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MIIcrIeL.

Die miIitdriide gsforte, mel
1e bel Der ~3uiammenfunft Der
Y~rdiioenten Saft lino 9ia5 in 81
Baio auf unierer Settle antpeleno iein
miro, beitebt aus 1919 Mann, us
Hferoen unO 81 9~ffiaiere. lres
idIieBt Gen. @pers nit ieinem sta-
Be nift Elm.
Dunoes-3ommifi1r Scott iiea
te sos. 6. @rigbt BON bier unter
$4,000 girgfdaft, Inn am Z. 9e3em-
Der in Council Bluff Soma, IN Dem
Gaa Der Ser. Staaten gegen s. :.
Nabrp gu erideinen. Mabrp lit all-
geflagt IN peridieoenen Seilen See
2anoes, iosenannte Safe 6uBreu.
men peranitaltet 5n baden, itno
Wrigbt, nebit elmer Mn5abI Mnocrer,
miro 0amit in 9erbinoung gebraht.
Die Stnat mn0 gountpiteuerll
fir 1910 fonnen bon 5reitag alt in
Der Office beg gonntp- Solicitors s.
y. Bitter be5nbt iperoen. Ger Ger
MIN lGl1eBf am 1. Saf1liar 1917.
Bis oabin niht be5ablte Stelern err
balten einen Straf5uiat. St1otiidq
Steuern fperoen pom 1. Mpri[ bis
81. Mai f1aig.
9ie Gountp-G ommiIidre bobell
ale Bis jebt eingelaufenen Mnae-
bote fir ben Mnfauf zines Mutonlo-
bills 8uridgelpieien uno ben @uoisor
benuftragf, neue Angebote einsufor-
bern.
Eoli5iit 6rnnf 9rotpn fanb ON
Nitttpod morgen, ais er Die tSe.
fnngeneri Dor oos 9orporotionsge-
ribt bringei1 ipoqte, ben pegen
Erl1fenbeit berbofteten 30i6briaaa
eouaro 2u5enburg In boIbbemuBtlo-
fem 3uitan0 uno idmod] bonn gIut.
perluit. gs fteate iih beraus, oab
9u5enburg mdbreno Der 0adt Dor
einert, beg gleid)en @ereebens ange-
flogten Mitgefangenen geIdlagcit
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Die Snternationale M~msfeamna

Sefretar gance bon Ser San Nn-
tonic International Sair beridtet
bob bereits fnit aGer Galur in Den
beridieoeren @eb1uben belegt 1T.
Die 8iebausite[luna miro in oieien
Sabre cine b%elonoers reidbaltigp
fem, aber a1ld ieoes onoere 9epar-
tement miro gut beididt iein. Man
iiebt alio, oaB oas Sntereiie an Der
@~nsifealng in oieiem Sabre elm ie6r
reyes lit uno oamit 1T aud Der gr=
folg gefiferf, ba Die geinfer, mas
INNER ibr beionoeres SntereIie Ieia
mag, fiber iin6, 6as gu finoen,
t~Despegen lie Ole Muslteaung beIu-
den. Die Mennbabn befinbet lid in
ausge5eihnetem j3uitanoe, iotDol fir
Bferoe mie IutomobiIe. Cine hoI)e
@retter ginfrieoigung bolt aac
3aun-@dite, melfe ben Yreis fir
ben u@ranoltanb~ iparen mod)ten.
BON einem freien Mnblid Der Sen
uen ab. Die merifoniife ausIrel-
lung miro bieI Neues uno SntercI-
lnntes bringen, mebr aIs lie SuDor-
Benn audi biele @usiteaungen erIt
I'M Iesten MugenbIid ~eintreffen f0n-
men, bat Die 5air-@ elea5daft bod
oafiir gelorgt, ooB am groffnungs-
tage, ben 6, Nopember, Mles in
Dr0nunq lit.
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4ofaleS.
Die Saaoaeiete.

Sen pielen @nfragen nod, lit De
putp-Sago-&omiiiar s. &. @loall
Outer gu Der lleber5ellgung eefom=
men, bob Die bieligen SGger ulla
Sogbfreunoe in pielen 8e5iebultgen
cine irriee Mnii6t bes @eiebes ba-
ben. gr gibt oaber foleenoe fur5e
anorbnungen, nod ipel6en iih Sic
S1ger riften fonne1L Inn nidt nit
Dem @eieb in &onflift gu fommen.
Seoe 8erion fam obne 2i5ens
in bem GonntD, mo- Iie tpobnt ocer
ben a~ngren5enben Counties in Ser
pom @eies beltimmten 3eit iagen.
Gin ginpobner bon 8erar Gountp
fam 6aber in foleenoen Counties ia
gen. obne cine 2iaens beraus5ureh-
men: M~tascoia. 8anoera, gomol.
@uaoaloupe, &enbaa, @eoina ullo
@ilion. @er meitere SagOtourerl
unternebmen min, muB cine 2isens
fir $1.75 berausnebmen, melhe 6is
gum i. September oes folgenocii
Sabres siiItig lit. Nidt=Ginmohner
BON Seras miiiien fir lire Sagobe=
redtigung mabreno Oerielben 3eii
SIS be5abIen. Seoe 2i5ens enbei
am 1. Sept. 1910, einerlei an mel
dem Gage lie ausgeiteat lit.
Die geieslihen Sag0beibrdnfuil-
qen iin0 folqen0e:
Grlaubt 5u idieBen: % &~ebbiibner
(auaiD ooer Sauben (oopes) per
Gag, ndbreno Der 3eit bonn /.
Nobember Big l.. Sebruar.
3 Stride mdbrenb Der 3eit pom
1. Nopember Bis l.. Sanuar.
8 ipiIoe Hnter mdbreno Ser 3eit
bonn l.. DECEMBER Big gum 1. Mpril.
Grei tp1breno bes gar5en Satres
1T Die Sago auf gnten, @dnie, dot
Doge, mil6e Sarben (pigeonsl aGe
5orten Sdneplen, merifaniide 80
ianen, Elobers, @aIen, gihfaRen,
Giidie, Spoiiums, @ai6bGren
(coons) uno 8Gren. 9a bon Der
genannten 8ogel einige 3ugp0gef
iin0, Die ii6 MIR in beitimmten 3ei-
ten bier aufbalten, lit natiirlid]
aud Die Sago5eit auf oiefe be-
ihrGnft, aber MIR onr9 Dos Muf-
treten Der g0geI, nidt Ourh bas
@eieb.
Sogen Bel Nad)t NIT elmer 2aternc
ooer anoerem 2idte lit perboter.
Wan fam redtmdBig ~erIegtes
8il6 nod Sauie ldiden muB aber
gu 6ieiem 3mefe Elm nMffioapit" ma
den.
Sober fann auf leinem eigc1ett
2anoe obne 2i5ens jagen, einerIe; in
weldem County ooiieIbe liegt.
Sagoliaenien iin6 bier Bel Dem
Deputp-Sngb-& ommiiiar g. 81. 2u-
fer. 800 @eit-gommerce StroBe, iii
Io1en.
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Sedltes @apitel.

@enn @aIte I'M Geiioen5idIoB ma.
ref, u1o penn es iid au6 n:ulr
nm einen preltBii6en 2eutnant"
b%olloeltc, peritan0 man reft mol ei-
ilen fiiritlid] miiroigen @iilorud 81
erpedei1, ollb obne eleftrii6e Sc.
teld]tung uno obne prrnfelloel!
@lan5.
Siefenbauien 6e5ei6nete oos gons
rld)ttg, menn er Teinem SreltnoG
gegeniiber bon nebripiiroiger 9otino"
lprab. IS lag etipo5 pie gbe(roit
llber oen meiten @emd6ern nit
ibren often 8iloern, oen W0be:l
orS Der 9orod8eit, Den @obeIintape-
ten, Den Deri6norfelten Studoeden.
Den penetianiihen 2idtertronen
liber ben unglail6lib langen MIR
llaBIg erbellten &orriooren, in oel;en
ote Sritte 10 eigen gebeimniSuod
tpteoerbaaten iiber Dem alter
yteiBiter 8or3ellan. Dem idmerel,
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Gommt i0neu,
Sabt nidJt iuodenlans gu martcu,
Cine San Mntonip S%Qmitratium.

@arten lit entmutigen6.
Stable @irfung erfreut Sober
mann.
Cine 9ei6neroe oes &iidens lit ei-
ne i6mere Sait.
Sart Sag fir Sag 3u ertraeen.
8ie 2ait geboben, oie 8eidmer6e
entfernt.
8ringt nnerfennenbe 4ntmorten.
Gan Intonio Seute er5ablen cs.
@r5ablen bon raIher nnb 1tderer
Selling.
Sier lit EN- Sal.
Wrs. S. s. 8onmon, 2afe 8ieir,
San @ntonio, Seras, ingt: SD fiji
le, oaB ib nod meinen @rfobren oa-
nit, 9oans Nieren Binen nidt 81
bod loben fam. SD lit lonee 3eit
an einem Nieren=2eioen uno es i6ien,
als ob mir nifts 2inoerung brillgcn
%fonnte. 9ie Nieren=g ntfernullge;1
maren gu bauftg uno id fit an befti-
gen &opfidmer5en Sdiittelfie6er
nno S9mlnoelanfdlen. SD lonf
raid in @%eIunobeit, ais i6 5ufGltg
BON 9oons Nieren GiGen borte. Sd
peri6offte mir cine S9aftel bon
ser gerar Drug 6o., beeann iie 81
brau1en unb mar nit ben @rfolgen
iebr 5ufrieoen. Sn furoer 3eit fii6l=
te ib mid mobler, mie felt LANCER
3eit mnb mar meme Giiden- lro
Nierenidmer5en poaia los.
Gum 8erfauf BEL alien Sdnolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Milburn
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, oIeinige
agenten fir bie Ser. 5taaten.
grinnert guh oes Namens
0oans = ltn0 nehmt feine anberen.
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utb in oteien 3niton6 perfect mot
ben. Ser 4ngreifer mar fur5 por-
Der bonn 9ii6ter 8rdlep I'M 81 be-
itraft uno ~entlaiien moroerL ebe man
entoedt, 0uB er 2u5en6urgs Ingrei=
fer gelpeien. Gin nel1er 8erbafts6e-
febl lit gegen i'm erlalien.
Giele unierer 8runoeigentii=
mer befolgen oie Sroinon5 betreffs
Ser pierteliabrigen &einigune Ser
&on1ine, our6 Die bon Der Staot
li5enlierten &ominfeger. @nt;tebt
Damn elm &aminfeuer innerbalb 3
Wonate nod ser &einigung, 10
balt Die Stabt Sen &aminfeger fir
berantmortlid. @ntitebt es nad CT
ner langeren Geriooe, 10 miro Ser
@igentiimer megen 9ti6tbefolgung
Der Sroinan5 in Strofe genomlnen.
Gin 3uiae 5t ser Getition Scr
Setlsarmee, fpelGe gegen Dos Ser
bot Der Staot=aominiitration, Elm
ioeenanntes u&escle Some" an Der
Iiner Ipenue 81 erri6ten, prote=
itiert, lit i'm 81. 9iitrift=@ eri6t eia-
eereidt. Ser 3niat ri6tet lid ge=
gen Die &onititutioualitdt Der BE-
treffenoen ltaotii6en Srbinon5en
Ser Saa lit olf ben 4. Sftober orr
geiebt.
Die l1~nteriudpnng iiber oen
geiitigen 3ultono bon 6. %. Dufes,
angeflagt am 6. S1Ii 1907 @a(ter
gbers getotet 81 baden, ipofiir er
5t IS Sabren 3udtbaus perurteilt
murbe, bat om Mittlpod @a9mit=
tag %begonnen.
Ser Sdladter @m. grolla,
ateeflagt ieinen S6IadterIaoen oln
Sonntas nad 9 ltbr morgens often
gebalten 51 baben, lit 81 500 nnb
Soften, cine 8~eiammtiumme hof
$3S.15, berurteilt.
Ser Sdlo6ter 6. $. gomebcl
tpltroe bon Gidter gudleD inn aor-
porations=@ eridt I'M S. tpegel1 fof=
ideh @enidtes beim 5leiidperfauf
perurteilt. Der gerurteilte appel
lierte an oas Gountpgeriht.
Ser Sidbrige Serbert Grams
itorb I'M Sauie ieiner gltern an Ger
glealanton 2anoitroBe in Solge DOT
granolp1noen, Die er ii6 beim Spie=
len in Der Nabe beg &ii6enofens 5n-
ge5ogen batee.
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Scr @ea s,t,rt Grfpla

6iefet Diele Sdiuierigfeiten, aber Eel
ne 10 idlinnm, mie idledte @eiulio.
belt. @rfolg berlangt Eeut5lltaat
einen geiunoen &orper, ober glectri,
Sitters 1T Der bette @efunobeitsbrtil.
ger, ben Die @clt ie gefannt bat
Gr perltriodt b~oaitanoige Clifton oes
Wagens, Der 2eber, Nieren uno Gin.
aefpeioe, reinigt uno berbciiert 6os
9lllt unb itarft ltno fraftigt bas gan.
&c SDItem. araftiger &0rper I'M
flarer &opf iino Die Goleen Ieiney
8e6rauds. Sic fonnen electro
9itters nidt e%ntbcbren tpenn iii
idpad, nieoereeoriidt nno fr6nfIid
limo. 9ur SOC @arontiert bon aQel
Orudai1ten.
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Gin tremer @adltcr.

9as u9fiedorgan" sebort gu Sen
ant meilten berIpotteten &orpertei-
fen. Man bat = uber rur, menl
es fib Inn ben v@eiidtserfer" eli
neg an0ern ban0elt - an Ser Sorlll
lin6 @roBe ser arr1en Nale fali
Itets ettpas ans3hieben un6 Ser Hhi-
loiopb, oeiien gbeorie iungit in
nnIerm 8latte beipro6en mur0e UNI
Der Die @enialit1t BON Ser Noie a6.
leien fam, lit cine @usnabme. Die
meiiten iino re1t unoanfbar gege.1
ibr Giedorgan. oblpol es ibnen oolf
Die %mertpoaiten 8ienite Ieiltet. &c.
lonoers IN Ser beiBen S~obresSeit, in
Der iebr piele @efabren mir mi.
6Ife Der Nnie erfannt merDerl.
0enn der @erud lit Elm @dfter
unieres 2ebens". 9arauf maft ser
Bribatoo5ent Or. 8. Mangolo in Jet
mem @erfe yl1niere Sinnesorao.
ne, oas iest Bel 9ueae & Mencr
in 2eip5ig eridien, nit allem Nad;
orud aufmerfiam. Sn b~erporogen.
Dem MaBe oient uns Der @eruds.
linn 6n5n, I'M Gereile nit Dem sc
ldmafsiinne Die Nabrungsmitetl 81
unteri6eioen uno auf lire 3utrag-
lidfeit 81 priifen. idon bebor ipi,
lie III uns aufnebmen. 9enn Gpei-
Ien nit unangenebmlem @erud).
iino nienlals geluno, tpie idon cir
otter Sab es lebrt, uno Elm i1lehiel
Scrub Darnt inns oabor nno per.
binocrt uns geraoe5u oiirh Die I'M
mgencbmen Gmpfinoung, etluas
Sdaolides, mie in S1ulnis iibergc-
ben0e Speiiell, 81 genieBen. Sn dbn-
lidler @eiie tritt Der @eru6 als
@adter un5eres 2ebens elm, melli1
Die 2uft, Die ms umgiebt uno oie
mir einatmen, Inn Dem 9lnte nm
alien Srganell unieres &orpers
nenen Saueritoff 5u5ufiibren, mil
id)doliden @oien permiidt lit, uol
eeren @egennart uris Die anoerei
Slime nidts ~perraten. 6reilih biir-
fen mir inns fid)t aa5uIebr ouf Sic
3u~uerlaiiiefeit oieics 8arners per.
laiien; oenn ME es giftige StpTe
giebt, Die fem belonoers auffdaiqer
ODER abi6refenoer @eihmad aus
5eifnet. 10 giebt es audi giftige So
ie, Die iel6it fir Die feinite 9iola
feinen @erud bciibeil. @Is 8eiipiel
let bier oas &oblenorpogas ae
nannt, oas iid in idled)t reguIier-
ten Sefell bel ungeniigenoer Sniipr.
itoff5ufubr biloen fam uno idlclI
mandes Spfer geforoert bat. Mo,l
muB aber MIR b~eoenfen, BOB oisie
gernhloien id1ofihen Stoffe nno
@aie moi ale erit bon Ser fort
idreitenbcn &uItur er5eilgt murocn
ooB olio bier fiinftlide geoingun-
gen oorliegefl alf meIde Die
Hatur oes aberdeen nidt eingerih-
tet lit. @eit pollfon1mener qeliiiqt
Der @ernhsiinn oaber audi BEL oefl
Sieren ben g%enannteh 5unftioneu,
uno es giebt inter ibnert peridlieoe-
ne alaiienL III pel6en oie @erud3
orgnlle inter allen Sinnesorqoncll
Die nihtigite &oIle ipiPleu fir oie Gr-
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oiitct Gud, ppr sofbeu a

pute1 Cn9 oor SalDeit gegen Hd
tarrb, Die Queflilber entbalten, .
QuediiIber iider ben Siun hes @erud,i
5eritoren mlo oas ean5e Sgitem po.lls
3erriittet miro. fpeiln es bur1 Die fdiei,
migen Sberfld6en einorinet. Guilty
artifel iollen ME auber auf @erorbnun-
gut bernfener Ierate sebrau6t iperben
oa Der Sdaben. ben iie arridten. senn.
nal 10 sroB lit aIs bas Cute, bas Sh,
oaoon er5ielen fonnt. SaII's aa.
Sur, fabri5iert bon S. 5
gbenen & 60, Soleoo. o.. entbdlf teif
Gnediilber ullo ipiro innerlid seuon,.
men nnb pirft brett anf Die ihleimise:
Gberflaben bes @litems. @enn SD:
6alls's Gatarrb&&nr fauft, icio fiher
oaB Sbr Die ddte befommt. Sic nirS
lnnerlih aenummcn nnb in Solcm
G6io. bon S. S gbeueD & 60. ge.
ma6t.
m @erfarft BON allen gpotlefeu
9reis 75c Die SIafde.
9aa's GamilienS9ilen iino Die better
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itiIlen sortn1ertooen iiber ben 8rit,
men6eetelt im @orten i6meben. Die
2uft1tr0m1ng forln illoeiien Die Sc
ride meitbin 3eritreuen ODER aud1
gauge 0uftmolfen oaOontragen, mic
es i6on BON oIten Seefabrern cr-
5oblt miro, ote melt orouBen aui
Dem Meere bereits o1f Weilentpeite
Die Habe Ser @emiir5tnleln nil
Dem @eru6e ma6rna9nlen.
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Gtcaeaeiuh.

Gin 2ehrer NIT mebreren Gertififo.
ten eriter Glaiie bon n6rbliden Gtaater,
beioer Sprodlen mddtig, 1ubt cine Nns
itellun9 als 2ebrer. glerf ODER 8ud6olz
ter, @llte 8enonifie. &ann audi MuIife
nnterridt erteilen. Mon ab6reifiere: .F.
o." 8eoaftion .Sreie BreFe", Gan Gn.
tonic. Seras.
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e seef6Iadt aemonnen hat!9

= @idt aaem oitf oen @ruro ee-
ben moaert, beiBt griinolif iein, uno
nidt Der lit oberfIddlid. Der 5,1pei-
len m1d Der SberflddIide better
flaren Spiegel liebt.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-09
THE MEETING OF CONGRESS
Ten Main Policies Urged
by the President - Great
Fight Looked For Over the
Widely Discussed Postal
SAVINGS Bank PronoSal
Savinss Bank Proposal.

Expansion of the duties OF the bureau
Of corporations.
Creation OF a new bureau in the de-
partment of justice to deal with viola
tons or law by Interstate carriers
Establishment OF a called railroad
court"
Amendment of the Sherman anti-trust
law
Creation of postal savings bank
Ship subsidies.
Amendment of the procedure regarding
the granting of inJunctions
Conservation of natural resources.
In addition to these and the minor
recommendations of the president. the
two territories of Arizona and New
Mexico will knock for admission TO
statehood. the deep waterways people
will knock for a ship canal through
the Mississippi, the insurgents will
knock for a tariff commission. the In
dividual congressman and senators
will knock for pork" aud growing
deficit In the treasury will knock with
loud clamor for economy. Can you
beat that for a knocking program:
II any pessimist gets out his hammer
and adds to the unholy din be should
be sternly suppressed.
There yet remains the monetary COM
mission about which Senator Aidricb
Is trying to educate the country. II is
not probable. however. that this body
will make its report in time to be
acted on by the coming session. II
may even be left over TO the new con-
gress. which meets in 1911.
One of the minor policies favored By
the president Is the consolidation into
national health bureau of all instru-
ments for the investigation. proven
ton and cure of disease. which are
now included In the national govern
ment or may properly be included. AS
this was favored In the last nationa-
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a Third Term Bugaboo.

The conservation of natural resources
has formed the storm center during
the summer and may play some part
in congress. although it is safe TO say
that the Ballinger-P inchot controversy
will take d back seat when trust reg
uation, postal savings banks and ship
subsidies come TO the front. In a gen.
eral way the president has approved
the Roosevelt policies of conserving
water power sites. coal lands, forests
and other resources. On the reclama-
ton question Mr.. Taft has come to the
rather momentous decision that he will
ask for an issue of bonds. On its face
this is sufficiently startling. but con-
sidered with the circumstances it APP
pears unsuitable. The fact is that a
large number of people procured lands
in the arid belt with the understanding
that the government was about TO
open Irrigation plants in their vicinity.
Owing to lack of funds the govern
ment projects have been held up. and
the people are suffering in consequence.
The presidents proposal is to issue
bonds payable from future revenues
raised for reclamation purposes and
with the money obtained from the
sale OF these bonds to complete the ir-
rigation projects thus halted. That
would be a relief to the settlers. would
open up thousands of acres Of idle
land for cultivation and would work
little or no hardship on the govern
ment.
As an aftermath Of the row raised
over the conservation question New
York newspaper recently printed a
story to the effect that the whole trou-
BILE was started as part Of scheme
to renominate Theodore Roosevelt for
president In 1912 1t even stated that
the cabinet had met In extraordinary
session during President Taft's abb
sence and had considered the alarm
ing situation. AS an example Of the
fantastic tales that emanate from
Washington during the dull season 1t
is not bad. but is hardly worth con-
sidering from any other standpoint
than that Of fairy story.
When congressman return to Wash
ington this winter they will find the
president housed In q new and COM
modious executive building Of an ar
chitectural dignity BETTING his great
Office. For the first time the chief
of the republic has official
quarters that are not a reproach. Up
70 tho time NJ Roosevelt the presidents I
were compelled to attend TO public
business In their private residence.
Under Roosevelt the executive ONCE
wing which was constructed was pop |
ularly known as the 'hencoop.' Dur
Ing President Taft's vacation and
journey this structure
was entirely overhauled and enlarged
to a size worthy Of its object. 1t is
still simple and democratic In appear
ance. but Is no longer an architecture
Joke.
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Democratic platform and milder dec.
laration looking In the same direction
was in the Republican platform. it is
probable that the proposal will meet
with little opposition. But IL so it is
the only one Of the Taft policies that
will not stir up a fight.
The Line Of Battle.
The control of the issue Of stocks
and bonds by corporations aimed at
the evil popularity known as stock wa
tering Will haye the cohorts of Wall
street to overcome and will probably
have none too active support from the
Canao0- Aldrich regime. The same is
true Of the expansion Of the duties of
the bureau of corporations and the
creation Of a new bureau In the de-
partment Of justice to deal with viola
ttonA Of the antitrust. anti-rebate and
railroad rate laws. ALI these proposals.
by the president ara in line with the
closer inspection and control of inter
state coepssRttons and with the IA
nous Roosevelt policies. They will
meet much Of the same opposition
against which Mr.. Taft's predecessor
had to contend.
As for the readjustment Of the du-
ties and powers of the interstate COM
merce commission. the creation OF
railroad court and the amendment of
the Sherman antitrust law, these are
partially In line with Roosevelt's plans
and partially are due to the initiative
Of President Taft himself. The work
ings OF the railroad rate law have not
been entirely satisfactory in practice.
OF. rather. the results expected from
that measure have not fully material
tied. and this proposed legislation Is
for the purpose OF remedying the de-
fects In the act. Roosevelt never heart
ily favored the railroad court, wishing
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-09
THE HARTLEY NURSERY
Largest and Most Complete
in the State.

To the old settlers of Canyon
county the Hartley nurseries are
too we'll known to need description
but to the new corners they are not
so we'll known, and the purpose
of this article is to call their atten-
ton to the fact that in this institu-
ton Emmett has the largest and
most complete nursery in Idaho.
That's pretty broad statement,
but it is fact.
For years and vears-we don t
know how long Chas. P. Hartley
conducted nursery at his old
home place near Middleton, and
during all that time Hartley trees
have been a synonym for the best
stock.
Three years ago Mr.. Hartley
moved his nursery to Emmett, 10
eating it on an admirably adapted
tract of land mile and half east
of town. Forty-hve acres are now
occupied by his nursery. His life
time of experience in the nursery
business. a large portion of which
has been obtained in this section of
Idaho, places him in position to
absolutely know the varieties of
trees best adapted to this soil and
climate, and he has accordingly
stocked his nursery. His stock
is very large and comprises all
kinds OF fruit and shade trees. ber-
ries, shrubbery and Towering
bushes. He is doing ar immense
business this fall and is shipping
many thousands of dollars worth
of trees to all parts of the state.
Prospective fruit growers in the
Emmett country are fortunate in
having a home nursery, where
they can select their trees and
receive them fresh from the soil
when they are ready to plant.
The unusual demand for fruit trees
this year, however. should want
them to place their orders at once
before the stock is depleted, and
thereby avoid thu experience of
last year. He invites interested
parties to call at his place and
look over his stock. If you go
you will be surprised at the mag
nitude of the Hartley nurseries
and at the facilities for handling
eithe' large or small orders.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-09
HANNA.

E. j. Reynolds and family of
Ariel, Wash. arrived Monday to
make their home on the bench.
Mrs. O. S. Tyler drove to New
Plymouth Saturday, returning by
way of Emmett, Monday.
C. E. Harris is moving his build
ings from the low lands to a higher
altitude. j. S. Guthrie is assisting
in the work.
o. S. Tyler returned the first OF
the week from San Joes, H., and
Denver. Colo, where he has been
visiting friends and relatives.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-12-09
Most Comprehensive and
Ambitious Program Ever
Proposed by q Chief Ex-
ecutive Is Recommended to
the National legislature.
By JAkEs A. EDoERTON

BY JAMES A. EDGERTON.
TIME congress Of the United States
meets once a year and some
times twice. This is one OF
the years in which II meets
twice. The special session started or
March IS and adjourned when the
weather grew so hot 1t wilted even the
tariff discussion. The regular session
convenes Dec. q. Ordinarily little Is
done before the Christmas holidays ex-
cept the appointment Of committees.
This year will probably prove no ex-
ception to the rule. although the COM
mittees Of the senate and u few of the
most important of the house are al
ready appointed. What the coming
session will do nobody can tell. The
prophet never lived with sufficient
temerity to tackle the Job. There be
alleged prophets who attempt to fore
tell when the world will come to an
end. what the weather will be on in
auguration day and who will be elect
ed president. but they all sidestep con-
gress. When 1t comes TO uncertainty
the probable action Of congress is the
most uncertain thing known in nature.
In comparison the future actions of
katydid can be determined with math-
ematical exactitude. The only safe
prediction to make is that the presi-
dent will tell congress what 1t ought
to do and that 1t will proceed to do
something else. yet 1t might fool US
even in that The wind bloweth where
it listeth. and congress blows nobody
knows where. but at any rate 1t blows.
Congress is made up of Speaker Can
non. Senator Aldrich and some others.
there are 800 others In
the house aud 81 In the senate, but