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The New York herald., 1921-01-02
HELP WANTED--MALE.

sALEsMEN.
THE YEAR 1921.
What viii il mean to YOU?
III YOU have VISION. II you recognize OP-
PORTIJNTTY, II you win WORK. this ad
vertisement offers you the means OF making
II the biggest year of your life
The men occupying the BIG positions in any
successful enterprise to-day are the men who
ioined that enterprise In its infancy and
helped put 1t In the position II occupies to-
day.
This advertisement announces the start or
campaign to market an invention. the poten-
tial possibilities of which are unlimited-a
product having UNIVERSAL demaho anu
REPEAT market.
A connection with this enterprise NOW
means
l. An association with some OF the
best known business men In New
York city.
YOU are PRODUCER.
g. A PERMANENT connection where
your opportunity Is limited solely
by your own ability.
give the kind of cooperation REAL man
wants.
Call Monday only--before p. NJ.
Suite 1905. 700 9Th av. (cor. 41st sto.
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sALESMEN

An unusual opportunity for stock statesmen
to place pre-listing offer OF producing Pc
troleum stock; company operated by oil and
business men cs the highest standard and In
tclligence: production and properties located
:h mid-cohtineut fields and In Mexico; large
earning powers; liberal commissions paid
20 statesmen. Call between II and IL. Bar
clay Petroleum Cooperation. Is Broad st.
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statesmen. SALES MANAGERS AND
DISTRICT MANAGERS WANTED.

statesmen. SALES MANAGERS AND
DISTRICT MANAGERS WANTED.
An Opportunity for few capable
men to assure their future.
Our product represents great advance on
a large selling, staple article. Sold thru
hardware, department and accessory stores;
also used largely by railroads. factories,
etc The actual market Is very large; the
potential market is tremendous.
The Company is assured of a quick. healthy
growth Naturally. the men who are des-
tined for the big executive positions are the
men who enter NOW and help build 1t up.
The business Is being financed by the sale
of Preferred Stock. The merchandise CAM
paign will not be put on until this financ-
ing is complete. which should occur within
a few months.
We prefer experienced merchandise or
speciality statesmen. Stock selling expert
ence not necessary.
Every coopera, lion will be given to our rep
resentatives to help them In both the Imam
cial and merchandise campaigns
The opportunity. as to present earnings
and future possibilities. should appear to
ambitious. able men.
Call Monday before 8 p. NJ. Sixth Floor.
"a Z. 42d St., ". Y.
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SALESMAN.

Applications are desired from
several big men to travel for
prominent New York advertising
house; commission arrangement
that will net $4,000 10 10000 a
year. For attention application
must give full details, age. nation
ality. earnings. &c.; II requested
letter will be returned. Address
l.. M, 325 Herald. Herald SO.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

BOY. bright, about IL, Is, general clerical
work. filing. &C.: full particulars. salary
desired. 2I3 Herald. Herald 50.
BOY, generally useful wholesale laces; $40
start. 56I Herald, $50 Bway
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
s A L E s NJ A N.

statesmen to sell capital stock Of a con-
cern manufacturing a small power-driven
cultivator-the greatest present-day need OF
agricuturists-which will replace horse or
mule on small farms and be used in guam
titles on large farms. timely proposition,
convincing literature and large commission.
Call room 4. II John ST.. cor. Broadway.
SALESMAN. travelling. hosiery, underwear
and general merchandise house. has an
exceptional opening for live wire young
New England States catering TO the variety.
general store and dry goods trade In the
smaller as well as the medium size towns;
au,re an aggressive and hustling type;
drawing account as against commission
basis. Reply fully. giving ss age. lines S you
have handled and territory covered.
Hustler. $50 Herald. Fulton st.
sALEsMEN. 2. these are not ordinary posi-
tions; pay salary and commission SO
that you can have good income. put tne
who have the backbone and ability TO go out
In the field and produce business; experience
IN our particular lire is not necessary. hut
II you are a real salesman you can have
permanent, lucrative and very interesting
Job. Call Lautct Co.. i4o Newark av..
Jersey City.
sALEsMEN WANTED.
Sensational opportunity; one sale day
means 5000 per month"; five sales s1,ono
per month"; marvellous new adding machine;
retals SIS: work equals $500 machinei ADDS,
subtracts, multiplies, divides automatically;
lightning speed; errors impossible five year
guarantee: used by u. y. Govt and largest
corporations: tremendous demand every
where: amazing profits. Write QUICK for
trial offer and protected territory. Calculator
Corp. Dept. a37. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Observation-Disclosures umbrella salesman
for the South established trade; must have
good recommendations: commissions with
drawing account. Apply in writing 10 Peer
less Umbrella Co.. 40f Falrview av.. Lam
caster. Pa.
SALESMAN by ribbon manufacturer 10 sell
In conjunction with other lines ribbons job
bling trade IN South, West and Far West.
ZIG Herald. Herald 80.
sALTsMENrAIJnusua opportunity for oncr-
retic men. %seIl newest automobile ecces-
sorry that every. autoist wants. WAGNER
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

PACE AGENCY FOR PLACEMENTS. INC.
30 CHURCH ST.. EIGHTH FLOOR,
HUDSON TERMINAL. NEW YORK CITY.
ACCOUNTANTS.
ACCOUNTANT for machinery manu-
featuring concern: graduate of ac-
counting course preferred. with cost
experience .................. :. $1,000
SENIOR ACCOUNTANT for permanent
position In Kansas City. $500
ACCOUNTANT, some cost experience,
for Philadelphia manufacturing con-
BOOKKEEPERS.
Manufacturing tout of town. per month $500
Brokerage texperlence on margin) 5000
Publishing ....................... $40
@. II. A. wants accounting student who
Is stenographer. ..................... SD
so Church St, eighth floor.
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Statesmen.

Statesmen.
We require four enthusiastic. broad Wis
Toned men, 2J TO 40, with or without security,
selling experience II you are salesman
and have a following or wide circle OF friends
our Issue rapidly; few offerings equal II for
safety and large future possibilities; IL APP
peals strongly to Investor and salesman; op-
men TO make from 500 UP weekly liberal
commission only. Call Monday. room f0s5
Grand Central Terminal.
sALEsMAN-Toys and Novelties. The man
we will employ must know manufacturers
well enough TO sell them an idea: know
toys as merchandise: how to sell them 70
retail trade. Perhaps the man we want
Is now employed by toy manufacturer or
jobber. II you believe you are the man
sell yourself to by outlining your past
connections and what you have accomplished.
experience. and who can put enthusiasm into
hrs work. Your letter will be treated In
confidence. State what you think you are
worth In salary. Toys Box r 312 Herald.
Observation-Disclosures. II you be-
lleve you can sell write letter. and by
telling OF your experience sell your service
to us. Don't leave any Of your past con-
nections out. We will want to know about
them. The man we will employ must know
the manufacturers In addition 20 knowing
how to. sell; he may now be employed by
manufacturer or jobber. There II a good
future for a man who can put pep into his
work. Your letter win be treated In confi
dence. State salary wanted. Housefurnish-
ings Box II 3i3 Herald Herald 50.
SALESMAN
who has a following OF millinery jobbers
and large department stores all over the
United States 10 sell ladies' hat frames or
salary and commission or commission or.y.
Address Traveller, care 200 Herald. 2sV
Broadway.
SALESNfEN--STOCK.
Live wires and producers are invited TO
call and look over the biggest money
maker In New York. For Interview call
Monday. 10 A. M. to 2 r. NJ, Miami FL
nance Corp. ITO West 10th ST.. room s03.
SALESMAN for large dress house; we are
open for one with exceptional record or
large office and city trade; the possibilities
are limited only by experience and ability;
applications strictly confidential. Write X.
L.. 1914 Wilson Building.
Statesmen
To VISIT grocery and confectionery trade with
proposition OF considerable merit. Big
money for producers. Call Monday 10 A. N.
10 r. NJ, u. 9. Cane Sugar Corp Ito
west <oth st-~ Room eoa.
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Statesmen:
ROOFING CEMENT.

AND EINAMFI@os
To produce sales It's necessary to provs
reliability our statesmen can: TO sell for w
you must prove you have excellent record.
our compensation Is based on results; terri
tory open includes Eastern States. II J42
Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

Statesmen AND MANAGER's
ASSISTANT.
Two men needed Immediately 10
work with me in New York office:
absolute integrity first requisite: SELL
Ing experience desirable: must have
personality. common sense and deter
mination splendid opportunity for
quick promotion to managerial posi-
tion; don't hesitate TO answer II you
are employed; II will pay you to make
a change. Call room 29f, Mctropoli-
tan Tower.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
HELP WANTED RTISEMENT

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
You must admit that when you have line up of $50
applicants from which to fill position you have
pretty good selection. Note the following letter:
~Fraldsu YokC
~ " N w p
thought your might be
We The
lsigned. w. r
And don't forget reasonable Help Wanted
advertising in The Herald: For insertion 35c
agate line, counting six words to the lines for three
insertions within week, 33c line, and for
consecutive insertions, Soc a line.
Call FItz Roy 6OOO
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
statesmen.

IT'S SAFE BET THAT . !.
YOU'LL END THE NEW YEAR
NO BETTER THAN YOU
START IT. If YOU COME TO
1921 WITH kEYED-UP AMBI-j
TION AND THE VISION OF
GOAL WORTH WHILE AS AN
INCENTIVE YOUR AMBITION
WILL WITHOUT QUESTION
SEE YOU THROUGH TO FL
NANCIAL INDEPENDENCE.
YOU CAN AVERAGE $3.50 a
WEEK AND OVER FOR THE
ENTIRE YEAR If UNDER
OUR DIRECTION YOU'LL.
AGREE SIMPLY TO WALK
AND TALK AND TELL THE
TRUTH. III YOU'RE BE
TWEEN % AND go DROP
IN TO SEE us, ANY DAY,
FROM 10 TO 4.
SUITE 1910. % W. 43D ST.
SUITE 3O5, IS2 NASSAU Sr.
SUITE SO, 166 MONTAGUE ST. B'I<LYN.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
BooKKEEPER.

pooKKEEPrN9; N pEpARTMENT r'H1if''' or TWO va
LEDGER CLERKS IN OFFICE OF OLD
WHOLESALE HOUSE IN
TARIs9S TE w9Hk "a or oTHn Tl pg prPhATMESs rhA1S "a
TO FIT HIM FOR ADVANCING WHEN
OPPORTUNITY OFFERS. HOURS 1880 TO
r 40 PERMANENT POSITION. APPLY
OWN HANDWRITING, STATING; AGE.
SALARY. BOOKKEEPER. H. o. BOX aT7.
NE,WARK. N. y.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Commercial Help Wanted.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

COUPLE, married, wanted for country place: /:
wife as plain cook: man TO drive a car.
care for furnace and poultry and make him
self generally useful; must be some one who
likes the country. Address Box 1876. East
Milestone, ~ j.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
HELP WANTED-MALE.

l want 100 men and women quick to take
orders for Conner raincoats and waterproof
aprons; everybody buys; McCrary's profits
last year were $5.21s; new styles: wonderful
bargains direct from manufacturer to
wearer; Barnes made $523 in 30 days; tre-
meridous profits for you; $500 a year for
three average orders a day; $40 day for
your spare time no delivering nor collecting !:
no capital required; l furnish everything, In
cluding a beautiful sample coat: write quick
for liberal offer. The Conner Mfg. Co.. Dept.
G-161 Dayton, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

MILLINERY BUYER WANTED BY
AN AGGRESSIVE. FAST GROW
ING DEPARTMENT STORE DOING A
MEDIUM AND BETTER PRICE
BUSINESS; SPLENDID OPPORTU-
NIFTY. APPLY, STATING DETAILS
OF POSITIONS HELD. TO JOSEPH
sIEGEL, MANAGER, EISENBERG'S.
BALTIMORE. MD.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

To VISIT grocery and confectionery trade with
a proposition OF considerable merit. BIS
money for producers. Call Monday 10 A. N.
10 2 r. NJ. u. 8. Cane Sugar Corp ITO
west <0fh stsr Room SOC.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

COUPLE-Take entire charge small house.
East Cos. family of two; care of furnace,
drive motor; no laundry. Apply room 110s.
1s5 Madison av. (34th ST..
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

MAN, strong. healthy. square. fully qualified
for police inspector or assistant chief city
OF $4,000; state training and past activities:
give your telephone number. Write box j.,
sl7 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

ALESMEN-SECURITY
We can offer to few experienced statesmen
OF highest calibre an opportunity to assist
In the placing of a limited amount OF pre-
ferred stock carrying an attractive common
stock bonus. In sound Industrial that VIII
bear the most rigid investigation: give ref
erences. II J52 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

COUPLE, butler. valet. cook. chambermaid,
white; will pay good wages to competent.
experienced and faithful couple: references
required: moderate sized apartment. two In
family. Address Ludum. $50 West End av.
Phone Schuyler 9705.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

COUPLE, white, housework, small family:
good wages: personal references required.
Call all day Sunday and Monday afternoon,
337 w. 10th st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
HELP wANTED-MALE.

We have an unusual selling PROPOSE
tion. one that will appeal TO Aviators
particularly. and their knowledge OF
the Aircraft Industry win make IL
easier for them to get familiar with
our selling plan. BE fair to yourself.
Investigate this most unusual rand
meritorious proposition. Aircraft Syn
dicate, Inc. - East 42d ST. Fourth
Floor. Call before p. NJ. Monday.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
CNTHssgRdsRcla Dc New
York
cERVEzl 7 VHIsKEI
lE'or .iMienie Escobar.,

~Inglaierra esia SInpapada de GER
VEGA y Escocia cn whiskey". Esia esl
Ia conclusion a que llega Mr. X. l..
Roberts, publicista brillanie y rnemi-'
90 del consume de bebidas alcoholics,
"a dos arifculos mny dircrtidos.
dice que 81 ingles dcscieiide de los
"a Jones los cors0s. bebedores infa-
iigablrs: y dc los nornandos. que con
qnisiarOn la Gran Bretala Y aprendie
ron de los sajone> "A abs0rher grandes
caniidades de- cerveza. Reyes y paya-
SOS. larones y paiiadpros. arz0bisp0s y
soldados. princcsas y cortesanos tOdos
estaban alcOh0lizados. UrJusticia Ma
yOr declare. en tempo de Enrique
Scyto-que RENO en 1421.2.2-que los
habitantes de Ipglaterra no bebfan
aqua mas que cn cicrtas Ocasi0neS. CO.
mo obligation religiosa v por castigo'.
FL alO ~. durante Ia guerra. cilando
las taberllas nc estaban abiertas mas
qre una pequeiia parte del dfa. los
britancS tragaron mil 163 mllones de
gii0nes de cerveya. o sea, 8 mil 304
m;ll0nes DC vases de pinta. "T0da
esta crrveza-dca el autor de los ar
tf-nlcs-conycrtida en- aqua, darfa hu-
u pdad suticiente para una llusia de
rincn samanaS de duraci6f on toGo el
Gesiert0 De Sahara.
.Aunqg:r c escoc6s tanhi6l toma
"cryc:::il. su b. bida nacianal es al whis
KEY. o Rsiacbangh, palabia cGlsica gae
s'gnifica "agua de vida. En- los
EstadoS Uni,las al whiskcy es alcohol
de centenO dc mafz; Ell F~cec;a es
de avena. All Sc. consume mayor can
fidad d. whiskey, PER .cal,e.a, cue ea
;in@,ii %rra pals. I'm Inglaterra Ell
consume fu6 dn cerca de lln gallon cl
li.o. 1870: Ell .Ese0cia fue de cerca de
. salonss. En- mllaterra no 4a; mas
que Z dcstilerfas, mieatras que Ell Es-
cocia hay 112.
!, Estos dos pueblos que. seg1n. Mr..
(Continda en- la pag. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25

Ill Mm.ata a,s ~ a. ~ as
sssmAa - aEaafsir ssa saals IpsH o.
s.aaa
e aaflsa dsl gi 81 aa a.i n,tnaI
salatA faFs b Rg.allha asauinAuua
g. - q Kairass1n q aliius,
asa tss.sulf sslsrA aaul ia,.s,l'tis
O. G.saaa, 81 slale lam la iili.ana
> ss.ntro Auas9scs
a. sntsar 'flysscs." de h Ma.
la Real llolandr.n. sanie linr.
d. aan sosciaans. i.Fasx.1cilir a. Ams.
issslam. iloeasa a ss.ie Isu'sao a pfin,a.
sre - nave
West Na,ns" o. IA rasiRc cafib.
iaan ssnif iAfe. snlis a. San fmn.
cisco = "a eie con oarsa asglcral para
Posxr , San 1uan
cousl eaafari">. Iuias, Murias s.
rwiria.
~ ''Paciao Rico" saldra para New.
York Fl q.
n -San Jpan" saldra para NV
York. Il -.
II philadelphia sali6 el sahado
para New Work.
II ~Maracaibo". Sc eSpera en Maya
giiez, hoy. procedenie de los Estados
CI6dos.
RI Ponce. salio el microbes de cs-
te puerto. con rumbo New York.
FL -Caracas". sali0 el % del puerto
dc New York.
Sobrinos de IzQuierdo Y Co. Consig-
natari0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25

Hapor LAKE FIai-RNoN- se a..
prral,a de- GALVESTON hacia Il - del 90.
rISenie -n Il russi4o de fonce. desde
donde coniinnara I.ara les de Maya
giicz- Agaadika Aiyrii.o = san Juan.
Napor LAKE ELMIlAiE~ - amun-
-ia para salir a fihcs del actual le
Houston y Galveston. para los puer-
toS de esia isla.
lll.i.AR y 10. Inc. san Juan. 4. II.
III vapor CALYPSO. de Ia "Mala
Real iIolandesa''. llegara hacia el -
lel actual. a Ponce. tOcandO lueg6 en-
san Juan. consignatariOs. Sues. de l..
villamil y Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25

safe Immediate del proyecto de ley de
Tarifas de urjente necesidad, hay al
gunos en- Ell concrete que no Sc sien-
ten ciertos de que el proyecto de ley
de Tarifas de urjente necesidad, hay
algunos en- ,el comercio que no Sc
sienten ciertos de que el proyecto de
ley sea pasado tan pronto como sea
pasado tan pronto como sea possible.
Por consequence generalmente Sc an
'ticipa que tan pronto como Sc reuna el
Congreso Y la prensa informe al pals,
la aitendencia del snetimiento del Con-
Igreso con respecto la Tarfia, sera
irera refiejado por el creciente interes.
Recientemente Sc han tenido noti-
cias de ventas muy pequenas de Sc
gundas n amos a concesiones bajo ba-
ses de &c., pero tales ofertas han 81
do finitadas pero prontamente absor-
bidas.
/ La remolacha del Oeste Sc cotiza a
la base de 100 para Chicago y oeste,
mientras que la remoIacha del este
estan base de SC. En- la costa del
Paci6co ia California y Hawaiian y
ia Western estan cotizando S.50c. por
Iterritorio de la costa, pero estan &c,
en- los distritos del medic oeste.
Todos los refnadores han hecho el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
Esta en- Puerto Rico

81 mas conocidO professor en-
CIENCIAS -OCULTAS, OsvaldO
ID. VERGE, celebridad mundial de
la Habana y director del cOlegiO
iTauguradO recientemente en-
Mayagiiez, de MENTALISMO Y
MAGNETISMO.
Estaci6n Pueblo ST., No. 6, Te-
lefpro 2l0 Verde.
COn0ce ESPIRITISMO, MAG
NETISMO, HIPNOTISMO, CAR
TOMANCIA, NIGROMANCIA,
QuIROMANCIA, TELEPATiA,
GRAF0LOGIA, BOTANICA,
SUGGESTION a distancia v Ie
ptede decir su pasado, presenta
y future.
Ensena pOr correspondencia.
Solicite Catalogo No. 9 Ilustrado
Gratis y sus hOjas de CONSUL
Ia.
Presenta a usted una persona
viva o muerta en- un espejo.
Oficina permanente en- Maya
gilsz.
;Quiere leerse la Buena Ven-
tiira Gratis? Escriba hoy. envie
selfos para su contestaci6n.
Direction: DR.. 0. ID. VERGE,
Box 456, Mayagiez, +. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25

A menos que las condolences no me-
joren en- el future cercano, Sc intima
que un nlmero de centrales Sc veran
obligados a para1izar sus trabajos,
pues Sc dice que tienen fondos insu-
ficientes para pagar los plantadores
por la cana y bajo tales condolences
los plantadores rehusaran, segdn es
de esperarse, continuar cortando ca
ma.
Az1car Refinado.
Los pedidos por Ell azlicar refnado
han continuado comparativamente Ii
mitados. Los refAadores, sinembar-
go, continlan derritiendo en- una re-
gu1ar activa escala, hacienda entregas
de los contratos viejos que aparente-
mente han llenado satisfactoriamente
las necesidades del comercio, habiendc
eierta duda en- comprar por adelanta-
| do las cercanas necesidades. Como
resultado de este, los refnadores praC
ticamente Sc han puesto al dia en- sus
Ientregas v estan ahora en- posieion dc
hacer pronto embarques, practieamen.
/ te en- cualquier cosa.
En- toda Ia semana los precios har
permanecido al nivel de Sc. pero, hoy
| al medic dia la Federal anunci6 uns
reduction 7.75c. condolences las co
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
CAM BIOS

AL parecer I'd. encontraria cara una
Maquina de Sumar FEDERAL; pero
no Sc da cuenta del dfnero que lei
ahorra en- solo 9seis msses de tenerla
4 en- uso constante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25

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Tn nino empo
escrb COmbnar los cOores question
adquere
de Beas Unversdad
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-07-28
Lightning Kills Calf.

Lightning is SO uncommon in this
section of Idaho that damage from
that source is a rarity. During the
shower Sunday morning one sharp
thunder clap and lightning occurred
and several people on the streets were
almost stunned and telephone and
electric power wires popped like pis-
tolls. A calf was struck and killed on
the James Kesgard ranch down the
valley. The calf was about rs yards
from the house and was grazing. The
bolt struck it on one side of the body
and separated, one portion going
down one of its hind legs and the
other down the other leg. The mother
of Mr.. Kesgard, who was looking out
of the window and saw the calf fall
to the ground, was shocked by the
bolt and had to take hold of chair
to keep from falling.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-07-28
LOSES CLOSE
GAME
Costly Errors Give Weiser
Champs Sundays Contest
by A to 3 Score

Two rank errors by Penson that
letted two runs to Weiser gave the
IDAHO Oregon League cham1 m1'ors SUM-
DAYS game. Other errors that had .
senplance of excuse we've responsible
fcr yWeiser's ctper two scores On
the other hand, errors by Weiscr
gave Emmett h ,r scores. There was
not an earned run in the entire game.
Score to 8.
But 1t that it was q good game, ex-
citing and thrilling at times, with the
spectators on their feet a-yelling at
times and at other times in the slough
of dependency, Penson pitched mas
terly ball, striking out IL, Webb
toiltd for Weiser and struck cut IA.
Weiser had the best of the hitting,
too, being credited with 9 to En-
mett's 6. Emmett's first score was
made in the first inning. Harold
Brown struck out, Joe Brown hit safe
ly and stole second, Otkins Sas out
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Delicious WatermeIons.

Both Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Womack
from long experience-tbe former be-
ing practical printer and the latter
having catered to his appetite for
lfany years knows what touches the
spot of the newspaper man, and 50
brought in 20-pound watermelon od
Monday, one of the first Of the season.
1t was just right-so marvelously
sweet and delicious as to make one
wonder if there are watermelons in
heaven. If there are, and they are
equal to those grown in the Emmett
country, we are inclined to think more
converts would be made if the preach
ers would include them in the induce
roents to lead better lives instead OF
TIE terro-s of hell. Even then the
chances are the peop,a of Emmett
would rather stay here. NJ Womack
has eight acres in watermelons. The
first 1000 were picked and marketed
this week. They sell for 6 cents
pound, and they're worth it.