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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15
NEWS OF TWO COUNTIES
By The Index's Correspondents.

fourth crop of alfalfa. Others will
soon be forced to follow suit.
C, II. Martin is experimenting the
packing of apples for j. |. Guthrie
J. +. Clinton of Boise this week
brought in a band of $500 sheep from
the upper country and will feed them
on Wayman ranch No /. He is ship
ping out bunch of fat sheep.
Mr. and Mrs. Fem and children of
Nyssa, Ore, were guests at the John
Leichty home a couple Of days last
week.
J. |. Guthrie and W. S. Wayman are
packing apples this week. This is
the first shipment of apples from
their young orchard and the car will
be sent to Marysville, Kan, where it
will be disposed of by st. Clair Guth-
lie, Jr., who knows the superior quail
ty of Payette valley fruit. We fan
" many an old neighbor and friend
n Marshall county munching on one
f the juicy beauties in a reminiscent
mood will fancy it has an added flavor
ecause of the the familiar name on
he box.
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CENTRAL MESA.

Mrs. Nellie Cooper left Monday for
Seattle after a weeks visit with Mrs
Ina Pierce.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Lewis returned to her
home in Moscow, after having spent
a week here with her husband, who is
! looking after his farming interests
on the mesa, and her son Carl.
Elias Aston returned Monday from
his visit in Utah.
Gorton Beers left Tuesday on
business trip to Ontario.
Theo, Bison and family moved
from the James Little ranch last
week to Mrs. Bisom's parents home,
where they will live until their home
is completed.
Mrs. Fisher and children of New
Plymouth spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. Henry Conrad and fam
lily.
Wayne Zimmerman and family
have moved from the M. f. Lewis
ranch back to their home in town and
Frank Tarleton now has charge of
the place.
Miss Flossie Seaman made a trip
TO Boise last week.
Mr.. Randall, principal of the Cen
raj Mesa school, is boarding at Earl !
Seamans home and Miss Hartkroft,
primary teacher, is boarding with
drs. Whiteside.
Rev. A. C. Lathrop will preach at
he Central Mesa Sunday school next
unday at 3 o'clock p. m. +
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SOUTH SLOPE.
BY Mrs. C. W. Cook.

Ed Modin has the fourth cutting o
alfalfa from his Slope ranch store'
in his big barn.
Will Tucker and family returned
from their Nampa visit Friday
Miss Clara Riggs has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks.
Mr.. Clopton, who has been visiting
his son Mart, left this week for Or
chard, Idaho.
Marvin Hutton was this week en-
rolled as a student Of the University
at Moscow,
Oscar Iyie left Monday morning
to get his winters supply Of logs
from the hills.
A baby girl is reported as recent
arrival at the Ed Jones home.
Many from here are planning to at
tend the Burbank Federation meeting
and picnic at Meridian October y.
w. d. Mcfarland met with bad
luck recently on Pickett Corral hill.
Driving four horse team down
from the upper country, when on the
hill. the leaders in some day got of
the road and the load was tipped over.
Mr.. Mcfarland sustained good
many bruises and quite shaking up.
All the ambitious women OF the
Slope are busy this week boiling Q
down their winters supply of mo- !
lasses, made from ripe watermelon 0
juice. The law may demand that this
'molasses" be labeled "Melon Syrup" h
but If the Idaho people are wise they
will not let this be any drawback, but
-ather create a demand for home pro- =
lucts by using this fine, boiled down
uice. 1t has been found to be par Fl
excellent in ginger bread cookies, W
BOSTON baked beans, while for taffy W
nd popcorn balls one only has to is
ry it to be convinced Of its excellence
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15
LETHA.


Mrs. Ewing, Maria Helen Pomero,
and George Ewing spent last Frida!
with niece and cousin, Mrs. Ton
Dotson near New Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilton were call.
ing down the valley last Sunday.
j. l.. Steward and son of Emmett
called at the Ewing ranch on Monday
looking at cattle.
Cattle buyers from Caldwell made
several deals in our community on
Tuesday. Cattle are to be delivered
at the Hanson ranch on Friday.
Milton and Miller finished a fine job
of dyke work Tuesday noon.
A. f. Pomeroy, wife, two daughters,
and George Ewing were business visi-
tors in Emmett the first of the week.
Mrs. Seitz and mother, Mrs. Will
helm, spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wilhelm on the ranch.
The Tuesday evening train from
Emmett brought nine carloads of |
sheep which were unloaded at Letha
and kept on the townsite until We'd
lesday morning. The sheep belong
% Clinton and CLEARWATER and were
aiken to the west Clinton ranch. Mr..
Carter, manager for the ranch, had a
strenuous time chasing some strays ;
which got away under cover of dark
less after being unloaded
Mrs. Ewing and son George were
to Payette on business and
'ere gone Wednesday and Thursday. :
Rev. d. j. Wampler will preach at
ne Letha Baptist church next Sun
ay morning at 1870.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goracke spent
art of Tuesday in Emmett.
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MONTOUR.
BY Mrs. X. f. holland

Mr.. Bogus is visiting in Boise.
Rev. Kendall preached a splendiC
sermon Sunday.
Mr.. Wellman returned from Namps
with his winters supply of Scots
Best.
A number of Sweet farmers were
in town yesterday buying potatoes.
Mrs. George Adams is in Boise,
spending the week with old friends,
Mrs. Clifford and Miss Marker
brought load of apples from the
Emmett country the other day.
Harry Sweet and Miss Graham
walked from Sweet Sunday to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Day for few
hours.
Mrs. Stanton and Miss Garfield
called at the Henderson home the
first of the week. They report Mr..
Heuderson's health much improved
since his return.
A hay rack load of young peo-
pie took in the surprise party at the
Lumpkin home. A good time was
enjoyed by all. Dainty refreshments
We're served and it was in the wee
small hours when they returned.
George Cruickshank has returned
from his trip to the East and is now
attending school.
Mr., Skillings is adding a new room
o his residence. Harry Roth of
8rownlee is doing the carpenter work.
Mcconnell Brothers and Andy Lit
le are shipping sheep this week to
Eastern markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Drake We're the
cuests at the Garfield home last week.
The Aid society met with Mrs. New
II last week. Several of the ladies
we're absent, but the ones present en-
Dyed delightful afternoon visiting
md working on fancy articles.
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UPPER MESA
BY Mrs. III. L. Cowan.

BY Mrs. Fl. L. Cowan.
NJ. H. HAWTHORN was in Boise sever
al days on business.
f. Tennyson has four teams level
ing on the land recently bought o.
Tom Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. McProud and children
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Gernie Ellis
Sunday.
Mrs. F, SPOTS spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Dick Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Packard and
DR.. Rose and wife motored to Boise
Tuesday.
No trace yet of the horse thieves
who stole two horses from John Nc
Connell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sanders and Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Sanders were callers
Sunday at the Clement home.
Van Deuson Brothers have bought
the alfalfa pasture of Frank Sanders
and are feeding big band of sheep.
F. SPOTS and family were callers
of the Hopkin family Sunday and to
see the new arrival, baby boy born
October IL.
Leona Wilson visited with Evalyn
Cowan Saturday.
Katherine Gilbride was visiting her
many friends on the Mesa Sunday
taking dinner with Wilma Parks.
The apple packers are still busy at
the Low Reed ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. VanLimburgh took
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15
LINCOLN NOTES.
BY Miss Alice Rynearson.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hacket of Long Valley
are visiting at the home of then
daughter Mrs. Chas. Cantral this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bane were visit
ing at the F. A. West rancch Friday.
They were on their way to Boise
where they went Saturday.
George Hewitson of Sweet, who is
visiting his mother Mrs. M. Hewitson
in Emmett, spent Sunday afternoon
visiting at the home of his uncle John
Rynearson.
Miss Mable and Maude Beutler re-
turned Monday from New Plymouth,
where they have been the past two
weeks packing apples.
A. L. Gilmore is remodeling the in
terror of his house on the ranch.
Charlie Cantral YVES in Caldwell
and Tuesday on business con
.erning the roads of this district. Mr..
Cantral intends starting work Mon
lay to prepare them for the winter.
Sunday, while w. D. Mcfarland
vas coming down Picket Corral hill
n his way from Dry Buck with a
pad of lumber, the team became un-
causing the load to tip
yer, Mr.. Mcfarland was thrown on
rock and received several severe
ruises about his body. Ephraim
ergenson happened along in his
ltomobile soon after the accident
appened and brought Mr.. Mcfarland
,me. The horses were uninjured
I'd were brought home by George
ingman.
Clayton Moulton is enjoying a visit
ON his brother, N. B. Moulton, of
,rtland, Ore.
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w. j. Hill and Jet Hill hauled ha,
out of the Craig brothers field TO
Tom Sloane this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson of New Ply
mouth have been engaged by D. Me
MILAN to assist him On the ranch anc
will move into the new cottage on the
Big -Four ranch in the spring.
Mrs. 0. C. McProud was a Central
school visitor Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Lewis of Mos
COW were the guests at the van Linn
burgh home Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Lewis had not seen the Emmett
mesa for four years and was aston
ished and pleased with the progress
the country has made.
George johnson went to Boise by
train Friday. He brought back his
parents, who returned last week from
New York, in the auto on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson are now visit |
ing with their son Hallowell up the
,reek.
Miss Lena Hartkroft, our teacher,
S boarding with Mrs. Whiteside. Prof.
Randall stays at the Seaman home.
John Yeck hauled his grain home
rom his bench ranch last week.
Mrs. Tom Sloane superintended the !
pple packing at the Walter Larkin
richard. Miss Ruth Hill is assisting
err.
Mrs. R. N. Cummings and children y
,ent Monday afternoon with Mrs. w.
van Limbaugh.
Charlie Simpson and family spent
lnday at the Big -Four orchard tract.
r. d. Voorhees,, John Bell and Tom :,
il left Monday afternoon for the r
per country after big game. 4.
A, T. Hawkins and family visited
nday with Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. -,
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HANNA
BY Mrs. ]. |. Guthrie.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Cook and Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Stevens of Boise came
over in their car Monday morning
and visited with Mr.. and Mrs. f. j..
Reynolds.
A party of 10 young people of EN-
NETT attended church at the school
house last Sunday afternoon. Miss
Pearl Kelly was among the number
and she made several calls upon old
friends in the neighborhood that af-
ternoon.
Miss Lulu Vance of Boise was the
guest Of Josephine Wayman from
Friday until Sunday.
p. A. Berkman is putting up his
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15
Fence Wire Is Scarce

On accout of the war in Europe
there is fence wire famine all over
the country. Emmett dealers find it
impossible to get orders filled. Wire,
especially barbed wire, is playing an
important part in the Notifications
and defenses on the battle fields, as
those who have been reading the war
news have observed, and immense
quantities are used. When the wire
entanglements have been constructed,
the fence is highly charged with cleo
tricity and constitute effective barri-
cadeS.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15

dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hamp
ton Thursday.
TIE U. A. Club are making big pre-
parations for a Halloween party tc
be given at the beautiful home OF
Mrs. Dick Sutton.
Mrs. Clark Pryor stayed with the
Packard children Tuesday while their
parents were in Boise.
Mrs. Helmick and babe went to
Spokane Thursday where they will
meet Mr.. Helmick and after few
days visit will motor home in their
new auto.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15

FOR SALE-Nice gentle driving
and saddle horse, good buggy and
harness. Cheap if taken at once. APP
ply to Index office. 1t
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15
FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and har-
ness. Josef Helfert, the jeweler. 3

FOR SALE-Pigs and sows. Apply
to Japanese Gardens, H. Full. 8
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15

FOR SALE-A two and a half
months old Jersey calf. Cash
Grocery. So
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Hunters. Take Notice

Hunting is possibly forbidden on
the Reagan, Hanthorn and Steward
ranches on the north side of the river
and on the Seitz ranch at Letha. This
action is necessary on account of the
shooting of stock by careless hun
tiers.
STEWARD & BURKARD.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15
BISSEL CREEK

By Mrs. w. J. Van Limbaugh.
Mrs. D. Mcmillan called on Mrs.
Iohn Sanders Tuesday afternoon.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two good
stock ranches near Alpha. Well
improved, in crop. E. j. Crawford,
Alpha, Idaho. 40
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-15

FOR SALE-Butter wrappers, neatly
printed, at Index office.
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LOST, FOUND, Etc.

LOST-W Wednesday of last week a
package of table napkins. Finder
please return to Palace Bakery. 3
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WANTED.

WANTED-To trade a Winchester %
Special rifle for shotgun. Walter
Larkin. 3.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-09-19

said violated the sister of the Petrarch
who delivered the nqusion TO get him out OF the
Benne the twelfth died of complication of horrible diseases caused
his debsuchees lie ruled Rome for nine But he Is
a regularly elected saint
Benedict XIII desable and stupid Dominican monk
He when chosen the worlds spiritual guardian
12 He weak and incapable and helpless that his valet
Co absorbed all the and functions of the old man
Office Ben his attention theology while Cosca his to
Ben speculaed the union of all the Protestant bodies
while filed his Golfers from the sale of ndulgences
the pilgrims who visited Rome in numbers The Jesuis
made hot for old Ben that he wanted to abdeate but
vented from doing that though permitted to retire TO Beneventum
where he his days performing miracles and besow
ing blessings. He held the job for six years.
Benedict XIV, Prosper Lambertin wise old owl He got
Job by joke and held by keeping out Of enangements
faction started something Ben let the said faction fight out with
while he back serene and watched the battle from
meantime he the friendship of all the European
that of the Mohammedans He enlisted the
DDS he pope eighteen years. cosgs at the
49, The fourteenth Benedict preemfnty politician
and esus fight each other without placing
himself danger and made with the French ndes by eu
waiting Votaire He such person would be today char
acterized as ga slick one'
Benedict XIV the pope probably takes his from the
fourteenth of the line He has been foxy enough keep out of the
mght He has written books and made noise with the
exception of touching the he has been chood papa
politics secretary of Rampo the greatest of recent cardinals
also secretary Merry Del VAL the brains of the present papa
power the deceased Sarto
In the pope Rome has a smooth and accomplished poll
can fully equipped for the campaign of making America Cath
oc and of bringing hereto Portugal Italy and France back into
fold The fifteenth Ben just the needed Rome to work
her gigantic plans for lost territory and winning the
western world.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-09-19
The Modernists

Pope Plus Y has placed under the ban
Of the church all MOdernist writings. In
the Eneyelical Letter Of 1907 he writes
as follows: "lt is also the duty Of the
bishops to prevent writings Of Modern
lists, or whatever savors Of Modernism
or promotes IL, from being read when
they have been published, and to hinder
their publication when they have not
No books or papers or periodicals what.
ever Of this kind are 20 be permitted to
scminarists or university students. The
injury 20 them would be not less than
that which is caused by immoral reading
nay, il would be greater, for such
writings poison Christian life at its very
fount. The same decision is 20 he taken
concerning the writings Of some Cath
olies. who, though not evilly disposed
themselves, are ill.instructed in theo-
logical studies and imbued with modern
philosophy, and strive to make this har.
monize with the faith, and, as they say,
10 turn IL 20 the profit of the faith. The
name and reputation Of these authors
cause them TO be read without suspi-
eion, and they are, therefore, all the
more dangerous in gradually preparing
the way for Modernism"
Against this sitting Of scholarship and
the censorship Of the press the Modern
lists strongly protest. They object "a
such reactionary movements on the part
Of the Catholic church. They claim il
is revival Of fourteenth century medic.
valism. The only way they have been
able to surmount this obstacle is by
resorting TO anonymous publications.
Among the best Of the anonymous pub
lieations by Modernists is the "Let
tiers to His Holiness Pope Plus X" W,
have a few hundred Of these books OF
hand that can be supplied q; fifty cent.
copy postage prepaid. Order from
The Menace.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-09-19

Horrible and indcfensible as war is,
il is vet more honorable for a nation 10
be conquered by cannon than 20 be per-
verted and brought to its knees by means
Of miraculous medals, Loretto houses
and the rotten bones Of st. AxN
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-09-19
POLITICS, not THE HOLY GHOST, MAKES POPE.

With the entire Catholic world the Archdiocese New Orleans phai hseh fila
homage and Holy the ilut the sanity Plus
With the entire Catholic world pledge him allegiance and devotion recognizing him
C VGani o. the Apostles whom Jesus
Christ founded His whom Kingdom Heaven and eOnHisd
feed His lambs and feed His Catholic New Orleans
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-09-19
DELLA CHIESA ALIAS BENEDICT XV., The new POPE


the Universal Church Patriarch Of the West Pmat Of Italy Archbishop and mG0
Of ndH
ognomy Of
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-09-19
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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1914-09-19

kCOntinued on page 2, eOtu9Rs3i
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-28
sENrIpA D%EFUNcloN.


El Sabado en- la tarde circulo en- la
ciudad la triste noticIa del inesperado
fallecimiento de uno de los hombres
mas bien Qnistos p6f sus 1nos modalea
y hombrfa de blen. 81 Sir. Braulio Pra-
ia, auien residla on Ia poblacIon dc La
Escondida, mas cuantas mlllas al sur
de Santa Fe. Por information sabe-
mos que la enfermedad que le cause
la muerte fue una inflammation que Sc
10 habia tornado en- I'm DIDO Y la que
la ciencla medica no pudo curar. En-
dias pasados el Sr. Prada Sc hallaba
trabajando en- ell canine de Glorieta,
aparentemente en- buena salud y debe
haber sido mIentras Sc halIaba en- este
trabajo lie acometi0 la enfermedad que
lie cause la muerte. FL inado contaba
80 amos de edad y apenas comenza-
ba a vivir los primeros dias de rego-
clio y contento en- 81 seno de su fami-
liza. Contrajo matrimonio unos Guam
tos amos pasados con la Sta. Petrita
Ortiz. hija del fnado Alejo Ortiz y es-
posa, y de tan dichosa union nacieron
~algunos ninos de los cuales viven tres,
los que en- compahfa de la afligida es-
posa lloran la a~usencia de su tiel y
cumplido esposo y carifoso padre. FL
Sr. Prada era un hombre muy honra-
do, muy decente en- su conversation y
bien portado 0 sus superiores, y no
dudamos que su muerte ha causado
%profundo pesar entire su numerosa ia.
milia, parientes y amigos. quienes nun
ca ~olvidarAn las finezas y buen carr
no que ell extinto Sc supo grangear en-
tire ellos para vivir una vida quieta y
feliz. Ell funeral Sc verified Ell Lunes
a las Z de la manana, partiendo Ia
triste procession de la Residential del
flnado hasta la Cathedral donde en- pre-
sencia de numerosa concurrencia de
~parientes.y amigos Sc celebr6 misa de
cuerpo presente, despues de la cual la
triste procession continue su Marcia
hasta llegar al cnmenteri0 del Rosario
donde u restos fueron sepultados.
Deja tristes y d~esconsolados en- este
vale de lagrimas a su viuda esposa la
Sra. Petrita o. de Prada, tres ninos,
German, zenaida y otro, cuyo nombre
no pudimos recordar, dos hermanas,
la Sra. Guadalupe p. de Romero y Me.
renciana P. de Rodriguez, y un hernia
no, Den Canuto Prada, y un gran nd-
nero de parientes Y amigos.
El funeral estuvo muy concurrldo
de ~parientes Y amigos.
I'll Nueyo 4&exicano envia a la afligi-
da esposa, RESPONSIBILITIES hijos y ape.
sarados hermanos y demas deudos, su
mas sentido pesame, y que Ell Senior
pronto mitigue su acerbo doIor con Ell
balsamo consolador
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-05-28
MExIcANos DE LA BANDERA Ro-
IA coNsPIRAN EN- DIsPARAR A
LAS TRoPAs AMERICANS.

Por AIambre Arrendado al Nuevc
Mexicano.
Ell Paso, Texas, Mayo 26.-Rafael
Mdsquiz, agente constitucionalista
aqui, expuso hoy 10 que el dijo que era
una conspiracion para provocar inter
vencion Americana. Diio que telegra-
mas lie habian dicho 4 el del movimien-
o hacia la frontera de Texas de CRU
DOS de "%rojos" 6 rebeldes anteriores
quienes ahora estan sirviendo como
y%oluntar'os f~ederales.
Su intento, asegur6 81, era Ell de dis
uarar al otrot lado de la frontera q las
tropas Americans.
A segun dice Musquiez, I'm grupo
lba encaminado para Ojinaga, enfren-
Re de Preside, Texas, mientras que
otro Sc reporto que habia pasado Qua
tro Cienegas, al sur de Eagle rass. El
ndmero exacto de las tropas que Sc d.
ce que estaban ocupadas en- este plan
no fue dado, pero Sc calculo que llega-
ban a mil.
Sc dice que habian sido dispersadas
en- varias batallas recientes en- Ell int
rior, donde ~pelearon con los federales
regulares de la armada de Huerta.