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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Father Of Slain
Bride Wins Out

Elueh~ard's confession that he mad
drowued one Of his wives. Aiie. 81.
Ludrix-nn. ~ Seattle. In 81. John~
river. idaho. was Indirectly Intrpduc-
ed IN sup~rtcr crurt Monday. when
Judge Mitchell Gillian appointed n.
FL l.udrtgson. her father. admins.
traitor of her estate. under 81. 900
bond
A deposition ~ The To. Angeles
sheriff. stating that Bluebeard Wat
son had admitted the murder. con.
stitut-f proof OF the former Miss
Ludrirsons death. Judge Gillian
held. I-udrixson testified that ie~s
than month after his dassr iitcr
married Watson she disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Reported by Wireless

Nay fa--Eir Admiral Dewey. san rr4n-
eisro for seattle, sis rnrea from san
rrsaetsro Al p ~. s'r WaRsra Pert
issa for san p.frg fss miles senth OF
Columbia river AZ y m rtr J. A. Mof
feft. Powell river for san Pedro. tts
tsii~- sruth Of Powell river at u m !.
motor scsr Efsrra rsfiss gr~rn fer San
tranci.co. a. mites south of TntDosh at
.. M sfr ctfy Of TOPEKA. OFF Cape
Hianeo at . IN str W T. Porter. See :
tie for Davtsta. u.s. nhss from seattle
at y. M ctr ofen. Pert nan f.uts for
Portland. IS miles north or tf~ neftrwrst
sssi rocks at . M ssr gSarfsrs. rcso-
hama for Seattle. anchored off Port
Townsend at D. IN ctr Norwood. Cam
hire bAy for Hoonah IN Chatham straits
al 3 N. ntr ketehlkhn. off Cape ST
Elias, bound for Tacoma at =. IN. ctr
West Jsssup. Seattle for YotssnsrnA. fsS
miles from Cape FlAftsry at 9. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24

s~vcn Japanese sto~n~ays. found
hiding In the fresh water tanks of
the st.amer Eastern Soldier By i'm
migration inspectors. started their
hor,cwnri trip 10 Nippon Monday.
They wer~ denied admiffanc~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Wait in Hope of a
Wet" Court Ruling

Joe cxerny. l.. Christensen and
John Adams. charged with violation
81 the national prohibition law.
pleaded not guilty in tho United
States district court Monday morn.
tins. In entering tho plea. their
counsel requested that final disposi.
ton OF the ras. BE- postponed until
after the Eurrsne court decision on
the conStitutionaiity Of the prohibl.
ton tsw. scheduled Tor June :. was
handed down. Judge Nc,ercr fixed
June IL "a the date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Vessels in Other Ports

Port Nan f.uis--srriycd May "a SIR
W.st kstsb fs"tn seattle.
Nan Frahcisco--Arrised Nay ~ Str
nuitBonah from seattle via Everett at
" .. m. troasht into port ntr fnsn. ssa
dertes. picked up Thursday sight miles
soutb~sst Of James Island str Queen
from seattle a. a. m. eafted MAY "a
ST. Nctas 'aty Tor ees,fi. ct 1 q ~. str
Aniinsbah for san Pedro az .. ma = ctr
Ernest w. Meyer fer A<Attle At y M.
ssoriA-~Nsii~d May "a Str if~Anwu
from shanghai Arrived May "a. Str
kAyr~sss from Hssts1s ct ~ .. Va
NirtsFia. y. C---AFriSed May .t;s Str
! Empfcss az ftms-sa from BD-gtonr 40
rortA. Passed IN May -; str I>os An.
Eeies fer Vancouver AZ sst a IN. ctr
Cfsl Hsn MARI for Ns.siuso at q M.
Narrower. u. c.--trrfvede May ~. SIR
Wet Ivan from n4alia via porta
Bsilinshasn arrived May -. Str NY
AIDES FROM seattle
Tscosna-=Arrtvei hrv ~; Str As.rsesi
Behlsr from seattle. sailed Nay -: str
ttx,iI from peaitia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
$500, 900 Fire in
s. r. Glass Plant

SAN FRANCISCO. May 74.--offi'
riais OF the Illinois Pacific Glass
company wsrr today making pr"pa-
ratlon~ tn rebuild their glass factory
destroyed by fire yesterday with a
los. estimated at between $500. 900
and 81. 900. 600.
Two flremsn ard on, woman w~r-
injured during the fire. none Esri.
ously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Ice Cream Men to
j.. Ask Fat Reduction

City council viii he asked 20
allow an eight per c~ut butter fat
standard for Ice cream. II WAS Dr.
tcrruined at n MEETING OF the ice
crcamers Saturday. The city ord.
nance af present specifies that Ice
cream shall contain Il per cent Of
butter fat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Three Burglaries
Cleared Up Now

Three hurghries In the Lake
Rurien district WIRE cleared up
Monday with the capture OF sam
Woods. II. and Tom Peterson. 10.
Deputy sheriff C. VI. B--t- said
Loot OF tho three r<bhcrss was
partially recovered. The youths
were arrested by Reebc and Deputy
Andy Vaughn al their Lake Burien
home sunday, After refusing 60 dis
close whore the goods taken in the
hurelarscs was hidden. the youths
led the seputics. 60 a cache In the
wcu6s.
Rifles and ammunition. stolen
from the LingVyoo-d farm near Sun.
nydaie last week. ~er, The principal
recoverics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO May -t.--Grain futures rail-
lied on tho Chicago Board OF Trade today
after an Easy opening and gained (: and
points In some futur~- Tho weak
opening was on a light demand. but IN.
market recovered on good buying and
reports that railroad congestion WAS de-
laying shipments.
May corn opcnod at siTs. unchanged.
and later gained ahc. July corn opened
unchanged at Sissy and later gained
csc. September corn down &C at the
opening OF ti.tsA, later was up 1Ac
May oats opened hate at s7c. Up Nc.
ana later gained 30: July oats opened at
IS he. down We. and fut-r WIS up v C
September oats opened down Le at rec
and later grained Ne
Provisions were higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
eEAIEp pROPOsAI.s Viii. R

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE
receivrn by the undersigned UP TO
1880 o'clock 7. NJ. on Monday. Junc
18th. 1870. aud then opened. for FUR
nishing food for detained aliens and
otherH ut tn. Seattle. Washington
Immigration Station for two years
beginning July !. 1920. unless sooner
terminated BY the Secretary OF La
Dor. Particulars as to conditions
covering bidding may he obtained
upon application 20 the Communications
sr OF Immigration. Seattle. Washing
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Arrest Him With
Red Propaganda

James y Turner. %. carried a
quantity OF I. w. w. literature and
a loaded revolver In hts grip Sunday.
and tina; f. tho reason why he is se-
inR held In the city jail Monday.
awaiting federal investigation. He
was arrested by ssrgt. William steen
and Patrolman J.. L. Norton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Train Kills One;
Injuries Another

CENTRALLY. May s4.--W. u.
1siger was fatally injured and
Charles Roney Was seriously hurt a,
s,5o O'Clock this morning when the
|sntomobile IN which they were rid
ing WAS struck by Northern Pa
cfftc engine nj a local street cross.
ing. The injured men were tss<en To
~ hosrital where zciger lived only
hours Roncy's condition is ser.
ious but he Is expected to recover.
The locomotive was running back
wards when II hit the automobile
which Roncy was driving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
She Finds Threat,
Charges Husband

I'm going to get you" wns the
message penned on n slip OF paper
which Clara Dunn. lady barber.
found In her room. Stewart hotel.
Sunday night Monday she had
Prosrcutnr Brown iwyue warrant
against her former husband. Nj. Il.
Dunn. charging him with threat to
kin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24

smith Cove ssrrninsi-s,r Rosfn Goodfei-
low. str Eadicott. str Eidridga
pier is--sir n-rEen.
Per If-Notar rrhr Eirtetir6.
Great Northern rlsr--sirtKatsrf New
American Can company Str Nerthwest-
srn.
Hsu ~ trrrninsi--ssr AsrA
Pier s--ssr Vancouver Aaru
pier s--Str victoria
Pacific Coast Engineering vsre.-str
Eastern Maid.
Spokane at ssrrissi--str Esss.rn Tenn
'nnwavh~. Ocean ssek--s,r East.rn
Sailor
stacy At. tsrnninai--u r. " purr-sds.
Commercial Better worxs---xosor schr
pssneer.
puthm yards-s,r yves, Manvah. ctr
Kastcrn 0iea-
'Arses yards-sstr Roosevelt,
Todd drydocss-ssr President. str Eno-
Hesferran ,fryso~k--rsstn p,sviis- comyn.
Lake union--liuils snoaoairni.. Brorton.
t.~ot.. Endymien, fert Jackson. iAd-
Olson. BouThton. Boweau,ont. Bourne
Vile. Nlle-ihurrt. Aetita. Adria, IA
prarfa. Einaira. oelwtn. Anydc.. Area
dsnis. Academia. Peso,a. Hack Wolf
Bickiand. Basiins. Bmnford. Arrcn.
Anthoa. Fort Harrison, Fort stanvix.
InufsA- kiton. Loot. Dsone. CsgscsA.
Cosiaa. Cinsyrsn. Cardia. giissa. schru
Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice. bges
Corus, Fresno. whaling ntrs Kodiak.
Thnrinsk. tratning chip Nicksburg
Puget Round Bridge q Dredging plant
Str Patterson.
Patterson Macdonald yards--Bktn Russell
IiaVietda.
stream--schr p,aa,tnd. ctr VIVA T. I~vis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Foreign Exchange

NEW York. May .s-oUo,sfIors
showed considerable Btresxth at the
opening ef tre foreign erehsnro market
today. persnd sterling wss ~ -. c Al
titg! franc checks opened at t-sfc. ur
"a oenfifnss. lire checks, istTc. up 90
rsrfinss. MARKS. demand 2 fse, cables
2 .7o. Up IL oentlmes. Canadian doii.rr.
a. 1Sc.
sssrHnr demand closed at sstsA. ca
ties tssT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24

DENVER Nay st--c..tfs-Rece
SEQ head rnsrest lie 10 &c lover.
steers. tsdfi.rb. cows ard Refers. TIC
nose ssc~t-rs snd feeders $40 Csc I.
calves. titwfsbe
Hers-R.oeipir. i.eee head: market q
ieNisc Hover. Top. tifss. bulk OF saies.
ti;fsat$fo
shesp--Receip,s. SEQ head: market 10
-'-ady. fAmes. ti7GiT.7B. svcn. 3tt1
tfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24

MONDAY
MAY 20
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrived
Nay t~-frr EldridFe from Manila via
ports 81 tlte a m str Enaleott from
Tacoma at 6 50 N.
May as-s,r ArFyii from Taeora 81
$40 y, m ctr vancouver Asru from
heb" VIA Auforan At i.ll 9 ~. str "A q.
ffIlfai SMILEY from san Diego VIA san
FfAnetaco at o. IN.
Departed
MAY ft-nsr Guy 81 seattle for soush.
eastern Alaska At 1910 q m str West
sanNAh for trial trip AZ $50 a m sfr
Admiral kehi~y Tor Tacoma at 7its a.
in. or AFxyli for Port can Is,sls at 30
A.
msy s,-s,r Magyar FOR Nsnt,a via
ports at ~ a. IN str Hysdss for Hono.
lulu VIA Rockingham at ESQ a M ctr
chieaFo for nshiaE eruiss Al a IA. ctr
tuiten for BRUSH Columbia porsH at 1875
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Furniture in House
Taken by Thieves

Several hundred dollars worth OF
furniture wsr stolen some time sun
day night from 1915 First ave. W..
according To a report made 10 the
polics Monday morning BY Airs.
Frank T. WIZ Airs. VIII explained
that sac was moving and had left
the furnliure In tho house without a
carctakrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Princeton Men to
Sail for England

PRINCETON. y. j.. May 2s.--r'if
teen Princeton track athletes. with
Coach Kecne Fitzgerald. viii sail for
England around june ie 10 compete
In = nae~s with Oxford and Cam.
bridge. according to plans OF tho
Princ~ton board Of athletic control.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Status of Frisco Market

asS FrAre1aco. May fs.--Buttsr--
prime rfrts. f5H per IN.
FgrH-Exfras &c per sor. firrts. go
per dor. extra puiiefa. tsH per dos IN
dersfked punefs. s2o per don,
cheese california. fancy. ese par ne
fIfsia &c per IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Norfolk Gains
in Population

WASHINGTON. May ass--Nor.
folk. Va. showed n gain in popula
tion Of us per cent for the last ten
years. according 10 the csnsus bn.
r~au announcement today. The city
how has li5.TTr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Boy Arrested for
Hooking on Auto

Kids who have hem accustomed TO
laborsaving strategy Will. riding
their bicycles had b~~s have a carr.
joe Summers. II. was arrested Sun.
day for riding up Second awe. hang.
inE 20 an automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24

Tennis as relaxation from monot.
ony Of Office work has been provided
for employees by Nippon Yusen kai-
sha company. The court. just opened
IN on Federal ave. between E. Aloha
and II. Prospect sits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Lady Diana Says
She'd Like Movies

LONDON. May 24.---Iady Diana
Duff Cooper denies a report that ahe
has AN offer from an American
movie company for one film, and
hdds: 81 wish | had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Jazzing Clocks in
Paris Are Annoying

FAKIS. May N.-EIocks WHICH
iazz around the walls and tables
which waltz around the room arr
porturbing the tenants OF house IN
the Gobelins' quarter OF Paris. Ten
ants are kicking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. May ,s.---cofss.---So. :
Rio, phe per lb No. Santos. .5h q
stMc per ID.
suEar-Raw. .,.sTo per III; graduated
20 so $50 per N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Came From Church
to Get Black Eve

Returning from church. Mary
Siool had her eyes blacked by her
husband. Robert II. Nicol. she charg.
cd In divorce complaint Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
HAY. GRAIN AND rEED
Wholesale Priv Per Tea. City Prfre

It's surprising how auiclly n
woman puts on weight when she
ats on hc- husbands knees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24

San U. Mazda OF. ~. ne n ~
&c. cr-sro or P1ak. WIT. Sc n I:
Bee ear red Raro svrup. $50 Stars se-ta.
best fresh fsnch eggs. tsc dox.. Z tall
cans mix. .5e: tire. tea. skc n. ~ =. d.
sr oolden West coffee. ma SEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24

stalls st.s PIKE 81. steer sher< rBa.
itMe NJ. frerh side pork. acc ~: ssesp
rot rcsst. itiAc 10 Veg Of farnb. soc N.
stall ies. best fresh ohurped butsex. $50
~. fresh rNneh err-, ser dok. bulk
coffee. $50 NJ. } ma. ;fes. r1AEs White.
stc N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24

etsrs .7-.s. sSc can Regal baksse pD~-
Der. use. f5c camps<sirs soups, Zoe: s-ib.
pail NJ J. ". coffee. stftS. fsc c3trsz0
powder. ice. GO can nofR.es ec.
oyster crackers. lie 10: = fbs dry gr~-n
peas. use. fo-rs. kAro syrup. Sss. 1oo
can corn isc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Public Markets
wEsTLAKE

sears s.s. fsney snort RIBS ss<f. fss n. :
hsrn burger and sausags. i5c n. Wal
chops zee n. Stall l3i. home grcwn
head lettuce. for isc: lemons. soc 6oz !.
cnehrrbern : for .Sc- stall 80, Cirrus
washing powder. .sc pkg. Royal hakius
powder. asc eah ? pkrs Post ToaGf~s.
ssc. Stall 49,. cans Federal milk, ttc.
itc phr. Erg-o-s--. Toe. lbs navy
beans SIC stall roc. lie phg. coeeanuI
shredded, ise. Flake white shortening.
sse N: Wool soap. BE bar. stalls 1911.
groans chocolate, ,se 10 cans snn&-
toes. 1sc: bars. L~nox soap. csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
PIKE PLACE

stall ~. fine rranuissed srss~. Ne.
ssc. stall 20. pure fresh milk, tie ct
staii &c. tall eau cArnation NIX ifHc
stan ise1. pt- bottle Del Monte eAasbp.
zoe. MAnchura wsinuts, ms, &c. pure
ground chocolate. fss tisa- Stalls
g?-.f veal cutists. 2sc n mutton saevs
igise ro.. choice steak. eze d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
Status Of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YOnE, May ~ Prices we're ~.
regular on small voiufna ~ trhdinK at
me stock market opsnlnR to-day. Profss-
siSnais bought offs while steels were neg
iectsd IN sariy trading International Pa.
per opened ~ sstk orr (. Cruclbie, fs2.
up = southern Pacific. %. 90 X Pan
American. sex, Oft = Sew York Cen
tfhl g.. unchanged. General Motors.
'9sA up z United States steel. siA. OF
= Texas Company AN % y Estsil
stores, "a, up y Sinclair a0ts. off e
bethlehem. ~ or z Hsuhrbakef. s1A.
unchanged. BALDWIN. 1914 Of -.
Cruelbis was undsr pressure 10 early
transKetions The initial Rais 81 this
stock vas ~ 1871. up y. but ~ then
sold OFF 20 iiahs a new Tow on the pres
ent movement
Around midday call money r~rswed A.
90. the lowest rate rinfs April ~. An
nounc efnsnt ~ the low rate came ct a
time when big drive was under way
upon prices and which had already forced
steel common 20 hew low for the year
a. 49,. sSrne motor stocks went into
new low ground for the present move
fnsn,. Htudsbaksr selling st 80. a decline
81 over 8 points from saturdays hiRb,
while Pierce Arrow rot down 90 ~. ON
the 5es renewal rate for eall money a
brief rally AFain carried Steel common
above 90 ard studebAter shove 90.
Atlantic our vas the leader during the
last half hour OF trading and At i,n best
Figures showed net gain OF nearly Z
pointa over Saturdays cioas. pil stocks
In general were firm. but sorns further
selling eans into the moor shares. Steel
common got below 30.
fntsrnationai Paper held around o. IN
tho fare of weskncss Of other parts Of
the IND urtriai ffst.
The stock MARKET closed irrsKuisr.
~rw YORK.. May st--T-ns View York
Evening sun financial review today ssid
~ was perfectly clear from the be .
ginning that there was no buying power
IN todaF.s rtock market. NOtvtthrtand
ing ths Improvement en- sentiment pre-
sAiinag iB the latest phaaes Of last week,
orders did no, aeeum uia,e Ia solumeAover
tts ssk-end.
'~rhss encouraged the tesrr IN n rnss-
sure 90 eusad opsrations on the short
eide and thru good part OF the fore
nonn the Mst was under pressure. rsnE-
iuE feces=ionH % 20 points or 90
among the Industrial descriptions and q
fraction 60 points among the rails
TrAding was IN limited volume and al
midday. when prices displayed symptoms
of-hsrd~ning. " was duii In the extreme.
-AItho Tho Iist dispiayed an Improved
tore thru the afternoon. the nsoyefne n,
~as 90 duli that the market was not ear
rt~d anywhere"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-09-16
Emmett Boy Implicated

. During the past few weeks several
business houses in town have been en-
tered by thieves and numerous arti-
ces stolen, Cupples & Harris, A. Erie
muth and Clyde Fulton being the chief
sufferers, while a number of others
lost property. From the nature of
the articles stolen it was presumed
to be the work of boys. On Monday
Marshal Blanton secured confession
from one of the suspects and recover
ed two rifles belonging TO Cupples &
Harris, and a Navajo blanket, owner
unknown. In his confession the boy
implicated seven others, three of
whom were guilty Of the same conduct
last vera but were let of on a primise
to reform. Tuesday Marshal Blanton
went to Emmett and brought back
one Of the ringleaders, who also con-
fessed and fully corroborated the
statements made by the first boy.
Yesterday Judge Bergh issued war
rants Of arrest for the entire bunch.
They range from IL to Is years m
age. and may be sent to the reform
school. Lake Star.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-09-16
Ralph Hereth spent Wednesday a
the Martin Hereth home.

Ralph Hereth spent Wednesday Al
the Martin Hereth home.
Mr.. Schadt, ST., and August were
Sunday guests 1t the F. G. Schadl
home.
Rev. and Mrs. f. F. Meier and baby
and Martha Weste and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Conrad were supper guests at
the Martin Hereth home Sunday ev-
ening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Heath went to
the Slope to pick Strawberries Tues
day.
Miss Irene Jensen spent Sunday
night at the Henry Conrad home.
J. B. Fisher Of New Plymouth has
been in this vicinity this week buying
wheat.
The p. T. A. will be held 1t the
Central schoolhouse Friday afternoon
It o'clock. All the mothers are
Urged to be present.
Mrs. J. M. Hereth and baby spent
'eyeral days of this week at the Con-
nd home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-09-16
BISSELL CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Stone ar
working IT the J. X. Field packing
h6usa.
Ernest Krouch and Mercedes
Brushwood were callers at the Jet
Hill home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Fuller and
children were dinner guests at the
John Soran home Sunday.
Emmett Cooper WAS = business Wis
itor at Emmett Tuesday.
Gus Hall was a caller Of Ward
Fullers Saturday.
John Soran finished hauling the
prune crop to the packing house We'd
nesday, from the Happy Hollow
ranch.
George Davidson is hauling
wheat to Letha this week.
Mrs. Jett Hill spent Saturday and
Sunday at her parents home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-09-16
NEWS OF RECORD
Instruments Filed for Record for the
Week Fading Sept. Is, 1920.
Warranty DeAdx

warranty Deeds
Robert H. and Gertrude Bentz of
Martell. Calf, to Charles M. Buster
of Emmett, lots and 3, block 8, Stew
ard Sub. in NEk SEA-, Sec. 12-6-2W,
$500.
John F. Blanc to C. A. Dunn, both
of Caldwell, sen SWA, Sec. 4-6-3W.
$40.
Burt H. Mays and Cate Mays to
P. G. Hanson Of Donnelly, NhNEK-
NEk and ShNEA NEA, Sec. 17-6-
wv. $500.
Alice v. Holverson to s. T. John
son, WhSh lot 4, Sec. 30-7-1W.
$1,000.
Charles e. Jackson to Louis NJ and
Virginia v. Jackson Of Berkeley, Cali.
y interest in NEh, Sec. 2-6-2W. e.
James l.. Tyson to Martha A. Ross,
146.25x268 #. on NWhNEh. Sec. g.
6-1W. $500.
Charles A. Danielson to Mary S.
NWhNEhNEh, Sec. 2
S-lW. 81.
K. H. and W. c. Dewey Investment |
Co., to Naomi d. Brown Of Montour,
OF 10, block 8, Montour. 81. is
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-09-16

/ It Is pointed out. Continuing Mr.
MAins said: Such = plan would not
require = large amount Of funds TO
initiate, and II properly safeguarded,
and handled there would be no loss
to the state or taxpayer. 1t would be
in the nature Of 4 revolving fund, the
one appropriation being made to serve
several projects through = period Of
years"
Il il not PROPOSED by Mr.. Mains that
the state set aside = large sum of
money to buy irrigation bonds. All
he asks Is that the interest on the
bonds be guaranteed. In other words,
that sufficient money be set aside TO
meet the interest only. 80 that the dis
trict can proceed with its construc-
ton work and not have the worry Of
trying to place its bonds or TO find
money to pay the interest.
Probably the strongest argument
that could be made in favor Of the
plan II that Il Is likely 10 make irriRa-
ion bonds, which in the past few years
have not been in great favor, good
from an investment standpoint. Ore
ron, he points out, has such law and
irrigation bonds in that state are the
easiest to sell and bring the highest
,rice Of any that the bonding houses
iandle-
Mr.. Mains expresses the same belief
hat many, who studied irrigation
'roblcms in this state for many year,
ave, when he says the Watersheds Of
IDAHO have sufficient water 10 reclaim
very acre of land within the borders
the state. If it is properly conserved
nd distributed. That being the case.
iaho has an asset unequAlled by any
Their state in the union and the least c
e can do Is to endeavor TO capitalize ,
and to enact the necessary legisla-
on TO pave the way for raising funds
bring about greater development in {
ar Ard sections.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-09-16

Paul Keeper. son Of Sheriff and
Mrs. Fred Keeper, sustained num-
Der of painful bruises Tuesday when
he fell from q wagon upon which he
was riding to pick prunes in an or
ehard cas- Of town. The wheels pass
ed over his legs.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-09-16

We wish to thank the business men
and the community at large for their
hearty cooperation and financial aid
in making the Labor Day celebration
y great success
FOUR L. COMMITTEE.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-09-16

AiredAlas are accounted one Of the
best breeds Of war doEn When the
AiredaIe detects the Toe he makes no
fuss: he merely makes = low growl and
otifRens bis body-hints su6icient foe
~ huMan ssatinei. who immediately
psts ~ auuh eFssAd's aavtes y ~
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