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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-18
oatmeal clearu the skin.

Our grandmOthers used to dose their
young folks with some OF the most hor-
rible connections ito clean the blood"
Many Of these remedies seem out Of
the question entirely with us, but some
OF them were efficacious and simple.
one OF these last mentioned Is oatmeal
water. To make il put heaping Ia
blespoonful OF fine oatmeal into tum-
bier Of cold water. Allow II 10 stand
all night, and in the morning stir It up
well. Let the thlckest part settle
again and then drink the clear part
This should be continued for two or
three weeks, and II will clean the com
plexion remarkably.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-18
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Cleaning six skirts.

The manner Of washing or cleaning
the new silk skirts now so generally
worn Is quite a problem. The proper
treatment for a skirt is TO rub IL gently
between the hands In lukewarm water
In which white or CASTLE soap has been
dissolved Squeeze the water out with
moderate pressure and rinse in tepid
water. II IL a good idea TO add 10 the
rinslng water a few drops OF coloring
matter the color OF the skirt. This col.
oring can be obtained Of a druggist,
and as washing always robs silk Of
some amount Of It's brightness this adj
dition viii be appreciated. Iron when
damp, frst placing thin piece OF mus
lin over the silk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-18

Boil ssvel or eight potatoes and use
before shet are cold. Chop half an
onlon and put into a pan with enough
water 90 cover the bottom. Season
with pepper and salt. cooking until the
water sim mers. Add three tablespoon
fuls Of butter and when II IL melted q
Tablespoonful Of vinegar. Slice the pO-
tatoea and pour the dressing on them.
aerytNg aOt.
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rIlrrNa aEp SPRING.

plyoted to pne vide of the frame and
IL connected at both ends with spring
clamps. When the bed spring ls ealsed
the clamps bold it in a raised position,
so that the entire oyerhaullng Of the
bedstead bsc1mes an easy matter. An
additional advantage lies in the fact
that the door beneath the bedstead can
also be eaSily cleaned without the ne
eessity o. gushing the bed to all parts
Of the road, TO get ct X
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-18

III IT'S my heart" answered Agatha,
you've stolen II without waiting for
me 20 give II 20 you" and she smiled
at him hra,ely and sweetly through
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-18
Ramsdu Eor WAX Exan.

A simple remedy for weak eyes IL
what 10 known as a solution OF boraclc
acid, which Is no more or less than
powdered borax. Put heaplng tea
spoonful in an ordinary lumber Of
pure water and let II thoroughly dis
solve. Then apply to the eyes with the
fingers. Never use q sponge or cloth.
Let II dry on the eyes. Use II FIRST be-
fore retiring and after rising or at any
other time. 1t lie no exaggeration to
say II acts like magic, relieving the
congestion and Frightening the eyes r.
markably.
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aaughtsr's watch. You had to come
back. while she was alone. you scoun.
drel, aud try TO rob my house. Search
his pockets, Agatha
Agatha besltated
search his pockets. glrly' Mr.. An
derson repeated This time Agatha
obeyed. She had never seen her father
in such towering rage
sOhg' she cried suddenly. oh, be
did steal IL. Here Il is" and she drew
the little Jeweled timepiece from one
Of the mans pockets.
The young man made a frantic ef-
fort to speak. and Mr. Anderson re-
leased his grip on his throat slightly.
''weli, what have you to say for
yourAeifT' be demanded hArshiy.
I'm not q thief" Mr. Black said
huskiiy. Il wish to explain how /
came by the watch. Your daughter
must have dropped II this afternoon
outside the locksmith's. The man In
the cigar store found II on the side
walk, and when | went back with the
keys be gave II 10 me and asked me
20 find out IL II belonged TO this young
lady"
"a pretty story" commented Aga
tha's father With a sneer Agatha,
ring up the police Wait a minute"
be added az the doosbeil rang. That's
Bainbridge. Run aud let him In"
''Uncieg' exclaimed the prisoner as
Mr.. cambridge crossed the library
threshold.
why, Roger" returned the latter.
what does this meanT'
Agatha laughed hysterically. Then
you aren't Mr.. Black, after all. and
your story is true" she cried.
The young man shook himself as
u to get free Of the horrible effects
Of the last few minutes.
mo" be answered, with e feeble at
tempt at a smile, TIN my uncie's
namesake, Roger cambridge ID, with
my compliments"
"And to think" RFoaned cambridge
senior, "that I've been out setting the
police ON the track Of my own neph-
owF'
''That isn't half 70 bad AZ choking
him." was Mr., Anderson's ruefui com
ment.
some months after this dramatic lit
lie incident Agatha discovered that she
had been robbed again. This time she
felt sure young Mr.. cambridge was
guilty, but She shrank from facing him
with the accusation. She was saved
that ordeal, however, by the sudden
full confession OF the criminal himself.
Agatha" he announced very seri-
ously one evening after dining with
her, what would you say II told
you ! have really been trying TO steal
something from your
Agatha started. why" she an
severed. ''Td rather give you anything
u mine than have you steal 1t"
"Are you sure, Agatha I" asked Rog-
a.. looking az her tenderiy. yet search.
lngly. Its very precious thing
want. -'-'asavssst .s.ssss-..--
III IT'S my heart" answered Agatha,
you've stolen II without waiting for
me 70 give II 20 you. and she smiled
at him hrately and sweetly through
her hlnHhes -
lie folded her close 10 him. I'm
awfuily afraid" be said laughing soft
" IN BIS great Joy, that your father
viii choke ne Ia earnest this time"
Agatha laughed. too for. as she said.
love can afford 10 laugh at locksmiths.
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Fer Psr.plrlnn Hand,.

When the hands persplre too freely
Try upon them wash containing ten
grains Of fannie acid. half an ounce Of
simple tincture OF benxoln. two oHnces
OF elder flower water md three ounces
Of rosewater. This lotion Is said to he
cooling 20 the hands and 70 remave the
damp, uncomfortable feeling.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-18
cloanlnu win Starch Passe.

To clean fancy denim or cretonne
sota pillow covers where soap and wa.
ter cannot be used make a thick paste
Of starch and water and cover the soil
and stained surface. Let Il remain TN
al perfectly dry. when II can be brush.
ed on. Repeat the operation II the
sttins have not disappeared entirely.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-18

Tableeloths should be folded down
the eenter with the right side outside
and each selvage turned back toward
tho center Iron each fold. then the
center until quite dry; roll cloth
up lightly without pressure 10 avoid
creasss both ways. The fringes Of
doIfiea should not be starched. but
eomhed out against a hard surface.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-18

4 recent invention renders easier one
OF the most disagreeable tasks Of the
housewife -thst Of cleaning the bed
stead. Lifting the springs is hard
work. The Inventor has endeavored
TO make this part of the work easy by
designing the fitting bed spring shown
here. In this bedstead the spring is
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-18

To whiten clothes that have become
very yellow soak the clothes IN butter
milk. allowing them to remain in the
milk for several hours. Wash with
soap IN tepid water and rinse IN cold
water.
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Zee An nna,.an El.nn

n you wish to cover your aoor with
llnolaEm and the boards are warped,
al ~ uneven places with sand and
y0HR nnOleum win not become worn.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04
HYDRAULIC RAN Mk.
VIII Lift Water for Sprink-
ling Purposes.

| The hydraulic ram ordered hv the
city council to raise water for snrink-
ling purposes arrived Monday and q
being set up on the ditchbank near
All Hunts residence.
The machine will be curiosity To
many people who have never seen
one at work, for it is a novel and
very effective water lifting device
Unlike a much advertised Dill. It not
only works while you sleep. but al
the time, and never gets tired III
has no wheels, gears, pump or me
chanism of any kind. The only re-
qulsite is small fall of water and
presto, water pours out Of its mouth
IN strong and steady stream. re-
qulring no attention whatever.
The ram has capacity of $50. 900
gallons every "a hours. 1t will raise
water into a 1900 gallon tank erect
d not far away. from which Street
sprinkler Powers will secure his
water supply for sprinkling. Art
Wells, who is erecting the machine.
xpects to have it ready for opera
ion Friday.
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DRY BUCK.

| Cliff and Levi Greene went t.
Boise Monday. They took load q
clear lumber from Pugh's mill for
the city market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fincher and daugh-
ter Minnie came home from Boise
valley Wednesday.
DR., Skippen has made several
visits to Dry Buck this week on ac-
count of the serious illness of Albert
Jones. He pronounces the disease
mountain fever,
Mrs. Jones, mother of Albert
Jones, the sick young man, came
home from Boise valley Thursday.
She was accompanied by her son
Walter and family from Star.
Mr.. Warner began work as night
watchman at Reeds mill this week.
Charles Skippen and sons of Will
low creek returned home Thursday.
Mr.. Skippen has bought a tract of
land near Zimmerman's mill of Fred
Vahlberg.
The usual number of campers en-
route for Long Valley and Payette
Lakes, may be seen on the road |
these days. All sorts and conditions
Of people camp at night by the road |
side enjoying the mountain al air land and
The delicious spring water, - -''
Frank Moulton of Brownlee was
hauling lumber from Zimmerman's
mill this week.
Fred Zimmerman hauled several
oads Of dressed lumber to Sweet the
irst of the week,
All arrangements are made for
rood old fashioned celeh- al
!. Everybody 10 :. -tation July
'~-v - interested and the
ling Io!ks are rehearsinc tbe;r .
ida,s. 'arts on the program, While their their
aae aaers are preparing for a picnic
ssgsL e satisfy the vents of the in
er man. "e '''
ied zimmerman is taking in the
'.le4 OF Boise, Caldwell, Emmett
nd Pearl this week. :
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PINEHURST

The neighbors who went to Bois,
are all back home again except Mr.
Moore and he will get round some
time in the early fall. no doubt.
The fall sowed grain is not look,
ing very well here, but that which
was sowed this spring looks all right.
Mrs. thinner has returned home.
Ground squirrels have been num-
erous and very troublesome. DOGS
cats, guns and traps have diminished
the number somewhat, but the fun
erals were well attended by mem
oers OF the same family and exter-
nlnation seems very difficult.
If a body see a body
Riding through the town
On a neighbor's bald-faced nag,
Why need body frown?
Should the rider chance to be
A pretty girl-of course
Any neighbor'd gladly loan
His good old bald faced horse.
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SWEET.

Our postmaster has moved into
his new building and we now have
an up-to-date postoffice of which We
are proud.
| Dad Bailey spent last Sunday at
Meridian, visiting his brothers, D.
L. and l.. H. They are getting along
fine.
Sweet is fixing for good time on
the Fourth and all who desire good
time in its purity should come.
All are busy at the hay and fair
crop is being cut. Hands are
scarce, but we will change around
and get the girls to help and we will
make it all right.
Walter Bailey is down from Dry
Buck and is helping D. E. Baldwin
with his hay.
We had a pony race down the
road for a little amusement last
week.
Billy Smith, our barber, is making
llce improvements on his dwelling |
house.
Mr., Dowel has returned from
lewiston.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04
A L0NG-FELT WANT


Is Supplied at Last in Emmett.
| Ever have itching piles?
Not sick enough to go to bed; moi
well enough to be content.
The constant itching sensation
Spolls your temper, nearly drives
you crazy.
You can have relief and cure if
you will follow the advice of local
citizen.
j. Schally, the well known car
penter living just past the north end
OF Pocatello, says: While | have
never used Doan's Kidney Pills |
have used Doan's Ointment and con-
slder 1t worth its weight in gold for
what it is advertised for. For seven
or eight years | suffered tortures
from itching piles and nothing |
used did me any good. | THOUGHT
at times | would go wild from the
aggravatlng complaint. Hearing
Doan's Kidney Ointment recon.
mended by friend, | procured a
box at a drug store. The first an |
pllcatlon gave relief almost instant |
y and SO cent box cured me. RI
nave recommended Doan's Kidney
Jntment to many of my friends,
md l know of a case of eczen q
which the use of the ointment cured
completely" For sale by all deal
RS. Price SO cents. Foster-Mil-
'urn Co., Buffalo, New York. sole
gents for the United States, Re-
member the name Doans and take
10 other.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04
The Leans Win.

The Fat and Lean ball game Tues
day afternoon resulted in another
victory for the Leans and they have
been awarded the pennant, which
will be green background with the
flgures Of a Lean rampant and q
Fat couchant engraved thereon. The
score was 9 to 4. Rev. Parker and
Charles Bays constituted the battery
for the leans. and Ralph Womack
l.. +. Burton for the fats. The other
players were: Fats Meyer, Shrop-
shire, Knox, Burton, Mills, Myers.
Rogers. Leans Smith, Skinner.
Lowe, Craig, Vern Mum
day, Rundstrom. Jack Irving, UNI
pire; H. T. Davis, scorer.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04
Fourth of july Picnic

The Mormon church people have
arranged for picnic today in the
John Dewey grove east of town
There will be patriotic speeches
songs, musical selections and recita-
tions in the morning, and in the
afternoon the sports will be held
Refreshments will be served on the
grounds. No charge will be made
Tor anything except refreshments.
The grove is a cool, shady place and
everybody is invited to celebrate
there.
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Father Dempsey. who was strick.
en- with Bright's disease at Nampa
a week ago, died at a Boise hospi.
tal Monday might. Father Demp-
sey was 81 year of ages. He came to
Nampa September 25. 1903, from
Alglers, Louisiana, where he had
been aboutl 20 years. Previous to
that ne taught in Jefferson college
in Louisiana, for 10 years. He was
born IN Ireland. The deceased was
one OF the most popular priests who
ever came to Idaho. He was loved
by all who knew him and had a large
acquaintance. His funeral will be
1eld at Nampa Saturday at 10
o'clock.
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Bid. Asked.

Elsewhere in this paper is an ad-
vertlsement for bids for the CON
structlon of caves around the roof
OF OF the Wardwell school building.
The building is being seriously dam
aged by water leaking into the in
SIDE OF the school rooms and the
of caves to carry off the
water IS deemed advisable.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04
Do You Want ! a.Mo,v.r7

The best is the cheapest. The Nc
Cormlck will last longer than any
other three mowers made. They II.
ways have and they always will n
you have had no experience. ask
your neighbor who has had
You will have less trouble and less
repairs to buy. You can always get
repairs for the Mccormick. fO0K
OuT FOR HOT AIR. Remember
there are l07 Mccormick machines
made to one of any other make and
the actual cost is $3.50 more than
any other mower made.
HAWKINS HARDWARE.
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Timber Land. Act June 3. 1878
Notice For Publication.
United States Land Once.
Boise, Idaho, June sth. 1907

Roise, Idaho, June sth, 1907
Notice IS hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions OF the act or Congress OF June 3.
lsio entitled An act for the sale OF timber lands
IN the states OF California, Oregon Nevada and
asnlngton Territory" extended to ali the
PuDne Land states by act OF August 4 1892
Charles Weiside, OF Nampa. county OF Canyon
state OF Idaho has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 1919 for the purchase OF
the sWS4 OF section No, in Township No 5 N
Range No. T., and will offer proof to show tha3
the land sought IS more valuable for It's tim6ss
or stone than for agricultural gyrpsses and
10 estaoilsh his claim TO saiA Iald before Reg
istef ana receiver az Elise, Idaho on Wednes-
day, the nth GaS 81 September 1907
I,s nSIses as Witnesses:
smith j. So1le OF Emmett, Idaho. Sarah Dor
say, Agnes j. Hede of Nampa, Idaho Beniamin
Wood OF Horseshoe Bend Idaho
ANY sno aii persons claiming adversely the
aoove-described lands are requested Ia ale their
claims IN this ONCE on Or before said lin day Of
September, 1907
Aaalses T sNlTH, Pc
gister.
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LENS clothes eleaued re.,air.
! 1,ad prened It John Barbour s fsila
kay Bin came up IRON poatey1
yeteriay to visit his vie a. -
parents.
Or. Reynoids returned from vsr.
nnla Yesterday and wns accosn,
PANIED b. his wife.
We have the ssnall repeiy. a.,
n I1o 81 the mowers nov ia use
A lawn SOCIAL viii be b.ld Il tho
residence Of E. e. Hunt next Thur
DAY evening, July IL. Everyone IS
invited.
We have received our stock ~
and have 4 very CON-
piete line OF al kinda. Cali and IN
'pect them. Hawkins, Hardware
D. L. Rhodes. an attorney from
owa. arrived the first Of the week
md has decided to open . law ofssce |
2 this city. He will have Offices with I
:. A. DeClark. "'s'
Rev. Magruder left Monday for
tampa. where he joined the excur-
ION 10 Spokane to attend the inter |,
Z atlonai convention Of the B. p
J. society, to which he is q delerate
Mr.. and Mrs. VT. Craig are eniov
g 2 visit from a number of former
loolmate. The guests are Misses
urner and Mahlm of Columbns Z
ED. Miss Kennedy of CANYON Civ :
oise. "a
Grandma Patrick, mother of Y
rs. Abe Miller and Mrs. Clint !
own, fell on the sidewalk Tues- r
y and fractured her leg near the z z
Ugh and severely wrenched the =
1scles. She will be 80 wears old q
~ a and is the second Oldest n 7,
sldent OF the city. Her condition !, u
serious. al
The finest line of negligee shirts
and gents furnishings at John
rbour's. '
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04
Quinn Fuller in CUSTODY.

Tuesday night Quinn Fuller, who a
few weeks ago escaped from Black
foot asylum, was found at the home
OF his mother-in-law, Mrs. Shapley,
where his family is staying, and was
taken into custody by Constables
Woods and Ames. Sheriff Thorp came
over from Caldwell yesterday after
him. He will be returned to Black
foot.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04
Taks the Postua.tsrs Word for II.

Mr.. F. M. Hamilton, postmaster
at Gherryvale. Ind. keeps also a
STOCK OF general merchandise and
patent medicines. He says: Cham
perlaIn,s Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is standard here IN its
line. 1t never fails to give satisfac-
non and we could hardly afford to
Davis. - -
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Clean Up.

All residents of the Village of EN-
nett are hereby notified to cut the
weeds and grass in front of their
property, in compliance with Ordin-
ance No. Al, which provides penalty
OF not exceeding 500 for failure to
90 so. This order applies to every
owner. tenant or occupant of real
property in the village. By order of
W. B. BANKS, Marshal.
Notice.
Having formed partnership with
Or. Reynolds, April l, wish to close
my accounts prior to that date. All
persons indebted to me before that
tune will please call and settle either
by cash or note and oblige.
K. II. GREENE, M. d.
Heating stoves. cook stoves and
'anges at John Bane's.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04
For Roads on Bench.

W. M. Wayman is circulating a
petition among the farmers on the
bench to present to the county com
missioners with the object of secur
ing county roads on that tract. He
Is meeting with encouragement.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04
All The Wnrld

knows that Ballard's Snow Liniment
has no superior for Rheumatism,
Stiff Joints, Cuts, Sprains, Lumbago
and all pains. Buy it, try it, and
you will always use it. Any body
who has used Ballard's Snow Lini-
ment IS a living proof of what it does.
All we ask of you is to get trial
bottle. Sold by B. B. Davis. Price
25, soc and 81. 90
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04
sarI-Emmett
LINE
Mondays, Thursdays
and SATURDAYS.

Leaves Pearl at 7:30 a. m., MAX
ing close connections with morning
train from Emmett. Returns lame
day. Baggage and Express carried.
Emmett Office at depot.
Pearl Office at Postoffice.
Stage line run in connection with
Pearl Livery Stable.
FRANK REER, Proprietor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04
TrAinload of Sheen.

Andrew Little will start for Chi
eago tomorrow with a trainload of
70 cars loaded with sheep. He will
be accompanied by Dave Murray,
Frank and Deloss Knox.
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A PITCHERS BATTLE.
Weiser Loses in Eleventh Ir-
ming on Wild Throw.

The game between Caldwell an,
! Weiser Sunday was won in the It'll
y inning by the former team by
score secured on an error, the rul
being the only one made by either
team.
Never before in the state Of Idaho
has such pitchers battle been
fought ona baseball diamond. Hig-
ginbotham Of Aberdeen, the star
twirler of the Pacific Northwest
League, who has just won IA games
out of a possible 16, was the man
who saved the day for Caldwell. He
was in excellent form and struck out
II men and never walked a man.
He was secured by Caldwell for this
special game and his work was al
most perfect. He was caught by
Hanson, the man who has been do
ing the backstop work for Nampa.
But johnson, the kid wonder who
has been attracting attention from
all over the country, was not phazed
by being pitted against such metal
as the Northwest star. He struck
out Is men and walked four. He
was the least bit flighty at the first
but it was only for short time. 1t
IS declared by many that if he had
received the support given Higgin-
botham he would have won the
game.
Besides Higginbotham and Han
son, Caldwell had two other outside
men in the persons of Herwig, the
crack hitter from Spokane, and
Sturgeon of Butte, who played sec !,
ond for Caldwell and was the life of q
the infeld. Herwig played in the a
outfield.
Sturgeon was the lucky man who M
made the run in the eleventh. 1t was L
4 sensational climax to sensational III
game. He was the first batter up.
de hit slow one to short, which he "a
,eat out. Hammond came next and vi
rot a nice hit over third and Stur-
,eon advanced two bases, putting ca 80
i'm on third. Herwig was the next an
o face Johnson and knocked an easy m:
ne to Childers, who had oceans of
ime to send the sphere to the plate, Bu
ut he made poor throw and struck WI
turgeon in the back. the ball rolling
# into the diamond. roe
Once in the tenth inning things NC
'oked rosy for Weiser, but they did l.
ot hold up. hn, tic
Before the game was called pro- !,
st was made by the manager of the T ~
'eiser team against Hanson catch
G. President j. B. Gowan of the -
ague decided that the protest
Unld not stand. The objection was i
ade on the grounds that Hanson p
as playing for Nampa, but the Boi
anager of the Caldwell team had a clea
'itten release for Hanson from the the
lmpa manager, M
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-07-04

Regular preaching service Sunday
at Martins hall where the presby-
terian people worship. by the pastor,
S A Parker. You are cordially ~
ed to worship God wifi .-.Slt-
school one b. US. Sunday
.our before at 10 O'Clock.