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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02

from there the train for the East to
visi, his father. lie will DO away
about two or three months
Mrs, Clint Lyon and two children
Mrs, Henry HAYNES and two children
were Visiting Mrs u, {, Cowlcy Mon
day
George Deal and sous. Cecil aud
clyde, were NJ the school house Sat
ardaS attending the meeting to Sc
lcct director to the Water Users
Association.
Jeh Wilson and Mrs. Wilson were
'isitihs her sistef. Mira william Pau
ke!
MRS, James tindsley was ''s'''hs
mrs. william Pankey saturday
me Loreua sunday school Is pre-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02
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AIR aad Mira Francis J. Bovine OF
BONANZA were visiting At the HON,
OF Mira Bowne's mother. Mrs. Dave
Campbell.
oscar Campbell moved his house
on to Mrs. Gerber's ranch. recently
purchased from NJ =. Orr
Clint Lyons has Installed a phone
Welcome on the line
Mrs. Z. 5. Phillips and Mrs Tai.
bot. with Mrs. Clarence Hunt. spent
Monday with Mrs. E r. c. Williams
Harold Kilgorc was visiting at
LorellR Sunday
There was meeting called al
Lorells school house Saturday. May
s?d. by +. r. G. Williams for the
purpose OF selecting a director for
Langell valley district. Mr. Glenn.
E, r c. Williams and r. c. cowley
were the nominees. Williams re-
signed. as he expects to move away
Mr.. Glenn. receiving the majority OF
the votes. was declared elected Let
all the land owners IN Langell valley
belonging. to the Water Users Asso.
citation be In Klamath Falls June ith
to support him.
Clarence Hunt was 4 visitor In
Bonanza Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Abaloose and
son. Roy. and Mr.. and Mrs. Apder-
son we're visiting Mr.. and Mrs. + r.
c Williams Sunday
Dave Campbell returned from
Klamath Falls Saturday
MT. and Mrs Anderson and son.
Clayton. were visiting Mr. and Mrs
Frank Berg sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Duncan was visiting Mrs.
E. r C. Williams Saturday after
noon.
NJ r. Orr went TO Bona.:t with
E r c. Williams Monday TO take
the stage for Klamath Falls. and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02

He Is member of the Chris,Ia'.
Science Board OF Lcetureship of Ia,
Firs, Church OF Christ. Scientist. Bos.
ton. Mass lie Is from Tacoma. Vast
Another contest ball will be given
next Friday nisht at the Opera
House. Everybody come and you
will get to know who will so to the
A-Y-P. fair at Seattle. Wash
Mrs. T M. Durham and daughters.
Stella. Ada. Burnett and Jewel. and
Mrs. T. Cox and Miss Robena Rhodes
visited In the country with their
friends. Mrs G. II Grayball and
children. SUNDAY The children all
went out and gathered wild flowers
for Decoration day
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02

The steamer winoma left for up
per Lake points this morning on It
arst regular trip Hereafter the trip
will be made on Mondays. wednes
days and Fridays: however. n thJ
;raf'c will warrant It, trips will b.
made daily.
Captain To,ten OF the WIpcma hal
arranged for downtown once
which will be open within a few days
and tickets can then he secured TO all
points on the lake
Indications are that the travel will
be much heavier this year than ~
any time In the past. and ali OF the
boats plying on the Upper Lake are
making preparations to handle thc
Increase In the business,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02
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Mrs. Cam and Mp. welch wen, to
Klamath Falls last Saturday.
Miss Rachel Appleeate left for
Klamath Falls on the stage Saturday.
Last Friday the Merrill school had
. very nice picnic at the school house
The pupils and parents and teachers
eathered At the school house and
brought everything that Is good TO
eat at . picnic.
Claude Andrews IL working at the
mill for Turner Bros since school Is
out.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. A. Bunting and
family went to Poe valley Sunday
morning. returning Sunday evening
The eighth grade graduating class
were Misses ALA Balls and Harriet
Garrison. Messrs. Claude Andrews.
Lee Brown. Lesiie Pope. David Fitch.
Hssry Hartman and Chester Has
kins.
The commencement programme OF
the Merrill public school that was
given last Friday night. May 2sii,. Is
- follows: Band solo by the Pe:.r.
500 brothers: violin solo. Rev, l.. NJ
Anderson: Invocation. Rev. L. NJ.
Anderson: oration. DO We Appreci.
ate the Day In Which We l.ive?''. and
salutatory. Chester Haskins: class
address. Rev. r. s. Bishop; piano
solo. "Old Black Joe.' Miss ALA
Balls: grafton. Opportunities" and
vaisdictory. Claude Andrews; yocai
solo. Ms. Ben Faus: address aai
presentation Of diplomas. Supecir-
tsndent J. @. Swan. The exercises
we're closed by the benediction by
Rev. r. 8. Bishop.
A farewell reception was given las.
wednesday night to Principal b. E.
Lee. Miss Rachel Applegate and Miss
Ella Callahan. the teachers OF the
Merrill school. st the Presbyterian
church. Ice cream and cake were
served and every one enjoyed them
selves most heartily.
The Peterson Bros. Musical Com.
sdy Company save performances In
the Opera House OF this city las:
Wednesday. Thursday and SATURDAY
evsnings.
Lee Clemens. who has oeen
sssiously III for the past few days. is
improving some.
Uniou memorial services were held
at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day evening. May 30th. by Rev. Y. 5
Bishop.
On June 10th, c. C. Eaton. the
Christian Science lecturer. VIII lsc-
tsrs In this city at the Opera House.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02

Out OF ?.soo boys recently cslr
med In the schools OF Kansas. ouiy
six cigarette smokers were founu to
be what would generally be- called
bright" Ten OF the remainder were
average students. while all the resi
OF the $500 were found to be- ppnr
at their studies. or worthless
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02

Get yoarscl, q McRoskcy Mattress,
and consider you have scored a hit
Virgil d Son
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02
pld you ever try 70 sex on a Goa

Did yCu ever try ~ sew on a coat
button with single thread Few
folks do--thcy think they maBt have
II double But tailorS never do tha;
way. because they know how apt the
thread Is to draw through uneven
and get tangled up. just try II with
a single thread and see II you viii
ever want to go back to the old way
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02

Try the Harrington Washing Ma.
chine You will like Il
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-06-02

Put your dried sweet corn through
coYec mill before cooking This
Will make II much more tender
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11

contempt for the government. The
other day some French fias ironpa
tramplod tho French flag In The
dust And the open defiance OF
the poatoffica and telgsgaph en-
plnyea In two strikes wiihla tNo
months In another Indication
There are 100000 government en-
plnyea In pontoffooh, tobacco
works. railways. telegraph BUREAUS,
aud 80 on. aud while the last
strike proved failure, how bong
will tho government be abm to
roproaa these peoplol fors eaeh
time tho soldiers Of France have
done tho depressing and i must be
remembered that the soldiers are
In many instances not oyorinueh
In love with their Jobs on account
Of the compulsory military service
aud also that thoy are the broth.
ora" Of tho other fellows.
The strike Of the postal employees
falling, a general strike was called
and SO trade unions out Of tho 20
odd which compose the General
Confederation OF Workers To
France voted unanimously TO walk
out In sympathy. saying the post
mene cause was their cause and a
defeat for the poatmen was de
feat for the worhingman In genetal
There are hundrcda 81 thduHahdn
Of these wofkmen. and " the call
was not answered aa readily az Il
might have been II was boonuac
the poatnen had already lost their
fight before the general strike
was voted. and then, too. the call
TO strike was badly managed,
Than tho French government is
against the Jews and against the
Catholics. Fnilleres Is strongly
criticised a. man without much
power. aud Clemenccau. the prime
minister, "a something on the order
OF a political boss and rules with
tho b0uA' weapons threats and In.
atllled fear
The common people" seem To
thlnk that somewhere or other
there Is a perfect government, and
they are trying To ind II France
has tried several doses Of rcpubll.
canlsm, has taken a couple OF
jumps At imperialism. has been
ruled by kings. oonsuia. commit
toes. the church. moha. miatrcnsea
Of kings. and whainol. Che Ia not
satisfied now,
Some critics say Franco has the
wanderluat Changing govern
ment Il a habit. She has bad a
dozen forms Of administration IN
tho last 100 years. or since tho
United States won her independ
eucr and haeame a republic,
As matter Of fact Il Ia a con
iinualion Of the ancient war " the
ayorworksd against the idle, the
poor against the Rich. capital
against labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11
WAR fever STIRS FRANCE

the unreal In tho country portendY
French political writer's SAY that
The spirit u revolution Ia Ia tho air.
Radical writer's predict that tho poo.
pie will revolt against the govern.
mont and add another bloody chan,
tor TO the long Hat. Written In hts.
tory since the atorming OF the Has.
tile and the painful birth OF the re-.
public. Some say Il will be In the
near futnrc.
Loyal supporters Of the govern.
mont admit fear and express doubt.
The public. tho newspapers, the
federal employees and even the legla.
latnra. have a tremendous and
ever growing contempt for the gov.
ornment Acts which would b. trca.
son anywhere else In the world. are
laughed al and tolerated Upon the
floor Of the French congress.
lleru'a translation Of tho frs,
Ntania of the rcvolutloniata song,
"i.lnternAtionale," tho which was
sung BY the members Of the cham
Der OF deputies as kind OF opening
hymn the first day OF the present
session,
"Arisel We damned OF tho earth !
Aflso' We slaves Of bells need
The Rlght Is born aud with her
birth
VIII come tho end Of greed.
upan the paat turn not a face
Rnslaved ones. Sound the cali
The earth Is changing on It's base
We who are nausht, 10, ua be ALT"
The second atanra declares there
Ia no God. the third charactrrltos
kings a. tyrant aud laws tricks
for the benefit II the rich. the
fourth threatens the k;aEa of the
niue and the rail. while tho fifth
offers this significant sentiment.
"iat II the cruNa aud the yul,urcs
lmeauing tho wealthy one oi
these mornings have disappeared.
the sun will continue TO shiueiH
Tho sixth and lnst ln significant
and II Is hard to Imagine the logis.
laiure OF even a country like rur.
hoy signlag such thing while
a. was the ease At the capitol hero
"a member mounts platform.
waving his arms and shouts Long
live Henry lVl- Il calls upon the
soldiers TO rebel against their Of
ficers and II the latter are stub.
born. shoot them and break their
ranks with tho butt ends Of guns
n they are obstinate. the can
ulhals." the closing lines read. slet
IA make heroes Of ourselves by
showing them that our bailcta are
for our own gouefais."
The day alter tho Legislators
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-11

sang this song, a group Of frunch
soldiers returning home from the
frontier. lifted their voloca 10 rs
eAdeneeH Their colonel placed
the entire outfit under arrest and
marched them back TO barracks
The government punished these
soldiers for singing b song freshly
imported from the halls OF con
Eresa,
High aud low there is this same
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-16
HORTICULTURAL MEETING.

The meeting of the State Horticul-
tural Society will be held at Nampa
on January 5th, 9Th and 7th. Capt. j.
II. Shawhan, president of the soci-
ETY. states that the meeting viii be a
most interesting and instructive one
and earnestly hopes that all fruit
growers in the vicinity of Payette
viii make an effort to attend. Great
benefit has been derived from these
meetings in the past and all interest
ed in the development of the fruit in
dustry of their particular section
should attend them. Full program
win be published next week.
An effort win be made at the an
nual meeting Of the Farmers Coop
erative Ditch Company by a number
Of the stockholders living at and near
New Plymouth TO move the head Of
fees of the company from Payette
to New Plymouth. They claim that
by placing the offices at New Ply
mouth it would more equitably serve
the entire number OF stockholders
than by having them at Payette.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-16
Postoffics Getting Busy.

One of the really busy places in
Payette the next two weeks will be
the postoffice. Thousands Of bund-
les and packages will be sent and
received through the Payette post
office. In years past the work dur
ing the holidays has come near to
swapping the force and even with
the large and roomy quarters now
occupied, the force is even at this
early date beginning to feel the ef-
fects of the Xmas rush Already ac-
eording to Postmaster Venable
large number Of packages for far
eastern points have been started on
their journey to bring Christmas
cheer to loved ones far away and
the indications are that the number
Of packages received and sent out
this year win be far in excess Of
any previous year. This is to be
expected in a growing and prosper
Gus community like Payette. The
force at the postoffice have their
fighting clothes on and are prepared
for the extra amount of work and
Notwithstanding the fact that Assist
ant Postmaster VIM. Carstens is
under the doctors care the patrons
OF the Payette office may expect and
will receive prompt and efficient ser
vice. BY cooperating the patrons of
the office can greatly assist in the
proper handling Of their packages
For instance During the next two
weeks while the big rush is on every
one should see that their packages
are properly and securely wrapped
and addressed and that all are weigh
ed before depositing them in the
office Anything Of value should be
registered. This only costs trifling
amount and fnsures safe delivery.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-16

DR.. H. B. Catrin, of Boise was in
Payette the first OF this week and
while here engaged a house for a
residence and announced his inten-
tions of once again becoming a res
ident Of Payette The Dr. formerly
lived in this city but moved to Boise.
He expects to return within the next
week or ten days and viii once
more resume the practice Of osteopa-
thy in this city.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-16
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR

The latter part of last week w. H.
Jeffries & Son disposed of their
hardware and furniture store to c..
d. Day. of Caldwell and r. A. Shoe
smith, of Payette. Mr.. Day has
just recently moved from Caldwell to
Payette and is much pleased with
the city and the outlook for growth
Mr.. shoesmith has been a resident
here for sometime and both of them
are men of considerable experience
in the line they have purchasd
We are closing out our apples at re.
dueed prices. Call at our office or
order by phone Payette valleyRe al
Estate Agency.
Happy Hearts," Mrs. BEGINNERS
Sunday School class viii hold ba-
zaar and fancy article sale and 10
cent tea at the home Of Mrs. Boeh-
mer on Saturday afternoon Deeem-
Der 18th. Everyone invited to at
tend. You will surely find some
thing exquisite in the way of fancy
work for a Xmas present and be-
sides for ten cents you will be
served with cup of the best tea.
George Thebo and u S. G. Stony
returned Tuesday of this week from
a business trip in the Vale, oregon
country.
Do you want a box or two of nice
winter apples for Christmas? Get
them of the Payette Valley Real Es-
tate Agency at once, as their stock
win soon be closed out
Reports are current in this vicinity
that a number of hunters have been
out since the recent fall of snow
and have been shooting quail The
season for the killing OF quail closed
on November Both and anyone shoot
ing them now lays himself liable to
heavy fine. It would be much bet
ter to throw out a little feed for the
quail when the fields are covered
with snow and assist in their propo-
cation. Then when the season
comes in next year there will be
many more birds.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-16
Masonic Election.

Tuesday evening of this week the
Masonic lodge held the annual cleo
ton of officers. The following we're
elected to office for the ensuing
year:
W. M-Albert White.
S. W.-O. H. Alvey.
J. Violin A. Harader
Treasurer-B. L. Downs.
Secretary. B. Burns.
After the election the following ap-
pointiye officers were announced for
the term:
S. D. T. J. Brown.
j. D.-J. P Walker.
S. S.-Otto Miller
]. S.-A. J. Hensel. .
Tyler-H. A. Bowers.
The lodge accepted an invitation of
the Order of the Eastern Star for a
joint installation of officers and fix
ed the date of Monday evening De
cember 9th as the time for such In
stallation.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-16
NUMEROUS
PETTY THEHS
Hoboes Make Many Petty Steals
Some Caught With Goods and For
eed to DeliVer-others get Away
and Leave Town.

For the past week there have been
a great many hoboes passing through
Payette and as a result large num-
Der of petty thefts have taken place.
On last Thursday w. A. Moreland, a
ranchman, left his overcoat in his
buggy while in town doing some
trading, only to have it stolen. The
section crew of the Short Line the
same day met two hoboes drilling
out of town and one OF them wore a
black overeoat much too good for
his other apparel which answered
the description Of the coat stolen
rom Mr. Moreland. Last Friday ev-
ening about CHS R. NJ. Keith of
Keith & Son while engaged in putting
away some hats in the front part of
he store was astonished to see two
men pass along in front of the store
and one of them reach up and help
himself to pair of heavy overshoes
hanging out in front. Mr.. Keith
4dsheu oul tue uOOI anu dlbet INT
cwo men catching up with them on
the side street south of the Palace
Pharmacy. He demanded the shoes
and they were handed over without a
word On Saturday evening a fine
heavy wool lined storm overcoat was
stolen from in front of the Canyon
Commercial Co. and so far no clue
as to who took it has been discoy-
cred.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-16
RAISE PRICE ON BEETs

VIM. McOmie Agricultural superin
tendent for the Utah-Idaho Sugar
Company received word from the
head office of the company that the
company would pay the following sea
son s4.75 per ton for sugar beets in
stead Of s459 as heretofore. Mr.. Nc
0mie states that with the present
amount Of snow on the ground thess
should be sufficient moisture to in
sure a fine crop Of beets next yea
and with good stand and an add
tional twenty-five cents per ton feel
that the growers should realize a mic
profit per acre on beets.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-16
ANNUAL MEETING OF
PAYETTE COMMERCIAL CLUB
New Plymouth, Idaho

Monday evening occurred the an.
nual meeting of the Payette Valley
Commercial club and the election of
officers for the coming year. The
work of the past year was reviewed
and plans for the next year outlined.
The following officers were elected:
D. D. Hambly, President; VIII Wells,
Vice-President; c. w. Ireton, Treas
urer; John A. Harader, Secretary. NJ.
F. Albert, E. c. Keith, J. H. Weider,
Peter Pence, VIM. F. Sherwood and
o. H. Alvey were elected as a board
of directors for the coming year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-16
WEST SIDE UNAHI-
NOUS FOR SEWER
Present Petition Signed by 214 Prop
erty Holders Asking Council to
Take Actlon-Council Favorable
Election to be Called and West
Side Sewered-Sidewalks to be
Built.

At its regular meeting last Thurs
day night the city council received a
petition signed by 214 property hold
ers living on the west sdie asking
for a sewer district to be establish
ed and that the council proceed ae.
cording to law to construct the sew
er. The petition was favorably re-
ceived by the council and as every
member has expressed himself il
favor of municipal improvements
where the property owners show q
desire the engineer will be put in
the field at once and steps taken to
ward the formation of a sewer dis
trict covering that portion of the ives
side in which the property owners
desire the improvement.
Another petition was also present
ed signed by one hundred and nine
ty-eight people residing on that side
of the track asking that the council
provide a sidewalk down the west
line of the lots occupied by the Moss
Mercantile Company and the vacant
lots adjoining. This is also a need
ed improvement and will receive fav-
orable action at the hands of the
present city administration.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-16

are heavily interested in large or
chardS.
have simply figured on this for
myself but will say that the outfit
is large enough to turn out 1000 pots
in ten hours, so if any of the grow
ers want these pots l can supply
them if they order them early and
oil can be had. It's sure thing.
We will all get the scare next year
as does every fruit country subject
to freeze. Any information wanted
call up the undersigned.
Yours truly,
F. H. CROSS,
New Plymouth, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-16
GREETING TO Patrons.

AS the old year nears its close,
the Independent Telephone company
wishes TO extend to it's patrons, its
sincere thanks for their hearty CO.
operation and their splendid patron
age; and to wish its more than six
hundred subscribers a Merry Xmas
and a Happy New Year.
Independent Long Dist. Tel. Co.
j. II. WE1DER,
Manager.