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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
BLAME FRANCE
FOR CONDITIONS
Germans Put Responsibility
of Ruhr on Neighbor
RY CARL ID. GRnAr
.nIlaa 20. slalt corre.ponaeno

tLnitod Freas STAT correspondcnt)
BERLIN. Oct. 20.--Cicrmany to-
day sent note 10 % nations plae-
ing on France responsibility for the
hunger and starvation II claimed Is
impending in the country.
France Is accused OF having made
I, impossible for Germany 10 rcgu-
late the situation in the Ruhr.
The note said Germany had
done It's utmost 10 restore the Ruhr
but without result. II painted
Germany's immediate future In
darkest colors II was sont 20 Ger
man diplomatic representatives al
Washington and other capitals
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intoxicated
a few minutes previous be had
knocked at the dodr and when II was
opened. staggered inside. Mrs. Har-
ris pushed him outside. where he
hung 10 a porch pillar.
Craig. II is alleged. insisted his re-
ceptlon was Just like home. Follrich
convinced him OF his error and took
him to Jail on a,charge OF being In.
toxicated.
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ny q. LUCILLE BUTLER

Night And the North Trunk
road. The CLEAN OF headlights boring
thru the dark mystery Of hedgerow
and open space. the little string Of
automobiles rolling silently. swiftly
over the cleaning red brick OF the
paving.
Light And Firiands Aanntorlum,
isolation hospital and seaitle's
haven for the tubuoulnr. supported
by appropriation OF the city council.
and accepting patients from Seattle
and King county only.
Firlnnd vibrates eager expectation
only TO be found. perhaps, In children
and lnvalida. For this Is THE night
the twice a.monih party night,
when lfirlapdA. hangs the night with
HtarH''--the night when halls and
dormitones softly glow with lambert
lighi--the night that fills the souls
OF Firlands white company" with
the warmth OF friendship from out
side hearts. and peoples the long
days and lone nights with cherry
memories.
Imagine "A long dormitory packed
with Riddles and Frown.ups Of both
sexes: nil nationhlities. Seated in
chairs. propped up In beds. wrapped
costly against the night winds TINT
pass unhnmpered thru the opened
sersens. An eyer.changing audience.
yet. strangely enough, ever the same
Next party night many Will be gone;
some back 10 their homes, cured.
some ---. But TONIGHT they
forget The white menace no longer
clutches ictly nbout their hearts
they laugh and applaud. and every
laugh is n drnught Of life. dear life
and. their need is very great.
BIG CONCERT Is
PLANNED FOR NIGHT
SO Friday night found Joseph II.
Newberger OF the Seattle National
Bank. and Lloyd Spencer. the Star.
utagc.mansging with much win.
wigor and wailop" tho big concert
and entertainment arranged for this
particular evening.
Anyone who doesn't think II takes
time. energy and ingenuity To put
on n show way out there ought TO
look into this thing a little closer.
but I'll say ono thing for Seattle
folk-they're not slow TO recognize
tho kindly act. and these big.heerted
men who have been pulling this
stunt twice a week for the past
seven years. receive splendid sup.
port. Purchased by donation. they
now have two complete motion pic.
,uro machines installed. with mod.
orn operating booth. which, together
with the services OF an operator
furnished by tho Motion Picture
Operators union. ana films loaned
by distributors. enables them TO put
on movie as perfect as any pic.
ture palace down town. Last nigh.
they showed Buster Keaton IN the
Three Ages" and another rbillck,
Ing comedy. Navy Blue" out OF
kindness Of Metro and Educational
Films. respectively.
Spencer says. 1--WE nre often able
10 show big feature films out here
. before downtown Seattle sees them.
EVERYONE SHOULD
, AID IN THIS WORK
Herewith is last nights program
Movies VIM. BowInan's smuggling
: Juggling Educated Hands; sid
. kreisler. cello mutations; Archl,
, Ruxgies, songs: Lorin soiln. songs
{ j. c. sullivan. violin selections: Car
] ter & Wesley Daudo. piano and sax
ophone. and Mrs. j. c. Sullivan and
, | RnrrIn WATT nrrnnlnt The Strand
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Betty Francisco, the piquant blonde
Of Poor Mems Wives" Is playing a
somewhat similar role in the screen
production OF "MaytIme." Something
novel IN photography rs promised In
this picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HORSE RACE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

nothing to add to his brief statement
that II the Jockey club committee
was satisfied with his horses eoudi.
tiou. he was.
Airplanes hummed low over the
course, taking pictures The gold
cup which win be awarded TO the
winner Of the stake race and the
permanent trophy was displayed on
the stand behind the judges box.
WOMEN BRING
THEIR LUNCHES
The early afternoon arrivals
swarmed over the lawns behind the
grand stand, stared curiously at
the paddock and the Jockeys quar-.
tiers. where the brightly .coiored silks
hung In gay array. Women brought
their lunches. eating them sitting
on papers near the stables. II WAS
almost impossible to cross the lawn
in front OF the clubhouse without
being buttonholed BY inportunate
bookmakers. anxious 10 pay OF
after the race"
A band from the AquitanIa, on
which Papyrus crossed the Atlantic
for the race, played the martial airs.
Fashionably dressed women. flap
pers, actresses. society mairoBa,
wives. sweethearts and just a hand.
ful Of children were sprinkled thru
the stands
The men. for the most part. went
TO the front lawns and talked horse
and odds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
CHANGE HE
PROVED TRAITOR

Other whites who were In Irkutsls
confirmed the lurid tales OF butch.
cry which occurred during Kaiash.
nikofrs regime.
''IIe was q traitor 10 us" former
Koichak officer said. HE had been
one OF ua and knew rs. when he
revolted and placed Admiral KoIchak
under arrest. he hunted Us down
with dsInonlacai fury. When the red
army arrived he expected TO be en-.
bracsd in their councils and become
one OF their leaders,
'He surrendered our commander,
Admiral koichak. 70 the reds, and
they promptly put him 10 death. The
reds didn't like the Kalashnikoffs
stripe. and he was gradually de-
NOTED until finally he was placed ia
a sutseryient position In one OF the
Siberian co operatives"
Kalashnlkofrs wife WINS the most
beautiful woman In all Russia. mem.
bers OF the white colony here de.
clare. She died 10 months ago in
Manchuria, and their s.year.old
daughter is in charge OF Kaiash.
nikoff's r,otherln.law in ManchuYia,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
ALSO LOOK FOR
GENERALS FRIEND

Commissioner weedin was also In.
vestigating the whereabouts Of d
mysterious companion. alleged 10 be
n member OF the soviet Cheka. or
secret police. who was "GeneraF'
Kaiashnikoff's companion on the
President Madison when the two ar.
rived hers October from Kobe.
on the passenger lists OF the ship
this man was listed as s. Kalashni.
koff. but the generals friends hero
declare no has no brother. General
Bovrik declared he knew nothing OF
tho other KaIashnikoff other than
that he Is certain General RGlashni.
koff has no brother.
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EVERYONE SHOULD
AID IN THIS WORK

Herewith is last nights program;
Movies: VIM. Bownan's smuggling.
juggling Educated Hands; Sid
kreisler. cello limitations: Archie
Ruxgies. songs; Jorin soiln. songs.
j. c. sullivan. violin selections: Car.
ter & Wesley Dando. piano and sax.
ophone. and Mrs j. c. Sullivan and
Reggie Watts. organist The Strand.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
BRAMWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw, parents OF
Mrs. r. d. Hillery. returned TO their
home in Dallas, Oregon, Sunday, az
ter a two weeks visit here.
Elliott Burns met with quite =
serious accident last Friday. While
Rainier, Ore. and returned thru Kelso
caught in the chain, crushing his heel
and tearing the flesh from the bone
so that it is expected new flesh viii
have to be grated on the bone. DR..
Reynolds is dressing il daily and he is
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected.
Mrs Peacock Of American Falls ar
rived Sunday for visit al the home
of her SON, R. D. Hillsry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Miles and E F.
Wells and wife were business visitors
in Boise Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs E. II. Super and
daughter were weekend visitors at
the E. F. Wells home.
The trusty horse which the Hal
Henderson children have been riding
TO school died Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry of Port
and visited several days at the Robt
Miles home
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
NEWS OF RECORD
Instruments Filed for Record for the
Week Ending Oct %, 1928.

First National Bank of Meridian &c
David A. Thornaek of Emmett, that
part Of lot 2, section 1862 W., north
Of Farmers Coop. canal; / acre in
NEA sen NEA, section 1865 w.
1850.
Oliver Seetin and Winnifred Seetin
to Anna Woods, all Of Emmett, Sis
NWA, M SWA, NWA SEA-, sec
ton IA, 81 NEA, NEA SEA, sec
ton 1851 E 81.
Ann Woods to Oliver Seetin, Nj
SEA NEA, section 1861 W. 81.
l. W. and 0na Hazel Rue to VIM.
B. Thorning. f25 by $50 feet in Daily
Sub, in SEA section 7-5-1 ", in En-
NETT. 81.
J. B. and Flora DeNasters Of Sweet
TO W. (. DeMasters Of Emmett, VIZ
NW1s, Wa SwA, section 22-s-I E,
less E. rods. ST.
E. H. & w. C. Dewey Investment
Co., to George A. Adams Of Montour,
lots /, 2, 8, 4, 5, s, 7, 8, % % block
z Montour. s255.
G. F. and Ada VI. Berry and Fred
i. and Carrie Berry of Nampa, 70
Elizabeth Nelson Of Nampa, Sia
NEA section 1861 W, 5000.
Patent-U. s. to Leroy Thornton,
sen section 1902 Z, $50 acres.
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FRS, Period Ends.

Grades for the first six weeks per-
iod were handed out to all students Of
the Emmett schools at the close Of
the morning session Wednesday OF
this week The teachers ask all par
ents to study these carefully. Take
as much time in considering them as
the teacher did in making them out.
II the grades are low, find out the
reason; consult with the teacher in
al cases where you are not satisfied.
Grade cards fail in their results I'M
less the teacher and parents cooper
ate in eliminating the weaknesses
which they show. Data on the re-
suits Of the first six weeks period
will appear in next weeks paper.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
OLA

b. J. BallAntyne and family spent
tie week end with relatives at Quartz
hrH.
r H. Baldwin returned Sunday
from Long Valley with fire big deer
E. T. Newell and B. B. Perkins de-
hvered hogs at Montour last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hall and son
Nan spent Saturday and Sunday in
Boise
Claude Davenport came down from
Garden Valley Saturday, returning
Sunday evening.
n. ]. Foster has moved his family
- Ola 50 the children can be nearer
school
4r. Granger returned Tuesday from
1Osse. He spent he summer at
Nniths Ferry and Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. E. Bond and in
limit daughter went to Boise last week
= visit their son Ernest, who is in
tie hospital at that place.
L s. Park is hauling shingles and
barb wire from Nontour.
j. E. Chandler went 70 Crane creek
Friday with a drive Of beef cattle,
which he sold to parties at that place.
Sherman Glenn and family and
CAas Webb visited relatives In Boise
hA week.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
SENIOR NOTES

The Seniors are very busy plannins
for the Carnival, which the Student
Body will give in the near future
Watch for our posters
A good majority OF the Senior class
as well as many other members Of
the Student Body attended the foot
ball game at Fruitland Friday.
Josephene Popkey was absent from
school several days last week on ae-
count Of illness.
The Senior English classes observ-
ed Roosevelt's birthday Friday by CIV
ing sketches Of his life and works for
the days lesson.
The Political Economy class will
have = debate Monday on, -Rssoly-
ed, that government ownership Of
railroads is a greater economic ques-
ton than private ownership" The
affirmative speakers are Roy Murray
and Agnes Little, ard the negative are
Helen Brummet and Thelma Barry.
Miss Swatman and Thetma Barry
to New Plymouth Monday
evening after school.
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Mr.. and Mrs- u. Scott motored e
Boise the forepart Of the week AND
again Sunday.
C. w. Cook and wife spent Tuesday
evening at the VIM Lyman home.
VIM. WomAek has wonderful Winter
Banana apples, both in size and color
and Peter Refs has the finest and
largest W5nesap, we think, ever grown
Charles Cook and wife had = very
enjoyable auto trip 20 Longview,
Wash. The Columbia highway and
old Oregon Trail are full Of surprises.
The roads and weather were perfect.
The trip was made in ~ days, the
return in the same time, including a
S5-mile trip on the Pacific highway
above Castle Rock, making ll0c miles
registered during the ten days alb
,ence. They took the ferry over from
riding behind on a motorcycle his shoe
,ia Vancouver across the new inter
tate bridge.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
SOUTH SLOPE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Haley were in
Boise the latter part of the week.
Mrs Henry Obermeyer is out col
Letting In the eastern part Of the
sEMte.
Paul Kefauyer made a trip with
fruit down the Pumpkin Vine line
last week.
Ditch election found the Slope peo-
pc eager to vote the "yess that in
Ares completion Of the dam. with
de- additional cost.
Ar. and Mrs. c. W. Cook spent
01e evening last week at the Paul
Kekauver home.
Henry Harpt is hunting deer on the
80UtA fork of the Boise river.
Halloween cards announced a tea at
He Ancy Sullivan home Oct 81. Mes
aames Wilhelm, Coonrod, Smith and
sullivan were the hostesses.
VIM Lyman spent the week end in
De upper country in hopes of captur-
ng one Of the deer ones, by gun.
Ar. and Mrs. Fred West visited at
De home Of John Bane Sunday.
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Letter to Patrons.

/ Uxn-..s = . -, a 4. .tr.,.f :.
s -
|
n ~,
~ 'Ae 'eHs - -.
AI' - .As - -.
- go " -
$50, -, -,
sH i
sou may iu u '
'ne .s e
- o,'.s
'
~
l. we VIII take the respohsioai1y
Tor all social AFFAIRS heid al the hign
senool building.
q we cannot DC responsloie Tor inc
conduct OF students gong TO or from
these social affairs or Tor those who
leave during the course OF shs evening
ms also hoids coed Tor atniesie trips
j. Class ADVISORS WIZ ehAperoar
one class party per semester when
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
Artificial otamonds

BY mixing parsfIln spirit, bcas oil
distiIIaie and metallic iithium in q
powerful castiron tube and heating
the compound in rsysrbsratory fur
uaes, an English chemist has obtained
artificial diamonds identical in com
position with the original gem a. dug
from the mines. But the process IL
long and costly, while the diamonds
resulting are so tiny that mine stones
II the same size can be bought for q
quarter Of the money.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
NIes.rY hti1h XaIu.

Covers make excellent feed uhsth-
sr used as pasture. as hay. OF as
soillng crops. Because Of the hiyh
protein content they are valuable tgr
growing animals and a good supple.
ment to corn. One ton Of clover Ray.
says the United States Department of
Agriculture. has feeding value for
fattenins aniEials equal to one and
one half tons Of timothy hay. thrpe-
fourths ton Of sheIIed corn or two
thirds top % wheat bran.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

Missouri ranks first in the amount
Of cotton grown per acre, with an
average Of 325 pounds. The figure
next nearest is an acreage of 264
pounds IN North Carolina. Then
comes California with an average of
25s pounds to the acre. More than
5000 people moved into Southeast
Missouri last autumn from the South
to raised cotton, as it is north Of the
boil weevil line.
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Dan and Clarence Leichty return.
q 1Auraday from the upper country
A1ro they have been working sincc
o1v3y summer.
Ar. and Mrs. Bauer and Mrs, Fis-
eAsr went to Emmett Sunday after
I'd Bott and Al Wilson are filling
IL Ewing silo jointly IS Mr.. Bott
U11ts to try out ensilage before build
Nc . silo Of his own.
John Leichty was married recently
T. Miss Cora Allen. They are at
present visiting At his fathers but
VII later 60 to Las Vegas, New Mex
ieo to make their home.
Ar. Bauer took Lucy Bauer and
0Hda Fischer up to Emmett to school
Monday. Fred Fischer accompanied
them
0P. and Mrs. Ed Rott and family
Wont to New Plymouth Sunday to
whit Rev. and Mrs. Lickey and see
IT, new baby.
1r. Soran is loading apples at
L0tha this week.
Ars. Ricketts, arrived Tuesday from
fOrtlaDd to make her home with her
daughter. Mrs. Youtsler.
Z B. Ross is loading q car Of wheat
= Letha this week.
Work is to be started Thursday on
h cleaning Of the Noble Ditch. Help 4
m seem to be hard to find. 4:
Miss Johnston spent the week end
= Emmett.
The Halloween program will be |
Eivoa Friday afternoon at the school |
Mrs. D. F. Bott has been III for I
several days. {
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
An I, an Goo.

Two dyspeptic persons were DISCUSS
ing the diet that had made thea what
they were. You ought to eat more
eggs, said one. Eggs are the most
nutritious food you can get. The egg
= wnat becomes the chicken and In
addition II supplies the chickens food
% to the time u IL hatched." Il
Dunno" observed the other sourIy
Did you ever see n fresh hatched
chicken that Ioosed strong and rug.
geo and capable OF hard days
NOrkf'--Tbe Argouaut.
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a Lovely Tn,no

The old rar-horsss, who had drarr.A
the caravans up to Hampstead Heath
for the bank holiday fair, we're let
loose in the evening TO Craze VERY
slo'ly and i'ouderousiy, rather like
elephants, they lowered themselves to
the ground. for.iegs FIRST. and thsn
rolled on their backs on the grass II
only lasted few seconds. and II was
done most solsfnnly Then they got
np agaLn --Thp Afrl.lt
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
ApoIoai.aa fer IN. Ei.h.

Politeness has developed among the
orientals to degree Of extrsyaxancs
that Is Intensely amusing to visitors,
Outlines to the people themselves. A.
was the case when the popular Primo.
huni OF Japan was fishing at Ritsnrin
koen and twice lost big Ash from his
Iine ana the governor Of the provinces
appeared and made profuss apologies
ior the unfrisndly and inconsidsrsie
oehavior Of the nsh.~--ObIo State Jour.
nal.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

PATEST-U. S. to Frank A. Me-
Connell, 81 NWA, swA, and Lot
4, Sec. 4; NEh SEA- and SIa SEA-
See. SOL E., and SIz SWA Sec. So
I'll E., 1858 acres.
QUITCLAIM DEED-Fred B.
Amyx and Jane Amyx of Dubois,
Wyoming. to United States. Ease
ment and flowage right for Black
Canyon Dam on Wa SWA and Lot
s, Sec. 21-7-l E. $500.
SUITS-Fannie Dimes VS.. Henry
Jones, divorce.
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Formula for Making Ink.

A formula for making INK follows
Shsliae. four ounces boFuhr TWO
ounces; water. one quart. Bo1l tsil
dissolved Aid Two ogness u gun
arabic dissolved In little hot water
boil and adj enSash VI ~eil tritaraisd
mixture " equal parts OF tnlise oii
lan,pblaek 10 produce the proper goiof.
After standing several hours draw on
and bottle.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

A locust cookbook has been issued
by the Bureau Of Agriculture Of III
Philippine Islands. To prepare the
locusts they are poured alive into boil.
ing water and then spread out on shall
low trays to dry. Wings, legs and
tips Of body are trimmed of and they
are then rinsed in water. Small 10
Gusts need not have legs removed, as
they are tender. One receipt is as
follows: Boil locusts for about ten
minutes in sufficient vinegar, salt and
crushed garlic, and when the vinegar
dries off fry in lard.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

II the material Is Soel or eoior~d
cotton, rub lard over the Tar, thea
wash In warm water Containing SOFA
Then apply oil of turpsngins TO The
spot. also soap and wash again u
material Ii white. apply spirits OF ,af-
pentine and wash In soap aud water,
n IL Is Of silk. benzins u ussd insiead
Of ,urpentins
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
For Week Ending Oct. %, 1923
Warranty Deed

Fred B. Amyx and Jane Amyx Of
Dubois, Wyoming, to United States
Easement and nowage right for Black
Canyon dam, on Lots Z, 8, Sec. 20-7-
1 E. $4,000.
Peter Lemmer TO Nicholas Lemmer
y interest in NEk SEA and that part
NWh SEh S Of Canyon canal in
Sec. 1868 w. so.
Walter Laidlaw to David Moreau
Lot 5, Block /, Emmett Orig. $500.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

The call s o s, used by ships at
sea as a distress call, Is purely arbi-
trary in its grouping Of letters and
was chosen because Of the unusual
combination Of dots and dashss which
make it distinctive above all other
calls. IL consists Of three dots. space.
three dashes, space and three more
dots.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
rosas., e.e.s.,,0e AmA..&

twsnty-year-oh bridegroom has
applied for divorce and declares
married life Is bnnE. The inret
ligenee Of the younger gsnsratssa =
. source Of Increasing amazemsat 10
us.-Topsks Capital
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
Neties to o-asr. u Csas,.sy Loo,

Those owing lots in the Emmett
cemetery are urged TO pat up markers
for graves al once. ! am grading
the streets in the cemetery snd sss-
gest that now i a good tim. 10 mark
graves so shA; . record may be nAds,
DAVE DeCLARk.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
Football

This week the first team plays Meri
dian at Meridian. As this is not
league game, the student body will
not be excused to attend the game.
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NEWS OF THE
EMMETT SCHOOLS

The team is praeticing hard and try
ing their best 10 get IN condition so
that the remaining games Will show
what We are really capable Of doing,
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granted. He asked that the lives Of
seven men, who had been condemned
to be shot for causing trouble 10 the
French authorities, might be spared.
The request was granted.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01
ODDS AND ENDS

A woman, 80 years old, has made
application to the Department Of the
Interior to De permitted to homestead
a tract of public land in Colorado.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

Every boy and girl who is a mem
Der Of the purebred sheep club Of
Big Horn, Wyoming, sleeps under a
blanket made Of wool from his or her
own sheep.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

Registrations Of motor vehicles in
the United States have increased from
3,5i2,s96 in 1916 to 1906, APT on July
1, 1923.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

James J. Davis, secretary Of labor.
believes the United States should
have the same right to investigate the
character and qualities Of prospective
immigrants as It has to Judge Of the
acceptability Of members Of the con-
sular or diplomatic service assigned
by foreign governments to the Unit
ed States. He would admit as immi.
grants not merely men who are able
to do days work, but men who have
character and background
to build up the very best kind Of
American citizenship.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-01

Recently two French soldiers were
bathing in the Rhine river. Since
they were unable to swim, tho soldiers
were IN serious condition. A young
German, who was watching, swan cot
and rescued both Of them. The French
Tribunal, to reward him, promised
that anything he asked would b
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS

BALTIC BLDG.-REASONABLE RENT. CALL
Union Realty Corp'n. 1410 st. NV. Main
S415.
FINE LARGE OFFICE ROOM on SECOND
door of the building. 18th and SITS. Rent
reasonable. PERCY Ell. RUSSELL CO.. e2G