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CASH FORFEITED

NEW YORK, May but |
made $685." said C. e. Cashmere,
when Justice Ford reproved him
for being late as a juror. q
"All right" said the judge,
you are fined that $685."
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is SOME TALKER.

ROME, May 1.-Wm. Marconi,
wireless inventor, declared he be-
lieved it would soon be possible
to talk across the ocean. The
problem of radio-telephony mas
practically been solved, he said.
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LOOK HERE, SMOKERS.

LONDON, May John White.
head, who died at the age OF 100,
had smoked a pipeful of navy cut
every morning before breakfast
for 81 years.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., May 1.
The steamship Siberia, 1t is re-
parted in state department dis.
patches today, was sunk between
the Chinese and Formosan coasts
this morning. The messages come
from Taissui, Formosa. The ST.
IBERIA, the message says. wireless
ed repeatedly for aid during the
night and this morning the sig
nails. > ceased. The state depart.
ment message concluded: Eve
fear the Siberia has foundered.
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WHY FIVE AND FIVE
ARE ELEVEN.

hhE ELEN FIN.
Contrary to our expectations,
we will not be able to print AZ
many answers as we thought We
would, on account of lack OF
space, but we will do our best. }
Number One.
We started to take the Times
a while ago and find it a very
good paper for the price. The
other day / saw an add in 1t say
ing that IL you tell how five and
five are eleven you would give the
winner $1,000 as prize. ]
solved 1t one way, IL you count
the letters in five and five Il, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, z s, 9, 10, I'D 1t will
give you eleven.-James Gleason,
Fairfax, Wash.
Another.
In glancing over your News
Supplement noticed you are giving
q prize of a thousand dollars
,000) for any one being able
to tell why five and five are elev.
en-.
We have eight fingers and two
thumbs on our hands visible to
all eyes, adding the total often.
Now count backwards, which
will be nine, eight, seven, six and
adding the one thumb and four
fingers of the other hand equals
the questioned amount, which is
eleven. Example proved. - U.
Frankenberg, 5242 South Union
avenue.
Diagram here was omitted for
lack Of room.)
Yet Another.
AS / have been trying for some
time to send you a correct ex-
PLANTATION of why and are
IL and feel quite certain my So
luton is correct. This is why
five and five are IL:
FIV e A N ID f W e.
1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11.
So taking the two fives and
also the "and," 1t makes eleven.
Therefore five and five are eleven
F. ]. Barton, ST., S216 South
A street.
More.
Five and five are eleven be-
cause there are eleven letters in
Give and five).-Miss Bertha
Bussanich, Dockton, Wash.
Once Again.
Five and five are eleven be.
cause the three words are CON-
prised of eleven letters. Yours,
an interested reader.-C. M. A.,
Lakeview.
TWO ALIKE.
G. A. Simpkins, 3411 South
18th street, and Mrs. Seth e.
Hunter, 1915 East 30th street,
sent in solutions similar to that
of Mr.. Frankenburg. A raft Of
other answers are left out, these
printed being selected at random
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS.
Read over the notice at the
head of this column very care.
fully. And remember the News
Supplement has nothing to do
with the Times, being indepeud-
ent in its policy.
PERSONALS.
Augie Burmeister is going fish,
ing. Augie's ability to tell stories
makes him a wonderful angler.
Billy Askren is going to the
Des Chutes river in his Ford. If
no loses it there, we gebibble.
SOCIETY NEWS.
Emil Muscek ate lunch yester-
day with his brother. Louis J.
Muscek.
A DARK KNIGHT,
Or
When Knighthood Was In Flour.
By Great Scott.
XII.
Wearicus and Lady Fleeca had
already been made captive, and
together with De Hairdresser
were roughly cast into one of the
castle dungeons, and there left
to ponder upon their fate.
Thy uncle's treachery brought
us to this" said Sir Guilbert to
Lady Fleeca, but thou art no.
wise to blame"
"Ginks otta be careful who they
pick out for relations" grumbled
Wearicus, when footsteps were
heard descending to the dun
geOn.
Ito Be Continued.)
SYMPATHY'S LETTERS.
al have such a horrid short
nose! How can / make 1t long
er?-Girl Reader.
A.-Stick it into other peoples
business.
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IT'S A GOODLY SIM.

LONDON, May 1.-The first,
second, third and fourth folios of
Shakespeare, printed between
1928 and 1886, were sold here
for $4,000.
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held similar position under the
state of Washington at Lewis and
Clark, Portland. and Alaska
Yukon, Seattle, fairs.
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Chief of Police LOOMS
was not hauled down from
his home this morning in
the city automobile-he rode
on the street car-on q pass.
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TO HOLD MEETING.

County commissioners will hear
from Steilacoom residents Satur-s
day morning at 10 o'clock on the
Steilacoom-Tacoma road matter.
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siberia LOST
HUGE PACIFIC mail STEAMER
STRIKES ROCK OFF F0Rm0SA

BAN FRANCISCO, May 1. The steamship
ed on samasuma island 20 miles off FOmosa
tailed ut the crucial details entirely lacking
Of the sras distress flash ed ship early Friday
Ing China time which would Thursday evening the United
States The liner her Nagasak Hong Kong
at
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SAN FRANCISCO. May /. -
Tho Federal Wireless company
received wireless from Japan
this morning to the effect tina,
the Siberia has been wrecked of
the coast of Formosa. 1t is not
Indicated yet whether there was
any loss of life.
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TOXIC Japan, May --latest Siberia
that the ship
island Formosa stated that
John Reners respectively
the Philippines and the British Manila were aboard
FOrmoa dispatch hinted
responsible for the wreck 1t siberia
breaking - '
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TROOPS ARRIVE.

TRINIDAD. Colo, May 1. -
Troop G, regulars, arrived at
yalsenburg today and state mill
tiamen started to leave camp al
once. No further trouble is ex.
pected from the strikers. An
other troop left Trinidad today.
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WAR ON ELIES.

Ellensburg women's clubs have
enlisted in campaign against
flies.
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TOXIC, May 1.-The govern
ment wireless station at Tansui
picked up an indistinct message
this morning indicating that the
Pacific liner Siberia, outward
bound from San Francisco, was in
distress off South Cape, Formosa
I'm Bashee channel. For IL hours
unsuccessful efforts have been
made to get further news from
the ship. The Great Northern
steamship Minnesota has gone to
the liners assistance. The ad-
miralty has ordered the steamer
kanto from Formosa to aid the
Siberia. The Siberia had SO first
class passengers. Captain Feeder
is. in command.
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News. Features,
Pictures,1 heTimes
Has EN- Exclusive
;A!'Ii lis

NEWS SUPPLEMENT.
Issued as often as IL comes
out. Free with every copy of tho
Times. All the LATE news.
Everything absolutely incorrect.)
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LINEUP FOR
TODAY'S GAME

The lineups of the Tacoma and
Portland teams, as announced by
Managers McGinnity and Williams
will be as follows this afternoon:
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 1. -
The Pacific Mail company at
9:35 this morning gave out the
following statement: THE com.
pany has a dispatch from the
Hongkong agency advising ie-
ceipt from Formosa that the Jap
anese steamer Bingo Maru re-
ports it has picked up by WIRE
less message that the steamship
Siberia is in distress and report
ing that it is in great danger and
that the signals thereupon ceas-
ed"
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Extra! Extra! Extra.!.

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sYMpATHY's LETTERS. :

al have such horrid short
nose! How can I make 1t long
er?-Girl Reader.
A.-Stick it into other peoples
business.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-19
SCHOOL NOTES

The second series of rhetoricals il
the High school was delivered thil
week. Every pupil appeared and the
exercises were of high order.
The baseball season has opened
and many very active "nines" have
been organized. Nearly every grade
from First Primary to High school,
has team to boost.
Mr.. Craig's address in assembly on
Tuesday afternoon was well received
and had such a definite purpose as to
be easily followed and analysed.
On Tuesday afternoon, February "a,
Mr.. Wilson will explain the Single
Tax System.
The debate league schedule has been
prepared and will be announced with
in few days. Every team will meet
at least two other teams. Our home
teams are making strong preparation
and will be ready for the strongest
opposition.
Our basketball boys will meet the
Nampa teams in Pleasure Club hall
on Friday evening of this week. Close,
fast games are anticipated.
The third number of the School En-
tertainment Course, by Mr. Frederic
Fleming Beale, assisted by Mrs.
Beale, will be given on Friday Feb
ruary 81, in the Auditorium. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beale are artists and will give
the patrons of the school course an
opportunity to hear program of mu-
sic highly cultural and entertaining.
The school work for the annual ex
libit to be given on March 1921 is
,aking definite form and promises to
set forth representative exercises, in
ended to give patrons and friends
IDEAS of what the schools have accom-
,lished. The best reward to pupils
md teachers will be found in univer-
al interest.
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The Conceited Door-Knob

Said the door-knob to the door:
"Please let me go, beg, implore. I'm
tired ofswinging here with you, from
day to day, the decades through.
"I'm handled by the rich and great;
for me all classes pause and wait; and
when | turn, you open wide; but if
Pm still, you still abide.
"To me it then is clearly plain, for
me TO travel would be gain. I'd see
the world; I'd get me fame; I'd have
renown, and honored name"
The door replied, with patient smile:
"You'd better bide with me a while;
IT'S here you are of greatest use;
away from me you'll find abuse"
"Don't be alarmed" the knob re-.
piled, "for me, all doors will open
wide. The rich, the poor, the small,
the great-all on my motions meekly
wait"
"Well, be it So" the door replied,
"but when you've fallen from my
side, you'll find your fancied greatness
over, and wish to be with me once
more"
The knob fell off with rafting
sound, and tumbled helpless to the
ground. Nor rich, nor poor, nor high,
nor low, cared where the poor door
knob should go. The door-knob soon
with sorrow learned that door-knobs,
out of place, are spurned. His pride
and fancy greatness DER, he wished |
himself back on the door.
'Tis only those who keep their place
and do their work by help of grace,
who can be counted great at all. Pride
always goes before fall.-T. II. joys
Published by request of j. V. w.
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Didn'I Give Him a Chance.

"Say, ma" piped up little Johnny
after the minister had finished his call
and taken his departure, when Mr.
Meeker was here every time you stop
ped talkin' minute he would start in
to say somethin' an git as fur every
time as 4 dare say an then you would
start goin' ag'in an talk lot more. an
that is the way it kept on right along,
an the only thing he said all the time
he was here was 4 dare say L dare
say every few minutes"
well, what of it? l am not to blame
for Mr.. Meeker's paucity of ideas. am
II" demanded Johnny's mother. some
what impatiently.
81 dunno bout that" said Johnny
doubtfully, as If not exactly sure what
was meant by paucity of ideas. 'but
anyhow, ma. you orter give him a
chanst When he started in with Il
dare say why didn't you keep quiet
Jest once, ma. an let him go ahead an
say what he was goin' to an have it
over withY-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Baptist Activities

The afternoon tea last Saturday al
the residence of Mrs. Charles Knouse
on Washington street was largely at
tended and everyone speaks of the
splendid time they had.
JOS. H. Woertendyke, who spoke
on Monday evening, gave great adj
dress. About rs people enjoyed the
treat.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold
their dollar" social IN the social
rooms of the church on Tuesday ev-
ening, February "a. They will en-
terrain the men in banquet at this
social and the interesting stories as
to "How they earned their money"
will be told by the ladies.
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The Unwise Christmas

Twas the night before Christmas. and all
through the house
One creature was stirring. and that was a
mouse
The stockings that hung by the chimney
with care
He'd nibbed the toes of them. pair after
pair.
He ate all the candy. six candy canes. too
Not morsel was left when that mouse
had got through.
The moral OF which-if you know what
sight Is
A mouse that has persisted OF acute gas
tritis-
question
II carried SO far 1t creates indigestion.
-Harper's Magazine
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BAPTIST

We heartily invite the public to
unite with US in the following SER
vices: Sunday-Bible school at 10 a.
M; public worship at IL a. M, and
1880 p. M; Young Peoples Union at
6:30 p. Observation-Disclosures SER
vice at s p. m. The morning subject
will be, lessons from Washington
an object sermon;" the evening sub
ject, "The Life Which Christ Gives"
"A. C. Lathrop, pastor.
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Interesting News Items

didates for this office from the start.
Pike is the John f. Nugent candidate.
Davis is the James II. Hawley candi-
date. For this reason the result of
the election for postmaster should
throw light on the relative strength
Of Nugent and Hawley as candidates
for the United States senate in Boise
Sherman King is also candidate for
the postofiice job and it is thought
more than likely that others will also
enter the race.
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SAYS INDIAN DISTRUST OF
AMERICA Is VANISHING.
Changing Attitude Shown In Pleased
Acceptance of the American Flag.

The Rodman Wanamaker expedition
of citizenship to the North American
Indian has made a journey nearly
equal to the circumference of the globe.
| occupying more than six months of
time. Three thousand miles were trav-
eled by stage over mountains and des-
tribes have raised the American flag.
Joining the thirty-two chiefs who took
part with President Taft in opening
the ground for the national Indian me-
mortal at Fort Wadsworth New York
harbor, on Washington's birthday last
The expedition has obtained the sig
natures and thumb marks OF this array
OF red men. every tribe in the United
States being represented, and will be
able to furnish the government and the
nation with a comprehensive survey OF
all the tribes both as recorded by the
camera and by the pen. The last west
ern reservation has been visited, with
the consciousness, says Joseph X.
Dixon, leader of the expedition. that
the flag has made new era for the
Indian and has changed the destiny Of |
a whole race OF people.
One of the five great races of the |
world because Of this expedition faces
a new morning. The influence of the
dag has united the white man and the
red man in a common purpose, com
mon aims, common aspirations. A
great chief said: "Since the flag has
come to US our road now leads straight
toward the new morning."
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Quick Action pleases An Emmett

Everybody in Emmett who has tried
1t for bowel and stomach trouble, is
more than pleased with the QUICK
action of simple buckthorn bark, gly-
cerine, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka.
JUST A SINGLE DOSE usually re-
lieves sour stomach, gas on the stom-
ach and constipation QUICKLY.Those
who have been using the remedies
say that Adler-i-ka is big surprise.
B. B. Davis. s
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Sunday school at 9:45 a. M, public
worship at IL a. m. and 7:3O p. m.
Mr.. II. w. Hollar will preach at the
morning service. The evening SER
vice will consist of three addresses on
"The Life of Washington" The speak
ers are: Prof. Geo. d. Knipe, Prof.
Butler and w. E. Brown. Special
music will be furnished. Epworth
League at $50 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at 1880 p. nc. L..
Bent, pastor.
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Nearly 5 million dollars has been
added to the total Of the postofiice
appropriation bill as it passed the
house when the senate committee
completed last week its work on the
measure. 1t carries $40 million dol
lars, the largest amount ever appro-
priated for postal purposes. Maxi
mum salaries for rurai mail carriers
would be increased under the bill to
$1,000, the total increase for this pur-
pose amounting to S4,350,000.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-19

Fido, the little black dog belong
ing to the Rev w. R. Cross of Ash
tabula, Ohio, has attended Sunday
school for the past 10 years and ev-
cry Sunday, wagging his dear little
tail, he trotted down the aisle to drop
his penny in the contribution plate.
Last Sunday Fido did not come to
Sunday school; he was dead. Boo
hoo!
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Others Barred Out.

"She is his second wife, isn't she?"
mo; think she is his fifth Why
did you think she was the secondT'
For no particular reason. except
that he has Il picture OF another wom-
an over his desk In his den"
That is a picture OF his third VITO
She Unopened to die" Chicago Rec
ord Herald
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An agricultural paper published in
1870 intimates that there was no such
thing then as an incubator, and that
any man who attempted TO hatch eggs
without the assistance of feathered
hen was several kinds of nut. The
same paper then went on TO say that
two new kinds of chickens, White Leg
horns and Plymouth Rocks, were just
being introduced and that the Ply
mouth Rocks resembled the "Domi-
neeker5" and had feathers on their
legs. Today a Plymouth Rock with
feathers on her legs wouldn't be able
to get into a poultry show.
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Oklahoma City--United States
Senator Thomas Pryor Gore was ex-
onerated late Wednesday of charges
Of improper conduct by verdict IN
his favor returned in district court
in the suit for $4,000 damages insti-
tuted by Mrs. Minnie +. Bond of Okla
homa City. The verdict was returned
10 minutes after the case was given
to the jury. Only one ballot was
taken.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-19

Proclamations announcing the
death penalty for smokers Of opium
have been promulgated in China. AL
though definite cases of executions for
this breach Of the law seldom come
TO special notice, it is reported from
WI Chang that smoker among the
soldiers Of the garrison there was
caught INDUCING in the habit and af-
Ter trial before court made up Of
his comrades he was sentenced TO inn
mediate execution and was shot to
death. i
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-19

A bustling season seems approach
ing, for a Chicago dispatch states that
bustles are coming back. The dis
patch reads something like this:
Bustles are going to be popular again
this year among the women of fash
ion, according to designers who are
exhibiting at a style show opened last
night under the auspices of the Chi
cago Garment Manufacturers asso-
citation. This years bustles, however,
are not the old-fashioned tie on, hair
stuffed variety. They are part Of the
dresses and are made Of ripples and
ruilles. The designers say they are
bustles, nevertheless
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Washington-A bill to authorize
pensions Of S12 a month for widows
and 50 month for children of dead
Spanish war veterans was favorably
reported by the house pensions com
mittee. Widows or children with in
comes of $3.50 a year or more would
not be eligible to receive the pensions.
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. Cover them over, yes, cover .
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: Ever heard tell of good rust s.
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&: Think what you paid for each 9.
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. the storm pour 81
. Tedder and reaper and spreader /.
? and mower.
/. Cover them over, yes, cover {.
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See how forlorn looks each poor, .
homeless rover 9
? Standing out there where you +.
left them in haste; .
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than waste. g
Build them shack right away, {.
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-19

Abraham Lincoln never said, Hello,
Central, never lodged an automobile,
never held strap in trolley car,
never pushed a button for a light,
never heard photograph, never saw
a motion picture, yet Lincoln died
only AZ years ago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-19

If there is one who has the wretch
ed taste to desire to become fat here
is recipe given by the telegraph:
Eat beans and buttermilk six times a
day. An Anderson, Ind, man tried it
and gained four and a half pounds
In six days.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-19

The Pacific Monthly artist who il
Illustrated story in the current num-
Der Of that magazine had a picture on
the sentence, "She thrust the photo
graph in the bosom of her dress" The
picture shows the young lady wearing
dress buttoned up the back
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-19

Sam Blythe of the Saturday Even
ing Post, wrote very excellent
"piece" about his experience since he
quit drinking three years ago, but it
is believed HE experiences before he
quit would make still more interesting
reading.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-19

Lewiston, Idaho--Miles f. Johnson,
prosecuting attorney of Nez Perez
county, Wednesday announced his can
didacy for congress on the Republi-
can ticket.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-02-19

Should the driver of an automo-
bile shut off the power when starting
up a hill, you would say, Gle is a
mighty poor driver" Yet, that is
exactly what the merchant does who
stops advertising as soon as trade
gets dull.
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Latter Day Saints.

Services on Sunday as follows: SUM-
day school at 10 a. IN. Regular SER
vices at p. m. All are invited
George f. Smith, Bishop.
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PresbYterian.

Rev. Stewart NJ. Hunter of Falk
will preach in the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening at 1880.
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Why not sell Canyon canal bonds to
the Federal baseball league. 1t
seems to have plenty of money.