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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
CURRENT COMMENT

ONE Of the best things the Gem
County Farm Bureau has done
to encourage and build up the dairy
iAA1stry in this county has been the
organization of calf clubs among the
sans and daughters of farmers Not
only does it encourage the young folk
to take an interest IN farm operations
bat it trains them along modern dairy
lines The other day we were reading
m address of e. G. Stone, Hamp-
shire hog man of Illinois, before the
annual meeting of the state board of
agriculture of Kansas. In this adj
dress our attention was caught by one
Of Mr. Stones experiences in .'stak-
ing Georgia boy for the price of a
pig or two. How that bog was helped
and encouraged and what he accom-
plished is an interesting story. The
boy wrote him as follows:
The county agent has told ME that
II would write you nice letter you
would ship me pig, and | thought
maybe you would ship two and let me
grow them both out and then pay
yen your price for them
Mr. Stone was pleased with the
frankness Of the letssr and shipped 1
the boy two pigs. In October Mr..
Stone visited the Atlanta fair. The |
hoy Was there with his pigs They were
m the show ring, and won. A profssv
sioaal exhibitor bought one Of the
pigs for s7s. The two pigs had cost
the boy $25 and express charges. The
boy kept the other. The next year
the boy was a: the fair with more
exhibits Mr. Stone was also there.
A bank cashier told him privately that
The boy had to his credit in the bank
4497 80 and still owned a few pigs.
And that is the business side Of the
story. The other side Is even better.
The next year Mr.. Stone said, 'erhe
boys father came up, and | am told
he was wearing the first white starch
ed shirt he had ever had on in his life;
and they told me the boy bought that
white shirt for him with his pig mon
ey. This man was typical Georgia
cracker, and he said to me: Mr.. Stone,
If | had found man like you when
was = boy, l could now own one Of
the best farms in Fulton county. ri
would have been graduate Of some
good college and l would have been
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

THE government last year refunded
II million dollars to income tax
payers who through erroneous COM
putting overpaid their assessments. II
cost the government 1926, 900 in cIer-
zeal hire to make the refund. It col
lected, no doubt great deal more
in back taxes from those who had un-
derpaid their assessments, and q
heavy additional cost for clerical hep
was run mp. There are those, of
course, who seek to svade the pay
ment Of income taxes, but there are
enough Of those who desire to deal
justly with the government in the
matter but who cannot follow the in
tricate rules and regulations in the
law, TO indict the present form of ex-
preston Of the law. The income tax
law is the most complicated piece of
legislation ever put on American stat
ute books. 1t ought to be sfmplified
and put into understandable English.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22
THAT MORNING LAMENEss

II you are lame every morning. ans
suffer urinary Ills, there must be a
cause. Often It's weak kidneys. To
strengthen the weakened kidneys and
avert more serious troubles, use
Doan's Kidney Pills. You can rely
on. Emmett testimony. Ask your
neiRhborl
John Winners, s15 NJ Commercial
Ave. Emmett, says: my kidneys be-
came disordered due to drinking aka
u water. My rest was broken at
night on account Of the too frequent
passage Of the kidney secrstions. Morn.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

able to start my children right The
boy then came up, His manners had
been smoothed out He was talking
real school talk. He was telling 9TH
ers how to feed and develop the hog
business. His thinking power was
being developed. This boy. although
typical Georgia cracker, far back in
the sticks TO use Georgia express
sion, was, from those two pigs, lay
ing the foundation for college edu-
cation. He had finished work in the
red sehoolhease at the erossroad, He
was making arrangements to COM
plete high school that he right enter
the agricultural college Of the state
II Georgia" There's story worth
he serious consideration Of many
Gem county boy-and Of many pros
,erous Gem county man
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

4 NEsAh NV@AA-s
/ SECRETARY MELLON puts it up tt
the country: You can have a re
daction of 500 millions in taxes or :
soldier bonus. Which will you take
While this question is pending the in,
vestigatioa Of the management of re
| lief for disabled veterans is in full
blast II shows that 400 million dol
lars have been spent in vocational
training with little practical accom-
plishment and that Of more than 2
billion dollars appropriated by con-
gress for relief of disabled vast
amount has been squandered. What
sequel to the war it is and what a
betrayal of the wounded" comments
the New York Evening Post. whose
expose of the bureau brought about
the inquiry. What the American ex-
peditionary forces did the world
knows; what they obtained or what
the nation obtained for their sacri-
fees, or what the world obtained, here
is another betrayal, through failures
and biunders in the esta biishment Of a
worthy and sane peace. Wherever tha
people have passed upon it they have
expressed one opinion, that the men
who went over performed their full
duty with spirit beyond praise. This
month the people of New York voted
a state bonus of 50 million dollars.
Kansas last year voted rs millions.
Many other states have spoken in the
same spirit. Congress is now called
upon 70 choose between a money saw
ng and a soldiers bonus, and the
sentiment is not in doubt. II will not
save the money of soldier bonus but
will pay. The bonus is more popular
today than two years ago or enc year
ago. This feeling has grown because
he contrast has BECOME constantly ,
more marked between the excellence
IF the work of the army in the war |
and the muddling Of after-war poll
les. II the craftsmanship of the |
world has been incapable Of produc- !,
ng good peace, or any peace, then |
1t least there can be compensation |
md reward for the fidelity, the sue
Tess and the sacrifices in the one shin
ng, outstanding chapter in this mud ,
lied business-the record Of the boys
Who fought and won. Their perform
lnee has doomed bigger and greater.
The Inevitable profteering in and af-
er the war, the high wages and ris-
ng cost Of living and the profteering
n provision for the disabled-all
'uild up sentiment for a just and
recognition of the men who
ought and won the war at a dollar
! day. Congress will vote the bonus
md the country will approve it, as it
ias every bonus proposition submit
ed. 1t will not increase present tax
s, but as between reduction of taxes
nd compensation to the ex-service
zen the choice Of the country is plain
nd nobody is more aware Of it than
ongress. +
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22
A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

4
THE optimist is the fellow who
4 takes the cold water thrown upon
his proposition, heats il with enthu-
s.asm, makes steam and pushes
ahead.
Bugs are smarter than humans,
They leave radishes alone.
Half the world is engaged in agri-
cultural pursuits This explains how
the other half lives. a
II there are several clerks, ii Is an
establishment. II there are less than
five il is just a store
The older a man grows the mere
he worries about his liver and the
less he worries about his conscience.
Count your blessings. A doctor
feels lucky il he can sleep four hours
without the dod-gasted phone ringing.
q q q
Johnny hunted striped skunks,
His first one was the worst.
The varmint didn't wait for John, I
But pulled the trigger first.
q q q
Having been initiated into the nays- +
teries Of Nah Jongg. We know now /
Why they called them ''the heather
Chinese"
For the first 35 years a man keeps
hoping he'll have more money this
time next year. After that he just
hopes he'll have fewer debts,
Mother says: @There is no use
trying to have color scheme in the
living room 50 long as the tobacco
lad uses comes in red cans" (,
Our notion Of sad state Of unrest
"a that produced by too generous
pants waistband and a worn silver
buckle that permits the belt to slip. /,
q q
Heard at a labor meeting-"We
want an equal chance for those born
with silver spoon and those born
With pick and shovel in their .
mouths /.
Farmer TO new hand: "Now, come
'long, and I'll teach you to milk the
:ow." New hand: Seem I'm new
o it, mister, hadn't / better learn on
he caf?n
Man IS ike tack-usefai Il he
ias good head and is pointed In the
light direction, but even though ne il :
riven, he can only go as far az his :
Iead will let him.
We cram ourselves with inmaserial a
acts. The other day a teacher asked !
pupil who Homer" was and John 5
eplied that he was the fellow Babe B
.uth knocked out.
q q Q =
Lloyd Georges tribute to Roosevelt h
'as: "A powerful and attractive per- a
onality who fought the good fight Il
nth radiant valor." Who could com =
ress a nobler tribute than that in h
3 words? g.
An Emmett housewife tells The In
ax she doesn't need 20 consult her :
rocery bills to find that eggs are :.
lgher in price. Her husband now in !,
SITS on two instead Of one for break. :,
ast. "
A young man who was arrested for !
ssault and battery and brought be- 81
IRE the judge, stated that his name o.
as Sparks, was an electrician BY a.
ade and was charged with battery. u
he judge ordered him placed in dry 81
H. pi
A certain fellow in this community tn
lis us that we ought to print all the Ut
L..
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

ings my back was as stifr as an ifoh
bar and / could hardly pull niy SHOES
an for sharp palms shot across nay
haek Vas in 4 mighty bad SNAPS
but / knew the com piaIht haa ~ eS
checked. After taking Deans hiansy
Pills my kidneys acted as thgy sheal9
and Mas entirely cured. ! have had
no return Of the troable," -,
gac. at al dealers Foster allhafn
Co. Mfrs. Buffalo, N Y.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

THE optimist is the fellow who
1 takes the cold water thrown upon
his proposition, heats il with enthu-
siasm, makes steam and pushes
ahead.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

Get your mtlk.alads bFsad At the
Palm Bakery.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22
Notk.

NuIAs
Burning Of leaves Or weeds OF oEfisf
rubbish Il fsroiddeH. except between
the hours Of 9 a. m. aHd 4 ?. 81.
By order Of City Council
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22
Notice

Notice is hereby given that p@fss'f'
al taxes are aew due and must =
paid on or before December /, l7&8'
]. S. BURDELL.s Assessor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

Farmer to new hand: Now, come
along, and I'll teach you to milk the
cow" New hand: Seem I'm new
to it, mister, hadn't I better learn on
the caf?n
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

An Emmett housewife tells The In
dex she doesn't need 20 consult her
grocery bills to find that eggs are
higher in price. Her husband now in
sists on two instead Of one for break.
fast.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

A young man who was arrested for
assault and battery and brought be-
fore the judge, stated that his name
was Sparks, was an electrician BY
trade and was charged with battery.
The judge ordered him placed in a dry
cell
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

Heard at labor meeting-"We
want an equal chance for those born
with a silver spoon and those born
with pick and shovel in their
mouths"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

Man IS ike a tack--usefui II hs
has good head and is pointed In the
right direction, but even though ne Il
driven, he can only go as far "a his
head will let him.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-22

Lloyd Georges tribute to Roosevelt
was: "A powerful and attractive per-
sonality who fought the good fight
with radiant valor." Who could com
press a nobIer tribute than that in
10 words?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
KEEP YOUR
dates STRAIGHT!

one principle that no man cxn az
ford 20 neglect Is that O, always keep
Ing his engagements.
II you can he relied upon 20 do whs;
you said you would do. when YOU said
you would DO e. your value in any
line is enhanced thereby. And Il you
can't bs relied upon. no amount %
brilliance WIZ make UP for that de-
hclency.
To keep your dates straight YOU
need "A calendar Just As much a. YOU
need a watch
our Washington Information Blu
reau offers you one free with the Com-
pllments OF the United States Navy. IL
Is printed In colors, and the pad has
a leaf for each month in 1921.
Fin out and mail the coupon be-
low. enclosing two cents in statnpS
FOR return postage. Write your name
and address clearly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03

Motor Vehicle Registration.
The act Of the Legislature requiring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03

ploycr and employ. can bs confidently
predicted. with wori<men's cornpen-
satlon laws. on tho statute books Of tho
nation and % all but few OF so
states and territorial poe>esions, ~ -
not 70 be presumed that thfs system
OF social justice VIII soon b aba ndon
ed. In view o. thsee facts. Il n recon-
mended that tho scope Of The act y
20 enlarged an 10 give to incorporated
cities and towns and oertAin depart
ments OF the State. the privilege 81
election TO be bound by So oornpen-
satory provisions
Child Labor.
dertrs 70 cal 20 The atf~n..or OF
the General Assembly 70 The need of ar
amendment TO the Child Labor IIsgis-
lation OF The State 1 urge upon the
General Assembly the absolute neoee-
sriy OF safeguarding N every possible
nay the youth OF the Stats.
Insurance Commissioner.
While the State Constitution pro-
vides for an Insurance commissioner
I am convinced. that the work of this
Office should be transferred 20 the
state bank commissioner and the Once
OF Insurance. commissioner abolished.
am satisfied that the work could
be done by that officer With the assist
ance Of an additional clerk. and con-
siderable money would thereby be cav
ed 10 the State
Pardons, Reprievcs and Remi.sione.
In compliance with the Constitution
al reau.rsments l herewith submit a
record 81 the partions. repreves and
remisnone during the past two years.
CThis WAS presented separately.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
Insurance Commissioner.
First Central Missionary Meeting,

The regular monthly meeting % the
Missionary Society. os F1rst-Centrai
Presbyterian Church was held last
night. The LIE OF Mormon Girl"
a story. was read by Mrs W. II.
Stats. Mrs. Lillian Weller gave
talk on the customs and life in Syria.
Mise Elizabeth Taylor led IN devo-
lions. representations ot PERSON
Mohammedan women were features OF
tho meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03

Maximum results at minimum cost
an Every Evening want ad. Call
2200.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
Filing Fee.

Both Of the major parties IN this
state have pledged their candidates
for the Legislature 20 a repeal Of the
Act requiring all persons OF fun age to
make an income tax return and 10 pay
. hlins fes Of 81. ] am inclined 10
believe that IN adopting this platform
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03

Inc HIGHWAY Department has done
sp'eno!a work during the past two
years. Fifty eight miles OF road were
constructed during Ii. year 1921 nj an
average cost OF $4,000 per mile, and
seventy six miles were constructed
during the year 1922 at an average
cost 81 $4,000 per mile. The cost OF
surveys preparing plans and designs
ana furnishing engineers for super
Vlh'nS the work has been five and
one-haf per cent % the construction
cost. In Pennsylvania and MARYLAND
me same cost IS seven per cent. The
lnsh"ay Commission and the Dns.n-
eei1ns Department are % De congrltu-
lated upon this showing. The depart
ment has under is control two hun
dred and s.xty-four miles OF road. The
average cost OF maintenance Is about
$500 per mile. IL viii therefore DO seen
that once our highway system Is COM
piet@d, 10 can De maintained at a very
small cost
believe q great majority Of the
people Of this State want 10 see the
good road program continued I know
81 nothing done in recent years that
has meant so much 20 practically all
the people % tho State. The laws now
IN existence with few slight changes.
are Sufficient TO take care of the cost
and a compsgativly small portion OF II
Is borne directly by the people
Motor Vehicle Registration.
The act Of the Legislature requiring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-03
Workmen's Compeu satiou.

After an experience 81 FIVE years in
the state Of Delaware. this humane
and beneficial legislation can he safe
ly said 10 have fulfilled the oxpecta-
lions OF It's sponsors and it's eontin-
ued srowth In favor with both en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05
NoTAs PARA LA PRENsA

ssf =
/. Del Departamento de Tesorerfa de
Puerto Rico Sc ha enyiado la prem
sa la siguiente nota information.
i, Rsehida ltd /, IA IL actiy.i.ylasd {desplesada
por 81 pepagtaqImento az ttqI zen de Hacienda da i9 en-
ell cobro de colitribuciones, Y debido.
tanhien 9 al 1gquo M efic9E 9R5la4 ltra4hajq rea
lizado }iltiMamgelfIte qenJrf qen rffviifi6n iF6 in Y
yssbtigaei6mn m heeha a }isti9ntqs ii s FIfG: eonItfrGi:;
bgYenytfs IS /, el ,Tesorera 1e de ,p Rpert9 @ @Rice
estiHn aua .entrada adfiGaoral dc eti9 iip
gEsseS Ia de 4fr tan considerable, qge
gaspgJaraballa i LesiFslatllr',, lp anroi-
-5bafiam4fbti unei Icy Eestjtggfndo. los
.slaelslos lls y los smpleadsss del rgobierpo
ia,su5arnclge1 rigiaron hasta el 30 de
,jHBiq sde1 a9aa abpaftir aslel, sdf9 nrt
snaeiQ flel aes actnala srdil oGas97Ar4
SCI n 1856 ores---.77-77-T-9 .soHe9st7aT
RETIG4ONESlQEE 0FTER0Nit LEI
IlAss iANEas. IsN .IiAshGA9I4ARAl De-
n g. Z REPRESENTATIVES,. Jf,s
Observation-Disclosures
RIA DEolBA DECIMst.aASAAIBI.ISA
I.IsGISBATIBA DE5PUERTO RICO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05
TRES PROYECTOS EN- FL SENADO'

Sc establece por la presefte una conf
sion que sc. compondra de once. inienl-
bros de la, Asamblea Legislative que
deberan ser nombrados por los pre-
sidentes Gle ambos cuerpos, 1uienes. po-
dram ser tambien mielnbros de la mis-
ma nombrar otr0 en- su lugaf, de-
biendo tambien figurar entire los .refe-
ridos once miembros de la comision
las minorfas de ambas Camaras; y di-
cha comisi0n reunida de acuerd0 con
las reglas que ella misma Sc dicte, pro
cedera eXaminar, estudiar e inves-
tigar todaS las finanzas lie Puerto
Rico en- relaci0n con sus gastos in
gresos y a formar la lista de los suel-
dos de los empleados cuya modifiea-
ci0n Sc ordena por eSta ley para ell
aiio economico de. 1922 %; Y rendira
un informe al Gobernador de Puerto
Rico va la Asamblea Legislative, ha-
ciendo las recomendaeiones que Gre
yese oportunas Y sugiriendole, 81 fuere
tnecesario, que cite a una Asamblea
extraordinaria para resolyer eualquieT
dificultad de caracter. economic que
pueda surgir con motive de. la crisis
actual por que atraviesa Puerto Rico,
como una consecuencia de 10 crisis
mundial. La comisi6n 0l parte. de ella.
podra en- su inSestigaci6n y en- sns
trabajos. por acuerdo de. Ia lm,lisHql misHa, !;
trasladarse a cualquier paqrtte9 de. la IS
la e il. a Washington 81 10 cEeyere ne
cesario Y las circunstancias 10 denian
den; tendra facultad para t6maf jd-
ramentos, citar testigos 7 para hacer
cemparecer ante ella a cualquier fun
cionario de FL Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co cualquier ciudadano persona
residente en- Puerto Rico, tendrd dere-
cho,- Y por la preseHte sele .asigna
una dieta de diez (10) d0lares diarios,
a cada miembro de cada dfa de asis-
tencia las sesiones v podra disponer
para el pago de dicha dieta para
todos sus gastos, incluyendo los gas
tos de viaje la Isla 0 al las Estsk
dos Unidqs con cargo a Ia pattida, de
Imprevistos' del Senado IL slel la iie'dls
mara. La cemisi6ns tambien dpeda ,fa-
ctltada para nombrar los, teenieost 70
expertos denas empleados que gs
ceSite nara lleyaps n cabo Su co1lletiiiO
ppdiepdo utilizar enssus traRai abb i0s tals an
Rien los emRleados del senado & de sxle L
Camara' px r4,.tssla 3,,Y
seect9n 2,--7-Tloda ley 9 parts rttseflss fssss llee4
que Sc opusieres a; la pfesenttes aueadIa eaIlae
Tpor ,esta derogada.t sar .taifp oc.J
!. Secci6n 3.Esta ley, poN ser Rles saE
racter urgente u fhecesarie bemnesara
ID regir inmediatamente lespaes 1de ssd
aprobaci6n. - e si,1S-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05
ESPEGTACOLOs

Cine Tres Banderas. Sun Necio
Glorioso1. en- 6 actos, por Helen Chad
wick y una ReVista.
Cine Imperial, (Santurcel La pro-
duccion extraordinaria: "Hacia ell
iAbisn1oy, con Blanca Sweet, Lon Cha
ney, Barbara La Mar, Elmo Lincoln,
Luisa Tazenda y otros mas.
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santuree) Los
aplaudidos artistas, William Duncan y
Edith Johnson en- ell interesante dra-
ma, "Corazon@ de Acero".
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano) Be
nefcio de los Juegos Atleticos con la
gran obra, titulada: "Robo1 en- Despo-
blado" Y varios numeros de varieda-
des en- los que tomara parte "Capu-
llo".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-05
E. CUERPO LEGISLATIVE Sc CONSTITUYO AVER.

fo andando el tempo, contra todos
sus victimarios?
"Triunfo-dijo Lastra-por la
raz6n de sus ideas, por la nobleza de
sus actuaciones. !"
Ell Sr. Lastra, insistio fnalmente,
en- que fuera puesta votacion su mo-
ci6n v Ell Sr. Coll suscito la question
de que estaba fuera de orden la pro-
posicion del Sr Lastra. .S .,.gs sss.s /, Il,
La presidencia resolvi6 enhnao hri-
llante decision, en- que1 considar6ptOt
dos los argumentos v present6 Tazo-
mes de verdadero peso, ,sque yel ssSpeas
kerr retendrfa ell proyecte hasta que
fuese remitido 5el "estinatenss de ipt
gresos, segdn Sc promote enyiaE en, Ia
communication del Gobernador. K Sn.S.
Tanto ell senior Coll como Ell ISr. Las.
ira estuvieron conformes con ias sdeeis
sion del Speaker
Sc di6 cuenta cen una COMMUNICATION.
del Comisionado del Interior, Mr. Viii
son, de fecha 20 de mario, acompa-
fiando una opinion del Attorney Ge-
neral, en- la cual Sc declara anti-cons-
|titucional ell nombramiento de MEM
bros de la Legislature para formar
Eparte de comisiones en- leyes de la
Imisma Legislature. Hizo resaltar Ell