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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

Sabt us pnnoet. gn 9anifer
Sob,1 Blum, ser bar blebet arreite<
ret, men otter lesla6t, in6fanbt Jig
i Saflan0, Gal, forle6en poa @ta<
tionen og forlangte al Noliticbef &e=
terier, o9iaa en- 9anfer, at faa bis
ie 9otteriie6ler ublepere0e, ser al
@olitiet bar fonfiiferet pe6 8lluns
Mrreitation. ~ u@n al Dem bar bult-
oct Sen itprlte Weta,}t, ner.lis So
900 &roner." - BeterIen fun6e fun
l1n6errette Blum ONT, at Seolerre
forl9nglt par brpnote iammen me6
Ell 9el urubbiib" / Senglelsgaar-
ber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

S l1nsarn oeitilleres @bisfp al
S1rnips, Majs, @artofIer og Me-
Iosie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

sfrib efter &rsoennmmer paa
bette 8la6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
6oripilotc 2ip. Sen lille 8p ct.

6oripilote 2ip. Sen lille 8p ct.
Sean, Mon., par 0en IA. geop. ON
@ftermiooage1 @fnepla6ien for ct
Wfor6 og ct @elpn1oro. @n 9an=
fer beo Mapn g. Meller; iom par
blepen arrelteret og oemt for @e-
oeligbeosforbrpoelfe. moo M6rian
&cbar6, Is Mar gan1n1el, mg6te ie-
mere Drengen paa Cohen og 6rebte
bam paa Steoet peb at ifp6e bam /
&obeoet. &an benote oerpaa gc=
boloeren moo lit edet &opeo og fpre-
Sc ,ueo set l1ofaloJat bon 6p6e nog-
lie Oiinutter efter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
Blannt EanAan1wnn.

uSbe Observation-Disclosures 60
eietD" Seem Dorf bar begpn6t l16=
gibellen af ct Maaneosfrift ~Gbe
Mmerican Scanoinabian &ebietp"
Ser rebigeres of Se1lfobets Sefr.<
tnr, ST.. @enrp @obbaro 2eacb
og Sr6fen @anna slltrup=9arier.
Set ferite 9eummer inbebol6er 81.
a. tre Sonetter al sen amerifonlfe
@elan6t i &jgbenbapn, Gr. @gar.
Sc beb6er uNMiic in a Daniib &oie
@ar6en" ~5unlet at @offe6al" og
80 9aniib 5ailor". Set ii6lte
Digt er 1frepet / 9lnle0ning al Momi-
ral Ricbelieus 60=aarige Tg6iels-
6ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
Mmerifaliniens iprite 5fib teller
fra @orse til &em Oprf / 9lpril

9lmerifaliniens ipritc 5fib teller
fra @orse til 9fep Oprf / Npril
1918. Sen Norife smerifalinienS
o6mini itrerenbe 9irefter ST. gu.
1tab &enriflen, Ser for Ei6en opbols
Der Jig 6e Goreneoe Gtater, bar
netop fra @bicago oplplt, at Ser pil
blipe slnle6ning til for Norif=Mme>
rifanere, Der tenfer fig bien til
Sui, at giere &ejien ti1boge me>
2iniens> ferite Sfib, Ser pil ofgao
fra Norge til Seem Dorf slpril
neite Iar (@trejfer oa 9eoturhin>
oringer forbebolbt) ian1t at enbelig
|@eilingspIan 6en nprmelte Grem:
| ti6 bill blibe befier6teiort.
Nabnene paa 6e to fgrlte .5fibe
(bliber ~&ri1tianiofioro" og v8er-
|gensfior6".
v0iamantfpngcm" gg. g. @eeDer
bar otter peret poa Topetet / ame=.
rifanife 8lo6e. Set beb6er Jig, at
6enne 2on6smano, ser biit1eof opri11=
6elig fom fra @a6ersleb, gie11nent
fin Mgent 8ecf bar taget en- Meng0e
0anife og an6re @fanhinaper beb
N9ien beo @alg al b9roilgle Mftter.
San er MI blepen afil6ret al noglc
riee Mmerifanere, iom ban bab6e
fIoffet til rDiamontino" 8roiilien,
bbor 6e iffe fan6t loa 1neeet iom ser
funoe ligge paa en- @egl al Giaman-
ter. Saa iegte ban at "lalte" @ru-
ben me6 falite Gtan1onter. @eiulta>
tet bleb, at 6e bor n1el6t ban til
IDiitriftsa6bofaten / geetp Oorf. Ga
ST. @mil Spffer fin Si6 re6tgere6e
DonF= F=Mmerifoneren" o6bore6e bon
imo6 bam nre6 SEN Sglge, at ban fit
en- Broees paa &nlien. 6orbolber
bet Zig MI iom berttet vMetp gorf
@orI6" +. gfs., babbe @r. Opffer
NOT taget Set rietige @oal al @op-
Iitriffen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

&eo Minebrift Sransbaal, @p6-
afrifa, brnges nmoa6elfge Mengoer
of @prengitoffer. Naa1 ontoger,
at Ser benpttes Gpnamit og anore
efsplolipe Stoffer til et 8elpb al
z Millioner Dollars om Maret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

st merfeliet Sref. 2cn ungc
Me6bielper / Gru Granf5' So
manosn1isiion / &alfutta, Sdrge'l
Mn6erien, tom for np1ig / en a.
Dofferne ser til at to!> mes e1r oanf
Man6. Otter fem M;autters Gam.
tale bdite set fig, at ost por bans
Getter. 0enne bao6a ! type slar
bperfen peret bjen1me eller hor:
bjemmefro. geu piloe Fan rejle Ejen1
for at 1e fin Mooer en6n& EN- Gang.
s 6enne Moaneb u6ie110er &alfutto<
bans sSorlopeoe, Srpfen
&are,r 0lieu. Set er Melringen, at
Set 11nge Hor lfal le6e Misiirncn,
noor sSru 6ro11fs trnffer lig ill.,
bage.
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%. Mars.
Ira 4Alam1rt.

freftet, tp6er alt pao, at oct er Sill
|feIoet.
6ra an6re Ste0er paa 8alfQn
fomn1er Dfe00elelie ON, at 2an6=
tnngen sltbos er blebet offuperet al
@r9ferne> og at Sen gr9ife Mrme
morlcberer fra Salonifi for at lutte
fig til @erberne / 9lngrebet pQa
Monaitir.
Gn officiel 9eote mel6er, at Mag-
ternes Weiniltre bar benDe11bt Jig til
oe forlfiellige 8alfanitater for at
lltanobringe 6orlig, og at 6e allie
re6es l10enrigsminiiter iporeoe, at
De biloe forelegge Gagen for fine
&egieringer. Sen montenegrinife
n6enrigsminiiter tilfgie6e 6og> at
bans &egiering life iaa Jig iitan6 til
at gaa in6 poa &oobenbbiIe un6to-
gen paa 6en 8etin9elle, at Gprferne
obergiper 6cutori.
Sen ltore Mosie af @ultonens
Scr er bleben 6rebet bogober, itt0tiI
ben 6en 16. Nop. bar minore ems
12 Mil fra @onitantinopel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

st Mtnbesmrrfe for @eneral
8rangcl fra &reaarsfrigetn er Bile
ben reiit be6 Ben bernbutiife 8p
NieifD / 9bre 2auiit5. S @eretnin=.
gerne ON @rangels 8e6rifter neb=.
mes iier @Goget be6 &oIbing 6e>r
|23. Ipri1 1849, bpor 0anfferne iei=
reoe efter tD1f Gremltilling paa
@rnn6 al 6ereS voberb9l6enoe sSler=
tall!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

9ias r6nt. Sra 2ouisbille, sfp.,
meooeles: SSfglge ct 4ripotbreb til
St. 6. &irpan ber / 8Den fra 81.
$. 9icferion 0oraca Meriop, er
bet lpffeoes General 6eIir Gio5,
&nitifteren at 6en 1eneite @ebolution
/ Werico, at remme fra tit Gmge11.
itob. 8repet bor bateret Snroco s.
g. &ob., og beretter fgIgenbe onr
@eneralens 6lugt:
~Det er i6ag lpffeoes General
@io5 at beitiffe Sfil6boeten og rgm-
me omboro paa en- Do1npbaao, oer.
meb ful6 6art er oompet oflte6 1reb--
90 &plten. &ele 8Den er / 0p1tDr..
Mobelpriierne. Sra @tocfbolnn
forIp6er:
aarets 9eobeIpris for Gpiif er ill.,
iJe1toI 0l1lr@f Sole1t, en- 1De1t1t SSSt1s
genipr, Der itaar / Spi6ie1 for
Stoctbolms @asfon1pagni.
Nobelpriier for Semi er belt
mellem BrofeSior @rignar6 pe6
NancD l1niberiitet og Hrofesior
Saul 5nbatier be6 Soulouie timber
fitetet.
&ber Hris n6eipr ontrent $3s,.
600.
Nobelpremien for 2iteratur er af
6et ibenife Mfooemi blebe1t tilfie,rot
ben tpife Sorfotter % Dramatifer
@erbart &a,1ptmann.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22


Gn 2iremanb. s uoenIan6ife
@laoe fortelles for Gioen bi6t og
breot om en- SSStaliener. lom for sc
Mar ii6en uobanore6e til 9lmerifa
u6en at eie en- rps 9re> mem MI benz
Ser biem meo 100000 Groncs poa
2ommen, iom ban ollelamnen fol
babe tient beo at = 0reie &irefasie.
&smard er life operaIt Spif=
lon6 @ienitan6 for 8eunoring og
Silbe6el1e. Sans Stotue / 2pbef
bar 9icntagne @ange beret u6lot for
Mttentater 5erite Gang blep ct
StDffe al @obelen fn9ffet af. g2u
forleben bleb 5nbelens Bortepee
ilaaet al. @ierninesmonoen er
ufien6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

S Speri9e ct fornplig en- @pinoe
Srf. Sobanne 8omon blepen uo-
n9bnt til ~fgl. lpenif Manifurilt".
Set er Sen fprjte @ofuonnpnelie al
6enne 9lrt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

Sbabus npe Senator. @unerner
Sssames $. @atplep beiluttebe forle-
ben iffe at tage Mfjfe6 iom @uberngr
for at n1obtage fra nuperen6e @ce<
guberngr @1peetier l16nepnelie til
sSorene6e @tnters Senator. &on
1tonpp11te iltebet Domner 6. S.
Herfp of 8opie til at fpl6e Meiten
of of6e6e @enator 9epburns Ger
min.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22
HANDS or

The Rocky Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Company page ad in this issue of The Index to
plot the opinions of Leon j. Chapman, Secretary of
the Ontario Commercial Club and written on that Clubs
stationery We are 10th to believe that the Ontario Com
mereia Club organization, is back of the action
taken by its secretary stands sponsor for his state
ments. If it does, we say, Hands off, Ontario!
AS to Mr. Chapman, by what right has he taken chips
in the Emmett telephone game? Evidently, he has read
but side of the question at issue and the repre-
sented by less than 10 per cent of the patrons of the ee
phone company In short, he has taken snap judgment.
The facts in the that the issue stake the
refusal of the telephone company to carry out the provs
ions of contract entered into by the telephone company
with the city administration Of Emmett in regard to rates.
That contract specified that higher rates should be
charged its Emmett subscribers than were
charged subscribers in neghborng towns naming Nampa
Caldwell, Payette and Weiser The telephone company
broke that contract few months ago by entering into
teyear contract with Payette furnish subscribers tee
phone service at average of so cents per month to each
subscriber less than charged Emmett subscribers More
than that there deposit in Emmett bank re-
cep for telephone rentals given to subscribers in Cald
well and Nampa by the R. M. S. T. & T. Co. which are
from Is cents to S50 per month less than the rate for
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22
was in prospect for the ensuing
year.
How IL Works.

According to the report of the
Rocky Mountain T. & T. Co. TO
the government that compaI
capitalized at 103 million dollars.
OF this amount 1S million dollars.
is paid up. The company in all its
statements to the Emmett people
say that z per cent dividend isi
guaranteed to all its stockholders
upon the capital stock OF 1O3
million dollars. Some day when
you are not busy, get your pen
Gil and figure out how much the
patrons of this company must pay
in order to provide funds to pay
the dividends. Add to this the
expensive officers, offices, and
improvements and you'll begin to
why a home company
can furnish phones for about half
the money.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22
WON CHAMPION
SHIP HONORS
Emmett Basketball Warriors Were
Never Defeated This Season.

The Emmett High School basket
ball team is the undisputed cham
Pion of the Scholastic league OF
southwestern Idaho. The dispute
with Mountainhome was settled this
week in Emmett's favor by that
team Withdrawing its claim to a
forfeited game This action was
brought about by Weiser defeat
ing Mountainhome by a score OF
IA to 10 and putting it out of
the running. The home team ha0
not been defeated this year.
Flushed with their chain of
victories, the Emmett boys will
travel to American Falls Friday
pf next week to nett the
champions of southeastern Idaho,
Ind this game will determine the
championship of the southern half
IF the state.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22
EMMETT APPLES TOUCH
THE SPOT
Carload Shipped to Montana
Subject of Generous
Praise

Emmett apples have captured the
people of George Coulson's old
home town in Montana and to use
Mrs. Coulson's words, "the town
has gone plumb crazy over them"
Mrs. Coulson returned Tuesday
from a visit to her old home in
Montana and brings word that the
deliciousness and perfect condition
of the Emmett apples are the talk
of the community. Placards an
nouncing the arrival of the fruit
were distributed all over town
and the big red apples were the do
minating features of the show win
dow displays in the stores. A let
ter received yesterday from a
dealer confirms Mrs. Coulson's story
of the warm place which the En-
NETT apple has found in the hearts
and stomachs, too-of Cascade,
Mont.
The greater part of the ship
ment consisted of apples from Mr..
Coulson's own orchard, near Freeze
out hill, and OF course he is con-
siderably puffed up oter the enthu-
sistic praise accorded his products
by his old neighbors. Especial men
ton is made OF the Rome Beauty.
York Imperial and Missouri Pip
pin varieties. Good prices were
realized on the consignment
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22

c. l.. Trawin.
3:15-Conferenoe, Mems Worl
in the Church, Baptist church
Harry w. Arnold.
4:00-Institutes Baptist church
Bible Study, Harry w. Arnold.
Missions. c. S. Polk; Boys Work
and Social Service. Judge W. c
Dunbar.
5:00-United Institutes on In.
ter Church Work, Baptist church.
s:O0-Platform Meetings. Par.
ents meeting for parents only, NJ
E. Church--.C. S. Polk.
Sunday
9:30-Quiet hour in each church
10:00-Sunday school.
11:00-Special Sermon, "Signi
ficance OF the Men and Religion
Forward Movement for our Church,
by local pastors.
3:0O-Mass meeting tor boys
at Presbyterian church-Judge W.
c. Dunbar.
3:00-Mass meeting for men,
Baptist church, subject, Half
King g''-Harry w. Arnold.
6:15-Union Young Peoples So
cieties. NJ. E. Church,. S. Polk.
S:OO-Clcsirg Service: Meeting
for men, Baptist church-C. S.
Polk.
S:00-Meeting for Women, NJ. E
church-Judge w. C. Dunbar
Monday
500 p. m.-Conference each pas
-er with his own men.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22
TELEPHONE COMPANY
ORGANIZES
Mutual Association Elects
Officers and is Getting
Down to Business
The real kernel of the telephon

The real kernel of the telephone
controversy in this city is set forth
in another column, fully and COM
pletely, we believe. 1t is this:
That the franchise granted to
the Bell and Independent companies
by the city is contract. One OF
the provisions Of that contract is
that no higher rates shall be
charged Emmett subscribers than is
charged neighboring towns. The
present company few months ago
entered into a ten-year contract
with Payette whereby rates from
so to rs cents less than is charged
Emmett were to be in effect dur
ing the life OF the contract. Those
rates have been in effect since that
time. By every rule Of fairness and
equity and justice Emmett is en-
titled to those rates, and we are
confident any court in the land
would so hold. 1t is upon that
basis that Emmett is making the
fight, and upon that issue the fight
will Continue.
To every telephone user in the
Emmett country: Stand firm, de-
mand the removal of your phone,
don't sign any contract of any des
crlption with the company. A
company that will not abide by its
agreement with a municipality is
not to be trusted in a private
transaction.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22
DipDed 1000 Sheen.

GeorgeNewman on Tuesday com
pleted the job of dipping his bands
of she2". under the supervision of
Clayt KnoA, deputy live stock in
spector. The treatment was given
at Mr. Newman's feeding grounds
i'll the Bramwell country and not an
animal was lost Another treat
ment will be given in a couple of
weeks. The sheep were affected
with scab.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22
men AND RELIGION
MOVEMENT
Three Days Campaign to be
Inaugurated in
Emmett

Starting tomorrow afternoon a
half past three, three days
campaign in the interest OF the
Men and Religion Forward Move
ment will be inaugurated in this
city. At least four prominent work
ers in this mighty movement will
be present, led by Harry w. Ar.
mold of New York City. Friday
evening a banquet will be held in
the Presbyterian church for men
and boys. The program follows:
Friday
3:30-Conferenoe with local com
mittee and pastor, Baptist Church
&C. L. Trawin and C. S. Polk.
S:3o-High School Boys meeting
NJ. E. Church-Harry W. Arnold.
6:45-Fellowship Banquet, Pres
byterian Church-Speakers. Harry
W. Arnold, C. L. Trawin, c. S.
Polk and Judge Dunbar.
Saturday
9:30-Prayers, Christiani church.
9:45-Preparatio for service,
Christian Church, c. L. Trawin.
10:15-The Bible and the Useful
Life, Christian church-Harry W.
Arnold.
:00-World Call of Missions
Christian church,. S. Polk.
2:20-Evangelism and Commun-
Ity Extension, Baptist church
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22
Narrow Escape from Fire.

Favorable winds and prompt ac-
ion on the part of neighbors pro-
badly saved from destruction by
fire Monday the fine brick farm re-
sidence of ]. A. Wills near Freeze
out hill. The SCOT in the chimney
caught fire and the blaze shot out
of the top of the flue several feet.
Fortunately, the wind drove the
flames away from the roof ard
doubtless prevented the destruc-
ton of the house.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22
Railway Contractors Arriving

The roads are drying rapidly, the
frost is out of the ground and ac.
tive operations all along the Idaho
Northern extension will soon be re-
sumed. Another firm of contrac-
tors, Golfer and Hendricks, ar
rived this week and will be given
a mile or two of the Jerry Reagan
contract. Theo. Cook, we'll known
contractor of East st. Louis, also
came in this week to assist W. w.
Brown with his contract He is an
old friend of W. D. Mcfarland and
was Macs guest for several days.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22
IMPROVED LANDS GROW
IN VALUE
Steady Increase in Price in
Spite of the Close Mon
ey Market

] Improved land is property that
increases in value every min
ute Of the day and every day in
the year. Like a well known pro-
prietary medicine, it works night
and day. II is not necessary TO
go away from home TO demonstrate
the truth of the above statement.
The landowner who turns his raw
acres into alfalfa or grain fields
or orchards is as sure of clipping
coupons, figuratiyely speaking, as
| if he owned the highest class OF
| investment bonds.
Improved land in the Emmett
country has steadily advanced,
and win continue TO do so, in spite
OF any adverse conditions that
may come, and $1,000 land, $4,000
land or even $4,000 land, is not
dream, but will be a reality in
very few years. In fact, it is
reality already in a few instances.
where the young orchard has reach
ed the bearing stage. Last week
The Index told of the owners of
the former Henry Cooke fruit farm
refusing to even consider $1,000
for that place. Now comes the
story from the Statesmen OF the
purchase by Jos. IL. Jolley of the
Wilson, orchard at Beatty for $1,000
per acre for bearing orchard and
$500 per acre for the tract having
year old trees. The article fol-
lows:
"One Of the largest orchard deals
made for a long time was closed
yesterday by the purchase by JOSEPH
L. Jolley, Jr., from Bert H. Allen
of the old Wilson orchard at Beat
ty The price paid is s55 5.0OO,which
is at the rate of $1,000 an acre for
the 45 acres o. bearing; $500 for
20 acres of two year old trees. The
orchard adjoins the new Wilson Or
chard sold last month by M'Cready
Sykes to Andrew Nelson, Mr.. Jo
leyis brother in law, for s42,500.
The price on yesterdays sale is saiG
10 mark a new high level for al
pie orchards in this valley.
Mr. Allen came to Boise valley
from Hood River in 1903 He said
yesterday that he was first taken 10
the orchard district in Beatty by
George E. Atwater of Meridian,
that in the 81 months he has own
ed the orchard has cleaned up by
sales of fruit and profit on the
sale of the land, even after losing
most of one years crop through the
bankruptcy of the H. Woods com
pany Of Chicago. a net profit of
more than $4,000. Mr. Jolley, the
purchaser is from Emmett, and ex-
poets to make his home at Beatty
He is one of the largest landown-
ers in the Payette valley. He was
the owner of the Model Fruit Farm
near Emmett, which he sold last
for $4,000, and still
owns the famous Woody orchard
near Emmett, of 80 acres o apples
and prunes, from three acres of
which four carloads of f'prunes were
last year, and the well
known Morehouse orchard near En-
nett of 81 acres.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22
TEN RODE THE GOAT
Encampment, l. o. o. F.,
Initiate With Assistance
of Boise Team.

A class of ten was initiated into
the mysteries of ths Encampment
degree, 1. o. o. F. last evening in
odd Fellows hall and was the
occasion of gathering of many
prominent men of the order.
The degree team of Boise lodge
No 1 put on the work, and it was
admirably done. Assisting the To-
cal officers in the initiation were
D. L. Bailey of Boise, past grand
patriarch of Idaho; Geo. E. HUI
bert, grand chief patriarch; T. E.
Emerson, past chief patriarch, and
A. E. Gipson of Caldwell, P. G.
P. of Colorado. The degree team
is composed of ]. A. Baker, staff
captain; A. P. Shurtz, musician;
Jacob Geddes, H. w. Sutton, E.
G. Jefferies, Olaf Anderson, J..
Ulmer, ]. Nagel, n. Wallace. E. NJ.
Huxtable F.. L. Leonard, ]. O..
c. E. Hickman, W. H.
McGuffin and Ed. S. Smith.
Those initiated were: C. l..
Gamage, H. Haylor, Geo. Burk-
hart, w. NJ. Crouch, w. T. Crouch,
Vern Crouch, V. Munday, c. B.
Knox, D. NJ. Stokesbery and c. D.
Following the initiatory ceremon-
les, a banquet was given and toas's
responded to by many of the Wis
itors and local people.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22

and rural resldents-men Whom Dot you and Mr. DAVIS
will go long ways to find their equal in intelligence and
uprighness-men who have had bred into them that sp
it which lighted the fires of liberty Yorktown and have
kept them burning for nearly century and half They
have resorted to no mob violence" or for moment
thought of confiscation.
In view of these facts don't you wonder Mr.. Chap
man, that there single in Emmett who has not
told the Rocky Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph
Company to either carry its contract else have its
Phones removed from his premises and it inbefore
it goes back?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22

The Mutual Telephone Associa-
tion of Emmett was organized Sat
urday afternoon in Commercial Club
rooms. One hundred and eleven
shares of stock were represented
and pledges of 100 more shares
made if that number were need.
ed. The enthusiasm showed no
abatement, rather it is burning
with brighter flame than ever.
The Officers elected were as fol-
lows: Geo. Coulson, president;
Ed Skinner, vice president; R.
H. Greene, secretary; S. P. Bane,
treasurer. Directors: D. A. Haw-
kIns, E. K Hayes, Ed Skinner. S.
P. Bane, Ed Wells and DR.. Barnes.
Committee on organization was
instructed to prepare bylaws and
present them for consideration at
the next meeting, which will be
held Saturday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock. Plans and specifications
for the mutual system were order
ed to be prepared and will also be
presented at Saturdays meeting.
]. H. Weidler of Payette, a.
man prominent in the organization
of independent telephone compan-
les was present and made a short
talk on the workings of independ-
ent companies. He cites the
cess of the Fruitland exchange,
where rentals were s1.00 per month
and a rate of rs cents per month
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22

Miss Luella Blackstone, one OF
the city school teachers, was called
TO Tekama, Neb., on Tuesday by
the serious sickness of her mothe
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22

Buy your coal of the Emmett
Fruit Growers Association. Good
Rock Springs coal $S.25 per ton at
bin.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-02-22

SlIIllldT SERVICE 10 LllllIleLI SU
Now, Mr.. Chapman, in
can easily substantiate, don
which Emmett is engaged in
and which is backed by more
pany's patrons, is more than
imaginary score? Wouldn
opinion of a man who didn't
his arteries is resist such uni
a contract? There is more t
lars and cents involved in thi
poration that holds it's oblig
them of its own sweet will, !
acting its pound of flesh to
it chooses.
There is a principle at
determined to fight it out on
made sacrifices and are willi1
forces are not made up of I"
Mr.. Davis contends, but of