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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
Death of Grandma Reed

Mrs. Levi Reed, known to all the
old timers of the valley as well as
to many OF the newcomers as Grand
ma Reed, died Thursday night at the
home of her son Charles Reed. Deaf
was caused by general breaking
down of the system due to old age
The funeral was held Saturday after
noon from the Methodist church,
services being conducted by Rev
H. r. Cullison. Her body was laid
to rest in the Emmett cemetery.
Deceased's maiden name was Elsie
Higgins. She was born June 4, 1926
in Illinois, and If she had lived two
days longer would have reached her
goth birthday.ln 1897 she was mar
ried to Levi Reed, and to the un-
ion l2 children were born. Mrs.
Reed immigrated to Idaho in 1868
TO join her husband who had pre-
coded her several years, leaving thei
two eldest sons in the army. Their
first home was in Boise valley Lat
or they moved to a farm west of
Gown, where she had lived for 35
years. Five children survive her:
William S. Reed of Seattle, Charles
and Joseph 4. Reed of this city,
Mrs Mary Hayworth of Phoenix,
Ariz, and Mrs Annie Brewer of
Warren, Idaho. Mrs. Reed was con-
verified when a young girl end united
with the NJ. e. church, and had
lived a consistent christian life for
over Z > years. Her husband died |
in 1896. She was good woman and
was reyered and loved by all who
knew her.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
vate life make him especially quail
fled to fill this important position.
steunenburg Not a Candidate.

The Capital News says: 1t may
be stated with authority that c.
b. Steunenberg Of Caldwell will not
enter the race for the nomination for
governor on the democratic ticket.
His final decision just came in a let
ter sent from Denver, and coupled
with 1t was the announcement that
the action was decided upon after
consultation with Mr.. Steunenberg's
who positively forbade his
entering the campaign. Mr. Steun-
enberg has been under a physicians
care for several months at Denver
for pulmonary trouble and the doctor
assures him of HE certainty of his
recovery. On his recent visit to
Idaho, however he took cold which
has aggravated his trouble and now
his physician forbids his returning
10 the state until at too late a per-
cd to enter any political contest.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
Bank Notes to be Smaller.

reduction in the size of the pa
per money of the United States will
be made II Secretary MacVeagh ac-
cepts recommendation that will be
made to him within few weeks by
a committee of Treasury Department
officials appointed TO investigate
this and other proposed reforms, Tn
object of the change is TO supply the
country with a size of currency more
convenient for handling and to save
the government y million dollars a
year in paper and engraving. The
new sized bank note to be recomend-
ed is about one-fourth smaller than
the notes now in circulation. The
present notes are of size that has
been the standard for generations.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
It's Too Bad.

According to the Boise papers
the Idaho state Baseball League
has gone up the flume because the
Boise club has quit They failed to
meet their engagement with Cald-
well Sunday. OF course, the secess-
ion of the Boise club is a hard blow
but the league will live through it,
A telephone message was received
this morning to the effect that the
Carlson-Lusk Twilight League team
would fill in the gap and that the
Commercial club would be their
hackers, II is not known whether.
a game will be played here on Sun
day or not.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
Juniors Banquet Seniors.

The Juniors of the High school
entertained the Seniors and facul-
ty Friday evening at the home oil
Miss Anna Campbell. The Seniors
were conveyed to the scene of the
festivities in Mr.. Nelson's large
auto and were welcomed at the
gate bv the Juniors shouting their
class yell. Then they were ushereu
into the dining room, when was
decorated in the Senior colors'
blush rose and cream, and served
with a sumptuous banquet. Miss
Lois Yeck presided as teastmistress
and toasts were given as foliows'
The Green Freshman Year Ora
THE Wise Sophomore Year
Gertrude Sinclair.
Bever.
THE Stately Junior Year"-Anna
Campbell.
"The Grand old Senior Year
Rhoda Sasser.
1.-The Faculty Force
college Days"-Mr. Eicheloer-
ger.
THE Campbell Home."-Irene
Kar
After this program had been CIV
an the guests returned to the parlor,
where for the balance of the even
ng those high jinks which only higt
school Kids know how to cut up
we're INDUCED in.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09

viii undoubtedly want a commission
err. either the sheriff or the assessor,
the county attorney and of course a
few legislators Middleton will take
the county treasurer
The candidates mentioned thus
far are; Clerk OF the District Court,
C. J Shorb, at present city clerk
Of the City OF Caldwell; John A.
| Tucker. ex-Clerk OF the court;
G. w stovel, L s. Commissioner;
for sheriff, r. X. Corbitt; treasurer,
VIII Munk of Middleton; county at
torney. f. A, Hagelin of Nampa;
Commissioners, Kerrlck Vanderdas-
son. Reinhart; superintendent of
schools Miss Carleton Of Emmett.
The members of the legislature are
slow in coming TO the front 1t is
believed that Caldwell. Nampa and
Payette will each have candidates
for the state legislature, but who
the candidates are The Tribune has
been unable to learn. Judge G. J.
Sebring could easily succeed himself
as Probate Judge but we are told
that he viii not have it again.
The Tribune has made a persisten
search for candidates and we have
mentioned every one Of whom we
heard the slightest mention, There
are undoubtedly many others in the
brush but we do not know how to
smoke them out. The candidates |
who expect TO make any kind of a
run for the nomination want to
get in early. as publicity is the es-
sence of a campaign under the great
and glorious direct primary
Rice for Governor.
The Caldwell News. the Official or
gan OF the Democratic party. an
nounces the candidacy OF John c.
Rice Of Caldwell for governor and
J, L. Seawell OF Payette for con
gress. MIR. Rice is one OF the best
known business men of southern Ida
no He has been prominently associat
ed with banking and industrial in
-erests and has given some attention
20 politics. Mr.. Seawell Is well known
attorney He is member of the
legislature.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
Micky Morton Farm Sold.

Charlie Bays was over from Eagle
yesterday to close a deal for the
Micky Morton farm of so acres be-
low Bramwell The purchaser was
w NJ Smith of Boise, owner of
the Dan Taylor farm at Bramwell.
Mr. Morton received in trade resi-
dence property and 10 lots in South
Boise, valued at $4,000.
l.. G. Smith this week traded his
acre tract and residence on Boise
avenue to T. G. Magruder for a
seven-acre peach orchard west of
town. Consideration $500.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09

Last week The Index published the
recommendation of George Johnson
Mesa farmer as to the best means
of combating the grasshopper pest.
Objections have been raised by man.
of the farmers against using poison,
on the ground that birds would also
suffer A. NJ. Howard recommends
turkeys. For many years he has
made speciality of raising turkeys
for market and he says these fowls
will effectively rid any farm of hop
pers His farm has never been trou
bled, not even his tender garden
stuff, and he gives his turkeys the
credit for IL. Several others have
had the same experience. William
limerick. another farmer on the
Mesa who raises a goodly number of
turkeys and chickens, corroborates
the assertions of Mr. Howard.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
POLITICAL DOPE
Many Candidates Are Gumsboeing
Canyon County.
CFrom Caldwell Trlbune)

The candidates for the nomination
for the different county offices can
be placed In nomination on June
S0th The direct primary law so
provides and from that date on IL
Is expected that candidates win spri
up like mushrooms Word comes to
The Tribune that already aspirants
for political offices have been gum
shooting the county ana no doubt
many are patiently awaiting the tim
when their nominations may be filed
with the county auditor The law
passed by the tenth session OF the
Idaho Legislature. commonly known
as the direct primary law provides.
that the primary election shall be
held on the last Tuesday In Au-
gust. which this year Is August 30th
that candidates may have their no.
limitations filed with the county au-
ditor not more than sixty days and
not less than thirty days before the
date ~ the pri nry election. winch
tuis year gives them from June S0th
TO tuiy Slst in which 10 file their
nominations: candidate may GIT
hts ame on the primary ticket by /
paying fee OF 81, provided the
office which nc seeks does not pay /
salary over $4,000 per aunum;
when such salaryeSceeds $4,000 an
additional sum equal 20 one per cen
thereof on such excess; or. by filing /
petition signed by per cent OF
the party voters In no lees than one
forth OF the election precincts OF
the county In Canyon County Their,
are "a precincts and n candidate
must get 9 per cent of the party !
voters In az least 8 percincts, The
law provides that the candidate mus
fife his ACCEPTANCE of the nomina-
ton within five days after said mo-
mination was filed After all this
Is done the candidate may expend
for personal expenses not more than
lIttth per AthN VI Tue AtHN 9NtNi
salary in making his campaign for
the nomination
The candidates In different parts ,
OF the counties are commencing TO F.,
get busy among their friends. They
are all inclined TO keep their candi- ,
dacy profound secret What the
object OF this secrecy is we have not :
been able to learn, In spite of the {,
secrecy, however, knowledge of the
doiugs OF political aspirants is be-
coming difused This year as alway'l ;
Caldwell viii be able to file the !,
entire Republican ticket. Caldwell,
il is said. will present three candi- >
dates for clerk OF the district court;
one for sheriff: and one or two for
he legislature and few not men
Toned TO date We understand that :
The three commissioners are willing !,
10 succeed themselves. but at least :,
two OF them will meet with opposi-
lion. Commissioner eKrrick will
have little or no opposition from pre- !
sent indications We understand that !,
Parma will ask for a commissioner
and also member Of the legisla-
.ure. Mr.. II. C. Baldridge being
.andidate for the legislature. Pay K
stte viii ask for commissioner, b
either the sheriff or the assessor a
and as many members OF the le- g
gislature as It can get Emmett q
viii want a commissioner and . Il
member Of the legislature Nampa D
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
Open Day and Night.

The brick barn OF o. n. Callen-
der & Son will be kept open day
and night A night force was put
on this week to take care of the
night trade and travellers will find
accommodations for their horses ~
all hours.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
CHURCH NOTICES.
Christian

Sunday services as follows; Preach
ing at II a. m. and 8 p. m. BIZ
BILE school at 10 a. N. Christian En-
deavor at p, m. There will be
a matter of much Importance to
be taken care of in the morning
service. The members of the church
should be present. Special Music.
II. C. Shaw, Pastor.
The Children's Day service will
be held Sunday, June 10.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
Presbyterian

Regular services Sunday, both
morning and evening. Morning topic
"Keywords to a Successful Chris
tfan Life" evening, Lessons from
the Life of a Consecrated Man. -
Special music. You are cordially
invited. S. A. Parker, pastor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
C1TY PRopERTY WANTED.

We have calls for city property
and acre tracts and solicit the list
ing of such property. The Steunen-
berg-Marvin Co.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
Methodist Episcopal.

The l. o. o. F. memorial service
will be held at the Methodist Epis-
copal church next Sunday morning.
"Children's Day" will be observed
in the evening. A program by the
Sunday school Homer E. Cullison,
pastor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09

Services will be held at the re-
sidence of Herman Werle on Sunday
at 1880 p. m. Preaching in the
German and English languages.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09
Latter Day Saints

Services every Sunday as follows:
Sunday school at 10a. m, preaching
at p. IN.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09

For best bargains in land see
colvin Real Estate agency.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-06-09

If it is good photos you want go
to Whelchel Bros.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-26
Telegramy zagraniczne

Bluefields, Nicaragua, 26 kwie-
tnia. = Armia liczaca 1000 do
brze wycwiczonego zolnierza, pod
wodzq jednego z najlepszych le-
neral6w .Madriza, maszeruje w,
dwoch oddzia}ach ma nasze mia
sto, bedqce siedziba, zarazem w
rekach rewolucyonistow. Pierw-
sze straze postepujqcej armii od-
dalone najwyiej o 800 mil od
miasta. Jeneral Estrada, dowodca
woisk rewolucyjnych obsadzi}
wazne pod wzgledem strategicz
nym punkta i jest zdecydowany
stawiG zaciety op6r kroczacej ar
mil Madriza. (Ostatnia faza woj-
ny w Nicaragua zakonczyia sic
przed kilku tygodniami kleska
ienerala wojsk rewolucyjnych.
Chamorro. Kleska byla bardzo
dotkliwa, bo wiele ludzi zginefo
wiele broni amunicyi dostalo
sic w rece wroga, CO najgorsza
w szeregi powstahcow zakradla
sic demoralizacya i apatya. E
strado wytrwai si}a swego du-
cha organizatorskiego zdolal je-
szcze iako tako zebrac rewolucy-
onist6w, aby obecnie modz ME
bez nadziei zwyciestwa stawic
op6r. Przyp. red.}
Paryz, 26 kwietnia. = T. Roc.
sevelt byl podeimowany przez
miasto Paryz w znanym ze wspa-
nia}osci, i.swej historyi hotelu de
Vile. (Hotel de Vile powstal ma
gruzach. zniszczonego W r. 1871
ratusza. Budowy jego dokohczo-
no w r.&1876, przyczem trzymano
sic wiernie stylu j sposobu budo-
wy ratusza. W. budynku tym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-26
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, DC, 26 kwietnia.
= Prezydent Taft otrzymal wczo
raj poznym wieczorem pismo cd
gubernatora Stanu Nowy York
pana Chas. E. Hughes'a, w kto-
rym tenze oswiadcza, re przyj-
mule zaofiarowana mu posade
sedziego .Zwiazkowego Sadu
Wyzszego" w miejsce zmarsego
sedziego Brewer'a.
Prezydent natychmiast prze-
sial pismo Hughes'a Senatowi,
ktory musi nominacye zatwier-
die, ale byio juz "a pozno, gdyz
Senat na pare minut pred nadej-
sciem listu odroczyi swe obrady.
z dobrego zrodia zapewniaja,
ae zatwierdzenie nominacyi
Hughes'a przez Senat ME natrafi
ma przeszkody. Pan Hughes spell
MAC bedzie obowiazki guberna-
tora do pazdziernika biezacego
roku, a z drugim poniedzialkiem
miesiaca pazdziernika rozpocznie
swoje urzedowanie, jako sedzia
Wyzszego Sadu Zwiazkowego;
wobec tego tez dopiero W paz-
dzierniku nastapi zaprzysiezenie
Hughes'a W nowym charakterze.
Prezydent Taft jest bardzo u
cieszony powodu przyjecia no.
minacyisptzez Hughes'a (nic dzi-
wnego, gdyz Hughes - jeden z
najzdolniejszych republikahskich
politykow byi zawsze groznym
przeciwnikiem Tafta przy wybo-
rach, wobec przyjecia dozywo-
tniego urzedu sedziowskiego ira
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-26

II f5.L.s g. ~. =. III
CzionkoWie gabinetu obecnego
przeszli wszyscy, z wyjatkiem
Milleranda, rriinistra robot publ
cznyeh poczt telegrafow, ktory
przychodzi katolickim handy
datem do wyboru scislejszego.
Fort de France, 9e kwietnia. =
Przy tutejszych wyborach wpa-
dnieto ma trop daleko idacych
szwindlow naduzyc wybor-
czych. Setki kartek do glosowa-
MIA, ktore opiewaiy ma nazwiska
kandydatow o. P. Duquesnay
i M. Clare'go zostaiy zniszczone,
ich kontrkandydaci un1iarkowa-
nej nniejszosci zostali uznani "a
prawnie wybranych pos}ow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-26

socyalna demokracya. Breite-
zarzucil prezydentowi Kola poi
skiego DR.. Stanislawowi Glabih-
skiemu i I. wiceprezydentowi
Izby poselskiej DR.. Stanislawowi
Starzyhskiemu, re "a pieniadze
wyrobili radcy kommercyjnemu
Weltzerowi powoianie do Izby
Panow. Obaj spotwarzeni zaza.
dali natychmiast zwolania komi-
syi sledczej dla zbadania zarzu-
tow. (Dr. Giabihski DR.. Sta
rzyhski ciesza sic cd pierwszej
chwili swej piracy obywatelskiej
jako profesorowie uniwersytetu
lwowskiego jake posiowie ME
zwykle czystem imieniem i ME
skazitelnoscia charakteru. Ernest
Breiter redaktor brukowego, re-
wolwerowego tygodnika ,Moni-
tor" napada z CORA cd lat 15-tu
ma winnych i niewinnych, tax W
SVEN ,pismie', jak W mowach
parlamentarnych. Breiter mial juz
w swej karyerze CORA sto pro-
cesow karnych, ktorych kilka-
dziesiat jest W zawieszeniu, bo
osoba posia jest nietykalna, a
Izba poslow ME chce 60 wydac.
Ma kilka zawodow Breiter sic
dial juz "a oszczerstwo W kry-
minale, a kilka wyrokowprawo-
mocnych czeka na chwile, az
Breiter przestanie bye poslem. =
DR.. Giabinski jest czlowiekiem
bardzo zamoznym, bezdzietnym,
ayiacym ma niezwykle skromna
stope.
DR.. Starzyhski doznawszy
przed laty kilkunastu dotkliwych
niepowodzefi ma gieldzie zbozo-
wei, zyje cd tego czasu skrom-
niej, niz stosunkowo przecietny
student wszechnicy, odmawia so.
bic wszystkiego byleby ME bye
zmuszonym prosit kogos o iaske,
lub skalac rece jakims nieczystym
postepkiem. Przyp. red.)
Paryz. ee kwietnia. = Wiado-
my juz jest wynik wyborow ze
wszystkich, wyjatkiem die
wieciu okreg6w wyborczych:
Rezultat nastepujacy:
Republikanow "
z partyi katolickiej oS
Radykaiow socyalistow l9S
Progresistow 40
Narodowcow IL
w 231 okregach nastapia wy
bory scislejsze. ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-26

ale ME ruszcza sic, tylko, poloni-
zuja. Niemieccy fabrykanci W ko
dzi spolonizowali sic z tego same
go powodu, ktorego czeska
szlachta po czesku czuc poczela.
A jednak Niemcy maja dose po-
tegi, ably i W jednym W drugim
kraju przeszkodzic podobnemu
rozwojowi stosunkow, potegi tel
ME moga jednak uzyc politycznie
ze wzgledu ma ekononiczne sto-
sunki wlasnego kraju.
Wskutek ogromnego tax
szybkiego rozwoju ekonomiczne-
go powsta}a w Niemczech fikcya,
re wszystko da sic ,,zrobic" pie
niedzmi = powiada Cleinow.W
dalismy przeszlo pol miliarda
marek, aby niemczyzne ma kre-
sach wschodnich utrzymac, ale
ME moglismy przeprowadzic, ably
pracodawcy ma Gornym Slasku
swvch robotnikow Polakow w
niemieckim duchu wychowali. Co
gorzej nawet, widzimy z roku ma
rok coraz wyrazniej, jak sic in
teres pracodawcy Niemca zlewa
z interesem robotnika Polaka.
Glowne niebezpieczehstwo srozi
Slaskowi, ale ogolny rozwoj eko-
nomiczny wychodzi j w Westfa-
Iii ma korzysc Polakow. Wspol-
nose interesow pomiedzy praco-
dawcami a robotnikami musi rose
w tym stopniu, W jakim Niemcy
rozszerzaja sic w gospodarstWie
wszechSwiatowem, wskutek cze-
90 liczba robotnikow polskich w
przemySle rolnictwie niemiec-
klein wzmaga sic. Rozwolu tego
powstrzymac bez nieszczescia
narodowego ME da sic, ale ME
MONA patrzec ma niego z zalozo-
nemi rekoma czekat, az zaleje
iak lava.
Wywody te autora s}uzyc ma
ia "a dow6d, re rozw6j ekonoml
cznv Niemiec doprowadzil do
podminowania narodowosciowe--
60 panstwa niemieckiego Przez
sasiadu1ace narodowosci. .Kwe-
stva -niemiecka" ME zalatwiona,
zadania nowego cesarstwa me-
mieckiego ME spe}nione.
Autor watpi, ze dzisiaj jeszcze
znaidzie sic rada ma zazegnanie
niebezpieczehstwa i wprowadze-
ME polityki niemieckiej ma odpo-
wiedni tor, ale dalszych swych
wywod6w ME rozprowadza ma ra-
zie; obiecujac to ,czynic w mai
blizszym czasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-26
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzYAARODOWEL
Chicago, 26 kwietnia.
(Kwestya niemiecka.)

Znany autor dziela die Zu-
kunft Polens" G.. Cleinow, zamie-
Sell w najnowszym zeszycie
,,Grenzboten" ciekawy bardzo ar
tykui pod tytulem; National
staat oder Wirtschaftsverhand'
w kt6rym zastanawia sic mad roz-
wiazaniem ,,kwestyi niemieckiej
wykreSlonej wprawdzie urzedo-
wei polityki, a mimo to istniej4
cej nietylko istniejQcej, ale bar
do palacej.
NarodowoSciowe pahstwo ME-
mieckie ME dopeinlo Przede-
-wszystkiem pierwszego -swege "a
dania - ME polqczyio wszystkich
lNiemc6w W jednolitq caloSc. -
Rad cofna} sic pred tym obo-
wiazkiem idealnym i zwrocii W
materyalistycznym Eierunku swa
prace, skutkiem czego ,arysto-
Euatyczny kulturtraeger" pre-
mienii sic W demokrate obywate-
la, kt6rego najprzedniejszym &C.
lem Jest zapeN nienie sobie sPo-
koinego uzywania renty ma sta
rosa / kt6ry cd rzadu niczego
wiecei ME zada jak popierania
tych swoich dazen". Idealne in
teresy porzucono w imie rozwo-
in ekonomicznego; ten kierunek
nieznacznie, ale stale podkopuje
potege nahstwa.
Przez take pojmowanie celow
zadaf zycia gina ola niemczyz-,
nv Gale masy emigrantow prze-
noszacych sic do innych KRAKOW.
gdzie trzymaja sic zdala cd wszel
kiej polityki, albo zupeinie sic
zlewaia ludnoscia tamtejsza.
Ten iednostronny zwrot do po-
litvti czysto materyalistycznej
datuie sic juz Cd czasow Bismar-
cka, kt6ry sadzil, re "a pieniqdze
wszystko da sic kupic. Tymcza-
sem ju1 podczas ,,Kulturkampfu"
pokazalo sic, re tax ME jest.Wte-
dy zdawalo sic rzecza wazniej-
sza zwalczac socyalnych demo-
kratow j wolnohandlowcow, ami
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