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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-12
FocHs JolIs BRITISH
Appeal inspires British Army to
Success.
Tells Thsm They 4'vanqvishsd Napsls-
+ on; Why Not the Lovtly
0ermansfy

Pasfa--An appeal to the Britiah SOL
den dictated by the then General
Foch. asking them to remember their
fore1Athersl victory. over Napoleon, In
splsed them to attack the Germans and
recover the ground they had lost be-
fore the gas wave at the second bat
tie OF Ypres, writes Colonel Feyler In
the Journal de Geneve.
Before the asphyxiating gas both
British and French had been obliged
to give grOund., The then General
Foch intended to recover the former
positions at all COSTS according to
Colonel Feyler. He asked Gen. Sir
John French to cooperate with him.
Impossible" replied French; my men
are ready to hold here, but / do not
feel that l can demand Of them, In
their present condition further sacri-
fices in attacking"
Foch expressed surprise: Their
morale IL low" he said why don't
you launch 4 proclAMationf Some
thiac Ike this: British soldiers. for
ward. You who have vanQuished the
great, Napoleon. shall It come to pass
that you win permit the lowly Ger
man to drive you from your positions
and retain .themr
.How Il thatr' asked French, great
u interested. "Pleass repeat IT." And
At ~. dieeatioa Of Toch. Freneh wrote
oct he proclamation. which was CIV.
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Notice to Jersey Breeders.

will accommodate those who re-
sire to breed cattle to my young bull
who have good healthy cows. Services
fee is $500 cash. No cows will be
bred or allowed to come through the
gate without the cash fee. Rsturn
privileges will be granted until cows
are with calf. All cows applying Tor
service must be healthy and free from
any contagious disease from herd
FRED H. SHERWOOD
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EMMETT NEWS


Call for Folgsr's Golden Gate Cot
he IT Rsnly'A-
John Potter came In from New Ply
mouth yesterday
Ike Womaek went TO Paystte thu
first Of the week to visit his daughtel
who lives there.
FOR SALE-Four pure bred Barred
Plymouth Rock ROSTERS. Gsorg'
Davidson, r. r. d. No. 2. 1921.
Mrs. r. W. Carpenter and the
children moved to their new home q:
Nsmpa the latter part Of last week
Miss Florence Anderson, teacher in
the school 1T Grimes Pass, il at home,
her school having closed on account
Of the Hu epidemic.
Mr.. A. L. Morse. who has spent a
eCuople Of months 1t the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. G. w. Maxfield, re-
turned home 10 Boise last week
Miss Lynette Davis, who returned
she underwent an appendicitis opera
don. is regaining her strength very
nicely.
Mrs. r. B. Shaw entertained the
members Of the Womaps Missionary
Society on Friday At her home, after
the business session, At 8 o'clock
dinner.
Senator J. w. Tyler went to Boise
on Tuesday to be At his desk Wednes-
day morning when the legislature
met in special session to ratify the
suffrage amendment.
For any itching skin trouble, piles,
eczema, salt rheum, hives, itch, scald
head, herpes, scabies, Doan's ONT
msnt Is highly recommended. zoe
box At all storSs.
William Griffith, who has succeed.
cd Ralph Carpenter AZ manager for
the Idaho Power Company, was join
Cd by his family Tuesday and they
have moved into the company's bun
galow At tho sub station.
Mi1a Louise Foster came up yester-
day. from Payetts, where she holds q
position ~ cashier with the Thomp-
son cafe. Miss Foster is recupersting |
from an attack Of flu and will rest |
few days, returning to her duties on
Monday.
DR.. Steele, eye and nerve special
1T, viii be In his office, the Carnage
rooming house. on Monday and Tues
day, February 10 and II. Cross eyes
Strengthened. nerve strain adjusted
that causes headache. hay fever, fe-
male irregularities. etc. Do not neg
lsct the one most important organ,
the eyes. Call early. Consultation
free.
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Annals. Tsaid old Alfa Blndertcn ~
he Aninhsd1 ~ dinner I'm going to
ash you 60 dome favor. / want you
to Give your eyounE man, Nr.-Mr.-I
forget hls snAne-a message from me-"
Amelia hlushed and looked down at
her p1at1. Tell him. her bluR old
parent woat on. '.that dou't object to
his staying Aese> ard running up my
gaa hi. So that I do object to bic
carrying the morniAg napaf away With
him. When. - leAvesl"
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y Mr. and Mn. J. p. Dion motored I
Boise yesterday.
Waiter Keith made a business triI
- Payetts Monday to Wednesday.
| Miss Katherine. Mann went Il
Boise Saturday for . weekend visit
with friends, remaining until TuesdA,
E. B. DarnielIe of Gardens was d
Emmett the last Of the week attend.
ling to busiaaDs matters and visiting
his con Araay.
y Mrs.J.-P. Kinney. who spent . weel
with the family Of Mr.. and Mrs
.Miehast GilbridS returned to hea
home in Boise yesterday.
w. w. Nusbaum came over from
Aoiie Saturday night 10 dirpctsthe re-
hearsal for "Chimes Of Normandy
which y 10 BE- presented by local tai.
Ffht at An early date.
|. Saturday being her eighth birth-i
1lay Marion Keith entertained eight
Of her little school mates. Games, i'm
door and out. furniahed fun for the
little folks, and lunch, with the much
loved birthday cake and candles, cut;
by the little hostess, closed the after.l
noon.
Mrs. e. &C. Rundstrom and little
daughter went. to Caldwell Saturday,
10 spend Sunday with her friend Mrsi
Young. The other members. Of the
family joined her in Boise whence
tkey took their departure Monday
evening for their new home near Los
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Kunkle Of Kan-
~, City, who have made Today visit
with their brother 8. o. ZachmAn and
lNpiiy, left yesterday for 3 contin-l
nation, Of their western trip. They'll
20 to Portland, Seattle ana other
coast cities. They may decide to payl
AttuHu FAhAb NHeu eHIuube HOme'
The ladies of the p. E. o. and the
affiliated order of B. l. LIS enjoyed
! farewell party for Mr.. and Mrs. E.
;. Rundstrom at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Skinner last friday
yening. The guests attended in cos
umes ranging from sublime to ridi 4
ulous-mostly ridiculous-and spentI
he evening with sense and nonsense
Mostly nonsense A wsinie lunch, we'll
itting the character of the EVENING"
vas .served. Mrs. R. c. Kunkle of
Kansas City, who are visiting in the.
ONE of her brother S. o. Zachman,J
,as guest.
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! For good brsaA uasa TIsinshlnn|
yeast, at Reilly's.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larson hav
moved into their residenee in D. 4
/, C. addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Dix Of Swos
spent Sunday at the home Of w.
Nicol in town.
Mrs. E. L. Holverson, who has beef
suffering from an attack Of the, griI
for week, IL improving.
Willard Knox and family this .weel
moved into the house, in the eastern
part Of town, vacated by Dass NishAll
DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Darrah return
ed last Thursday from Moscow and
are planning to start work on thd1
new ranch house nsar Falk at once. 4
Mrs. Frank Feuling Of Caldwell ~
here to attend the funsral of Mrs..
Katherine Gilbride Friday, and was
the guest in the w. w. Wilton honas.
Willis Foster last week enlisted for
one year in the chemical warfars
branch Of the army and left at once
to attend the school Of instruction in
Denver.
Dave Nichols has decided to locate
at American Falls, where he has ac-
cepted a position with the Studehaker
Co., and Mrs. Nichols left
Monday to join him.
Mrs. Gene Grafton and Mrs. MoresA
went to Boise yesterday TO visit Mrs.
James Grafton, who has been in 81
hospital there several weeks RECEIVERS
ng from a serious operation.
The Keelen Line of filling stations.
.perating in Emmett and number Of
'ther Idaho towns is in financial
rouble, and the Emmett station has |
'een closed pending settlement.
His many friends were pleased to
zee Roy Keithley on the streets FRI
lay. He is gradually recovering his
trength, but will not be able to do |
much labor for couple Of months. |
Albert Dillon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
i. N. Dillon, who enlisted in the army
rom Kansas during the war and was
ssigned to the medical branch at
'ort Riley, received his discharge and
eturned home last week.
The Idaho Free Travelling Library
as made Emmett a station. The [
ooks are at Mr.. Crouch's store and
lay be obtained at any time free
xcept on Saturday afternoons, Sun
avs and holidays upon the presenea-
on of card signed by any member
I the library committee, consisting Of
inley Monroe, F. c. Berry, r. E.
haw, R. B. Shaw, T. C. Barringer,
red Amsbaugh, Prof. ]. A. Goodwin
nd Joel Brown.-7Joel Brown, Sec.
pm.
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Gem County Warrant Call.

/ will pay upon presentation at my
office. all registered school warrants
to date. excepting No. I'll of Library
Fund School District No. 7, Series
1919, and No. AIT of Library Fund OF
School. District No. A.. Series Of 1919
All the. above called warrants will
cease to draw interest ten (10) days
after February IL, 1920, the date OF
call.
s. o. ZACHMAN,
Gem County Treasurer.
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For Sale

Having decided to leave Emmett, I
am offering for sale on easy terms
nv three acres of land with buildings
adjoining the city limits of Emmett
also an acre of ground and good build
ings in Washburn Addition, also two,
2Os of land under the Last Chance
ditch-remember easy terms. See W..
F. Sinclair. 1872.
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Diamond Edge knivsa and razors
1t Rsilly's.

DlAmen0i Edga knlvoA ana FaxoTl
At Rsilly's.
Max Guenther, painter and decora.
tor. P. o. Box SGT. 1910.
] The Past Noble Grand circle will
meet with Mrs. Skinner on Monday,
Feb. 49,
/ Frank Mcconnell and family Of Mon
tour, all Of whom have had the flu,
are recovering satisfactorily.
Dan Woody, forest ranger at New
Meadows, was in town few days the
forepart Of the week, visiting his
father, VIM. Woody.
For bsby's Group, Willie's daily cuts
and bruises, mothers sore throat,
Grandma's lameness--Dr. Thomas
Eclectic Oil--the household remedy.
30c and 60c.
Mrs. C. II. ingalls, was called to
Salt Lake City on Monday by the
death Of her daughter, who contracted
flu while visiting her mother there.
Mrs. Sadie Blackler is spending the
week in Emmett, the Montour schools
having closed for a week as q pre-
cantionary measure during the flu
epidemic.
Robert McCool, who has been sick
with the flu at the Weiser Industrial
Institute, where he Is a student, came
home yesterday to remain until he
fully RECEIVERS.
7. c. Barringer went to Boise Mon
day az advance agent for % or more
Republicans who left this morning to
attend the Lincoln Day banquet and
conference at the Owyhee hotel to-
night
Robert White accompanied the car
load Of stock and household goods
shipped by E. c. Rundstrom to his
new home in California, leaving on
Friday. Robert expects to spend sew
sral weeks in California before return
ing.
l.. G. Hembree, who has had charge
Of the Paul Kefauver South Slope
farm for three years, will hold sale
IF his stock and farm implements on
Friday of next week. Mr.. Hembree
will continue on the farm in the ca
oacity Of employee.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
iociety Of the Methodist church will
rive zoe tea at the home of Mrs R.
:. Rose Wednesday, Feb. rs. Money
% be used to buy supplies for hospi-
ais in China and India.
Vern Munday returned Thursday Of
asst week from months absence in
Kansas City, where he had been TAX
ng medical treatment for bowel trou-
lie. He also spent week visiting the
Id home at Cedarvale, Kan.
Call for Folger's Golden Gate Cof-
ee At Reilly's.
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me rattle Of the rattiesaake = Do
yeloped from the single eonieal scass
or epidermal spine, whiehl In moss
snakes forms NE internal tsgument OF
the, tnfl. The bone on Which the root
OF the rattie fests CONSISTS q tAs lasf
caudal vertebra and y covered with
: skin .whaeA rlss tAef beginning q the
rattln A.goune sattieUahas. O
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pI.olna- a.. Responsibility.

when things are going good fnan-
lcially I-nOtiee men always say Fine ]
when. you ask them how they are"
observes r. ". Moorhead Of Sabetha.
'"But when finances look little dark,
ask how he is The usual answer Is
Oid woman's growing or Children
mighty poorly "-Kansas City Star.
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MERCHANDISE

at prices that bring down the cost q
living: Ready Mixed Psint - gal
pure linseed oil $2.10; s plugs Star,
Horseshoe or thick Climax delivered
$50; "a cans Stag or Union LsaAsss
delivered, 1920. Write Coop. StetA
Caldwell, for = price hSt.
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Card Of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks TO
friends who SO kindly assisted US dur
ing the illness and at the death of
our baby Myrl.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Washburn.
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The Reed Ditch Company will hold
4 special meeting At the Anderson
schoolhouss, one mile west Of Letha,
Saturday, February eS, 1920, from the
hour Of p. m. to APP. m.
$50 ED. BOTT, President.
G. L. MILLS, Secretary
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rhino That Really Count. J

ThinQ That Really C0UHA
The great thing in this world 10 not
so much where we are. but IN what
direction we are moving.--oliver We0-
dell Holmes
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-11
UNITED Press Service)

WASHINGTON, March TO- In
the Supreme Court of the United
States today the general government
challenged the right of any state to
withdraw its ratification, once given,
to an amendment to the federal Con-
.stitution; the position taken being in
the matter of the national prohibi-
ton amendment.
The attack by the, government was
directed against the action of the
voters of the state of Ohio, in reject
ing national prohibition, after it had
been ratified by the state legislature.
Ohio was the seth state to ratify,
giving theA necessary two-thirds of
the states to make the proposition a
constitutional amendment; the rafifi-
cation was certified to the federal
government in due form. and the
amendment was proclaimed adopted
in accordance with the constitutional
provision governing adoption of
amendments. After that by the new
ly created power of referendum the
electors of Ohio were called to act
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-11
ADMIRAL 81 NJ S.
CONTINUES HIS
ATTACKS ON THE.
NAVY DEP PkRTMENT
Omitted Press Service)

WASHINGTON, March 10. = Re-
sponsibility for loss to the Allies
of 100000 lives, 100000 tons of
shipping, and $15DO0,OOO, was laid
on the Navy Department by Admiral
Sims today, continuing his evidence
before the House Committee on
Naval Affairs.
These enormous costs, alleged the
Admiral; resulted from failure Of the
Navy Department to take prompt &C
ton against the German submarine
menace. By March 1918 America
could have landed in France 100000
men, instead Of 100000; and that
would have forced German surrender
by July 1918, instead of the following
November, Sims asserted. "These
are conservative estimates based upon
official figures, he said, reading of
ficial cables and letters he sent to
the Navy Department on his arrival
in London pleading that every des-
troyer and light vessel available fol
service be rushed to the
European zone.
"My policies were finally adopted,
but from four to six months later"
said Sims.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-11
7. B. N. A. HELD
INTERESTING
MEETING

Yesterday the Young Business
Mems Association of Nogales, held
its regular business meeting at Army
Sc Navy Union Hall, there being a
large and interested gathering; and
there was deal of business tran
sacted. Limited time and space per-
NIT but a condensed synopsis of pro-
ceedings.
Very cogent. resolutions were sub
mitted and adopted to present to an
approaching meeting of the National
Highway <Association, urging con-
struction Of loop which would place
Nogales on the Bankhead transcon-
tinental highway.
The Spanish Trails Association was
also suggested for receipt of copy
of the resolutions, the Missionh be-
ing regarded strong feature.
A delegation to attend the nation
al convention was suggested but no
action taken, although sentiment ia
vored it strongly.
The proposed civic center including
federal building site, was endorsed
and a resolution was adopted to
select committee to work in the
election Of the school board has call
ed, at the time of the regular trustee
election, March 27a the work being
to urge voters to support the pro-
position to sell site for a federal
building out from the high school
tract.
A telegram was read stating that
Inspector Roberts would visit No
gales March to inspect sites offered,
but it was said the~inspector had not
arrived.
Action by the Association toward
joining the Chamber of Commerce in
entertaining the governors of Ari-
iona, Sonora and Sinaloa, was refer
red to an appropriate committee.
Continued on Page Four)
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-11
People Of A State Do
Not Have. Power Over
Federal Constitution
Amendments
CLAIMED BY GENERAL GOVERNMENT IN CA S E
BEFORE SUPREME COURT INVOLVING OHIO's
WITHDRAWAL OF RATIFICATION.
.-~s..

upon proposition to withdraw the
ratification given by their Legislature,
just as they would nulIify an act of
the legislature applicable within the
state. The voters decreed withdrawal
of the ratification that had been Civ
en-. Their power to do so is assailed
in the challenge delivered by the gen.
eral government in the case at issue.
Concluding argumnts on the pro-
hibition cases before the Supreme
Court, Assistant Attorney General
Frierson declared that under the re.
strictions of the constitution state
can act upon an amendment in only
two ways: By legislative action or by
assembling a representative2slSenyen-
tion. The action of Ohio in, with
darwing its ratification of the pro-
hibition amendment, is declared H.
legal by Mr.. lFrierson. "The only
way state can pass upon the
Eighteenth Amendment by referendum
is to amend the federal constitution,
such action would be legal" was
the allegation he made. ~ss
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-11
GREATEST AIR
RACE IN ALL.
HISTORY WILL.
CR0SSPAC|F|C
UNITED Press Service)

NEW YORK, March 10.-The race
between America and Great Britain
to be the first to fly across the Pa
cific, will be the greatest air race of
history according to navy aviation
officers attending the aeronautical
exhibitions here. 1t will surpass the
transatlantic race they said, and will
take place this year.
While Secretary Daniels has made
an Unqualified denial of a current
statement that the United States is
preparing to build two giant planes
FOR the purpose of flying across the
Pacific, naval aviation officials main-
tain that to be the ultimate object for
which such planes are in course of
construction.
Commodore Charlton, air attache
of the British embassy at Washington,
admitted that Great Britain has plan
ned the flight.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-11
POLICE BARRACK K
IN IRISH TOWN
CAPTURED BY
Sim FEIN
UNITED Press service)

DUBLIN, Ireland, March 10. - A
constable was killed and sergeant
wounded when 20 armed Sim Feiners
attacked the police barracks at Hug
ginstown, County Killarney, last
nights according to dispatch received
here today.
The fight lasted two hours. All
wires leading into the town were cut.
Casualties of the raiders are un-
known.
One dispatch said that the raiders
returned for second attack and cap
tured the barracks, securing a
quantity of ammunition.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-11
REPORTED PROGRESS

The Committee of Arrangements
for the visit of the governors held a
meeting at the Santa Cruz Club yes
terday evening, and there was a re-
port of progress; and letter from
Governor de la Huerta.
His excellency stated that he could
not give definite answer before
March 25th, as to the date he could
attend the proposed meeting.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-11
M e XII C. a n
News

The Department of Sanitation of the
federal government has decreed that
all coming by sea from Cuba shall
produce certificates of vaccination
or submit to quarantine, from both
Havana and New Orleans there have
oeen received reports of an epidemic
OF small pox in the shipping plying
out from both cities. 1t was stated
that one vessel carrying passengers
developed 6S cases, two of which
terminated. fatally
\ Preparation of vaccine virus has
been accelerated in the government
laboratory, the production now reach
ing points daily.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-11

Former Senator Karns has return
ed from Tucson, where he went to
testify before the Fall committee.
His testimony, as published in the
Tucson Star and Citizen, was
Straight goods"
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-11
THE b|SbEE Strike Was Conspiracy
REFERENDUM DON'T FIT
D 90 90 O. o. o. o. o.
THE TURK MUST GO
Omitted Press Service)

Omitted Press Service)
WASHINGTON, March TO- That
President Wilson will not hesitate to
express his views on the Turkish
situation, was asserted authoritative
ly today, with a further intimation
that he may take such action soon.
AS outlined the Presidents position
will be that the Turk must go from
Europe.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-11

M. Sam T. Sutton, the hustling
bill collector, has been laid up with
the influenza several days this week.
Yesterday he was out for the first
time since Saturday.