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Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-15
EXTORTIONIST TO BE
 RETURNED FOR TRIAL

News Bureau of the Journal-Min- i CT, Room 203, N. B. A. Bldg.
 PHOENIX, Jan. Ex-Governor Hunt today issued requisition papers on the Governor of Texas for the return to Arizona of Robert E. Lee who is wanted in Graham County on a charge of conspiracy to ac- complish extortion. He is now in custody of the officers at Lima, Tex as, and Sheriff Alger left for that point tonight to secure bis prisoner. Lees crime according to the accu- sations of H. E. Smith, was curi- ous one. With two men named Everett, he visited Smiths house near Safford and informed Smith one of his cows was down in an ad- joining pasture. When they arrived at the place where the COW was they found the animal chained to stake and then the three alleged eonspirators made Smith, at the point of a six-shooter, remove the hide from the COW after which they demanded that he pay them S,0o0 or they would inform the authori- ties that Smith had "rustled" the COW and butchered the animal to hide his crime. Smith paid the trio $l, 300 after which they disappeared The Everett brothers are still at large.
 Another Murderer Reprieved.
 Rodriguez who was convicted and sentenced from Maricopa County to be hung at the Florence prison on January 10th for the murder of his wife was today granted a reprieve by Governor Hunt on similar grounds to the reprieves granted other death sentence men by the Governor some months ago. It is still the executives idea that the question of capital punishment should be passed on by the people of the state before any executions take place while he is Governor.
 The Arizona Corporation Com mission have been hearing for the past three days representatives of various gas, electric and water com panies of the state concerning a me thod of uniform accounting to the Commission. Commissioner Jones was largely responsible for the form proposed by the Commission which apparently met with the approval of all concerned and will be establish ed by general order of the com mission issued at later date.
 Auto Run to Tucson.
 Phoenix auto enthusiasts are pre- pairing for an auto run to the city of Tucson on January Hth. Gov. ernor Hunt has agreed to join the party as we'll as many Phoenix mer- chants. The plans have not been definitely concluded but it is esti- mated in all thirty cars will partici- pate.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-01-15

Mining location notices Tor sale at the Journal-Miner office.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01
Sannoper NG.


d Il II D e 20. ,yull.
Sm Rorooftsn ME i'm Qorpspeten 1T
bic stabt 5unnoper bei ihren lssten
.GinssmsinounSsperiubr 70 nsit
tpis mosIi6, ndmlih biz an Die 9rens
ssn bes arsiies 5annoper sesanssn:
bic itdbtiiten Sobeitsseihen nit oem
Gleeblatt iteben ienisits Stodeu. no
Der Greis Rsuitaot. uuo jenieits aahs.
no Der areis gursborf bssinnt.
8om aiitsr plass rsdt iid bic Dob
bieIstiitrabe. bic friib<re Seller @harls
Zee, stpa fisbsn Filometer uch RD.
ins ipsits 2dno binuus uno legt ibre
6ano auf bic nsitesoebnten Jelomars
fen BON @r.s unb GI.sgutbol5. Both
fslo uno 2abs. Bis au ben .BIer
8ren3en", NO sinItnlols bic @ebiete BON
5dnnoper, Gift, altin. unb 0robs
8u66ol3 3uIammsnfloHen. 1T Die aIts
Sssritrabs su elmer breiten srobitabtis
ften 9rnhtftrabs faIi liidenlos ousgss
6aut. SenIeits bieiss biitoriid setnors
oensn unb audi nit bsm hiitoriI6en
geomsn fefteslegten plases seist iiA bic
bunts 3srriFsnbeit beg gorItobt6ds
ratters, Der nod ni6t .Syifb nod
Gieii6" 1T: tIsins uno srDbe Gabriten,
| Strabenbabnb0fe unb SpislpIobe,
groBitGbtiIhe Rsiiuurants unb lGnba
| libe aaffsepirtbihaften. 8drtntreien
unb ObitpIantasen, bnhe Wlietbstaisrs
nsn unb nisorigs Qnbauerbdus6en.
@eiterbin iisst bas Meien oes Oorfes
| in oieism Bibsritreite sipifben aano
unb Staot: 9orns unb aartoffelfclber,
9emuIeG6er unb Biei.n nit tpeibens
oem Bieb treten an bic Strobe heron
uno laHsn esn Bid frsi ani ubria se.
| bliebene GiGentdmpe unb aiH os orei
/ friiberen 0oro0rfer. oie biHier BEN
,,8srbau" ihrer 5sden unb 3Gnne uni
ben oitten griinen mdlen ihrer alteu
8aumbeitdnbe ipie Derfhdnst lisger
unb nit ibrsn rothsn Dddrrn mad oei
Stabt bIniiberlugen. bic NIT Der
2aufardben ibrer aufgerniiblten uni
aufgef1iitteItsn Struben uHb osr
mauern ihrer 5dnierreiheH ben fGnb'
lihen Sisoelinsen INNER ndber du'
| ben 2eib riidt.
ah, Der mioeritano Der altsn bo'
benfaHbisen bduerliden aultur il
| ihon iebr, fdpad ssfporben. Rameni
LID in 0r0bs unb aleinsguhhofs II
Der Jeinb NIT flieaenbsn sSahnen ein
gsbrnngen unb bat ftiHe 6oheitsaeiher
| In afIerlei Geitalt inmttfen bes friibel
| 10 m1leriffkn unb etnbsitlihen Dor
| biioes ai.gtridtet. Bon Der BOP
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01

tbeiliquna an Der Gan 5ranciscoer
Musftellung abgelebnt. Der permut6>
Iide @runo iIt Iein Mibuersniigen
bariiber, bdb aneritonifhe 4iiitenfalz
rer bon DER Gntrihtung BON Ranalabs
aaben befreit perben. England iteut Fi1
In ben56mouipinteI, mas iebr finbiih
lit. 0as folIte aber cine 8eranlofs
flung fir 9eutfhlunb feir, bic Guss
iteauns gu bei6iden. ba ibm bieraus
elm oFfsntunoissr 8ortbeiI erpu6Isn
fpiiroe, ipsnu Der .5aupt 3onturrent
fort bleibt. Die 4nIift, Die in
9euti6Ianb gebest Su tperben ideint,
cap bic ct. 5raneiseoer Nusiteaung
eine Iotole 4ngeIssenbeit lei unb es
Iid ni6t lobne, ben 8epobnern unIes
res 2anbes ettpds gu 3eieen, 1T irs
rig. Gs fann als ielbitperitGnblth
gslten, bab Die Siioameritaner iia
in orpben S6aaren aur ausItelung
sinFtnoen fpereen unb ba bteie0eutf6=
LAMBS 8unben Itnb, 10 mare es pom
beutI6en Stunbpuntt aus pertebH,
ras 5eIo 9dnalid unieren 5abrttuts
ten gu iiberlaHen. 3iebt man ternsr
in getra9t, baB GeutIhldno pieI oas
ran gsIesen 1T, uls 5reuno Der Der.
etaaten gu 9eltsn uno Ddb iett Sab
rem 1ein gemiiben barduf gerthtst
1T, bic Qmeritansr BON Der 9orltsbe
fir england gu entpObnsn, 10 min es
uns i6einen, ouB Die 81. 5ranciseoer
9(usiteaunQ cine beIOnoers ginltlqs
geIegen6ett bietet, bieiem 3tsls ndher
III rGden. 0enn England Die Ber.
Stoaten trGntt uno DeutI6lano ihm
einen TreunoI6aftsbienIt erpei't, 10
muB bas bod cine oeutItfreunoIi1e
Stimmuns in oieiem 2anoe berporrus
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01

ipdbntsn giIIen am 3aibtamps ndbe
Der pobbielstiitrabe: 3uriifge5oaen
BON Der Strobe bergen lie iif uno
ibre bunts Jorbisteit hinter breitsn
Wiefen unn @drten I'm 56dtten rieiis
ger @ihen ,bes dlten 6ofes Itolsea
Wdppenseifen", ipie Elm beirniiber
Didter iie nennt, - bas 0an3e elm
ibbaiifes unb ltol5es Bib Der gebd.
bigfeit. bes Wohlftdnbes unb oes
5elbitberrentbums unIerts nieoeridh>
iifhen gduernftonbes. Sd,dbe, oaB
bic aiten llmrabmunaen oider giloer:
bic blangriinsn StdtetensGuns, bic
Weibbornz unb 2iauiterbedsn INNER
mehr perihfpinhsn unD rotbe UluuerH,
5rabtsdune ooer ftilIofe sement9egois
ieHe llmtpebrungen an ibre Sfeue tres
ten.
Mds mag bier in bieien pon Der
Staot yberaHnten" unb foit ihon er.
cberien 8e5irten nod aLles fommen,
nod dlles perfhpinoen2
Wirb bon bisier pIosfiiIls, bon bies
fem 9aumrsiftbums ipenisitsns ets
tpos, bas aIte 8duernoorf Gbdratteris
| Iirsnbes fur bic Rahpelt ais Grins
nerun9 uno buuernber Gsgenpnrtss
ssnub erbaIten blsiben2 meroen bic
neIen 8ebduunespIdne bier Spiel
unb GrbolunsspIdbe uno bic olten
gifxnfdmpe ben Der 9roBitd0ibs.
bduuna ousIdIiebsn. ober iou Iih bic
3utunft nit ben sIenben 3reiedsn an
elmer Strdbentreusung abIpeifen ldfs
| fen, tpie lie briiben in guhbols am
.aapensnbrin,s" uiip. ols obihredens
be geiipiele. aIs Saritaturan sinss ofs
fentlihen pIasss, fhon ~freisclegt"
finn?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01

perit1nblih eine hsnmenoe Wtrtung
auf ben 6dnbel. Gs bdlt por, risusn
llnternehmunsen ab nno srptnst bic
gambler, porii9tig NIT ibren Stntdus
fen su fein. Diefe nahtbeiIise Wtrs
flung zines nnbsfriebisenoen Selbs
marttss auf bic piribfhoftliten 8era
bGItniiie ertannt 81 babsn, 1T oas
arobs 8eroienit bes prdiibenten, Der
bamit eine SntellieenS betunbet, ipelhe
bic dlIer ieiner 0orsGnser i'm 4mte
iiberragt. Nus bielem 8runoe kitett
er barauf, bab in oieier GrtrasStBung
niht bios eine Sarifrsform, fonbern
aud cine 5inansreform ssi6dffen tpIro
unb bic Osmptruten MAIDEN einen sro@
ben sssbler, tpsnn lie ntht oem Rathe
hires tpeiisn Giibrers folgen. Die Jis
nanarefprm piro ben arebit, ipelher
Die Seele oss 5anbeIs 1T, bon idDeren
7Sefieln befreien uno uns Der Gorge
entbeben, bic cine 8erminoerims bes
8olobeitdnoes herpprruft, gel rihtt=
Ger abfaTuna Der Bin pirb jsoer Doll
lar Iid ais Snitrument bes Waorens
austaulhs perbreifahen. dbaeiehen
oapon, bob bic 3irtulation einsn 3us
nahS finoen tpirb, obne bic 9efabr sts
ner Snflation bsrporsurufen, mas blss
ber in unferer Gtnansseiti4te, psntes
items in ben Iesten Iisbais Sabren ntht
Der Ssou sstpsisn lit. Nit bieier Re>
organifiriins Der Sinansen, nd4it Dem
neiten Sarif, bdben mir alien Gruno,
cine Der qldnaenbitsn 9ei6dftspsriooen
gu ertparten.
9sibcr mar Die bernotratii6e parte:
in Der Srganiiiruns Der offentIitsn
6indn3en niemals gut berathen. Die
@rtlGrunq lit oarin 81 fInoen, oaB biz
Yartei iib gum groben Sbsi! aus lamb
pirtbi6aftIidsn GIementsn rstrutirt
lie tein finanspiHsnihoftIihe Der
'tGnpnib beiisen. Sn 5oIee bsFsn i'm.
ben mir, oab oiefe Glemsnte daerI.i
pfui6erbafte Yorfhldge slr 5inan8s
Reform MAIDEN, pie @orihuFs aul
WagaainzS zSteine, unbei6rantts gto'
! tensGmifion II. (. H. Soite DUNN.
| beiten biirfen Die Dempiratsn Der Sil
niGt einperlsiben, oenu Tonft ItHo IL
psrIoren, oa ale Demotrdten oeE
Oitsns auf Der Stslle bon Der partct
obfuLIen puroen. Die 9emotratie II
ieooh gsesnpdrtig porsiislih odourt
ftuirt, Dab iie on ihrer Spige elmer
! Rann, pie ben qrdiinHteu bat. Del
elmer eriinblidsn 9enntnib Der 5inan5
| pifsnidaft fih riibmsn tonn uno ot
| Qortei brandt bios bieiem rpsiien gst
rather gu folgen, um iid Die Bolts
| aun't su betpobrsn. 9IiidIider Bsi''
| iebsn oas iosor Die populiitiiden De'
motr1ten Elm unb mir elaubeR niht
baB Iisosm grdIioenten oos Tindn3
/ q n3spt psrberben perbsn. Die De'
motratie in ibrsr geiommtbeit bat odi
9epuubtiein, oab iie iotpobI Bilion'
! GbrIidtsit, ME Jdbistsit Dsrtrousr
tam uno bic 9artei pire es ni6t be
reuen, ficb untsr iOt6e Jiibreri9aft &c
| iteIlt su buben. gsiit gar ni5t notb
psnoig, duf Die 4nsriffe Der Gegns
All antporten, benn oas mare bIobe
! 3eitperluit. Die oemotratiihe porte
esbt ben Ii6ern Des. penn lie ben
Hat6s pes prGItoentsn folgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01

5u @slb su MAIDEN. 6frrn WlunStr.
ipsIfer Rufiirer Der 4unf III, fam Der
gbed perb1nttg Dor uno CT ntriDsiatrte
bie Ginl0Tung besfelhn. Die Wers
bdftete bate In Cincinnati ben Der
|fnh ssnoht, sinsn gbed in 6Sbs bon
SIS, ipsIc1sr ouf ben 9omeH bon W.
o. DOuns In SprinsFiefb. g., aus
aeftslIi mar, In 3ablune su sebsn. Die
poIi5ei iteIltt burh 4nfrags bel
BERN gouns feit, DaB bsrfelbs teinsr
perfon bic 0oIImoft ertbeilt bat. sis
nen Gbed ouf feinsn Hnmsn au 3si6-
nsE. DIE 0erbnfiete tpirb fi6 qua
na1it tn Cincinnati 3u perouttDcrten
bdbtn unb dlsoann ben gsb5rben pca
BraniIin ausselisftrt perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01

Our6 ben ghurter Bat
Cincinnati sic portereitsnoen Shritte
setban, nm Ih gu elmer nuIterbdft
perpaltsten 9robitabt empor5uI6ptns
gen. 0as Yroeromm, auf rpeIAes
bin bus giirgers5 5idet gelpGbIt poroen
1T, bietst gtlIes, um Die 9erpaltung
ouf bic b06its Stufe gu brtn9er. Be-
Ionosreu g2uben berfprehsn mir uns
BON elmer itrengen RegeIung bes 3iptis
bicnites unn mir pnlIen boffen, 0ab
Die ppm @plte aetpdbIten aommiHdre
ii5 teTonoere Wtiibe geben peroen, I'm
ale S6IupflD6er gu ihlisben, ourH
tpel6e 9olititer ben 3ipiloisnit gu per-
eiteln fu6en, Oenr ourin beIteht oas
Sunodment elmer guten 8erpdltun5
unb pplitiiter 2auterteit. Sobalb Die
@emterbeute uuFb0rt, perihpinoen Die
glemente. pelhe Die 8erpdltuHg tprs
rumpiren. 60hit nerthpoa 1T audi
Die 8pntrpIe, tpelAe Die 9iirSsr iibet
Die ItGDtiIte 8eIeBgebung erIangen,
inoem tie SnitiutiOe uno Referendum
unterporfen piro. Cine 8oltsre.
rune, ME mir lie fhpn i'm Staate
babsr, lit iest au6 fir Die Stuot ges
fitert uno bas piro Cincinnati nit
Qelerfittigeu en1por6eben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01
0osuus1ad i'm easoOn gdrt

9us lnsliid i'm 2asoon Bdrt
rect bic grass an, tpelaem 3ped
Dettrennen nit sleftrif6en Jdbrrds
bern oienen. Sbr prdttiI6er @ebruud
lit bD6ft beTdrdntt uuo bic 6abrge'
ibninbigteit bdnst lsoigIiA pom Nts=
duaismus ob. Sin fpl4es Wettrsn'
nen tunn baber lebigli4 oaSu oiensll.
einen gterpenttsel gu srregen, tpis
er berporgsrufen tpiro, tpenn eln
Menfh fein 2eben in 8eTabr iest
Dus lit Elm unItattbaftes 8ersniigsr
uup ftebt uuf oerIelben Stufe Der Bar
burei, tpie Stiersefedte. Sas Ssiet
iolte Tolhe 9eluiti9unsen ais lebens'
qefdbrlih ni6t blps fir Die r4rtiIten"
ionosrn aud fir Die 3uIdauer oer'
histen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01
Qofal 8eridt.
slls GhedidvipinbleriH erfannt.

Sm DeitttiDs6 s6ouptqnartier srfhis,
ner aeiisrn Der Marihnn N. g. Ora
BAN unb Der gaHiiafiirtr g. I'D,
Munger aus DroHilin. g.. unb srtlir.
ten oem Jnipfsior Grim. pdb iis In
Der am WittsDoh bier ptrbdftetsn, 4E
Sabre nlien Goitb N3ilIioms uui
Gpringfitlb. g.. bic perfon niebsrsr.
fannt bdtitn. pelfe in 15rdnslin Der
gsrfun eemdht bate, sinfn fper.6Ec,
fen Ghed unser bem Namsn usnrs
4lfen Bet Der mdrsen geciirncI Hrn'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01

Die bonn aongrsB bei6loFsne
Qlbi6Gsung oes Dertbes Der giieaz
ba6nsn piro laut 8eri6t Der .3niz
f4enitaatIiden 8srfebrs GommtIz
fion an bic Is WiGionen 9oQar3
foiten unb gegen 7 sydbs in QnipruA
nebmen. Der 3pet Der 8eranifalz
tung i'll gu erfdbren, mas Die 9eFDrz
Serung elmer 5onne Wudren auf eine
Wleile, oDer tpis man tur3 iagt, mas
cine 5onnen Meile to'tet. BON Den
@iIenba6n prdfibenten 6at man oas
bislang Mot erfa6ren t0nnsn. 0iefe
esbsn ibre gerstuunqs Wtetbooe
ba6in an, Dab lie be Ginna6men ben
auSadben geseuiiberite1en uno tpenn
fie ftnoen, oaB bic bis6srigen Ratea
uifa seniigsn, um bic Ausgaben 81
oeden unb einen profit sin8ubringen,
baun erb09sn Tis Die i5ra6traten. 0os
Il: b0dit Notwithstanding. gs III
dber 3u perite6en, mas oiefer 8ere6,
rungs Weetbooe gingang Derfadff;
lat. Cine fahmGnntI6e 8srehnun9
ipuroe bic 5ra6traten mad benz pirt.
Il6 anesIegten FdpituI angeiest pa.
ben. Das tonHte unb ourfte man niAi
un, neil ss einsu borrenoen prnfit
t.tptsTen 6dben pdrbe. Ter Ron9ref
milf isst cine pabre RehrurssabfagN
erSringer Gr pia feftfteaen. mas 81,
8abnen nerth iino, ME bod fih ois
4usaaben iieGen unb nelfss bit
rf4tigen 5raAtroten BEL 3usrunbeIs.
aung bes pirttid aHselegten adpi.
fuls unb niht oes nerfDdHerten ad.
pitals fpdren. Bts BEL folder 8ereh.
.uns cine 8ersiniung fir oos .DdI,
fer" su ertnngen mare, pirb elm Tpi,
Ter gu l0fenbes probiem fem. Dor
Iduftg nil Der aonsrsb ben pdbrer
zbrtbetonb erulitteln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-01

4Is mir geNern Idrieben,
bob Der Charter perporfen rporben lei.
fe6Iten nod bic geri6te aus ben oeut.
fcben Darbs. 9ieie ba6en cine I6einz
bare JfisDerluge bes 5orti6ritts uno
Der 5reibett in einen Sieq psrpanpslt.
lInIers beuti6en giirger bdber odmit
ibren pielsn @eroieniten Inn uniere
5tabt Elm neues bin8ugefiist. Sic
iino ods Sdla Deg Qanbes. Mo
es einen 4ampf gilt um GbrIidteit,
Srbnung uno 5orti6ritt, tpiro man
lie tets i'm 8oroertreFfen finosr.
0isIer gifer fir oas @brlihs uno
Rabre lit gepaurt nit elmer perniinfs
iigen 9eionHenbeit, bic iiA llebertrets
bunosn fern bdh, ME oas aus Der
Sbatia6e 3u erIsben ift, baB Die
0sutiten ods 8urgsrs3idet unb niht
bas Sidet 8iaelons unteritubt baben.
9ieier min jeBt ben 8ampf nod Elm,
NAL nagen uno uls 9iiraerrneiitars
aanbthdt untsr Der Bdrole Der ipfprs
ttqsn Wuni3ipaIiiirung auftreten. Dir
tonHen ibm bierin tetnen beFereH Grs
folg peripre6en, oa er obne Die Inter
itiibung Der 3eutiten ni5t burhbrtn:
gen tann uu6 bteIe hdbsn bereits eez
3eigt, rag ite nur fir sinen iSort
fdritt nit ueberlegung uno ni6t nit
lleber'ttir3ung 3u bd6en iir0.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-25
Took 1t Literally.

1t is told of the late Chauncey Sha-
fer, who bears the same relation to
New York's 'anecdotage' that Sydney
Smith does to London's,. that he en-
ployed in his law office stunted youth
of very tractable temperament
One day Mr.. Shafer returned from
lunch in a lively mood and. by token
of the Madeira he had consumed, sum-
moned Billy into his private office.
Boy" he said carelessly, "go over
to the special term and see what in
blazes the - fools are doing up
there
The late Judge Brady was presiding
over the trial of an action involving
many interesting questions of substan-
tive law: hence the courtroom was
empty save for the litigants. their coun-
sci and the necessary witnesses. Judge
Brady's kindness toward women and
children was proverbial, and when
Billy stood against the railing of the
Enclosure. his face barely reaching the
balustrade. the judge noticed him i'm
mediately. He interrupted the argu-
ments of counsel and turned to Billy
"Well, my lad" he said in suave.
judicial accents. what can l do for
your
I'm from Mr.. Skaters Office" Billy
replied. land he wants to know what
in bazes you - fools are up to over
here
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-25

Try package of Velvet coffee, 3Oc
at Reilly's.
Cranberries and sweet potatoes at
Cash Grocery.
Dave MCGOWAN is among the visit
ors at Boise this week.
Take your bicycles to the Wells re-
pair shop for treatment.
See our new line of sweaters before
you buy. John & MCGOWAN.
DR.. and Mrs. Rose went to Boise to-
day to take in the fair festivities.
Tom Murphy and James Whitsell
are serving on the district court jury.
We save you money on all farm
machinery and vehicles j. H. Cronk.
Use our home-cured hams and
bacon and lard Steward & Burkhard
Kreso will rid your chicken house
and fowls of vermin. H. 7. Davis
drug store.
Mrs. Geo. W. Knowles is enjoying
visit from her mother, Mrs. Ed Bren-
nan of Boise.
Mrs. Barnum and Mrs. Roup have
rented the E. E. Hunt residence and
will open boarding and rooming
house, beginning Saturday, September
20. The best of Accommodations and
reasonable rates. so
w. NJ. Hantsher, a prominent bank
er of Mound City, Mo-, and his wife
have been visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. S. N. Butcher for week. They
have been visiting in California and
are on their way home. They depart
ed today.
That Million Dollar Look. Watch
for it.
For grain of all kinds go to ]. H.
Cronk.
Ground bone and oyster shell at
Reilly's.
Sweaters, jerseys and sweater coats
ht John & McGowan's.
Place your orders now for storage
coal at the Emmett Fruit Associa-
ton.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-25

Boise Riggs, the first white child
born in Boise, is attending the Pioneer
celebration in Boise this week. John
and David Bayse are also there.
Miss Edith Lyman, who has spent
three months visiting hez sister, Mrs.
John Mcconnell, will return next
Tuesday for her home at Twins Falls.
A complete line of Golden State
Mason fruit jars at the Emmett Mer-
camille. A valuable trade coupon Civ
en- with each purchase of dozen jars
Charlie Blom of Nebraska is. MAX
ing his semi-annual visit to the E. l..
Mills family. He will accompany
Leslie Mills on a deer hunt next week.
Mrs. Prices Canning Powder for
canning beans, corn, peas, etc, in
their natural state. Contains nothing
injurious. For sale by H. 7. Davis
drug store.
Ed Patterson and Bert Sargent
were in Caldwell Monday as witnesses
in the Chris Peterson case. The po-
sitions on the police force were filled
by H. C. Riggs and VIM. Ames.
Somewhere, sometime, Roy Keithly
got hold of the wrong derby hat when
he took his departure. AS his was a
better hat than the one he got, he
would like to exchange with the one
who has his.
Colonel William Hunter is leavingI
Boise today for Kansas City, where
he has accepted responsible position
with the jenkins music house. He
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Hunt
er at Frozen Dog ranch over Sunday.
Miss Louise Monroe delightfully."-
entertained house full of young peo-
pie at her home last evening. Miss
Monroe will leave Tuesday for Pasa-
dena, Calf, where she will spend the
winter. Her faith will accompany
her as far as Salt Lake.
For style, comfort and durability,
the Henney buggies and carriages
have no superior. Inspect the fine
line in our warehouse before you buy.
Hawkins, cheapest hardware store in
Idaho.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society's
September tea will be given in the
basement of the Baptist church Fri
day afternoon, at 2:30, with Mrs.
Thomas, Miss Reed and Mrs. Rund-
strom as hostesses. The public is cor
daily invited.
Fleischmann's compressed yea1
at Reilly's.
Call and see US for lumber. John &
Films developed and printed at the
H. T. Davis drug store.
See J. l. Hit for the best canning
peaches. He has the Lowell. Call for
them early.
Place your orders now for storage
coal at the Emmett Fruit Associa-
ton.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-25

Peaches for sale by j. W. Carmi-
chael.
That Million Dollar Look. Watch
for it.
Ground bone and oyster shell at
Reilly's.
B. B. Davis returned yesterday
from Portland.
Cranberries and sweet potatoes at
Cash Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoppock have
gone to Payette to pack apples.
Increase your egg production by US
ing Lees Egg Food. Cash Grocery.
The Crescent Club will meet with
Mrs. E. w. Malmstrom next Friday.
BlanketsI Blankets-Cotton, wool
KNAPP and wool at John & McGowan's.
w. H. Andres and wife left Monday
for Enterprise, Ore, where they will
locate.
See the Great Western cream sepa-
rators, sold and warranted by j. H.
Cronk.
]. I. Hit has tomatoes, two kinds,
canning and preserving, at l cent per
pound.
Leroy Cook left last week for Nc
Minnville, Ore, to attend the Baptist
college there.
Alex Bell returned Monday from
Chicago, where he had been with An
dy Titles sheep.
We have full new line of winter
underwear Call and see them at
John & McGowan's.
H. S. Jenkins, who has been very
sick for several weeks, suffering from
gall stones, is improving.
A. L. Gilmore is down from his
Long Valley ranch to load his house
hold goods and move - - now home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-09-25

Yorks, the merchant here, persuad-
Yorks, the merchant here, perscuad-
ed me to try a bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. After taking one dose of it
l was cured. 1t also cured others
that l gave it to-" writes NJ. E. Geb-
hart, Oriole, Pa. That is not at all
unusual. An ordinary attack of di-
arrhoea can almost invariably be
cured by one or two doses of this rem
edy For sale by all druggists.