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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21
M'SWlNEY REPORTED DYING
Mind breaks Under Strain; Relatives
Soc Him Mrhhing on Cot.

LONDON. oct 2O.--LOrd MAYOR
Terrence MIcSwincys mind broke
under the strain Of his 90 day hunger
strike today ana he was deltriuus for
two hours. Relatives were hurricdly
summoned to the RriNton TAIL iufirm-
AIRY Rs the officials feared MacSwincy
was dying,
MacSwincy, according 10 the few
relatives and friends permitted TO
catch a glimpse Of him from the
door Of his coli. lay writhing on his
cot, screaming in dclirium.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21
ThicUcs 90 Trough
clothes Vhiie OURer
TdkeS FOur-HOur Nap

g.uak thieves ransa,kod tho
apartment Of g. E. Jotfrcv' 2l3
WDt TIHh. tomutiWo hriW'ru
noon and Z O'Clock Yesterday,
while J,ffrsys wla asleep. In his
report % tho police Jcfforc}y Dc
rIirrd that he had gone To bed
Hr,Lt ruu ana upon awiklus a
IIu" h5s O'Clock hc found
tu, Hih. uu. ihr door open ana
$40 M Iur from his ir'u''ri
pocket Intru.. was gained
tI,.uHr tHp uan - % pass f,y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21
10 IIIE sTOCkiIOIDERS or TIIE
TIf-N HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION

Tho annual meeting ~ tho stockholders
20 ils Tulsa tiux It4t assp,lation VIII be-
u,.I 90 tn, TulsF Hospital 752 West Fitth
t...' "f three u.tlutR %. im. of the lei
O. ~ November. 1910 ~ iiid meeting. q
H.lrl OF pr"gtotH tnf tho ensuing year
uII bu elected and the consideration Of
business affairs ~ tho Institution.
g. l.. REEDER, Secretary.
Tulsa. 'tlt, oct 10. 1890.
PunliHhcd in tnc TULSA Daily Nst'd o..
tulor Q. 3. (. b. G.. Z 3. O. 10. ~ i2- Ia.
- 10 H. n IS 10 90 - and e.
1870 world Polishing Company Pub.
~ nnnn.L.n A.trAnNnNr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21
HOBBY URGES RECOGNITION
Texas Governor Favor, Recognizing
Of New Mexican Governments

AUSTIN, Texas. oct. 20.---Thcra
In no longer any reason for with
holding recognition OF tho new
Mexican government, Governor w
+. Hobby declared In IA telegram
sent To President Wilson lato to-
day. The governor continued that
recognition should be granted at
once because 1t means much to tho
United states ~ well as TO Mexico
ana viii even more now than IL
ppstpOupI IN IA lutgr date
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

Losr-I5 reward. Gold knife ana 1s-7-
A. f. Henley 32i Kennedy. pba,a. I',a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

LOST-on Fourth Street. UIi,.- H.
and receive reward sVll
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Losr-between Fourth and orp6s11- -
atcr. bar pin. crescent with a'.,-''L, -', ,Ae'
star. Reward Phone Se6-. ''''ol 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

LQsT-ono white cat answer, to X.
name ot Bobbie. Reward n rturned !,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

and Hereunder the words
"FOCH YEAR TERM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

foUR-RopoM apartment fur1I.6s5----
plete Tor Hight Housekeeping. pb1a. gon.
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LEGAL.

chafacter. political ~ otherwise. except
that said ballot shul BE- headed by tns
words, -
PRIMARY ELEC Ttov''
WATER COMN1SSjON BALLOT"
and Hereunder ~ words
-FOUR YEAR TERN
''TWN YEAR TERM"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

LOST
ono large diamond ring. platinum ia,
reward any Information appregiatsI o''uN wv
ii7O-R ''1' ''ags
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

tPublished In The Tulsa patty wortd- oc-
tobcr 2, ,, T. s, 6. 7. y. = 10. II. 10. II, IL,
10. is. II. iS H. 20, 2t ana 20, 1920. world
Publishing ompHny. ruhlishers-l
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND TotNp -

LoST-In the vicinity o, s..,.
bost9n smal brown bird u59,,ifh
white streak dNxn face t,.'ppie,
on end OF tail. Finder cali 1ssrot
between aud l-
Liberal rowasd,-- H''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

(Published In Tulsa pany World. October
SO 8 o 10 il IL Ia lt Is Is II IS 10
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DO MacCuRpY. socretnry.

r"hl'-N"A - 80 'ra;5s T;si,y Toud. Oc-
tobcr q 3 4 g. e. = a. D. TO- II II Ia
IA 10 iG. IL IS 10 20 "a and 90 1870.
world Publishing Company. PuhIIshcra.p
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
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Eutault, oklahoma,
Attorneys Tor Applicant.
First published In the Tulsa Daily World
october i5-i7-2O-2i Legal cS, Novrm'
her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21
THE CHARTER or THE CITY or TULSA
STATE OF OKLAHOMA

proposed amendment to the char
ter Of tho city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
foI tho purpose ~ giving Go said city
the right 10 exercise Jurisdiction over
all property owned or controlled by
said city whether within or without
the limits thereof, amending para
Crtnh Number Fourteen 90 OF Sec
ton Five 80 OF Article Two t2D ~
sa@ Charter, providing for tho calling
Amilmr ML-M .l.h ALnnulL.nlI- md Do
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-21

can beat any checker player in Oklahoma
NJ w. nOANE. Neodesha. Kan.
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12

Joseph kra,eez Informed Council lie
Has Grc,lcnce, Account Sewerage

The Village OF Alpha Is again under
flre from a property owner who tg-
nros that he has been injured The
complainant Is Joseph Ksavecs, who
owns farm southwest OF the Judson
mine and whose complaint Is that the
sewerage which the village Is dump
ing into the Mastodon creek Il pollut-
ing the water to such an extent THAI
his cattle cannot be allowed 70 drink
A. lie asks $4,000 or that the village
fence the crock and dig wells on his
land.
Tho attention OF the council was
called 10 this claim AZ the last Mon
day meeting by Atty, Clarence nwyer
az Crystal Falls who has been con-
suited hy Mr., Krayees and who repre-
sents him IA this matter
The only sewerage dumped into the
creek by the village Is that from che
school and that passes throGsh cess
pool before entering the creek, From
the fact that the village Is not the on
~ ono that Is using the creek as
disposal outlet Il seems 90 the council
that there As more ot disposition 60
wouge something cut ot the taxpayers
than there Is damage IN the claim
The attorney general has been con
suited and every means win be taken
hy the village authorities 70 safeguard
therigl.s 81 the village
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12

Tho repairs are about completed g
thc water tank and ether parts ot The
Alpha water works system As stated
ia last weeks issue fhe water VAS
drained oar ot TIE tank saturiay nieht
20 allow of the TANK heing cleaned s.
sediment
Ii was commoniy rumorcd that from
six inches to feot u sediment exist,
"a in tho hottcm ~ teo lauk The
statement was found Is bc gross cy-
RgEeratson whcn the watev was drain-
"a on. Not over an inch ot sediment
was ioand and that was easily swept
up. The tank wSs t0oroaghN scrub
bed inside and an vegsyaple matter
removed,
IN addition to cleaning the tank
tAe workmen cleaned ca, the sump
at tAs pump house ard drained all
water Out ~ tie pipes - thNt the va
ter cannos he polluted ~ any - lass
years accumulation ~ any pArS -
the water system.
me work consumed All u SATURDAY
night ana the DAY SUNDAY. Water
VAS turned Ga Arain sunday nigat
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12
rnE CLUB PICNIC

As stated last week the annual To-
bin lake outing OF the Alpha CONNER
clal Club viii take place next week
Thursday afternoon. All who propose
going must have their names with
Sec. Reed by Tuesday evening. The
start will be made from Reeas Drug
store beginning at 400 O'Clock and
continuing until $3.50 p. m.
The following Is the program OF
events;
$50 Rifle contest tbring your
rifles.
Revolver shooting.
$50 supper.
700 nait Casting.
7:s0-Tug OF war &c teams; cap
tains Il, Beauperlant ana John Hub
bard.
S:oO-Camp fre tpIpes ana tobacco
proyidedl,
All trophies viii be awarded.
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12
A lp h a Depar TT m e mt
RE.ORGANIzE FIRE DEPT.

The village council turned its at
tentlon To the fire department al IT'S
last meeting and partial reorganiza'
tion is under way. II was decided to
appoint a chief and also three other
men who are 10 receive training In
addition to the three trained men
there viii be seven volunteers on the
regular roll although the chief has the
power to enlarge the number II the
emergency requires il.
The nominations for trained men
have not been made yet.
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12

Tho work og repairing tse ssreets s.
tAe viilase commenced Yesterday
rhsre has been de,ay cwiaS so tse
atmccuy Is sstunS teams vi,a whice
IL as TIE work Na, uanAssr eaaist Is
coaeaeat tNN wi,A.u 4 few tsys ae
NJ, have sancitnt team terce g G.
tAs work
The Work contemplated t,ss year :
tas rSralr e Sea street and iiiA Az.
coaplca wsth thAt e tae poTtioa os ths
Narp rcaa wassa lies Witefa sAe VI
Axe cg AfpA9
Tais Win - sNcot az g tAs work
tsat Vii IS do2s ISIS year veh re
eNespaea 81 po.esng tsat NAV -
c,uae necessary a. As5 srctS sa09 ae.
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12

The inter-t0wnship declamatory
contest was held IA the Porter School
last night. But two townships COM
peted this year. Bates and Mastodon.
The Judges were Supt Martin Of
Florence and Prot Bnrkhart 81 crys-
tai Falls.
The program was as follows
Piano solo Miss Alice Dover
chorus. eRluc birds sixth Grade
neclaaiation ltateSl
Defamation CBatcsl
Vaeai solo Mrs Rlshop
defamation Rhoda Hubbard
defamation Mary Erickson
chorus The Wind sixth Grade
Piano sofa Mrs. Caerlss haeiiek
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12
wuI CERTAINLY CELERR,rE

Alpha win have ce,eoraiion &C.
81, poarth Og lay That muea nas
bsen gally decided upon. \ eoranii'.
tee wtll start soliciting risa' away
araas sooa sS ths amount e money
r, IS spsrt ascertaiasd TIE prosrain
y syeats VII hs made opt
Amoax osaes sPcrts taai WI e
pailea 81 uiN 81 esse eall saAs
Between tbs Aipa&-crys,al fss.s
Team ana some outside tesrt NAa-
ssr Neaaeisoa s trying g sei 2 'tea
~ tns mAteh now ard vii Annoanee
tse oppS,slns team next Wesk
sxp.>sed thtt seoQt Stee vi
.g.nt, ter tns asys sxsets
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12

wes p,~tsr ScNccl base BAL .-A1
we-t Is AzAsa hs, Ts--stas al
wg-e Ssassn ~ Ire A-asa FlasSrs ss
ur,rs q II = 8 rhe AzaasA ecys
.-s s,sely P,&ysrs aa1 F-sFe@ = =
tne xa@&
=, rr2ay ansr-oe1 Alpas SO -
- c- tAe RSAtes seocst ss&z
80 As trim-e& - ca tae AiP,a
rrOu-as ~ = sco-S & = g Il 80
res-~.sav * tAls week Az,asA FAS''i
49, a resnra gsas a. A,s1A
vesssrSav s>e Pcrtss sSasS' 'sA1
~..s - Ratss ~ ws veas = prSsa
40 .srly - xrt to sosrs
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12


Henry Pnits was eiyen 8 reward 6.
$1,000 81 the VILLAGE council fer his
thcaxhtfa,ness a, tae time 81 tie Ter
ss ares last month ior hy usiuE ais
head Mr rultr ssved me pamq house
trom barnins aad saved the taNpAyers
81 Alpha lots 81 money
Mr pulta was fshipE Alons tae
eresk TIA, supplies wstsy to tHe Nil-
isxe Ne noticed small GRE start q
the pump house and immediately
dropped his nsh pole. found a. cid
pAn ana PDt ont the ere. hat hs
waited to summon assistance the
ppilaius surely would have burned
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12
COMMUNITY FAIR NEWS

The premium list has been COM
pleted and will be In the hands OF the
printer next week The list viii be
printed at once aud the books distri-
huted among the farmers IN Alpha
and Crystal Falls
The committee has also ordered
5000 stickers and tents from the
Kerr Mfg. Co. OF Chicago.
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12

Kerr Mfg. Co. OF Chicago
-o----
FOR SALE; Ford Runabout IN
Quire OF Alpha Lumber Co. tesl
Mr.. Fred olin and Paul Haulmoun,
ashed in the Michigamme river waters
last Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hartung went g
Iron Mountain 10 attend tie circus
last Wednesday
PROT. + +, Stockweu u Marquette
VIII "a tbo speaker IL the closing eN-
ersises & thc Mastodon Schools
WANTED Dining room F.-l and
dish washer a Alpha hotel Wages
S5e per mouth l1s25l
Mr Hclse Pearson has bsen pro-
motea rs CHE position Is pumpman ai
the Jrdson mine IS take tie p,aee q.
Ai Riehauds. resigned
Mrs. psRrsisr & having ) kitchen
bllt onto the building tia, She oc-
oupiCs IS business phase and resi-.
deuce
Mr.. o'Canahas a Norway was i
Alpha last Tuesday looking after his
property Interests. The ocallAhans
own six ssore building il the village
Miss Gertrude Eloomquiss q stew
snson Z TIE clerk ia tie pos csnee
relieving Mr.. KAEilek who has oissT
work tbat occupies most y Ais tine.
Those having caarge q the enter
saiamsut q last week FRIDAY wish q
Sc underssooa that thsy thoroag "
appreciate the assistance given hy TIE
Crystal Ealls people vho TOOK par;
a. ire meeting g tie yillage co1r-
81, las, Monday Carlo CsmPcai ard
o.to Carlson were aPPoirtsd a. tas
two tTee holders g So VIA Asssss'.
Anasrsoa On tie Boara e Reyiew
49, 49,, =. 49, wS,,s + +,
-. - ~sr - t,s
- 4. ssss +,
os one g sAe Best sre1ts o1 ,ae $50
srns
- ,...,. rs.,.s4 i,
- ..,r.s-.w- - ~,
49, 4. - ..fs.,.,.
- -,....s..- ~ -
-. .N.~..ss r,,4 eor,sst.sa in,1is
village
,,--,. s.st 81
-
1000
$500,
- -
r..,..t
- --..
~. - \. .-- 4
.s., - v.,.. I
-
ne s.esrtst--,s-t g.vgz 81 ,As PER +
The diamond drill., 1920-06-12

EOrSE Fcz SALE r1c-s ID
19s.a-rs- l.eeaes,E c1 r,--sr e "a
strest. E,ocS "a Rsz A-4sA cQ..
ta2ls ws1 and sx A7s,s trses Prirs
Slaa EcE ASSISE
12T11 A,va1. Nh
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
CENTRAL MESA

Don't forget the P. T. A. meeting
at Central Mesa Friday evening, De
cember 10, at 1880 sharp. AL the
parents are urged to be there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conrad and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Heath and family were Sunday guests
at the Kraus home for a goose din
ner.
Martin Hereth is quite i'll with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bower Of Boise
and Mr.. Schadt and August were Sun
day guests at the Fritz Schadt home,
Mr.. Hereth and sons were guests at
the J. L. Conrad home Sunday.
Grace Cast, who spent some time
at Walla Walla with her sister, re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Regina Conrad spent Wednes-
day afternoon with her sister, Mrs.
]. NJ Hereth.
Messers Fred Sherwood and James
Strang attended the dairy stock sale
at Payette Wednesday. They return
ed Thursday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
Lost His Possum

There is grief in the home of DR..
la Wood and the gloom hangs thick
enough to cut in the doctors office.
Cause why? His possum that came
all the way from Southland to grace
the table Of the Woods on Christmas
has disappeared. He took it from
the Brunswick cigar store a few
nights ago to his home and put it in
the woodshed. In the morning Brer
Postum was gone, whittier or whence
or how he knows not. Either the an
imal managed to crawl out of his cage
or else someone with a heart as hard
as one of the cement monuments that
decorate the street intersections on
Main street feloniously and with NAL
ice aforethought purloined it. And it
"gives murder" if the william is found.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
Basketball-Perhaps

The prospects for basketball games
this year have lately taken on a
brighter aspect. 1t is possfSle that
the old Pleasure Club hall may be
secured for games. The M. g. M.
Garage is using it as storage for
new Ford cars, but now that the fruit
packing season has ended, the M. q
M. company are considering the prop
-osition Of removing their cars to one
of the fruit warehouses so as to per-
nit the High school basketball team
the use of the hall 1t will be fine
thing to do and such move will be
highly appreciated. 1t is hoped that
by next school year either a special
building will be provided or that the
proposed community building will
have been erected. The need Of q
community building is being empha-
sized more and more every day.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
Depot Not Satisfactory

Emmett. people are beginning to be-
1ieve that the Short Line has no re-
gard for promises. As an example
they point to the depot at this place.
During last summer. Division Super
intendent E. C. Manson faithfully
promised committee from the Com
mercial Club that the old depot would
be enlarged and remodeled so as to
include separate Wanting rooms for
men and women, each provided with
toilets. An addition has been built
on all right, but the little old waiting
room is the same as it was nearly ~
years ago. There are no toilet facil-
tiles and nothing else for the COVE
nience and comfort of the travelling
public. Mr.. Manson has not kept his
promise. 1t is probable the cormit-
tee will take up the question of Sc
curing the facilities and accommoda-
lions to which the business of this
station entities it with the public
utilities commission. 1t is time to
have a show down.
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w.s.e. rIc,. On TrtNea

! have friend. most esttmahte
man. who Is so conscientious about do
ing little thingr to q complete inieh
that he never allows himself 10 neg
lect details OF tie most tIiflIng ma
ture. The result Is that, although Ne
is . tremendous worker. his energies
are 20 exhausted on tribes that ~
has very little strength or time for In
portant things that need his attention
-Orison Sweu Marden 10 Chicnee
Daily News. "A
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
Rebekahs Elect Officer

The semi-annual election of officers
of the Rsbekah lodge was held Tues
day evening, with the following re-
suits: Mrs. Mae Tarleton, noble
grand; Mrs. Maude Little, vice grand;
Miss Mathilda Peterson, secretary;
Mrs. Clara Peterson, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. Iva Mcmillan, treasurer.
After the business meeting 4 lunch
was served.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
Christmaa Pareant

The Three and Four L organizations
have combined forces for the presen-
tation of = Christmas Pageant, enti-
tied "The Gifts We Bring" The en-
tertainment will be given in the Lib
erty theatre on the evening Of De
cember %. Sixty-fve children viii
take part, and they are being trained
by Mrs.. Fred Amsbaugh and assist.
ants. The program will include mu-
steal numbers, marching and dancing
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
Hunting in Maize

A letter to friends from E. K
Hayes indicates he is enjoying him.
self back in Maine. He went deeI
hunting and bagged two white tailed
bucks, and has fox hunt with hounds
in sight at an early date. On Thanks
giving Day, nine children with Father
and Mother Hayes and the "in-laws,'
numbering altogether 25, gathered be-
meath the old home roof and ate din
nor
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
Mound plea,e hlm.

Lindsey had the little hen fast and
was trying to hiring her head close TO
the ground. what might yon he try
Ing to dor exclaimed her father com
ing upon the small girl In the yard.
~rm trying TO make this hen say her
prayers" WELL said the parent sad
". II hope she'll say: Now ! lay me.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
Fin. H.refcrda Here

Mr.. Lusty, breeder Of Hereford
cattle, arrived last week from Utah
with 25 head, which are being fed on
the Trowbridge place. Price Bane
says the cattle are fine specimens OF
the Hereford family and compare IA
vorably with those exhibited at the
big stock shows in the East.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
Emmett Man Gets Suspects

Fridays Deseret News Of Salt Lake
City contained an account Of the ar
rest of two men, S. r. Walters and
Joe Wallace, who are believed to be
both robbers and murderers. The
men were taken in by our Clif Pat
ten, detective on the Salt Lake po-
lice force and fellow detective, and
the men are being held for the rob
bing of Salt Lake man ard the
murder of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d.
Jennings near Bancroft, Idaho. This
.strocious crime is undoubtedly fresh
in the minds of Index readers. The
Jennings murder occurred near mid
night on May 81, about a mile from
Bancroft. Mr.. Jennings, who was a
typewriter and adding machine sales
man. and his wife, Ella Jennings,
were travelling through the country
in Ford automobile and had camped
for the night 1t the spot where their
dead bodies were found Each had
;been shot four times with 3S-calibre
automatic pistol. Mrs. Jennings
head had also been smashed with =
heavy rock which was found lying
by her side. Appearances indicated
that they were given no chance for
their lives before they were dragged
from the car The murderen took
$40 in cash. and 10 gallons Of gaso-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09

Prof. Philip Soulen, member Of
the faculty of the state university,
Maid the high school = visit last Fri
d.y. In talk to the students, he
congratulated the school upon thu
amid proxrsss madsA Prof. Eoulen
~ bssa coming T. EDnsu fsr y
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
Improve Crean Station

C. H. Lane has made number Of
improvements in his cream station,
where he handles butterfat for the
Mutual Creamery company. A boil
cir and furnace has been added, by
which all the cans used in handling
the milk are thoroughly sterilized be-
fore being returned to the rancher.s.
This. together with other improve
ments makes the station one of the
most complete in the state. He is
also handling butter for the whole
sale and retail trade.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09

Dorothy was taken to zee the cir
Gus. She war very much Interested in
everything. especially the acrohats.
On returning home she was excitedly
giving an account Of what she had
seen. ending up with: and there
were some people hyfn' in the air with
their bathin' suits on"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09

Two corpuleni. old gentlemen on the
green with putfers In their hands and
their golf balls few feet from the
cup. One Of them Is scratching MS
head in a perrlexed fashion Jones.
surprising put this mi Who IN
blaxes Is gnine to ret II "utr'-Life.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-09
Board Of Equalization

The county commissioners are IN
session rs a board of equalization and
are equalizing the personal property
roll. The total personal property
valuation is $1,OO2,s77, but this viii
be reduced somewhat by deductions
on account of stock grazing in other
counties during the summer months
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Feed 700 Cattle

James Mills and sons and Sam
Charters of Garden valley have brot
in TOO head of cattle for the winter,
and are feeding them on the Price
Bane ranch. The stock is being fed
by Robert Gordon. From $3.50 to
So is being paid for hay.
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or more years. On his first visit
there were only As high school stu
dents. Now there are more than 200.
He praised the high school building
highly. Mr.. Soulen is the owner Of
an 8O-acre ranch on the bench, ad-
joining the E. J. Teerink ranch, and
Is greatly interested IN this section.
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The Odd Fellows N6ags Monday
night conferred the second and third
degrees upon candidates and at the
conclusion of the ceremonies partook
of an oyster supper.