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LOCALS LOSE CHANCE
TO TAKE FIRST PLACE
Suffolk Scores One Run in Tenth
Inning AMI Captures Con-
test. 3 To -.
JOHNSON WINS OWN GAMr,
Hurlcr Hits Long Single and Bring,
Across Deciding Countcr-WiId-
ness of Smith Aids NictorS.
Mathag Clouts Homer.

suFFOLK. VA. AGg s The Rich
mond colts lost an opportunity 10
take FIRST place ia the Nir-inia League
race this afternoon when they los:
n tcn-irn.ne game to tho Jungle cas-
mere this afternoon by III" score OF
10 =
Although the team is weakened hv
injuries TO players, johnson received
fine support ami several threatened
rallies were nippcd in the bud.
Smith allowed less hits than John
son. but the latter was effective in
the pinchcs y home ram by Mating
tied the score in the eighth stanz.,
apd gave the locals an opportunity 10
win.
Johnson won his own game when
he drove out long single with lw"
Gown IN the tenth and brought IN
the winning counter
The four bases on balls granted uy
Smith contributed largely to his
downfall
Tho
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Richmond.
ore 10y innings

TOW men ont when winning run
was made.
Score 10y innings r.
Suffolk ........... COO 100 Olo IL
Richmond ....... OlO 0OG COL %
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BUGS WIN CLOSE GAME

Wilson. y. g.. Aug. Sin a good
sam". Newport News defeated the
Wilson Bugs here today by the score
OF - 3. i"uuctt ana HcathwoIc
were he opposing hurl"rs ana in one
ana "n"-'hjrd innings tn" former was
found L" hav" only a Uniform and his
glow" 80 Manager Clark yankcd him
in favor OF Quinn, who jourucycd the
rest Of the course without encounter
Nlg very much deep water The play
ing of Roth and Walker featured for
the nom" team. while that of Whit
craft and Lake featured for the
81 81
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TARBORO AT LAST WINS

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. S.-Southpa "
Loach. showing excellent form and
his Packers rnpplng F.Ckcrt often AMI
hard Tarhor" won the opcninC game
of the series here today by the score
OF TO 0. Eckcrt was also accord
cd poor support. Branniran's hom"
run over the left field fence and the
all-round hating Of Brown and Me
Conncll featured.
TIL. score
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CLEVELAND TAKES BOTH
ENDS OF D0UBLE-HEADER
Athletics Lose by i-tO-3 and T-to-G
Sr"rcs-Srcnnd Game Thir-
teen luniuuS
| Ey Associated prcsS.l

T!III.NIltI.l'lIIA. Aug S.-Clovc-
,'hI took both ends of Il double
h'adcr from Philadelphia and by IN,
twin victory rcgniu"d tho lead i'm IN,
remnant race. The scrre in the tirs;
game was |" 3 and in the second
lam, To q. Th. second game went
thirteen innings.
decision by J'mpirc Dinr.n M rho
hihi" in the sixth inning of the first
Saihc started Il storm %! protest bv
N" Athletics. ANA was taken nm nv
'nt crowd Dinccn was Missed
,hr"aEhout I'll" remainder OF the ar
''rh"nn. Nit"r the last inning of the
second both bin"cn and Evans were
h"mhardcd with cushions ana news
papers as they headed for their dress
rooms. but they escaped injury
The scores.
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CARDS WIN, 7 TO 6

ST. LOUIS. AUG S.-Thc Cardinals
scored their ihiri consecutive victory
over Boston today. to 8. a base on
balls forcing over the winning run ia
the tenth inning. Home runs account
ell Tor three OF TIA" -. Louis tallics,
ii"rnshy getting two ana McH-nry
one. IiurnSby's second circuit drive
tied the score in the eighth inning:
score.
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American Tennis Players win.


NIAGARA ONTIiI:-LAIE, ONT.
Aug. A.-Amcrican tcnni. players
scored victories over Canadians when
the international iourna began
here today in playing weather that
was :in'oSt ideal Fulton. OF Clcve-
land, won from l. w Eicklc. of To-
r"nto. .-3, Ct. iu the opening singles.
ana Charles Whiting. Of Bunalo.
d"wn"d &. y. Lundy. Toronto. al.
e. 81
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DODGERS TAKE SECOND
STRAIGHT FROM PIRATES
Cooper Is Hit Hard and League
Lenders Again Drop
Contest.

pITTSl:uI,J;I. IA. Ang. S.-l;rook.
iEh made II two straight here today
by defeating Pittsburgh. to =
crimes was Wild. but frightened mn
win men on bases. Cooper was hit
h'ra' me outh"ldcrs saving MIN sew
cral times by making great catches
at the fence
The Srtrp.
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REDS WIN EASILY

ClNClNNATI OHIO, Aug. S.-Cin-
cinnati had an easy time Winning
from Philadelphia today. to 3. Bad
support spoiled Winters chances,
ScdSwick forced in Two men on passes.
and Wilhelm had 10 finish the game.
Bohnc's and Williams fielding fca-
turcd.
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STUART HITS HOMER

ITN NSNocintcd Frcss
NAHiilN GIoN Aug. Washing
ION pounded quartet Of St Ioui.
pitchers today for seventeen ni,s and
Won IN" second game OF tho series.
i" /" .. johnson held the visitors
SAT" At all times
TIL. S.,yc.
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GIANTS WIN IN SEVENTH

CHICAGO. Aug. Martin weaken
ed in the seventh after holiin. Ncv
York to two hits and the Giants
touched him Tor four hits. which
coupled with a base ON balls and :,
sacrifice, enabled Thorn - take tn"
lead ana win from CHICAGO, . 10 3
The score:
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Summary: Two-basc hats -- King.
Nealc, Roush. Gruh. Three base his
-itoush. Stolen bascs-kopi. pau
bert Sacrifice liohnc, WiuS".
Maruuard. Daubcrt. Double plays
Croh, Eohne to Daubcrt: Bohnc II
Daubcrt Left on bases-cincinmati
4; Philadelphia. ). Bases on balls.
off Marquard. 3: of Winters, of
ScdCwick, =. off Wilhelm. l. Hits
off winters. in I i3 innings; OF
ScdG in la innings: of VII
helm. 9 in . l-3 innings. Hit by
pitchcr-by Scdrwick duncan.
Struck cut--by Marquard, Wild
pitch-Marquard. l. Losing pitcher
Winters.
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Earle, Fan. rif,r.n ,Icn

ny NSSV'IHT"N TTcSS.
BRISTOL, NA.-TfNN., Aug s.
Frank Farley. pitching for the Rris-
toll team in the Appalachian League
against kinrsport today. famed nf-
teen mon. Bristol won the game by
tn. score Of To l.
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'sa,'cl fos Bush in eighth.


Detroit ......... .0l0 900 0D0--l
Boston .........lO0 100 Of
summary. TwO-baS" hitS-I'itt"n-
t,"r. iicilmaun, Pratt. shorten. Nc
INNS. Three mas" i.cibold. HON"
run Scott stolen hascs-T."ihold
Foster. Sacrifice Foster. LEI, or
Eases Detroit. :: E"stnn G. Base on
balls of leonard. 3: on Myers. l.
STRUCK rUt-hy Leonard q hy Myers
|. Wild pitch leonard Umpires--
'Iild.brand and owens Timc-i:30.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
nIInih. Kirhmonii. 60 inninrs).
SI"rtsinn"th. -: Rock, Mount, :.
InrhOrO. y: NOrnlk d
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IhiluticipfIia.

Scor. 10y innings: !;
CLEVELAND .... 600 iu2 600 600 II
Philadelphia " l2u 300 QUO Uo0 o.
summary. Two ba Sc hits Jamie
son. Gardner C2D, Scwrl. Three base
hit-pykcS Home runs bugan.
Manufactures. stolen bases McCann,
Witt O'Ncjl. Sacriiic. hits-Dugan
Gardner Johnston. Witt, Double
PLAYS puGau ana Dykes; Dykes. Me
Cam and !. Walker: Perkins ana
DuEan; Gardner, ONcil and Johnston.
Left on baS"s-Clcvcland, ); Ihiiade!-
phia, -. Eases ON ballS-on Soth-
oron. :; OFF h"cfc, !. iiits-om BaSby,
: ia l-3 innings. OF Sothoron. 10 II
II % innings: off NuylOr, > in in
nin.s; OIL kccic, IN Ia inninSS;
oil Harms. = IN ~ innings. struck
ont los Naylor. |. oy Harris, 3; by
"run. Lusin= pitcher Harris. I'm
pIr"S-Evans and D!nccn. Time
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BOSTON WINS EIGHTH
lEN .Assnclnloh prcss.l-

'397s
BOSTON. Aug S.-Bos,on won it's
eighth straight game from Detroit to-
day. . TO !. scott mad. his frs, home
rum inside the grounds. the ball roll
i.,y 20 the ccnt"r-icid stands. with
McIunis on second in the eighth in
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
. ~, u,'r.rinnd; -; Philadelphia. SO (sec-
New York. -: Chicago. o..
Washington. I6; st. Louis, =
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49, - 10 n
:ait"d ier k"lp IN seventh.
for Eurwcll in ninth.
NusbInr fam

summary: Twnhasc johnson,
iicr 90, o'E"urkc Thrcc-base hits
hll"rh"". Rice. Home run Stuart
Htutcn 3ScS--i:li"rb"c Sacrifice hits
-!'"vcrcid, Shanks. Harris. Milan.
JUICE. Double piay--Scvcrcid to Nc
Mhnlis Lott on bas"s-St. Louis. o.
Washington. :. Eases on balls off
Johnson. >: dm kolp. /: off Morris.
iiltS-"n l'ayn". III innings. of
k"lp. ! in = innings: off Morris. :
IN inning thr"c runs scored, two
ON bases. none out in cighjh); off
.hHrwcli. in inning. !Iit by
ritchcr-hy Norris NIarris. -. Struck
nut-hY Johnson. 3: by ko'p. 3: by
Morris. !; lay Hurwci, l. Losing
pitcher iayu". Umpircs-Connnl-
~. NallIn ana Wilson. Timc--I:hn
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Norfolk

l AlthEb wi WI UlH-->
Norfolk ............ 600 600 ONO--u
Summary: T'wo-hase hits Voter.
Mcconnell Brown 90 Three bas"
hit--ErOwn Home run--Branui"an.
Sacrific" Eranniran, Champagne
90. stolen bases Bowman. lril.
Double plaNS-Kclly to thurman:
Burkctt 10 Bowman: Rhodes to Voter
to NerUilvca Left on bases Tar
roro. e: Norfolk. struck out by
Loach. & by Nckcr,. l. Eases on
balls! Leach, / of Eckcrt 3 HIT
hatsman by Loach CNcrmilyca>.
Time OF ea,ue--l:45. Cmpires- Ri'cy
and IlHrkMMrn
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Durham. !: High Point. >.
Raleigh. .: Gr"cn-hnrn. q On inuinc>).
lbaniiilr. .: Win~ton-Salrm. 1.
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Totals
Rocky Mount.

Portsmouth ..,....... nG0 200 DOL?
Rocky Mount ....... n03 900 1!0---5
summary Left on hases--rorts-
mouth, s Rocky Mount. 8 Two-basc
hjts---Walker Winston. spencer,
Goosatrcc and Parker. Three-basc
hits-- Moran. champlin. Home runs
Walker ami Niox. Bases on balls
on Benton, 4; Of johnson, Z. Struck
out--by Benton. 0: by Johnson, !.
Stolen bases-Moran Double plays
Moran, Curry to Kelliher. Sacri.
nee hit-Benton. Time-l:45, Jim.
.spires--4.ew.s and Weir.
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WHERE TIiEi rLAy TODAY.

fortsm"uth ut Rocky Mount,
Newport News al Wilson
TnrhurU AT \or Fulk
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l,iIINi,IIrrli.

''lV''N'N TT WI W. IWN--I
PITTSBURGH .......... zoo col ulU-2
summary: Two base hits-Millcr,
kIlduu. Olson, TIcrn"y. Three base.
hits-JohnSton. Grimm stolen bases
Johnston. Sacrifice hits 80 Myers.
Johnston. Ncis, l;rottcin. Doubi" plays
Johnston, kildun aud Scnmaudt.
Lett On bases brooklyn, u. Pits
burEh. BaSr IS on balls--on Grimes
Il. struck "ut--by Grimes. !: by
Cooper ,. Winning pitchcr-oirimes
Losing pitchrr-Cnopcr. Empires
kiSlcr and Moran
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IRAN for G"wdy in eighth.
NrwO out when winning run scored.
'Battcd for pcrtica in third.
KHAN for Clemens IN NTH.
Scnre by innirlg.

Score by innings: Il.
Boston .lll O0l 10 %
ST Louis ............O lO lc3 OlO II
summary: Two base hits--Iowcll,
smith. Clemens. Ford. Lavan. Home
runs-Mciicury. Horusiy 90. stolen
bascs-Cruisc 90, Socckcl Fourier.
Sacrifices i:arbarc t2J. liolkc, south
worth. Ford Left on bases i;oston.
): st. Louis. {. Bases on balls-on
Mcuuillan. 3. OFF Bailey. !. Hits OF
'illingim. 10 in i innings; of Nc
ouillan. in Oh; off pertica. in
3. OF Bailey. in 1 %; of iiaincs.
none in Ia. Hit by pitchcr--ky
r"rtica 6Gowdy) struck out
by Filliugim. !. by McQuillan. j; by
pcrtica, ! by Bailey, /; ~ iiaincs. !.
Winning Observation-Disclosures. Los n z
pitcher cQuillan Cmp!rcs-Hrcn-
nan and O'Day. Time-2:lS.
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STANDING or CI.IrI,S

WHERE THEY rIAY TODAY.
81. Louis at Washington.
Chicago mt New York
Detroit ut IIo>tun
Cleveland ut Philuhclphi!,
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New York " onO 600 i02--G
Chicago ... l0i 100 0OO--3
Summary: Two-baSc hits Burns.
Flack. Grimes. Kelly. Stolen bases
--lioiloChcr. Sacrifice hitS-Maisci,
Sullivan. Ecllchcr. Nch: Left on
bascS-Ncw York. ). Chicago. !. Bases
on balls-om Martin. =. Iiits-oT
Martin. & in ! innings: of York, in
g innings. Struck out-by Martin. >.
by Nchf .; by York, l. Losing
pitchcr-Martin. Empires - McCor.
mick and Hart Timc--l:52.
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GRACE DIRECT Will RACE|
IN RICHMOND LABOR DA|
"coSc u. Wilcox Announces Pr
gram for Meet ON Fair
Grounds Track.

'rhc" Direct. said to be IN. world
TIeh t"Si hdlf -miic trottcr, will he n
"l Tue features Of the Labor I'd
10 %" held at the State F:a
',r"uhus under the auspices of
central Trades aud Labor Council
Richmond. She is now on tho or,
Sirciit. where she is performing 90
A"'iohdiiy ana capturing some hid
purses Grace Direct has n rcco|
"t 100 IL and In her exhibition he
Mn. n''","pt to lower the local ,ra.l
RECORD OF zoo ~ for Il mile.
George l.. Wilcox. business nm.
aIcr OF the Central Trades and I
Dor council. announced yesterday n
program Tor the Labor Day meet a
! promises I" bc one Of the best
tH kinb seen here in years. ri
nor" called Stats. now "A, curl
Neck Farm who acted AS pace sol
yer 10 the great Uhlan in ali N
record shinr races. viii act ri
sam" capacity for Grace Direc, in n
exhibition on September 5. The or
gram follows:
Horses called FOR nrst race II A
FIRST racc-2:2o trot or pace: thr
heats, purse. $500. Conditions
tries close II T.. NJ. Angus,
Money divided, 50-25-i5-lO.
Second racc-pursc, slT5 In Wi
n"r. $50 To second: t25 To third. 81
ages. Two year uldS carry
pounds ihr""-Scar Olds carry
mounds Al! others carry lis poun,
Distance. ~ fUrlongs
Third raCc--lursc. Si15 to vim.
$40 To second; s2J Ia third Lam
Day Handicap ages. Two 70
Oils carry Too pounds. thr.c-ye
Odds carry 10; pounds Others
pounds Distance, on" mile
Fourth race Purse. Sl75 to wl|
n"r; $50 II second. So 10 third Il
ages. Two year olds carry II
pounds: threcycar olds carry II
pounds Others lis pounds I'd
tanc", IL furlougs.
Flfth race -Sta"plechase. {2n5
winner; 81. To second: $50 to thi,{
S25 10 fourth. Three year olds cad
ny i32 pounds: thr"e-ycar olds al
over carry 1875 mounds, four-y.ar oil
carr. li' pounds. Distance. abo
TWO miles
SiNth Male race Purse. 5.
go. 50. Best Two in ;hrc. hra
whit. or coiprcd riders Distan,
on" nIrlOne.
seventh rac.-"Gracc Dlrcc
record 900 - Ia EFFORT 10 low
trnck record Of e.os IL Pur,
' lst''Ns
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STANDING or CIl',,,

BuStOu III ~. Louis.
New Nurk at thrncn
Philadelphia AT Cincinnati.
Hruoklyn nj Pittsburgh.
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STANDING or CIun

WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
Winston Salem nun,illc.
Raleigh mt t.rrrnshOru.
Durham AT High Point .
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2:eo class trotins purse. ST.?
King Harvester. br h.. ty
The Harvester tW. Elen-
inEl .,.............. /
Worthy E,awah. %. g. by
Etawnh "a McDonalD 49,. .
Princess NIdcna, b.. IN. ~
Justic" Brooke tMurphy). 4
Great Excitement, IL. m, hy
Peter the Great CMc-
MahUn) 4 s
Fayctte National. hr. &.
y san Francisco Swain , 3
The Mailman, Voscta. Liberty To,
Just Tramp. Frank 30 and Sadie $
yer also started. Tlmc-2:0S g.
2:0S IL: 2:li IA
Flu-!dn state League Results.
paytona. .. Jacksonville. >. IT
inutngS).
Tampa. I: Orlando. IL.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS VI

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. I: Pittsburgh. =.
Cincinnati. o: philadelphia, 3.
New York, q: ChicnG0. =.
-. Louis. :: Rnstnn. g Go innincsI.
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Summary: Two-hasc hits -Shcchan.
Smith. Home run Mathag stolen
bases &C. Baker. Keller. Sacrifice hits
Hook. Kruger, Fiko. Double plays
-Weafcr 10 Shcchau. Baker to Wca-
fer. Hit Ny pitched hall--iicngcs
Left on bases Suffolk. 3. Richmond.
s. Bases on halls-oT Johnson. > OH
Smith, !. struck out-hy Johnson. >:
by Smith, ,. Time of gamc--l 40.
Cmpires-Orth and HARRISON
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-01

Carbon paper the Kind that Won't
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-01
LETHA

The Gem State Lumber Co. got in 1
car Of coal Saturday.
The Crane Greek Sheep Co. shipped
sheep from Letha Friday.
Henry Riggs marketed hogs in EN-
NETT Friday.
A. f. Pomeroy went to Emmett on
Saturday.
Lottie Reynolds spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Ed Bott. She has
recovered her strength and left Fri
day for Canyon county to resume her
school duties.
The Fisher family from Emmett
took Thanksgiving dinner with the
Bauer family.
Mrs. Ed Bott entertained Thursday
at big Thanksgiving spread. the
guests being the families Of D. r.
Bot, A, C. and Hal Henderson, and
James Higgins. Miss Lbttie Rev
nolds was there also.
AL Wilson, A. C. Henderson and
Scott are hauling hay this week from
the bench.
Mr.. Horak has bsen helping D. F.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-01

We hear some asking the question
as to what kind of flying machine
the county commissioners are going
to buy,
William Burns won first place in
the story writing contest in the EN-
nett High school last week. His sub
jet being 80 Years Absence" Viii
liam seems to think that Father Time
shows more progress now than 1t
did in Rip VanWinkles time.
Merit Jackson returned Nome by
auto Saturday from Fort Bridgcr,
Wyo. He had about foot Of snow to
travel through most Of the way but
had no difficulty in getting through.
Dick Story and wife and Mablc
King and children were over to A. N.
Storys' home for Thanksgiving.
Ed Super. wife and daughter and
Mrs. Newcomer were over From Nam
pa Sunday for = visit At the Wells
home
Win Burns had the misfortune to
lose \ good milk COW Sunday from
bloat on alfalfa hay. she being too
far gone when seen to save her.
John Cline, nephew and wife arriv-
ed from Missouri last week and ex-
pect to stay here the coming summer
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MONTOUR

Rev. Mulkin and family were guests
1T Montour Heights after the morn
ing service Sunday.
Jack Murphy was up from Ontario
last week to visit with the Sweet fam
lily. Jack il . cousin Of Harry Sweet.
Miss Ethel Church spent Thanks
giving with home folks on Dry Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce and son, War
rem, were Thanksgiving guests Of the
/. w. Stoddard family. They were
accompanied by Miss Ada Russell
who Is attending school At st. Mar
garet's hall.
Mrs. John Jones Is in Emmett this
week where she went to seek medical
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sweet enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Deane r. Palmer and Mr..
and Mrs. C. Elmer Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deane Palmer and
Miss Lillian Woodall spent Sunday af-
ternoon at the r. ]. JONES home.
The Harvey Garfield family and
Garfield home Thursday Of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Solskov and
Of Emmett were Thanksgiv-
ing guests at the home OF Mr.. Sol
SHOWS brother, w. II. Day.
Mrs. Ware Is visiting at the home
of her son, II. A. Pugh
Rev. Lines OF Flora Oregon will be-
gin series Of revival meetings in
Montour Thursday evening.
Mrs. II. A. Garfield who has been
quite i'll with throat trouble for sew
sral days is improving and as soon as
,ble will have her tonsils removed.
Mr. and Mrs. Pugh, Elwood and
lois were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. AL |
,ert Beekman Of Brownlee Thanks |
irving day.
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DISTRICT NO. 10

Elliott Burns was in town Saturday
Mr.. Henderson and family were N
town Saturday.
Jack Pulley and family were in
town Saturday.
Theordore Wallace is visiting his
nieecs, Esther and Edna Wallace.
James A. Kesgard returned from
- i= nd Sunday Sunday night.
Jack Pulley and Art Tschudv re-
turned from the hills, without a deer.
Elmer Hess and family are going
to move to town soon.
Tom Dawson and family went IN
town Saturday.
Born---On Sunday To Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Morehouse, daughter.
Mr., and Mrs. Bert Pomeroy and Mr
Ewing motored to town Saturday.
ION Dawson and family attended
the dance at L.tha Friday.
Tavern and Verla Pfost are staying
IN town attending school while their
mother Is clerking in the Golden Rule
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Atkins and fam
lily had thanksgiving dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Hart OF Boise.
a. burgess hauled . load Of coal
H'SNiOt ANo. ~ tuesday.
MRS. Mary Kesgard and son David
and Mrs. Lena r. Riggs and SON Kern
motored to town Saturday.
Jack J. Christison attended a pleas
ant ThAnksgiving dinner at his father
and mothers home in Boise.
Master Samuel j. Riggs is absent
from school a few days this week on
account of sickness.
Mrs: Lena R, Riggs is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Marion Mortensen has a Sc
we're cold this week.
Dave MCGEE was in town SATURDAY.
A. Z. Pomeroy took his son Freder-
lex to school Monday.
Mr., Wilbur Slate was in town Sat
urday. y
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Hansen and
daughter motored to town Saturday.
John Leichty went to town Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Atkins bought
some chickens from Mrs. Lena r.
Riggs Wednesday Oast weekly for
hsr mother. Mrs. Hart Of Boise.
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Bot with some fencing this week.
Hubert Reynolds came in Monday
from Colorado for a visit with his
sister, Mrs. Ed Bot.
The Bauer family spent Sunday af-
ternoon and evening with relatives in
Emmett.
Mrs. Moseley and Mrs. A. C. Hen
derson visited school Wednesday af-
ternoon and heard the good program
rendered by the children.
The Pitts family moved Tuesday
from the Underwood place to their
newly completed home in Letha.
Mrs. AL Wilson went to Emmett on
the train Saturday.
Aid Society meets today (Thurs-
day. with Mrs. Robert Miles.
The cattle shipped two weeks ago
Friday were held up near tho Dalles
by big snowslide and we understand
Mr.. Kesgard did not get them 70 mar
ket until Monday Of this week.
Mrs. Underwood called Wednesday
at the schoolhouse.
The Christmas goods are on display
at the local store to remind US that
there are barely "a days in which to
buy our gifts.
H. w, Stevens, the Peters Shoe man
made his semi-annual visit at Letha
Wednesday.
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o. P. Beckelhymer left Saturday
for his home in Sioux City. Iowa, AZ
ter q two weeks visit with relatives
Miss Ina Wilson spent her Thanks
giving vacation with friends in Nam
ra.
Gopher poisoning under the direc-
ton Of state inspector Is being de-
monstrated in our community this
week.
Mrs. Wayman, Miss Josephine Way
man and o. p. Beckelhymer ate sup
per with the r. B. Wentworth family
"wednesday evening.
A Mr.. Hart Of Long Valley Is the
guest Of old neighbors, the Gid Spoor
family, this week.
The Hanna school has begun work
on = Christmas program to be given
at the holiday season.
The Henry Norwood family enter
tanned at family dinner Thanksgiving
day Those present were the W. l..
Norwood family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Norwood and little daughter and Mrs.
Henry Norwood's mother, Mrs.. Mar
tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kiser, who were
married last week, are living In the
Henry Norwood house. Their many
friends in the vicinity decided that
they should be properly welcomed and
on Saturday evening they assembled
with the usual ms we'll as some unus-
ual musical instruments and right |
royalty screnaded them.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair Guthrie had
fer guests on Thanksgiving day, the
J. |. Guthrie family, Mrs, Wayman
and Miss Josephine. o. r. Beckelhy-
mer. N. d. Wentworth and the r. b.
Wentworth family
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Kiser. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Kiser and children ate
dinner Thanksgiving at the Kiser
home near Emmett