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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Love for Loves Sake

IF THOU must love me. let it be for
naught
4 Except for loves sake only. Do not
say:
I love her for her smile. her look. her
way
OF speaking gently. for trick of
thought
That falls in well with mine, and certes
brought
A sense of pleasant ease on such
day
For these things in themselves. beloved,
may
Be changed. or change for thee-and
love so wrought,
May be unwrought SO. Neither love me
for
Thine own dear PHYS wiping my cheeks
since one might well forget to weep who
bore
Thy comfort long, and lose thy love
But low love m me for loves sake. that ever
Thou mayst love on through loves
eternity
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
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contorted beyond recognition 1t Is not
easy to see how the monocIe succeeded
in establishing itself so firmly In the
English eye.
Then. too. there IS a certain round
lens bound about with black hard rub
Der which is only to be accounted for
on the grounds OF a fashion that de-
mands and sanctions the unique.
The wearer OF generous two yards
of broad black grosgrain ribbon depend
ing from pair OF trimmed noseslasseS
that are too burdened with border and
sash to be OF the slightest value as an
eye opener should be classed with his
partner Of the lorgnette.
His is the right, by virtue only OF
his willingness to thus deport himself.
to stand still in the very middle OF the
broad or narrow way and stare openly
at the pasSerby through what small
glass there is attached to the upper
part Of this dark sepulchral string.
Strange that the wearing OF a simple
little glass prescribed for the further
ance in one mans or woman's eyesighe
should. incidentally benefiting the az
f1icted, interfere so noticeably with the
comfort OF the passing throng.
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hands that are calculated to destroy the
tender shoots of affection. So I am
quite sure that. as a good. loving. un-
derstanding companion that the Ameri-
can man wants for his wife. she will not
do. Bob knows it also.
Blue and mournful is the other
woman. Oh, what dreary world it is!
Everybody is getting the better OF her.
The butcher picks out the toughest
steak and overcharges for the privilege.
Her little financial world is coming TO
an end Nobody loves her! The dress
maker hates her and uses the most un-
becoming model purposely!
She is blue over the lack of social
events if she lives in the country. II
the city be her habitat, she grows NOR
bid over the perils Of life and the pit
falls that are scattered along the great
way.
The blue lady scatters violet rays in
all directions She affects others, de-
pressing and darkening with the norose
light that she throws upon all events.
You find that the smiling habit is leav-
ing you after close and continued as
sociation with her. The loud. hearty
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KIT d JUST as soon have shot
gun leveled at me as a lor-
u gnette." says an unoffending man
who evidently has suffered under the
searchlight of this evil eye.
The lorgnette is curious habit and It
would seem to change the character Of
those who indulge in its idle. golden ele-
gance. From a fairly satisfied feminine
with no undue tendency to pry and with
a modicum of decent courtesy. the crea-
ture of the lorgnetIe becomes the en-
bodiment of curiosity. She develops
a ravenous appetite for all that lies be-
yond her ken. and she looks through
you into the space on the other side a
If you were common everyday window
glass. You somehow know you are
obstructing the view when you reason
on your density, and from natural
politeness you move on. only to be fol-
lowed by the focus OF this objection
able glass.
And then there is its first cousin. the
monocle. This, too, has grown habitual,
and while differing slightly as to its ef-
feet on the wearer. he seems to be
privileged to glare unpleasantly and to
squint in your direction with a face
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UST discovered: A new reason
for the employment of women!
- Surprises await us at every
turn says a scoffer, but the final blow
falls with the statement that women
are employed because of their ability tc
keep secrets!"
Let those who will scoff-but the last
theory on this timely subject is that the
trade secret or the private design in
trusted by her firm to a woman is safer
, than if it were protected by patents.
Now, there is probably just this truth
in the statement: that the secrets that
women give away are only the small
mysterious happenings calculated to
arouse momentary excitement or jeal-
ousy. When once woman fully makes
up her mind not to reveal matter that
IS hers alone. the fact remains her own
forever.
You haven't known a woman with
secret in her breast? Then you haven't
known the world, for there are those
who have lived with the knowledge Of
something they chose to keep and who
have died with it, too. Those women
are in the small minority who give
to their women friends the things that.
to them, have mattered most.
It is not difficult to delude some woman
into the satisfied belief that she. and
only she among all of your friends. has
got at your Iife's secret during some
brief afternoon call or evening stroll:
but rest assured that the curious one.
If she evinced the slightest desire to
pry, heard only some other thing that
was nothing at all: that was let out
to excite or to satisfy. and that the
real secret remained locked as securely
as ever
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cold necessary for freezing your spon-
taneous actions. There is slow process
to which you will' be subjected that viii
extract every bit of ardor and warmth
from your nature. If you should be
foolish enough to express little senti-
.ment about your home, your sister or
your dog, she will greet you with cold.
polite Indifference, and you will feel
nipped in the bud by the killing frost.
Perhaps you will admire the beautiful
green of the trees or the blue of the
sky. She will raise her eyebrows and
suggest that they have always been
thus-why be foolishly enthusiastic?
The ice plant variety is reliable. and
that's something. She will always be
lowering in the vicinity Of freezing
point, and you can count on her for all
the wet blankets, marble hearts or cold
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laugh joins other primitive habits. You
can't even demonstrate in forcible
manner. She Is not the one for a life
long partner.
Now, what is the point of this patri-
otic treatment of the subject? Well,
question Bob. It's dollars to dimes that
he wishes little spunky fire in the
temperament of Mrs. Bob, to which he
would add the calm reliability of No.
q and. just by way of a balance. a dash
of sweet pathos that will need his
cheerful petting of the third.
Three cheers for the red white and
blue! BARBARA LEE4
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be no direct result
or harm apparent.
Her innocent eyes
are turned toward
the accuser. and it
given tt m e. the
pretty rralefactor
will wax Indignant.
angry. scornful and
contemptuous TO
such a degree that
the guardian Of the
rights OF a corpora
ton feels that in
som Q mysterious
way he Is a dis
turber OF the peace.
But. after all,
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Our Independence

NIS apart each for the celebration OF
of when independence was
proclaimed birthday there speeches embodylng the
of law and freedom thought and actions
The red with the fire of enthusiastic patriotism white W1th the
No duapproves of a celeb ion of this
that has departed from
the independence that
A reading that OF
quality from the ordinary and worthy of the
will find all themes treated
phases subject discussed and all of appealed to-
you have criticism to offer, let US have it.
amenae change without and
hope that admxure of broadminded attitude
with a commendable liberty that spells
that
placed
VIII YOU help us2
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APPLY the So
ciaI g h W a y
robbery OF filch-
ing spoons or
linen from every
hotel visited Is
diminishing The
custom that grew
to alarming pro-
portions a few
Y e a S a g o.
whereby great
collections o (
souvenirs were
made and proud
ly displayed, has
been niDped In
the bud by en-
forcement of a
strict surveil-
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these little acts by which a defined
right whether Of an individual OF OF
an fnpersonal organization, known or
unknown. is ignored are dishonest.
Oh, no; you will never convince the
majority Of women! Their ability to
draw lines In conduct Is one OF the
most remarkable Of feminine traits.
They certainly keep me guessing!
A MERE NAN.
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much for this intense one. To be sure,
she loves deeply. but she hates, too,
and generally she is jealous. So brother
Bob shakes day-day. =
Quite different from her Is the white,
cold woman. Br-r-r. No danger of an
enormous ice bill. She will supply all
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

& A FTER all. it's the little things
that count" sighed Madeline.
AZ We were sitting together in
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-08-25

In the Probate Court Of the Coun
" Of Canyon, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of thu Estate of
Lottte a Scritchfield. Deceased.
Notice : hereby given by the IN
designed. administrator of the es-
tate OF Lo;tie A. S,ritchfield, de
ceased. to the creditors OF. and all
persons having claims against. the
said deceased. TO exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication of
this notice, TO the said administrator
1t the law office of F. H. Lyon, in
Payette, Canyon County, Idaho, the
same being designated as the place
Tor the transaction of the business
% said estate in the County of Cam
yon. State of Idaho.
A. P. SCRITCHFIELD,
Administrator of the estate of
Lottie A. Scritchfield. Deceased.
Dated August Sth 1910.
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STRAIN TOO GREAT.
Hundreds OF Emmett Readers Find
Daily Toll Burden.

The hustle and worry Of susi-
ness men.
The hard work and the STOPPING
Of workmen,
The woman's household cares.
Are too great strain on the
kidneys.
Backaehe, headache, sideache.
Kidney troubles, urinary troubles
follow.
An Emmett citizen tells you how
to cure them all.
Mrs. " Frunty, Elm St. En-
NETT Idaho. says: About three
years ago Doans Kidneys pills were
recommended to ne and IS I was
suffering from kidney trouble at
that time, l decided TO try them.
had severe headaches, backaches
and dizzy spells and often black
specks appeared before my eyes
felt tired and did not have much
energy and ambition. The use
Of two boxes of Dozns' Kidney Pills
relieved me and improved NY con
ditiou in every way
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents Foster-MiIburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States
Remember the name-Doan's s.
and take no other.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-08-25
OARSMEN TO
HAVE BIG INNING
National Event In Washington
to Be Record Breaker.
COUATRYS CRACKS ENTERED.
Canada Also Well Represented-Du-
rando Miller Of New York A. c. Pick
ed to Win Single Championship-Ss
By Torfr1Y CLARK.

The eyes of the rowing men just now
are centered on the national champion
ships which will be held AT Washing
ton Aug. II and Il. Crews from the
big boat clubs OF the Uaited States and
Canada will compete in tine events ON
the Potomac river. The entry list this
year is bigger than ever before.
New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Bal
timOre and Detroit will be well repre-
scented by the pick of their boat club
crews Toronto and Halifax crews Will
uphold the rowing prestige Of Canada.
The Canadians dou.sless will be rep
resented by half q dozen crews
Detroit has an eight Dared cOmbina-
ton which II is expected will make
considerable trouble for the crews from
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Boston. The westerners have shown
excellent form in several Of the sea
sons regattas. and rowing experts are
looking to them to carry of one Of
the prizes.
But New York will have several
eight cared crews which must be reck-
oned with The combination Of the
New York Athletic club and the Mas
sau Boat club are both looked upon
as likely winners. Then, too. PhiIadeI-
phla and Boston are reported TO have
fast combinations and there are sew
eral speedy crews from Toronto aud
Halifax that will finish well up.
The New York Athletic club. which
won the eight cared championship Of
last year has been in earnest train
ing for the purpose Of uphOliing the
blue ribbon event Of the regatta. the
senior eight Dared championship. This
year they viii have the greatest GeId
TO beat that has ever lined up at the
start in such a contest. and the crew
that wins will surely break all world
records for the distance. IN this race
will be the Argonauts Of Toronto, Win
nipegs of Manitoba. MinnesOtas OF St
Paul, Wahnetas Of Flushing. y. y
who this season have won all the big
regattas: Unions of Boston. al ex-
Harvard Oarsmen: Nassaus. AtaldnraS
and Harlems of New York: Mattas OF
West Philadelphia. Vespers and Bachp-
Iors of philadelphia. Aruudels and
Ariels of Baltimore. and last. but not
least by any means. the Potomacs Of
Durando Miller of the New YORK.
Athletic club. who won the senior
championship last year. is 10 compete
again. His practice spins have given
to his teammates. and they
look to him to land the prizes rhiS year
In this class in which Miller will
will be SchOles and Cosgrove
Of Toronto. now in England AT the
English Henley: O'Neil of Nova Scotia.
Shepherd and Feussell of the HaT-
lens, New YORK; Dick Mann, also of
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-08-25
READY TO TALK.
sut Lecky Knew Ho~ 70 choks Oh
His Cp1onent-

sut Lecky Knew How % Choke Oh
His Opponent
a wy brilliant Irish lrdy sofl-
years agy arranged Tha; Nr. Lecky
should meet an able aud famous Irish
man If very advanced opinions in pol
itics. Il was intended THAR they shouId
exchange views. and the Irishmau had
a gUcd deal 70 say aIluui Mr.. I-ecky's
later work ard was we'll able 10 put
what he had 70 say 10 the mast eIec-
tive lauGudzp Tie door opened. and
Mr.. Lerky WIS unuUunred. He vas
iutroduce1 10 tho IriShHan. aud be
fore Ihe Iatrer had time tu say any
thing tie historian began a political
harangue which ~ Kept going with
out ceSSariDn the whole time b. was
rtare. The freshman at first tried To
break in with 4 word. but he was
swept away. a. it We're. in the unceas-
Ing TOW uf Mr. Lecky-s language. 50
after a time he sat in amused bewi!-
derment. waiting until nature gave
out Bur when Mr. l.ecky felt he was
getting exhausted he rose frnm his
clair and ShnOs hands with the HnStess
and her guest. kpeiiiu- On talking ali
the time They rnme Uut with him to
the top II The staircase. hut cUuM not
get wori in adgpwiSe even then ~ be
ralked nil tile way dawn To- the door
and WIS even in an unfinished sentence
when the donr was shut behind him
They locked al each other aud roared-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-08-25

Department OF the Interior, Q.
5. Land Office at Boise, Idaho,
July Is, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Ab5ie
Pattcn, Of Emmett, Idaho. xho, on
September >, 1906. made desert lana
entry No. 25t4, serial. No. 0I55I,
for sW4 SE4. Section Il, Town
shin IN, Range w. Boise Me-idi-
an. has filed notice OF intention 10
maEe Final Proof, 10 establish claim
. the land above described, before
L. s. Commissioner ". T. Crouch.
Al Emmett, Idaho. on the 9Th day Of
September, 1910
Claimant names as witnesses;
OrvaI Mcconnell, Thomas ].
Patton, Cliff Patten. and Charles
KliEgbeck ali OF Emmett, Idaho.
WI BALDERTSON, Register
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OPEN AIR MEALS.
What Woman Who Has Tried the
Scheme Says.


Almost every family treats itself &c
an occasional meal out Of doors, but
very few know the delights OF whole
summer Of out Of door meals.
4 woman who has tried the scheme
writes as follows:
when we built our suburban home
nine years ago IL never oe7arred ~ as
that an outdoor dining room would be
a possibility. Indeed, we never
thought Of such thing, but By a
happy chance the plans Of our home
were so arranged that IL was not at
all difficult to achieve our precious lit
tie dining room when we once con
ceived the idea. We lived here three
years before we realized the pleasure
we had lost by eating all summer long
In a 'cozy, CHEEKY, comfortable dining
room In the house
When the thought finally came TO
US it did not take Us long to arrange
things and to plan to use our little
porch as an open air eating place. We
had an old table with a top about
four feet square which we used for
dinner table. but could never have II
with doilies. for it was nothing but
pine boards For serving tables we
used two old tables about Is by 80
inches
How we reveled in that little 10 by
70 porch. Six O'Clock IS our breakfast
hour. and words cannot express the
exhilaTation Of an outdoor meal at
that time The birds are singing in
every tree, and all nature seems burst
ing with joy. Many a time have ] sat
down to breakfast with q heavy shawl
over my shoulders and light wrap
over my head. and when hate Septem-
Der comes and we are forced indoors
IL breaks orr hearts TO give up our
woOdsy surroundings and be shut in
the four walls Of dining room
y green crex rug covers the floor
partly. and we have drop awnings
which fasten to the floor. These we
drop al night or on stormy days, and
also we now have better china which
we consider suitable 10 outdoors. and
we also use our best silver. This we
keep locked up in the sideboard draw
ers between meals
Il cannot understand why more peo-
pie have not thought Of the outdoor
dining room. and especially when build
ing new suburban home. No matter
If there are neighbOrs. there are al
ways rapid growing vines to be found
for privacy. But anywhere in the
country where there Is a viii it seems
to me there would De a way 10 arrange
for such a dining room
Last summer we never ate one meal
in the house from June l to Sept 1.
We began early in May. having lunch
con outdoors first, then added our
evening dinner. but it was too cool in
he early morning until June for break
fast on the porch
This was the experience Ct one wO-
nan. and there is no reason why many
mother. should not arrange an outdoor
lining room on some roomy porch or
wen have a porch enlarged for the
purpose. Where flies and mosquitoes [
IbCund a screened porch would be e.
.aurial
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-08-25

In embCuidering initials on house
hold linen, especially for newly fur
Wished house lin the case of bride.
etcl. one should try TO make the style
of the monogram agree with the gen
ecal appearance Of the room in which
4 IS to be used Thus the square.
heavy letters are suitable for a ro0m
in mission or craftsman style. long.
deiicateiy curved French letters for
the apartment in empire or Chippen-
dale mode and round. open letters for
the bahy's simple nursery. This may
sound farfetehed. but it is surprising
how conspicuous embroidered napki.S
and towels may become when tLey
are out OF harmony with the other APP
pointments.
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Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior
Z. S. Land Office at Boise, Ida
no. July s, 1910
Notice is hereby given that
Hiram ". Shropshire. Of Emmett,
Idaho. who, on September %, 1908
made homestead entry, No 0I262.
for lots and 3, Nw4 SEE. Mex
SWA4. Section p, Township 9 \.
Range Nv, Boise Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention TO make final
Communication proof, 10 establish
claim TO the land above described,
before T. s Commissioner W T.
Crouch, at Emmett, Idaho. on the
9TH day of September, 1910
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lee Mosman. James Knee. James
Jillette and Lowell Low, all Of En-
nett, Idaho.
WM. BALDERTSON. Register
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stasgers skcptfcs

That a clean, nice, fragrant com
pound like Bucklen's Arnica SILVA
will instantly relieve a bad burn,
cut Scald, wound or piles. staggers
skeptics. But great cures prove
its wonderful healer of the worst
sores. ulcers. boils, felons, eczema.
skin eruptions as also chapped
hands, sprains and corns. Try it
25c at B. B. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-08-25

the New York Athletic club: Shea Of
the Sheepshead Bay club: Bennett
and Warnecke Of Springfield. Mass:
Gordon of VeSperS. Belcher of Wal
tiers. Allison of West Philadelphia aud
Gleason of VeSperS Fred Pldi>ted of
st. Louis. who is coaching the Mound
City men. believes they have a conner
in Lepping. as he has been winning
everything in sight.
The list of events is as follows:
Quarter mile dash. senior single
souls: single scull shells. intermediate;
association senior single SOULS: cham
pionship senior single souls; double
scull shells, intermediate; double Scull
shells. senior; quadruple sculI SHELLS,
,enior; four cared shells Intermediate:
four cared sheiiS. senior: four CARED
shells, senior international: eight cared
shells. intermediate; eight oarei shells,
senior. and special race. junior eight
cared shells.
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Notice 70 Stockholders

Stockholders OF the Last Chance
Ditch company are hereby noti-
fled that there will be meeting
Of the stockholders Of said company
held in Emmett, Idaho. at the
City Hall, on the 9th day Of Au-
gust, 1910. at O'Clock p. n. The
purpose Of said meeting being to
change the unit Of water measure
rent per share from y inches per
share to one Inch per share, In
eressing the number Of shares there
Of from 1z5 70 5000.
HERMAN WERLE, Secretary,
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Boise, Idaho. Serial OsOss.
Notice for Publication.

United States land Office, Boise,
Idaho July 1850.
Notice is hereby given that
Edward E Garrett OF Boise, Ada
County. Idaho. as attoruey-in-fsct
for Frank L. Huston. has filed in
this office his application TO select.
under the provisions OF the Act OF
Congress approved July I. 1888 Csc
Stat. $4,000. the following des-
cribed tract Of unsuryeyed land, to-
eft:-
Commencing at the north quart
er corner Of Section 20. T. ", r.
, w, B. NJ; thence north one mile
TO a post. No. /. being the south
east corner of the selected tract
thence north one-quarter mile
To s post, No. ,. being the north
east corner of the selected tract;
thence west one-quarter mile TO a
posi-. No 8, being the northwest
corner OF the selected tract; thence
south One-quarter mile to a post,
No. 4. being the southwest corner
of the selected tract; thence east
One-Quarter mile 70 post No l, the
southeast corner of the selected
tact, comprising 40 acres. and what
win be. when surveyed. the SEA-
SN =. Sec. S, 7. I ", r. : W.. B.
NJ. Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming sd
versely the lands described, or de-
string to object because of the min
eral character of the land. or tor
any cher reason, to the disposal
to applicant. should file their az
iidav;ts of protest in this office, on
or before the 18th day OF Angus.
1910.
WI. RALDERTSoN. Register
Garrett & Dunning, Agents fog
applicant
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cts. too. in which to stow away chOco-
late creams, pebbles, hop tOads and
other special treasures of the day.
Another kind Of apron, of blue linen.
with gay red aud blue Russian en-
brOidery and a chatelaine pocket bag.
is delightful. A design. more dresSy.
with rutIie AT the foot and ribbon ties
over the shoulder. such as is illustrat-
ed. will be liked by small maids
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An Ev.-t

Judge Nicholas LungwHrth. who used
70 sit On OhiO'> supreme bench. looked
unnarurally grave. and a nei=hbor. in
recognition Of his facial denreSSiOu-
named pet owl Judge LougwOr1h- :"
II was the very next day that an ex-
cited maid broke up his wife'S gar
den party ~Oh. madam" said she
madam. Judge LOugworTh has laid
sn egg