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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. h. C. Kerney entertain
ed their mothers and few relatives at
dinner on Sunday. Mr.. Kerney pre-
scented his daughter Genevieve with
rosebud, her mother with half blown
rose and her grandmothers with full
blown roses. Carnations, typical of
Mothers day, were used for decora-
tions.
Mrs. Boone and her brother, E. Suit,
entertained at a delightful informal
party on Monday evening, in honor of
their sister, Mrs. Howard, and her hus-
band.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Ewers entertained
at a delightful dinner last evening,
complimentary to their daughter, Mrs.
Ray Gibbons. Covers were laid for
ten.
Miss Daisy Ritchie's Sunday school
.'weenie roast" in Reservoir park on
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Martin entertained
the Martin and Barrow families at din
ner yesterday. About twenty relatives
were present.
Mr.. and MrNJohn Richert entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Buchanan and
family of La Junta at dinner on Tues
day evening.
Miss Addie Weir had as her guests
at Sunday dinner Mr.. and Mrs. |. Todd
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Graham of Man
zanola.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-15
INVESTIGATE COAL MINE
Party of Iowa Men May Take Over
Hi Menry Property

Word has been received that F. s
Martin of Minneapolis and party of
coal operators of Des Moines are en-
route to Idaho for the purpose of visit
ing the Hi Henry coal property at
Horseshoe Bend Mr.. Martin is a
stakeholder in the Henry property,
and is one Of the men who personally
conducted the operation of the mine
during the winter of 1912 and spring
of 1918.
1t is expected that the outcome of
this trip will result in the immediate
reopening of the coal property at
Horseshoe Bend, as the Des Moines
parties are interested in the future of
the Bend country. They will go over
the field and if they are favorably inn
pressed with the outlook in that sec
ton will take over the Henry property
and proceed to develop it to determine
for once and all if there is coal of
paying quantity there. Mr.. Martin
is bringing with him former Idaho
man, j. T. Mitchell, who was the
hosting engineer at the Henry pro-
perty. Mr.. Mitchell was until re-
Gently resident of Sweet. He sold
out at Sweet and moved to Ottumwa,
Ia, where he is interested in the law
Office of prominent law firm of that
city After finishing the work assign
ed to him with the party from Min
neapolis and DesMoines, Mr.. Mitchell
will attend to legal business in En-
nett before the district court.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-15

Who do you suppose is John ID
Rockefeller's favorite preacher? Tho
richest man in the world says the
greatest preacher he ever heard is
negro, Charles Walker, who was born
slave. Walker has a church IN
Augusta, Ga, where Rockefeller
spends the greater part of his winters.
Rockefeller may be seem almost any
Sunday in winter sitting in one of the
front pews reserved for white folks"
At times the negro has dozen mil
lionaires among his hearers. This has
not affected the preacher, however,
and he breaches the old fashioned
gospel as if there was not rich man
or woman within gunshot of HIM.
Rockefeller is so interested in Walker
and his church that he contributes
largely to it. Gle seems to me to
have more of the spirit of religion
than any man | ever heard preach,
says the oil magnate. The Rev. Mr..
Walker is building an institutional
church that will cost 100000. 1t will
be finished this fall. It's auditorium
will seat three thousand persons and
it will have broom factory, car
penter's shop and a sewing room, so
it will teach negro young men and
women useful trades, as well as
ground them in the faith. An advis-
DRY board of leading white people of
Augusta helps Walker run his church
and they believe he is the wisest
leader of his race in the South since
Booker Washington died. 1t is said
that he has helped thousands of his
own race to useful lives.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-15
YETCH IS VALUABLE
SEED CROP
Emmett Farmer Gets 700 Lbs.
Seed Per Acre-Is Worth
Above 10c Pound.

Paul Kefauver, the South Slope
farmer, has been experimenting fol
three years in growing winter vetch
He has a very fine crop of it now il
full bloom, waist high and very
thick. Last year he made at the rate
of 700 pounds of clean seed per acre
on small plot, and he has about
six acres this year which he thinks
will do as well. Vetch seed has been
imported mostly from Germany and
Russia and usually sells at to 10
cents wholesale. 1t probably will be
much higher this year.
Farmers Bulletin No. 5l5 says:
Hairy veteh succeeds especially well
on sandy soils, but can be grown on
any we'll drained land. 1t is mark
eddy drought resisting, often making
good crop under dry conditions
where common vetch fails. 1t is quite
resistant to alkali and will terminate
well in soils too alkaline for most le
gumes. Hairy vetch is
adapted TO nearly as wide a range of
use as red clover and in regions where
red clover for any reason does not
succeed il is the best substitute. 1t !
makes excellent hay, though it is
rather difficult to NOW. 1t furnishes
pasturage of high quality and may be
grazed somewhat in the spring with
out materially reducing the hay crop.
When planted in the spring it will
permit large amount of grazing the
first season and full hay crop the
next. 1t has been found the best
winter green manure and cover crop
for the tobacco fields in the Connect
cut valley, and is well adapted to this
purpose throughout the Northern
states. 1t is also well adapted as a
winter crop in the South, to grow in
rotation with COW peas, soy beans,
millet or late corn. With
out doubt Hairy vetch would be far
more extensively employed as crop
If the seed were cheaper"
In last weeks Country Gentleman
a man says:
Our 100 acres Of poor sandy land.
after turning under few crops Of
vetch and rye, harvested 5000 bush
els of corn"
If you want TO see something nice
go and look at Kefauver's vetch
field
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-15
INTERESTING BITS % NEWS

If statute making it unlawful anc
Grim nal for a man to have opium II
his possession strains the powers oil
the IIi.ited States under the constitu-
Ion a,mcst to the breaking point,
what about a state statute which
makes il unlawful to have liquor or
hanu? That is the question which
ras been agitating pom The "wets"
and the "drys" in Idaho since Tues
day morning when the dis
patches outlined the Interpretation
which TIC United States supreme court
has put on the Harrison federal drug
act of 1914. The supreme court, fear
full of "straining the powers of the
United States almost, if not entirely,
to the breaking point" to quote from
the decision written by Justice
Holmes, has interpreted the act as
applying not to those who use the
drug, only to those who deal In 1t.
Attorney General Peterson, when ask
ed for an opinion as to the possible
effect of the supreme court ruling on
Idaho's prohibition law, which makes
it unlawful for any individual, pri-
vate or dealer, to have liquor in their
would give no opinion
without seeing the full text of the
decision.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-15

It's embarrassing for young wo-
man, especially when she's all dressed
up, to slip and fall in the street
right in front of crowd of grinning
people. Naturally ones first thought
is to pick ones self up. Now, that's
exactly what Miss Adelaide Lieberling
of Cleveland, o., tried to do. But she
couldn't. Rescuers at first couldn't
pick her up, either. She fell into a
puddle of what looked like chalk
water at East Fourth street and High
avenue, while she was hurrying to
work. To her dismay she found she
was stuck fast. The harder she tried
to get up the harder she stuck. Her
companion, Miss Lottie Weber, tried
to help her. "Gluel" cried the crowd.
Patrolman Hoff and NJ. l.. Snodgrass
went to the rescue. They got their
feet in the strange white glue, and
they stuck. At length the rescue was
accomplished at the expense OF
brand-new suit, hat and shoes. Miss
Lieberling sought refuge in a nearby
store, while a hurry call brought her
sister, Irene, with clothing.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-15

Richard Leslie Mcconnell and
Lorena Gertrude Park were united in
marriage Tuesday in Boise. The
groom is member of the firm of
Mcconnell Bros, engaged in sheep
raising, and the bride is daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Park. Both are
popular young people and the best
wishes of many friends will follow
them through life.
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MARRIED

By Rev, Stuart Mex Hunter at his
residence, on Tuesday, June 10, Ernest
Lee Williams and Ethel Rose Burk-
hart, both Of Emmett. Both bride and
groom are well known young people
of Emmett. They left for Boise the
same evening.
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Whatever Your Figure We
Have Your Corset

The real satisfaction enjoyed by most women who
have Warmers Rust Proof Corsets is evidence
of what these Corses do for you Our reason for
selling Warmers COrsets exclusively is based on years
OF experience in selling the different makes.
Every line of Corsets has some good qualities. but
warmers have more good features than any other line
we have sold.
Thin double boning wire that is spring-like in it's
fleXlby, but will not break set; double binding
over the bonng at all seams strong soft fabrics that
VIII not stretch or tearthese noteworthy features
of Warmers Rust-Proof Corsets
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Experiments shows that single
gallon of gasoline, intelligently used
will furnish power to milk three hun
dred cows, mix thirty-fve cubic yards
of concrete and bale four tons of hay.
It will also pillow three-ffths of an acre
of land, move ton truck fourteen
miles, and generate enough electricity
to light a farm house for thirty hours.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-15

If you Judge these Waists by the price by the
quality of those commonly sold for this price you will
certainly be surprised when you them.
Neither will your selection be confined to few styles,
for there are than two dozen styles that dis
tinctIy different.
The plain tailored styles are neat and yet not too
ordinary looking Their fine quality materials and
perior workmanship gives them the appearance of cost
ing much
If you prefer those which are deliberately trimmed
with handsome embroidery lace edges and Insertions
there are plenty to choose from. Then there
dainty styles with coored collar cuff and front effects
that are equally charming.
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Starwest

.'Starwest," trotter, will stand at
DeMaster's barn in Emmett on Fri
day and Saturday of each week, be-
ginning April Ia.
2Stf. w. B. RAMEY, Manager,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-15

Prime Selected Seed Potatoes-lda-
no Rurals and Melted Gems-at +. NJ
Reilly's store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-15

Grass scythes, weed scythes and
brush scythes at 75c each, at Gordon's
store.
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Here's a $1.5O Model for
Full Figures

full figure can't just any corset it must be one
that is designed to give proper support
The best moderately priced corset for the women
with full figure is of Warmers standard designs
strengthened with strong, but supple double boning
STYLE 1c32 S1.5O
is one of the best low priced models we have ever sold
for the well developed woman.
is sklltuly shaped with strict regard for the lat
est lines OF fashion and is much lighter and more fex
Idle than the same design in most other makes.
This model is made of fine batste has high bust
and six hose supporters.
There are other models for slender and average fig
ures that equally well designed priced from 81 to S.
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WHITE

stalls ss-ss. little plx sausage. isc -
Extra fine bacon by the piece. sbc NJ
stall ~. peaDg, butter. lee 10 pas;enr-
iss1 milk, &c pt.. &c ct. best fresh
fhurnsd Warrington creamery butter
tee ID mild cream cheese. sc ~. stsils
1e-4i. veal chops. lie ~ choice siriois
steak, ite H. steer pot roast fse ~
pork steak. 10 r. leaf lard t1t-c ~
AZ TtouKs. f-ib sack rorn meal ste.
Glib cen chocolate. sfos &c boxes
matches. lee = cans cleanser sEe.
cans peas. corn or tomsfoss -te lie
can shrimps. lee. , ibs navy beans re
iee rolls toilet paper. ttc: Ice psgs
mAcsrOni or spaghetti. fSc.
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stall ~. fine sraHglated sugar IA.
Sc stall -. pure pasisufirsd uiIk Ia
Gems. fhs Toe. rs per sark. ssllr.
cred Yakima bgfbauks ibs ice. ~ ~
per sack delivered ? ibs onions ice.
cfhnbsffiss 100 ~. HtAif a.. apple -,
and vinegar. tte gal stall e. spi.rs,
berg spplss. ti.os per bor dsiiserss
stall a. sweet potatoes he Zoe. y.
nanns. ite and zoe dor stalls -
jonathan sppiss. o. per tar. delivered
Ssinuis. ibs. afe. Stall %. pssisarfx.f
fresh butter. s,c ib stall 1915. re esr
cocoa. iTc. lie can pork and beans fses
ite can new shrimps. Zoe. lie can
clipped beef Zoe domestic sareinss a.
can. Or cans lie stall H. : bsrs
Whit. soap. 2tc. Zoe pkg chocolate. ~
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a. staiis si-ga. red silver salmon. fs5io
-. zoe EACH rsd snapper tgl4e In +
bottle maple trrup. ite. Kood coffee. IN
~ large bottle esisuD tbe. ife rss.
cake -four. iors 80 pkg huekwhss,
flour. zoe Htan f27. Z ibr good dri.1
pfupss 80 fancy dried white figs. iAs
D. black figs ~ 1tci \ 80 pkss
fles biscuit. 7te. ff-nz pkRs fancy sssN
81 rrisins TO- aiaii igs. crabs Too
faf 1fe. Flnnsn hsddis. ffe ~ hallts.
he 2bc riau q LINDEN creamery 10,
isf. fse 10. he go. fresh ranch go.
Sc doz. gis0msreHfius lbs stf
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stall fef. best butter sse ~ reo,
fresh shHrusd butter. ase d.. i4s IL.
oregon creamery butter 1sf o. lY,.
good storage sgHs. 71c doz DIR a.
mild cream cheese. 72e u stall fls. .o
70 sack -four. fte t.ib. sack corH meal
5Ees 4 ibs. tsc new Irunss. ace. 4Br 49,.
coffee. ATE. toe good bfoSms. tse. 81
pkg Washing posdsr lie. zoe bsst.s
powder ste. itc can shfisnps. ices tia
ran Italy olive oil. ii1t. he navy !,
Lima beans. 2tc. stalls 1876 tea "a
uinEs. Joe 10. is-ib hon maeafani =
spaghetti. sbc. Mason D. jar mosfs,s
ihe. 2 cans string bears. fsr. 80
taiist paper. 7trs pkes shaker a
far FfaH ~. large German an psrkl
tte dor. dor sc
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Cottage bats. lie ~ boiling beet lee
~ beet IerssY butter. ihs sses snsA
storage eExs. 80 dor Heinz npaKhetts
bread. ioeFss ztc; Ice milk Tread I.
ioaFss sses sbfimps. Ice 10. smske1
salmon. &c ~ salt herring Cor ~.
nsS peas. cans &c. good coffee. IL
-. shfimpx isc can. onions. 4 ia. lie.
peppers iDs lie. srapes Ice 10
spinach. ; ito iscs sweet po;atoes. IL.
iec. apples. tse 10 tI.t0 bon
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s-ACHE RANCH
ron HERHfIs AND PorITHy

Price tttes terms sts cash. sic
monthly Mostly level with
southern slope On back Of place.
Eppd sell and pump. handy 20
honse. tafn3 ssraw berries. fssp.
hsffies suffsnts and EDosehef-
rice plenty - sead fsir house
near sshoni ard b. good neigh
hgrheed hAif mite from X r.
depot aud not fsr from boat
~hArf An ideal poultry rAaeh.
Tass boats 70 kiFkisud and .n.
qulrs al office Of Bufs. A Par
rsr, a, ferry dees. for cid Dodge
place.
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LEGAL NOTICES

~ TifE DISTINCT COURT OF THE
United States. for the western District
Of Wsshinsfon. Sntfh~fn Division
~ BANKRUPTCY NO sTTe
NOTICE or FfHfT MEETING or
rHEufTunF
IN the Matter ~ = y Wilson and the
marital community 81 A. v Wilson sud
Fiarsnee - wilsun. nAnkvupss
To 10 creditors tho above nanned
tsekruptsl
Neiire u hereby sifsa that On the ssth
dsr - October 1874. 4he .std A. ~
Wilson II an w~ss duly adlndtcAt.a
esnsfupis aud that ire ftrss ua.stinr
81 the creditors % said bank
rapfs vii bs held 81 the offle~
% the and.rslxned Referee IN nark.
Fgpirf. iEes-t l. = smith nuiidlnr IN
seattle. IN said district. on shs srh ear
- November. 1915. AZ O'Clock IN IN.
afternoon. al which tim. the sais cred
itovs may srend. prove their ctafrns.
appoint . trustee. examine IN. hsnk.
rupts. ara transact such other hasins..
as may properly come before .sId meet.
Tag
Dated s' Seattle In said district ma.
ztfh daf - October. 1919
e n HAWKINS.
Referee In nsukruptrF
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io--Male Help Wanted

Why do you
ufier when you
an be cured
Do you nee
lelp7 win you
ONE at once :
We have pre-.
riptions that
IRE Rheuma
ism. Bladder
- ~ -.
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pa PERSONALS

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raetsseAwa~ws. Tsisss %
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inr Room !. 1910 second ave.
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tee ~ grssn Hotel
DOLLY AYNE aAssNoE ,Np
Green no,si Fourth sni rrk.
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tory treatments nopm 4 arcade Hotel
MISS BURNS MASSAGE. run
Elliott Hotel. Fir., and Pik. open 10
1880 p IN
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aud MASSAGE gEG-egt Peoples UasE
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2f-Busincss Personals
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PUBLIC MARKETS


stalls Ri 10 = mtncsm-ai. ise In
lhn ssci fresh peanut batter. lie H.. :
lbs. see mustard chnw-rhoa Toe NJ iL-
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f7--Salesmen Wanted

STOCK Statesmen FksrEs7
selling proposition - the ass ~
salssfusn mAsinE hiF money Your %
rortunisy Wonderful ttoeup writ,
without DELAY 20 tho Pan Motor Germ.
pany. organising. Southwestern Head
quarters Aihuquegaue "
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Sale--Miscellaneous

SASH AND DOORS
order yeuf sash aud Doors direct from
q, n. WILLIAMS co. We operate eur
oNn mill and chip direct TO anyone,
anywhsrr. 81 factory ufisss safe as
rVerY Huarantsed 90 destination send
Tor QUE tis. gampirts CstaioEus No. -
Nailed o.. MI I.aLn On ralural
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WTTTT7T ~ MI T1aTT- On T0IWTFf
arcfnsa panel dnnfs .t.....tf i7f
FfaffFran t.ptnei doofs .....t tf5
rrIfiff1 riass tFisrs ...,. Ef1
tNft t.EFht window .......... Sc
ffvffvte taittre frnnt wiriow esi ut
NunWfiaM easel tent sash t... o. az
txs hat bed sash ..-.t...... e8s
taphasfd Etar. daefs ....t..- 90
Cupboard panel doors ........-- ta
s-piy slash xfain panels ~ r. .oaN
t.Ply uatd Seal Nnaflnx ..a.t tHs
Knock .dewn winaoW frames toq
and t-faet fioeFfnr and ceiling
AsA'H fsTt aearHrr INV
60 s.feet flooring and ceiling
o ~ WILLIAMS co
Phone Main istr tstt FIRST Ave =
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sA>DIRso> RANCH
CLEARED IurROt Ep

Hzrff Tor enFone working doens
town. improved ~tih cottage.
rustic fencing Lam. flowers.
etc. iwe chicken houses. runs
20 accommodate several hundred
chickens besides other out
buildings. bearing young orchard
81 cherries. apples. pears and
piums. almost every variety Of
small fruit land lies level. about
one acre ready for garden. hal
anr~ good pssturarss adjoining
acres finely improved. which
plll shnw how his land pro-
durcs free delivery from down
town stores Price ti.te5. terms
soc cHsh balance tis monthly.
goa Sew York Block
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<o--E Exchanges

Fun RAtE ON TnAbK ron EAHrEnS
wtshinFfan % improved city. 80 acres
MsafF island. -ifc About zee feet Of
wsfsF ffent ueod chance Ter gravel
pr Price see NJ nnxipns. phone
Mata sNa
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r1fPfIAN rHRENOLoGfST
She reads your entire life giving advice
on family troubles, love speculation.
marriage, separations. unites tho Hepa
rated Why not sec tho best phrenoio.
girt Satisfaction guaranteed 81 90
readings for this week COS Pine
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i5--Lost and Found

lost AnDfT T. ~ pf'TnFEH ~
IN ffoot ~ fsesuaon Hotel Suitcase
fnntress hiaea NstFfl dress t~a drr@s
stirse unr star pnNermear one dress
suit uus strntne ssit ehif~ stik vest
ers nussats. ktr rffifrs snd ssfks
can w4in fsee. f.saafa so nesstiaus
asked
IsOxT ~3ANfNgg rtSknODk NN 49,
FINDER rsfurn 20 pesfsf HnftaH rrasg
ard seelass Hauk
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25--Spiritual Mediums
MADAM CEALY


Hungarian clairvoyant and card reader,
VIII toll our past, present and future
No charge N sho does not tell YOU tho
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