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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11
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sea-hor.s. II has body sncaspd In
rings Of bony mail. hors, shaped
head set at right angles and . pre-
hsnsiis tail to grasp s-aws.d in which
" hides. u always floats with tfs
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thai the male hsh exrriss til. eggs in
pouch situated under his tail until IN.
young are hatehsd and Iarxs enough
to look out Tor themasiysa
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11
DANGER OF
Eassst PeoRls Win d. -
He'd fAe~

Many bad eases Of kidna. .
result from = eosd or ehiil'
ed kidneys fall bshind la f,l,.
peIson-lsdsn blood ani
headache. dizziness ana ais.,.
ney action follew. Doaf ~,
cold Use Deans kkiney Pm.
first sign II kidney tro1bIs
this kmmest fexisi4st's ex.r,,'l
Mrs. L. W. Fresh, 6l5 III
ton Ave. says; II caught ~ },
settled IA nay kldReys Al
felt diary ard wss shlissd b ~
for ! could hardly see and -
seemed In a SAirl Ny kidss-
too fse4asasiy and there ss"
ahsa they bseams eongsstsd
headaches and | tired qIsssly :,
least sxsrtiSn. HEAVY bS.ss.~
pains across nay kidRsys Lad
ing badly all over and / 80
vel 81 night. After aslax - +
Doan's kiasey Fliis rasskassi
Haley Mics Drag Co. tax -
eased up on< tsere boa a
sarsd nae asa | have had a. -
ssiek . remedy sln<e."
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Co.. Mfrs. baffaLs. n. Il.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

As TOLD in last weeks Index, al
Emmett business man appeared be
4ure the city council to urge the pas.
0ge of law that viii compel pedd.
1cS to be honest. The incident has
tAis moral, that persons who buy from
Hoddlers always take a chance on
getting short weight or measure or
Inferior quality, or all three. En-
nett during the past year has been
pGrticular,y beset with hawkers who
induce many to buy on the promise
fRt the goods are as represented. If
6e buyer is stung, and this happens
sften, he has no comeback. The pedd-
ler Is gone with the housewives mon
e. 1t IS the old story of superior
service gained through trading at
home Nine times out of ten a pur-
CHASER doesn't save dime by buying
@an quantities of goods from : peid-
I1, and he always takes a chance of /
Aeing bilked. The home merchant
Stands back of his goods. If they do
mt satisfy, the customer gets his
money back. Money paid to a pedd-
lE seldom buys It's full quota of
goods and always goes out of town
where it renders the community no
tMther service.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11
l SEE THAT

Ethiopia was admitted to the
League Of Nations a few days ago.
1t Is the same Ethiopia that figured in
Old and New Testament days, a ma
ton whose people were erecting vast
cities and whose art and architecture
were the envy Of a world when the
forefathers Of our present civilization
we're roosting in trees by night and
hghtlng bare handed with wild beasts
by day.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11
COLE CHANDLER is an engine.

! COLE CHANDLER is an engineer
on the Illinois Central. He drives
locomotive No. 1167. When he comes
IN from a run, Collie always fingers
around the shops until No. 1857 is in
spected and groomed for her next
trip. When repairs are needed, Cole
can't be driven out of the Cairo shop
with shotgun. The story goes that
ne hangs around, watching the shop
men as anxiously as a mother hen
with her chicks. When repairs in
vo've an overnight job, Cole sleeps
IN the roundhouse within call. All.
this isn't surprising, if you know any
thing about the average locomotive
engineer and his loyalty to his Job.
Cole Chandler starts Us thinking
about the generally accepted notion
That the average person works reluc-
family and quits with a shout when
the whistle blows. Sometimes we all
act that way. But the trouble is with
our nerves rather than desire to put /
miles between ourselves and our jobs. |
For instance, real dyed-in-the-wool \
newspaperman never reads the papers
as eagerly as when he is on a vaca-
ton. As il he were afraid that he
might miss being in on a big job of
reporting. Work in like an old horse
Dr. an auto that has nearly served its
lay. The driver gets irritable at
ZINES and cusses and fumes. But Just
ct an outsider start criticising, and
you quickly learn what the owner
'eaily thinks Of his steed. The owner
II the most shot-to-pieces f1ivver is
yer eager to boast about what she
an still do. So with our jobs, drat
hem We hate and love them in the ,
anne breath. Ask the man returned =
rom vacation.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

Charlie Chaplin says he wants 70
retire from pie comedies. Ism. that
the way with folks? They scorn the
ladders upon which they rise to fame.
Even the adorable and ringleted "Lit-
tie Mary" is going to put her hair up
and drape those juvenile legs and es-
say grown-up roles. Without an oc-
easionat sweet potato custard on his
countenance, Charlie will never be the
same to Us.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
CURRENT COMMENT

THE resignation of Boise G. Riggs
Jr., IS sheriff deprives Gem county
u one of the best officers it has ever
ha During his incumbency he has
DAde \ record for efficient, honest
nsrvice that viii be hard to equal His
A.nesty was significant, and his loyal
q to his oath TO enforce the laws
kept lawlessness at a minimum and
drove the lawbreaker to cover. He
was game to the core and when he
went after his man, he took him. He
2as been big factor in keeping the
fDwn and county as nearly free from
Wrong-doing as possible. Neither bril-
hsEy nor threats was able to swerve
him from his sworn duty. Gem eoun-
II owes him debt for the good work
- has accomplished. May his sue
eeasor follow in his tracks.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

NE have thousands of dollars in
vested in facilities to get fruit
out Of town, but not cent in facilities
to manufacture the raw product into
finished food article. OF all sad
words of tongue or pen, the saddest
are these: Emmett has no canning
factory, no drier; she ought to have
ten.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

pie reason that he gives none away
There is = call for him to become pres
ident. Rockefeller has given away
500 million dollars to charity and foi
the establishment of Institutions for
scientific research whereby the health
of suffering humanity has been inn
proved, but old John d. couldn't be
elected dog pelter in any township in
the United States, and never could.
I'VE are funny people, and no mis-
take. We suppress prize fight
pictures and permit sorts that are 10
times as demoralizing. Funnier still,
We legalize prize fights and forbid
pictures that show exactly what hap
pened. One of the first motion pic
lures we ever saw was of the Shar- |
battle. II was thriller |
md did nobody any harm. We would
Ike TO see the present law repealed.
We are hungry for another good fight
lin and so are millions Of other
american citizens,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

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ssg>~. AH Ass~Ftsss sseaas u {
d9~s the saas stis . t~ssi q /,
TIE RAG I. s@sss s~svte~asks-t.
hSia h<f ~ Il. II s1<Eizx =
Voc Ds5S.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

An optimist Is fellow who thinks
the next election will fix everything
up Just right
Ihere are lots Of them who think
the word "obey' should be cut out
Of law enforcement.
A fool is bad enough any place. hut
ne always shows I'D worse when driv-
ing an automobile.
What a strange language our Ian
guage Is. eff they find me I'm lost y
said a young lady a few days ago.
We concede the great value of the
perfected bullet-proof vest a. a de.
Tense against the gun fool. but what
Is the defense against the speed fool?
Henry Ford is the worlds ricbos.
man. II you want a mathematical
thrill, try to estimate his wealth I, |
German marks.
q 3 q
A medical sharp says Happiness, de-
Ponds on the activity Of the thyroid
glands. The activity of the sweat
glands helps some, however.
Q q q
Consider the ways of the owl, He
gained his reputation for wisdom bv
'taying up nights and keeping his
mouth shut about what he saw
q q q
In our travels over the country
wat surprises Us Is to find that ev.
ry health resort town is fully equip
'ed with life sized cemetery.
q
Eclipse hosiery is the latest, It be. :
ns white silk stocking on one leg .
nd black silk on the other. W.
ont believe Emmett girls will dare, .
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

IT isn't that wheat brings only 8
dollar that hurts; it's the unbring-
abe quality of the dollar as a go-get-
ter. There was nothing the matter
with the dollar when it would buy 20
pounds of sugar, good AK, pretty
good shirt and would take the whole
family to show.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11
TALES OF THE TOWN
COOPERATION.

Now this is the law of the Jungle
as old and as true as the sky;
And the wolf that shall keep Il NAV
prosper, but the wolf that shall
break il must die.
AS the creeper that girdlss the tree
trunk, the law runneth forward
and back
For the strength of the pack is the
wolf, and the strength of the
wof is the pack"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

A widely known elothier says half
Of the Americans are in rags. We
had tried to wear that old suit so the
worn part wouldn't show, but ii seems
someone is always trying to embar-
rass Us.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

Australia is coming to the United
States for IS per cent Of her automo-
biles. This is cheering note to the
motorist as well as to the manusae-
turer. If some Of cur ears can be d.
verted to other countries we may stiIl
find a pace to park on the streets Of
Emmett Saturday night.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11
NEW YORK's winning Of both n

NEW fORk'S winning of both ma.
jor league pennants does not come
with any surprise. The New York
teams have the money TO make such
deals as the Yanks made at the end
Of the last season with the Boston
Red Sex, Strengthening them almost
beyond rivalry. This sort Of thing, If
anything, will kill major league base
ball What the fans want is a con-
test among teams on a fairly equal
footing. When major league base
ball degenerates into a local New
York sport it viii lose interest for the
rest Of the country.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

HENkf FORD and John D. Rookie
Teller are the two richest men in
ne world. Henry has all the money
he has ever accumulated for the SIM
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11
the presidency.

the presidency.
When you go 20 the drug store to
get something for your stomach you
must have faith declares a preacher.
Faith is necessary if one has stomach
trouble, but We get something for ours
at the grocery store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

Henry Ford has started for the
presidency. Enough names have been
secured on petitions IN Nebraska to
get his name on the ballot. Nebraska
is the state from which William Jsn-
nings Bryun three times started for
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

France will soon pay Japan the rs
million dollars she owes her. But the
circumstance need stir no vain hopes
within the American breast.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

bat If they do the men will do what
is expected Of them and look.
] We have just read a government
!. bulletin on how 10 keep the cellar
dry. But the surest way Is to give
5 house parties.
There are compliments and eompli-
ments. "You are charged with max.
ing whisky" "Oh, you flatterer.7
exclaimed the prisoner, bowling.
We have often wondered why Cap
ital" IN cartoons always Is depicted
as big, TAT and greedy. Most rich
men are skinny and have bum ston-
achs.
He came home IN the wee hours Of
the morning TO find the Mrs. waiting
up for him. -John,' she demanded
sternly, ARE you intoxicated" Hope
50, m dear" he mamblsd ehesrfa,ly.
The stuff cost me $50"
We have been reading accounts Of I
weddings in Idaho papers this week
and conclude that girl doesn't think
she's legally wed unless one Of her ,
friends sings, Il Love You Truly" $
before the ceremony.
Old Bill Misgiyens' automobile will a
pull any ALL in the county on high. bot ,
Il has never been able TO pull the a
mortgage of Of Bits home. which \
was put on there when Bill bought Of
the ear. :,
A fellow appeared at the probate a,
Judges Office IN neighboring county n,
he other day and to the Judge said q
Ne and my wife have been married On
] year now. We are getting along w
Inc. want to renew my marriage =,
ieenss for another year" A.
Q o q Nv
Said little Emmett chap: MAN IN
IA, saved papa a 10. Of money a, in
ne show last night" The mother 40
nxious to know how, asked her son. xv
Why" exclaimed the little chap.
why, papa was going into the show
it'll three girls and when came by
left the girls and went with me- ,s,
q o r,r
"niie MS mother was in hospital he,
Gently, a small Emmett boy stayed he,
TIN friends. He was rsprimanded Il
ie day for some small infraetion Of qu.
ndnct- Don't you know you should eui
It do that while your mother ia tina
* y be was asked. "She isn't sick, pou
e boy replied. She's Just 20. a 10y
Id and baby
The villagers were listening to a
nd, and they seemed to understand
cry instrument with the exception -
the trombone. They decided to
ing the Oldest villager and ask his .
lnion about it. The old man stood
itching the player for a while, and
m exclaimed: Take no notice of
n. There's e trick in It; he's not
allowing Il every time"
ne motor car was thing I'M
'Wn to a native Of an out-of-the-
part Of the country around Yell
Pine, above Knox, and he was
onished one day when he saw one
by without any visible means Of
'motion. His eyes bulged. how.
r, when q motorcycle followed
'ely in its wake and disappeared r
flash around bend In the road.
e, whizp be said, turning to nj,
who'd s'posed that thing had
,lt?y
little negro school girl dow, IN
ida, IN answer to this question.
te the following: Anatomy Is a
an body. 1t is divided into tbre.
., the haid, and cheist and In.
nmick. The haid holds the skull
the brains, II they il any, the
u holdss the Ever and the lite.
the stummick holdes the entraus
the vowels which are ., ., {, o, u.
sometimes " and ~,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

tn s@stsssp chsss frees I've
srsps afs raised frsaa tk< "a
ssse f<sr
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

A bull moose ran amuek in a Maine
city and demolished an automobile.
The Bull Moose usually smash things
Up when they run amuck.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

Ford says he didn't try to get rich
until he was 40, which was a streak
Of luck for Rockefeller.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

Hsv h IL ttnss - ssAsusasS
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

As Hiram Jones came into town b.
saw sign IN store advertising q
shoe sale. Shoes were hung al
around the windows in pairs, and "A
the center on a small table we're laid
three silver dollars, with tbs sign
Get your shoes now. Three Of a
kind takes them" Hiram needed an
other pair Of shoes, so be entered ths
store and said TO the clerk: Il see
you are selling shoes according To
poker rules" Eyes" said the ebsrk.
We'll. give me two pairs" What
sizss' mo. D." When the clerk re-
turned With the shoes Hiram passed
over three silver dollars and starssd
to grab the shoes, bot III. clerk
stopped him. Two pairs Of shoes al
50 u So" -Didn't you say you ssld
shoes on poker rules1" yea" We'll
don't three Of kind take two pair 80
Sure" replied the clerk. =bq. i
wont take four ninss." 1
A pioneer Of ksntaeky, uasn he
moved To that state from North Caro-
Ina. brought with him the fastest. The
best bred, the kssnssG-noasd ksanI
hat had ever been seen in the infant
'estiemsnts beyond the mountains.
Bat the dog suffered from a temper.
'msntal defect, which initiated
against his Success. At sunrise he
would start on bis own hoos after
iser. lie would jump a buck and run
lin for miles. whsn the buck vas
n the point Of exhaustion the hounds 8
ostrils would catch the faint in the
ir where fox had crossed the trail
nd he would instantly decide that.
issr all. fox was what he had come
Or; and he would turn aside 10 pqr-
ss the fox. Perhaps an hour later.
Zen the chase was growing warmer
very minute, his keen nose .oa,d
stset the presence Of a rabbit and no
ouid 20 after the cotton tail. with
is insvtsabls result that by 4 O'Clock
the afternoon that hound would be
or 10 miles away from home, in a
ramp. with ehipmgnk trssd!"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11
A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.

a MAN may be happy without a for
tune, but ne never can be happy
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

a little negro school girl down in
Florida, in answer to this question
wrote the following: Anatomy 1, a
human body. 1t is divided into three
parts, the haid, and eheist and Tn.
ssummick. The hsid holds the skull
and the brains, II they Is any, In.
eheist holdes the Ever and the lites,
and the stummick holdes the entr.ils
and the vowrls which are ., q, (. O. .
and sometimes " and r.,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

Old Bill Misgivsns' automobile vii
pull any hiil IN the county on high. bat
It has never been able TO pull the
mortgage of Of Bits home, which
was pat on there when Bill bought
the ear.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

Eclipse hosiery is the latest, It be.
ing . white silk stocking on one leg
ana . black silk on the other. w.
don't believe Emmett girls will dsY.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

In our travels over the country
what surprises US is to find that ev.
cry health resort town is fully equip
ped with a life sized cemetery
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-11

We have been reading accounts Of
weddings in Idaho papers this week
and conclude that a girl doesn't think
she's legally wed unless one Of her
friends sings, Il Love You Truly"
bpfOra the earar.,,v
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-22
Ecos DE NARANJITo

-''Te hemos nombrado CronisJa =.
Este fu6 ell saludo con que me obse-
Quiara en- tardes pasadas una amiguita
lie mi predileccion mi carino.- les
cribir 70? Carezco de tinta azul y ro-
sa en- que mojar mi pluma, la que ne.
cesitaria para decir a todos cuan bello
es Ell pensamiento que les ani1na al ha-
Ger Que este dulce rinconcito dormido
en el regazo de abruptas montailas, aes
uierte al toque divine de sonoras CAM
panadas de algeria. No fue possible ne
sarme al blando ruego cue me hacia
81. Ieme auui, querida amiguita, mis-
Duenos amigos, erigida en- portavoz de
vuestros anhelos, LENA de muy bellas
esperanzas y sintiendo muy de cerea
el latir de nueva vida. Yo, paloma
hlensajera que, cansada y abatida de
aus viajes peregrinos habfa hallado tan
70 reposo en- estas Tomas de regocijo y
contento para con ustedes vivir al ca
lor de 'fEnsuefos de Juventud sim
patico club que integran entusiastas
j6venes y bellas seiioritas perfumando
con su gracia el ambiente de nuestra
soeiedad. e<5ss
En- manos flnas delicadas, manos
suaves de mujer, descansa. la buena
marcha del club. Ellos e. selos feos''
aanse mantenido fuera del circulo di-
rectivo para contemporaries mejor. Com
ponen la directiva de dicho club las
senoritas siguientes: Presidenta vi
&C Presidenta, Tonita Vargas Ampa-
10 Rivera, respectivamente. Secretaria.
Borinquen Narvaez. Tesorera, Angelina
f1gueroa, vocales, Provita Rivera, Ce
INA Morales y Hayd6e Archilia; te-
n1endo la habilisima discresion de nom
Drar tres presidentes honorarios Que
dlgn1fican altamente la existencia del
cub, son: la Sra. Bermudez de Ar
emilia, nuestra querida Lolin, quien
Tue proclamada unanimemente directo.
Ia Instructors de dicha organiza cion:
Ia Srta. Josefa Morales ell maestro
venerable y poeta de egregia Ira, ST.
tladto j. Vega. Con tan acertada cleo
clon, no dudamos que la juventud STEM
pre- 'lentadora hara que. 'Ensuenos de
JuVentud nombre que poetiza miles
&c cosas que por hoy dejo en- cartera-
pfogrese rapidamente~ De mi, escu.
che la 'srta. Presidenta: scuanto pue-
90 daros, es todo 10 que os envio: mi
alma Y mi pensamiento.
Alas RoTAs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-22
mas psrfeCtO de San Juan. No divide
OpeTaFlos EIpsftOs. EntrSga Rapida
NJ. GAMBLER & co.
Notas de la Isla

fueron organizadoreS del Club la seno-
rita Carmelina Vargas, sefora Alicia
Arehilla de Laugier, v los cultos caba-
lleros Pedro Cid, Manuel Diaz Mora
les, Ignacio Morales, Rafael Garcia,
Jose Martinez, Y muchos otros cuyos
ncmbres TO recordamos.
Para celebrar la organization del
club 'Ensuenos de Juventud'' Sc to-
caron' en- ell piano la nrandoIina varias
colceciones, entire elias Ell 'Miserere'',
Tempestad del Coraz6n'', t'Avil
Chorus de II Trovatore. La senorita
Borinquen Narvaez que es una artista
en- toda la extension de la palabra
canto magicamente la Fez'' "Flor
de Te'' recit6 una bella poesia. Y
Manuel Diaz dijo sus 'Melancolias'
a compass de un nocturno que tocaron
en- ell piano.
Los fines que persigue ell club son
laudables, Y manifestan palpablemente
alta cultura de IA sociedad naranji-
te1d, que una Vez mas hd SdDloo Ies-
ponder a los altos idealismos que deben
reinar ante todo en- la vida de los pue-
bios que Sc esfuerzan per estimular
10 juventud.
Un pueblo que ric, un pueblo que
canta, que anna la musica, la poesia,
todas las fornas de arte, que anna Ell
progreso, y que es social, caritativo,
hospitalario. TAI es Naranjito, confia
mos en- que ell nuevo club "Ensuenos
de Juventud'' ha de ser un exito, y
que. junto con la cultura de sus hahi-
tartes, ha de ir creciendo su Unite.
A. C.