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The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-15
We HAVE FOR RENT

WE HAVE FOR RENT
Bungalow, absolutely modern.
we'll furnished. Comfortable
year round home. $3.50.
House. ) rooms and bath, lin I
ems. silver n everything for i'm
mediate occupancy 5000 with
garage; $3.50 without garage.
Boarding House. we'll located.
IA bed rooms, large dining
room, 2 kitchens, pantry. Al
condition throughout. A real
money maker. $500.
Seven room, we'll furnished
and equipped. modern house,
garage. 5000.
FiVe-room comfortably fur
nished house, garage. $3.50.
Ten-roor1. beautiful. we'll To-
Gated home, $500.
Five room and bath. we'll To-
Gated and equipped Bungalow,
garage, $500.
Ten-room, well located, ex-
tremely we'll furnished home.
1920.
A residences superb, nothing
to compare with It in even the
above average rental lists.
Grpnnd1 F.trs, IL 3, t.1. n1t.t-
ment, everything the last word
IN refinement. $1,000
Store. no better location in
the Triple Cities. $4,000.
Flvo-room suburban house,
$3.50 year.
Beautiful, close in, newly reno
vated and decorated apartment,
$500.
Four room, modern apartment
in the heart Of Daytona, $500.
Two Of the best located
apartments in Seabreeze, $3.50
and $500, respectively.
apartments ranging ~ price
from plI5 to $500, Houses run,
ntnq from $3.50 to $4,000: Bust
ness Location with the SKY the
limit, and all kinds Of lvable
places, developed and otherwise.
are IN our files.
Don't leave the Triple Cities
because Of your inability to 10
cate the property you want Get
in touch with The n. 8. Schultz
Realty Co., Inc. Daytona Offices.
w. n. Gardiner Bldg, So. Beach
ST., Phone GA.
Daytona Beach Seabreeze Of
fees In the building formerly
occupied by the Triple Cities
Tire Co., just a step from the
ticket window Of the Lyric The
atre, Oyana Arcade, Daytona
Beach. Phone ~.
Our listing files are ineNhaust-
able, our ability proven and our
service foremost.
II We haven't it, well get If,
If It's gettabe.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-15
Miscellaneous.

WINDOW SHADES.
Draperles and Cushions that have
class ana individuality that's the
kind we make. Weldons. 732 Hal
flax ayesue. Phone 49S-w
s4-lf-9-tf
HOOVER SWEEPER as Christmas
gift for wife or mother. See b f.
Williams, Box 51f. Daytona Beach
p-1i-15 26t
PAINTER Interior and exterior
Prices easonabIe. NJ H. Kahn, p
Bay Street. Tel Coun.
FURNITURE BOUGHT. SOLD AND
RE'NED We Do carpet cleaning.
VIII call at your house and do
cleaning or take the carpets to our
shop, The Exchange II w Hoover
Mgr Phone 609 III Atlantic ave-
nue.. Daytona Beach. a1026 #
ny BUICK SIX fer hire by hour. day
or trip; popular prices; careful
driver, genteel service j f.
Freeh Ohio House, Daytona Beach
or Phone 4So-J 47-le- . 26t
WALL PAPER IS Not pERMA-
NENTe See Mae and he will
show you the rev way IN sanitary
finishes for walls. Gibson Mac
4 Coubrey, Box, 100, Daytona. Fla
! pll6- 2ei
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WANTED To RENT Fiye-rp9m
bungalow apartments close IN. TIVE
bed rooms. liv ag room. dtatug
room. and kitchen Modern All
dress d. +. II Gazette NewS effice
ic9- IL II Il
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Help Wanted.

STOCK Statesmen WANTED IN
ion oil Company Of Texas has quail
iiied under Florida Investment laws
and is authorized 10 acqui.e prop
erty, build y PC lines. drill for OIL.
dispose Of i's securities and other
wise DO business in Florida ds set
forth by it, charter We need two
nigh class experienced salesmen to
present It's securities 10 the invest
ors of Florida Now paying ut rate
of ~ per cent annually 4 dividend
paying producing oil company Sec
or write J McRee. second vice.
pres cnt Pullman apartment No
,, lower south or T.. Q. Box III
DaytOna Beach pl0-I5-7t
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-15
Wanted to Rent.

Housekeeping apartment
Consisting OF bed room. kitchen o.
Aiecnenefte and bath References
furnished Address s W care
Daily News Rit-15 81
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-15

FOR SALE,-New Motorcycle. In
quire at Porter's Garage Bargain
II purchased quickly. Pill lo-Il
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STOP LOOKING

In vain for Bungalow. House,
Business location or Lot IN
Daytona, Daytona Beach or
Seabreczei
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-15

StsCONs) HAND fu-n.tara nougnt ans
sold. Fair prices paid Tor a~e
goods. Ilo not want Eoodan beds.
gasoline ranges or iunk. G. n Lane.
III North De1cb street. Phoas
z7s-I s-s-g-fs-u
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CLASSIFIED tents


VI sanfea--0ne uR~a satnr~safSs. - -
seven aasserasr 81 rusdsfeF osssS@
safe II a0sd ssise- sprir EsasHa
Jones', 81 1--we Oak Ase.
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The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-15

\ sGn.J - Bt six rgoin nunsf
clone in furnished. three hsst
rooms and modern. Address. 7. D.
X. News office i8s I'll = r.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-11-15

PAINTER Interior and exterior.
Prices reasonable. NJ H. Kahn, p
Bay Street. Tel Coun,
P-1t-s 36f
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
Neu PI,nonth ta 10

A party of Emmett Irrigation Dis
trict land owners attended q meeting
at New Plymouth last Friday evening
held for the purpose of deciding
whether to join the E. !. d. in build
ing the proposed Black Canyon dam.
The party was composed of ". H.
Shane, c. L. Spaulding, Supt- Mac
Lean, w. H. Sisler, A. Shorten, Per-
y Spratt G. B. Mains and v. T.
Craig. The New Plymouth folks pro-
pose to irrigate about 1900 acres
south of that town from the Payette
river, using the south side Canyon
canal as far as it goes and adding a
ditch of their own construction for the
intervening distance. By a unanimous
vote it was decided to join with the
Emmett District and n commit4ae waa
appointed to take prompt action =
carrying out the wishes of the Iand
owners represented
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
Jim on the Job Yet.

Our Jim Barrett, who always keep.
close tab on the fair sex, sends the
following from his home in Portland
Two fair young things were discuss nc
presidential possibilities in a local
cafeteria. Herb Hoover was mention
ed. 81 wouldn't vote for him." said
one, "He's fat, and l don't like Fat
men," The other entertained the same
objection to Hi johnson. "And Nc
Adoo is bald-headed and skinny, and
he went and married the presidents
daughter when he had a grown son
himself. No McAdoo for me-" "Gen-
eral Wood would be acceptable If he
would shave off his moustache. You
know, ever since me and Charley Ed
wards quit going together, l just
can't stand men with moustaches. Oh.
my! if they wOald only put up . real
for pre3idenks
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
tGeerre p. Zinnernan

0tEe Zimmerman was born Au-
gust 8, 1874, At Altamont, III, and
did Jh4e 3, 1920. He was the young
.tpt Of nine children He came west
.NAkn : young man. He graduated
from the Colorado State Normal
sehecs then entered Boulder Univer-
sity, where he studied law and was ad-
mitted to the bar in Idaho in 1908. In
1900 he was married to Miss Anna
Riley at Antonita, Colo. He came to
Emmett in 1903 and was superinten-
dent Of the Emmett schools for two
years Later he opened a law office
and praeticed until his death. Be-
sides his wife, he leaves a son and
two daughters, and host Of friends
to mourn his passing. Funeral ser
vices were held Sunday, being con-
Quoted at the home by Rev. Walter
Ashton and at the grave by Butte
lodge.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

Mems fuKaishers report a sad de-
cline in - sale of suspenders. Gal
iuses hse gone Those pillars of
propncty 1--we been succeeded by the
unstable ihnlder of the worlds
trousers = leather or near-leatAer
beit BA e -hAther belt lacks . lot
q thinDa DaNthAt salfuses possessed.
MArTlUWs sat down to . big neal,
~eninpehdert, he could eat for
further esdeTA That made no dff1
ference m-his trousers support. He
paid no assention to them He knew
they wer~ put to stay put. Not 80,
with tn leather belt. 1t lacks elastic
qualities Got to let out q link every.
time After big meal Too much ike
! thermonaeter. But gradually, against
al oppasitOn, Il has won its way And
yalluses are not considered "thei
hing anywhere in smart society.
A Agriculturists, tho, stick to a heavy
'tyle Of galluses- When the farmer is
hard with both hands full, he
ioesn't want to think that there is
my danger Of his trousers slipping He
Ioemt want to be caught that way.
By and laKge, the farmer has about
S good Iuagnsent as the next man
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
CEMENT BRICK FAC
TORY FOR EMMETT
New Industry Started by H. u.
Buys-Pfant Starts Oper-
atoms This Week.

A brick manufacturing plant that
makes bricks cf cement instead Of clay
il q new industry in Emmett. 1t has
been founded by H. D. Buys, who has
the exclusive right for The proeccs OF
manufacture in Gem county, and the
plant started operations Monday. with
Hugh Eggleston as superintendent.
The factory will be developed by
urits as the increase Of business war
rant, one brick making machine con-
stituting . unit. Plain and ornamen-
tai bricks will be manufactured, in any
face color desired, and it is expected
that they will supercede preset
brick exclusively when their merits
become known. In Portland, Ore, ax
weil as IN other cities, cement brick
have almost entirely replaced common
and pressed bricks, and hey can to
sold at the same price
The capacity of the present plant IS
about 1000 bricks per day.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
OIL PROSPECTS m GEM
LOOK BRIGHT
Experts Proaeunce Field /
Promising One-First Test
Probably 1t Bend

Experienced oil men who last week
made an investieafion of the country
contiguous to HsEseshoe Bend are en-
thusiastic over surface indications and
geological formafions and are conf
dent oil exists n that section. They
lid not carry their ,nve st;eations into
the Squaw creek cnnErry
They report that the formation here
il practically idcr.;ca' with that of
the oil fields OF Kansas. and recon-
mend that the sezt wei be drilled a
few miles above Horseshoe Bend.
The announcemen. in Tuesdays
news dispatches that oil had Deen
struck at Oakley has given encour-
agement to de belief that oil deposits
underiay tAe greater portion Of
southern MAho and that an era Of
development 4 the resources i. at
hand in all asEEions Of this part of the
state.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
n. w. A. Convention.

All resident Modern Woodmen. of
America are urged to be at Camp
Monday, June IA at p. m, to plan
for attending the big class adoption
and be in the biggest parade Caldwell
ever had. Let Emmett go in full
force with uniforms. A district con-
vention will be held in conjunction,
and NJ. A. Ross and Tbos. J. Coonrod
are delegates-elect You cannot af-
ford to miss this chance to boost the
biggest and best fraternal insurance
society on the face Of the earth. Do
not forget date.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

largest shoe manufacturing establish
nents in st. Louis. The reductions
are on all shipments made after June
1, it was explained, and are retroac-
tice to autumn orders placed prior to
June l. The companies announcing
the reductions are the international
Shoe company, the Hamilton Brown
Shoe company and the Brown Shoe
company. A. C. Brown, president Of
the Hamilton Brown company, assert
ed that tight money" and the re-
sultant difficulty of retailers to bor-
row money was the chief cause Of the
lowered prices Reduced pricea Of
certain grades of leather was assigned
~ = contributory cause. Shoes that
formerly sold at wholesale for $12
= pair have come down to as low as
80.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
Shriner. to PertIa,l

Owing to the rationing of gasoline
to automobilists in Oregon, w. l.
Powell and James l. Steward, who
had made preparations to drive their
carr this week to Portland to attend
the Shriner's national conciave have
decided to take the train. Mr.. and
Mrs Powell viii leave Monday and
will spend several weeks visiting
their son Ross Mr.. Steward will ac-
company the Pullman special from
Boise on the Doth Besides the above.
the following will attend the Shrine
doings 50 far as is known now: M
md Ars- E. h Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs.
i. VanDeosen, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Mains.
Mr. and Mrs E l. Holverson and C.
D. Bucknum- Mr.. and Mrs J. II.
Stoner are also expecting to accom-
'any tn e1euSrion, Mr. Stoner going
Is member of Ell Korah,s band Of
Boise The train will consist of IA
'ullmans, which will be used as sleep
ng quarters for the entire week.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
rose CANDIDATE FOR
FRISCO DELEGATION
Gem County Democratic Dele
gates to Give Solid Sup
port to Candidacy.

DR.. r. E. Rose Of this city is 1
candidate for delegate from Idaho to
the national Democratic convention
at SanFrancisco and will have the
solid support Of the Gem county dele
cation. DR.. Rose is one Of the war
horses of the Democratic party in this
county, and has been an unfaltering
worker in support of national, state
and county Democratic policies at Ill
times. He is man of ability and is
courageous and outspoken in his views
and = hard fighter He will be back
ed by = delegation that are scrappers-
The delegation is composed Of J.
w. Tyler, R. E. Rose, C. v. Wolfe,
John Gamage, Mrs. G. A. Warden and
W. A. Talley. They will board the
southern Idaho special train which
iIeaves Pocatello Sunday and win land
inLewiston Monday. The convention
cnvenes Tuesday.
1t is now recognized that the con-
NanEion, while its mission is primarily
to elect the naticpal delegates, will
be clearing house for candidates. for
state office and also prospective can
didates are planning on attending In
terest has also been accentuated in
the prospect of contest for national
committeeman between ex-senator
Dubois and Robert Elder Of Coeur
d'Alene, the latter now holding that
position. Boise reports are to the ef- |
feet that Dubois IS now an avowed |
candidate for the place.
State Senator Nate Pettibone of |
Idaho County is a candidate for the
of Governor and it Is un-
derstood his friends in the North will
be here in force to promote his can
iidacy. The presence Of Senator Nu- |,
gent at the convention is interpreted
10 mean that he will bear 1 aff1t1 e
Message from President Wilson in
he address he will deliver as to party
lttitude on the issues Of the comingi
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

Ae members ~ the Mathodisi
rch held m n day meeting S.n-
At the churc serving = basket
1ef after the dec ef tie morning
siioe. In tie afsarnoon, definite
plans were made for enlarging the
basement Of the church, building. in
stalling = heating plant and making
other improvements to care for the
growth-o6 SNndAy school and church.
Tho buiidlAg = purchase Of I parson-
age and H. censtxocticn Of gallery
in the church are among the improve
ments contemplated. About 5000
will be expended.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

Would-bs delegates to Idaho coun-
ty conventionl this fan must file NOM
ination papsrs. Their names will be
printed on tAa primary ballots slcng
with other candidates. This was the
ruling Of Roy L Blsek, Idaho attor-
ney general, rendared Tuesday. The
attorney general quoted sections 6l3
and SAB Of the eonpiled statutes to
substantiata his position. They re-
fes:tp preparation Of primary election
bAlltts. In anotAar case Tuesday
the attoxn1y general ruled that these
canaetsu for election as delegates to
thsenty convention need pay no fee
for Nling tie nonination papers. be-
cssle sueA fees are based upon the
sal.ry Hid BY tie office sought
Conse1tisa delegates receive no sal
arieR
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
MARRIED

| A pretty June wedding was solem-
nized Wednesday, June 8, at O'Clock,
At the home Of Mrs. C. o. Davidson
AZ Boise, when Miss Edna ToIlss and
Louis L Alsager were united IN mar
riage by Dean Award Chamberiaihe-
The bride wore . beautiful goxn If
geofgette crepe over white satan and
carried bouquet Of white Pihks. The
bridesmaid, Miss NaGEie Jana Smith.
Of Emmett wore . white Geoxxette
crepe dress and carried houQne4 Of
pink peonies and forget-me-noGs- The
groom was attended by Fay Tblles,
the brides brother. The beautiful
ring ceremony was used. The living
room was decorated with pink and
white peonies and the dining room was I
in white peonies and whits iris. The
table was beautifully decorated with !
. large bouquet Of whits nix, white
peOnies and silver candle&ica1 ted
With white tale. After II ve.adinr
delicious lunch was served, and soon
nfserward the happy coaple left on
Eheir honeymoon to TAeSma- Thooe
who attended were few Eulntivias and
lriends- Both bride and Groum have
gfo~n up to young wu1AnAsoA and
aanAood in the vicinity of Enmett,
ne excellent youn9 peupae azd the
,eat WiRhea 0f \ larwa s.sx.la ~ N.s>,,a.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
FELLOWS NE
MORTAL DAY
L O. O. F. and Rebekah Members to
JsiA in Oberyanee, Sunday.

Sunday, June 13, has been designat-
ed as Memorial Day for Odd Fellows
by the Idaho grand lodge and will, as
usual, be observed by the local lodges
of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
Appropriate services will be held
in the lodge rooms by the Rebekahs,
beginning at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing, after which the ritualistic cere-
monies of the /. o. o. F. will be per-
formed At the cemetery in memory of
departed members.
"A ~ attendance of members is de-
liFsd and all are requested to bring
flowers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
New Officers Rleetel.

The Missionary society Of the
Christian church met Wednesday af-
tetnoon at the home of Mrs. Claude
Barnes The following officers were
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent, Mrs Shaw; vice president, Mrs
Jack Young; secretary, Mrs Loe
Reed; treasurer. Mrs Claude Barnes;
iiterstuze secretary, Mrs. Max Guen-
ther- Light refreshments were served
by Mrs Barnes and Mrs. Guenther.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
HONOR EMMETT HIGH
Her Graduates Make Coed in College
and University.

Carleton A. Lathrop arrived home
from college Wednesday. He is now
entitled to write an "A B." after his
name, having graduated from McMinn-
vile, (Ore.) College with that de-
gree Carleton was the editor-in-
chief of "The McMinnville Review
the past year, was president of the
college Y. M. c. A., and an all around
athlete and leader. He was also among
the best students of the college. He
has been elected to teach mathematics
and be director of Athletics in the
Ontario High school next year.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
Two Emmett Girls Make Good.

Miss Gretchen Appel has returned
from Berkeley, California where she
mas been attending the university the
i ast year. She Was graduated from
the College Of Letters and Science on
Nay II The senior class rol. num-
hered 1854. which is the larges- ever
graduated 1rom the university.
Gretchen plans to return to California
in the fall and enter . secretarial
scAool in 2am Francisco. Miss Anna
Appel has been attending the Coinm-
bin school of Expression in Chicago.
Since the close Of her school she has
accepted q position rs superintendent
Of the Dominion Chautauqus in Cam
ada. She expects 10 return to Chicago
m the fall to complete her course in
expression.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
Carnir.I Here Next Week

The Boucher French Street Carni-
val failed to arrive this week as ad-
vertised, being detained at Baker
City, Ore, by the freight blockade.
The shows viii be here sure next
week. opening Tuesday morning and
until Saturday night The
city is to receive . percentage of the
receipts and the funds thus obtained
viii be used 70 improve the city park.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
Prze Offered for Name.

Dave Vahlberg is offering one of
his very best sew pigs, weeks old, as
q prize to the boy or girl under Is
years of age who viii suggest the best
name for his ranch near Sweet, by
June Is.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
Te Instan X-Rax Plant.

DIR. A W. Judd has given a con-
tract for the installation Of an X-Ray
machine in his dental office. The
outfit viz Be Of the most modern type
and Is the first Of tlene useful ma
chimes to be installed ID Emmett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10
NINE GRADUATES N
NORTHERN GEN
Exercises Held 1t Timber FIT
Honor Pupil Oae Of the
Numhef.

Eighth grade Graduating exereissa
for the Ola and Timber Plat see<isns
of Gem county were held "Wednesday
evening of last week in the TimhoE
Flat schoolhouse, and diplomas Wure
given to nine graduates. Among H.
number was John L. Newell, Who I'D
all Gem county Eighth grade p1Fiils
in the final examinations
A correspondent sends the followi1g
account of the exercises:
Graduating exercises were helA ak
the Timber Flat schoolhouse on Ehe
evening of June 2 for Ola and Tin.Aax
Flat Eighth grade graduates Avery
interesting program had been aE-
ranged. Rev. Joyce KendnR delivered
the address to the gradnaenR elnnA
His talk was most intereskhR anA ~
spring He was followed BY Cean4v
Superintendent Bayston va = Rset1
excellent address.
A. J. Newell presented IL Gp1onas
in . Mast pleasing way, aa h II b
be congratulated on havin ~ nm,
John l., take the hono1 - tie
county, having made tAe kEilsst
"a 18th per cent Tha knA
yates were nine in number - m asl
follows: From Ola, Norah
Lucretia Morrow, Harold ttszx,
From Timber Flat, John Z. Bow1I. I
Ada Paddock, Eta Paddo OTIS |
Vaughan, Lloyd Vaughan, Dora
Vaughan These people are t6eDn-
graduated on having such q @e
lass to graduate.
Most hearty thanks are exto a TO
Miss Olive Fest, teacher at Aer
flat, for her faithful services uiikh L
he graduating class prior - the Il
and in her arr AEi,
UGH an interesting program. 50 i4lt
school teacher from Iowa a1Euk! Il
eople were very fortunate IN 1ef,
ng her services. The pafer=OEzaR3'
rogram given by the school chilAeen}@
Fas very good They all did gesd
'ork owing to her faithful trimming of I
nem. We all regret that Mss Fest .
ill not be Gem county teacher t
ext year. She has decided to extend v
er western trip to the coast and win q
ave for Long Beach, Calf, sooH t
fter the close of school. .zAe win =
turn home later and enter business a
ith her father. Q
The program, follows: Il
Music. A
Song Somewhere a Voice Is s.
alliny", by Lucretia Morrow. w
Dialogue Patty Graduates" by !,
mber Flat School u
Addresses-Rev. Joyce Kendall and al
rs. l. NJ. Bayston. d,
Reading 1.-THE Little Peach" by B
ellen Newell.
Presentations of Diplomas, BY R a.
New I'll.
Glass Song-"Graduation."
Recitation Good Might" by Aelva
pnn ~
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

District court will convene Monday
to consider applications for
Naturalization Of James Henderson. 4
Scot, Rev. James Adams, A Irishman,
and Oscar Staaf. . native Of Sweden.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

The funeral Of Mike Kram, who
committed suicide last ThuTsday at
the Boise Payette boarding house, was
held Friday afternoon and WAS largely
attended by his fellow workers. In
terment was in the Emmett cemetery
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

The apple crop in the Emmett coun-
Try i % heavy that tAe trees must
be thinned The apples cling IN clust-
era to the limbs like chszriea. R B.
Shaw estimates the cost u tAinninx 1t
from 10000 to $4,000.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

The contract for the Denny 4 Com
pany frait packing and storage plant
has been awarded to J. ii. Ellis of this
city, and construction work Is IN III
swing with . crew Of Is men.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

Grange, passed away at the family
home il New Plymouth Saturday. He
moved to this section % years ago. He
leaves wife, one son and five grand
children.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-10

DR.. B. O. Clark will 20 to Boise to-
morrow to attend the graduating ex-
ercises of the Boise High school. His
son Raymond is a member of the
class