of Douglas in bout ;ha; went the full 10 rounds. although Woods had the bet. ter Of the costesI all the way. accord. ing 10 telephone adyices from Saf- ford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

el. The Chinese laundry lost a COD. siderable amount Qf laundry. The ba5-ery station lost all supplies and fixtures The damage is estimated st Sl0.oo0 partially cove cd by insur- ancc
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12
NEW POWDER COMPANY
 TO BUILD TUNING PLANT

DOUGLAS. Dec 6.-r was announc. ed here today that the Apache Pow der company which is building a large explosive factory near Benson Ariz..
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

Phoenix Stock and property Of P G & E. company 10 be transferred to Central Arizona Light and Powe- company, completing merger.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

Yuma s;ar;s pavement of Orange and Madison avenues.
 Phoenix Arizona state resource board gathering data on all reclama. ton projects in state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-12

Washington scored A points.
 The Public Health Service amour. ces tha; another survey will be made of the same cities early in 1921
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-30
Greater Production Needs Outlet
Stephen Bell, in Commerce and Finance.

~ What is the matter with
a wages are drawn from the
labor Is Commensurate with them
an the country where the life
was poor no matter what its be
war filled
by OF the
canny system Of work.
ing that it
Of job Judging the CELEBRITY
factories closing urng operations
roads reducing forces talk Of shops for
The closing Of mills
growing larger Was the speeding up
amount Of wo 10 be- d Me b g THROWN ut work
Doubtless limited enough they trudge looking
Of Labor quite justified declaring that state Of industry
question
ao Of our leaders We are assured that tine utpa
to make labor and
than producing real
Ma en the working of this law and brought about @
at the value than
moneys worth gives nearly all of false of these factors We
larger employment oh capital yet
utilizing the various lines of
placing foreign
'
end hsr sh aes Despite
Jump October they but fraetn What Europe
fsrrng America pay
who single group
&c
eveybody could way
I M which the have 'n n @ n 5rad
and End the what we n in sy dsssGp s
is nor a dmarke
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-30
Language of che Gutter.
L UIII I.!e OutIOUh'


Americans have mace progress in city
government; but Just now they have no
reason for Boosting. Their two largest
cities have recently given occasion for
Americans of self-respect to feel and
express shame The Thompson regime
in Chicago and the Hylan regime in New
York, the one republican and the other
democratic, provide ample evidence that
Americans are culpably careless in Sc
1ecting administrators Of their city gov
ernments.
A legislative committee has been In
vestigaing the alleged building graft in
New York City In the course of the in
vestigauon a letter of Mayor Hylan's
was produced, and in consequence the
mayor was called as a witness The de-
tails Of the subject are not of national
interest: but it is Of some concern to ali
Americans that their largest city has a
mayor who can answer questions in Ian
guage like this:
If you've got anything, prove it and
shut up. You are not going to put
me in hole for politics or political pur-
poses. You're not going to put any
thing over on me. If you've got any,
thing, produce, produce, The quicker
the better.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-12-30
State Police.
From the Indianapolis News.

FROM lie 1LCiGnapOl1S News,
According to reports from Chicago.
the state of Illinois is likely within the
next few years to adopt the state police
plan for the protection of rural com
munities against criminals who dash
out from cities in fast automobiles and
prey upon sparsely settled district which
cannot afford to maintain peace Off
cers equipped to cope with experienced
criminals. Such a force is also useful
lin running down other classes Of Grim
mails who seek refuge in the country.
In the state where state police force is
maintained, automobile thieves are
much more easily caught then else
whore.
Objection to state Police force Is
raised by those who say that it is too
expensive and those who say that the
primary business of a state constabu-
larry is to be ready on short notice to
stop. labor disputes that reach the vio-
lent stage. The expense is a matter
for public opinion to settle. It is suffi-
cient to say that the II states which
have state forces are satisfied that they
are of greater value to the state than
they cost, and none of these states has
abandoned the state police idea after
giving it a fair trial.