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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
kiwanis Club to
Celebrate Anniversary
OF Organization

Membcrs pf the Albuquerque Isl.
wants club viii celebrate the ami
vrrssfy ~ the founding ~ thc ma
tionni u-rpanizatihn ~ kiwanis clubs
when shcy meet in regular Moon
luncheon ON January u.s.
The KlwRuis clubs have hcou or-
gHniacd bot Hx or seven wears and
now have q membership of mure than
so 600 members The program er
" r. Mcdowell
n will consist 81 a talk hy ono Of
the members on "Nhuf klwnulH
Means 90 the Individual "a talh on
tho History 81 the tluh hY another
member and n tank on What kiwHui4
Means 60 The Community. Ay "a uhird
member
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Rchearsils commenced January .
for the Dramatic club plsy which will
Doe presented ln tho auditorium. Jnu.
pa, The play chosen tor this year is
The Prince Chap by Edward Paple'
"a comedy in three acts The purpose
Of this play BE- 10 finance thu
declamatory and o%ratnrical contests
81 the year and % debates between
our school and other high schools Of
the state Ia order that such perform
ances may be given without charging
admission as many other schools
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Junior. aud seniors lrr having iu-
d.vIHulI pictures taken Tor tbs
annual tho AIT club fhe Webster
Debating sooitfv the Girls chorus
and the rHaulHr chorus had rr0uu
pictures taken this w"ek fh. uomes-
tIc Science department viii have
pictures taken 10 s,rurs which are
representative of the cuok.Hr and
ewing work ~ thc department
The Art class Is nusv making
uanals Cor fns en.nr uuIor and
farulfv pictures 1la0 various mgfn-
hcr- OF Che class urr Foo work on
druwiucs which thc sian expects fo
use Iu the nnnumI This doc mot
prevent other uupils however from
handing In drawing either ~ %
rerfous uutur or spmpthiuu Iu the
nnture Of cartoons Ben Ssltzar hus
already prcsontod s numbgr ~ car
toUsns and % D. oypcctcd thai other
pupils will hand in cartoons next
week
The next regular meofing 20 'h'
sian viii bo next Ttcysirv Imw'iI.
ntciy nnor ,rhool in room $40 Helen
G~runstcld Is Alumni editor and s
conducting "a campaign ~ inHuItH poo
discover thr Whereabouts of grad
mates OF thr HIGH schuol NJ Do Doe
rarponatieu : loui. e. Hr.ssiesu s1a m.
rcsist'rtd office anl Norih tirst
~ Barsaluin and s,at. ~ Nea Nf,iso
~ WtrNESH MithktnF we Tho HNd
sSffes5f''f s, efjs ss,saal' 'S b. pl,. ssas'
WALLACE HEsstLpFN
srATF OF NrW nfxicn ~
COUNTY OF HEHSAiILL1
On this eth day Of Desomher. 1874, be-
fore me personaIIy spl~sred Walisee Hes
seiden ~ ms lrpwn 20 b. M perfopr a.
ms ustuiueut sui arkuev irdsea that thea.
s~sssuted The same a. their free act and
wv wtryFsS WHEREOF hs,e here.
unto -, nv hsnd and seal Inc tar and year
nrst above written
,s,.D IDA So,aTg FFssbAi
Ny commission expires
ENpoRsED
80. 1880
Cor Re- Il. Vol z Page t2n
cerrfssie 81 Non Liability u Stockholders
SUPERIOR RuIibISG COMPANY
tNn stoctholdsrs' LiabIihyl
Fiiei To- ofhes y STATE csupratian Com
Dee go f92i-tn 80 a
osfE
C,mnsrsd lIo 20 WA
ludssra ronparsd y q 20 q "
state ~ Nra N%tsIoo. b.
CounfV - hsrusitlu
NE aotn a, y Pc 1921 + 80 eloss
pm. Nernrhrd W Vol Nrr 81
rrfHris ~ said oountY tailo ies ieI
Ry S .CtolLQrr
uepnif Cleo
NnH e. e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

A tentative program Tor next
semcHter will be posted on the mil
etin hoardy on MonGny New classes
iu physiology. solid geometry and
commercial law will be offered for
semester credits this heinr madr
possible hy the combination OF some
OF the smaller classes "a make room
space.
The senior English class plnus 90
present Drinkwaier's Abraham Lin
coin" ~ a patriotic program rear
LlnColn't birthduy Rcceutly IN
Cleveland ohio. Mr.. Drinkwnter oh
served that Abraham Lincoln In the
greatest man the world has produced
I'm tho last 300 years. The class hopes
10 make this a performance without
an admission charge. II anyone la
town can make thom the loan OF
Union army uniform or or Confeder-
ate army uniform. tho class will DE
highly appreciatire AZ IL Will answer
one o. the big problems they have
to meet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Fay Strong expects 20 be able 20
return 90 school the beginning ~ the
second semester.
Mr. Crisi has been substituting for
Miss Weir who WINS called home
durinr vacation hy the death Of her
father
Mr. DaruhHrt has hcen suhstitut-
Ing for Miss Hardy. who has been In
Denver fur n couplcs weeks Miss
Hardy IL expected 20 bc hack Ice time
10 take charge % her classes Monday
morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

on FRIDAY morning the 1g22
basketball season WA launched by a
special auditorium In charge OF Mr.
Moore Perhaps the best talk OF the
occasion was made by Juliet White
on the subject. The Moaniag Of the
schedule to the school, Other good
talks were made however. by Adelia
Elder. captain Of the girls team
Joe benjamin. president OF the Ath-
lctlc association. and Lynn Hammond,
captain Of the boys team
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
CIns. In Ncn Landing

Mr. Moore announced in Fridays
auditorium that plans have been
maIe to Offer r. class In Ncll leading
after sohool next semester ga pupils
who urc Interested In learning how
20 lead class Wells and to thoso who
are Interested In the assembling n
publication % school wells and songs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Woodmen Circle
Installs Officers

Cottonwood Grove No p Woodmrn
circle hus luat Installed a. onlecfa
Tor the follow ing year Thuse iu
stalled arc
1nyn"ll hnmhtnok. unsI guardian
Marguerite huehl guardian Emma
Wailine elerit sadie hosndicii hanl
err ioniae gnundmsn advisor MafH
Fonrnellc chaplain Elizabeth Peas
attendant Esther Smnh assistant
stteudaw Josephine Htflin inner
sentinel. Lizzie Stewart. outer epi
incl; Fannie ilaEemoFe Frankif
Cochran and Mary Mccsre-. manaeofs.
Or W a. Hope ~. w a. foveia,e
ph,sfcianf. Hcffha Spsil musician.
Nsi Ian.s drti captain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Leverett- Zapf & Co.
REALTORS

REALTORS
DO you realize tho larFe amount Of i'm.
pTotements that we're made IN
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
daring 1874. Then you would decide 10
buy nsht nov. Let's shog you them TO-
day. only so cash and $40 per moath. A
fine Investment.
Second and Geld Ave. Phone Gao
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
sophomore Class Meeting

Immediately after auditorium.
Friday morning the sophomore class
held "a brief business meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Notice "a herehy Elten bat ths annBal
stnstAoidsrs nesfinE viz B. held ~ -he
office ct ihs company 81 Ola A5aausfqas
a a. an So gffh daF ~ tanusry 1923 81
cry EFFgTHIc COMPANY.
~ . o. nAHN RsefstArs
lss sGs,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Sol ll-lN.
STATI 200 hkM MEXICO
STATE CuRpOKhrluN COMMISSION OF
NV MfNlrO
UNIFIED STATES % AMERICA.
aTATE uF DHW MEHfCO a
e. Il hereby lied that the ANNEXED h.
! fu1 true aHi ...Hpiete Transcript % no
Tsntneaie o. Liberation 81 hrFERIOR
HrfLpfNu tnNr NY 40 st6ethaiarr
l4aAlntsl With the Endorsement thereon
y same srlsaIs oH ftie ami 81 rerara ~ lht
sfIfa Of TO- STATE Corporation Communication
In ttstinonf U%hrneof. the state corpora
lion Cammlssinu 10 he state ~ New Askieo
has caused THO rfriftrate to be rEneA hF
IL ehnifman and The seal % said commits
sion ta ha nffitfa az the Gin u Santa Fe
on this latn daY Of nrecmher u. 1921.
hU0h II. WILLIAMS
fsFAI1 Chairman
Attest.
A. l.. MuHUlSnN.
Uefi.
gFRrfFIgATT ~ lNOpHpuRATfON or
sIpFRiOR RtfLDfNG COMPANY.
40 rfnotaoi0rrs Liability
We. the aaarr sngi harsh, assosiate our
selves together Tor he pnrpcse ~ formtnr
faft.sseiian tnfHF 10 laW - the state -
New Nsslro uni.ri stai~s 81 America aai
nfrfhl e~uif
The ramr af H. .srraratian formed here
unasr -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

State o. Nsu Naaifa Do he Probate Caurt
hefnaniln County
fn the Matter % ths fHtafU ~ james N
Mttunsly aeceasfa
Notice = horshs given that the un.
ders gncd whF o. he regular sesrioa 81 tho
Probate Court held on the 9pih daF o.
December. 1891. appdiaeed adfainlstratnr o.
iha s~tsts Of TIA sid Jsmes n Maiilnsif
that al persona having claims gAnk said
estafe are hereby notlfied W present sarlr
10 tho uuaefsIgnrd o. n office within the
iiiue prtffribsd Nv law
stats Trust a savings Bank u
AihuqucFgps. Nsv Aeaica.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

On Tuesday the R%oossvclt Debating
society held n business needing to
discuss the part which the debating
societies have In the success OF tho
Dramatic club play and To plan the
nest debate with Webster sncicty
The next debate D. TO be entirely %
Freshman debate. the debaters belng
the younresf mefnbcrs on the two
societies. Webster society will ~
hold the affirmative side Of the Sol
diers' Bonus question and the Rocs"-
welt society will uphold tho negative
ON the negative team will be Nirginin
Maine, Yucl bergman, and Donald
Hubbcll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
News or The City Schools

Of especial interest 10 fcgmer High
school students.
The Record.
The neN issue Of the Record
comcs out Tuesday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
o. MORRISON
tlrrk
CERTIFICATE 90 STOCK HOLDERS
MOB. LfAnfltIN
Of
SUPERIOR BUILDING COMPANY
Al Ntnuthaidfrsf IinhlhfVN

Thia IT, 10 certify that The undersigurd
being nl fhr original tnc0pafatorH Who
81 tho ahnya usnied corporation thereby
sssuriafinE thsmsrltrs together under ths
lave 0f New Nexi0H fnr and nn behalf
nf rhfmsaltts. 100 other ttnrkhuldrfs who
may become ustnslhiei With them sud said
rsrrafatiua do hereby declare that thefr
shall ~ 30 sfnrthoder' liability on 90
count nf auy stack issued hv said corpora
tiaA and ttst ~ ftu0kholasfs uf sald cor
uofat0n shau hr rNempt from 81 Liabilities
Ou account nf anf Stock issuFi uf trld tt
ttru rtfarf fHsh nshlIfy iar ~ atauuut
20 'ks earliul sipah rsrtinni tn hkFs hssn
HalaI Nr fHffTnrit uf reHH a. 'hr TINE ~
ODE lauusan4atnant 90 haalnaas
Its uAmg VI us aseni IN sAarse VI iaid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
CERTIFfCtrE OF FILLING
Mo-. lIga1 and li-bu.
SrATE Of MN MEXICO
\TE CoRlok ION CohAissioS or

HTATt OBJ MN MEXICO
STATE gnpFOhATInN CUAhiSkfON or
MN NfNlCp
UNITED srATf- ~ ANERlOA
STATE 90 b. HkNtCO, 81
n IL hsrsby o.ltied thAl their was hisd
for record iu m. Hfnee ~ thc state Cor
r%orntiuu tomuIs. |U 81 The stat 81 New
Nesicb nn thr ft rs. ninth dss 81 psram-
boz. A. y 1891 u o. 30 O'Clock = m Ger
iitieaie ~ lntnrp atias and Certificate q
~Stockholdrp Nom liability % silEkiQh
RuILDiN9 COMPANY TAO Stockholders
liabtityl.
Whs frfurt 900 incutpnrAioru named To-
sAid teffiilcHte Hl Incorporation anal Fhn
save sisusd same ,nd thr'r suCcesser and
Assigns are herchI ieelsfed 60 DO ffom this
date until thr iutrty.uinth day of pacem
her, Niurtoru Hundred and seventy one. a
corporation hy goo name sud for ~ uses
ana parpnsfH HrI Harth in fatd certificate.
In teatnnsuf HHeresf, tbs STATE Inrrufa
tluu Cauuissinr 0f mo State " New Mexico
has taussd hs fificaie 90 b. signed BY
~ chairnsan and she seal ~ said camm,s
sion 10 be- afNafa a the City Of Santa ~
on this gsth daF persmbrf a %. 1911
uldH ii. WILLIAMS
tsEALl Chairman
Attest,
l. MuNNfHON..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
lllGH CLASS MAN FOR
ALBrQt ERQU

Federal TaN Supervision Only e2ocu-
tive abiiiiy necessary Must have thou
sand dollars. Wirc or write 1919 -
q NJ RANT BIDS Fort Worth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

You win and II in onr Classified
Columns,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
MEN WANTED
WIRELESS OPERATOR

I'rmuuuut position. good future uo
strike Salaries $4,000 10 SgOO. 90 DER
week Service afloat or ashore Iiv-
lug t%Npvnscs furnished in addition to
Haldries when aboard shin No pre-
Nious knowledge Of electricity or eN-
pcricnce required Biz demand FOR
operators send for booklet. The
Wir'lcss Operator HlH Opportunity
Future aud Possibilities Address.
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Department =
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
SFATE ov NEW MEXiCO
STATE CORONATION COMMISSION or
MAJ MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON

MN MkNiCp
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
So 1880
NITFn srhTEH on AhiEH1CA
STATE OF SIN MEXICO. 81
De- lt htrHhF ceriiied that the anNeEei ls
a Hli tue and rumplere Transcript q the
rfHuNrafo nf sfnekhnlfnra' Non IinhIlir
StafkhoidHrsf liahlitfl With tho endorse
msuts theTrsn a. sanie asneqrs on fle and
81 fcrnra tn the ufflou % The States Cor
iiurnfIHn tuinfnlsstor
fn tUsfImurF whereof tho Slate tarpnra
flun Communication ~ thn Stale - New Masico
hss caused uus Co. De- siEued hf
is NhaIrman fnd fho rcal Hf said Commits
sion tu Pc Hffned 81 thu cts Of SAINTS
D. 900 ftIt 2Ath dnF q nerefnhrr A -
HJGH a WILLIAMS
tAsaU ohaiuaan
AffrsI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

We have nn nueninF IN MI. stete for q man
o. seli we'll irnwn standard advertised hand
drawn chemical fra engines. motor five Az
pnrafug. estiuEdiHhefk aud complete iuf ~
FIRE hEhiing suudrits othcr feen On com
iss thar We aner you. earn ~ q a month
30 eau You, even wtthaui aNpeucare M
vorlt. lush reminai Rlds 20. BrocAivu
n "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
WaNTED-MI.sIIanesnns

X 81 hLitk ionrins ears hrst risss Goa
eillee- neni pliisa Asefefg Gl
WkhfU3-1fo barros ssob Dc - saet -
ssdty. Aaessss ''eecurity," esrs Of
Hsrtld.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Is ROOMS issgr s~ieepins porches' clcs- hi
large lot $4,000 90. Terms So suit you.
g. nwner = SIS south Third ~
tok hALE-sman mhatn huus.. wsil To-
Gated Priced nov fsF qnick sale. Terns
q a he arfsnsed Nas n" ere - HafalA
fOR sALF Nodsfa Z team sofisre fur
nlshri. Hlssplus uurrh NIlau. 90 Tru fins
dots l-ufth Wasd sUIa q Z. IA fine lOft.
gra oafsaiH W. " MeMnlioH zoe Mssi
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Second snd Gold Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

Phon. s,o
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-09

The question has often been raised
a. to whether It win ever be possible
to communicate by wireless with the
inhabitants Of other planets. The
wireless waves in the ether 60 on for
ever, 20 there will be no reason why
people cannot communicate with other
planets II the inhabitants have the
proper receiving apparatus. Some Of
the planets. however, are so fur away
that electric waves travelling at a
speed Of 1O8O00,OO0 miles per second
would take several thousand yearss to
reach them. There Is very little
chance OF these remote planets hear
Ing the nightly radio concerts sent>out
from the wireless test station at the
East Pittsburgh works of the West
inghouse Electric and Manufacturing
company. They are now known to
several Thousand amateurs all over
the United States and having wave
length of $50 meters are readily
picked up.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-09
SLEEPS m PEACE
Resting Place Of Tecumssh Iona
: Undisturhed.
Crest chlss Was Buried On rhames
Battlefield and HE sspuIehro
Kept . secret

What boy Of Canada or the Unitet
States has not thrilled to the exploiti
OF Tecumseii1 The conspiracy OF th'
great chief Of the Shawnees to unitt
the Indian tribes into one vast con
federation for q last desperate stand
against the whites. 4 plan smashed By
HarrisOn'S victory at TippecanOe. Il
one Of the most absorbing chapters Of
early American chronicles.
TIE field where Tecimseh fought his
last fight and where he sleeps his last
sleep II soon to be transformed into {
park. II u In southern Ontario. neal
Aoraviantown. on Thames river. The
flGht Il known in Canadian annals -
the hattie Of Morawantowu and In
American, a. the battle Of the Thames.
Every dag trains whlxx over II on
the Grand Trunk railway and autoists
traverse It by the Longwoods road. but
few know that the farm lands that now
divide II are classic ground over which
the Americans waged hard drought
battles against the British and their
Indian allies In the war II 1872. The
Tecumaeh Memorial association Of
MoFAvlantOwn has recently taken
steps TO cooperate with the Ontario
government In converting the battle
field into I highway park.
Tecumseh. according to tradition.
was killed IN the hattie by shot from
the pistol Of Col. Richard NJ. johnson
Of Kentucky, later vice president of
the United States. He was buried on
the Geld, but the exact location of his
grave 10 unknown.
after the battle" said Chief Tobias
OF the Moraviantown Indian reserve
recently. "the Indians retreated three
days up the Thames. Then they sent
three warriors hack TO bury Tecumseh.
One Of these. . Delaware named Snake.
was left to guard the canoe while the
other two. who were Of Tecumseh'D
own tribe. located the chiefs body
and buried 1t. The two Shawnees told
Snake where tine grave was dug and
the three Indians took an oath never
to reveal the spot This was to pre-
vent possibility Of descrntion.
1.-THE ShawneeA went back to Ohio.
Johere they re1oined the Prophet,
Tecumaeh's brother. and with him wore
by the American govern
ment west Of the Mississippi. They
never revisited the battlefield. Snake
lived to old age on the reserve at
Until his death he
kept faithful but clandestine watch
Dver the grave. When the Grand
Trunk railway was built through the
bA was afraid II would pass
,vee the burial place. But this did not
happen and Tecumseh still sleeps. In
he secret grave where his warriors
aid him to rest more than hundred
vears ago."
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-09
EAST EMMETT

Miss Cora Dresser and Mrs. Hattie
Dresser were joint hostesses to a din
ner given at their home in honor OF
the Yergensen family.
Mr., and Mrs. Wayne DeWalt spent
Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
0. C. Coonrod.
School has been suspended at the
Emerson school on account Of the i'll
ness of the teacher, Mrs. Kelley.
Born-To, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ry-
nearson on March 8, bouncing boy.
Joseph Kreizenbeck has been out
of school the past week on account of
the grip.
Grace Egbert called at the Ander
son home Sunday afternoon.
Alden Miller is quite i'll with the
flu this week. The last report is that
he is improving.
The Gishes have moved to the for
mer residence of Kyrl McPropd.
C. L. Anderson has been suffering
with the grip the past week.
Miss Gladys Gray called at the
Geo. Miller home Tuesday evening.
Eldon Sitz spent Tuesday evening
at the o. c. Coonrod home.
Miss Marguerite Kreizenbeck spent
Sunday with her parents.
Remember prayer meeting will be
held at Mrs. Taylor's next Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50.
Mrs. Alvin Myers has been quite i'll
with the flu the past week.
Mrs. c, c. Johns called on Mrs.
Myers Tuesday afternoon.
Gladys Gray called on Mrs. Thoma-
Eon Wednesday afternoon.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-09

iae - NeStnG Aanns AAanshenss segDs-
who're near The min -, Mo can work
At the mill whom # starts operaticls.
Karl Coonrod i expected homo his
week from Caldwell where he las
bsen' al winter helping E. L. Patrick
IN hi dairy. The Patrick family have
had : breaking out Of scarlet fever In
their ranks and 70 Karl has been
quarantinsd Tor about month, which
no doubt was the finest streak of
luck he ever had. We would like to
be quarantined close to . meal ticket
Ill winter, but we should worry now.
We can soon boycott the beef trust
andn est grass.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-09
LITTLE ROCK

Mr.. Fellows is moving to his rancl
on the slope. formerly known as thu
Lyons place.
Mr.. and Mr.. Morse and son call
cd at Kirkman's Thursday afternoon
Albert Olsen Of Middleton speni
Wednesday and Thursday with the J
A. Olsen family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones motored
to Payette Wednesday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wampler attended
the poultry demonstration given at
Ed Wells Friday.
Kay Hunter, who was riding colt
Sunday, was thrown from same, sus-
tanning some serious injuries.
Miss May Olsen visited at the Hale
and Robinson homes Sunday.
The Shelton family are moving to
New Plymouth.
Mr.. Rolph is reported to be quite
sick.
Martha Smith and Ruby Chandler
visited Leila Hunter Sunday.
Joe Olsen, Jr., spent the latter part
Of the week at Middleton, visiting the
Albert Olsen family.
E. w. Faris and daughters are hav-
ing = siege with the grip.
Mrs. Myron Whitley and daughters
Thelma and Vera spent Friday night
and Saturday with Mrs. Robt Gordon
on the bench, who ID i'll.
The Ball children we're visitors 1t
the Coulter home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey and family
spent Saturday evening At the Irl
Bishop home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peery, ST., and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin of Falk
are moving to their homes in Emmett
Mrs. Bishop arrived Saturday from
Pomeroy, Wash, for q visit with her
son Jake, who has been quite sick
most of the winter. Mrs. Bishop re-
sided in this vicinity some twenty two
years ago, and will be remembered by
many Of the old times.
Mrs. Charles Berglund and children
md Mrs. C. A. and Mrs. G. l.. Mills
spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. j..
A. Olsen, tying a quilt.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-09
Ns. wheel Making Ieea.

The making Of lightweight. boltless,
one-piece, all. stec' wheels b. the drop
forging process u now . reality,
thanks to the ingenuity Of q Michigan
Inventor. Designed especially for use
on motor vehicles. the rims. spokea
hrbs and brake drums arr forged In
tezrally, 20 that no bolts or rivets arc
required to hold them together. 1t 10
claimed that they are n light as the
conventional wooden wheels and. Of
course, great deal stronger, says
Popular Mechanics Magazine.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-03-09
Found ! Cure for Indigestion.

II use ChAmberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets fc= indigestion and find
they suit my case better than any
dyspepsia remedy have ever tried
and I have used many different medi-
cines. am nearly fifty one years Of
age and have suffered great deal
from indigestion. can eat almost
anything ] want to- now" writes Geo.
w. Emory, Rock Mills, Ala. These
tablets contain no pepsin but streng-
then the stomach and enable il to d.
gest the food naturally.