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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-14
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-14

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-03-14

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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
oake, Coin Not In Ii.

The claim Of H. E. oakss that
he owned the eldest coin in the
state-a Span'sh silver dollar
dated ITs5-has b en- kno kad ga
ley west already by two Emmett
msn, J. W Bsrreu has French
copper dated 1892. Rut Fred
Baust delivers the 50 ar excr with
a German coin dsted 1852 He
also has an English penny da ed
L7G7 ard German silver coin
Of the miEtage Cf 17+4 Mr..
Baust. v ho makes a fad OF the
collection CT oeirs, has a nun
tcr Ct rsIe IisC,sI Gre is q
very small silver piece Of the de-
nomination of fraCtton Of a cent
Another is an American 3 ent
coin.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
Roosevelt Says He's Through

Chicago, June 800 far as
| am concerned" declared Colonel
I Rccseve-t to his deegates and ad-
I yisers, in an address this morning,
Il am through. If you are voted
down, l hope you. the real and
lawful majority of the convent on,
will organize as such, ard you will
do it if you have the courage and
loyalty Of your convictions"
Il am speaking to you" said
Colonel Roosevelt I, "as a man to
whom some of you have done the
homer to state that you wish to
nominate as president When 1
went into the race l made my ap-
peal to the people. Most of the
delegates were chosen at direct
primaries by the people. | made
my fight squaIely l said, and
same CT you heard me, tha- if
the people decided against me L
would have nothing to say. but
that if the people were for me
and the politicians tried to cheat
me out of the nomination. /
would have a great deal to say.
If there is a lot 70 Idaho de-
legates will go with himy while
for Roosevelt in regular convention.
the Idaho delegates and Senator
BCrah win abide by the choice of
the convention.
On counting noses Roosevelt
finds few supporters who would
bolt with him. He could have
California, paIt of Kars sss and part
Of Pennys,vania and West Virginia.
Beycrd this it looLs as though he
would have only scattering votes
few and far between.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
Talk of Compromise.

Samuel Blythe, the well known
writer ter the Saturday Evening
Post, is on the ground ard ocI-
tributing to dai papers his
views of the tuat:cn. CT the
possibility CT compromise he
says:
The situation is not two ided.
it is triangular, Out in the count
try there are hun6reCs CT thous-
ands of Republicans who are sick
of the who'e business, who are
Republicans before they are Taft
men or Roosevelt men and they are
thinking third man and ia king
third man, and prote sting by wire
and by letter to the leaders that
the Republican party is greater thar
any individual or set of irdivi-
duals and must not be wrecked to
satisfy the ambition of any indivi-
duals or any groups. Also there
are many of the Taft men and
many of the Roosevelt men. the
leaders here ard sewhere, who
realize the destruction to the par
ty that must follow the nomination
of either Taft or Roosevelt and
they are secretly for third man
if one can be secured.
If one can be seeured-that is the
crux ef it, AS it now stards.
neither Taft men nor Roosevelt
men can whisper compromise. The
suggestion must come simultaneous
ly,
But the time may come. 1t vii 1
nos come, CT oom Sc, if the Taft |
men can win wi Taft or the
Roosevelt men can win with Rocse-
Welt But. if a little band of dele
gAN, say thirty or forty or fifty.
caring more for the party than for
the individuals in ii, shou band
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20

Though to Eutte with all the
yigor and speed possible. 1t also
says that the Gilmore & Pfttsburg
is tc be extended from Sa mon to
Challis and down the south fork to
Hc.rseshe EeEd. ard theIce 10
Boise. That statement is undCubt-
edly correct with the except on of
its going TO Poise from the Eend-
The survey made three years ago
followed the river TO Emmett, then
cut through the hills south of
town 10 Bcise- That will most
likely be the route
The article follows: From a
source that has proven unusually
TtIiaI!e. i IS learned that the
great railroad program BY the Har-
riman and Hill systems includes
two main line raj sf-rcaCs in the not
far distant future for Boise, two
maiL lines ror this place and for
Emmett, tie usirg OF the P. & j.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
. Mednasdan.

An ovation for Governor Had ey
Missouri SWEPT the entire conyen.
tion from its seat and pace d ii
on it's feet on chairs ard in par
aiding the conveT tion hall, in which
the standards OF many states was
drawn including that of Idaho Net
only the delegates but spectators
in the galleries ard on the floor
were swept from their feet Dele
gates stood on their chairs swing
ing their hats and yelling at the
top CT their voices for Hadley,
while a number Of the Roosevelt
states, notably California, ssemmed
the tide by ye,liI I'VE want
Teddy, we want Teddy"
The demonstration, which listed
4 ) minutes, was started when Had
ley took position at the side o.
Watson of Indiana, the Ia floor
leader, to close the argumsEt in
his motion tc seat the go Rocse-
welt delegates instead Of the 80
Taft delegates by the nat onal com
mittee. AS the two men marched to
the front o, the p atform the de-
monstratiCn was started. Among
the states whose star dal6s were
carried about the hall Gurira the
demonstration were NJ ssauri,
Maine, Minnesota, Ohio and Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20

together ard vote for some third
man, the way could be paced for
a compromise. II would not tlke
much TO create the situation, hat
ever the Outcome may be- The
states CT Montans, Idaho, Washing
ton and Wyoming for example
could do it. or the delegations from
Michigan and Kentucky, or any
other little body of men from var
ious states.
If there was big commanding
Republican in the background, soD
man like Blaine, for example, or
any ether great figure, it would
be easier to compromise than it
will be provided the plan is trie
but the ayailab men fer the
third leg CT the triaI gle is net
easy to fiEd Not many men os
presidential ca'ibor ale in sight,
nor out of sight
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
Skirped d g Cnnntlr.

County Attorney Estcn was in
own Friday to investigate the
charge Of larceny preferred against
be r. c. BIankinship. who claim
g 10 represent the Chicago SAL
tge Company. corduot,d eos
g cut sac Of the Hiram Katz
eek Of gco6s. AcCordsI g to Mr.
ats sicIy, Elankirship was to
hve a specified commission on
tCh day 5 SALES A rushing bust
ess was GoIe fer three days,
lankinship collecting his commits
On at the end OF each day Tues
ay CT last week he informed M.
fatz that he had buyer in Pose
br the remainder of the stock.
'ut needed s1CO to pay exp erses
n negotiating the deal Instead OF
.topping at Boise. the train car
led him through to Salt, Lake
md he has rel 6eeu heard from
iuce. a warrant wss issued for
lis arrest and the ccuusy 0 o-f,cers
re eudeayoripg to locate him and
ring him 10 just &c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
Thinning Eruit.

The orchardis,s ara engaged in
that heart-breaking task of thin
ming their fruit A demonstration
was glen atuldsy in the j. I.
Hit orchard by Fred Ba'sch, and
quite number of fruit growers
were present. r. E. Shaw. who
is thinning his apricot trees, p ck-
ed 120 apriCots by actual count
from one tree ana he's afraid he
hasn't taken enough off. Peach
growers are having simi ar ex-
perience
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
ART EXHIBIT TO Be IN
EMMETT
Crescent Improvement Club
Arranges for Two Days
Art Feast

With characters -fc eEtet Prise the
Crescent Improve NEXT Club OF
the South SIcpe, an auxi iary OF
the Women's Federation OF Clubs.
has provided q feast OF art for
Emmett people in the collection or
water cc,cIs ard etchings loaned
to the art department of the Grand
Federaticn Of Womeu's Clufs a.
trave,iug exhibit ~ the Chicago
Water co.or club ard the Chi
eago Society Of EtcheTs. which
viii be displayed in Commercial
Club rooms through two days. be-
ginning Wednesday morning, July
,, and continuing until the even
ing OF Juy 4
The showing vii include pro-
ducttcEs in oil and water. beside
a large number CT etehings. The
catalogue shows an unusual num-
Der Of names OF mere than crdi arr
significance in the art world. These
lave been persuaded to show their
work teCaUse cf the impetrs IL
will undoubtedly give to the spread--
ing Of correct ideas Of the beau
tifuI as exemplified in their wo. <
The exhibit is modest. comprising
about 90 works. bet in range OF
subjects and variety OF intsrpreta-
tion il has an interest ard gnifi-
cane tiEs are lar greater than
suggested by the small wal space
it covers. II We disassoeiate the
idea Of bigness from the iCea o
what IS worth while, ne shall find
his uuprete nIioUs exhibit desery-
ing Of very serious cons 'deratsOn.
The first impression that the pic
ures collectively make upon the
average observer is one Of singular
'anity in point CT view and tech
lique. There seen TO te an al
most complete absence OF the U ira
asionable in style. fine restraint
nd soberness Of treatment.
Emmett is certainly fortunate in
citing this exhibit. and peop-e will
undoubtedly take advantage CT this
nususl opportunity OF viewing this
pIendid ant exhibit. A smaI ad-
lission Ct 10 cents viii be chsrg-
d 10 defray expenses.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
Tuesdays Proceedings

The Taft forces by means Cf all
the votes of delegates given to the
president by the national commit
tee, won the first round in the bat
tie for supremacy in the Chicago
convention when Senator Root of
New York, choice of the national
committee, won the election as
temporary chairman of the con-
yention over Governor McGoyern,
named as the choice of the anti
Taft fcroes ty vote Cf 55S to
SOL.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
EMMETT TO HAVE THREE
MAIN LINES
Owinza Cutoff, Gilmore &
Pittsburg and Ore
gon Eastern

The Index has always contended
that because OF its strategic To-
cation, Emmett was bcurd to be-
come a railroad center Of great
importance, aid a few years ago
prepared a map showing feas bic
routes that would evertUa ly be-
occupied by railroad lines. To
date one line-the Payette Va ley
railroad-hss been cons. .ructed,
and the second-the extension of
the Idaho Northern through Long
Valley is being buiIr.
Nov comes the Lemhi Herald,
published at Salmon City, the ter
minus of the Gilmore & Fits
burg, and authoritatiyeIy states
that arothes mFin lire viii be
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
Both sides Cheer Bryan.

William J. RIyan is occupying
much attention from both sdes
Arriving here Monday, unhera ded.
he was given a welcome which he
himself admitted was as warm as
any he ever receive from a De-
mocratic assemblage and today, as
he moved about the corridors of
the hotel, he was enthusiast:ca ly
acclaimed .
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20

known that the o. S L. has
changed its original p. an CT putting
down EsLt stecs rails on this
track from Richfield west TO Sold
Ter, and ordered heavier steel put
down This heavier steel is of
sufficient weight 10 accommodate
main line trains. This track is
built through Poise and on to En-
nett. where Connection IS 10 be
made with the Payette Valley rail-
road, which runs through the heart
OF the famous Payerte valley. and
connection is 10 be made III the
Ontario Vale Bregan branch. From
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
Br nGrt Zig Lar

Georse CculSou this wetk be-
gan the const- uCttCn Ct a comtina-
ticu barn and iruit packing house
on his farm usar the foot Ct F. T.
cut, The tui,dirg viii he - x
SO feet in dimersicrs II is being
built by Frank Carpenter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
REPUBLICAN BATTLE
CONTINUES
Convention Adjourns to Fri
day to Wait for Com
mittees' Reports

News of the Republican National
convention received Up to 4 o.
clock today states that adjourn
meHt has teen taken to Friday
morning at II, ard it is hinted
that forts are being made folI
comprcmise.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
Telephone 60. Is Praised

The Index and the people
of Emmett are lord in their
praise Of the enterprise Of
the Bel Telephone Conn any
for the prompt and complete
bulletin service. giving de-
tailed report OF the doings of
the Chicago convention.
The bullctirs were d's-
played in The Irdex win
dows and attrat ted a large
crowd of interested spect tcrs
each. day. Manager Goep-
ferth persona ly took a deep
interest in ge ting the rews
ard Miss Patt son heartily
seconded his efforts by trars-
cribing the reports from the
wires.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
Ada County Notes Nc.

The wet forces were victorious
yesterday in the Ada county local
option election. their majority be-
ing 1858. Two years ago the ma
jority was $40.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
Dele. htes to Platform Conventio.

The Republican county central
committee has named the follow
ing as delegates TO the state p at
form convention TO be held in
Ipise June %: N Jenness.
Eorge NJ Snow, 7. S. Jackson, ].
Gowan, J A. Harader, T. j.
rown, Ed Skinner. Finley Mon
b. c. s French, S. S. Fcote. w
Mitchell, J H. Lowell
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Those having petitions for
the movable agricultural
school are requested to turn
them in the hands of the dir
ectors of the Experiment
Station not later than July /.
Send to Index office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20

isy 10 Payette lake with all the
vigor and speed possible, TO
be rushed through TO Butte, 50
Il IS said When this is done En-
nett and Horseshoe Eerd will
each be on two main line railroad
This informant stated that il Is
row definitely se.t'ed to exterd the
P s y. from Meadows north
t" GrangeviIle, connecting there
With the Northern Pacific. The
p. & l. " is 10 be extended 10
Onrsrio and on through central
Oregon to Coos Fay. which is to
Hecome a great harbor. The P. &
|. y thus tc become an important
Ink in the main line OF the Hill
:. stem.
1t has come TO light, according
to our informant. thai j ]. Hill
played one OF the shrewdest games
of his life. and now has practical
ntrol of the Great Northern,
orthern Pacific. Northwestern and
arlington roads. which makes him
y the greatest power in the
hole railroad world.
These shrewdIy manipulated
movements on the part of Hill are
OF tremendous importance to the
Lllroad ard financial world. In
brief. It mears this. Hill vi I-haye
railroad terminals not on'y at Seat
tie, Tacoma and Portland, but he
will have them at Coos Bay, San
Francisco ard Les Angeles. For 4
20 yeaIs Hill has been mixing 4
heroic efforts to gain foothold 1
in San Francisco. Now al last he
5 in a fair way to accomplish ii.
He will do So by pushing the P &
/ " through 10 Goes Eay; but
,utting the Northwestern into san
Francisco by way Ct Salmon. Chal-
s. Boise and Winnemueca.
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ever low divide and cOnfe
The south fork Of the Payette riv-
el, and down the main Payette riv-
er TO point near Horseshoe Pend
About four miles southwest of
Horseshoe Pend a tunnel will De
cut. From this tunnel the line will
follow an easy grade into Boise.
from where it is to be extended TO
W'nnemucca. New. and then go TO
San Francisco over the Western
Pacific tracks. With this ac,
complished. Roise will have its
second main line which will as
sure the capital city a wonderful
growth and development.
The Idaho Northern. which is
Leins pushed through Long VAL
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A full line of builders hardware
Reilly's.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-06-20

Kodaks and kodak supplies
H. 7. Dayis's.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1912-10-04
VANDERBILT HEIR Is BORN
Interesting Event Occurs at Betch-
worth, EngIand-WiIl In
herit $5O,oOO,OOo.

Baltimore. Md Sept ga cable.
gram announcing the birth of a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Van
derbilt at Betchworth, Surrey, Eng
land, was received by Mrs. c. Hazel
tine Basshor, mother of Mrs. Wander
bilt, who was formerly Miss Margaret
Emerson. Mrs. Basshor's cable mes
sage was from Mr. Vanderbilt. 1t
was brief, simply stating that Mr.
and Mrs. Vanderbilt were the parents
of fine boy and that both the moth
er and her child are doing we'll.
The Vanderbilt infant will rank
with the richest children In the world
and in all likelihood will become as
famous as the celebrated Mclean
baby Of Washington. 1t will be heir
to not less than s50,000,OOO and prob
ably more.
Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt have been
living in their houseboat on the
Thames.