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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

Otto schsiss is again living on the
soaa hssaes.s'aa ssa 10 enxasrd IN trap
Z p4nr cayeses.
Mr.. toknsaa ha. finished digging
sic crup 81 s.o,ssees.
Mr.. les Powell ard Mrs, / nn
I ouseiss sfe IN Ernsssis under The doc.
Z .o,ss care. tSssae Rns1lse Powell H.
sssy.nr uish Nrs- jrsss Diil. ard Nell
bepriss frsskss b~r hofse vita Mira.
Ehales sssa IL attending schooi
Mr.. ard Mrs Hlaford S~oartnren
arc tak.sx carr 81 the snfAni ehiid
n M .ssta fss . Short time.
Eseod rssh was rery happy osef
rsndsnr biz snosoecyose uhieh hA6 bern
sicicn from wh~re Ne ksd 10 abandon
on accosnt Of chain sreuhle near
Asssrr
ps Il. MeE4s-sY.s spsn, the vesk
sad Nth his pAsxasa. returning 10
Ns.ssr Sunday evening where he IL
s;ssndtne school.
Esye-s Noiand accompanied by
Nice Mary Bu,dsll ard Mss. W. r.
sss 9uesss al the Noisnd home Sen.
say.
Narrells and Erusstins Cattle q
spent . fee days uith tAxir grand.
eafvnss While their tile brother pas
sesy ~ Little Ernestins has Just
uncovered from the saRse trouble snd
little urssia. daughter Of o. J. Cat.
ed, 10 III viii the same maiady.
TIE Halloween social was . very
sataynhle affair and she hall Vas
CROWDED rhe program showed he
ntssess taken n the school by both
leaders and pspiis alike. A sess iisils
rum vss taken IN 10 help eth schoo
sqpipMeaL
n. LAdses' Ala society we're enter
:aineA st Msatour Heights Friday.
ne afssrncoa was spent in sewing
-arpx, rass and after the veaal busi-
NESS meeting vas dispensed With, .
scrambled lunch Was served. Mr..
r r. and Mrs. Lynn holland were
toesesses for the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrr. Harry Sweet accom-.
panied by Mlaeea Lillian Wootlsil and
Birdie Hanley attended tho school
play given In we.ser Thursday even
ing.
br. Rsyna'ds vas called to the
Garfield horne Tuesday TO render med
ical aid ia the yoone scn ef the fam.
IL. Who has been very III with bowel
trouble. He 10 . little better 1t this
writing.
Rev. and Mn. Martin were calline
spon friends n Mentour Monday,
they have just returned from Weiser.
The Smith threshlng machine IL IN
The neirhborhcod and viii BE- at the
Catfield and holland ranchee this week
TIE second division of the Ladies
Al society will give an entertainment
Il the Woodmen hall Friday evening".
me speaker are from Bose and
their subject and picture slides vii
" tsIks and scenes In China. These
people have recently pad visit to
the Orient. We are sorry re cannot
recall their names. Everybody 10 In
Vttad
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
MONTOUR

To- Late FOE last sr-kl
Pash seat 10 we-ssT and
hgs Saturday "a business
FL W. s,adaasa sad ehiidfes
baked Ne. ssS.dassd fsosa hoas<
!, aaa sp~h, the dsy risisAax
ffs~Aas. IAey rssasss<d horss
srasa<,
hxe No araa sprn. The s.~A sf.d
Eaasss teach al the Wa
hone-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

the funeral Of Mrs Thornton's broth
er. who died Of heart failure in q
Weiker hotel. The family have the
sincere sympathy of their many
friends and neiKhbors.
Mrs. Walter Craig, Mrs. S. A. Rus
sci, and Mrs. Griffin we're callers n
the T. b. Ross home Tuesday after
noon and made the acquaintance Of
Master Robert Bruce. Jr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dadsnhosisi
returned home after several days val
In boise.
Victor Shsidres is doing some car
e~niss verk fer Fred Hsrreil 3, the
Davis ranch.
Csssleids expect 10 have a good
tsrn0a, Of barley shd arc bal d ng .
gfaaaFy 10 store IL Ia.
Tbs students of the Sweet soheel.
secoiaP4h4 ed by teachers. friends and
ssF-nts. visited Mentoas school Thurs
day Afternoon and advertised ias.f
carnival With . eoaalc parade.
Mr.. snd Mrs id'e Of Canada, psf-
eats Of L. y. Idle. arc plaaning on
oosssi,s hesv 10 make ihelr henas. hey
fis4led not iasss sso and made assHy
tfsefds. no wall gladly ae o0sss ..-e.s.
ssfr as Fessdens-
Fred Narphy has been having .
round II the fla. bgt Was soooa.sg~a
sheA the doctor told hiia II sasnI as
bad as II sAs lAss year
Mrs. J. :, Basdell. MFs j. ". Nc.
lard and little aAagktef Edith Nay,
Mrs. Grace March saa Mrs. 81 ly
Basdsii sad l.,tls Anns JssA, ali Of
kfsnsss. called III the X T.. Nelsna
hosas Tuesday evening.
Ihs Aohioss SCHOOL Ssil give . pro
gram Saturday erenlns. sls captains
hare t@~n chosen 10 furnish ees,srsAln-
saeas al sotss sort Gather Hs losesn
as osAeruss~. and har time Is anti.
eipstc6.
Mrs, sss3es. wits of the ne. bank.
81. arrived lat ss<A and iheY are fos
sstAe N the r~sioence svoeAiiy sseatr
I'd - shs ssaaaAsa family.
VI. 7. Cro1eh Of Emmsst shlls o..
sssn~ss TRIP 20 Nen;opr. HsAds
short vast usih bis dssghixr. Mrss
t.yan NaiAr.d.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

Mrs. c. c. Montgomery is spending
few days At the Prank Kennes y
home al Sweet. Mrs Montgomery ex-
poets 10 leave for California Saturday
where she will spend the winter with
her daughter. Mrs. Emery Ogden and
family.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

Anyone having ice cream contain
ers belonging 20 the Gem Creamery,
please notify as and we viii call for
them. Phone 66S
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
Farm Machinery & Household Goods

] High Chair and l Youths Chair.
/ White Rotary Sewing Machine.
IL Pictures and Frames. Sewing Rocker.
Leather Sleepy Hollow Rocker.
large Mission Rocker. Oak Dresser. new.
/ large Refrigerator. Stands and Tables
Large assortment of books. dishes and cook
ing utensils.
4 Rugs Bedsteads and Springs
Sharpless Cream Separator.
Electric Vacuum Cleaner.
Automatic Electric Washer.
! Mantle Clock. new.
l Auto Knitting Machine, new.
/ 1856 Winchester, with shells. 2 Boys Rt-
cycles 80 feet Ia Inch pipe 10 feet Water
Trough. Gas Barrel Ice Cream Freeseg.
/ gallon. Canned Fruit. sweetencd. %
gallon barrel Of Cider Vinegar. ; barrels
and Spray Pump. s Log Chains. Stay Chains
Butt Chains. Shovels. Hoes, Forks, Scoops,
Axes. Hay Knives. Scythe- new.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

/ Guernsey Cow, years old giving gals
l Jersey Cow, years old. giving 2ls gals.
l Holstein Cow, years old, giving ga gals.
l Black Cow, years old giving gallons.
1 Red Cow, years old, giving ll2 gallons
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
Mich Cows and Horses
F.F. CUMMINGS, Owner

/ Holstein Cow, years old. fresh soon.
Brindle Cow, years old. giving 2I1 gals.
Jersey Cow. years old. giving 2 gallons
Registered Guernsey Bull. years old. 20
pers furnished.
Work Horses.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

High Finsnes-
Inspired by the srsiisn evtdeoee -
recent bresch Of promise eaaeA. ~
ussidens are pow buying diaries -
begging the men ito keep thG3 ~
my sske"-LnBdon Oplnio0-
Whers Time Has Ne vas0AL
Among many African races. tAAE0
are no words to Indicate time q ~
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

/ 5-foot Jackson Fork, l20 feet new steer
cable and pulleys.
l set Hack Harness. sets Farm harness.
| Saddle. Wire Stretcher.
! Hack Wagons.
l Mccormick Mower.
| Mccormick Rake.
l Grain Drill, foot.
| 3-section Harrow. Spring Tooth Harrow.
Slip Scrapers. Flows. Corrugator
2 Hay Slips. Garden Hose.
Other articles too numerous to menuon.
l Monarch 6-hole Range.
l Dish Cupboard. China Closet
1 Sectional Book Case. l Leather Souen'
/ larve oak Roll Top Desk l Library Table
$3.50 victrola, new.
large Round Oak Heater. new.
I round 6-foot Dining Room Table.
6 Leather-seated Dining Chairs.
Oak Dining Chairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
Strand Feature

Fury" Richard Barthelmess' new
production, has brought about the
scree reunion of the star and Dor
othy Gish, who fell in love with the
part of the leading lady, which was
written in the hope that she could
be induced to play it.
Mr.. Barthelmess is supported by a
notable cast, including the star of
the legitimate stage, Tyrone Power;
Barry Macollum, who was brought
from England to play the half-wit-
ted lad in "John Ferguson" Harry
Blakemore, who will be remembered
as having played the negro porter
for three seasons in 1.-THE Travelling
Salesman" and considered to be one
of the topnoteh comedians OF the
speaking stage.
Fury" is a story of the sea in
which for a time brute strength tri-
umphs. To get the proper atmos-
phere, a four-masted schooner was
especially chartered and was at sea
for three weeks. The company
roughed 1t in true sailor fashion.
sleeping in the ~fo'castle and in ham,
mocks. The result is a picture which
has earned the praise of d. w. Crit
fifth as one of the greatest pictures
ever produced and a document OF
life. Fury" a First National at
traction, will be seen at the Strand
Theatre today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
NEWS
BY A. p. WIRE

Prospects for averting suspension
of anthracite Goa production are
bright when United States Goa COM
mission, at meeting in New York,
gets factions to agree on elimina-
ton of the check-off and to resume
negotiations for new wage and work.
ing agreements.
Democratic National Committee
attacks selection of Campbell Bas-
com Slemp as secretary to President
J Ku Klux Khan announces that ne
gotiations for purchase of Valparaiso
University in Indiana are completed
and that enrolment will be open to
any man, regardless of race or color,
who car meet the necessary educa-
tional requirements.
President Coolidge approves plans
of the p~ostofice department for is
suing a two cent postage stamp in
memory of President Harding.
Governor McMaster of South Da-
kota, who precipitated gasoline war,
consents to increasing price of state
supply from 16 to 20 cents a gall
Ion.
American and Mexican mixed
commission signs agreement design
ed to make possible resumption of
diplomatic relations.
German communist strike fails:
Labor and food situation improves
in greater Berlin and signs of stabil-
ization are seen.
Dublin unofficial advices indicate
that canon de Valera will be in
termed until after election and that
he viii escape trial for treason.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
Flower Show Bigger
and Better Than Ever

The second annual flower show
will be held this year on Friday and
Saturday, August 81 and September
1, at the Public Library on Jeffer-
son street. This year the Women's
Club is cooperating with the Lii
brary staff in it's endeavors to make
the affair a greater success than last
year.
The competition Is open to all res
idents of Perth Amboy and the fol-
lowing rules will govern the entries:
Each exhibit shall have been
grown by the exhibitor.
Each exhibitor shall furnish his
own holder for his exhibit.
All entries shall be in the hands
of the committee In charge at the
Public Library before or on Friday
at IL O'clock noon.
Section, name of flower and exhib-
itors' name shall be written on a
card supplied at the library.
The rules must be strictly follow
ed to avoid being eliminated in judg-
ing.
Awards will be made for the fol-
lowing:
Section 1. Annual Towering plants,
one vase, three blooms or sprays,
cosmos, a~sters, etc.
Section 2. Hardy herbaceous per-
ennials, one vase, three blooms or
sprays, ph1ox, chrisanthemums, etc.
Section 8. Tuberous rooted and
co%rnious plants. one vase, two sprays
or stalks. dahlia, gladiola, etc.
Section 4. Tender /p%erennials,
budding plants, n vase, one spray,
~geraniums, %ooleous, etc.
Section 8. Woody plants, n vase,
one bloom, stem or spray, hydran-
gea, rose of sharon, etc.
Section 6. Most artistic arrange
ment in a vase or bowl.
Section Z. Most artistic arrange
ment in a basket.
The Women's Club will award the
following prizes during garden week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
THEATRES
AT The Crescent

- 4IC OECBCOlb
A distinctive all-star cast Is to be
seen In the ]. L. rockingham pro-
duction, Shattered Idols" formerly
titled "A Bride OF the Gods" a screen
adaptation of I. A. r. Wylie's cele-
brated novel, 1.-THE Daughter Of
Brahma." This much-heralded pic
ture, distributed by American Re-
leasing Corporation, will be shown at
the Crescent theatre, today.
Shattered Idols" Is a s~even-reel
special produced by j. L. Frothing-
ham who made THE Ten Dollar
Raise" and Pilgrims of the Night"
The picture Is directed by Edward
Sloman, who directed the other
rockingham successes.
Marguerite De La Motto and Will
liam v. Mong are seen in two Of the
principal parts, and James Morrison,
one of the bestowed leading men
of the screen. interprets the male
role opposite Miss De La Motto
whose performance of Constance In
Douglas Fairbanks THE Three Mus
keteers' is fresh in the memory of
the picture-going public.
In this thrilling tale Of midas
sm%ouldering fires of discomfort,
Louise Lovely. herself a star in
many pictures, and Ethel Grey Ter
ry famous leading woman and many
times featured, are also seen.
frankie Lee, of 1.-THE Miracle
Man" fame, is the star child-player.
Among the well-known character
men and women are George Peroilat,
Alfred Allen, Harvey Clark, Robert
Littleield, Mary Wynn, Thomas Ric-
ketts and Josephine Crowell. In ad-
dition to these artists a thousand OF
native Hindus and hundreds of cav
alrymen were used in the big scenes
of the production.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
TALK POLITICS ].
; At METUCHEN
No Conferences Held as Yet,
But Number of Candidates
are Being Doomed

METUCHEN, Aug. 16:-Po litics
are very quiet in this borough at
the present time, and no conferences
have been held by either party in
order to draw up a slate as yet. A
number of Democrats r being
boosted by friends however to be-
come candidates. Frederick G.
Clarkson, the only Democratic MEM
Der on the council at the present
time is being urged to become the
candidate for mayor. II the present
sewer building program is carried
through he will accept the nomina-
ton it is said. This means that there
will be another vacancy in the coun-
ell as he will have to resign as coun-
Gilman, an office in which he still
has considerable time to serve.
Among those who are being urg-
cd to become candidates on the
spemocratie ticket for councilmen
ere Harry Raymond who was de-
~feated by a few votes at the last
election; Robert Wilmont Is said to
be willing to make the run and A.
S. Arnold Is named as the possible
third candidate for the office of
councilman.
A meeting has been cailed by A.
u. Qulnr, OIL the cur Tor
a meeting lei week at which time
it is thought that q slate may be
prepared. There is a possibility that
William Campbell may become the
Republican candidate for mayor as
Washington Wilson, the present
holder of this Office, declared hat he
will not again be a candidate. The
question Of obtaining councilmen
candidates also affects the Republic
cans as~Harry Plat has announced
that he will not seek reelection. r.
b. Crowell has not, however, made
any statement as yet.
There are several reports in cireu-
lation as to the number of offices to
be vacant this coming election. 1t
has been rumored that both an as
SCISSOR and collector were to be elect
ed. However, this is not the case as
John Breen, the present assessor.
was elected for "a two-year term and
Collector B. d. Ford was elected for
a three-year term of office, both of
which do not expire this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
HOPELAWN

George Hettiger and George Me-
Cabe spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with friends In South Amboy.
The local school Is being put into
shape for the approaching school
season. A general housecleaning is
made by M. McCabe.
Joseph Rock, Of this place, is held
In $500 bail by Recorder Ashley
charged with non-support of his wife
and two children.
The Hopelawn Radio Club denies
that an affair was recently held near
their clubhouse by the Hopelawn
Girls Club as reported to the Even
Ing News yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
BOY BADLY INJURED

Frank Bodnar, ten years old, of
564 Amboy avenue, is today suffer-
ing from decorations of the ear and
bad bruises about the body, as a
result of an accident yesterday af-
ternoon when he was struck and
knocked down by a truck driven by
Michael Fharich, Of Fords Corner.
Fharich claims the boy ran across
the road on Amboy avenue in front
OF his machine before he could stop.
The boy was attended by DR.. f. G.
Henry, Jr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
Coming To Majestic

You mothers and fathers who feel
yourself growing old and becoming
Ireconciled to your fate will have a
chance to renew your youth, for
Barney Google and Spark Plug
are coming to town. It's a brand new
musical comedy, made from the fun
ny cartoons in the newspapers and
in its transition to the stage it gains
added humor and furnishes n OF
the most pleasing evenings in the
theatre imaginable. The piece is
produced by the Cartoon Amuse-
ment Co., Inc, and they have spared
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
TO FIX COMPENSATION
IN SOUTH AMBOY CASE

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. IT,
Supreme Court Judge James J. Ber-
gen yesterday named a committee
of three to fix the compensation on
three properties to be taken e by
the city of South Amboy. for the ex-
tension Of Stockton street, to Angus
Ia street, that city. The committee
Is John ]. Sc0lly. Adlson II. Bergen
and Thorvald Filskov. This body
will view the properties and deter
mine just what money is to be paid
for the land and file a report with
Judge Bergen On or before septem-
Der LIST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
START DAMAGE ACTION

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 1s:-
John Kujawski OF Perth Amboy has
brought suit for $4,000 damages
against Jacob Breaf also Of Perth
Amboy for damages to a bicycle and
injuries to himself when he was run
down by an automobile driven by
the defendant in New Brunswick
avenue. Perth Apboy. Leg Cold
berger represents the plaintiff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16

in April: 81 for the best aster, rose,
dahlia. snapdragon, coxcomb, petu-
mia, cosmos, z%inniao French mari
gold and African marigold. A prize
of IS will be awarded for the best
improved flower garden. The Lib
rary staff viii give a book on gar
dening as a sweep-stake prize for the
best exhibit at the flower show, ir-
respective of the section.
Last year over 100 exhibits were
on display and those in charge ex-
peet more than double that number
this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
JAIL DRUNKEN DRIVER

METUcHEN, Aug. 16:-on Mon
day night Harry M. Thompson, of
Plalnfie d. was arrested by Chief of
Police Hutchinson after he had
crashed into the truck of Elwood
Hutchinson OF this place. Thompson
raj found to be intoxicated, follow
ing an examination by DR.. Lippin-
colt. and arraigned before Recorder
@. c. Weber where he was given
thirty days in the county workhouse
and his license revoked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16

HANGED by their beauty and yivacity,
and all in all, Barney Google and
Spark Plug" is said to be the best
entertainment of the season. It's. en-
gagement at the Majestic theatre
for two days commencing tomorrow
promises o be one of the features
of the present theatrical season in
this city. Matinee daily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16

no expense to make their Offering
a notable one. The two acts are
pictorial gems while the electrical
effects are novel and original. The
chorus is a feature which the man
|agement prides itself on. The girls
are the prettiest and most graceful
seen in a musical comedy in many
moons. The entire production is en-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
Metnnhen Man Sued

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 49,
DR.. Stanley Eiss of Paterson has in
stituted suit in the supreme court
against Samuel Reid of Amboy We
nue., Metuchen, for 5000 still due
him on a doctor bill of $500, con-
tracted when the doctor performed
AN operation on Reds son, David, in
1921.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
Cantain Georre sn,ith

SOUTH AMBOY, Aug. 16:-Cap-
tain George Smith, of 1877 Maple
street, Jersey City, formerly Of this
city died at his late residence on
Tuesday. The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock from
st. Mary's church. Interment will
be made in st. Mary's cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-16
Seize South Amboy Property

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 16:-
The property of James Smith on
Henry street, South Amboy, was
seized yesterday by the sheriff in
a circuit court attachment. Smith
has been notified to appear on Sep
TENDER 10 before the circuit court to
answer an action instituted by John
Sutliff to collect 800 on a contract.
John A. Coan represents Sutliff.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-23

ME. "Jmeno jeho otce je zna-
mo v celem svete. Pdjdeme
take neprodlene ma danske Wy
slanectvi a oznamime tam, co
Sc yam pfihodilo. Ujist 'ujeme
vas, re neopomene niteho, cim
bychom vam pomhli opet ma
'svobodu.." ~
Alma dekovala Jim opetn6.
X veceru dorazila lod' .ko-
necne Marmarskym morem do
Bosporu. Zapadajici slunce
vrhalo Zlatou zari pres mesto
ma sedm pahorkd Sc trent sty
minaretu a mesit, jejichz zla-
te kopule trpytily Sc iako vel
ke ohnive koule.
Vsichni cestujici shromazdi-
Ii sc ia palube, upirajice tou-
zebne zraky ma Spicaty polo
ostrov, na nemz podobe troj-
uhelniku vystaven je Stambul,
dfivejsi Byzantium.
"M6sto je obehnano zdmi, :"
zvolala Evzenie prekvapene.
"Ano, ale jen zde k vycho-
du,' vysvetloval jeji muz. INA
teto strane je dvacetosm vel
kych a devet malych BRAN"
"Kolik obyvatelu vlastn6
!, map
"Asi osm set tisic. Z tech
je vice nez poloyina Turku. o
statni isou Rekovc, Armcni
Eide a zapadni Evropane. Ma
mori vytrida sc tn rocne sedm
tisic plachetnich lodi a skoro
tolik parniku. Ale prumysl ne
cini pokroku, nebot' tovarny
zamestnavaji sc v6tsinou vyro-
bou orientalnich prepychovych
predmetu. Skoro cele pobrezi
zde na Bosporu obyvaii Turci.
Take jest tn videti ien sve-
tile. drevene domy plochymi
stfechami, obehnane zdmi. To
asi proto, ably Jim zeny neute-
kly," usmala sc Evzenie.
| Parnik ujizd6l dale, raze 81
cestu mnoztvim cslnuv LODI
RUNE velikoti. Ma jeiich pa
IIubach sedeli lide vsech barey
a neirozmanitejsich kroiu. =
Pred Zlatym Rohem dala sc
! lod' ma druhou stranu k pred.
mcsti Galate.