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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
VI ale

Male.
RI,TIER-IIseful man. colored; can cook
will take entire charge bachelor ss p, apapr-
AIDS EmployI 9ent Bureau. $40 9Th av.
BI'TLER-Vaiet. good appearance: thor
oughly unde stands his duties mrs. s class
% w. 42d St: phone 1898 bryant.
CHEF color,d. . wears old. wants situa-
tton If y.arI personal reference. \.
smith. 115 West i6th st.
COTORED COUPLE Butler useful. cook,
laundress: will ~ entire work three years
laat place: $50. iss Sheas Agency, 80 h.
42d 81.
COI'PLE-Butler, valet. useful. wife excel
lent cook. good manager Just disengaged'
excellent references s1ty, country ~. IN
dus. rial Assn. l. ". "a 81,
COt PLE-Rutlcr. vale,. useful; wife cook
ana iaundrces, 90 entire worE thoroughly
. expericuce4. excellent re terence, c!ty coun-
tr5. industrial Assn. II w. 43d St.
EVENING employment wanted by gentle
man: vii 10 anything Address Box I. 20.
Tribune Office -----.-.
GENERAL HOCSEWORhER - Excellent
cook and butler; DO ent!rH "ork' Years
excellent personal references cIty or couh-
try Industrial Assn. II w. f2d ST.
HOVSEMAN or Useful Butlsr-Quick. neat
appearance. not afraid Of hard work; '25
cts o. country; excellent references. IN
Iustrial Assn. L w. aga st.
SCOTCH CoUPLE-Butler. useful cook:
house: $50: best references. Miss shea 5
Agency. - =. 42d s.. -
SECOND MAN-SmaTt young ) gsde. with
excellent references: $40. 60 anywhere.
Miss Shea's Agency. % - +ei St; Murray
Hill 51Ii. -
USEFUI~-Plain cooking waiter. youns
Frenchman. aged 80 years wishes position
private family. boarding house, Furnished
room house; best city references wages $40
monthly write Julius Rossiners shoe storeD.
295 jay 81, Brooklyn
Female.
A.A.-HoFMAYER Reed & Barton Building.
so 5;h sv ninth floor Agency. Reliable
servants for permanent and temporary sit IA
lions lei 1921 Madison square.
CUAMBERAfAID- WAITRESS--Ioung north
OF ireland woman. Protestant; moderate
wages references city or country. Mri.
Cooper's Agency. s57 9th av.. Ssth 81.
T'TTANUF:RMAID.- Assist o.fer work. very
n-at comp INT s.ri, excellent personal
reference. wages SIS. Domestic Exchange
Agency. 324 Columbus sv. Tel Schuyler
1855.
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MRS. "ASSA'S Employment Agency. yls
9Th sN- japanese workers ofgall kind.
male ana female help OF all nationalities.
Columbus 1876
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LAU NDRESS fake washing home: aufsid.
drying. Anderson, - Audubon av. Tel
SG-o Audubou
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Close y. Y.
Destination and steamer $50 m.
Japan. Corcs. Chi..d via Seattie)-
Yokohama Maru .......................O Oct. ID
Hawaii. Japan Corea China Wis San
Francisco)-Tenyo Maru................Oc Oct 10
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China. Philip
pines via san Fra ncisco)-Mongolia..O oct. "
Hawaii Samoan Islands Australia.
sonoma .....-.............,... Oct. q
Japan. Corea. China, Philippines via
Seattlei-Talthybius ................- OCT. "
Hawaii via san Francisco)-Manoa.. oct. y
Nsxjco Maru. .,-.....,,.......O Oct. 2
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Shipping Information and
Marine NewS of the World

tennessee and the northern portions OF the
Gulf states.
Winds for SUNDAY and Monday--North
Atlantic and Middle Atlantic, moderate to
fresh south and southwest: South Atlantic.
gentle to moderae south except east on
me Florida coast east Gulf and west
cur. gentle TO moderate south: disturb
ance over Northeast Michigan. moving
northeast; upper lakes. moderate 90 fresh
west ana northwest winds Sunday, with
faif cooler weather. lower iakeS. fresh
West Winds sunday; parity cloudy and
Eastern Erie
Forecast for Special LocaiIties--Eastern
and Western New York. New Jersey. Del
aware. Eastern Pennsylvania, southern
New England. District Of Columbia, Mary
land and virginia. local rains TO morrow :
Monday. fair.
For western Pennsylvania. fair to-mor-
row and Monday.
Local Official Record.--The following OF
ncial record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes In the temperature for
the last twenty hours In comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

WILL THOSE OF NEW YORK CITY AND
suburbs who oppose the muzzling ,,nd leash
ing OF their pet dogs. according &C. the late
names and addresses to HUMANE. Box IS.
Tribune Office? Protests confidential when de-
sired.
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MEN with patentable ideas write Ranuoipn 4
Co, Patent Solicitors. Washington. ID. g
Female.


COOK-Roslyn: four in family. $40. Miss
FitzGcrald's Employment Bureau. $40
Fifth sv. oslo Building, cor 10th 81.
COOK. $50: waitress $50; for Woodmere;
Protestant. Miss FitZGeralds Employ
ment Bureau. j46 Fifth av. oslo Building)'
cor 43th st.
COOK-City: capable. good references s35
Miss FitzGerald's Employment Bureau
$40 Fifth av. oslo Building. cor. 45th st.
COOK. $40; waitress. $50; for Oys;er Bay.
Miss FitzGersld's Employment Bureau
546 Fifth av. oslo Building cor. 18th 81.
COMPLETION. butler: apartment; t"o
family: sGi. Miss FitzGer2.cs Emrl"s %
rent Bureau. $40 Fifth Az. tS'!" BuiioinGl
cor 45th st. -----
;-0I-PI.F-Man generally ugcful take care
chickens: has cottage. Mss Fiizceralc S
rr,nloyment Bureau. $40 Flfth a.. $40
Ruildingj cor 4Jth 81.
YTTCICNM two in family.
$40 Miss FitzGerald's Employment Bu-
reau. 546 Fifth Az oslo Bnildins) cor
4Jth s..
IADY'S MAID. French: will take an ineN-
perieucod girl ,atel" arrived. for Wash
;rr,on So Miss FitzGcrdlds Emp!of-
mon Bureau. $40 Firth az. cor 45'h 81.
y0TZC; WOMEN with talent for drawins
excellent opportunity for beginners. Ar
,lst Il Tribune once.
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Highest temperature yesterday. IS de-
erees cat 1880 p. M: lowest, 90 lat 8
a. M: average. SO; average for CORE
spending date last year. IS: average for
corresponding date last thirty three
years. 5s
Local Forecast for To-day Showers and
cooler this afternoon or at night; to-mor-
row. fair and cooler; fresh south winds
shifting TO west and northwest by Sunday
night
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T00VKrrpER-TYPE C2sl - EX-
perienced double. entry,; Dose ear. EoG ia,
81 ~ correspondent desires permanent po-
sI,ion. have excellent references. II O.. Box
7. Tribune Once. -------
5stI,ITEFEI-R-First class mechanic, care.
ti liver. reliable: can run any car;
au hi1hest references: city, country In
dustrial Assn. II w. i.d 81
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WORK WANTED.
Male.
EMPLOYEES

/ EMPLOYEES
WALL ST RELIEF COMMITTEE
/ - dlc aonlications sor am kind Of
| "ory including s;enoSrapners. BOOK
l i'snners telegraph and telephone opera
tors. expert accountants: statis''1 t,igh.
/ oo''u a,a-ences verified BY committee.
.nnlv 10 10 3. Room 100. 20 Broad 81.
| Tel. Rector i240.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING sTEAMEiSs.

The Duca di Genovn. reported "a go miles
east or Sandy Hook al noon YESTERDAY. Is
expected TO dock this forenoon.
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COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCIES.

COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
NJ Il. Hoch, Prop: office help, any "a
pacty. 81 william St Phone 1907 John.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
JAPANESE.-Expert cook, absolutely able
man thoroughly experienced, honest,
obuging neat; have fine disposition and
very desirable personality. wish position In
private family, go anywhere, personal rec
concentrations Rihizo, io5 l.. 5Ith ST.
Phone. 1925 Plaza.
GRADTATE MALE NURSE wishes position
with priyate family or hospital. y. j. Rig
srns. 81 Chapel av. Jersey city, \. j.
ypING MAN. Is. possesses tact and ability,
educated in Germany. attendance at high
school. good knowledge OF mathematics
frLgonometry astronomy. speaks German,
I'm ylish and French. excellent references.
seei.s position directly or later. Address g..
a.. Box ll3. Tribune Office
Female.
STEM OGRAPHER. -Native American. three
yearu last employer: references from best
people r b.. Box 90. Tribune Uptown Of
flee 1874 broadway.
STENO GRAFHER-Native American; three
wears last employer; references from best
neopIa e. f.. Box 90. Tribune Uptown Of
fee. 1876, Broadway
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UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
EAST SIDE.

10 SrBLET part OF an apartment. l"lns
room, bedroom, kitchen. bath and store
room. Address. Accommodation lo'
East 41th ST
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TYPEWRITERS.

sPECIAI.-UNDERWO ROYAL. l. C.
smith Fox Stearns Rem.-Sholes. Mon
arch secor sun. s23 Benedict Typewriter
Supply. 3is B'wsy. Established 1906.
TNDERWOODS. Remingtons Visibles. L. =.
Smiths. Royals. divers. sacrifice prices
Visibles and others. s. up. Star Typewriter
Co. "A Broadway. near Canal st.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

ASsONIA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
Moving. packing. shipping. Automobile vans
Tor long distance. Send postal for estimate
10 West goth ST. Phone. 1852 Riverside.
NATIONAL WAREHOUSE co, 1910 p
5Ith ST.. storage. moving. packing, ship
ming. automobile or padded horse vans: city
or country: moderate rates Tel $3.50 Plaza.
pAT-RS STORAGE WAREHOUSE, IS st az.
Storage. moving. packing, shipping; safes
ana pianos moved. Tel. III Orchard
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
COOK Excellent. swedish; best reference:
aIsn cnsmbermaid and waitress. Jussiia
Agency. $50 Lexington Az. Tel. A93 Plan:
HoUsEwoRKER-Irlsh young woman Ga REF
Agency. s57 9Th sy.. 9sth st.-
t,1,TSE,I, OKKEk STRONG Finnisn giri. 90
entire work; best references; city. coun-
,ry; s2o-s30. Lehtrs Agency. ~ l. i2sts
Of Phone. S5lS Harlem,
HoUsEwoRKER.- Finnish. good. strong
girl: thoroughly experienced good refer
ences $50 $50, city. country. Serderling's
Agency, 1921 Madison az. Phone 4sI4 Har-
lem. --------
HOTsEKEEPER.- Visiting or resident. GOOD
caterer and manager, excellent references
Miss Margaret smiths Agency. % West 42d
81 Phone. 3U3S Bryant. "
UOTSFWORKER. - Excellent cook and
waitress. neat. young. six wears excellent
cft- references cry preferred. lndgstria.
Association. j. West va St. Phone, $40
Bryant ----
EorsEKEEPEn Managing. refined Prot
Golfers Agency. =; 4th az.
t.Dt ,l.NCRk. Yong. colored: wants place
in apartment; splendid cook and Waitress
So. best persona. references. Miss shea
Agency 30 Fast so 81. "
IADY's MAID.-Young Norwegian: excellent
hair-oresser. scarnstress, packer ana sailor
s35 s. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. so Fifth
av. 9Th floor. Tel, 452l Madison Sluare.
LAUNDREss Neat strong Swedish: ex-
CO ent. does collars. shirts. anything: best
references Osterberg's Agency. 1lo LeXine
ton az. Te!.. "a Plaza
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER- -ble young
English woman; good cook and manager
excellent references. Will take entire charge
OF apartment. Miss EitzGerald's Employ
ment Bureau. $40 Fifth av.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER T.
Malls Vessel
Vessel For. Line close. sails
Badasrl Liberia. 1900 IN 800 m
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS
Ryndam. Rot rdam. Hol-A 6: 30 a IN 1000 m
Mayaro. Grenada. Trln'd 1000 a m 100 M
lksria. Mtevidco. Norton 900 a IN 100 m
Apache. Jksonville. clyde - 90 p M
G OF ST Louis Sav'h Saw 800 p m
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ~
'Lusitanis. Liverpool Gun 100 a m
Celtic. Liverpool w star. $50 nj l2:0o m
Dwinsk. Archangel. Russ. 1000 a m ZOO m
Whitgift. Brazil ..... 2:3o a m
Zuli8. Curacao Red D.. $3.50 m 1900 m
Trinidad bermuda Quebec 900 a IN IL 90 m
Zacaps. Colon. l. + Co... $50 a IN 1900 IN
san Giovanni. Naples. S-A - HOO IN
San Jacinto. Galveston. --- 100 m
Comus. New Orleans SO p - 1900 IN
mail for I,sitania closes 9 20 o m TUESDAY.
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York.
Saturday, October 10.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise. 600: sunset. b;2'S moon rises, io;oS
moons age -.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
klTCHENMAID. Finnish girl. very neat
willing good reference. Jussila Agcncy
$50 Lexington sy. Tel. 4i53 Plaza
LAUNDREss -cHAMBERMAID. : Personal
city references. city or country. Mrs. Col
lier.s Agency. 49, "a -.
LAUNDREss. -rsn do shirts collars and All
fine linens; excellent references Miss
Margaret smiths Agency. IS West 42d IT.
Phone 1893 Bryant.
LAUNDRESs Take washing home sufsid.
drying. Anderson - Audubon av Tel.
LAUNDRESS. Swiss: first class: shirts. col
lars and cuffs. will assist fine cleansing:
best references: city, country: $50. Indus
trial Association. II ". 42d st.
LACNDRESS. First class: wants city place
$50; i've years In last place. Miss Shes's
Ageney. 80 East 42d ST. murray Hill. 0I.t
NURSE capable taking entire charge Of IN
FAINT: excellent references. b.. Miss Fitz-
Geralds Bureau. Jt6 18th aV., cor 45th 81.
TWO Finnish girls: good cook and laundress:
together or separate: good references Miss
Leht Employment Agency, II East l25th -.
TWO SISTERS. Sorvegisns: excellent cook
chambermaid- wsitress: together or seper-
ate. city or country; excellent references: SIS
and $50 Industrial AS q, u West t2d st
WAITRESS. Makes all salads: understand,
serving wines, can carve; excellent refer
ences Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, -
West f2d Il. Phone 1929 Bryant
WAITRESS CHAMBERMAID- neat.
tidy. young girl willing. obiisins. sxcet-
lent reference. wages s25 Domestic Es-
change. 32i Columbus a.. Tel. schuyiss
1896
WAITRESS o. PARLoRMAID.- Neat. nice
appearance. competent to nm buffers post
ton excellent references. Mrs. Collier
Agency. -. 4th av. Phone sT19 Madisoa
Square.
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Humidity
FIRE RECORD.

FIRE RECORD.
A. "a.
L. 80 lSth St. Columbia University
$4,000
800 9G9th II and Ogden sv., Union Reform
Church. slight.
1854 and > f. 2Sth St. !. Blumfeld
t'inlng
eIO-4t2 r. I22d ST.. \. Goodfrend: slight.
a:0-ihs1 Victor St, Rleaer Smith co.
So 900
9:tO-New York Sanitary Disposal Plant.
Bal'ren Island: White & Co: 81. 900.
I0.30-23l Bowery. New York Brass Turning
Co; 5000
4:oo-S5 f 9th st. 4. Nestor: trlfins
5:55-l0S T.. 18th st.. r. Mandel trifing.
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MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

WORKOUT gold and silver bought by II.
Iongnans Sons. gold and silver rehners'
john ST.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR OLD GOLD, Sill
yer, platinum. artificial teeth. pawn tickets
BORG. IA West 25d ST.
NINE. NATAL buys fine evening. street and
dinner Costumes, Diamonds. Jewelry, Furs
highest cash value. 90 West 10Th st. 'Phone
670-Bryant.
OLD GOLD, SILVER and platinum bought
Tor cash; liberal allowances for sllVtrware
r. good condition. HOWARD & 90. 10 Johr st
KtFINERS' PRICES paid for old gold. ell
YER platinum. artificial teeth. antiques
crrios. LASKEI'S. 40 81 av.. near 10Th III.
Established 1885. Open evenings
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

MAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD
and home in the country for the fall and
winter. not over forty miles from New York
Kindly address, giving particulars and stat
ing price. which must be moderate, H. C. r.
box 2S. Tribune Office
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
AGENTS-Let us show you how 20 earn
,ij daily selling our goods j. A. Wal
lace CO. IA ". 2lst ST. New York. y. Y.
BOYS AND GIRLS-A handsome self-hll :
ing fountain pen free for few hours
work: wanted. two children tboys or Slfls)
from each public or parochial school in
greater New York for special work that
will not interfere with their school hours
or studies: the only requirement that each
one needs is a recommendation from the
school teacher. Apply to-day. Room 3l4
Tribune Building. Park Row.
MEN with patentable ideas write RanGoipn
Co.. Patent Solicitors Washington. ID. Z.
I. s. GOVERNMENT uses Richmond chem
zeal EXtinguishers that Kill gasolene fires
auto and factory sizes: district managers
make 500 per cent profit; auto free. Rich
.nond Chemical CO.. Desk j2i, Wheeling,
". Va.
YOUNG MEN with talent for drawing; ex-
celent opportunity for beginners. Artist,
Box H. Tribune once.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

TNyTNTOES-I should like to become acquainted
with you and advise you honestly about Patents.
r v WiNTERS Patent Lawyer. 10 East 23rd
ST ~ Y CITY. 2I26 Grameroy
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.

IL for Lusitania closes 40 p m Tuesday
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HIGH WAITE X
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-07-23
Announcement.

To the voters and taxpayers of Can
yon county:
| wish to announce myself at this
time as a candidate for the Office of
sheriff of Canyon county on the Re-
publican ticket For the past IS
months | have had the honor of serv-
ing the people of this county as sher-
iff, and invite your inspection of the
affairs of the office, reports of which
are on file in the clerks Office. / am
truly grateful for all past favors and
will appreciate your support at the
coming election. If nominated and
elected again | will endeavor to con-
tinue to render my services in favor
of the taxpayer, and it seems to me
that my experience and services in
the past as sheriff fits me to serve the
taxpayers more efficiently should l
my present position and
should you desire it. Awaiting your
at the Republican primary,
am, yours very truly,
F. NJ BRESHEARS.
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Would Come In Useful.

John d. Archbold at a luncheon that
followed the launching of the John d
Archbold oil tanker at Newport News
talked In an interesting reminiscent
vein about newspapers.
Certain inaccuracies have appeared
about me in newspapers" he said. "but
have always tried to put up with
them-tried even TO turn them to good
account
zone of these inaccuracies was long
obituary that a certain paper printed
on myself. A young man at the time.
| called on the editor and said mildly;
"'How did this come to be printed,
sirY
"'Come to be printed? said he. Why,
the man died. and so we printed it. Do
you think we print obituaries of the
livlngY
mo. not as rule said l. only I'm
the Archbold referred to here, and
"'We'll make a correction said the
editor hurriedly. Wen make correc-
ton in tomorrow's issue
"'Oh. don't know said 1. Perhaps
you'd better let it stand. | can show
it to my friends when they come to
borrow money from me. '"-Philadel-
phia Record
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"A Progressive Republican"
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

somehow both lost completely in the
shadow.
"Why," asked the Judge, "do you
not marry this man to whom you
have devoted your youthful life ?"
well, you see," said Miggles, 'it
would be playing it rather low down
on Jim to take advantage of his be-
ing so helpless"
"But you are young and attrac-
"It's getting late" said Miggles,
gravely, "and you'd better all turn
in. Good night, boys;" and throwing
the blanket over her head, Miggles
laid herself down beside Jim's chair,
her headpillowed on the low stool that
held his feet and spoke no more.
1t was early morning when l awoEe
from a troubled dream. The storm
had passed, the stars were shining and
through the shutterless window the
full moon, lifting itself over the sol
emn pines without, looked into the
room. 1t touched the lonely figure
in the chair with an infinite compass
sion, and seemed to baptize with a
shining flood the lowly head of the
woman whose hair, as in the sweet
old story, bathed the feet of him she
loved. 1t even lent kindly poetry to
the rugged outline of Yuba Bill, half
reclining on his elbow between them
and his passengers, with savagely pa
tient eyes keeping watch and ward
And then | fell asleep, and only woke
at broad day, with Yuba Bill standing
over me, and "All aboard" ringing in
my ears.
Coffee was waiting for us on the
table, but Miggles was gone. 1t was
evident that she wished to avoid for
NAL leave taking, and had so left us to
depart as we had come. After we had |
helped the ladies into the coach, we
returned to the house and solemnly |
shook hands with the paralytic Jim, as
solemnly setting him back into posi-
ton after each handshake. Then we |
looked for the last time around the
long, low room, at the stool where
had sat, and slowly took our
seats in the waiting coach. The whip
cracked and we were off
But as we reached the high road,
Bill's dextrous hand laid the six hors-
es back on their launches, and the
stage stopped with jerk. For there,
on a little eminence beside the road,
stood Miggles, her hair flying, her
eyes sparkling, her white handker-
chief waving, and her white teeth
flashing last "good-by." We waved
our hats in return. And then Yuba
Bill, as if fearful of further fascina-
Jon, madly dashed his horses forward
md we sank back in our seats. We
exchanged not word until we reach +;
ID the North Fork, and the stage drew {
Up at the independence House. Then ]
he Judge leading, we walked into the
,ar room and took our places gravely
It the bar. {
"Are your glasses charged, gentle
?" said the Judge, solemnly TAX
ng off his white hat.
They were. +
"Well, then, here's to Miggles- Q
iod bless her~
Perhaps He had. Who knows?
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CHURCH NOTICES.
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 II a. M, and s
p. M; Young Peoples Union at $3.50
p. M Mid-week service
at p. m. The morning subject is,
"The Place of Must in Christian
Life" In the evening we will join in
the union service at the Presbyterian
church c. Lathrop, Pastor.
Baptist Notes.
The Baptist, Sunday school is pic
nicking today Thursday at Little's
grove.
The pastor breaches at the union
service in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday evening. His subject is, "The
Making of a Great Name"
Pastor Lathrop will speak at the
Central Mesa schoolhouse on Sunday
at 3 p. m.
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For County Assessor

| hereby announce my candidacy for
reelection to the office of County As
SCISSOR, subject to the Republican
voters at the primary election to be
held September 1, 1914.
A. 0. CHRISTOPHER.
/ hereby announce to the public that
am candidate at the primaries on
the Progressive ticket for the office
of Assessor of Canyon county. | de-
sire to state that this is my first ven
ture politically, that | am thoroughly
in sympathy with progressive prin-
ciples as promulgated today, with Is
years experience as a farmer and
business man in Canyon County, and
acting for time as deputy assessor 1
have become familiar with property
values and believe, if elected, that I
will be able to manage the Office to
the satisfaction of the taxpayer.
F. w. RICHARDS, Nampa, Ida.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-07-23
HAPPY MOTHERHOOD

The happinessof motherhood istoooften
checked because the mother s strength Is
not equal to her cares, while her unselfsh
devotion neglects her own health.
1t is duty OF husband or friend to see
that she gets the pure medicinal nourish-
ment in SCOTS Emulsion, which Is not
a drug or stimulant but natures con-
centrated oil-food tonic to enrich and en-
liven the blood, strengthen the nerves and
aid the appetite. Physicians everywhere
prescribe SCOTS Emulsion for over
worked, nervous, tired women; it builds
up and holds up their strength.
Get Scott's at your nearest drug store.