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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-07
BELIEVE SEAT OF GOVERN
MENT BE TRANSFERRED
(By the Associated Press)

Washington. May 6-The concen-
tration by Carranza of troops at Mex
leo City caused rebel representatives
here. as we'll as some army officers
and officials of The war department,
to believe today that he may intend
to transfer. If possible, the ~. n .he
Mexican government from Mexico
City to Vera Cruz. as he did when
Villa gained the ascendancy in 1914.
Mexico City is regarded as difficult
to defend against any determined Of
fensive force, and the rapidly grow
ing revolutionary army. moving to-.
wards the Mexican capital would
seem to make inevitable the transfer
of the government to Vera Cruz if,
indeed. this can now be accomplished.
Previous reports indicate that
there is a considerable force of rebel
troops between Mexico City and Vera
Cruz, and in the event Carranza at
tempts to transfer his government to
the coast city it is possible that he
may have to fight his way through
stubborn resistance.
ENDEAVoRING TO EFFECT CON-
PROMISE WITH REBELS
Ell Paso, Texas, May 6.-That Car
rama Is now endeavoring TO effect a
compromise with the revolutionary
leaders was indicated in advices re-
ceived today by T. r. Beltram. the
commercial agent of the revolution
lists stationed in this city The nature
of the advances made by Carranza 10
the rebel chieftains was not made
public.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-07
ENDEAVORING TO EFFECT COM
PROMISE WITH REBELS
LIEUT.. COL. oBREGoN JOINS
THE REVOLUTION
(By the Associated Pres

(By the Associated Press)
San Antonio, Texas, May 6.-Lieut.
Colonel Alvero Obregon has formally
Joined the Mexican revolution initi-
ated in Sonoro several days ago, and
has placed himself and his armed
forces at the disposal of the revolu-
tionists, according to copy Of a
manifesto he has issued to the Mexi
can people, which was received hero
today.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

in consideration of rapidly advsne'
farm land values throughout the
state generally. "a out 81 the "a as
sso9a 81 idaho counties meeting
Ianuafy 8. aud Z, 10 Boise deter
nlnra apon q policy ~ Increasing this
af valuations % harm lands. accord
ax % George W Wilcox. assessor
fal ruin Fails eoaaiy. Who was elect
"a secretary OF the meeting aud who
lafnsd hers last nisht
40 definite nsarss we're set a. a
tsls for making the proposed tn
saee. Ne wilcox says. but the
s1Iss 10 10 be one deemod accessory
~ bring assessed valuations % a
tri with the valuations pat upon
ether fofms ~ property
Valuations 10 be act upon livestock
iQf tsx assessment parpoaes agreed
soH ~ the assessors vas ~ follows
aiton eAlgie. $50. cows. sac. pure
bred and sfaa~ cattle. tss and up.
aises ls. rsslssegsd bulls 500, beef
lfls $50. sgsas and ~oFk horses.
So and ap.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

Il b charged that Twin Falls eonn
taxes are too nigh. and attempt y
mellaieiy made "a refuie the az
iion. b. pointing out that thi'
aaty The paaf year has had the adj
expense ~ 10 per cent payment
Is the 1900 court house honda
ias Hansen bridge. the inaneiai fail
e - the agricultural fair. due %
Nsd weather. the county farm bureau
iisliissi the nurses home ~ the
aufy hospital. aud other things.
Taxes raised for county purposes.
nafitutinE about IS cents out 81
sfy dollar In tar money paid into
$50 county tr~asareg'a ofiiee. are high.
is hlxher 10 the aggregate BY ex-
eily so bso 0z than they we're last
feaf
lio~sssf. the question Ia Are
fAer too hishf All 81 which depends
So whether or not We are willing 10
Y the costs mat make for progress
fFuess
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

Encouraging Il "a reported that a
0eli producing 10000 barrels OF oil
per day has been struck eighty miles
north Of the property owner near Ed
mund, Okla by the Twin Falls syndi'
cate. Of which J O. Noggle IL the head
sif Nogsis il much encouraged by
this discovery and says that they are
down 400 feet on their own we'll. de-
splts ths fact that tho weather IN
Oklahoma IL very Indictment.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15
nCsy0S AND son AND HOPKINS
Arf1I0N SALE DATES

This firm announces The following
80 dates.
4 day. Jan isM T.. Dow. farm and
registered iioistsin sale. Buhi
Wednesday. Jan. zi~B swallow. big
farm sale. Bahl
tuesday Jan. Trimmings. farm
sale. Bull
thursday. Jan 2s.-G sommer. big
closing out sale. Filler
tuesday. fsb iO--W T. Norris. clos
February Ii-0sorgs Irie. closing
fut sale Bull
ING Out sale, bahl.
January ". saturd ay sale. Kudys
Harm, Bull.
January 70. : Carruth's dairy cattle
sale. Bull
January = H. ~. Sommer big
farm sails, southwest Filler.
January "a. Saturday sale, hudy's
Barn, Bull.
February II Barron & Hull farm
sale. south Of buhi
Oct your sale date early. II you
ish this firm 20 auction your sale. :"
tho advice of Col Earl NunyOn.
The auetionesring lrm Of Munyon
and Hopkins have been the recipients
81 cOngratulations from theiI patrons
Tor their action Ia refusing 10 con
linue selling at a recent sale when
they discovered that by-bidder was
az work Ia the ring. That they will
not tolerate by-blddsrs when they are
aware Of IL, seems 10 offer convincing
proof that they are solicltous ~ the
welfare of the buyer a. we'll as the
seller Ia lhsir policy u giving fair
deal 10 all
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15
Walter Z Shearer's Dates

walter and shsafpF announce tho
,lle~iax li.t ~ salss uhleh ~lll be
atasssd o. taken part IN BY either
e " both % them
iaa IS Idaho state swine f,feed
sfs Association. rseatsilo
fan "a Assssh~fu tdshe shefthefn
fesslsfs Association f'osatelio.
lan a. Southeastern Idaho Short.
Hlp nressi~fs Association Hlaekfeot.
5an ~ ~. "a r~iu tAlis North
ad sossh sias shoFshorn breeders
tsspelafian
lanaers 20 Registered s~lns sale
ain Falis
)an - Aodsi Farm. tlsrefesd
is rwin rails
lan - wsits7 tirofhsF. and A.
siss Registered ivschsFua horse
~ Twin fsils
Jan - u 1. Shsafsr harm sale
ath.Ast ~ Fllsf
fap ~ "a. y cole harm ssie.
aikWess E1isr
laAasfS - q y Bfsnsen. fsrn
fAnuaf, ~ Qulney Poster. farm
alr sastiissst % Twin Fali4
tfs nsrthwssg Falsr
fsbsu.ss q y waits. nrm sNls
heest Fti~f
febfuafy "a A Mccoy fefm
it n0Ffbsast t1lsF
February ~ : kaip. farm sale
FebfuzrY a. Niliian mart ftfn
ais. soafh seat ffisF
Fsrsoas asslrinx sale dates ~ith
waiter and shs@rsr may phoas them
~ he Record office
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

Ail ths Allies excepting tho Tinted
afss ara nOa al peace with Ger
anB
Lodge and some ~ hls cohorts we're
tfssfal 40 right in lodging The
afy % Peaes in the afchieyes of
ffssa. and nov tbs very thins
which four million men entered
var must nos await the beiaisd
pfosai ~ those men Ia congress.
prefer 10 break the heart ~ tho
a rather Than conform 20 the
Sea ~ q nation pleadiug for rati
tom u the Peace Treaty and the
League ~ Nations.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

Hlfh me announcement ~ fhr CON.
e vacancy 81 the portfolio % hee.
fq ~ the Interior caused BY
ukiin X Lanes announced plans
resign. IL d learned With pride and
Measure that iflahO's Grand old Man.
Governor James " iiavicy. u be-
- considered a. the probabie choice
he President 20 occupy the seat 30
aaaofably nlisd ~ Lane.
James u llawlsy h the man for the
sb
ile Is ~ cabinet eaiibre. IL biz
aKh % eorthlly nil the chair Of
fsfary ~ the Interior. he knowa
'le West and lis pfobiemss he Il
ilaho's cholee. The Vests choice
0y can he not b. the rresldeni'sf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

&c snsiy seem . little rough. but Ia
~ matter ~ adding Nar tax 10 lux
flss. ID - sometimes difficult 10 de-
frnins whsihsf rouge Il luxurJ
~ a Necessity
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

To Rochester,. p. Buck sxpecls
70 leave this week for Rochester,
MINI, where he will undergo a fourth
operation for a cancer that has been
annoying him for some time. His son.
Philip. who Il attending the Uniyersty
Of Idaho has returned to look al :
the ranch while Ar. Buck Is absent
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-15

Returns Prom I'm. sti Louis Ii
rains has returned iron short visit
spent with his parent sir. ard Mrs.
n. B Lorraine. a. EmMeft. idah
60 10 Caldwell John T. Tneelcg
and family have moved % Caldwell.
where sir Thsensr has purchased a
ranch They are making the change
In order 10 seek q lover altifudc-
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28
sTALEY FOR SENATOR

The selection of Senator to
represent Jefferson County's in
tsrests in the next state assembly is
. matter that should command con-
siderable thought upon the part of
the voter. II you employ mechan-
X you first want to know something
Of his ability to do the work that
be expected Of him. The best evil
dence Of his skill is the finished
product Of his labor. The same
thing is true of almost any other
calling in life, experience being the
necessary qualifying requirement to
warrent satisfactory results. 1t is
experience coupled with record Of
things done that has prompted Scna-
tor Wesley Stalcy to go before the
people of jefferson county asking
them to return him to the State
Senate for second term. AS a
resident of Arvada his record us u
public spirited, progressive citizen
should commend him to the voters
or Arvada and vicinity and should
vouchsafc to him an overwhelming
majority at the polls November 2.
Never has there been a movement
on foot that he'd for its purpose the
upbuilding Of community interests.
better roads, better schools, better
living conditions that did not find
Wesley Staley in the foremost rank
0fv{ptr nf hi, tive ooJ ~ h;s -, nm ay
- accomplish the end In view. He
has been active to n degree in the
Arvadn Community Club, and by
virtue Of his influence which has
come to him through his official
capacity in the state Legislature, Arv-
ada and Jefferson county have re-
ceivcd many public benefits that
otherwise would have been denied.
We speak particularly Of the appro-
printions for our public Institutions
and for the road approprtat tions
which came from the State and Fed
eral highway commissions. Few
men could have accomplished what
Senator Stalcy has accomplished a
long these lines. and the reason II
that he hns natural business ability.
and mastcrful wny Of doing things
which inspired those with whom he
was associated with confidence
that pnined him n position Of leader
ship. It was this trait Of rkarnct-
er that won for him appointments to
chairmanships Of committees Of I'm
portance that carried with them both
power and influence and made his
S@vics and counsel sought In the
great problems Of state and county
affairs. You will make no mistake
in casting your vote and using your
Influence for Senator Staley. and ~
a matter Of fact. you owe him this
debt Of gratitude and appreciation.
MAKE IT UNANIMOUS!
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28
A LETTER TO THE VOTERS or
JEFFERSON COUNTY FROM
JOSEPH R. CRUISE, DEMO.
CRATIC CANDIDATE FOR RE.
Preventative.

To the Voters of jefferson County
Being unable to get out and meet
the voters Of jefferson County, l
make the following announcement:
have lived in Jefferson County
for the past 25 years, Is years in
the mountains and IL years in the
valley-20 years as q farmer and
stock raiser. At present ! am run
ming a dairy, with farming and the
breeding Of purebred cattle.
I ame thoroughly acquainted with
conditions in jefferson courty and
know what the people are up
against. have been a member Of
the board Of county commissioners
for the past four years, and as a
board we have paid off an indebt-
edness Of 100000. We have pur-
chased 9 road graders, 5 small road
machines, Wallace Cub tractor, 1
government truck and body, freight
$1,095.00, 3 Ford machines, 1 for
county commissioners, for county
agent and 1 for county farm. We
have put in some corrugated cul-
verts and tile and cement culverts
in nearly all road districts in the
county. We have surfaced and
graded many miles of road, in most
places with the help of property
owners. We increased the pay Of
road man and team from $3.50 per
day to $500 per day, and extra man
and team from $500 to $3.50 per
day. The board hes looked after
county affairs the same as they
would their own private business.
and II elected to the 23d. General
Assembly / will work at all times
for the best interests of the people
o Jefferson county, the same as in
the past four years.
don't think it right for the
farmer to pay freight on his wheat
to Kansas City and the consumer to
pay freight on his flour from Kan
sas City to Denver, which both now
do. Tho producer should have the
freight on wheat and the consumer
freight on flour. The producer
should have a better grading sys-
TEN. There are more than twenty
ways of grading wheat, and all Of
them are against the producer.
am in favor Of state hail in
surance law, at cost, the farmer, to
pay cost. Those who do not wish
to carry the insurance can withdraw
at any time.
am in favor of more and better
roads, with a system Of building and
maintaining same.
The dairy interests should be pro-
tected il ice-cream manufacturers
are to continue making cream out
Of eastern butter and skim milk.
1t should be labelled as to its true
character.
If elected, l will pledge myself to
vote for the best interests of the
people, and will take orders from no
one except the people,
JOSEPH r. CRUISE.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28

All Colorado Educational and Penal lnstitu-
tions will be deprived of money badly needed
for their proper maintenance, if the state is to
be burdened with Tunnel debt of $ls,55O, 900
as specified in Amendment No. 5. And com.
petent engineers assert that this sum will only
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28

Public Officials and School Teachers will be Handcapp
in Getting More Pay If Tunnel Bill Passes.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28
W. L. BOATRICHT
Of Jefferson County.
Republican Candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Eirst Judicial District
First Judicial District

W. l.. Boatright is Al years old.
has been resident Of Colorado for
25 years and practiced law for 22
years. In that time has had wide
experience ut the bar and handled
many cases. which, fit him ideally
for the office of District Attorney.
Has been a resident and taxpayer of
Jefferson county for past ten years.
Has owned and operated ranches in
jefferson and Adams counties fo-
many years and knows the problems
confronting the farmer and stock
man. Has been interested in mining
in Colorado for many years and is
educating one of his sons In the
Colorado School Of Mines. He be-
it~ves that our American institutions.
custos.s And laws nre the best in the
world and tsast all Americans should
respect and obey t&srn; that ell vio-
lators Of law should be prosecuted
equally before the courts. tsrespo,- :
tive. OF their standing and influence.
and II elected stands pledged to sup.
port these principles to the bes. of
bib ability without fear or favor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For President
JAMES N. cox
Of OAie
Fer Vies.Psssidsnt
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
Of New York
For Presidential Electors
HARRY E. CHURCHILL
Weld County
FRANK L. BISHOP
Dsavss ceu.ty
MRS. L. r. RHODES
Larinsr County
MRS. CARRIE ST. CLAIR NAPIER
Carfisld County
w. D. KELSEY
Phillips County
L. A. DUKE
Pueblo County
STATE TICKET
United States Senator
FULLY SCOTT
Representative in Congress
SAMUEL ]. BURRIS
Judge Of Supreme Court
FRED G. FOLSOM
Governor
JAMES N. COLLINS
Lieutenant Governor
EDWARD E. ANDERSON
Secretary Of State,
JAMES R. NoLAND
Auditor Of State
RAY PRICE
State Treasurer
WILLIAM TANNER
Attorney General 4
MORRISON SHAFROTH
0upt. Of Public Instruction
MARRY c. C. BRADFORD
Regent Of the University Of Colo.
rado-
MINNIE L. HARDING
EDWARD c. STIMSON
Regents Of the University Of Colo.
rado to fill Vacancy-Four Yeal
Term
FRED ". STOW
ANNIE E. HYDER
Regent Of the University of Colo
RADIO to fill Vacancy-Two Year
Term
FRIEDRICH d. ANDERSON
District Attorney, the First Judic-
ial District
WILLIAM s. MCGINTIE
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28
Who Are the Selfish Promoters =?

The Communion which has put this Tunnel
Bill up to the voters of Colorado is composed
Of five men,. Its chairman and directing, con-
trolling head is W. G. Evans, former president
Of that benevolent institution known The
Denver Tramway Co. He is now President Of
the corporation that owns very large amount
Of securities Of the Moffat Railroad. Three
other members Of the commission are residents
Of Moffst Road territory, and one of them,
J. W. Gary, owns immense area of land A.
long the Moffat Road.
Besides MIR. Evans security holding company,
Denver and Wall Street Banks the stock
and bonds Of the Moffat Road. A tunnel
would increase their value. The intetesh be.
hind this scheme have ample funds to build the
tunnel IL IL would really be able TO pay the
interest on Its cost. They know that the Moi.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28
Presbyterian Church
Clinton Reed pasto-

~. Clinton Reed, Pastor.
b'oie School at 9:45 A. M,
Service for Worship and Preach
ing OF the Word IL A. M.
Evening Gospel service 1880.
are you interested in knowing
VINO VIII be our Ruler for the next
io"r years? Then certainly you
should be interested in knowing who
VIII some day be Earth's Ruler for
1000 years.
lone out next Sabbeth and hear
"na' uod says about these things.
sunday Oct. 81, II a. m. The
revelation of Jesus Christ. II Tbess
LIST. Chapter.
Sunday, Oct. 81, 7:so p. m., The
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28

fat Tunnel would cost nearer s25Oo0,0ooo 90
than the $le,5S0, 100000 asked for in the Bill,
and thoy know that the MoffHt Railroad, run.
ming into a sparsely settled country. cannot
pay for the use of the tunnel anywhere near
enough to meet the interest on its cost, let
alone supply sinking funds to pay off the
bonds. They therefore ask the Taxpayers Of
Colorado to assume this burden, and proof Of
this is in Section ga of tho Tunnel Bill which
PROVIDES FOR A STATE TAX LEVY "for
the payment Of the principal and interest on
said bonds"
II this Tunnel aill carries, Il will be the came
placing 4 big mortgage your home, and
on the homo Of every other taxpayer in Colo.
RADIO, for the financial benefit Of a eoterie Of
Railroad Promoters. Denver Trrmway Manip.
ulotors, Wall Street and Denver Banks
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28
Supplement to ARMADA ENTERPRISE, Oct 28|

Revelation of ANTI Christ. ii Thess
End. Chapter.
Wednesday Nov. 3rd., 7:3O p. m.
Latter Day Living. II Thess. 3rd.
Chapter. =:
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28
Baptist Church

Baptist Church
Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Morning Ser ice-11 o'clock.
B. Y. P. U. at $3.50 P. M.
Preaching Service at 7:3O P. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1880.
Subject for the the morning SER
vice will be, "a Sure Way Of
Enlarging."
Subject for evening. Borrowed
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28

School teachers, public officials, state officers
and employees, officials of judicial districts,
city and county officer. and the head and
employees Of state institutions arc getting low
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28

er salaries in Colorado than in other states,
but how they be given increases If
Colorado must raise the millions demanded by
the Tunnel Bill?
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28

be demanded before even the Moffat Tunnel
can be completed. One great engineer says
that it will take at least $2s.O00.oo0 to build
the Moffat Tunnel alone.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28

Building permanent concrete public roads in
all parts Of Colorado would be an indefinitely
better way Of spending $l5,ooo,ooo to s3o,.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28
Tunnel Bill Handicaps Good Road Building in State

100000 If the state ever feels that il can AZ.
ford such a debt and tho consequent taxation
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28

Christian Sci.
Christian Science ser]
Sunday morning at W.
Adelaide Streets. at 1,1
Sunday 81 School at s:|
Wednesday meetings
p. m. Every one is W,
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-28

Mr.. John J. webbel
solo in the evening en-
is Heaven"
Everyone welcome
vices.
REV. W. F. q
The Washington herald., 1920-03-26
Reserves Decision In Suit
Of City to Start Bus Line

New York. March 25.-At the con-
ciusion Of the arguments by Louis
MARSHALL and Corporation Counsel
william p. Burr in the Hylan mu-
niclpal bus suit this afternoon, the
court gave the attorneys until rext
tuesday to exchange afidavits w tn
directions tfat b lie be exch n ed
and filed on Thursday rext He then
reserved deciii,n.
Corporation Counsel Burr contend
ed that TIE Injunction the taxpayer
sought failed t. specify that q
city-operated bus lines causei any
financial loss to the taxraye s. a d
therefore It could net st nd. L uis
Marshall, arguing for the injunc-
tion, said the city inspectors and su-
pervisors for the bus Ines sur ~
cost TIE taxpayers money. and he
could prove it.
Burr sad the city Rad a right to
establish motor bus II e. WREN the
trolley lines abandoned service: tn t
the necessity could not be met in
any other way, and il was not e.
quired to go to the State le Is a.
ture for permission in tie ma tie I,
rs Marshall contended.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-26
WOOD FORCES
ACTIVE IN N. ].
Efforts Made to Get Senator
Edge to Indorse Soldier
Candidate.

Atlantic City, N. J.. March 25.-
Senator Walter z. Edges noncom-
initial attitude toward Maj. Gen.
Leonard Woods Presidential can
didacy as one of the prospective
big Four" delegates from New
Jersey to the Republican national
convention brought an unexpected
counter-stroke from the Wood
camp in New Jersey.
Aiming, evidently. tosforce an i'm
mediate declaration from the Sena-
tor, Wood managers carried the
fight into Mr.. Edges home city.
Wood nomination papers were
placed in he hands of lieutenants
of the county machine and widely
circulated, with the result that
hundreds of signatures of support
ers of Senator Edge were obtained
for the soldier candidate In a few
hours.
Gen. Woods cause Is said to have
the Endorsement of Representative
Isaac Bacharach and of Enoch L.
johnson, Supreme Court clerk, who
Is regarded as Senator Edges chief
lieutenant in South Jersey as well
as the acknowledged county leader.
He was Mr.. Edges campaign man
ager in his light for the Senator
ship.
public Ledger Seryice.)