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The Irish standard., 1920-04-03

ring to the Covenant Of the League
OF Nations, Senator from Nebraska
Declares No Man Who Believes Ia
the Declaration Of independence Can
Turn Deaf Ear to ireland's Appeal.
tricolor of the Irish Republic en-
twined with the Stars and Stripes, Ul-
ster, Connaught, Leinster and Mum
ster we're as one st. Patrick's night,
when 1000 Irish of Washington gath
cred at the monster meeting of the
United Irish Societies of the District
of Columbia at Liberty Hut to cele.
brate the birthday of St. Patrick, the
patron saint of the Emerald Isle.
In a stirring patriotic speech, advo-
eating the recognition of the new Irish
Republic by the United States Govern.
ment, Senator George w. Norris OF
Nebraska tore the Covenant of the
League of Nations to shreds and when
he shouted: There Is only one
amendment to be added to this un-
American instrument, and that is
strike out the whole damn thing" the
audience rose en- masse and cheered
continuously for six minutes.
No Deaf Ear Can Be Turned.
Senator Norris said that no man.
Protestant or Catholic. who believed
in the Declaration of independence
could turn a deaf ear to Ireland's
appeal. x am Protestant" he cried
but I'd be ashamed Of my Protestant
religion II I refused to give those Of
The Irish standard., 1920-04-03
MURDER THRILLS THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS.

A special cable to the New York
World" dated London, March %, said:
There was another remarkable anti
Irish outburst in the House of Com
mons today when reference was made
to the conflict between troops and the
people which has plunged Dublin into
mourning.
The Irish standard., 1920-04-03

age are apt to >ooh with suspicion and
distrust on new and untried adven-
lures.
Many changes occur in the bosom OF
this venerable body in such q brief
period as twelve months, since .
priest is generally we'll advanced in
years when raised to the purple. A
list Of the senior cardinals will be Of
interest, with their age and number OF
years in the Sacred College:
Cardinal de Cabrieres, France. 80 8
Cardinal Gibbons, Baltimore. .S6 %
Cardinal v. Vannutelli, dean of
Sacred College .............83 80
Cardinal Cagliero, Salesian,
uOm0
Cardinal Netto (Franciscan),
fOrtugal "a
Cardinal Prico, Naples ........S6 %
Cardinal Logue, Ireland .......80 26
Cardinal Begin, Canada .......79 8
Despite their years, all the vener-
able men still ill their posts with all
the clear-headedness and skill Of q
dozen years ago. The archbishop Of
Naples alone yields somewhat to
Father Time.
The age and number of years of
some of the other princes of the
Church who are very much in the
worlds eyes are:
Cardinal O'Connell, Boston. SO 9
Cardinal Mercier, Belgium ...68 IL
Cardinal Gasparri, secretary Of
state .................... IL
Cardinal Bourne, Westminster. IS s
Cardinal Van Rossum, Rome. .65 3
Cardinal Gasquet .............73 +
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
sTRAWs IN THE WIND IN
.DEATE ELECTION RESULTS
Rexall Poll Points Strongly To
Election Of ---aroing; 500
Stores Over Country
Give Results OF Poll

If the straw vote sent in from the
SOC Rexzn stores scaliere over tAe
tinted States means awning. inci-
catious point strongly 10 ihe elec .inA
~ Harding. II IS noR scnseded bs
the best political ~guesse $ thar the
national house 81 Representatives VIII
be Republican, bus The lated Sitaes
senate is somewhat in doubt IS 10
Its coming political complexion Tie
following vote as shown sa The show
window Of Gray's RexaiI Dag Store.
does not include the staies 81 fAe
solia south states a Arx aasAs. Geor.
but which viii not pc se.ncient 10
change ths result unless some an.
lookedtor aSheavel Aa. 2ers
adding TO the foliow'n aDte the
sold south states 0. Arkaa Ass GeoGr
gla. Kentucky Mississisr,. North
Carolina. South Carolina tennessee.
Texas. and ivrsinia. uhiaa Will 10 for
Cox. The total vote stands Harding.
5.2 .Cse. Cox, s46.ls-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

costly china and cutlery arc = linen
tablecloth. and fine glasAwAre-tor
waier-and yon swing 81 ss.a porch IN
comfortable hammock. with down
pillows. and see wscSey table on
which yon find AZ esecsre Iaasp and
box az cigars ana y9a can trace
Risl from sanap to beos - and sou
viii find that BIN, Ike al sae rest Of
the fellows. i linked up ~tia TIE best
there ii ~ Mfa saa he's ~ damned
fool
TAX for a minute wish =. ? Ma
chold Of EsssAurg an 4sssn blyaAn.
and couaec-ed with tAe anrAern Kew
York Mslk association lie VIII tell
yoa that about iaree mYlioc dollars
worth 81 nsik is manafa AFea yearly
n ihe TERRITORY between fe.sski and
Waterfowl. Of This m.illr dollars
worth u manufactured lsy shc Rose
mary creamery al Adams The Ban
merits have q large planl ! ANTWERP
ana there are Large pisnis ~ Pulaski
Mexico Palermo and Fulton The
Chocolate works 81 astoa fust ae as.
large as any of shese Industries
The sec,lon between salass and
WaieroRn is specially sAfNea ia iss
average rainfall This IS enc q the
arsusnents that the salssor River
Power company usad n selling Tie
bonds for she erecsion q ifeis poeer
plant. located within fea mites a
RNhland station u ms faa sold
bonds Il surely ought 10 .eli adser
,islng.
Prosperity IT'S in ths SOIL Men.
real meae They're Of The srl ~ ron
knew them You'd RATHER ID business
NTH Bill ard Coarse ara Seamars
ard the rest os the fellows RS have
a hearty handshake. p-sler azure
citation of What happiness aeans. and
ne ability as Rell a. iae cesire 70
lead full American lirss ihan you
would any other type of m.a on earsh
you WON'T find ihr4 aii d New York
state They ~ ia Ohi8 indiana in
Texas In Nebraska lA5oa. Toe length
d Tie land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
SIC TRANSIT GLORIA
MUNDI


Announcement = made 'ha' 'l'e
nal1ieship Massachusetts y ie 'e
ased as target ior eoas1 A'lns
and mor'arS
Thirty wears ago this vessel WAS
the pride Of the American navy
today She is so hopeleSslv aniiqu-
atei that she viii be ha'iercS %
lsle~es 10 tesf ihe power oi me
eeasl aeferse runs The MaSSa-
eiasslt~ 3e Oregon and the ln-
diana were sister ships and AN
hcHae famous The MasSachn-
s'ttS cost over three mililon DOT
lars an dAcr speed WAS lp2i
Knots She displaced lp.>lu tons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

be foand therein. than ksgssing. and
the vnice % sneleay.
Hearksn anso me ny peoele: and
give ear unto me. o ny ration: Oar 4
lAS shall proceed from nee. and viii
make my judgment % ret Tor a light
OF ihe peogse.
Ay righteousness Is ness. my saliva.
t'oa : some forth and mine arn,s
sAali Judge the people. the isles shan
waH upon me and On mshe asns sha,g
they Ernss-
A'f' ~ your eyes to ne heavens
and lcoa upon TIE earth taaeash fa~
ne AsaFens shall sanssa auay liks
s'a'oAe' and the earth sha1l wax Old
NNe Z garment. and they ia, dme,,
iAeTein shall aie in IKE manner ~,
ns salvation shall be- fore er ana INV
"a 'Asa'eoasuess shall not ia sbolsshAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
HERE'S THE TRUTH
ABOUT COAL

ilouseholaers anxious to ob-
tam accurate information shout
the coal situation are advised Ia
take their choice 81 the following
information fnrnishea ht men
WHO presumably know whai they
arr talking abont
City fael dealers declare that
anthracite coal for household use
during the coming winter VIII
sell at from ST "a SIS per ton
aud that il will be scarce.
The executive officer Of a
Wholesale dealers organization
aEs that coal is plentiful and
thar prices wlll fall
Mine operators claim that the
shortage of railrpMi ears Is ham
Rering production
Railroad officials maintain that
empty coal cars are plentiful
everywhere hnf. due io 4 short
ase of labor, production has mot
been heavy enough to load az the
ears placed at the mines.
fne stale fuel commission SAYS
fanicky conditions are nnwar-
ransea thar production j. normal.
that there is no car shortage and
that dishonest dealers are pre-
pairing 1o profi1eer ~ charging
pxorhifant prices
If after digesting these state
nents. the buyer Of coal can
reconcile the highly contradictory
opinions sci forth. he VIII have
the proud satisfaction Of know
INC that hc Thoroughly nnder-
stands ihe situation II it is still
a mystery 10 him he need feel no
embarrassment for many persons
lonr ago came to the conclusion
thai she truth about the coun-
TVS coal supply is hopeleSsly
sbSenred by propaganda
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
First Published in Daily Lei
October ~, 1920
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

First Published in Daily Leader
October l5. 1920
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids wiii be received at the office OF
the County Clerk Of Logan Coun's.
State of Oklahoma. up until nine
O'Clock A. M. Friday. the 18th day
oI October. 1920, for the furnishings
c. material and rae building Of he
sah aud sapersiructures. according
to plans and specifications on file
lea tue office OF The County Clerk OF
Logan C0un;y for the following
bridges
Concrete Arch between Section six.
teen fi6l and Seventeen tlIl. Toxin
ship sixteen s01 North of Range
Two "a, West
Ten foot " six FOOT cnlyert be-
tween Sections Fourteen llil and
Twenty Three 1881. Township Seven.
icen gl79 North 81 Range One tll
West
Eight foot by six foot calvert be
tween. Sections Fifteen tla) and SIX
teen lls4, Township Eighteen tlS'
Nogta OF Range Two ~ West
Ten foot by Eight foot eulvert be
tween sections Thirteen (l3l and
Twenty Four l2sl. Township Seven
teen tl7) NaTth OF Range one til
West.
Four foot b. four foot calvert oe
tween Sections Fifteen tlSl and Six
teen llsl. Township Nineteen tls
Nortn of Rang two I'D West
Of Range Tow "a West
Bids VIII hr lvuvls ed for all " the
superstrucsures and all of the cub
structures in one hump sum.
No bids VIII be considered. unless
accompanied by a certified cnecx
amounting 10 ten percent Of ia
amount of The bid. Check of sue
cessful bidder will lhe reainad
until proper bond has been entered
into FOR the completion Of rne work.
Twenty percent OF the contract
price viii be retained BY the County
until the work is accepted by the
Board Of County Commissioners.
la awarding the contract, pre.a-
renee will be given party having
ample shop facilities. proper expert
ence. and ability to handle the work.
The Board reserves the right TO re-
ices any and all bids.
EMIL l. HIRSCHI
Chairman Of Board of County Com
Logan County. Oklahoma.
tSEALl
r. A. Esius,
County Clerk. -
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SECTIONS OF AMERICA
WHERE DOLLARS GROW
IN THE RoApMays
sronnna.eu srcm l'age -

Yoa see all os this prodact Is sold
This money goes into the rockets q
the men and nonaen who isodace y.
and they are al IL the uaaFset for The
best ot manufactured gocis thai char
sctcrs1e American flae
1t viii take Saoe0 cs-s - handle
the produce 10 ae shipped ihia season
| on me I1ake shore railroad between
Nsaeara Fails And Osnesa. T. is hard
to visualize 81 q this from the CON
slderstior 81 cold fisnres. cne should
actually see this wuudrrt y country
where dollars groR in ihs roadwAys.
These men and many ciasrs Ike
them vii give the averAsn uAnntAt.
tnrer something to think 'toat They
win show hin fer iasia-ce thar i
takes 1906 cars is sAio The - s
oS0 crates Of leftuce sra~i osNeso
county: that i takes l.saa cars io
carry the 1000 Goa hnshe 81 potatoes
500 cars to carry the peAvs. 300 cars
10 carry the apples. $50 sars 70 iraas,
port the onions and so "a 5 % shiF
the celery. Then yoa mishi IKE io
see a few Strawberries Take 8 glance
at 80 carloads ot ihe finest in ihe
world. those Of North Serbia
After that they vsli ,rot son over to
say Hello. BtlT to MI william Roe
agricultural agent Of jefferson counly
Roe VIII grin and put dowa fez'
fac1s on the back az au envelope thai
spell words 10 ;Ae man wlo thinks
and nothing 10 the man win 8 one
cylinder mind. He'll pai ft!s down as
sample:
Acreage-0ats. 10000; average. e
bushels TO the acre
Acreage - Corn sso99 S.prux'-
masely II tons io the acre as i IS
mostly silage
Acreage-Hay. 2oaooo: average j
IL tons 10 the acre
Acreage-Beaus, averase, le 70
Is bushels TO the acre.
MIX production. 1919. s<1ooeo
|pounds.
BIZ win put this nndsr srur nose
and then he'll grin again Fsrn chap
Yes. Has a car. wears fne linen
shirts, sound shoes Isle ard SILK
hosiery. honest 10 eodness felt hat
light sumner wollen saat Aoa can
not sell gold bricks 10 Bil he wants
materials that are Of the ltsi things
that viii wear and look vel He
knows what it is 10 gire ioo per cent
value. and he wants hunarca per cen
goods. When you hear Bil's talking
machine. .oa hear a good one; yon
hear un TO date records; when you
eas at BilTs table yoa sea neat and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

exclusive line Of samples. prlnsed
Or engraved Order early and IS
sure Of delivery Rememser -.
Specialize III fine printing our linz
q weddine aud society samples i
up'io-date and type faces new ssa
modern.
cALKlNs PRINTING co
FIRST Door South q Fashion shon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

This remedy is intended espeslally
'3r coughs. colds. Group and whaop
ing cough. From small beginning I,s
sale and use has extended 10 all PARIS
OF the tinted States and to many
tort 'gn Countries. This alone is en-
2ugh TO convince one that i. = 3
medicine Of more fhsn ordinar~ nsr
4 Give il a srar and you will nno
ihis 70 . Tie case.
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A. Agreeable Surprise.

~Ahon, three wears ago when J was
snne-sas frcra a severe cold on my
lungs ana roughad most Of the tire
risht ard day. ] tried a bottle Of
rhamherlain's Cough Remedy ana
was snrpFised al the prompiness We
which il gave me relief" writes ArA
lanes Brown Clark Mills y. y.
Many another has been surprised an
aleased with the Rromps relief afforf'
d By his remedy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

10 Fortify the System Against crlp
Take GROVES l.. r 9 tablets LAX
atiye Bromo Quinine tablets which
aestrov germs set as 2 Tonic snd
Laxative. and thus prevent Caas
Grip and Influenza. Ask for GROVE :
L r. q tablets Look for T. W
GROVES signature on Bax 3ec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

During her fifty years service ss
cook in the Home for Aged Of the
Little Sisters Of The Poor. in New
York City. Sister stherine has pre-
pared more than looco.ooc meals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23

Carrier boys have no reeeip. books
Dc not pay then fnr Leader sob
sfriptiors
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Pollard 81


The Girl in the Web" Mystery
Drama Six Reels 10 YOU remember
Blanche Sweet in ~Help wsnies
Male7 If SO you viii want 10 see
|her in this one. wane this is not
, comedy 1. is the sort Of picture
fn which Miss Sweet excells.
The sympathetic role which falls
10 the lots Ct Miss Sweet is moIs
Than ordinary interesting, and lhf
unpleasant complications which arse
through the sreachery Of Others keel
|one faiiy interested in ne film nniii
is finish. The romantic passags Ar
Prettily played. and there Is a novel
twist al the finish q The film.
s.o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-23
FOLEY KIDNEY Pills


cs,sier boys denrsr qa2ers 10 sus-
Sfsbers. they do not sell them
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ioDy SURROUNDED sy
GUY SOFNOUND DtD BY
BEAUTIES IN PICTURE
Famous Artists Nocei Gives Reailst
ie Touch 10 Sensational Studio
Scene

Feminine loreliness in ali lis form
nsrks tie latest Lev Cody picture
foccasioa4lly Yours & Robertson
|Foie super-speciai which opens Al the
Pollard theatre on Sunday for 3 ran
Ff one day- Leave it 10 lie champion
|ore-maker Of rae screen 10 surround
fimself with a bery q beauties.
Mr.. Cody knew what re was doire
Fhea he chose charming Betty
blythe 10 pay opposite him as TIE
fmoncus and vivacions widow He
Fss entirely awake Ehen Ae selected
Pc dsrk-eyed. lovely Southern cherub
Elinor Fair. as one Of those be IS
falied upon 10 kiss.
No studio scene was ever COMPLETE
Fi'hont the group Of artist models
Fho fi7d life is nos worth xhiis
Fhere clothes are concerned. The
Ftndio scene : Occasionally your
Is complete YTozne GanaAlle. the
|amous artists model helps make i
Txo Reel slzpstick Comedy.
~The Decorator with Jimmy A.
very
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Also

~The Jarisors Wlfes Temptation
Two Reel Slapstick Comedy.
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Grand TataI 8ss.s2s
Combined ELECTORAL Vote.

NoIk-ees e.ecior.al sat,- are re-
quire4 u fleci
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-04-22
NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
y IN IAAex's CeFresDeaAenfs

several days ago and il spending TIKI
week At home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiles and children are
moving from the former Reynolds
ranch 10 Boise.
The annual school meeting in Dis
trict No. I was held Monday. Mrs.
Guthrie was reelected trustee. A
$500 special tax was voted unani-
mously and many expressions Of com
mendation we're heard for tho excell-
snt school work we have had this
winter.
Mira. Spaulding and Mrs. Carter
were callers ut the Jack Norwood
home Monday afternoon.
Little friends Of the Spoor children
who have been visiting them for the
past week returned Monday TO their
home in New Plymouth.
Mrs. w. T. Brownfield, who has
been In Boise hospital for severa'
weeks, WAS expected home this week.
We hope for her rapid recovery.
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BRAMWELL

Mrs. Will Burns came home from
New Plymouth Sunday. but returned
again on Wednesday. Mrs. Groat is
in quite q serious condition, but it is
hoped that she will soon be restored
to her former health.
The attendance at the annual school
meeting Monday was small, John Cline
was elected as the new member of the
board Of trustees.
Willis Skin and family, Kirk Lam
ders and wife spent Sunday at the
Chauncey Payne home.
Merit Jackson is spraying his apple
orchard this week between winds.
Walter Brown and lee Wheeler
with their wives were Sunday visitors
at the Wells home.
A fine baby boy arrived at the Ell
mer Rose home Tuesday night. DR.
was in attendance. This
makes them nice family of eight
children.
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To Increase Capacity

The official board Of the Methodist
church Of Emmett in special session
passed the following resolution: ERE
solved that we do enter the Inter
Church World Drive with the deter
mination to complete and equip our
church and build parsonage" This
is to provide for the long felt need
Of this church, which need is especially
emphasized at this time when in
creased interest, membership and at
has so overtaxed the capacity
of the building as to make it impos-
sihle to care for her people properly.
This project is expected to provide
facilities, not only for Sunday school
and church privileges, but also for
reading room, rest room and recrsa-
tional activities. This statement il to
bring 10 the pubic the action Of this
church and it, plans, and any one d.
string TO assist this project may do
no by designating the fact when 90
licited by the, Inter- Church World
Drive Committee, April 20 to May 2.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. |. n. Smith ans
Gladys and Mr. snd Mrs. L. G. Jordar
and daughter motorsd 70 Bull Gatur'
day. They were expected home Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos Stone and child
Ssn spent Sunday 1t the Dick Grayes
homo 1t New Plymouth.
Mrs. Marvin Albert returned TO
her home At Payttts Friday after
spending several days with her par
enGa. Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Head.
Mrs. v. T. Craig, Mrs. John Quinn
and Mrs H. T Davis were callers Of
Mrs Walter Craig Friday afternoon.
Miss Mile Howard came over from
Caldwell Saturday to spend Sunday
with her mother and brothers.
Mrs. Ward Fuller and son and Mrs
Thos. Stone and daughter called at
the Battan home Tuesday afternoon.
Those who called At the Robert and
Ben Howard and Edible Hylton homes
Sunday were Ed Morehouse and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivil Hawkins, w. II.
Sialsr and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Walters and child
rem and Mr.. and Mr.. Bison and
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordon. who are work
Ing 1t the Andy Little ranch. had the
misfortune to lose their Chevrolet car
by fire last Thursday evening while
on their way 10 Emmett.
Robert Howard returned home from
Smiths Prairie Saturday.
Frank Soran arrived Wednesday
from Oakland, Calf, to visit at the
John Soran home for = while.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Hin and Loreine
Brushweod spent Thursday at Jett
Hill's bachelor quarters.
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LETHA

Mr.. Chidister visited our school
Thursday.
Mrs. Ewing and George went To
Fruitland Saturday to see Mrs. Haines
again before her departure for her
home in Portland.
Mrs. d. f. Bott made a trip TO
Emmett Monday.
Mr.. Battan visited school Friday
morning and Mrs. Wilson in the af-
ternoon.
Monday the annual school election
was held. resulting in the election Of
X. X. Miles as trustee for three years.
Following the annual election the bond
election was held. The bonds failed
to carry. Various reasons are given
for the failure.
The Crane Creek Sheep Co., are
shipping out part Of \ car of sheep
pclts. They 20 to Nampa.
Rev. Lathrop, with other workers
from Boise, held u meeting at the
Baptist church Wednesday noon to
discuss the Inter-Church World
Movement. The ladies served lunch.
Geo. Ewing called on Henry Riggs
Friday.
Dave Crawford and family visited
with the d. f., Ed Bott and Henderson
families. They had been down to the
drainage work
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In IND on November 70. Samuel
HayneA. mulatto. was licensed Ia
preach. He was TIE nrst negro
clergyman In the GATED Statoa.
Haynes was born 1t West Hartford,
Conn. In 175A 40 served a. q sol
der In the revolution. and after the
war became 4 servant In the house Of
the Rev. Daniel FeFrand. q Congre-
gsftonal minister at Granville. Cpun.
D~-tor Ferrand taught Haynes Latin
and Greek and helped him to study
TOR the ministry. In 1785 he was for
maiiy rriained 4 Congregational min
istes at Litchncid Conn.,. and shortly
after was assigned to the parish Of
Torrington. He resigned AFTER two
years on account of the prejudice Of
his Pensioners. He was called Inn
mediately to u church ut Rutland. VT.
where he preached for 10 years.
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HANNA

F. 3. Blaser went to Boise Thurs
day Of last week where he entered a
hospital for treatment. An operation
vas performed the following day and
bis family received very favorable re-
ports Of his condition.
Tho Alsop family recently moved
from our neighborhood and Merrill
Hull and family are occupying the
house they vacated.
). !. Carter camo over from Parma
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The Ladies Of the G. A. R. win meet
Friday evening At 8 o'clock at w. J.
Easton's store.
Call fer Bid.

Sealed BIDS win be received by the
City Council At the office of the City
Clerk of the City Of Emmett, County
Of Gem, State of Idaho, for sprinkling
Of the streets Of Sprinkling Dist. No.
/, 2, and 8, for 1920. Man. team and
wagon will be required Of bidder.
All bids must be submitted not later
than the 29th Of April, 1920, at IL
o'clock noon of said day
The council reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
/. D. NJ. STOKESBERY, Clerk
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Mr.. Cheney, brother-in-law Of Mr..
Leichty and Mr.. Hallowell, unloaded a
car Of household goods here yesterday
and will live in the Bramwell district
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins and family
visited relatives here Sunday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-04-22
card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the friends for
their sympathy and assistance in our
sad bereavement and for the many
beautiful flowers--A. J. Sullivan and
family.