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hau round her an hour before, and
still she sat there after his departure
with wistful. dreamy eyes fixed on
the flashing sails beyond the break wa
ter.
Hello, little cousinl Been looking
everywhere for you. might have
guessed you'd be somewhere by the
sad sea waves" jeffrey Littleton
swung himself to seat beside her and
gathered a handful OF white pebbles
from the crannies of the rocks.
He was a slightly built. rather good
looking young man with eyes placed a
triie close together and a small rose
bud mouth like girls. He caught
Miss NineeHts sun Drowned hand
with an air of possession that changed
TO CONSERVATION as she pulled it has
tily away.
II am only your fourth cousin, JEFF
frey" she said petulantlN
1T Is quite evident that you wish
the relationship was still more dis
tant," he said ruefully He took care
full aim at stone down on the waters
edge and shot white pebble down
ward. How do you like Miss Wen.
dell?" he asked with elaborate care
lessness.
''She is charming!' cried Helen en-.
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1 Ath
Enthusiastically. 81 like her immensely
/ You know we were at school together
although In different classes"
Handsome what do you think u
jeffrey asked,
"She is lovely" said Miss Vincent,
looking curiously at him. For the
first time since their engagement three
years before jeffrey was showing in
terest in another woman.
How gladly she would have well
coined the diversion during the last
twelve months of her awakening to
what love really meant But. no;
jeffrey had been devoted lover, ap-
parently blind TO her growing indiffer-
euce toward him
The fact that their betrothal was
family affair and as yet unannounced
would have made 1t easier for her to
have told him the truth and thus
broken Off the engagement, but GER
tain pity for him had stilled the words
that had so often trembled on her lips.
for only since the advent of Richard
Hilton into her world had she known
what love was--that sweet upland
path that one knows instinctiyely
leads % heights OF blss-heights
wherce 1t takes a lifetime to descend.
IT was the old story of a pledged
word and a love come too late. She
had turned Hilton away and-Jefrey !
was speaking again in slow, hesitat- I
ing way. very unlike his usual man
ner.
aYou remember that day In Rome
when we were looking in the window
of old Riconi. the goldsmith. and we
both saw the-ring?n He touched her
nnger gently with one hand.
"Yes.' she said little breathlessly.
1t was not often that Jeffrey spoke OF
such matters. Their engagement had
been singularly free from sentiment.
rAnd you admired its quaint setting,
and so l bought it and we called it an
engagement ring" he went on lightly.
ut Is needless to relate that the houses
OF Vincent and Littleton rejoiced great
~ and that our boy and girl attach
ment settled into q Darby ard Joan
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In Memoriam.

WHEREAS The All. Wise Rul.
er Of the Universe has summoned
from this life, Blanche, the eldest
daughter of Brother and Sister
Waring. We know not why a
little bud should be snatched now,
but we shall know hereafter:
BIZ 1T RESOLVED. That il is
but just tribute to the memory Of
the departed TO say, in regreting
he. removal from our midst, that
we sincerely condole with the fam
ilv of our little friend ia the dis.
pensation with which it has pleas
ed the Divine Providence to afflict
them. and commend them for conso-
lation to Him who orders all things
Tor the best and whose chastise-
ments are meant i'll mercy
BE II FURTHER RESOLVED
at this testimonial Of our heartfelt
sympathy and sorrow be sent our
stricken Brother and Sister and
a copy be spread upon the minutes
OF our lodge.
Sleep on in thy beauty,
Thou sweet angel child,
By sorrow unblighted
And by sin undefled.
Like the dove to the Ark
Thou hast flown TO thy rest,
From the wild sea of strife
To the home of the blest.
Submitted on behalf of the Off
,ers and members of Emmett Re
'ekah lodge number 81. |. 0. O. +.
Mathilda Peterson, Emma Banks
md Ona Nahlberg. Committee.
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will give best results.
When to Spray.

On lawns do not spray until two
or three days after cutting and dc
not NOW the lawn until two OF
three days after spraying. Spray
on bright, sunshiny days The
lawn should be prepared for spray
ing by thoroughly watering pre-
ceding the spraying so that it
would not need 10 be watered for
two or three days after spraying.
Select any day when il is not liable
to rain within the next day or two
as heavy rain Immediately follow
ing will DESTROY the weed killing
power.
Whatever the method used for
of the dandelion. a
fresh supply of blue seed scattered
on the lawn each June and Septem-
Der will surely repay the cost,
Care should be taken to observe
hat the seed does not contain
OF dandelion or plantain
,eeds.
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TO KILL DANDELI0Ns
Chemical Spray Discovered
Which Will Easily Eradi-
cate the Nuisance.
/ From North Dakota Workman. J

FROM ~ OitH DdkOld NOlkHhb'
Fortunately. late experiments in
dictate that a new method OF tight
ing dandelions will eventually give
marked success. III fact the man
who is sufficiently patient and
uresistent TO make success in any
work which demands constant OBJ
servation and constant redoing at
the right time, will have no diff
Guilty in maintaining weed Tree
lawn. The dandelion may be
eradicated in blue grass lawns, III
parks and meadows and road sides
without injury to the grass by
means of chemical sprays properly
applied and applied at the right
time. This does not mean that
they will stay out As near as the
writer can state. from the work he
has done. it Will be necessary to
spray the lawns IN the region OF
Fargo Approximately once month
to once in six weeks throughout
the wear in order to hold the dande.
lion completely in check During
the present season four times spray
ing has completely disposed OF
heavy growth of new dandelions
aud sent the daudelions OF more
than one year S growth into winter
without any foliage to supply them
food for the coming year This
does not mean that there will be no
dandelions on that lawn the COM
ing year but IT does mean that with /
proper spraying machine and eight I
hours labor the lawn has apparent
ly b,,en freed from dandellons. OF
course there will be millions of
wind blown seeds which will yet
germinate and there are many old
roots which have not been com
pletelv smothered because the pro-
cess of starvation has not been con
iuued sufficiently long. However
the writer can safely vouch for the
statement that spraying when prop
efly undertaken is much cheaper
means of disposing of this pest in
lawns than any other mode now in
use. and that the grass need in no
way be injured. The writer was
able to prepare solution and prop !
erly spray an area OF approximately
! 20 feet by 20 feet III two hours ]
time II would, of course. be i'm
to cut bat few dandeli,ns in
his time. Plantain, though more
hardy also gradually dies out un-
ler the spraying. q
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What to Use

The most satisfactory substance
for general work en- dandelions
and miscellaneous roadside weeds
IS iron sulphate. used at the rate
OF approximately two pounds for
each gallon of water. On lawns
for dandelions alone where a hand
machine is used the strength of
one-third to one and one-half
pounds per gallon will be found
to give the desired results, though,
if the dandelionsa are large, and
coarse and the grass hardy two
pounds for each gallon Of water
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In Memoriam.

WHEREAS the Supreme RnleI
OF the Universe in his wisdom ha.
seen fit to lake from our midst the
father of our Sister Matte Soult
who lives at Brownlee.
WHEREAS, he was a man who
was we'll loved by all who knew
him. As he will be sadly missed
from their midst, he was an affec.
tionate father and eongenial neigh
bor.
THEREFORE, IT is RESOI.V-
Ed, That we extend our heartfelt
sympathy to our Borrowing Sister
in this, her sad bereavement.
RESOLVED, that these resolu-
tons be spread upon the minutes
of this lodge and the secretary be
instructed to transmit a copy of
these resolutions to Our beloved
Sister under the seal of the lodge,
also 10 The Emmett Index for pub
LEGATION.
las hard to break the tender
chord
Where love has bound the heart,
1t is hard, so hard, TO speak the
words.
Must We forever part.
Dearest loved one we have laid
thee
In the peaceful graves embrace
BUT thy memory shall pe cherished,
Till we see thy heavenly face.
Cyanth a Stokesbery, Josephine
Waring and Matilda Peterson.
Committee.
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The Barber Hit II.

b one of his visits to Londor
chin, the great violinist, entered {
Der shop for shave The barber
not know him and eyed his flowing
KS with the air of man who knew
1t what he would do to them when
he got his customer in the chair.
Hair cut, sir?" he demanded, with O
tone that called for an affirmative an
swer.
The yirtuoso signified his perfect sat
isfaction with the length of his hir-
suite adornment.
Just little long at the back" the
barber insinuated as he adjusted the
cloth.
Joachim explained that he liked it
silent for awhile.
Rather thin on top, SIR" he said,
conveying his own idea that to sacri-
fee length to thickness was poor policy.
But Joachim glared at the barber and
tossed his lionlike name. The barber
scraped away for awhile in a moody,
discontinued fashion. But it was hard
to discountenance him.
Better let me trim the edges for
you, sir. Just half an inch all around"
Joachim remained firm, however, and
then the barber, losing what little tact
and Ingenuity he had, vented his feel
ings in the most scathing expression
of contempt that suggested itself to his
tonsorial mind with:
We'll, of course, If you want to look
like a German musician it's nobody's
business but your own
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Notice for Publication.

I, Edwin L. Simpson, assignee OF Veru II.
Cooh. who was asst gnee ofLuciuS A. 1rowbridEe.
OF Emmett, Idaho, who made entry No 30 under
the provisions of an act Of the legislature of
the state OF Idaho commonly known as the
carey Act, approved March =, 1889, which
embraces The So neAi. lots and OF section 4,
township o n, OF range W Boise Meridian,
90 hereby give notice OF my intention to make
final proof to establish my claim 10 the land
ABOVE described, and that / expect 10 prove
mat | have resided on, reclaimed and cultvat-
ca sald land as required by law before rep
reSentative OF state Land hoard nd Emmett
laaho, on 22nd day of August. 1905. by two OF the
Thomas 1. Rose Lee O'Quin, Fred A.
Idaho.
Edwin L, Simpson, Entryman.
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/ or happiness for such as your
She drew the brilliant ring from her
finger and held it toward him.
Wont you keep that, Helen, just fol
remembrance he asked awkwardly.
81 cannot" she said coldly, and il
dropped into his reluctant hand. Pres
emily he found himself following clear
ly defined footprints in the damp sand.
They skirted the beach and circled the
lighthouse. When they ceased Jeffrey
found himself face to face with Rich
ard Hilton.
Hello, Hiltonr' he said genially,
evading the other mans miserable
eyes. Going down the beach? If
you are | wish you'd just take this
handkerchief to my cousin-Miss Vim
cent. She's sitting on the rocks be-
yond the point" He held out morsel
of cobweb and lace
Hilton hesitated.
II don't know" he said doubtfully.
you see, I'm waiting for the 4 80
train. I'm going back to the city to-
night. Important business
We'll, all right You see, I'm going
to take that same train myself-must
catch the Lucretia tomorrow morning
going abroad for three years, and
Il guess III have time to run up
there with it, said Hilton eagerly. !
"Goodby, old mani Hope you have a
good time. Goodbyl" He swung
around the point with the fluttering |
handkerchief in his hand. Jeffrey fol-
lowed his going with strange smile
on his lips.
He opened his clinched right hand
and disclosed the curious little ring
which Helen had returned to him. AS
~ ooked at it his full lips stiffened
straight, hard lines. He lifted his
4, and there We're flash of gold
sparkle of flame before the
81 disappeared in the oncoming
N waves.
oodby. everything" he muttered
ply. Then he turned and walked
KY toward the railroad station.
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Notice for Publication.

IJtpdtImtnI OF the Interiors
Land Office "a Boise Idaho.
July -, 1903.
Notice Is hereby given 4 at Emogene G.. Soule,
Wluow oil smith n Soule, OF Sweet idaho, who,
on september II, 1903. made Homestead Entry,
no. ttf., serial No O3i1 for SEA swL, sec. 3d.
lowpship N. range E. Is NJ. ana 50 nwl4,
i9t $, see- :, township " . Range p Boise
neridlani has fled notice OF intention
70 make final five year proof TO establish
CAIN 70 the land above described, before
Wlilarn + Sinclair, q. s. Commissioner. at
1908
Claimant names as Witnesses.
Nhares w Henry, Essie p. Henry. George 2.
eFeenei Mary ~ Greene all OF Sweet, Idaho
WIN. BALDERsroN, Register,
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fatness" There was tinge Of bit
terness in his voice that caused an up
lifting of her pretty brows.
"AndT' she suggested haughtily.
Il have thought perhaps you might
have tired Of me and wanted your free
dom, only-your conscience-you know
you have q conscience. little cousin
Il am sorry, jeffrey, that my con.
science as you call it, has been the
means Of binding you to an unwelcome
contract. No; do not speak, she said
coldly. 1T is true that l would never
have been the one to break the engage
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Notice for Publication.

!, Julia A Capwell, Of Emmett Idaho, assig-
nee of Guy Flenner, who made entry No IS
lnder the provisions OF aIo act OF the legislature
)f the state OF Idaho, commonly known as the
-CareyACt, approved March 2nd. 1880 which
'mbraceS y s,l, OF section y. OF township \
Of range 3 " Is VI do hereby give notice Of nv
Intention to make final proof TO establish my
:laim to Ireland above described, and that ex-
3eci 10 prove that have resided on. reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required by law be-
tore representative OF state land board of Idaho
II Emmett, Idaho.on 18th of August. 1908 by
two OF the following witnesses:
William M Wagman, Guy Reynolds Oliver
;. Tyler, Albert I. HanSins ali of Emmett
idaho
JULIA A. CAPwELL, Entryman
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Notice TO CreJ;torz

Estate of Richard NJ Fairchild deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad
mlnlstrator OF the estate Of Richard M. FAIR
child, deceased, Co the creditors OF and all per-
sons havlng claims against the said deceased to
EXHIBIT them with the necessary vouchers, with
notice TO the said administrator at the First
National Bank al Emmett, County OF Canyon
State OF Idaho
Dated July g. 1908
Edward X Hayes, Administrator of the estateA
oil Richard NJ. Falrchld deceased
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Do You know what competition
is, We have none. Hawk ms.
Hardware,
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+ A Matter
!: OF Horaor. :
BY CIarisSa Moc{Je. !
Copyrighted. 1903. by Associated /
Literary Press.

81 am very sorry" began Helen III
evident distress. but
Richard Hilton held III restrn it,inA
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-03

The Engineer camp at Waikiki Is
proving about as good hunting
ground for pugilistic material as is
the average battleship of Uncle Sans
Navy. Two promising men have al
ready come forth from Kalia road
with challenges and now energies q
third one.
The newest aspirant for fistic hon
ors is husky HEAVIER of the chain
and rod, who has announced his will
lingness to take chance with any
of the heavyweights on the Island.
He seems willing to 60 on under any
conditions and is making no vain
boasts as to what he can do and the
rapidly with which he could put
Tommy Burns out Of business did he
get a crack at him.
"Toughy" Mccullough, who will
meet Boquet at the Orpheum Satur.
day night, is sapper who is said to
be particularly handy with the nit
tens.
Then there yet remains Murray to
be taken into consideration. Murray
has not been heard from much of
late, but as he has already issued his
challenge and made his position clear,
he probably feels that 1t is up to the
other fellows to do little talking II
they are looking for contest. MUIR
ray is said to be In the pink Of con-
dition and fans believe that he will
prove very handy man to have
around after the present mill has
become a thing Of the past.
1t is doubtful II any fight ever
pulled of here has attracted as much
attention as the Sullivan-Miller go.
Fans are discussing the points Of the
two men with great interest and by
Saturday night excitement promises
to be at fever heat. Sullivan's pre-
vious performances have given him a
firm standing among fight fans, and
he is inclined to be the favorite,
though no one who pretends to know
Anything is venturing to underrate
Miller.
Joe Cohen feels that he is Offering
the lovers of the manly art a fine
card and upon the patronage which
Saturday nights fight receives will
depend, almost wholly. whether or
not other mills are arranged for dur
ing the winter. There is no doubt
but that Cohen will arrange to bring
Reilly and Lahey back here, II he re-
ceives enough encouragement on Sat-
urday to justify him in going to the
expense.
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4 4 +;
FINE FOR SEA WRENS
Data Received Concerning Fleet Cat.
boats Is Most Satisfactory to
Local Yachtsmen

~VN0A ASSAAS0A4SA
Members of the Hawaii Yacht Club
are anxiously awaiting the arrival of
the Sea Wrens. The last issue Of
The Rudder shows some illustrations
of the catboats and gives very fair
idea as to how they will look when
they have been assembled and fitted
with canvas.
The illustrations are from photo
graphs taken under the most trying
conditions and. to the yachtsmen.
furnish a readable clue to the prob
able performance of the craft In Ha-
waiian waters.
Ray Rietow. who has been active
In the Sea-Wren movement, express
ed himself yesterday as being delight
ed with the data concerning the per-
Torrance of the boats which has
reached him, and he Is very impa-
tient to have the consignment arrive,
that he may be able to put his theo-
ries to an actual test.
4 q =
OIL In marshes around San Fran
cisco drives ducks away and causes
death of clans.
Il. ]. Curley wins handicap singles
tournament Of Golden Gate Tennis
Club.
Members Of Burlingame Polo Club
play first game of season on Ell Palo-
mar field.
Tralee's Best wins class stake at
lngleside coursing park from feet
field.
Packy Mcfarland is dickering to
meet Cans in bout on Coast.
Bat" Nelson escapes Jail by clever
ruse when dog fight is raided.
= u 4 u Il y 4 u q u u 4 4 u 4 Il u
is one reason for his trip to the West
He needs both Danzig and Madden
and, under his contract with, Nc
Creole, has a right to their services
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GOOD SPORT
MANY ENTER FOR .
OUTRIGGER REGATTA
BIG CANOE RACES PROMISE
MUCH EXCITEMENT

Relay Swimming Race Between Out.
rigger Club Members and Oahu Col.
lege Students Will Be Feature Of
Saturdays Aquatic Carnival
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HELP IN SIGHT
Boston Baseball Club President Pro
phesies Change in Standing Of
Small Leagues

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Nov. 18.
John !. Taylor, president Of the Bos-
ton American League team and we'll
known to many of the baseball fans
Of San Francisco since his visit here
a year ago. is In the city with his
wife, and will remain on the Coast
during the winter months. Taylor
will return East to attend the annual
meeting of the American League in
December, but expects to be in Cali
fornia once more by the first of the
year, accompanied by Ban johnson,
Harry Pulliam. and possibly Garry
Herman of the national commission,
who hope to bring the California
State League into the fold. Taylor
also has some business on the Coast,
as he has to meet Walter McCredie
and find out just what players Nc
Creole expects to secure In return for
Danzig and Madden, both of whom
revert to Boston.
The American League director was
in Chicago at the time Of the session
Of the minor leagues, and is in full
possession of the facts regarding the
threatened withdrawal Of the Ameri-
can Association and the Eastern
League from organized baseball, un-
less their demands are acceded to.
Both these leagues" said Taylor,
feel that they should have a rank
ing of class AA. and thus be able to
draft from such leagues as the South
ern, the Western, and the Pacific
Coast. | also am inclined to think
that the American Association is
anxious to try a scheme by which the
association will put club In such cit
les at Pittsburg and Cincinnati,
where there is only one major league
club at the present time, and also to
have a club In Chicago. / am not
sure but what this would be a good
thing for baseball. but ! feel that, as
they signed the ten-year agreement,
which has but two more years to
run, that they should stick to their
compact, and that we can afford them
relief when 1t comes to signing a
new agreement.
II hardly believe that these leagues
will come to open rebellion, but think
they will stick out their agreement
and then insist on new terms. As to
the California State League we have
heard that they want organized base
ball. Pulliam and Johnson, and per-
haps Herman, will make special trip
to California for the purpose of look
ing into the situation and seeing
what can be done. II they want or
ganized baseball, We do not antici-
pate any trouble"
Taylor stated that he did not
know what new players McCredie ex-
|pected to secure from him, and that
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The announcement that Charlie
Reilly and Joe Lahey fought draw
in San Francisco the other night has
set local fans to discussing the recent
decision here again. At the time OF
the mill, many people considered that
1t was a close decision that gave
Reilly the fight. As a matter Of fact,
1t is frequently the agreement on the
Coast that, II both fighters are on
their feet at the end Of a stipulated
number of rounds, the mill shall be
declared a draw.
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e.; G.. SPORTS =: e.:
SP0UTs BY THE
SPORTING EDITOR

II fight fans are genuinely anxious
to have some good fistic cards offered
during the next few months. they
will have to pungle up the simoleons
and turn out to Joe Cohen's little en-
tertainment at the Orpheum Satur-
day night. Joe says that he has
naturally a generous disposition, but
that he is not philanthropic enough
to supply boxing carnivals to an APP
preciative public, free, gratis, and for
nothing.