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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-11-05

NAbEh-A
mngs chewed the stem of his pipe re-
fectiyely. Presently he craned a Gu
rious head toward the Interior of the
house See here Romeo. If there's
anything | can do TO help you just
you sing out Shall | catch up boss
for you?"
shut up retorted Jones In a stran.
gled tone.
Them there white winged collars Is
lad for the voice, ROXY You sound
like you was chokin ! reckon you'll
wear that baby blue crlsscross neck
lie you bought at Wilder Todds store
1 hear that baby blue is Miss Hen
MES favrite coSrP'
There was no response from within,
and presently jones', attired as gor-
geously as Pink Lnscom had been a
bali hour ago, strobe hanghtlly past
the man on the doorstep and into the
corral where he proceeded TO catch
mount In triee he came tearing
through the gate on fiery little black
mare, his long legs dangling IN close
proximity to the burned grass.
He, too, shot a resentful scowl to-
ward the jeering man on the doorstep,
and then he disappeared over the rise
of ground, his dark figure silhouetted
against the copper glory OF the even
ing sky.
There's Wilder Todd a-settin
great store by Roxy and as mad as
wet hen at him. So she's maxim up
to Pink. who's dippy about Miss Hen
ME. Miss Hennie, she's mad at Pink,
and so she fiirts desperate With Roxy,
who's made at the wilder And they're
all mad and jealous of one another,
and If somebody don't shake 'em up
there's bound to be some more mis-
mated marriages In Seven Forks. o
Lordyw Cummings filed his pipe and
lounger over to the cook house and
Joined a social group about the fire.
ROXY Jones did not look at the cop
per glory OF the sunset With moody
eyes fixed on the well worn trail, he
noted reluctantly the diminishing
miles that lay between him and the
crossroads. Here. instead of pursu-
ing his customary course toward the
town and the domicile of the fascinat-
ing widow, he must turn TO the right
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When he heard the news Dock Cum
mings waved deprecating hand.
what else could you expect from
felers what wore white wing collars
and crisscross baby blue necktles?'' he
asked
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-11-05
THE CLOVER.

n ONE sing OF the lily and daisy and
And the pansles and pinks that the
~ summer time throws
In the green. grassy lap OF the med
der that lays
Bllnkin' up at the skies through the sun
shiny days.
But what is the lily and all Of the rest
OF the flowers TO man with a heart In
his breast
That was dipped brlmmln full Of the
honey and dew
or the sweet clover blossoms his baby
hood knew?
| never set eye on a clover field now
Err fool round a stable err climb In the
NOV
But my childhood comes back just as
clear and as plain
AS the smell OF the clover I'm snifin'
again.
And | wander away In barefooted dream
Where 1 tangle my toes In the blossoms
that CLEAN
With the dew Of the dawn OF the morning
of love
Ere It wept Ger the graves that I'm
weeping above.
And so | love clover-it seems like part
or the sacredest sorrows and joys OF my
heart,
And wherever 1t blossoms. oh, there let
me bow
And thank the good God as I'm thanking
him now.
And pray to him still for the strength
when l die
To go out In the clover and tell II good
by.
And lovingly nestle my face In Its bloom
While my soul slips away on breath of
perfume
james Whltcomb Riley.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the probate court of the coun-
ty OF Canyon, State OF Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of
August Thotnmen, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given bv the
undersigned administrative of the
Estate of August Thommen, de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within
ten months after the first publica-
ton of this notice. TO the said AID.
ministratriX, at the law Office of
Finley Monroe, in Emmett, Idaho
the same being designated as he
place for the transaction of the
business of said estate in the coun-
~ OF CANYON, state of Idaho.
4 Dated October %, 1908.
Mrs. Eva Ihommen, Admins.
tratrix of the Estate of August
Thommen. Deceased.
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ACrossed Trail
BY CLARIsSA MAcKlE.
BY CLARlSSA MACKiE.

Copyrighted. 1908, by Associated
Literary Press.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-11-05
Genns In Verse
LETTERS OF COLO.

you see aughr that is good
wv in friend
w Write 1t In letters NJ gold.
w Something or other your heart
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A PRAYER.

GRANT me but courage, Lord
~ / ask not that thou smooth the ap-
pointed path,
/ ask not any joys the years AFFORD
ask not even thy averted wrath.
T EFT me but learn to smile
~ Let mo face lightly any blow that
falls,
Bear bravely with my bondage all tho
while
And hug my freedom within prison
walls.
THUS when the end draws near
Il With lifted head let me the potion
guam,
And so as one who never learned to fear
Pass on to meet thy judgment with
laugh.
ELLEN Glasgow.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-11-05

How'd you get here, old manr'
In my airship."
Road good?"
Cloudy" Puck.
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annnnaA@A.nnnn.rn.ln1nnnu
! and take the cross trail to Porter's
!, where Miss Hennie awaited him and
would appear to be disappointed. aetsl
all, when he did come.
There had been several calls such as
this one was destined to be. and he
frankly confessed to himself that Miss
Hennie bored him. Now, the widow.
Jones swore softly aud dug a spured
heel into the little mares flank There
was an onward rush, and he came
upon the crossroads with scatter OF
loose gravel and flying hoofs.
Seated on the back OF rawboned
I sorrel was Pink Luscom. His very Mt
! titude suggested indecfsion. The sor-
| rers head was turned toward the town,
while Pink's gray eyes gazed wistfully
up the cross trail which led to Porter's.
His frown deepened as Jones drew his
horse to standstill and glared aggres-
siyely at him.
Jones broke the silence at last
"'Pears like you'd lost the trailg' be
sneered, heading bis beast up the cross
trail
Pink WINGED. A dark red settled
down over his bronzed face.
Il reckon | can find 1t without any
help from YOU he drawled.
II amt seen you tryin TO do IT,
cried Jones tantaiizingly.
"Mebbe don't want to. The trail to
Seven Forks aln't bad one"
you don't seem In no hurry to take
it!' snapped Jones.
Luscom's hand sought his hip. II
reckon we might as well have It out
now" he said calmly.
I'D be plum glad to obllge youf"
Jones had whipped ont a weapon and
wheeled his horse about
I'D like TO shake first. ROXY" said |
Luscom gravely, holding out big
brown paw.
Jones grasped It eagerly. We've
been good friends up to now, Pink" be |
said regretfully, land I'm sorry it's
come to this, but when two felers |
cross each others trail Why He |
paused and looked past his rival to-
ward the town.
14uSCOm WIS stHfluB Ut ulul lurlOuS
ly. and then strange light broke over
his good looking face.
Il say, ROXY. you amt sore about
the wldder?"
what do you Think Jones stared
defiantly at the other man. Miss Hen
ME, she's all right. But she and me
don't set no great store by each other
She says come. and the widder says
go, so there amt nothln' for a Teller
TO do"
Luscom was lighting cigarette with
trembling fingers. There's only one
thing to do, Roxy jones'" he said sol
EMMY. Just don't cross my trail, and
[ won't cross yours. The wilder, she
lort want to talk about nothin' but
Roxy. while Miss Hennle and me
lister bit II off first rate, and ] reckon
II you'll just move aside I'll pike along
up to Porters."
Jones grinned happily as they passed
one another. and just as each dIsap-
,eared In n cloud of dust along his
lwn particular trail two brown hands
we're waved In friendly farewell.
When he heard the news Dock Cum
nngs waved a deprecating hand
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w Sonething or other Your hear
can commend
As on your journey you daily may wend
That the dear import remain to the end.
Write II in letters Of gold
Hear the glad greetings as onward you
fare.
Write II in letters OF gold
Publish II wide on the mountains so bare.
over old fields OF the thorn and the tare.
"Ye cannot wander outside OF my care.
Write IL in letters of gold
There is the message 10 one gone astray
Write II In letters of gold
Tender Is mercy. enduring for aye.
Guiding the others who might lose the
way
stay.
Write 1t In letters OF gold
-Alonzo Rice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02
Sport Menos
w~~~~~~~~Tr

March miller Street Tennis Club
tourney. Wrestlers managers meet,
P. m.
March S-Palama A C. meeting, 1880
P. m. Diamond Head A. c. meeting,
$50 P. m.
March 4-Kalihi A. c. meeting, 1880
p. m.
March 5-Y. N. c. A, hapdball tour
nament
March 6-High School inter-elass
athletic meet.
March -Inter-scholastie boys bas-
ketbaH league games start. Tennis,
Pacific T. C. VS.. Beretania 7. C. Ka-
uluwela and Punehbowl boys club
field meet.
March 13-Championship field day
entries close. Meeting, KaPiolani B.
B. League, 7:30 p. m
March 14-Field day, Oahu College
vs.. Rams
March 15-Kapiolani B. B. League
first games. Pacific Social Club s Tan
talus tramp
March 21-Championship field meet.
March 22-Hawaiian Gun Clubs an
nuaI prize shoot.
March o6-Hawaiian Kennel Club
meeting. 7:30 p. II.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02

= - - y - =
The Beautiful
Liliuolalu
y ssSssss )

The premature announcement of
L.liuolalu's demise brought forth a
storm of indignant protests yesterday
and there remains no room for doubt
that up to the time Of going to press
she is alive and we'll
Even the Irish have become inter-
ested in the beauteous Lii and "Kai-
muki" writes the following:
o beauteous Lily DIAL
You're surely the broth of a gal;
If you won't be my wife
Through the journey OF life,
Content me by being my pal.
Husband" has evidently allowed
himself to be preiudiced by someone
who has no use for Miss L. Hear his
complaint:
Liliuolalu is keen as a knife.
Shed torment man all his life;
She'd tattle and talk
And at her work balk-~
What a daisy to take for a wife.
"sceptic" is another who entertains
no high opinion of the lady of the hour.
His arraignment follows:
Linuolalu has set such a pace
That she's apt TO discredit her race;
She has taken to drink
And firts with Chink-
Her ending viii be dire disgrace.
The terpsichorean prowess of good
old Lii receives due recognition in the
following lines from Jack:
n. Liliuolalu's daisy,
She sets all the young fellows crazy
Her lips are SO sweet,
Her form so petite,
And her hulas beat those of Miss
Maizie.
"smitten" harks back to Cousin
Elali. His bark:
I sing of the dark-eyed Elal9
Whose home is just over the Pail;
Even birds you may hear
Singing sweetly and clear:
''ElaH, Elaii. Elali.''
At a late hour last night the follow
ing was received from the beauteous
herself. The address was Kakaako:
Pretty soon I'll be sending my bill
For the columns I'm helping to fill;
Go ahead with your drool,
You viii find I'm no fool,
And I can spell libel"
Yours,
TIy.
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HONOLULU.
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KAALAS.
Short and Sweet
.r~~~~ ~~~~

The Punahou girls basketball team
defeated team from the High School
last week by the score of II to 6. The
teams were:
Punahou-Doris Girdler, Gwendolyn
Jakins, Phoebe Heen, Gladys Rycroft,
Thelma Harrison, Ruth Richards
High School Agnes Apo, Sarah
Stone, Bina Nieper, Hazel Williams,
Mary Ferreira, Eva Alana.
The Diamond Head and Punahou
baseball managers are signing up men
for the coming season. The former
may start practise this week. There
is a gratifying lot of material in
sight.
The Kalanianaole Baseball League
win give a dance at the K. of P. Hall
on the 18th inst. On this occasion the
championship trophies viii be pre-
scented.
the Chillingworth cup becomes the
absolute property of the Kalanianaole
League team winning it this season.
The Kalanianaole cup requires to be
won twice in succession before becom-
ing the absolute property of any one
club.
- - -
Preparations for the launching of the
yacht Hawaii are being made. The
timbers used in the launching viii be
worth several hundred dollars.
80 80 g
Clarence, the High colored jockey,
is in cutting scrape in the Rainy
City.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02
MAUI IS ON
THE "QUO VIVA

Editor Maui News: Can you, with
the aid or your sporting editor, inform
an anxious subscriber the whereabouts
of the 200 wonder that. according to
some Honolulu paper. was shipped to
Maui a short time ago? Being at all
times ready to believe in what | see,
/ made extra effort. to get next to
that Maui prodigy, and get my winkers
on it, but have failed so far. and as
it seems to have put everybody on the
quo viva (pardon the use of the last
two words. they are borrowed) / got
somewhat excited over it myself, and
the above request follows. 1 received
a tip to go down the track the last
two Sundays, with a hint that I would
see something, and fully expected
that my anxiety would be alleviated,
but alas, I only saw some jumping at
high fences, which was done in much
less time than zoo. Respectfully
yours, DALEME.
[Daleme is not explicit enough.
While We may possess considerable
common horse sense, we are not horse
men, and would kindly suggest that
Brother Daleme try again.-Ed. Maui
News.1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02
THE MERRY
SAILOR BOYS
Club SWingers Defeated by the
Men-0f-MarSmen at
Baseball.

The Police and the Iroquois mines
played the first game of the champion
ship series of the Atkinson Baseball
League at Kakaako yesterday. The
sailors won most exciting game by
a single run.
It was a smuggling affair from start
to finish, the men-of-warsmen piling
up eleven runs in their initial effort at
the bat. The runs accrued from two
bases on balls. 4 errors and hits.
The Police played an uphill game
and in the seventh inning tied the
score. The Iroquofs boys did the need
full in the ninth and won the game
by the score Of Is to II. Each side
had dozen errors charged up to 1t.
Summary:
Home run-H. Kaai.
Three basehit-ButIer, Madeiros, Ka-
al, Luning, English.
Two basehit-Pedero C2), Butler,
Dreier.
sacrifce hit-Butler. Espinda, Ayau,
Dreier.
Left on bases-Police 8, Iroquois s.
Double play-Espinda to Miner, IT,
mas to AIzana-
Hit by pitcher-van Giesen, Espinda,
Luning, Kealoha.
Stolen bases-Police 9. Iroquois
Struck out-By Madeiros 4, by Eng
fish 4.
Bases on called balls-By English 9,
by Madeiros 8.
Wild pftch-By English 2, by afadei-
ros I.
Passed balis-By Butter 2, by Lun-
ing 3.
Time of game hours 10 minutes.
Umpire-Eu Sue.
Score by innings:
12345 $3.50
Z. s. S. Iroquois. II 0 0 . 2 0 1-13
Base hits .. 1920 321 2-18
Hon. Police $3.50. 023 SO 0 Z 0 OH
Base hits $500. 8 4 81 0 2-22
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02
EXAMINER PAYS
RESPECTS TO JOY

Big Barney Joy, who pitched for San
Francisco with Indifferent success last
year, has sent his terms TO the Boston
Nationals, and when Duffy read them
ne had fit. The corpuIeut kanaka
wants $4,000 for the seasons work, $500
advance money and transportation
both ways ere ne will report 1t is
needless TO say that Joy viii continue
to eat poi and pitch for the local team
in Honolulu during the season Of 1908.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02
.CELEST|ALS
DEFEAT kAALAS
Teams Will Have to Play a
Deciding Game for
Championship.

The Chinese Athletic Club managed
by the skin Of their teeth to a little
more than break even with the Kaalas
in the second game of the Kalania-
naole Baseball League championship
series at Aala Park yesterday after
noon. The score at the end of the
ninth inning was Il to IL in favor Of
the Celestials.
Each nine has won a game so far,
and the deeider viii be played next
Sunday.
The crowd at the grounds was an
immense one, and the roofing done by
both sides was of very vigorous ma
ture.
Mark, the C. a. C. pitcher, went to
pieces in the ninth, walking six men
and all but giving the game away. Up
to the ninth he did very well.
McCandIess of the Kaalas was not in
his usual form. Kulii of the Kaalas
was the batting kid of the game. He
was at bat twice and troubled the
scorer for a basehit on each occasion.
En- Sang eollided with another player
while running to first in the fourth
inning and had to quit the game. Apau
took his place and proved to be very
fair substitute.
Chas. F. Chillingvorth, who donated
a very fine cup to the league, witness
ed the game and seemed to enjoy the
playing very much.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02
ASAH|S PLAY
IMPROVED CAME
1t Took the AaIas Thirteen
Innings to Beat Them
Yesterday.

The Riverside Junior Baseball League
games played on the Aala Park dia-
mond yesterday were well attended
and it took the crack Aala team thir-
teen solid innings to down the small
sons of Nippon, the score being to 5.
The second. game played, between the
Sweet violets and the Chinese Alohas,
was stopped at the end OF the fifth in
ming by Umpire J. NJ. Rapozo, and at
that time the Chinese lads were lead
ing by a score of ten TO seven. After
some discussion the field was cleared
for the championship game between
the Kaala A. C. baseball team and the
C. A. C's.
A meeting of the Riverside Junior
League will be held Tuesday March
Srd, at 1880 ?. m. at the presidents
office, Judd building.
The lineup of the first game and the
score follows:
AaIa A. C.-sam Hop, If; J. Gle
ment, c-3b.: Arcia, CT; Leslie, 3D.;
Hoopai. IT,: Brito, h.; Silva, c.: NJ.
Correa. S.; Smith, p.
Asahi A. C.-Isami, b.: Tsunito, If;
Masa, 3D.; Tetsuji, p; sikichi, S.;
steere, 2b.; Goto. If; Hideo. CT; Mo-
to, c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02

Young Ketchell is thinking of retiring
from the ring in another year. Ketchell
stated that if he beat Mike Twin Sui
Ivan he would give Jack Twin a
chance. He wants the honor of beat
ing both brothers, which no fighter
has, If Jack Twin will make the mid
dIeweight notch Ketchell will do busi-
ness with him, but he must come TO
15S pounds. But Ketchen is more
anxious to fight Papke than Mike
Twins big brother. Papke has been
posted so much all through the East
that the Montana slugger can't keep
still until he gets his hands on him.
Ketchell got a peep at Papke when he
was visiting his people recently and
he thinks he has a good line on him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02

ee Hee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

@T @S @E IT &R~ - 81 @T 81 Sg q
Why is Honolulu such noisy place?
Because so many haole people come
here.
~ - -
The time is about due for some indl-
vidual to enquire OF = local grocer #
he has any pate de mardi gras.
- - -
Little Miss Mufet
Sat on a tuffet
Playing bridge whist all night;
But a society shark
Found she was 8 mark
And won all her cash ere twas light.
- ss -
Do oysters have eIamsf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02
CASTLE AT HARVARD.

A. L. Castle. the former Harvard
pitcher. will take charge Of the eandl-
dates for the varsity and freshman
teams a.: Harvard, Monday. Practise
for the pitchers and eatehers viii be
continued twice a day until the oath,
when a general alarm for all candidates
will be rung in.-Troy Budget.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02

Umpire-Tin Chong.
NOTES OF THE GAMES.
Tsunito, the left fielder of the Asa
hi baseball team, was the star player
OF yesterdays game. He caught a
beautiful fly by a running effort, thus
prolonging the game to inning number
thirteen.
Bernard Kelekolio, president Of the
Riverside Juniors, appeared on the
field yesterday after an absence CT
about two weeks. He was dissatisfied
at some of the boys appearing on the
field without their full uniform, and
threatens TO call them to account.
Wong Tin Chong, the secretary Of
the Riverside Juniors, unpired the
game between the Asahis and Aalas
and his decisions nearly caused a riot
and lynching. There were times
when the police officers got ready TO
clear the field. Tin Chong has sworn
that he won't umpire another game as
long as he lives.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-02

Telephone 3z7.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15

The News is not, as it said, making
a personal fight on James H. Brady.
Personally we have nothing to say
either for or against him. So fas as we
know ne may be good neighbor and
popular citizen. And we don't care.
What we do know is that Mr.. Brady
mas been state chairman Of the republi-
can party for the past four years, and
as such has built up political machine
mat today dominates the state as COM
pletely as did ever Quay, a Tweed
OF an Abraham Ruef. And during the
ume when Mr.. Brady was head OF the
machine in Idaho the Legislature met
anu repudiated its solemn and binding
pledges to the people. The party,
under the leadership OF Brady, made a
record that for dishonesty and shame,
has probably never been surpassed.
therefore the News holds that Mr..
brady cannot escape responsibility for
mat record, and cannot fool the people
INTO the belief that the republican
party with the same old boss at its
HeSo, Is now worthy of any degree Of
puohc confidence. The republican
pHy oil Idaho has forfeited all right tc
'ue support of the people.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15

AW eiser young man who has re-
ceived a leap year proposal, writes the
society editor of the American to know
# would be proper for him to allow
the Young lady to kiss him before they
are married.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15

Through their organization the farm
ers Of Nez Perez prairie have closed a
contract for $50, 900 sacks for this sea-
son, saving on the deal something like
$4,000. The farmers of the Inland
Empire will, through their organizations,
save this season on sacks alone over
$4,000. An effort will be made to
organize Union in Troy in the near
future. L. c. Crow, a farmer of Pa
louise, was in Troy Sunday in the in
terest Of the movement.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15

There is no longer doubt as to the
determination of the anti saloon peo-
ME Of Pullman to make Pullman for
ever a dry" town. The council has
lust passed an ordinance that settles
the question.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15

You frequently hear folks say they
wish they were millionaries. But our
idea Of happiness is the one that owns
forty acres of land in the hills, doesn't
owe cent, has wife and seven chill
dren, five good coon dogs, sorrel
team of mules, good shot gun, forty
seven miles from a railroad and right on
good stream for fish. If that would
not be happiness "unalloyed" we
would like to know where you would
go to find it.-Auxvasse Ono. } Re-
view.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15

Congressman Wesley Jones of Wash
ington says a party pledge is binding.
1t ought to be, but Idaho is not blessed
with republican leaders of the Jones
type. The Idaho Office seeking gang
Of pie biters believe party pledges are
binding only while they are running
for office