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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
DOMNUL LUPU VORBESTE
DESPRE JANDARMI,

In chestiunea jandarmilor, pen
tru carl arafat alta simpatie.
am de intrebat numai att Daca
esentialul este facerea pazci 81
pastrarea ordinei, cc va pasa d.
ira daca paza 0 va face jandar-
meria sau politia sateascag
In timpul campaniei, jandar-
mil au fost gramaditi cite Is in
tr'un sat pe capul oamenilor, pc
earl l-au eXasperat. APPLAUSE la
bloc).
All, Rominia are mai multi
jandami deceit avca Russia. a.
VEN $4,000 jandarmi cu carl Sc
cheltuiesc sumo enorme.
(EXclamatii la socialiStD.
Nciesc sd reduc numarul lor.
sal repartizez la centrele dc
piasi. sa-si alba fiecarc rostul.
punindu-i sub dependenta autori
tatii comunale 81 judecatorcsti.
In grelele momente pe carl !e
train. d-tra simtind ca Va scapa
terenul de sub picioare att por-
nit o campanie de calomnic de
calomnii dovedind tocmai d-tra
ca nu intelcgcti marea datorie a
solidaritatii sociale. (Blocul "a
plauda).
Este inexact ca numele de pre-
fccti s'au facut cum arata Il.
interpelator. Am numit ofiteri
SUPERIOR, administrator de pla-
sd. Inspector scolari 81 profe-
sori, spre deosebire de d-nii Bra
tianu 81 Marghiloman, earl au
numit prefccti din marii proprie-
tart 81 advocate.
Sc poate ea prefcctii numiti la
moi sd nu fie invatati ca d-tra,
dar sunt oameni Ell pricepcre 81
pc earl lam ales mai ales cin-
stiti. APPLAUSE la taranisti).
d. MREJERU: Norba sa fie.
Sal vcdem la lucru!
ID. DIR. LJPU: Cit privcStc lip
sa de titluri, d. interpelator sa
nu ute cd unii oameni mai mari
al strainatdtii au inceput-o ca
maturatori, lar unul din eel
mai capabili ministrii de finante
al d-tra avut numai doua Ella
Sc de gimnaziu. (Blocul aplauda
viu. insistent).
Q NOCE: ST una de CONTRA
punct. (Haritate).
ID. DIR. LUPU: Scopul inter-
rclarei d-lui Tatare>cu aparc ca
vadit intercsat. D-tra liberalii VA
dcoscbiti de moi prin conceptie 81
metoda. Discipline nu he lipscs-
tc mel noua. Oar. in vreme &C
d-tra voiti sa conduceti domi-
mind 81 incatusind, moi voim sa
conducem intro ordinc in care
libertatilc sunt .respectate.
APPLAUSE prelungite in rIndu-
rile blocului).
La orelc 5.}3 sedinta sc sus-
penda.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
PARLANENTUL
: SEDINTA DE LA 5 FEBRU
ARIE 1920.
G "A M E R A

| Depuatii au dntrat in sedinta
la orele 800, = pima la acea ora
tlucrind in sectiuni,
S'au discutat i'm sectiuni Sc
rie de proiecte de legi, de carl ne
ocupan in mod special la rubrica
,,Situatia politica
La deschiderea shdi1ltei, pe
ballca ministeriala sunt domnii
Pop, Lupu 81 Potpovici, fotoliul
presidential find ocupat de d..
N. Iorga.
Sc 1ndeplinesc formalitatile O.
bisnuite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05

fata de d. Tatarcscu, care intr o
teza de uoctorat sustinc idei e.
.xact opuse celor pc carl le infa-
tiseaza acum aci. Ilaritate).
ID. TATARESCU: Cred azi asa
cum am crezut ncintrerllpt din
anul 1912 pima All.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
,NICI o PRIMEJDIE DE RE
VOLUTIE LA TARA.

Am aci raportul ofiterului DE-
jandarmi din Muscel. care arata
ca sufictul taranului romin G IL
nistit 81 departc de bolSevism. De
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-05
SARBATORIREA UNIRII II
TUROR ROMfNILOR.

D. STEFAN loan citestc pro
iectul dc lege prin care ziua de
"a Ianuarie still nou este institui-
ta ca sarbatoare oficiala uni
rii tuturor Rominilor.
Camera primestc GU APPLAUSE
acest project de lege, pe care-l
voteaza prin aclamatiune.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
APPLE PACKING NEARS
the END
Scarcity of Cars Delaying Ship
ment-About 450 Cars
Will be the Total.

When the apple season, now draw
ing to a close, shall have ended and
the last box shall have gone to mar
ket, the total number of carloads ship
ped from Emmett will be between
450 and 500 carloads. The total ship
ment of prunes was pol and Of cher
ries 10 carloads.
Scarcity of ears has delayed ship
ments and packing has Of necessity
been stopped on this account The
Gem Fruit Union has 10 more carloads
to pack when cars can be secured and
the Fruit association has in the
Of 1901 boxes to pack.
At both houses the force Of packers
has been laid off. Foreman Floyd
Sanders says that from present indi-
cations the car shortage wiz dslay
the end Of the season until Christmas.
The estimate Of the total number Of
cara shipped from Emmett this year
il approximately $50 carloads- OF
this number, the Fruit Association
has shipped 160, the Fruit Union 70.
the Earl Frpit company so, J. r.
Field 40, the Kansas-Idaho Company
IL, the Obermeyers IL, with quite 4
number of individual shippers with
from two to 10 carloads each.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
SITUATION
SERIOUS
Emergency Freight Rate Sought 10
Give Relief to Growers

The Commercial Club and Farm
Bureau Of this city, together with
similar organisations in other locali-
ties, have petitioned the public utili-
ties commission to request the Inter-
state Commerce Commission to put
into effect 1T once IN emergency rate
for hay shipments to eastern points.
The present rate on hay to Kansas
City is $16 . ton. The cost Of bAling
and loading ON cars is S., making .
total Of $22 tOn-a price that leaves
no margin of profit or even cost to
the grower. An emergency rate Of -
per ton ID sought n the only means
Of relief for the hay situation - It
Affects the farnsrs Of Idaho. There
is no demand for hay from local stock
men and with . larger crop on hand
than evsr b1keFe, eOupled with ~
Arge sxpsnse for labor the farmer
has been to In growing and harvesting
he crop. tie farmers Of the southwest
I'm portion Of the state, at least, are
lace to face With ruin. and relief must
,e obtained at once.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

An agent has been in the city this
week in the interest Of the statue
adopted by the state as \ uniform
memorial for the Idaho counties to the
American soldiers in the late war.
The statue is life size figure Of the
"Doughboy," cast in bronze. The
cost of the statue is $326e, $1,000 of
which is borne by the 5tlte, $1,000
by the county and $3.50 by private
subscriptions. The agent found the
sentiment here against such a memo
rial. Many think the money can be
spent more wisely by using is as q
subscription to the proposed commu-
nifty building. By so doing q MEM
orial of beauty as we'll as usefulness
would be the result The plans for
the building call for q room for the
exclusive use of the American Legion.
The Legion, at their meeting Tues
day evening went on record ~ op-
posed 10 the statue and in favor Of
the more suitable and useful commu-
nifty house. We believe the soldiers
views on this proposition will be en-
iorsed by citizens Of Gem county ger
orally.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
Elnora Rutledge

Mrs. Elnora Rutledge, wife OF F.
L. Rutledge living on Fourth street
between Mckinley ard Hawthorne
avenues, died Saturday morning at 9
o'clock at the Nazarene hospital in
Nampa, where she bad been taken
several days previously for an opera
ton for internal cancer The disease
had made such inroads, however, that
DR.. Thomas Manrum, who performed
the operates, offered little hop. thru
an operation and none without It.
Sc died surrounde ty her loved ones.
Mrs. Rutledge was porn August is,
1881. She is survived by her hus-
tsnd and five children, Vim L., Ar
rrie R., Edna irene. Margie f., and
Gerald E.; also ny her .mo.her Mrs
Eliza Hall of Long valley, three ais
iers, Mrs Sarah Harp, Mrs. Grace
Arnold, Mrs. Maggie Jones. and six
Drotners, W. 81 John f., FRED W.,
c. aries A., Richard and Roy E. Hall.
ST.. was devout member Of the En-
Nj NaxArene churcn, Her devo-
;:or e her FAM, ard home were
m 4 exemnla. and as wife n: i..rl
and friend she will be sadly missed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
May Cali Another Election.

/ Another county seat election will Be
called at an early date in Boise
county, according to reports from
Horseshoe Bend, on account Of the
contention that the election, held at
the same time as the general election,
was not conducted in . legal manner,
It is claimed that the law governing
county seat elections requires special
qualifications of the electors-quAlifi-
cations that are different from those
required Of q voter in . general cleo
tion. Judges Of elections are also re-
quired to submit categorical gpestions
to voters before ballots are provided
These provisions Of the statutes were
not followed, it is alleged, and there
fore the election was not legal. The
for the removal Of the
county seat from Idaho City TO Horse
shoe Bend, resulted in the defeat Of
the proposition, so votes more than .
being cast against the re-
The law provides that two
thirds Of the votes cast is necessary
10 change county seat.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
CALLED BY
DEATH
Mrs. Mary McAnulty Dies of
Heart Failure-Mrs. Rut-
ledge Dies in Hospital.

The lifeless body Of Mrs. Mary Nc
Anulty, aged so years, was found in
ar outside toilet at her hom, on
South Commercial avenue Tuesday Al
no.,n by her son. Life had been ex-
ti-cr Tor several hours, it is believed
death came as a surprise to ber
family, rs she had not been sick
Heart failure is thought to have bseu
the cause. ~
A husband and . son are the survi-
yors. Both of them work in the
Boise Payette mill, the husband be-
ing employed in the day time and the
son at night. When Mr.. McAnulty
left for the mill in the morning his
wife was in her usual health. The
son, when he went to bed about S
o'clock after his nights labor, saw
his mother go into the closet where
her lifeless body was found. It is be-
lieved she was stricken soon after
entering the closet and died at once.
The body was not discovered until
the son arose about o'clock.
The McAnultys were for three years
ranchers on the butte Three years
ego they moved to Emmett.
The funeral services will be held
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
Methodist church H
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
WATER USERS TO
MEET
Report on Progress of Black Canyon
Dam and other Matters Of Interest

The advisory board Of the Emmett
Irrigation District Water Users As
sociation have decided to hold q meet
ing Of the water users and all inter
ested parties for the purpose Of re-
porting progress on the Black Can
yon dam and considering other mat
ters of interest to the land holders,
on Tuesday evening, Nov. %, at 7:30,
in Commercial Club rooms.
The engineering committee have
considerable progress to report in ref
erence to government cooperation in
the construction of the Black Canyon
dam and the making Of the necessary
surveys and estimates. The matter
of proposed legislation, both state and
national, will be discussed. In fact,
the committee want to get an express
sion from the majority of the land
owners in regard to the program to be
followed out for the next few months,
80 that the work can be outlined and
pushed without any unnecessary de-
lay.
Representatives from the Black
Canyon district will be invited to be
present to participate in the discus
sions. The committee feels hopeful
that il enough interest and enthusi-
asm can be aroused that there is .
possibility of securing cooperation
from the Reclamation Service in con-
of the Black Canyon dam.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
JOIN THE RED CROSS
Is Still Mother of the World" and
Deserves Your Support.

The Red Cross membership cam
paign will close Thursday Of next
week. The High school students
have organized to make q house to
house canvass, starting today. Next
Saturday, Red Cross booths will be
stationed at convenient places, where
you may enroll as new member. In
either case, dollar does the business
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor says:
For the magnificent work in the
World War, the Red Cross deserves
every commendation and support.
The succoring of humanity is the sole
thought of the Red Cross in every
crisis. The roll call for its support
should find no absentees-"
We had over 8 million men enlisted
in the service Of the U. 8. during the
great world war. Did you ever hear
of one of them but what spoke in
the highest terms of the Red Cross?
Do you know where you could in
vest q dollar to do more good to hu-
manity than renew your membership
in the Red Gross?
Do you know that last winter dur
ing the flu epidemic that fve out Of
every six nurses were provided thru
the efforts Of your local Red Cross
chapter, in addition to the financial
Asistance?
The fourth roll cali Of the Red
Cross runs from November IL - tie
18th inclusive. If Red Gross work
er does not call on you m the next few
days, send your subscription to B. B.
Davis. Let's Go!
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
Cod Prices for Prunes.

The Gem Fruit Union shipped 40
carloads Of prunes. Eighty per cent
Of these were in crates and <he rest
suit case pack" Repturns from all
these are now in and the price is very
satisfactory, considering mari.et con-
1iiions. For the Grated prunes, an
average of SAT per ton was received
by he growers, and $41 per ton for
the "suit cases." These prices are
ne. TO the growers fo- delivery in suik
q. the packing house.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
MACHINERY FOR COAL
MINE At Ola
Boiler, Pump and Hoist Ordered
Two Compartment Shaft
to be Made.

David Black, general superinten-
dent Of the company having coal and
oil leases on the w. w. Saxton ranch
at Ola, and who is in charge OF the
operations in developing the coal de-
uosits there. was in Emmett Monday
on his way to Ola from Nampa, where
he had been to place an order 1or
pumping machinery, steam boilers,
engine and hoist for the mine.
Mr.. Black is enthusiastic over the
coal proposition, and is showing his
faith in the enterprise by the purchase
of a pumping plant Of sufficient ca
pacity 70 handle the water which Is
flowing into tie shaft, . go horse pow
er boiler and an 8-ton hoist The
experin,entnl Ghaft Is now 10 feet
deep. Il - locxted between the road
and the bsd of Squsw creek, q short
distance below the farm residence OF
Mr.. Saxton, and il shout six feet
square. This shaft will be sunk to
the bottom Of the coal vein, which is
believed to run at least 100 feet An
other shaft to furnish air will be sunk
alongside. The vein is 35 feet II
width and extends under the hill west
of the road A tunnel will be run
into this hill.
The coal being taken out at 10
feet is of excellent quality and is I'M
proving with each foot of DEPTH
There is no longer any doubt IN the
mind of Mr.. Black, but that a good
grade Of bituminous coal will be eeaon-
ed within the next 20 or 30 feet.
Even, now small chunks of hard, shi-
nv coal, resembling to some extent
anthracite, are found, and Mr.. Blacks
foreman, an expert coal miner, stout
Iy contends that body of anthracite
will be uncovered But Mr.. Black Is
skeptical as to that
The coal now being taken out burns
readily, gives of great heat. even
though it is taken right out Of the
water, and is free from clinkers. All
the ranchers of that section are using 1
it for cooking or heating purposes.
Alex Ballantyne, who is financially
interested in the company recently
hauled a truck load for use in his
home at Caldwell and pronounces it
the equal of any coal sold there.
When the machinery has been in
stalled, and the two shafts completed,
the coal will be sold at the mines at
q very reasonable figure, Mr.. Black
says.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

An election will be held Saturday in
the Emmett Irrigation District 10 vote
upon q proposition to increase the
board Of directors from three to sew
en-. The voting places are the Spratt
and Hanna schoolhouses on the bench
and the How'd scholhouse on the Slope.
If the proposition carries, the district
will elect four directors instead Of
one at the regular election to be held
December IA.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
LA,a Paw

The condition Of Main street and in
tersecting streets in the business see
ton is foreible argument in favor Of
paving those thooughfares before
another winter rolls around. Emmett
]. growing steadily and the traffic ON
fer streets, especially IN the down
town section il enormous. The bAnd-
e6 roads no longer vii stand the tra-
vel that goes over them and pavement
is the only sensible remedy. The
sensible thing to do is to prepare to
psve next spring or RUNNER.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

The Idaho State TeacherI Associ-
alton will convene in Boise, Noy. 36-
1927 Teachers and trustees are re-
ferred to Sec. 58f, page ~, pamphlet
school laws, and all, especially teach
ers, are urged to avail themselves If
possible of this opportunity to hear
those standing high in educational
matters. The topics are practical
and instructive and doubtless viii be
interesting.-Mrs. L. N. Bayston,
County Supt.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

. Next Thudsday being Thanks .
= giving Day, The Index will be .
= Issued one day earlier than usual, .
. on Wednesday evening, in order .
. that the force may have a holi- o
o day. =
Q Our correspondents are re- .
2 quested to send in their news .
= items ore day earlier than US .
= ual .
y Advertisers are also urged to D
. get their copy in not later than .
. Tuesday afternoon. 9
. By so doing, both correspond .
. ents and advertisers will confer .
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
BUYS MAIN STREET
PROPERTY
w. T. Crouch Becomes Owner Of the
y Cruickshank Lot-Will Build

The purchase this week by W. T.
Crouch of the Cruickshank lot on
Main adjoining the Cruiekshank build
ing, across the street from The Index
office, means another store building.
A building 25x6O feet, with pressed
brick front, and walls strong enough
to support another story, will be erect
ed by Mr.. Crouch in the spring.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

A Larson, employed in the local for
est office, has bought the new bunga-
low at the corner of Third and Haw-
thorne from J. H. Ellis. The unfn-
ished building will be completed by
Mr.. Ellis and then occupied by Mr..
Larson and family.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

The property was recently inspect
ed by State Mine Inspector Bell. Af-
ter careful and thorough examina-
ton he pronounced the coal Of good
quality and his opinion is that the dis
covery Is q valuable one and will
prove . great asset to this county and
and state.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
, . . =. o o o o o . o . o
, TWILIGHT OF THE YEAR

Q Before we sing ourselves to sleep, .
q God puts our toys away =
. In some good place for him to =
. keep =
o Till spring and summer comes .
. again .
Q With laughing flowers and =
q shouting rain, .
q And the other children in their 9
o plays Q
o Weave garlands with the golden .
. days. o
o And really that is all of life .
o A little work, lot of play, =
Q Then putting all Gods toys Q
@ away. p
. Unknown. g
a. "a a a a a So A "a a Is
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

This coal discovery and the devel-
opment of it means big things for not
only the Ola country and Gem county,
but also for the state. If the opti-
mistic expectations of Mr.. Black and
his associates are realized, railroad
will undoubtedly be built up Squaw
creek to Ola, as the deposits underlie
such 4 wide expanse of country rs to
be almost inexhaustible There are
undoubtedly millions Of tons.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

But even though the coal should
not come up to expectations, the de-
posits are valuable to the company
which holds the lease in that they
will provide an abundance Of fuel for
the engines operating the oil drilling
machine, as the company is under
contract to drill q well 5000 feet deep
if oil Is not found at q less depth.
Mr.. Black stated that to burn wood
would be prohibitive expense, ~ it
would cost from $50 to $40 . day.
Coal hauled in from Montour would
be no cheaper.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
Rummam Sah

The Methodist ladies will hold .
Rummage Sale Saturday, Nov. 20, in
the Gem County Garage building.
There will be for sale clothing, vege-
tables, fruit, furniture, etc. Cooked
food sale in connection ut Horizons
store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

A limited amount Of stock in the
enAarprise will be sold in order to give
lccal people an opportunity to become
interested in . local enterprise and
thus cooperate with the company in
the Development Of this prospective
industry. Offices vii be opened in
Emmett and it is quite probable that
the headquarters will be located here.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18
Slides Bleck Trains.

The rainy weather has caused earth
slides along the railroad in the can
yon above Banks, and trains are rum
ming only to Banks. The log train
tailed to 60 out today.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

George Holbrook of Ola today clos
ed a deal for the w. B. Baker resi-
dence property on Johns avenue, and
will move to Emmett in few days.
The Bakers vii take their departure
for Payette this week.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

The two new buildings, one for the
Gem County Garage and the other for
the Emmett Garage 4 Auto Company
ats nearing completion. Both build
inga ne substantial structures and
very conveniently arranged. The
Gem County Garage building is be-
ing equipped with twin furnaces, 50
a. 70 insure adequate heat
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

R. B. Shaw is building a house for
his own use on lots recently purchas-
ed near the Fruit Association packing
plant.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

Nr. Black II + modsst man. He
makes no Wild claims. He prefers to
let future developments tell their own
story. He says the present outlook
is satisfactory.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

An absolute divorce was granted
Mrs. Maggie Sullivan from A. J. Sui
Ivan on Nov. 10 by Judge VArian's
court.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

MTs. J. C. Gray was called to Weiser
Thursday of last week by the death
Of her niece.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

Mrs. Laura Hart is spending . few
ays in Nampa this week.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-18

Q o o o o o . o o @ - o o 4
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-28
ASKS $5,OoO FOR
 AUTOMOBILE CRASH

Suit for $5,000 damages was filed in the Superior court by Helen Me Cade, of Bridgeport, administrator of the estate of the late John Meade, against Tessie Patsky, aslo of this city.
 The plaintiff claims that on October IT, 1919, John Meade was a pasS senger in an automobile which was being driven along the Boston Post road, near Meriden, by Raymond Shepard, of Bridgeport. The machine