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New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
The Summary

Meadow club invitation singles (thrd
feana fesisa aILsonsrq ;seds Beekman, New York de-
Ct; watson N. Wsu'f1n Wash6urn' n0s;em NsM York S
q7e1saffd 7@s ed o,2s G, Collect Gamer Boston. So
ed Wm V. Burrill. Seattle. 6-2, sEl.
DOUBLES thrst rourd)-Wln A Iarned
ana Robert D Wrenn defeated r. W En-
l. Bags and William Rosenbaum defeat tNsin'-
ed Walter !. Toussaint and Slgmund
W WSPas'N 90 p.0,,,f fa aat..,H Marshal. Alien ana
:, maxwell 6-3, e-l; Commander w. S.
anderson on, and Aian J. Lowrcy defeated
A: H. Ely and II. Middendorf, to Go
W'n !. Ciothier and Alfred s Dabncy
Won from T. Carnegie and p e Rolnaine
oy default Ralph II. Burdick and Vim
Geni g,r Richards won from c. Lee and c.
biselow. by default; George D. Biddle
ana @ freder.ck G. fnmaN defeated C Put
nam and T. Weboer. 6-1, st. 6--4 ;
aefeated r. /. James and Cecil Donald
F. MoWhorter 6-1, So; Hugh Kelle-
her her and Frederick C. Baggs defeated
Dwight ?; Robinson and W Rowe e--S.
81; G: Colket Gamer and Leonard Beck
man defeated F. kountze and W. Boocock
Seea.tsd S e.; Murray " Vernon and Alex IIer
81: s-S. 6--3; r. H.nckley and H God
shall defeated H. Donn Kersey and Ed
mqnd T;iTs W W. Peaslee. 81. 81; VIM 7;
Henry II. Bassford and Albert j. Osten-
dort. s--3, 1t e..
Afrsd 3 pa6ney deseated m semue! 19oeieF nard@ ad9
and Arnold w. Jones. st. 6-l, 6-4
Ralph l.. Rags and William Rosenbaum
defeated Wn. A. Larned and Robert ID
Nrenn. 1t. 6-3, e-3; Ralph D Burdiclz
ana Vincent Richards defeated George
breXel Btd4le and Frederick C. Inman,
TO. 20. VIM. T. Tiiden I'd and Charles
$ Garland won from Fritz Bastlan and
Iohn hennessy. by default; Commander
". s. Anderson and Alan j. Lowrey de
feated Marshall Allen and Wm Y. Bur
riu' t.. e-4; G. c Gamer and Leonard
Beekman defeated Hugh keleher and
Frederick c. Baggs, 6-2. e. Richard
Hinckley and Harold GodshaN defeated
Murray Vernon and Alex Her. 6--l. -
Watson y. Washburn and Arthur J.
Yencken Defeated Major E. b. Ha-ran
and Stanley Mortimer, 81, 6--3. 6--S.
Mixed doubles ihrst round)-Miss s
Br.sted and e. W Peasee defeated Nh
and Mrs. c. H. Higgins e. SIS Miss
4. THford and F. c. lnman defeated Miss
Y. Rice and J. T. keon, e, IS Mrs
B. T. Briggs and Ralph I. Baggs defeat
ed Mr and Mrs T. r. Strong, &C, s.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Miss Hadfield
Beats w Western
Title-Holder
Miss Perry Fiske, the Cham
pion, Is Decisively Beaten
by a Score of 6 and 5

CHICAGO, Aug. 25-A new champion
Will be crowned queen Of the Western
women golfers this week. Mrs. Perry
flske, Of De Kalb. H.. relinquished
the title to-day Nlen she suffered de-
feat at the hands of Miss Frances Had
held' If Milwaukee, in the second round
OF match play in the Western cham
plonshlp fight at the Oak Park Coun-
try Club to-day. The score of the
match was s up and to play. Miss
hadheld was runner-up. BY her vic
terry to-day she has become the favor
lite to win the tournament this season.
MISS Hadtield performed splendidly,
playing sound golf all the way. Her
driving was long and accurate, she
played iron shots in masterlv fashion
and pusted consistently.
Miss Elizabeth Klotz, of Indian Hill,
twice winner and present holder of
the Chicago championship, scored an
easy victory over Mrs. X. q. Starbuck.
oi oolunOus, wlnnig by 8 UP and to
piay. MISS hlotz, if she continues her
present streak, Will be hard to beat
out.
Mrs. L. c. Quentin, of Edgewood. the
only left-handed player competing. was
eliminated by the medalist Of his
tourney, Mrs. Melvin Jones. Of Glen
Oak, who won the match by up and 6
TO play.
Mrs. F. c. Let's jr., of the Onwent-
sia Club twice former Western cham
pion, continues in winning form. Her
victim today was Mrs. David Gaut Of
hemphls, Tenn, who was beaten bv ?
up and to play.
lhe summary follows:
Miss Frances Hadhold, Milwaukee, d.
esedeated Mrs Perry Fislse, Dekalb MS.
Mss Edith Cummings. onwentsia de-
lga5sd KITS Mrs. J S Pritchard, Battis creeiz.
Miss Elizabeth Klotz. Indian Hill de-.
fe5ated Mrs; < G. starbuck. Columbus.
Mics Marion Burns Kansas CIV de-
t"a1e4 I'd Mrs ?. C. Stevenson, Indiana polls.
Atrs Melein Jones Gienn Oak. medals.
Quentin. Fdgewood. and
-'i's. a. W, douglas, Evanston defeated
VI. Is Carolyn Lee. Beverly one up
Mss Ernestine Pearce. Skokie. defeated
u IS Ruth eietfus. Flossmoor. and 4
Mrs +. c. Let's jr.. Onwentsia defeated
ne pairlngs for the th!rd round to-
Miss HadAeld vs. Mss CUMMINGS.
Miss klotz VS.. Miss Burns
Ms. Jones vs.. Mrs Douglas
Miss Fearce rs. Mrs. Let's
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Perfect Scores for Seven
I'm Trap Shooting Meet

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 25.-sevcn
men finished the first fifty targets
with perfect scores in the American
Amateur eighteen yard 200 target
trap shooting championshpsone Of the
features OF to-day's program in the
Grand American Handicap Trap Shoot
ing Tournament here.
The hign scorers were A. J. Jennings,
Todmordon, Ontario; ". D. Philips
sr, Chicago: f. Livingston, Kansas
City: W S. Honn, Jewell, Iowa; J. G.
Martin, Harrisburg. Pa; r. A. King,
Delta, Calf, and ". VI. Foord, VII
mington, Ohio
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26

So 0-s
Tilden and Garland, just off the train
from New York, and unaccustomed to
the rather heavy court surface. were
a, ~ on their strokes o,d ho+l
away ~'.a 00'n
did Bassford and Ostendorf, on. the
contrary. after q cautious first set. du~.
49, +As, ~oSa +ha s+a..I;.
'hs ''''' ''''is 3
discovery tAao thelf famous opponents
were quite often missing easy shots
srS COMMITTING other errors comn,on
....
70 me 'o0i "S''ilei'' payer
suddenly re&ized that here was the
chance 70 achieve fame in SINGLE
afternoon.
5oesor ct,rs CT t,
' ''1-S w. I"''
Acting on talS ldea, the lesser stars
went at the laternatloN7 IS as though
the latter We're pair = ers ranked
in the second Ntey- In the second
set Garland was better than IlIden, and
Basst - was better than Garland, with
Ostercor- somewhere IT between the
first TWO named, and the logical result
followed, Bassford and Ostendorf won
TIRE set st 81.
Basstord caught both Tilden and
Garland OF guard many times by driv-
ing short. heavily topped ball to their
feet, as the Davis Cup men came in for
the net The New York men also
earned points cleverly in sharp volley-
ing exchanges with TUden and his
partner. Osterdrrf giving very sub
stant;al ala in the rallies. The rallorv
cas0e6 wbe, Mr. Clarksor tho Tn,n;re
calies on Dona So a1i ;, hm+ +bare i
va; marked I'm ~, tho scorinc- sto,d
c. ~eS hall - o7e bIva Tba ~.
be'ssvo~s 80 toroo4 - boI;o,-o
~ - 49, - -, -
~onse4 +-s-rsai5ss and +,a 49, s-aiai 1@.,S'lu
CHAMPION un,eashed some Of his amaz-
iur shots sEist. tricky volleys, beauti-
1v.lv argled, ferocious low drives and
spectacular smashes Garland began
srothering returns at the net. quietly.
bu. efficiently, and they quickly ended
the match.
There was some discussion around
TIE club house la4er amorr o+he~
nlavers. as 20 whether Bassford and
0s+a-6o~f hadn't acquitted -har,7 selves
sr+eic.er-'v we'll 10 be chosen as the
Trl-as States ~epreser-a-ivez in inc
5orhlas when the challenre round
Watches AGAINST Ans+ralia are ,,la-aS
- New Zealand next December. T was
arsl-v decided bv the "iurv'' TO Give
Tiffe~ ana buck" one nor, chance
>ar,o.Sl. -ror~~ Tilden is eviGertlv
~. .,or,,- -.r~ abort his cane He was
.rsri-, a~io.ino- The ron1n on the
courts -o-5s. and made few a.rempts
10 serious plav. But l think we Will
SEQ q si-ereu. and more serious TIL
den when the uational SINGLES tourney
aeer ON Ncudev al Fores- Hills.
The worlds champion plaved an ex-
hlolrion SINGLES match with Francis
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
En- glish Golf Stars
Arrive in This Countr,

Cyril Tolley, the English amateur
golf champion, Lord Charles Hope and
]. II. Wethered, who are to compete in
the national amateur championship
tournament at Roslyn next month, ar
rived here yesterday on the Olympic
They were met by members Of the
United States Golf Association, and to-
day will make trip to the national
links for a practice round.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26

which Dabney found trouble in han
ding.
Washburn held Gamer safe, although
the latter pressed him all the way
Washburn's fine driving through deep
court, with the ball generally striking
close TO the side lines, was a little more
than match for the tall Gamers net
game. and the very accuracy Of the win
ner's ground strokes gave nim frequent
opportunities to reach the net and
finish off the points by swift volleys.
Coast Junior Beaten
Burdck Gid not have much trouble
with young William Burrill, Pacific
Coast junior, winning at e, 6-1.
Burrlll could not gain control over any
Of his shots for sustained hitting. and
Burd@ck ended matters quickly The
Chicago star was hitting well overhead,
scoring frequent "kills" oe Snort lobs.
and his forehand drives were ripping
holes IN Burrill's defense.
The mems doubles began with thirty
teams in the draw Burdick and Vim
cent Richards reached into the round
fault in the first round, and then de
feated George Drexel Biddle and f c.
Inman at 90, Sc They look like
formidable contenders for the final
round brackets IN the upper half, with
Tilden snd Garland in the lower sec
tion
william A Larned and Robert D
Wrenn, both former national cham
pione of fifteen years or more ago, won
their first match from R. W Emmons
and Z. Van Ingen by score of 60,
Sc, with Wrenn showing up we'll. In
the next round, however, the grand old
veterans went down before the speed
and youth of Ralph L. Baggs and DR.
William Rosenbaum by q score Of Is,
ca e-Q
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26

Washburn Defeats Gamer
Through His Fine Driui;z,o
Burdck and Richards Reach Round Before Semi
Final in Doubles Match; Larned and Wrenn
Score Victory Over Emmons and Van Jnoen
BY Fred Hawthorne

SOUTHAMPTON. n " 25."Tiden has con,e, Tho ord
through the crowd Meadow ub this
everybody wanted worlds singles chanior -
pair with the
and when going to play - ~
Well Tden played paired s. Garland tho worlds
doubles champion but his exhibition T
met Henry Bassd Albert j. Ostendorf Of
York the first round course but onl after ronnnc
the final reading g. 1-6. e ~ Sre
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Three American Girls
Finish One, Two, Three
in Olympic Final as
Yankee ROoters Cheer
Copyright. 1890. New York Tribune Inc
Bv Arthur s. Draper

ANTWERP, Aug. 25.--Three Ameri
can girls finished in first, second and
third places in the final of the 100
meter swim in the Olympic meet here
to-day. Miss Ethelda Bliebtrey won
the event by breaking the Olympic
record. Her time was l minute 13 a-5
seconds, which is Is seconds better
than the mark set by Miss Fanny Durack,
of Australia, at Stockholm in 1912.
Miss Irene Guest, of Philadelphia,
landed second place by inches only,
after q fierce struggle with Miss
Frances G.. Schroeth, of San Francisco.
Miss Charlotte Boyle, of New York,
who swallowed a mouthful of water,
had to stop when second place was al
most within her grasp. She finished
in seventh place. Miss Jeaue, the
English girl, was fourth. The superior
ity of the Americans in most forms of
sport hasn't added to their popularity
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Bassford
Saratoga Entries

FIRST RACE - selling. naiaens: three
year-olds and upward; six furiongs.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Veteran Marksrllan Wins

CLEVELAND, Aug 25.-Smashing
los clay pigeons out Of a possible 200
Mark Arie, veteran marksman Of Cham
paign, H., to-day won the American
amateur championship at single tar
gets, Is yards rise, one Of the feature
events on to-day's program Of the
Grand American Handicap trap shoot
ing tournament here.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Il Racing SUNNI RE $
SARATOGA RACET RACK, AUGUST q
WEATHER CLEAR; TRACK FAST

uoye andup
Trainer
de- ..a-s w y . ILsn c.ss
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

A clipping from . Salem, Ore, -
per says: Sunday morning ct the
home Of J. 8. Smith. 665 North Liber-
ty street, Rev. Leland w. Porter read
the marriage ceremony Of Miss Mary
Ward, and Willis Harrell. Mr. and
Mrs. Harrell intend to make thsir
home in Salem after an extended trip
through Oregon and Idaho" Kip"
is too well known in Emmett to need
an introduction and his many friends
here extend heartiest congratulations
About year ago he formed partner
ship with Larry Blaisdell and bought
out the foremost barber shop in Salem
Reports are that the venture has
proven a business success and En-
nett folks are glad.
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SOUTH SLOPE

There was a reunion Of old friends
and relatives at G. A. Warden's home
Sunday Mrs. Warden's sister, Mrs.
+. X. Roup Of Joseph, Ore, Mrs.
Roup's daughter, Mrs. Ole Carlson,
and Mr.. Carlson Of Parma. Jess Roup
xad wife Of Boise and MIR. and Mrs.
Rolla Jones Of New Plymouth. accom-
panied by Mrs. Jones father and
mother who arrived recently from
Ohio, and may locate in Idaho, The
day was much enjoyed as all gather
ing are at the Warden home.
Mr.. Jensen who lives on the lower
part Of the South Slope and the own
er Of the Mclaughlin 20 acres, re-
Gently purchased the Henry 0ber-
meyer ranch. known As the Budden
farm. Mr.. Jensen has moved to the
latter property and is now busily
engaged in harvesting his grapes.
The vineyard lies on the south side Of
the road.
The South slope Sunday reminded
one Of the peach season OF previous
years. The visitors were melon hun
CRY, coming hong distances for En-
mett's famous fruits.
j. J. RAIDER Is on the road every day
with eantsloapss. Ray Baker is hastl-
ing the Baker crop 10 market. Peter
Refs, Henry Harpt, 6. A. wartien c.
f. and S. A. Benson are making ne
gulsr trips with trucks hauling their
nselens and eantaloupes to market. Ex-
ira autos or teams are called out 10
help carry the big ioSds up Freeseout
Henry Hsrps and sen Dick went to
Payetts Lakes with melons Tuesday
Johnnie nanielson has been "a this
week Or, Reynolds operating On his
tcnsils, removing these and adenoids-
A mach swollen knee. caused from 4
hruise. also was operated on
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L Needles were
visitors in Emmett fren their home AZ
Nouakain Home Monday. They were
srceunpAnscs by TIE girls and Mr.,
Needes' sister They returned Tues
by
Mrs. Vivian Gray Is ericyizg = visit
frpm former associate teachers, Mr..
nnd Ms Rezraoa Of Oregon
Ma " Fred Harper. of the East
&s4e. cnfertaieed Mr. and Ma
s Wright Sunday zfserneoc-
Ira 8u1kzAn # New Pfyn1tA.
- - sA sEeAdinr sone tine uiGk
~ Ater. Nm ~ Frsd Harpr,
i17 = Neu PiynoatA dis veek
n N.s fAMily vare go11 =
GAD nAielssa hs2e - volk
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EMMETT NEWS

H. T. Davis returned today from
Portland. where he wasyin attendance
during buyers week. He and Mrs.
Davis plan to leave the last Of the
week for Idaho City to spend = few
days visiting Mrs. John Quinn,
Miss Florence Rundstrom entertain
cd number Of friends Monday even
ing with 7 o'clock dinner. Covers
were laid for seven and = delightful
five-eourse dinner was served. The
evening was enjoyably spent playing
Five Hundred.
Frank Chaplin, Herb Haylor and
Morris went grouse hunting on the
South Fork Sunday. Coming home.
Franks car burned out connecting
rods and the party did not reach
home until Monday night, The car
is still at Garden Valley Al Hether-
irgton brought them back
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tarleton left on
Monday for Twin Falls. where Mrs
rarleton has accepted position as
superintendent of large packing
house near Twin Falls. and viii have
charge OF all the fruit packing done
there during the season. Mr.. Tarie
ton win return home after visiting re-
lstives for week.
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LETHA

Icons Bott and her aunt Lottis
Reynolds arrived home Saturday A.
ter spending the summer with Miss
Reynolds parents in Colorado.
Bismark YoutsIsr worked for Roy
Moore on the bench last week and A.
Z. Pomeroy also helped someone over
there. Harvest hands seem very
scarce.
Mr.. Tschudy was around Sunday
with = petition for = Nonpartisan
League state ticket
Mre Mary Berry Hunt visited with
TIE Riggs family vhfle Mr. Berry and
Mr.. Cronk went to the sehoolheuss -
figure On some weri. friAAy evening.
Mrs. Miles visited with Mrs.. Battsn
Thursday afternoon.
Irma Wilson Md birthday San
day. A few girl friends helped her
celebrate.
l. J. ApplegAte and family return
cd Monday from = two weeks vaea-
ton spent At Payette Lakes.
4. NJ. Tiss left Tuesday for his
homo, after taking care Of the Gem
State business for two weeks.
Mrs. Ogden was called to Sweet on
account Of the serious illness OF sis
ter last week. She had not returned
Tuesday, tho the sick one was report
ed better.
The Bott families, A. c. Henderson
and family and the Pitts family and
their children made up party who
went to Emmett Sunday and had pic
ME dinner with the Higgins family.
Mr.. Bauer and family went to En-
NETT Saturday and again on Sunday.
The Bismark Youtslers are still at
tending tent meeting in Emmett sew
ersl nights of the week,
Chiles and May Riggs had com
pany Of little folks with them Thurs
day for play out in the timber
Irrna Wilson had her tonsils re-
moved Wednesday morning. DR..
Clark was her physician and she is
ioing nicely.
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NEWS OF Gem COUNTY
y n Inloxis CeersDon1oats

Grandma Wilson, who has been yery
III in Boise, Is reported TO be some
Whist better 1T this time.
Bert Wright WAS =. Boise visitor
last week.
Mrs. C. r. Hartley motored TO the
DR.. Darrah ranch on the lower slope
DR.. and Mrs. Darrah are moving this
week into their handsome new home.
Nr. and Mrs Charlie Ivie are at
Nyssa, Ore, assisting Mrs lives
mother during the cutting Of their hay
crop.
Mrs. J. J. RAIDER il soon to be Join
ID hsrs By . married daughter and
family, Who are 70 loeate here. They
cons fren Little Falls, MINI.
nias Grace Cook wa the guest in
Emmstt Thursday Of Miss Clara
Peterson
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19
Gun Ciab Meets

The Emmett Gun Club met in an
naal session Friday night At The In
dex office and elected the following
officers: Al Hetherington, prcsiden.;
Sam Mcmillan. virs precedent: c. ".
Skinner. secretary; r. R. Coon. treas
urer. Committee on leases. F. r
Chaplin. George Hnebeoer and E O.
Mech. 1t was voted to rp4tare The
visitors privileges and permit friends
Of members 70 hunt GA he Club
grounds apon pAynens of . .sman fee.
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DR.. Barnes and family and mother
and Rev. MeSparran were Sunday din
ner gusats 1t the James Heath home
B. L. Limbaugh has purchased .
place in town. They expect to move
to their new home next month on ac-
count Of Mrs. Limbaugh's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Conrad called
at the J. N. Hereth home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs r. C. Schadt and child
ren were Sunday visitors at the Fred
Schadt home
Mr. Hankins is putting coat Of
paint on Mr.. Seaman's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heath and
children were Slope callers Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. B. l.. Limbaugh called on Mrs.
Schoening Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Schadt and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kraus and children, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Hereth and family, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. NJ, Hereth were Sunday
evening callers At the Jake Conrad
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoening and family
spent Sunday at the Elsie Limbaugh
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sehadt and children
md Mrs. Kraus and children were
business callers At Boise Tuesday.
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Brute

JEFF The Index bird dog, is dead a,
the hands of cOwardly and brutal
assassin. Anyone, man or woman,
VINO viii poison dog IS fiend in
human form and is more brutal than a
savage IN the most uneivilized DAYS
Inc agony a dog is subjected to when
poisened IS SO terrible as to shock the
hardest heart. Ii you have a griev.
anee against dog, shoot him. but do
not resort to poison, if you have the
least spark of human Kindness IN
your being.
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To Take Exanination.

Two weeks ago The Index stated
that Frank Orange, the genial French
man who IS flagman at the Washing
ton street railroad crossing. would go
on the pension list about December l.
tie has received notice from Division
Superintendent E. C. Manson to go to
Salt Lake to be examined by Chief
Surgeon Pinkerton- He viii leave to-
morrow.
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MARRIED

Joseph H. Kelley and Minnie Golfer
were married on Saturday at O'Clock
by Pastor A. C. Lathrop at his resi-
dence. They left at once by auto for
a honeymoon trip in the Payette Ma
tional Forest. Both are well known
Emmett young people. The groom has
for some years been prominent rs a
mechanic in the Emmett Garage and
Auto Co. shops, is son of Mr.. and
Mrs A, J. Kelley and has grown up
in Emmett
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-19

Work on foundations and basement
for the addition TO the building oc-
cupied by the Gem County Garage was
started the first of the week by H. H.
Cochran. Che new building will
double the capacity of the present
building and relieve the eongested
condition caused by constantly grow
ing business The new structure viii
contain heating plant and viii be
used principally for car storage and
display rooms,
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FARMERS SHOULD
FEED HAY
Bareau q Markets Advises Againi
selling OF Live SaDck-

From every section Of Idaho inqui
ries are coming about the hay maxEe'
and its FUTURE. OF greatest sigHid-
easee to tbs farmer comes the rnnlss
that lack Of credit il driving -
rtockmsn TO greatly reduce his henli
| and nocks- Those ciosest TO the con
dition Of our stock industry, advnl
that the alarming number Of tat cow
and ewes which should remain IN oar
state will be shipped to market before
feeding time
Idaho shipped over 1900 ears Of
hay last year. Neigbboring states
have quarantined against our hay this
year. Our market is on the farm or
in the East, and the conclusion Of the
prssident Of the Idaho Wool Growers
Association seems plausible. Hugh
Sproat says: -The farmers Of Idaho
with big surplus Of hay on hand are
making . serious mistake in permit
ting well-bred cows and ewes to BE-
shipped TO- the slaugktering pens Of
the East. Such action viii not oily
injure the stock business which - -
Dential to the farmer, but will prsh-
IDLY leave Idaho farmers with . snp-
ply Of hay on their hands from whtel
Ehsy will have difficulty in gst&ing
oct Of productions" q:
There il food Tor thought h -.
1proat's statamsnt, both for banksrS
md farmers-
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George w. Hamic and IDA c. Fitz-
morris surprised their friends on Sun
day by getting married. Pastor A. c.
Lathrop performed the ceremony al
his residence They viii reside in
the residence Of the groom on Wash
ington street Both are well known
in Emmett and their many friends ex-
tend congratulations.
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TIL Alfalf.

Alfalfa ~ feet high was cut from
Charlie Hanson's alfalfa field on the
East Slope last week. OF course the
whole field was not that tall, but lots
Of it was, and the rest was unusually
tall and thick. Those who saw it say
it was the biggest alfalfa yield they
ever saw.