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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30
EMMETT NEWS.

- LAWS hao lh'+ oaPDiiS" iS'
your Kodak.
All kinds of grain wanted at J.
H., Cronk's.
Bargains in pianos at the Swift
Piano House, Boise.
Have your old clothes made new
by Bryant, the tailor
The Cash Store is selling ladies
and children's hats below cost.
FOR SALE "A first class six hole
range, as good as new. Vern
Munday 40.
Leave your orders fol- coal ard
receive it from the car and save %
cents per ton. j. H. CTonk.
Richard Williams of Boise was
in town this week for few days
on business and visiting with re-
latives.
The biggest line of cook stoves,
ranges and heating stoves ever
brought to the city at the Hawkins
hardware store. They're all good,
reliable goods, too.
We have just received shipment
of barbed wire 1t is going fast
and you should place your order
now. Emmett Mercantile Co.
The famine in barbed wire has
been broken By the Emmett Mer-
camille Co., who have received
large shipment. Better get yours
at once.
There is no better wagon or
buggy made anywhere than that
turned out by the Racine company.
The Hawkins hardware store i
sole agent.
TX. Landers and family of Smith
Center, Kan are in the city visit
ing the family of Cort Pyle and
Wayne Zimmerman. They are en-
route to Seattle.
Captain c. A. Parker, for num-
Der of years superintendent of the
Mint nine up the river, hac pur-
chased an interest in department
store at Boyd. Wis. and will quit
mining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman are en-
loving visit from Mrs. H. D.
Perkins OF Seattle, Mr.. Wellman's
sister, who brought their mother
here to live. Mrs. Perkins is
looking for a location in the En-
NETT country.
Clean your alfalfa and grass seed
and get the top price. instead of
being docked on account Of dirt.
/ have the mill guaranteed to do
the work. Come in and see it and
get nv price. J. H. Cronk.
The G. S. club met last week
with Miss Alta Robinson. All
had fine time, especially Miss
Alta. who was initiated into the
mysteries of the club. Miss Alta
presented each member with a pen,
a souvenir of the event. The club
girls will give an entertainment at
the home of Mrs. Wills next time
and their brothers will be invited.
"Packer Johu" cabin located
near Meadows, the building in
which the first two republican con-
ventions were held i'll 1863 and
1854 is TO be preserved to the state
by action of the historical society.
An option has teen secured in the
name of the state for the cabin and
the site containing eight acres.
The purchase must be made in is
months.
Halley's comet again is approach
ing the earth after an absence of
seventy-hve years. While swing
ing around in space it visited a re-
gion that is perhaps so million
miles. more distant than the outer
most planet of the polar system.
Although it is not scheduled to
arrive at its perihelion-the point
least distant from the sun-until
July 19. 1912, or possibly the latter
part of 1911, depending on the
amount of planetary disturbance,
it probably will be visible to the
naked eye after October l this year.
S. & B. hams, bacon and lard at
Steward 8 market
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30

Constipation causes headache,
nausea, dizziness. languor. heart
palpitation. Drastic physics grippe.
sicken, weaken the bowels and don't
cure. Doan's Regulets act gently
and cure constipation. % cents.
Ask your druggist.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30

FOR SALE-A team of work
horses, wagon and harness, new.
Roy Myers, 4th and Johns. so 2tp.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30

FOR SALE Work mares, work
anywhere, single or double.
]. Cooper, Youtsler ranch. so tip
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Column.
Sc Line Each Insertion.
FOR RENT

ROF SALE-One good work
horse, will work anywhere. dou-
BILE or single. J. s. Clark, Youst
Ter rancn. 80 2tp.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30

FOR SALE-Blacksmith's drill
and other small tools. Fern Con-
fectionery 90
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-09-30

FOR RENT-After October !. my
residence on Fourth street. c. D.
Tillinghast. AZ
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
VENICE
Home Iots. sunset 25sl
MAY POLE PARTY IS
GIVEN TO CHILDREN
MORE THAN 1000 TOTS ENJOY
AMUSEMENT
Redondo Beach Pavilion Is Scene Of
Much Gayety and Little Ones
Pass Afternoon in
Pleasure

VENICE, May 3O-More than 1000
children took part in the May pole
party given at the Venice dancing
pavilion yesterday afternoon under the
auspices of the children's playground
committee. The grand march, led by
two tots, wound around the halls in
several circles before all who had en-
tered could be accommodated.
The affair was in charge of Miss Lot
teta Corello, who will have charge of
the new "Baby Bank" which will open
here within the next week. There were
several dances by little children from
Los Angeles. Four little Spanish girls
danced the Santiago" and were re-
called again and again before the audi
ence was satisfied. Delphine Gillispie' s
butterfly dance and the skirt dance by
Ruby Goodwin won the applause of the
crowd.
At the end of the grand march came
the browning of the queen of the day
Little Miss Gillispie, with tiny courtiers
and train bearers, was adorned with a
beautiful floral crown and led the
marchers from the floor in all the dig
nifty of one born to the purple.
The plea ting of the May pole by six
teen children completed the entertain
ment, after which the little ones were
given the liberty of the floor and trippeC
dainty dances for the remainder of the
afternoon, after which the special car!
in waiting took the Los Angeles chill
dren to their homes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
Solution to Problem IL

This problem has been freely dis
cussed and number of different solu-
tions have been offered, some of which
evidence careful analysis and others
brilliant design. The former have been
rejected because no consideration was
given to the personal element, which
must not be disregarded, and the latter
because in every instance no provision
was made for success against the worst
possible disposition of the cards and at
the same time the best play of the ad-
versaries.
In the opinion of the writer the safest
method of playing the hand is as fol-
lows: The sure tricks are two hearts,
one club, one diamond and three spades.
This leaves two more tricks to insure
game. In nine cases out of ten this
result and better can be obtained by
winning first trick with ace of hearts,
and thus making re-entry for club suit
for which the dealer would play but If
Pone wins second club trick with ace
of clubs and leads diamonds, of which
original leader holds three to king, it is
apparent that the diamond suit will
be established for adversaries before
the club suit can be made by the dealer.
Therefore it is better to rely upon the
spade suit for the extra tricks, but at
the same time to so play the hand as
to be ready to take advantage of an
erroneous differences upon the part of
the adversaries.
With only seven spades in sight it is
evident that there is no distribution of
this suit which will prevent the adver-
saries from making one trick therein
and possibly two, but on the other
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
MAN FOUND DEAD IS
BELIEVED MURDERED
CORONER'S JURY FINDS DEATH
DUE TO GUNSHoT WOUND
Section Foreman, with Whom Victim
Had Been Seen Last, is Placed
Under Arrest as Sus-
pect
Especial to The Herald.I

SAN BERNARDINO. May S0.-As
the result of the coroner's inquest yes
terday over the body of the man found
shot through the head in cabin al
Mlnnola, near Daggett, which resulted
in a verdict of death from a gunsho'
wound inflicted by a person unidentl-
fed, and further investigation by the
members of the sheriff's office at the
scene of the crime, the officers of the
county have a murder mystery which
it will require all their energy to solve
The fact that no powder marks
were found on the body strengthens
the belief of the sheriff that he did not
commit suicide, but was murdered.
Deputy Fred Johnson of Daggett has
placed under arrest a section foreman
named Caulfield on suspicion of know
ing more about the tragedy than he
is willing to tell.
Caulfield already has told conflicting
stories in regard to his finding the muir
dered man and there is much which
throws suspicion on him. 1t is known
that the section foreman and the
stranger, who is believed to be James
Neil, a hobo, had both been drinking
heavily.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
PREPARES TO FIGHT
TELEPHONE COMP ANY
PETITION IS CIRCULATED BY
ANONYMOUS AUTHOR
Document Declares One Concern in
Pasadena Is Enough and Requests
Mayor and City Officials to
Wage War

PASADENA. May 90.-One of the
oltcomes of the Sunset telephone case
IN Pasa dena is a petition which is be-
ing circulated in North Pasadena ana
which it is understood is 10 De pre-
scented to every citizen urging tne
MAYOR and city officials TO hsnt the
taIephone company in the supreme
CONT No one will say who is the au-
thor of the petition. 1t sets forth that
there is no need for more than one tel
ephone company in the city; that the
r,resence of two makes the telephohe
service doubly expensive for business
men and residents with more than d
community acquaintance, and that
Pasadena would be vastly better OH
with but one telephone company.
Men of the Sunset company We're
working today. as they did all last
night. repairing the breaks where the
cables were cut. 1t is proving some
what more of a task than was antlcl-
mated. 1t is difficult to locate the right
ends of every wire of a 150wire cable
and to make the right connection thlr-
ty or forty feet from the ground; the
lob scarcely will be completed beIore
tomorrow morning. Still, most OF the
downtown wires are in commission to-
day.
city Attorney ]. Perry Wood will be-
gin tomorrow his negotiations with the
attorneys of the Sunset company re-
garding the payment to be made to
the city at the expiration of the twenty
days allowed in the agreement in which
to effect a settlement.
The company is two years in arrears
on it's tax, which is fixed at 70 cents
a year on each pole, and while there
has been no census of poles taken, the
sum claimed by the city totals several
thousand dollars.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
KRUGER VEREIN CLUB
GIVES SUNDAY PICNIC
GERMAN SOCIETY ENJOYS OUT
ING AT GRIFFITH PARK
Join with Out West Aggregation and
Engage in Friendly Contests, Fol-
lowed by instrumental Music
and Singing

The Deutscher Kruger Verein club,
German society composed of former
soldiers of the German and United
States army and navy, enjoyed a bar
becue and picnic at Griffith park yes
terdav one hundred members, ac-
companied by their families and
friends, left Los Angeles in special
cars at $3.50 o'clock and at the lVanhoe
station were met by several old-fash-
toned farm wagons and transported TO
the park.
ahead. so that when the party arrived
everything was in readiness for the
The out West E.iding club was also
at Griffith park having an outing, and
when both parties arrived the noun
tain air was permeated with odor of
steak, sausages and other dainty edi-
bles.
When the feast was over the mem
bers of the Kruger Vereln ana the
out West club exchanged hospitalltles
and friendly list of athletic sports
was carried out between the parties.
The most exciting of the sports was
the races by married women, races by
single women, a fat mems race and
sprint by the children.
The Out West club members gave
an exhibition of lariat throwing and
more than one gooa-natured German
was "roped in"
Instrumental music and singing fol-
lowed and the tunes of the old Ger
man war songs reverberated through
the hills. The Kruger Verein has been
in existence but six months, but Is
growing rapidly. D. Oeltjen is presl-
dent, o. Schroeder, secretary, and f.
Springman, treasurer Besides the So
cial and literary features the club has
a group of sharpshooters and sing
ing chorus.
They have made arrangements to
participate in the parade during the
Elks' convention and will enter a float
known as 1.-THE Hand of Friendship"
The float will represent Germany and
the limited States with clasped hands.
AS a result of the outing the Out
west club received a number of appli-
cations for membership and the Kru-
ger Verein made many friends.
August IS the Sons of Herman, to
which nearly every member of the
Kruger Verein belongs, will celebrate
the 19Ooth anniversary of the "Teuto-
! burga VALID"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
WILL SUE BONDING
COMP ANY FOR $4,000
WANTS TO RECOVER AMOUNT
SECURED ON BOGUS DEED
Notary Who Is Alleged to Have Bor-
rowed Sum on Fraudulent Docu-
ment Is Fugitive from
Justice
Ispeelal to The Herald.l

LONG BEACH. May S0.-Following
the result of the suit brought to quiet
the title to Mrs. E. A. Hillary's prop
erty on Orange avenue, in which Mrs.
Hillary was given favorable Judgment,
Attorney f. A. Knight will proceed to
sue the bonding company in which Roy
N. Carr was bonded, for $4,000, the
amount Carr borrowed from c. d.
Hendrickson, giving him, it is said, a
forged deed to the property as securi-
ty.
Deeds changing the title of the prop
erty successfully from Mrs. Hillary to
Miss Carrie Gray and then to Mrs. r.
n. Carr all bore Cars notarial seal.
Miss Gray was in Illinois at the time
the deed bearing her alleged signature
was filed. The deeds introduced in
court were declared by attorneys to be
palpable forgeries.
In addition to the $4,000 he borrowed
from Hendrickson, Carr secured $500
from e. e. Palmer. Carr disappeared
several weeks ago after a warrant for
his arrest on a check kiting charge had
been issued.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
SAN BERNARplNo EAGER
TO HAVE STREETS PAVED

SAN BERNARDINO, May 30.-A
move is on foot to secure the paving Of
Fourth street from D to 1 streets. AL
ready the property owners from ID to
E streets have signed in a body for the
improvements under private contract.
A meeting of the owners will be held
Thursday night.
The residents along d street from
Fifth north are also about to put pc
tition out for the paving of that street,
and a mass meeting is planned for Fri
day night. The residents from Fifth to
sixth are unanimous for the improve
ment.
The property owners on no less than
half a dozen thoroughfares are en-
deavoring to secure paved streets either
by private contract or the Vrooman
act, and combined with those already
paved and those which are to be under
the recent bond issue San Demanding
soon will possess many miles of paved
streets
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
POMONA ITEMS

POMONA, May 3O-Work upon the
new house of the Drs. Doolittle on
North Main street is progressing rap
idly. The stone flats being erected by
Or. G. w. Forester on East Center
street and the new residence of T. B.
Fredendall on North Park avenue are
also nearing completion.
There are now twenty seven new
houses in the Ganesha Park tract and
contracts will be let this week for the
erection of two more. This is one of
the most rapidly growing parts of the
city.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
TWO PERSONS LosEJEWELRY
WITH TOTAL VALUE OF $375

LONG BEACH, May 3O-A few min
utes before arriving at Long Beach j.
E. Halsey, Standard Oil representative
at Los Angeles, coming to the beach
on salt Lake train missed the purse
containing 5000 worth of jewelry. A
on a Salt Lake train, missed his purse
Halsey had opened it and taken out
SLIGO, which he put in one of his pock-
cts. He did not know whether to be-
lieve he had lost the purse or had been
touched"
The jewelry consists of a bracelet set
with eight turcuoises, a ring set with
a large ruby and sixteen diamonds and
another ring set with five pearls.
Mrs. J. B. Nelson reported to the po-
lice that while walking from her home
on West Ninth street to the beach she
lost a brooch containing a $175 dia-
fnond
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
SANTA MONICA
Cor. Oregon ave. and Third street
Home pho@e 117s.
CHILDREN ABUSED;
FATHER ARRESTED
Two Girls Said to Be ShoeIess and
Without Sufficient Clothes, AL
though Man Makes Good
Wages

SANTA MONICA, May 30.-John
Reider, whose wife attempted suicide
by cutting her throat Friday, was ar
rested yesterday morning on complaint
of the officials of the Santa Monica Bay
Humane society, who charged him with
cruelty to his two little children.
The girls, one and the other years
old, were without shoes, stockings or
underclothes. The statement is made
by the officers that they were hungry
when the father was taken into Gus
tody.
A statement has been secured from
Reider's wife, who is in the Santa
Monica Bay hospital, that the father
had repeatedly abused her and that
while he made a good living working
at the carpenter trade, he spent most
of his money in dissipation.
Bail to the amount of $500 was fur
nished and the man bound over for eX-
animation by the district attorney.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
POMONA
lis South Thomas.
Home Phone 1890.
POMONA VETERANS TO HOLD
CAMPFIRE IN AFTERNOON

POMONA, May SO.-Memorial serv-
ices We're held at Trinity Methodist
church this forenoon at which the
members of the local G. A. r. and the
w. R. C. were present in a body. The
sermon was preached by Rev. DR.. A.
w Lamport, who is himself a veteran
of the civil war.
A vesper service this afternoon at
Pilgrim Congregational church, took
the form Of a campfire, conducted by
the twelve civil war veterans living
here who attend the church.
Three short addresses were delivered
by Comrades J. Albert Dole, D. B.
Fitch and John F. Bowen. There was
q special musical program.
At the Armory this evening Co. D.,
n. G. c.. held a special service in
memory of the soldier and sailor dead
to which the local G. A. r. and w. r.
c. were invited.
Tomorrow there will be a parade in
the forenoon and exercises at the
cemetery when the graves of deceased
veterans will be decorated and in the
afternoon there will be a campfire al
the Fraternal Aid theater and Rev.
J. H. Pitman of Los Angeles viii de-
liver the address. Mrs. c. r. Hibbs
will be the soloist Of the program.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
WILL BEGIN SOON TO LAY
OUT ARROYO sEco DRIVE

PASADENA, May 3O.-Work on the
plans for the new Arroyo Seco drive,
that boulevard which is to connect the
mountains with Los Angeles and be
one of the most beautiful in the
United States, is to be begun in a
short time by the staff of the city en-
gineer.
. Surveys will be made of the crook
edest road in California outside of the
mountains. The drive is to follow the
curves of the edge of the arroyo, TWEEN
ty feet from tie edge all the way from
the South Pasadena line to the foot
hills of Altadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, May 3O.-Steamer Helen p
Drew arrived from Greenwood with 100000
feet lumber.
Steamer Harold Dollar completed dis
charge lumber cargo and cleared for San
Francisco for orders.
Steamer Daisy Mitchell arrived from
Wllapa Harbor with full cargo lumber.
After discharging part cargo lumber at
San Diego steamer James S. Higgins ar
rived, took passengers and cleared for Fort
Bragg via San Francisco.
Steamship Santa Rosa arrived from San
Diego, took freight and passengers and
cleared for San Francisco via Redondo and
Santa Barbara.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
NOTES FROM cLAREMoNr

CLAREMONT, May CUNTS. Ida
BIakeslee of the Pomona college school
of music scored a success last night in
a piano recital assisted by the Pomona
college orchestra and by Miss Florence
Hill, soprano. The program included
the Norwegian dance, opus 80, by Grieg
and representative selections by Bach
Chopin and Schumann. Miss Hill sang
D'Hardelots THE Dawn" Beethoven
concerto in minor was given with
orchestral accompaniment.
The freshman class will give some
high links at the George Jr. Republic
tomorrow evening. The stunt is that
given a week ago for the sophomore
class.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
AVALON NOTES

AVALON, May Recommendation
services were held here in the Avalon
Congregational church and at Eagles
hall today. The Rev. M. Arthur Mar
tin officiated at both services. Monday
at $3.50 O'Clock there will be a special
service held in the church Flowers
are to be scattered over the waters of
the bay to commemorate those who
have persisted at sea and the procession
will then proceed to the local ceme-
terry.
The largest crowd Of the season came
here today. The Cabrillo put into port
with 400 persons at noon. Saturday the
vessel brought $50 passengers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
Well Tools Twice Lost

SAN BERNARDINO, May Coon
siderable delay is experienced in sink
ing the city's big we'll north of the city.
After working for almost two weeks to
recover tools which were lost at the
bottom of the casing they again were
lost yesterday, after having only been
recovered two days. The casing has
now been driven to the 38S-foot level
and is within twelve feet of the limit to
which the 18-inch casing was contracted
to be sunk.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
OFFICERS Elected

PASADENA, May 30.-The Altadena
Women's circle has elected the follow
ing officers for the coming year; Pres
ident, Mrs. Horatio D. West; vice pres
ident, Mrs. Hampton L. Story; second
vice president, Miss Cameron; treas
urer Mrs. Alyick A. Pearson; men,
bers of the program committee-Mrs.
Newell Mattson Hayden chairman,
Mrs. Leslie r. Groves and Mrs. C. S.
Milliken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
thousands Visit Long Beach

LONG BEACH, May 3O.-The strand
presented a gay scene today. there be-
ing an unusually large crowd here dur
ing the afternoon. 1t was estimated
that 10000 people visited the beach
The surf was thronged but Lifeguards
Falla and Ebrite reported no accident
About 1900 people passed through the
bathhouse turnstile and hundreds who
own their own bathing suits were also
in the water
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
Redondo Beach shIpplna

REDONDO BEACH, May 30.-Arrived at
this port: Steamer Vanguard from Eureka
with 10000 feet of lumber for M. M.
Lumber company. Steamer Santa Rosa
from San Diego route north.
Sailed from this port: Steamer Santa
Rosa for San Francisco with fifty tons OF
freight and 100 passengers. q
To sail May 81: Steamer Brooklyn for
northern ports to load lumber
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
Sale of Seats Large

SANTA MONICA, May 30.-A large
sale of seats for the production of THE
Little Tycoon" which will be given by
the FlI<s booster committee at the
Horseshoe Pier pavilion Monday even
ing, is reported. A large number of So
ciety people from this city and Ocean
Park are in the cast and the perform
ance will be one of the important
events of the present social season.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
BELIEVE VANDALISM WORK
OF ONE SEEKING REVENGE

LONG BEACH, May 30.-A series of
acts of vandalism, committed along the
Pike recently lead the police to believe
the perpetrator is DESTROYS of wreaking
vengeance for some real or imaginary
injustice done to him. Broken win
dows and petty thievery have been re-
ported from time to time and last night
five different places were entered and
various acts of vandalism committed.
The Byde-a- Wyle theater was among
the places entered
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
viii Wear Smoke Ribbons

LONG BEACH, May 3O.-Ribbons of
yellow and gray. indicating sunshine
and smoke. will be worn by those at
tending the picnic to be held here to-
morrow by former residents of Pueblo,
Colorado. They will meet in the sun
parlor at noon. All Puebloans, it is
said, appreciate the significance of the
color combination.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-31
MAKING II Warm

Yeast-I saw your neighbor warm
ing a rolling-pin in front of the fire.
She doesn't do her own cooking does
she?
Just going to make 1t warm for her
acknowledgement Statesman.