davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
gave UP HUptl
flower garden.

II isn't necessary. was lemon
uniil l decided 10 act like peach.
Two had 10 work three times as
hard for popularity as my fair sis
ters do. I'm now fixed as n popu'
lar girl and my Girl friends never
dare 20 condckcend TO me any more.
I've a lot OF sympathy for the
hurts OF plain girls and that's why
| advise them TO stop moaning and
set themselves up for class and
style and humor.
Men don't know the difference
half tho time. I've been compared
TO famous stage beauty. not be-
cause this boys wanted 10 flatter
me. but because no man can tell
what is charming 10 him, but he
just naturally concludes that the
girl who does charm him MUST 10
loyely--or Hho couldn't,
SO. cheer up. girls. set some pep.
a tot OF Vp-study your features
and adopt a becoming style Of hair
dress: study your figure and wear
ucatly.cut gown. suit. coat or
wrap: study your general makeup.
your complexion. as relative TO col.
ors and wear only such colora as
become you. REGARDLESS or
STYLE. Study your personality
put tho weaknesses Into the back.
Eround-trot out tho good points
and fairly mako them scream. II
will take n little time 20 complete
tho alterations. but /, works benuti'
fully. Try Il. AMANDA ANN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
National
Holidau?

Dear Miss Grey. Was the
Fourth Of July ever declared Il ma
tionai holiday Some people say
Il is a national holiday and others
hay not. BILL.
No national holidays hare been
established bv congressional action.
Iniv Fourth. Independence Day. e
legal holiday IN all states. terri
tories and possessions Of The Unit
cd States. holnercr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-23
Anti-Jdpnnese
Land LdlU

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
tell me what day and month in
1921 tho anti-Japanesc land bill
passed and obligc. a FRIEND.
The house Of representatives passed
this bin February e5th; u passed
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01

szeiielszakgatta es amikor kozvet-
leniil utana tiiz iit0tt ki, gyorsan
elteriedt az egesz varosra. Ha-
bar koriilbeliil csak 700 ember
vesztette eletet, a vagyonban esett
kar megRaladta a 200 millio dol
lart. r. sis
Charleston, s. c., az egyetlen
mask jelent6seggel biro varos az
Egyesilt Allamokban, mely fold
rengestol szenvedett. 1886 ban
|egy eros razk6das kemenyeket es
hazakat d0nt0tt lie Charlestonban,
azonban csak 81 ember halala$
okozta.
Egy modern szodoma es Gomora
Nyugatindiaban legdramaibb
f0ldrenges az volt, mely 1892 ben
regi Port Royal (Jamaica) Macy
reszet a tengerbe siilyesztette. Ez
a kalozok napjaiban tortent, akik
k0ziil sokan latogattak Port Ro-
yalt es "a vilag egyik leggonoszabb
varosainak hirebe hoztak. A ba-
bonas emberek varos elpusztula
saban modern ertelmezeset lattak
Szodoma eS Gomora varosok a
| ifoldsziner6l val6 elt0rlesenek.
Kozepamerika legnagyobb varo-
salt, Hondurast es Nicaragua XII
we've, a spanyolok tizenhatodik
szazadbeli el6nyomulasa ota, isme-
telten pusztitottak foldrengesek.
A legnagyobb mertekben Guatc-
mala varosa szenvedett, mely t0bb
mint egy feltucatszor majdnem
teljesen elpusztult, legutolso csa-
pas 1917-ben erte. Azonban Qua
temalanak mem volt monopoliuma
f0ldrengesekre. San Salvadort
hasonl0 nevii k0ztarsasag fova
rosat, IS Cartagot, Costa Rica f.
varosat, t0bbsz0r romokba d0nt0t.
tex a f0ldrengesek.
A regi idokben hianyos jelentesel
erkeztek a f0ldrengesekrol
! Delamerikaban a leger0sebbe1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
Rabl6gyilkossag Nagyszombat
mellett

Reich nagyszombati meszaros
felesegevel kocsin Israca k0zsegbe
ment. "A kozseg k0zel6ben az uton
egy ismeretlen, csehiil beszel6 fer
fivel talalkoztak, aki ARA kerte a
meszarost, hogy ve'gye fol kocsl-
jara. Reich teljesitette a kerest,
de alig mentek nehany lepest, az
ismeretlen penzt k0vetelt es Reich
max szegezte revolveret. Reich oda
is adott 0tszaz cseh koronat, a
rablo azonban t0bbet k0vetelt s
mikor Reich kijelentette, hogy ma
la mines t0bb, egyetlen revolverl0-
vessel megolte. Reich felesege ell
ajult. Egy ARA tevedt erdoor az
asszonyt eszmeletlen allapotban ta
lalta S kocsin, a meggyilkolt me-
szarossal egyitt. Az erdo0r ko-
csit behajtotta Nagyszombatba es
az esetet jelentette a rendorsegen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
A FOLDRENGEsEK ALTAL
OKOZOTT KAROK

A fo.drenges es tiiz, mely To-
kio-t es Yokohama-t nagyreszben
elpusztitotta, ugylatszik legna-
gyobb csapas, az aldozatul esett
embereletveszteseg mertekevel
nerve, mely vilag barmely nagy
varosat valaha erte, mondja az
amerikai foldrajzi tarsasag egyik,
leeujabban kiadott bulletinje.
Azonban hosszu lancolata van
azoknak pusztitasoknak, melyek
Macy varosokat ertek multban
es amelyek legalabb is 0sszehason-
lithatok a jelenlegivel es a vilag
szemeben annakidejen eleg nagy-
max latszottak. xN
A modern idokbeni ilven terme-
szetii legnagyobb csapas az a fold
renges volt, mely 190S-ban Messi-
ma (Szicilia) egyreszet a tnegerbe
rata es a tengerszorosnak ugy az
olasz, mint sziciliai oldalan tobb
mint $4,000 embert 0lt meg. Eb-
ben az esetben a tiiz mem jatszott
a pusztitasban fontos szerepet,
inert majdnem az 0sszes halalese-
TEX a leomlo epiiletek .vagy "a viz
befulas k0vetkezteben tortentek.
A lisszaboni szerencsstlenseg XII
emelkedo volt
Az utobbi zvszazadok szerencset
lensegei k0ziil sokaig mint a leg
nagyobb es legpusztitobb emelke-
dett Xxi a Lisszabon varosat, Por-
tugaha fovarosat, 1775-ben vegig-
s0p0rt aradasi hullam. Ebben q
katasztrofaban. az embereletvesz-
teseg k0riilbelil $4,000 es 10000
kozott lehetett.
Amerika kiemelkedo katasztro-
faja, mely f0ldrenges k0vetkezte-
ben egy Macy varost ert, az 1906.
Xxi san francisco pusztula volt
A f0ldrenges a vizvezetekeke'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
TTSZTELT POLGARTARSUNK:


kd 6an fog ddo hogy Youngstown
gvul0 Ku Klan rama ala keii
pogd harom tanacskoz hogy
gtobb
jetj schbt Beatak nackozo aat hogy Mr.
vaszthatk egyeen eo
egyUre MR. j. WILLIAMS a hetek 6ta
dozva brabn anja lie e aarco stt
ben cslhasokr0
m dben karja 6nyeter ak Youngstown leg
Vdicato eg6rdemesebh
egberabb akkor
link.
TEGYE KEREszTET w. ELE
tzteletel
WILLIAMS BIZoTTsAG
magyar osztaya
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01

segre, A nagy razkodtatas, mely
a varost es k0rnyekez6 varoso-
kat megrenditette IS a nyomon ko-
veto tiiz allitoldg tohb, mint 200
ezer ember halalat okozta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
APR0 HlRDETESEK


DEBRoSZKY ANDRAS d
Youngstown legr@gibb magyar spit6-
valialkoz6ja. Mindenf6ls 6pitest bi2to-
stick IS = legjobb felt6telek msllett
elvallal. ITa epiteni akar, ajanlatos,
hosy bizaiommai forduljon Debrossky
Andrashoz, ald 6pitkez6shez ingyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot IS k0lts6gvetest. Cim:
Andrew DsbroszlEy, 1860 Wilson ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01

szenvedo varos Valparaiso volt
Chileben. A f0ldrengesek nagy
kart okoztak 1730-ban, 1922 ben,
1s39-ben, 1973-ban es legutobb
19O6-ban. Delamerika Csendes
ocean, partjain mar 15s6-ban pusz
titottak f0ldrengesek, Callao is eb-
ben az evben pusztult ell.
A regebbi idokbeni nagy fold
rengesi katasztr6fak latszolagos
hianya jobbara a pontos feljegy-
zesek mem letezesenek mem leteza-
senek, mint a Macy varosoknak a
multbani megmagyarazhatalan
Observation-Disclosures tudhatok be.
Figyelemremelt6 azonban, hogy a
f0ldrengesek hasznalatban levG
epiilet-i ipusok k6vetkezteben
rendszerint alacsony es gyakran
szalmatetejii - meg a siiriin la
kott k0zpontokban sem eredme-
nyeztek volna nagy eletvesztese-
get.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-01
Antiochia veszteseg dolgaban To
kio mellett all

Amennyire 'a tortenelem mutat-
ia. f0ldrenges k0vetkezteben Ro-
maban sohasem volt valami kiemel
ked6 jelentosegG pusztulas. Azon
ban R6manak meg voltak a raz-
kodtatasai es a t0rtehelem nehany
|kutat6ja AIT tartja, hogy sok ro-
mai palotat es templomot, melyek-
r6l AIT hiszik. hogy barbarok rom
boltak lie az 0t0dik es a kilencedik
szazadban, val6jaban fGdrazkG-
das pusztitott ell.
A t0rtenelem legkorabbi fold
rengese, mely rengeteg embereiet
vesztet okozta es amely, ha a sta
tisztika elfogadhat6 bizonyitekul,
italian csak az ut6bbi japan fold
rengest kiveve, "a legpusztitobb
volt, Antiochiaban es Syria kozeli
varosaiban t0rtent 526-ban. Ak
|koriban ez felmillios vagy meg
nagyobb szamu lakossaggal birt
varos volt Kelet f6varosa es ma
pat R6mat kiveve, a romai vilag-
BAN ITALIAN a legfontosabb varos. A
varos lak6in xviii Macy t0mee
gyiilt 0ssze a kereszteny unnep.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-08-23
Captains Wife Applies
for Masters License

Boston.--Mrs. Jennie Croker has
applied for a license as master of sail
ing vessels, any size and any ocean.
She is the wife of Capt. Nelson A.
Croker, skipper of the schooner Ruth
Martin, now being overhauled here for
the lumber trade between Boston and
Florida ports. Mr. and Mrs Croker
were married in Bangor, Me-. 20 years
ago, and since that time she has sailed
in his vessels In the Seven Seas.
Once when he was Ill she navigated
his four-masted schooner, bound from
the west coast of Africa, taking her
regular trick at We wheel and nursing
him as well for 30 days When the
Ruth Martin, to be renamed the Jennie
Croker, sails on her next cruise there
will be two licensed masters on board,
Captain Nelson Croker says.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-08-23
= GOOD Ointment

A good ointment for colds and ca
tarrhal affections, which has been used
with good results by. experienced poul-
trymen, is made as follows: Take
vaseline, 2 ounces; carbolic acid, 10
drops; borie acid, "a grains; sulphate
OF zinc, grains; pine tar, one-quarter
ounce. Mix thoroughly. When you
see the first symptoms of watery eye,
rafting in the throat, or other symp
toms Of cold, put the sick bird into a
coop by itself away from drafts and
cold winds. Clean the nostrils and
rub small amount of the ointment on
any swelled parts Of the face. Repeat
the treatment twice daily. If prompt
action is taken in this way, with the
first cases, the spread Of the disease
may be checked. This ointment is al
so recommended for sorehead OF
chickenpox
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-08-23

Proved Manhood" by
Attack on Octogenarian

indianapolis cost Frank Fill
81 and six months sentence to the
state penal farm to prove his manhood
to the satisfaction of his companion,
Ruth Lawrence, by striking William
Hayes, aged eighty-two, during a dis
pute in regard to an automobile park
ing space in the downtown district
here. The Lawrence girl was also
given fine of 500 and costs and SEN
fenced to ten days in Jail by Police
Judge Delbert O. Wilmeth.
'This will cost me $11, but it will
show you I am man." Hill told his
companion, as he launched his attack,
according to witnesses, who also testi-
fed that the Lawrence girl struck Miss
Maude Speech, a bystander, because
she remarked that 1t seemed such
shame for such big man to be hit
ting that little old man"
Mr.. Hayes jaw was broken and sew
eral teeth loosened, according to the
testimony.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-08-23
CITIES OF BIRDS
FOUND IN TEXAS
Rookeries of Species Nearly Ex-
tinct Discovered in Wild
Section of Gulf Coast.

Austin. Tex.-Bird cities of enor-
nous size have been discovered In an
Isolated and Wild part Of the Gulf coast
region of Texas by Prof. George Fin
lay simmons, former instructor IN
zoology Of the University of Texas
them were found nesting thousands
{ birds Of a species which We're not
heretofore known to make their rock
cries In Texas.
Some Of them were not known TO
exist anywhere in the United States,
except in limited numbers perhaps In
inaccessible parts of the Everglades
Of Florida, Professor Simmons re
ports.
Rare White Ibis.
an remote locality near the mouth
Of the Guadalupe river where the san
Antonio river empties into it found
4 rookery of the rare white ibis, with
shout 1900 nests" he said. "Orni-
BIOLOGISTS have been looking for this
lird for many years. 1t was thought
* be almost extinct. 1t is known
fhat there are few Of them in the
mangrove swamps Of Florida, but 1t
IS the first time they have been found
ln this part of the country.
Associated with the white Ibis In
this rookery are the roseate SPOONFUL,
with nests to the number OF 200 or
more. They are characterized by their
beautiful plumage. The male at this
season Of the year is Of striking beau
~. Upon his shoulders are dark red
streaks which give him the appear
ance Of having had dash OF blood
thrown upon him. 1t Is the only
breeding colony Of this bird known
with the exception of about two dozen
pair that are found In southwestern
Louisiana and few In the Everglades
OF Florida.
sTn this same rookery found nest
ing about 100 wood ibis, which Is
known as the American stork It Is
the only nesting place Of these birds
known In this part Of the United
States.
Another Rare Species.
~Another remarkable rookery which
I found on the trip was that Of the
white face glossy Ibis, which is the
American cousin Of the famous sacred
IBIS Of Egypt. This nesting pace Is
about Is miles from the coast, in a
bvairie LAKE., overgrown with tule. 1t
Is far removed from the nearest hui
man habitation and 1t was with the
utmost difficulty that / made my way
through the chaparral to the spot. /
counted 2,4O0 nests Of these rare birds
Ia the rookery. There were myriads
OF young and eggs in the rookery. The
waite-face glossy ibis Is about two feet
tall and has a long curved bill. It has
a beautiful glossy bronze plumage
which was formerly much In demand
and admired when used as turbans for
women's hats The birds and plumage
are now protected by both federal and
state laws. The female Of these birds
each lays three large blue eggs in a
massive nest that is built Of dead
plants.
aTn this same rookery found con-
siderable number of water turkeys,
which have the reputation Of being
enc Of the lowest down Of all birds. "
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-08-23
To Test Worlds Best
Chronometers at Berne

Berne.-One hundred and forty-four
chronometers have been deposited at
the observatory of Neuchatel to under
go the international Brequet chronom-
eter competition test.
Thirty-one Of them are to be tested
for marine service and 113 for land.
Four countries have supplied the en-
tries for the test, France, England,
Denmark and Switzerland, represent
ed by 20 competing firms; one French,
two English, one Danish and 16 Swiss.
The results of the test will be made
known in September at a public gath
ering to commemorate the centenary
of A. L. Brequet, the famous Swiss
clock maker Of Neuchatel.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-08-23
Dies at Ace Of ia.

Vigo, Spain.--Jose Vargas Domin-
guez. a native of Madrid, died here,
aged ia years. HsAhad lived In vigo
the last seventy years Of his life. He
was bachelor, never smoked nor
drank, and his last illness was his
first
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-08-23
Establishes Scholarship Fund.

Washington.--A travelling scholar
ship for the study Of the fauna of
foreign countries was announced by
the Smithsonian institution, which will
devote the interest from bequest Of
$4,000 TO the project.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-08-23

One foot from a constant stream Of
deadly gases, robins have built a nest
on an exhaust pipe leading from the
research laboratory of the public
health institute at Northwestern uni
versity, Evanston, ILL., All day long
suffocating acid vapors or chlorine are
blown out directly under the nest. Life
would be impossible In the full current
of these gases. Only the fact that they
are thrown out and down with force
enough to carry them away from the
nest, has saved the lives Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robin. From time to time, dur
ing the days experimentation, the stu
dents lean out from the windows to see
If the birds still survive. OF course,
1t is Mrs. Robin who takes the greater
risk.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-08-23
ceIebratee aooth Annlveraarv

Portsmouth, n H-Plans are being
made for Portsmouth's observance of
the Booth anniversary Of its settlement
the week Of August 10.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22
Joel Brown On
Accident Board
Ennssi Mas AppssaisA IL Fiii Va.
case, ~ Gssesnos Nssss.

joel Brown Of kEssaegs has beer sp
pointed BY GosesnoT c. c. Moore as 4
raetabef Of the Industrial accident
t-oard. Ard assumed bic duties Tees
day. ne siil sesrs The un~apisrd
term II Chssiss Z. Duffy II Bosss
apsuss,ss er oesssnoT DAVIS. who re
signed or Sept J. The term sall end
ca taa. II. 1897.
MF, Bfuan has hsea for the las.
ssa aao.shs soAles 81 weights and
measures IN she dssArssnen, 81 sgrs,
csisSss. under CessnaAssaen~r Mari
a Nssss The place ar Inc indus
trial aossSsnt hoard 10 skscA Mr.
isrS-n -ss appointed 10 eSnsideres
ss that Of fspsvssnsAsive al efesa.
sseS l.bor. BAs esslssesssoa as such
= representative ~As snhsnesd hy hss
esfextarshlp sos five years sn The 10y
al irgson af LoKeegs ard Lambefmsn,
Tie sfssosasssssu: y r'sasipE 20 kfn.
aasss peOPss. -so sec@snisT Nj.
isfpsn's shsii,y ard conscientious de-.
sossoa 10 sasy. A. sesief ef weights
ard measures he made an snrsshle
Yvcerd ses esfsr3ercy.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22
Chink Dinner
to be Served
Bassness Mems Club 20 Lunch -
Phssaants Tses1ay Noon-

Unless the eyes Of thS Grand Slam
Of the tribe Of Chinese phexssnts
should happen 20 fall on these lines
snj be s~rsd oot a warning 10 hts sub
jec,s. the Business Mems Clpt viii
feas; ssn phessan's ncsi Tuesday noon.
nr. Ia Wood has .'sen appointed ~ =
committee 20 ses hat the birds arc
supplied He requests hunters TO Get
busy on Sunday ssi report TO him
early aonasy morning the number Of
birds the, VIII consribnte. The pheas-
ants should be dressed and aof; with
Dr. Wood. A; iess; 25 are needed.
The luncheon will be served by the
Methodist Ladies Aid in the Annex
Of she Methodist church from 1918
20 i:iS. The principal topic far dss-
esssion win be the report Of the com
nsit;es appointed TO prescn; Pssn 81
Of &c Commercial
Club. or another organization TO take
It's pace.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

Owners
Convene
Delegates Present from Three
States-McCall May Be
Next Meeting Place.

The kemi-annual convention Of tbs
Southern Idaho Laundry Owners WA
Eeld in Emmett Saturday and Sunday
with z. A. Mckay, local hundrymsn
as host Twenty-ons towns were re-
presented and representative Of the
industry were present from Spokans
an6 Sal; Lake City.
Business sessions were held Sstur-
day afternoon and Sunday afternoon.
The election Of officers resulted as
follows:
President-Ross csdy Of Boise.
Vice president-E. A. Mckay Of
Emmett.
Secre;sry-Geo. Sandholtz Of Twin
Paila.
II the plans for 8 tri-stste regional
meeting meets with the acceptance OF
Utah and Montana, the next meeting
in June viii be held a; PocStello- II
the regional meet is rejected the sum-
mer session viii be held al Psye;te
Lakes. This session is social affair
and wives Of members participate IN
the meeting.
Z. A. Mckay lef; no stone unturn-
ed 10 make the stay Of the visitors q
pleAssn; one, and roosing vote Of
thanks was rendered him. Enter
iainnent features consisted Of ban
ouei served Saturday evening by the
Betterment club, followed by DANE
ing at the Liberty theater and attend
ing the show. Sunday morning, there
wss a yisi; 20 the dsna and pheasant
hunt. and in the afternoon another
elaborate banquet in the Beterment
Club house. with musical selections by
an orchestra composed OF the Harry
family snd songs by the
Alfalfa Quartet, both Of which CAP
,ured the crowd The address Of well
come was given by Mayor Frank
Knox.
Before adjourning, report was
viven Of the national convention held
n Detroit. Then Mr.. Mckay present
d each delegate with two baskets OF
.ssor;ed grapes, packed by Peter Ries,
south Slope orchandist, as a remcm-
france Of Emmett. To each basket
ras tied q tag with the following
printed thereon: I'VE wish 20 be re-
Emmett. Idaho, In the
alley Of Plenty
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22
Hu.haad Ciaims Wife
Thrpw Glassware nj Hin

All IL nc. harrnessess in The dones
sse rvia:ices Of Mr. ard Mr.. HerheY'
hiAeAmAn o! Nsmra. ss use feiiou.
ing ns~s item foe SAmps dssclosss
~. y sekman uAs for mary years
. ressdens Of Emmett and ssill owns
t~o boaness houses On Main street
Hesv's shs Item as Il appeared in
Frsdsy's Statesman
Mrs. Resale Hlaekman. proprietor
af . Sampa hossi. ~iIi appear Friday
hefore Justice Of The Peex H. r.
kine. 10 answer on = eAarrv Of a..
sauh placed against her Wednesday y
nieh, By her husband. H. A. Black
r.An,
Mr Riaekman. accompanied by bic
assosney, Charles Irwin. and . man
named Palmer. ~he was 10 act -
hosss CLERK. came Wednesday night
and attempted TO take charge Of the
hotel. which he claims be o~ns. Ms
Hlaekman IL said 10 have made things
r,evry for the visiting party. ard the
cumplatat flied against her alleged
she strueA Mr. Blaekman and hit him
Nth . eaAss Jar.
aosne tims aec My. Blackman COM
Benced sutt against his wife for d.
verce. and the complaint IL now On
file In distFct court ~ CALDWELL.
NY. Riackman was in poNeeeeion Of
the hotel Thursday morning.
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Jesse Hssley and VIII Regaf
Thursday smashed all previous hunt
Ing records. They left Boise a; e:io
O'clock in the morning. Hs~ley had
iso. pound buck killed and dressed a;
ESQ o'eiock sad Regain bad killed =
doc by o'clock after a drive of SO
miles ap the Boise river. Hugh
sproa.. Who ief, Boise "Wednesday at
$50 e'oieek and returned 10 town si
: % o'clock with go o-poufd buck.
stands second IN line among the local
Niasrods. !; might be pei 90 fence
ores bach yard 10 protect The pump.
iins from ,he raragcs of the 6eef--
Capital News.
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Bridge Goae-Car Into
Seven Mile Slough

One nigh, las; week. . man drove
an Essc, car into Seven Mile slough
a; Le,ha where the cid bridge ased
to be. Six head Of horses were re
guired TO Ees the car out Of the slough
Sometime ago the old bridge was
d.rHsant,ed. being unsafe for travel,
and q temporary bridge constructed
alonEx,de Of IL. plsnks were placed
acrosr the road ~ q warning to tra-
velcrH. Someone stole the timber1 IN
tho baxricsde, unknown 70 the ooun-
ty board. and the traveller mentioned
above. driving fss, on . dark night.
failed to see the bridge va, not there
and wen, ker-splash into the ice cold
water Of the slough. Neither driver
or car suffered any material damage.
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Apple
Packing
at an End
Total ShipDeats Around lO0O-
Car Mark-Neariy zoe
Cars in Storage

The fruit packing season IN ths
Emmett country eaded Tuesday. vhsa
the Fruit Association packed il ~
box Of apples. The other paeg
plants had finished several days pse-
yioasly. A check Of the records II
the packing houses place tie tStAi
number Of cars Of fruit shipped 0St
by them st 1882 This ine,udas tAa
four packing companies and The Dsi-
vate packing houses Of Dr.. Goahlar.
W. H. Sisier. J. r. Fied snA ~
Obermeyers- There were shi9us.ts
Of few cars made BY othar groUusS
how many Is not known. In addi-
tion to the above, there are at least
$50 carloads still held IN storage for
later shipment
The different classes Of fruit ship
ped in carload lots are As foliovs: