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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-11

man who will lose money on these splen
did hogs is the man who fails to buy
some of them. Remember there are
thirty-five per cent less sows bred for
spring litters on the farms today than
there were year ago, which is proof
that now is a good time to invest in
some of these great bred sows and gifts
I have looked over these herds several
times and want to give my, personal
recommendation for the offering. /
want to tell you that it is great in fact
one of the very best that will be sold lin
Iowa this year" s5 M
x ~ I'M
Fred Simmer, of Iowa City, has closed
contract for the renting of the Robert
Brene 100 acre farm near Iowa City for
the coming year at an annual rental OF
$40 per acre. The farm in question re.
Gently sold for $525 per acre.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-11

Sows that eat their pigs ,as a usual
thing have not received enough bone.
building material during pregnancy.
says DR.. G. s. Weaver, State college
extension veterinary specialist for South
Dakota He suggests that now Is the
time to begin feeding the SOW tankage
and minerals and thereby make it I'M
necessary for her to balance her ration
by eating her pigs. The growth of the
unborn pig causes a drain on the moth
.er@that If not takens"care of by. proper
feeding will frequently result in de-
praved appetite. Feed her salt. char
coal and tankage.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-11
SPOTTED POLAND CHINA SOW
BRINGS $22,425

English Lady" a pure Spotted Pol
and China sow. narrowed March 1, 1918
was purchased at public sale by Ell
mer Smith. of Wellman, for $22 ,424. The
and fifty head sold averaged almos
$1,000 per head. Beaula. three. veal
old SOW, was the second highest priced
animal sold, selling at $2,4O0.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-11

George Hilsinger, of Sabula. Iowa, has
just completed dairy house. modern
in every respect, at cost Of $4,000. 1t
is situated Just at the edge Of town and
has 80 acres of land in connection to
furnish pasture for the stock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
FOR
S A L. E

1910 West Seventh street, 10 r., b.,
2p., h.
1888 Walnut street, 9 T., b., p. x h.
2l1 East Twenty-fourth street, r., b.,
p. & h.
COS West Third street, s r. & b.
1927 West Fifth street, s r., b., p. & h.
2l3 Madison street. 6 r. x b.
West Fourth street, one of the best
business corners on the west side.
du Pont street, 100 block, 5 r., b. & p.
ll2l West Third street, T. & b.
SIS South Broome street, s T., b., 2 p. h.
1907 Maryland avenue, 6 r, b. & p.
5l3 West street, Is r. b., h.
1900 Oak street, Z Il, b. x p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
For SALE

1900 block Seventh st.--I0 r, b, p. h. gas
large yard
a05 Frank lin. st.--7 r. b. gas. sewer I'm
mediate pos session. :,
200 block w. Tenth ST. r, b, .. u,
$500. Mort gage $4,000
Business Property-Good corner grocery
business new modern building, doing good
business; nine rooms. large store. not water
heat.
l0l5 w seventh ST. r. b. Possession.
In Al condition.
New square plan homes. Twenty seventh
and West Sts,--G r, b, p, pipeless neatery
gas and electric Immediate possession.
We have plenty Of others in all sections.
FOR RENT
store-Entjre first floor. oio Shipley Sc.
Apartment-7O0 w. Fourth St. second
floor. 6 r, b. D. hot water heat. gas and
I electric Immediate possession.
Dwelling 1900 u St.~~I2 r. b.
Fire Insurance in responsible co mPanies.
We represent The Royal Fire Insurance
Co, The Home Fire Insurance Co, The
National Fire Insurance Co
Insure your furniture now. before 1t Is
too late.
JOHN ]. MONAGHAN
Phone 44s7. 8 81 Orange Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
EOR SALE

Claymont, Del, Myrtle avenue, nine
room dwelling, hot water heat; lot 125x25o.
Barra In.
Penny Hill. Beverly Road. nine-room bun
qaiow, good water, hot water heat, flnc
plan. Possession any time.
Adams street, 1908, nine rooms, bath,
heater. Possession August 25.
Claymont. Philadelphia pike. new store
building. Just the place for druggist and
c. w. WENZING
Real Estate. Insurance.
oi7 Shipley Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-21
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
We have several apartments for rent,
some for immediate possession.
Office. II16 King street, $40 per month.
shop, rear I1Ot w. Fifth street. xl2 per
ponth.
Several stores at Thirteth and Market.
$50 per month.
M, w. VAUGHN
Phone g4S. 9l4 Orange Street
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
Why you
must wash your face
every day

BECAUSE the network of tiny Be SIRE to use Palnohpe
- pores and minute glands, which :,
constitutes what call the skim " ~ IV "0' 1 ~
must be cleansed thoroughly every T9 " IA ~ M
day Otherwise they clog with dirt w " "a noo OD ~ WAC ~
dust and oil secretions Then you covered 00o years ago "
~ L Lo111 - $50 Egypt They produce wonderful
w FF profuse ather, mild and rich
Wash away these poisonous cream
tons every day with the mild
soothing ther Pamove This Massage thus creamy ather lightly
feshen ond allows skin with your hands.
the skin 70 brea+he Then dash the rinSin8
Finish with Palmolve Cold Cream.
Result, clear complexion smooth
complexion fresh rosy Do this thorough cleansing be-
plexon, complexion blooming fore bedtime and will wake
with the beauty Of health abecomina
ydry,app little Palrohve Cold Cream
fore vashin8 sU1uk ( handHe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

Womdn's greatest charm has ever been
blooming, fresh complexion, Glowing
With the beauty of health. And the short
cut 10 obtain it is washing for beauty.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY
Unico sericio de carros Sedan er
IA ciudad. Chauifers que hablan es.
panol. Quota, $3.50 DOT bora
Teisfonos CT. 2l2 = Cr. So.
DOS SolDADoS ASALTANTES DE
UN CHAUFFEUR

Aver c~omparecieron ante Ell Juez de
Paz. Mr.. Ben s. Fisk, dos soldados
e-staciona6oS antiguamente en- Ell aero
dromo de Kelly sobre quienes pesa
tremen6a acusaciGr.
La noche del domingo pr6ximo pasa-
do ocuparon al chauffeuer Ward Ba-
ker para que les con6ujese al aero
dromo de Kelly. Pero en- el canine le
agredieron con una barra de hero
propinandole terribles golpes hasta de-
iarle sin conocimiento. Entonces lie
arrojaron al canine y Siguieron q
bordo del autom6vil de su v!ctima.
El coche no lievaba bastante gaso-
lima ' hubieron de a~bandonarlo cerea
de Pleasanton. Despues Sc dirigieron
a Jourdanton donde fueron aprehendi-
dos por ell sheriff Nc Ada a raiz de
haberse metido a una casa donde pu-
dieron apoderarse de dos trajes de
paisano con que luego Sc cambiaron
los uniformes de soldado que trafan.
Los saIteadores fueron Irafdos a
esta ciudad por 81 Diputado Sheriff
Charles F. Peters Ante ell Juez de Paz
confesaron su delito en- vista de 10
oual eI magistrate les fijo una fianza
por valor de $1,000 en- cada cause.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
uN EsTaFkpoR INGENioso

Los miembros dc las comisiones de
seguridad de San Antonio, Knight Y
Kilday, aprehendieron ayer en- Ia ma
mana q un individuo que dijo tener 81
amos de edad V 4 quien sc comproS'
habfa hecho un pago con I'm cheque
fslso.
Sesun informan los detectives que
practicaron Ia apprehension de refsre7-
cia, Ell individuo Sc present" en- Ia casa
Dornan and Lindsey 4 comprar IN au-
torl6vil y una vez que encontr6 ell G"e
le agradaba 10 trat6 dando como page
in:cial un cheque por valor de $500.
nero cuando IN e~mpueado de Ia casa
fue al banco lie manifestation que anue
lie PERSONA no tenla Gincro alsuno en-
enp6Sito.
FL preso decla-o que 81 no habia
firmado el che1ue pues no sabiend"
escr!bir su nombr3 hubo de r
2 u?a mujer que por veinticincc cen
tavos acedi6 a f:rma-selo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
Els uevado a Buxite Ell REQ
Antonio Resendez

Ell ooder de las autoridades poll
ciacas de San Antonio Sc encuenrra
actuaIneute ei presunto asesino de
Antonio Eesendiz, trabajador msxica-
no u frisaba va en- los ~cincuenta
amos de edad cuando u muerto en-
una fabrica de EuXite, Estado- de Ar
kansas.
FL cirmen ocurio hace va algunos
meses. Fue 2 mediados del mes De
Mario pr6ximo pasado, IA noche ST.
g1iente a IN dfa de page. Resendiz
fue agredido al estar durmiendo. 81
asaltante le aseSt0 tremendoS Soipes
en- Ell craneo Y n vez que lie huoo
nuitado IA vida le despoj6 de cuanto
dinsro tenia en- sus bolsillos. La ira
csdia no fu5 d~escubierta slno haSta
Ia manana siguiente, y pu-
do notarse que n de los trabaJSdo-
res nabia desaparecido misteriosamen-
te.
Las sospechas recayeron natural
mente sobre este individuo, pero las
Observation-Disclosures de Buxite tue
ron impotentes para a~prehenderio.
| Entonces. un hermano del muerto. Am
| brosic Ressndiz. que trabaJaha tam
| bien en- Ia fAbrica donde fue muerto
su hermano. Sc propuso vengar su
muerte y con este prop6sito traoaJo
sin descanso hasta no dar con Ia pis-
"a del asesino que huyendo de las au-
toridades de BuNite vino 4 dar a a
Antonio.
La policfa de este lugar fue avIsada-
| oero Ell mLtador de Resemble logr0 es-
| capar todavia, huyendo Ia semana pa
sa9a hacia Pearsall. Texas. donde pcr
| fin fus aprehendido po- e. Sheriff
! Hugh Aplewhite-
Dos aEentes de ia policia privaaa dc
este lusar ilegaron aver en- Ia manana
do regres, de Pearsali c~ustodtan5o
~ hombre que. segGn Ambrosio Re
sand!z. mat6 a 81 hermano Antonio
haze seis meses. N Buxite. Arkansas.
FL pres1nto asesino permanecera en-
poder de las a~utoridades sanantonia-
mas en- espera de u llegue el She
riff de Buxite, Arkansas, a quien sera
e~ntreCado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
NotQs Locales
SAN ANTONIO UN GRAN CeNiHo
DE ALMAcENAJE

=, ma de nuestras ediciones recieh-
,as tnformamos a nuestros iec'oies
acsrca de- Ia extraordinaria que
as+e 6-ssarrolLando actualmenre ei
~.atarican Trade Bureau" de Ia "a
mara de Concrete de San Antonio,
nara lograr el mejoramiento comerclat
de esIa ciudad.
Mr.. 4. G.. Akeroyd, secretario de IL
dependencia antes menclonaoa Ge :"
Csnara de Concrete sanantorlaid-
celebro el lunes proximo pasaoo uHa
imoortante junta con prominentes CO.
Uncertainties de / l~ccalidad 4 iii de eS-
tudiar las bases mejores para tundar
en- este lugar IN centric de ainlaceha1e'
Actualmente los puertos de Nue'@
York, Nueva Orleans. Galveston y Beau
mont Sc ~encucntran consestronados oe
carga Y de ALI que Ia eSportaclon paia
Mexico Sc retraSe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ST Ia carCa de todoS los puertos NELL
cionados es trafda a este luSar para
enyiarla de aquf directamente al puer
tn de Tampico es i~ndudable que Ell
sera mas rapido Y Ia eN-
portacion mas eTicaz.
a "a 1ulLd CskSUi dAi 80
de Concrete Y n Ia cual venlmoS rem
riendonos en- esta nota aslStieron per-
sonas Que podian opinar autorizada
mente sobre ell particular y desde lue-
go ~Geclararon que Ia idea de fnnd|r
en- San Antonio I'm Centre de Alnace-
maize era magnffica.
Aver tuvimos la oportunidad de en-
trevistar a Mr.. Akeroyd y nos diJo que
los trabajos para lievar a Ia prac-lca
la idea eNpuesta estaban va adeianta-
dfsimoS. La entrante Seruana Ia Ca
mara de Concrete enviara al puerto
!, fe Tampico un Representative que Sc
| nncargue de fundar en- aquel luSaT Ia
| agencia correspondence Y Al mismo
-iempo cue haga las geStiones nece-
| sarias para u los trenes que Sc EN-
,leen en- 81 transporte entire esta Gu
dad Y Tampico. puedan volver con
mercancias de nuestro pals.
Comentando este admirable proyec-
to surge Embellishments Ia considera-
ci6n de que los beneficios para ei CO.
mercio de San Antonio serdn unica-
mente del momento. pueS TUy pronto
loe puertos del Atlantico u actual
mente Sc ~encuentran congeStinados de
carea Sc pondran al covriente ) ei
nroblema del transporte maritime que
dara resuelto. pero mientraS taato
San Antonio ganara mucho comercial-
mente Y este es el fin principal aue
nersirue 81 Mexican Trade Bureau"
Segnn nos manifesto Su director. Mr..
A. C. Aheroy6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
LA APPREHENSION DE UN
ESTAFADOR

En- I'm centrico hotel fue aver apre-
hendido por los detectives Ruhnke y
Proufoot, TN individuo a quien las au-
toridades poIiciacaS de Ia vecina po-
blaci6n de Fort Worth buscaban por
Ell delito de estafa.
Sc espera para hoy Ell arribo de I'm
agente de Fort Worth que Sc e~ncarGara
de custodian al preso hasta aquel lu-
gar donde sera juZgado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
MAGNIFiCO PARA Ell Y SU
ESpncA

Hurley L. Watkins, de 230s Lytle
ST., Louisville. KY. nos dice 10 81
g~uiente: "Encontre que Ell Compues
to de Mel Y Alouitran de Foley. era
10 que necesitabamos 20 y mi espo-
a para los resfrios." Esta famosa
medicine es igualmente buena para
los ninos, como para los adultos. Ali
via las toses, resfrios Group, toses
bronquiales, y calma la comezon de
Ia gargsnta q provoca las toses noe
turnas. No contiene opio nj drogns
que former habitos. Immediate en-
u resultados. De venta en- todas
las d~roguerias. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
-
HCIMIENTOS

Tn nino de Ricardo Moreno y Ra-
faela Soto de Moreno.
Tn niho. de Damaso CaiTillo J Ma
riana S4enz de Calvillo.
Una Mia de Jesus Jaime y Adela
Hernandez de Jaime.
Un nino de Gomez Gonzalez y Rosa
Morales de Gonzalez.
Una nina de Aurelio Gomez Y An
gela Dfaz de Gomez.
Un nino de Alexandra Cortes y Mau-
ricia Rodriguez de Cortes.
Una nina de Gorgonio Moran = Jo-
sefa Alarc6n de Moron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
PASAPoRTES AMERICANoS
PAR AMEXlCO

Geo tinker para II ciudad de Ne
xico.
Para el puerto de Tampico, las ST.
guientes personas:-Chas Benjamin
Bonner; Wiley E. Foester; j. X. Be
Try y esposa; J. A G%rauann: Thos q.
Carl: Vicente s. Cara: Louis L. Arms
trong: Pay Couchtfield; Anna Laura
Riley Miss Noemf Sharpe. Weldon
Davis, E. J. Heurmanr Y Jeff c. Pier
son.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02

Sara Esquivel. a Ia edad de % amos.
Moves Villegas, a Ia edad 65 amos.
Ezequiel Rodriguez, a Ia edad de IS
ano
Margarita Garcia de DiaZ, a Ia edad
de % amos.
Una nina de Ramon NJ. PedroZa Y
sonora Conception Pedroza.
Tn nino de Jose Roca y Conception
Mayncz &c Roca.
Tn nino de Federico Rodriguez y
Maria Lujan de Rodriguez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Pror6stico que rinde para hoy Ell
Observatorio Meteorological de San
Antonio:- Atm6sfera despeiada y una
temperature ~ligeramente mas calida
que Ia de aver, cuyo maximum fluc-
tuara entire los 50 Y los Sc grades. Ii
geros vientos del SCroeste variando ha-
cha 81 Sur.
La temperature de aver fluctu6 en-
ire los 80 : los 50 grades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
FL NUEVO SECRETARlO GERENTE
DE IA CAMARA DE COMERClO

c. &. Yandell. q secretario ge-
rente de Ia Camara de Concrete de
San Antonio, lego antenoche a esta
ciudad, procedente de Ia de Dallas. y
hoy tomara possession del puesto para
el cual fue ~designado por ell Comite
Directive de la institution de referen-
cia, cuyos miembros lie ogrecieron AM
che una reception en- ell salon rosa del
hotel Gunter.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
CUATRO TAHURES APREHEN-
DIDOS

Los detectives Proudfoot y Ruhnke
descubrieron a~ntenoche, a horas va a"
vanzadas, un garlic instaiado en- un
eNpendio de refrescos dc Ia avenida
New Braunfels. Cuatr0 individuoS Sc
encontrahan ALI ~empenados en- un par
lido de poker = los cuatro fueron
a~prehendidos Y consignados a las au-
~toridades policiacas que les internaron
en- IL carcel de la ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
POR LOS HOTELES

Llegaron aver a esta ciudad proce-
denies de Ia de Monterrey, y. L., Ell
senior y. NJ. Galan y su sonora madre
con quien Sc hospeda en- el hotel st.
Anthony
En- el hotel Gunter Sc hospeda 81 Sc
nor VI. de Gonzalez, procedente de Ia
ciudad de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
AUTO LIVERY

Ell 6nico sitio mrxicano de AUTOMOBILES
m IA ciudad. Wales desde soc. Carros a
eropoSiro y a p-ccivs razonables para BPu-
e.os, m~at-imor;os y funeraleS. Charftcun
&c Union. So. 90 por bora.
100 Galan St
Telefonos Crockett 9ae y 7o4.
LEON A. MARTINEZ. Prop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
DEFUNClON

4 los so afos de edad fallecih an
tier en- esta ciudad. Ell Sr. Nicolas Pc
rez, cuyos funera!es Sc verificaron
aver habiendo sido sepultado ell cada-
yer en- 81 Pante6n de San Fernando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
REGISTRO CIVIL
MATRIMONiOS

Primo I. Amanda = BeatriZ Jimenez.
Melchor II. Maldonado y Aurora
James Hugo ? Consuelo Castella-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
SANToRAL

Saba6o 2.-Los Santos Angeles Gus
todios- Santos LeodeSaEo ooispo =
Geriao Nartires.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-02
SOLfCITA CARTA DE CIUDAOA-
MIA AMERICANA

Silvestre v&zoutz, de 10 amos de
e1ad. Originate d. IL clIdad de Sal
tno. Coahuila. so:te"o y mIsico de
DroieSi6n.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
MONTOUR

Mr. ard Mrs Dale benton and " Ills
Denton, who have been at Smiths Fer
ny all summer, are se-e visiting their
parents.
Mrs Bessie Smith went 70 Hose
shoe Bend TO make hcI home inaef
nitely.
Mrs w. H. Day and children are
spending few days in Emmett at
the Solskov home.
The Gem County Teacher conyen-
ton was well attendeI and the pro-
gram was enjoyed by many Of the
Aontour people
Miss Odelle, who has been spend
ing the summer In Emmett with rel
atives, is visiting this week at Hon.
tour Heights.
The Emmett schoJl trustees missed
- royal feed by not attending The
meeting held Ut this pace Friday A.
ternoon. The superintendent and Mr..
Talley were the only ones present
from other districts.
Mr.. and Mrs Reese Porter returned
to their home in Osborne, Kans-, We'd
nesday of last week We enjoyed
their visit very mucn and were sorry
b see them leave
Mrs Rhodes, who vas seriously i'll
last week, is very much iIrproved at
this writing. Mrs. ILodes was a VIC
tim of the flu when i. first made its
appearance and has Deen suffering
ever since, being compelled to walk
with clutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clifford visited
with the Vaughns i few days last
week. Warren Clifford rent with
them when they returned TO San-hs
Ferry.
Mrs Arthur Clifford ard children
and Mrs Flemming have been visit
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs Malm-
strom. Mrs. Clifford i.ves at Smiths
Ferry and Mrs. F.emmirg lives az
Eagle.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

while to ask Governor Cox who will
compose his candidate
. q ..
When We find young couple try
ing to kscp secret the issuance OF =
marriage license, we wonder which
one is ashamed Of the match.
Two Of the four reasons for short
skirts are silk stockings.
When air passenger service re-
cones general, where will one wal
wnea h mas to change cars in the
middle Of the nigh. and the otn"-
train is late?
The prize for brevity has been
awarded to the section foreman who
composed this telegram: "hc. 6
didn't whistle. Please send out an
other handcar."
Those who build their modern horeS
with dinky little hoods over the front
dor, nIs.ead of = fine front porch.
evidently have no idea Of running for
president.
We can feel q broad and bui2ing
sympathy for those who disagree with
ms in religion, but something ought
to be done to the obstinate rascals
who won't believe in our politics.
If the Chicago grand jury will work
rs hard to convict the gamblers in
the wheat pit rs they have to unearth
the baseball crookedness, they will
render the people real service
z z z
A Rome, N. Y, citizen swore of
chewing tobacco on his 91st birthday.
He read somewhere that the use of
tobacco shortens life and he doesn't
propose to take any chances
z z e
"Crop failures?" asked Old Bill
Mis-, .iyens. yes, I've seen few in
my days. In 1854 the corn crop in
Iowa was almost nothing. We cooked
some for dinner, and my father ate
IA acres of corn at one meal"
A man recently shot at a chicken
and the bullet struck his wife IN the
calf of the leg. We have always he'd
that too broad use of the word chick
en- was demoralizing.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
HORSESHOE BEND

Ole Hansen died at Boise hospItal
Wednesday, the 18th He was tAker
for an operation for bowe. trouble
and d;ed shortly after the operation
lie was II years aid and is survived
oy his wife and six Children: Mrs.
sLs ridan Woods, Mrs. Conki:r Woods,
Nfs- Clayton Woods, Henry Edward
and Seymour Hansen The body was
brought from Boise and funeral ser
vices held Friday aftern on. MIR.
Hansen hal lived here for j number
of years ard was friend &c ali. The
family have the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
3 Through an oversight we failed to
mentioa tie arrival of sou to Mr.
and Mrs. JOIN Jensen. The little one
has been named Jack.
Marin Olsen and Sllas Smidt are
in Boise This week making final proof
on their hcmesteads
The Hansen sawni', has disposed
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21

paf dare for moment that the United States
and Latin America safe against such dangerA
knowledge of such possibilities that inevitably evolving
doctrine belonging much
to the United States With the Monroe doctrine
mora alive declaration 1929 the European
forcing all America spite of the critics OF the doctrine It's
ornaments and tradu In its friends and In spite
America wants not to nail Its standard 70 the
doctrine and principle OF international a ven
as national integrity and defense
This should salvation the governments and
peoples viii stand with all their moral and Physa
all their for the sovereignty OF the United states
European Aatlc foe as quickly As tn
United States viii and sovereignty OF ali
republics if they shall be assaulted oy an enemy
from beyond OIL western
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
TALES OF TOWN
TEST OF A MAN

The test Of . man is the fight he
makes.
The grit that he daily shows;
The way he stands on his feet and
takes
Fate's numerous bumps and blows:
A coward can smile when there's
naught to fear,
When nothing his progress bars, !.
But it takes man to stand up and
cheer
While some other fellow stars.
1t isn't the victor after all,
But the fight that = brother makes.
The man who driven against the wall,
Still stand up erect and takes
The blows of fate with his head held
high,
Bleeding and bruised and pale,
Is the man who'll win in the by and
by,
For ne isn't afraid 10 fail
It's the bumps you get, and the 1oi-s
you get,
And the shocks that your courage
stands,
The hours of SORROW and vain regret,
The prize that escapes your hands,
That test your mettle and prove your
worth;
1t isn't the blows you deal, :.
But the blows you take on the gooc
old earth
That shows if your stun is real
Economy" we heard man sa.', IS
a way of spending money without
getting any fun out of it.
e z z
A newly married couple looks Ike
a pair of new shoes feel
Instead of choosing between two
evils the average man takes both
The candy makers have MT yet
discovered ii at sugar is on tie to15f
gan.
1t would really seem that ever So
mary ball players have bean spoiled
by prosperity.
Those paper suits you read about
must be fine in dry weather. But
suppose you are caught in rain?
Oh, boyl
A curious feature Of the campaign
is how few people think it worth
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
rake MIyes surnames.

In some parts Of Scotland the nsfl-
ermen very frequently call themselves
by their wives surDames- Thus James
Smith marries Mary Green He calls
himself. even in business affairs.
flames Smith Green"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-21
Source Of Anecdo.e.

The word anecdote Is derived from
three Greek words meaning mot given
out In other words an anecdote
meant something not to be told. In
stead Of the opposite meaning now
current