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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12
Married.

Mr.. Walter Nichols and Mis-
Mary Patison we're married at III
home OF the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Pattison, Tuesda.
evening last. AS the clock struci
s, Rev. Dean Hamilton. pastor o
the Baptist church entered and tool
his place in the bow window which
was beautifully decorated with the
seasons flowers-asters, intermln'
gled with ferns. The groom accom-
panied by his brother Eldred as
best man came next and awaited
the bride. The bride came later
attended BY her sister Pearl as
maid of honor. The minister used
the beautiful cid marriage ceremony
90 time-honored by the church, and
az the bride and groom In turn re-
peated after him the words OF the
sacred vow. a solemn hush fell over
the assembled guests and the words
were then spoken which made them
man and wife. Only relatives and
sHAlulaAt liithur WIN pifbthts nv
bride was gowned in white crepe
dechene The bodice was entirely
covered with all-oyer lace. White
sllk fringe was dainty draped from
the shoulders and about the waist,
falling In graceful lines over the
skirt The bride, exceedingly fair.
In her chaste gown. carrying sho"
or bouquet OF Brides roses and !
sweet peas was true In face and |
manner TO all traditions OF cid. The
maid OF honor was dressed In a
Himple dress OF cloth-of gold. After
the ceremony and the kind words
OF eongratulatlon and well wishes.
the guests sat down 20 the wedding
supper. prepared by the loving
hands OF the mother who Is known
locally Tor her skin In this line.
Modern phrases could not do JUS
tlce TO this feast IL aroused
memories OF the past and Mothers
cooking Intimate friends cf the
bride served az the table. Mr.
Nichols Is son OF C. NJ Nichols OF
Falk and Is well known here as
ranoher. Mrs Nichols !
has spent nealy all her life In En- ,
nett and is young woman OF q
-are Christian character The
'oung people have known each 9th
r. fer long time Mr. and Mrs,
Nichols are membss OF the Baptist
hurch. whore they have been lden-
flied with all OF It's activities Mrs
Nichols has been president OF the
ioung Peoples Union fer several
ears and under her leadership II s
las grown IN numbers and efflci-
ncy After a week spent with
riends In Boise and elsewhere the /,
Dung couple will go to Nyssa. =
shere Mr Nichols is the manager !,
1 large ranch Numerous gifts ,
re tokens OF the love aud esteem
n which this young couple are
cid Among these was a solid e.
liver set given by the Baptist a
nion. f.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12
Idaho Traction Company

Oars leave Boise for Caldwell
500, ToO*, 500, 800, 10000,
Il:Oo a. m. and 1900, 1:o0'
zoo, 500, 1900, 500, 500,
zoos, 800, 11:O0.' p. IA.
Cars leave Caldwell for Boise
$780,, 1880, $780,, $50, 1890,
1880 a. m. and 1890, 1880.
'oo*, $3.50, 1880, $3.50, $3.50,
1880, $685., 1890 p. m.
Baggage and Express.
= Baggage for Boise and Cald-,
well onnly.
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trict, the secretary is instructed
to notify all water users that the
water will be turned out of the.
canal the 18th day of September.
1912.
Emmett Irrigation District
H. Haylor, Secretary.
Aug. %, 1912
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Notice

No fruit will be received by the
Emmett Fruit Growers Association
that is hauled in wagons without
springs. By order CT board of dir
ectoTs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12
EMMETT NEWS
Hawkins has wheat and oats
for sale
for sale.

. for sale.
Mrs. John Heath is visitin
/, friends In Boise valley.
Fancy Bartlett pears are nov
ready fer canning at Cash Grocery
The d. II. vanDeusen family las
week moved from the ranch to thei
town residence.
Go to II. T. Davis drug stor,
for stamp pads and stamp PAD
Inks.
Mrs. X. Is. Gilkerson is enjoying
a visit from her mother. Mrs.James
Of Denver.
Roy G.. Newcomer the new Jew
eler, and wife have moved into the
Jones cottage on East Main street.
To take the chill eff. buy an oil
stove at Reilly's
Misses Helen McCrossin and Alice
Hartley left this morning for Mes
COW TO attend the State university.
Fancy Bartlett pears are now
ready for canning at Cash Gocery,
Mrs. Peter Kesseler OF Ontario
spent Sunday visiting at the home
OF G. A. Pape.
FOR SALE OR TRADE--About 100
tons CT hay near Eagle. Would
take In livestock. Write 100"
care Index. Emmett
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson and
son came over from Boise the first
OF the week to visit Mrs Robinson's
sister, Mrs John Barbour.
The good news came that A, Gill
mere continues to improve and that
he expects to be able to make the
Journey home about October /.
Extraordinary low prices on
Hayiland china this month At b.
B. Davis.
Mrs. Il. w. sitter cut her finger
Ieyerely with butcher knife Fri
lay that several stitches were re-
luired to close the wound
l., r Francis, a college mate OF
+. X McDowall in the University OF
spent several days this
,eek visiting his friend.
Pride OF the Valley flour, Sis.
SCOTS Best flour. 1926
Ivory White hard wheat flour,
1.45.
AT the Cash Grocery.
II. A. Blackman went To Quartz
urg on Friday to bring back his
leco. Miss Maizie Rood, who will
rake her home at the Blackman
ONE while attending school.
j. NJ Grant was painfully bruis-
d Tuesday, when his horse ran
way. The rig collided with a ]
nee pest at w. A. Marshalls r
lace and was there stopped.
OR RENT-sO acres. all been in |.
cultivation. some improvements. :.
Ear New Plymouth. Rent for three
,ars. cash rent yearly Address Xxx. I
re Index office, Emmett D
John vanDeusen and ed Stanley u
tuned this week from !,
licago, where they accompanied a =
ipment OF sheep made by the Van n
queen company. A
Percy kar who went to Vale
onth ago To- work for the Utah :,
Co. has good job in =,
e electrical power plant which Z,
crates the drills at the Malheur q,
mel.
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Humphrey re
DOzeman, Mont. ARE visiting their 'o
lighter. Mrs. Cant Kyle. whom :,
~ have not seen fer is years Mr.. -
lmphrey is wen pleased with the q
nmett country and viii locate
re. ar
q. Burkhard was granted natual- "
ton papers in the district court
esday -
No
4 kitchen shower was given Miss r
ry Patison last Thursday evening
her sunday school class at the
ne OF w l.. Hall at the sub-sta- "a Pia
D.
Los
frank Knox. George Damasters Oyt
IS Marguerite Thommen,J. K. Me ON
wall. Ross Mcpherson. Charlie atS
ID. D. c, Bowers were among the bbol
Sc visitors today TO hear r. r. 9th
,seyelt. pa'
Due
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Notice TO Water Users

BY order Of the Board of Dir
ectors OF the Emmett Irrigation Dis
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12

FOR SALE OR TRADE-At bar
gain, 3 lots with house on First
street, good location, will consider
a good team of horses in the trade.
Casper SChlund, Emmett. As
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-09-12
FOR SALE.

WANTED-Man to bud 10000 ap-
pie. Emmett Mesa Nursery.
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WANTED

WANTED-Girlo or woman to dc
housework. Steady job. Good
home for right party. Phone 81
3, or this office.
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Peoples Column
FOR RENT

/
TO RENT-Two 3-room houses fur
nished for light housekeeping. d.
W. c. Brown, Box "a. As
FOR RENT-Five room house with
two screened porches, close in.
A. Bird. AZ
PASTURE-500 acres with plenty
of feed and water, close in. 800
per head per month. Cook q
John. rs
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State OF idaho, county OF Canyon, -;
/, X u. SHAW. cashier OF the ahOvs naulri
BANK do sulrmnly swear that THE above state
ment is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief
Il. n SHAW. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this iith
day OF September 1912 Signed, r X HAYES.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:- A. F. fsHAM JOaS Nc
NisH, Epw. HESpos, Directors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
PAY TAXES
and SAVE
PENALTY
Unless Paid Tomorrow
Penalty Of Eighteen
Per Cent Added.

Unless you pay the balance due On
your 1911 taxes by tomorrow afternoon
you will have cause to wish you had,
for the reason that unless paid by that
time the last day Of grace will have
expired and a penalty Of one and one
half per cent per month will be added
to them when you 90 pay them.
All real property on which taxes are
not paid will be listed and advertised
October lst and will be sold Noyem-
Der list, and If your property is in this
list You will find that the expense Of
advertising, with the other costs, will
greatly increase the cost to you, to
say nothing Of the additional trouble
to straighten the matter out.
Delinquent personal taxes win be-
published in September, after which
warrants win be placed in the hands
Of the sheriff for collection. and on
this class Of property the same proper
tionate inerease in cost will acerue.
II you are delinquent, you better
get around to It tomorrow and square
yourself with the county treasurer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
COrSiCal Arrives
Safely in Port
Telagram hY lnltea Press.

Telegram by United Press
Liverpool Aug 2l-Ihe Allou liaa1
corsean. which A.l Iceberg Al New
faundiapa August y, arrived III port
today The damaged bow was Rfo-
iected BY collision bulthoada Capt
Cook said Tie ship had reduced ils
speed when the collision oeeAred
Boats were quickly swung in alaee
and preparations made Cor abanGonlng
the ship Am examination showed that
tho damage was not serious, ami Inc
oats W8e replaced ana voyage was
res4mtd There was no panic ana ihc
discipline Of the crow was eXe alent
Some Of the passengers disa gres
with Cant Cook as C. tae severity 81
the shock and said hey we're nearly
thrown from the boat BY the fofce oi
tie collision which came with q ten
rifle crash. Huge chunks Of ice TEL
on the deck There was 10 feet O
water in the hold on sunday Cant
Cook was praised Ior the manner i
which he handled his ship, ana 0at
4 presented with q nnFae before the II
I ut.sa4 - fts fs5rss#5Ys, III f,Wf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
Killing Of American
May Cause Trouble

Washington, Aug. 21-Rep Norris
Of Nebraska introduced a resolution
yesterday requesting the president to
send the house all information lie has
regarding the case Of James Wood
Rogers, a Californian, who was killed
in the Central African iungIes, as the
result Of a hunt BIT British soldiers,
who were ordered 10 kin or capture
him. The resolution was referred to
the foreign affairs committee.
The resolution follows:
Resolved, That the president Of the
United states be, and he is Agreby re-
quested, if not incompatible with the
public interest, to transmit to the
house OF representatives. all inform.
alton that may be in his possession
or in the possession Of the state de-
partment in regard to the alleged kill
Of James w. Rogers, an American cit
izen, by British soldiers, in Africa, and
to inform the house of representatives
what action ii any has been taken or
is contemplated to Investigate the
killing al the said James w. Rogers.
4 Rep. Sulzer Of New York, chairman
Of the foreign affairs committee. was
advised that the state department. was
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
Fruit Jar Crop Is
Almost Exhausted

The fruit canning industry in the VI
cinity Of Chickasha is growing into
enormous proportions and has grown
so rapidly and almost unexpectedly
that local merchants have had hard
time to supply the demand
Since Monday morning at o'clock
more than three car loads Of fruit jars
have been disposed Of through the
Chickasha merchants. Besides the
three solid car loads, local or drop
shipments' have been continually
pouring IN and have been snapped up
ike a remnant rom a bargain eoun-
ter before they were well unioadeG
from the transfer wagons.
Part Of this time Jars were almost
at a premium and would have sold for
almost any price had the merchants
been inclined to be arbitrary The
manufacturers Of these jars make ihe
statement that the sale Of their pro
duct in Oklahoma this year is more
than 300 per cent increase over that
OF any previous year
These conditions mean that the fruit
crop in Oklahoma this yeal is indeed
tine bumper crop in the history Of ths
state. 1t means that during the Ions
winter months to follow there will b
no dearth Of preserves, canned
4 peaches and plums that the tesliyi
peach cobbler win last far 0 ntowar'
/ Christmas and That the new year ma
be ushered in to the tune OF a fresl
cherry PIE and a real cherry Pie a
that
Also the exhibits OF fruits this fal
at the state and county fairs vii
smash ali previous records into insig
niflcant bits and the good people Q
Grady county win be nihbling iells an
other delicious home canned stuff
when next the bluebirds come.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
Uncle Tom PeeVed
Endorses New Clubs

There will be no more chewing up
OF the police force" said Uncle Tom
Burke yesterday morning in recount
ing the thrilling scene Of the arrest
Of Jack scrapper Sunday evening.
phillips was pretty well chewed up
and officer Dillon suffered two broken
bones in his right hand IN an en-
deavor to jar scrapper loose from 9
BUN dog hold on a portion Of the Dil-
lon anatomy
eIn the future all sHeh subjects VIII
be kept at d safe distance. Tie lorea
wired Tor a set Of new clubs and when
they arrived they were seen 70 be as
long as a baseball bat.
Il don't blame feHl, continued Uncle
Tom. as tie shifted a slug Of star navy
to the other jaw. 4 am Kind q peey'
lsh myself about fellow sharpening
his teeth on me-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
ChiCkaSha Creamery
Is Making Good

The Chickasha Creamery, which
commenced business about a month
ago. is making good In a most decided
manner, creating a nice business for
its product and furnishing a splendid
grade 81 butter
During the last week fl has shipped
400 pounds Of butter to out Of town
points and supplied 500 pounds to the
local trade. 7 now has a standing or
der from Dallas, Tex, for 2000 pounds
og butter a week, which it win supply
The creamery does not buy country
butter for renovation, using only the
cream in its manufacture Of the pro
duct ana furnishing in this manner .
superior grade Of butter
Il is up TO the people Of Chickasha
10 aid this institution as much as pos
sible by purchasing a made IN Chick.
asha product and thus getting nutter
with guarantee behind 1T
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21

Bases His Veto on the Fact that it
Abolishes the Commerce Court
Republicans Join Democrats.

question Of adjournment ot the ses'
sion with the result that tedious
roll call was forced in order q bring
members into the chamber
Leader Mann starred the nyrotech,
MICS by inqllrins oi Chairman fiizgcr-
ava q the appropriations committee
II adjournment Was IN sight
"lt "a merely q question ~ getting
bilis out OF conferences" said 1Ir Fitz.
gerald
.Wben they reach the irredncible
minimum NJ wnl set away
aVs.n ..ul ,bat teqa ,orsi.,od Arr
,f.sn
. ~. a....,...,
...s.
IN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
Tax Levy for l9l2

The state board or equalization
Tuesday morning fixed the state tax
levy at two mills and ordered one
fourth mill levy FOR common school
purposes. The levy for 1911 was one
and three-fourths mills for state pur-
poses and one-quarter mill for com,
mon school purposes.
The total valuation 81 property In
the state this year is $780, $4,000, as
against SlS2Gsi0,sS9 last wear The
supreme courts decision ia 4sc Indian
land cases and the fact that the total
valuation of property vas reduced this
year account for the increased levy
The 1912 budget has been fixed al
about s2.573,s66. It is believed that
about s2,390.000 win have TO be raised
BY taxation after allowing 100000 in
come from other sources than taxa
ton
The county levy for this county Is
3e2 mills, which added to the state
levy, makes the township tax levy fol
each township 5.S7 mills, to which
must be added the school and township
levy for each township, which VII
vary with each township, depending
on lie estimates made by each fol
their operating expense for the year
Many Of the estimates now made art
above the amount which can be levie,
without q special vote in each town
/ ship to Increase their levy, about i
4 per cent of the townships Of the coun
ty being III this condition Unless the
vote to increase the levy 70 meet thei
estimates it VIII be necessary to rt
duce the estimates to come within th
levy
IN Chlckasha the total Ieyy is 25.9
+ MILLS. made up as follows state -
mills, county 3.e2 mills, school 7.2
mills. and city i24s mills The vail
alton is considerably under thar
last year. while the total galuatio fo
the State is about $i8o,0oO,oOO short
that of t9ll
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
WE ARE SECOND TO ITALY
lN CATHOLIC HIERARCHY

Telegram by United Press
Rome, Aug zh-Ihe United States
now ranks next lo Italy as a country
IN the world having the largest Cath.
olic hierarchy Following the recent
creation III tie United States ot the
two new dioeeses, official figures from
the vatican show tha5 after Italy
WAieh has IA aieceses. the United
States comes next with sl
The same figures show that the en-
tire Catholic world is now divided lntS
1850 dloeeses with residential bishops
with 256 minor organizations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
Standard Oil Money
in Republican Campaign

Telegram by United Press
Washington Aug 81 Senator Pen.
rose ul Pennsylvania to-day toid the
senate fhe circumstances under WHich
John "a. Archibald q the standard ~
company sent him q certificate of ae.
uusf lof sa 600 for the Republican
campaign fund in ia0A a full attend
ance on the floor ana packed galleries
gas present % hear the charge maae
This morning in appreciation Of SEN
alnf panrasos effort ae q member 9l
the Industrial commission
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
TO ORGANIZE DOMESTIC
SCIENCE CLUBS

TIE ladies Of Chickasha and vicinity
are requested to meet on Friday after
noon at o'clock at the Carnegie II
brary, at which time Miss Dnrant Of
tie state board Of agriculture will be
present and organize a domestic
science club in Jhiekasha. AT q meet
ing held yesterday q temporary or
ganization was effected, Miss JOY
Bell Hancock being elected temporary
president. The meeting Friday il iel
the purpose of nerfeetlng the orgaat
zation and making It permanent enc
| Ii il hoped that a large attendance vii
be present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
TO OPEN
CHICAGO
OFFICES
Half Of Democratic Cam
pai6n Committee Trans
ferred There.
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram BY United Press.
seagirt, Aug. 21- Hall Of the Dem
ocratic campaign committee has been
transferred I'd Chicago to conduct the
western Democratic campaign. Gov
Wilson announced toaay that secre-
tary Davis Of the national committee
will be the chief executive at Chicago
and that Gore, Ewing, Burleson, Reed
King and Crane will be his aids Nc.
Combs, McAdoo and other eastern
members will remain in New York
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
nrArH or MRS. BOSWELL.

The death 81 Alrs amanaa Roswell
who dle1 II AmarIliai feAy was II
decd saa news t0 her immediate fam.
ily and mang friends fhe body was
brought to Chickasha where the SER
vices were conducted by Rev shef
man. Inlerment occurred IN the 0da
Fellows cemetery Sunday afternoon
August II. Mrs Boswell leaves 2 fam
ily at four girls and five boys to moufl
their loss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
PRESIDENT TAFT EULoGlzEs
GENERAL BOOTH


Telegram hY United lfess
washington, Aug 2i+-President
TAFT this afternoon dictated an eu.
logy on Cen Booth, IN which lie said
he was one os the most remarkable
characters Of the world His genius fer
organization Of men and women
against Vice ana the unlilt Ct those
usually regarded as lost ia immoral
lty was supreme He lived to see the
salvation Army grow to be 2 force a
every great country 81 the world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
FEDERAL TROOPS
>
0cUPY JAUREz.


Jaurez Aug. 2t-Mexiean federals
numbering 1900 under command Of
Gen. Joaquin Teller, arrived here last
night and occupied the city which re-
Gently was evacuated by the rebels.
The towuspeople assembled in q dtiz-
zling rain crying Viva Madro ana
death to 0rozco'
The federal troops arrived on three
trains bearing cavalry, infantry and
artillery. The forces under Gen. Rah
ago did not arrive having pursued
an overland course from Casas
Grandes. Small bands Of rebels hoy
ering around Jaurez offered no resist
ance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21
DANGER OF PLAGUE
THOUGHT TO BE PAST.


New Orleans, Aug 21.-nr. Edward
Francis Of the marine hospital ser
vice sent here some time aso from
Washington to aid in the fight that
the feleral. state and city health oil
Ficials are making to prevent the bu'
bonie plague entering this port mas
been recalled. He loft ter Washing
ton last night, His leaving is believed
to Indicate that the situation here y
well in hand, d. 4 Ross, one of the
san Francisco sanitarians, sent mere
IN the role of Pied Pipers, leit Aa'
night Tor New York to aid there in the
determination 81 rats
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-21

NiCaraguan Revolution
Is Growing Serious

Managua, Nicaragua, Aug 2i-
Nearly tho entire detachment Of 500
Nicaraguan troops comprising the
garrison Of the city 81 Leon, to tle
north og Managua, Was massaered by
a force Of Insurgents Monday accorl
ing to reports which reached THE cap
ital yesterday
On Friday news was received BY
the government that the liberals 1T
Leon had risen in revolt and That Gen
chamorra dispatched troops to rein.
force the garrison 81 that City
Thn troops Oh reaching Leon camesl
% The plaza In the center Of the towa
The insurgents, who greatly outnum-
ee-ca the government force, attacked
the city Saturday and. after a fierce
engagement, tho garrison surrendered.
Instead Of holding their captiYes pris
oners Of war. il is reported that ite
soldiers we're slaughtered By the
rebels, Ont Of a force Of 500 nie- az
except 10 were killed.
Washington. Aug 2i- More Amai.
can blueiackeis and marines, it wla
made apparent to government osac
lals. probably would be required r
Nicaragua il safety d American ilfi
and property there IS % pc assured
For the present Managua. with tA'
American railroad station, staa9
road. wharves. legation and the fes.
dencos of the American customs Ollie
ials and MANY others is considere'
safe. but American Minister Weifzel
after consultation with Col. smelle'
d. Butler VINO Is command Of th
American marine forces ia Mahagaa
/ has informed ibis government That b
has taken notice ot the report Cha
/ Gen zeledon. one Of the rebel lead
ers. has promised his men that the
may sack ana ptlase the capital am
/ is determined io prevent 4.
Thero Is grave apprehension q
clash between the American force
and the rebels, who apnear to nav
/ assumed an ogerbearing attltuee.