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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18
noTIcE oF spEcIAL ELEcrloN.

Notice is hereby given that a spec
iaI election OF the qualified electon
who are tax payers. In the City Of
Payette. County Of Canyon. State 81
Idaho, VIII be held on the 29th day
Of November. 1909. for the purpose
u submitting 20 the said electors tho
question Of the Issuance and sale u
municipal coupon bonds Ia the de-
nominations u one hundred. nye hun
bred and one thousand dollars zach.
payable in twenty years from date
u issuance. redeemaDle 80 the pleas
ure u tho said city a. any time az
Ter ten Years. bearing interest az al
rate not 10 exceed Dix per centum perI
anuum payable aemtannnaily. Said
bonds 70 b. issued la aA amount In
the aggregate not 20 exceed thirty
four Thousand la4.g00J dollars pro-
yidlng for the collection OF ara aBnu
al tax upon the properly Of the said
CITY % Payette sufficient % pay the /
interest op Che said bonds as &c tails
doe ana % create and establish % (
sinking fund TOR tho payment Of the
principals Of the said bonds as they
resye euyely become due. said bon1s
10 b. issued aud sold 10 create funds
'or tho following purposes. t0wlt 1
$4,000 for the purpose OF building
, complete sewer system Ia Local
Sewerage Impfoy ement District NO
J" and pay the cost Of constructing
he same across street ana alley !
.rossings as specified and provided
d ordinance No. l5i OF said city
$4,000 for the purpose OF pur
hasiag a power site tor a pumping
liant and for tho purchase OF the /
ecos.ary machinery for the equip /
ient OF the same. for the purchase {
water rights Tor power purposes q
r such other power as may be-
ecessary and for the purpose Of ex T.
,ndins the water mains OF the said b
ny 10 parts thereog not yet sup
lied with oty water
$4,000 fOf the purpose Of redeem q
X certain created, existing ana
itsiaudlng Indebtedness OF the said
rs Of Payetto due and payable 70
il OF tho Road Fund. General Fund 10
.lary Fund. aud Water Works ID
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18
Fund I'D Ia sald CllY.

Fund Of the said city.
The different wards OF the sat
City are described as follows:
First Ward: All that part Of TN
said City lying North Of Main Stree
and east OF the main track Of tn,
Oregon Short Line railway.
Second Ward: All that part Of
the said City lying South OF Main
Street and East Of the main track
Of the Oregon Short Line railway.
Third Ward: All that part OF the
said city lying West Of the main
track OF the Oregon Short Line rail-
way.
The following are the names Of the
persons duly appointed Registrars Of
Z he respective wards:
First Ward Mrs n. C. Hutchinson
Second Ward. Mrs f. r. Paine.
Third Ward. Mrs. l.. s. sOule.
Registration can be made during
every Saturday between the hours
" nine O'Clock A. NJ. and five
o'clock p. NJ. and between the hours
of seven o'clock r. NJ. and nine
o'clock p. a. between the first day
following the publication OF this no
ice 70 and including the last satur-
lay next proceeding said election
md AZ any other time said Regis I
rars may be found al their places
II registration
The different voting places which
hall open al 8 o'clock A. NJ. aud re-
main open until 2 o'clock p. ~ are
- follows
'irst Ward city Hail, Second Ward,
,fnco Of the Payctte Land & I'm
rovement Company. near the cor
or Of Boise and Main streets; Third
Yard. Office Of the Idaho Canning
ompany. near the corner Of Front
nd Commercial streets.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
ne said City. this 18th day Of Octo- {
Dr. 1909
W. A. COUGHANOUR, Mayor
ARTlN o. LUTHER.
ieaD City Clerk. 42t6
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18
FOR SALE, WANTS, ETC

For sale.--A six room house,
Cheap II taken at once. +, NJ, satorls
Fresh oysters right off the ice.--
Enterprise Meat Market.
s4s Downs line OF Wool Square
blankets. They are elegant s6tf
For sale.-SS Rambouillet Bucks.
Thacker & Co. SSH
For Sale.-P Pigs. all sizes and ages
George Scott. French. Idaho. Belt
phone.
Third crop hay for sale.--2 l-s
miles from town. Scales on ranch.
Inquire c. F. Draper. sStf
For Sale Seed rye and blue stem
wheat Henry Sick, Rte No. Pay
cite. Ind phone 202t, S9t4
For Salo.--55 head OF fine wool
ewes also some good Shrop bucks.
T. d. Creasey, New Plymouth 3Su
For salo.-Two eight-foot counter
show cases az a bargain. Inquire
at Thurston's Drug Store. S9tf
Does your house need painting? II
SO call and get our prices. Palace
Pharmacy.
For Sale.-Nice. smooth, white Do.
tatoes. WIN deliver from 100 pounds
ep. w. b. Gilmore. Payette Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18

The rayaite planning Mlli has N
finest eoiifciian ~ sefrea doors sye
s~.u 10 raye<fe.
For Baiss work horses seia o.
harness amt wagon Cheap for cash
A = Wood % A s soale.
Fes ssia The y. T. Price rcat
seaes ga Frosl street on oasy terms
inquire q AeksrmaR a uobo,an
Fur Furi WHAT farF cst Gov
% make KNtsa nsee hes Highest
cash pFles paid Tor al kinds Of furs.
alse pay cash Tor the bounty
t5tt c. s. DAVIS. Caldwell. Ida
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18
NOTICE..

The G. A. nsfdinz island has been
leased BY the fayetie Rod and Gun
Club and the exclusive privileges for
hunting and fishing on those prem
laes ars uow under the control OF
that organization. The promises
haze been thoroughly placarded 20
this effect and anyone not a member
q the organization found trespass
ins On those premises viii be- 90
gereiy dealt with.
rAYbrrE ROD GUN CLUB.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18


altxs flstis Liver piils FOR sisk
AsaaaeAs aaa hiilioesness Ttey are
ss aee nla4n4nt 10 sAke. A cool
seN hsetiax. ssogAinx. cleansing
sasss Is plAssAls. cArhollxsa. sola
~ tte isaystte PAArmesy
soaoc scRgs cARev ACT lAsoa
- - epsaea Ter sssasmsas Il
Hasey iaaho % Nns~ubsr issh.
Neasf sAs Kiss um gxsenssoa FRI
sa Cnfnnf Rosaeee rate. VI IA
~ nsds s.a oSes.N saon tins.
s sa ~ s4slsax aasss. ratrs
aHa Farther tartaealaFn ttz
4 Frwesy iAsf slmpiy riyes ten.
pasArs fsyief - nos ghe r.sht Fen.
eag - eafe Ftlek Yoa nuss uss
sasaeshing mar 1ll aoi oniy All4y
lufIAAaloa a. thesars4rg. BET lkes
waa sFomgsiy aet ca all parts affsss
~ Npnzaa. ne ersaS Pie semsay,
ases snis 4 i eonseaisaiiy applied
b. neens a subs with norzie AZ
i@ehmsns Far sale ~ payests PhAr
maes
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18

0aas fex tickets one way via Pert
lan6- Frequent dates rse STEER routes
Sea o. s. +. agents for further de-
tails.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18
Thanksgiving DAY.

Account Thanksgigipg Day tho o. 5
L RS ~iii SELF round trip tickets 20
al polnts within a radius % 800 mills
Of selling station al rate q cents
per mile % each direction Tickets
soid Nov. "a and Is. continuous pas.
sage Ia each direction. final returu
limit OF Nov 70. 1909
45ts G. +. JOHNSON. Agent
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-11-18

For Sale Four hundred and fifty
fine Carolina Poplar shade trees at a
low price. Il r. Golden, Payette,
Idaho. 41tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
LovEMAKIso A IA FlNNeoAN.
A Gaze Of orr Again, On Again.
Gone Again in Japan.

A Gaze OF orr Again, On AoaIn.
Gone Again in Japan.
Until lately Il was Illegal for male
and female actors IN Japan 20 np
pear upon the stage NJ the same mo
ment As love is the great subject
OF plays there. as elsewhere. this
separation Of the sexes In histriouic
lovomaking produced the most ride.
ulous effects, to the uncontrolled
amusement Of the chance European
spectator
a confession OF love. says tho
Travel Magazine. had to be made
somewhat after tho following man
nsr The Romeo OF Japan comes
upon the stage:
yah. my beloved Ya-Fa-Pau.Lu.
when will you discover that tbs you
who are the sweet cause OF all my
paini"
pie goes off to the right. Tho
Juliet OF Japan enters from the left
fAnd |. my dear Tsen.To. Peril, I
bte you, love youl" She dlsap.
pears.
tAhHlths ithpptAiink upon inc
stage; "Oh, my Joy, offer to you
tho sacrifice of a thousand thanksl
But will you. sweet one, grant me
the great favor which ! now beg Of
your" He retlres.
Juliet, after assuring herself that
the stage Is empty: Certainly. |
promise Il before ! ask what II Is. 8"
She withdraws.
Romeo, entering again. 'Wnl
you. my beloved. as a proof that you
love me. beatow on me one little
kissg" He flies off rapidly.
Juliet. coming forward: There.
now you have I'll She runs away
at full speed
Romeo, rushing wildly upon the
stage: "Oh, my beloved"
Hereupon he opens his arms and
pRsslonately embraces the air. The
excitement of the audience reaches
the highest pitch. and everybody in
the theatre Is smiling or weeping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Mix lM cups sugar. twothirds
cup butter. half cup sweet milk and
2 cups flour together and divide
mixture In half. To one half add
yolks OF 4 eggs. teaspoon CHINA.
mon. half teaspoon cloves. tea.
spoon cream tartar and half tea.
spoon soda with half cup alfted
flour. ! cup ralsina rolled In flour
Cprfanta and citron may be added.
II liked. when MIXED thoroughly
put In good.aixed cake tin hnd
bake 70 minutes. To the other half
OF mixture now add teaspoon
cream tartar and hair teaspoon soda
with half cup aiffed flour. the beat
en- whites Of 4 eggs. ] teaspoon
lemon. aud ~ the end OF the 20
minutes. during which you have
baked the dark part. pour this on
the dark cake. return 10 the oven
and take about 20 minutes longer.
or until done. You will then have a
cake the lower half fruit cake and
the upper half nice white. and all
one cake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Another laugh. siiaawreeAbls 10 hear.
y high pitched and nervous sound.
Ing II 10 the outcome ~ ernbar.
rssrneni. or merely a vocal habit
Perhaps tho worst laugh 81 all 10
the miTthleaM sound oecAniouad by
the disircas or embarrassment Of
others. and u Invariably wounds
most the hutt ~ H. person who
has hesn thus laughed AZ aud hurt
10 hardly likely 10 forget the expert.
rncs
Laugh light heartsdiy whenever
you laugh. ies there BE no sting In
the tail - y1sir nilrth.
Cultivate with Pope
IN. spriwhiiy Wit. tho lively eye.
IN engaging smile. the xaynfy
Thai laughed down many a sum
nl.r sun,
And Kept you up 40 on IAN one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

a hot oven till a coating OF brown
caramel Is formed.
When cutting brick butter into
small squares for use ON the table
hlts OF the butter often viii cling
20 the knife and spoil the looks Of
the square. II piece Of parafFln
paper IL wrapped around the silver
knife the butter viii cut Ia sharp.
clean squares and VIII not cling to
the knife at all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
MAINLY ABOUT
WOMEN

The beauty q lowe - that. though
Il il 90 precious and wonderful
thing. everyone haa tho ehanc" q
experiences u.
We may cherish and nourish u.
~ we may wantsniy neEiect u ana
throw Il away. but there are few Of
"a who have not had our chance.
I would advise svcEyona TO reAa
great love stories and love poems u
Ii well ia know the height
10 which others car rise, and
to compare your. love with ,hsirs
You may love well. but perhaps you
can learn TO love better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

There are laughs and iankhn
In the righ, sort Of laughter there
Il something contagious. even II
oneself be the cause ~ u. II IN the
product ~ good humor. there t.
nothing concealed behind H. Frank.
spontaneous and whole-soulod. n
has a beneficial effect both on the
iaughsr and its hsarcra
Hut there are other kinds Of
laughter. OF these the sneeriug
laugh IL the most familiar. Then
there H. the quiet langh--a sib'iant'
sacrctive sort of thing. which IL al
most invariably n sign ~ mischief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Where shall sail my little ship
Out on Lifes great broad sea-
Tell me. wise men. where shall go.
You have sailed ioug. and you should know
The safe harbor for me.
Where shall sail my little shlpg
How shall sail my little ship
: To reach Life's brightest shore,
The waves roll high. and weak am l.
The screaming winds they terrffy
This child. I'm nothing more
Hcg shall sail my little Bhipf
How shall you sail your little Rhipg
Ny child. I cannot tell
LIES uneharted seas none may know.
From skies serene a gale may blow.
Be brave. be good--ah. well.
How shall you sail your little ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
Suggestions in Notions Stationery and Drug Sundries

Fit-form Hose Supporters with
large pad and four straps; 25c.
Children's Hose Supporters; l0c
pair.
Sylvia" Hair Nets, large sizes, in
a variety of shades; Sc.
Sorosis Bone Hair Pins, straight,
waved or loop top; l5c dozen.
Reliance India Tape, twelve one
yard lengths; Sc.
Conqueror Basting Thread, glazed
finish; 200-yard spools; 2 for Sc.
Cordova Linen Tablets, letter-size;
- sheets, l0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
OF Wisdom Of
CGT1AGREY'.

csrsnel sweet potatoes are do
x.oss. To prepare them simply
ii ana slice the potatoes and Dip
"a FIRST IN melted butter. and
IN II xrannlated sugar Put into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Two cups brown sugar. x cup
butter. | egg. y cup sweet milk. z
teaspoons cream Of tartar. tea.
spoon soda Flavor TO suit taato.
Flour so az 10 roll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Chop ham fine. Use two.ihlrda
mashed potato and one.third ham
Add beaten egg or more 10 make
Il moist enough 70 shape into round
cakes. u you get Il too moist add
little flour. Season and Try in
hot fat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

The green beaver hat OF remark.
able velvet softness is heralded IN
an Alpine shape, trimmed with one
huge eabochon OF wide ribbon vel.
vet IN the same green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Dear Miss Grey: Shall use my
fathers or my mothers coat OF
arrnsf n. s. V. p.
Alt IL a matter Of individual
taste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

There IN no trimming on a waist
which gives II so much individual.
ny as touch OF Observation-Disclosures
work or braiding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Instead Of satin for brides. this
year VIII witness the dawning star
or az duh finish crepe surface ma.
terial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
FASHIONS

The beautiful willow plumes are
coming into their own again after
the uge for fruit trimmings on late
season hats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Green Is being pressed as a color
ior autumn, the olive and soft
shades Tor street wear. and the male
green Tor evening gowns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR
| PLEASE TELL ME- /
| wOkIA's QUESTIONS ANswtRfD |
| By CYNTHIA GREY !

-@-H~~ANN~ANHeN~u@
M. l., L." wishes 10 do sewinr
and asks about the prices she shall
charge for different articlea Of
wearing apparel.
The prices charged for such work
are SO variable that II Ia impossible
TO give a scale 20 go by. Would
suEgest inuuirlng OF some dress
maker doing the same class of
work. and be governed somewhat
by the prices received by her.
Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me-
II there Il any other way 10 reduce
the size OF my waist besides draw
inE IN. My age Is gs, and / am
anxious 20 get the best rcsultH M
quickly as possible and shall DO
glad II you can assist me.
w. s..
A. The slxe OF the waist can be
materially reduced by systematic
exercise. deep breathing and cor
rect carriage. Practice deem
breathing. standing erect IN front
OF an open window for 10 or AZ
minutes morning and nlght. and
slowly bend forward, touching ina
.-ngers to the floor without bend
ing the knees. Stand perfectly still
ana slowly turn the body above the
waist from left 10 right aud back
aSain without any movement below
The waist line. You viii soon no
tee an Improvement. aud the bod,
VIII appear supple. without that
sllfi appearance that Is the result
o. drawing the coreets In 20 make
the waist appear smaller.
Dear Miss Grey: tal win vos
please tell .rae what day IL fial
loween!
Obj What II a good hair tonic
70 make tho hair growg
tCl What Ia good for black
headsf
A.-~tal Halloween. or Hallow
even. the evening Of the Stat OF
October. II celebrated as being IN
eve Of the festival Of An Saints
day. November /.
tbl There are a great many
good hair tonlcn. each Individual
scalp requiring somewhat different
treatment II the hair "a oily. The
tonic should not contain olly sab.
stances. but u. on ths contrary. the
hair and scalp are dry. q tonic
with some good almond OIL win b.
beneficial Massage, however 4.
the best tonic that can DO applled
20 over every Inch OF the scalu
With the finger tips. moving Il barE
ward and forward 10 inxigornte the
roots Of the hair.
tcl For blackhradN. atom All an
plicaiionS Of OIL and cream ana
wash the face thoroughly with eaa
tile soap and hot water. BE wure
and rinse well IN clear hot water
then dash cold water over the facs
10 close the pores. aud then dry
Massage lightly with the finEsr
tips. Adhere strictly 10 a mlmuls
diet. eat plenty Of frumh fruit ana
battle the body often.
Dear Msaa Grey: Can Won tell
me what can do 20 get nd az 4
cold that ! have had several
monthsl
A CONSTANT READER.
A.-You should consult a phyal
clan. NJ u shows something radical
~ wrong for cold TO hang on 10,
several months.
Dear Miss Grey: My strawberr,
jam IL getting black under the par
affin. What can | do 70 ave hg
MRS. A. SMITH.
A. Remove the parAffin. cool
the Jam 20 minutes with a little
more sugar. then pour into Jars and
cover entirely with the melted par
affin. as Il must be alright to keeF
well.
Dear Miss Grey: Shall use ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Dutch collars will be- worn In IN.
homae because nf their comfort. but
Tor modish street wear thcy are out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
From MARY%
EEGSszs'sz-- -
- 81 -
Mustard Pickle.

One quart large oueumbera sliced,
J quart small encumbers cut length.
wise. : green peppers, quart small
I large or 2 small cauiiflow.
ern. Put all into salt water for "a
hours. acald In the same, use l cup
Of salt water 20 cover Paste. Six
tablespoons OF mustard. ! table
spoon tumerle. cup OF pastry or
a bread flour. Y cups Of sugar
and Z quarts Of vinegar Mix ali in
gradients well. wet with part OF
vinegar Heat to boiling the rest
of the vinegar and stir In similar 30
making starch Cook until II forms
a paste and pour over the prepared
vegetables. then can for use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Heather Honey Toilet Soap; box of
three cakes; l0c.
Royal Violet Talcum Powder in
oval sprinkler-top can; l0c.
Witch Hazel, large size bottle; 10c.
"Lustr-ite" Nail Enamel; cake, l5c.
"Superfine" Tooth Brushes; 10c.
Toilet Soap, small cakes; lc cake
Writing Paper, including the fol
lowing: Calumet Linen Fabric, Hia-
watha Lawn, Berlin Crystal Damask,
Regal Lawg and Toxic Bond; l5c
box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
Hand Bags of Quality Priced AttractiveIy Low

IIdIIu Days UI QUALITY TICCu HtUdCtVVIy LOW
Deepshpe Hand Bags Of leather with ninench
frame MORE lining and inside purse Sl.50
Hand leather,
frame round bottom and MORE lining; SIPS
cree leather lining and purse; $500
goatea folded
frame MORE lining and inside purse; $3.50
GoaSea Bags with ch folded bottom,
ing c. purse; $375
leather shape with gold
German silver frame folded bottom handle leather lining
purse $375
LITTLE GIRLS HAND BAGS 25cn feathers
fnchm chain and ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

Dear Miss Grey: Ny strawberry
jam IL getting black under the par.
affin- What can do 70 ave III
MRS A. SMITH.
A.--Remove the parAffin. cook
the jam 20 minutes with a little
more sugar. then pour into Jars and
cover entirely with the melted par.
affin. as Il must be alright to keep
well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

VARIOUS POPULAR TRIM
MINGS-
Heckle Breasts, SO much in favor
as trimming for the small hats and
turbans, are shown in red, brown,
green and navy, as well as many pref
" iridescent effects. Prices o5c. Sc
and CSC.
Large Fan Wings in wide range
of the seasons popular colorings;
35c.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-10-28
Tobacco Seed Cleaner.

rect control uf the horticultural de-
partment and as result, we have to-
day pure type of tobacco with good
spread of leaves.
The cleaning OF the seed can be
done in various ways. The illustra-
tion shows an improved type of to-
bacco seed cleaner devised Jointly by
members of the horticultural depart.
ment. II is modified type of one
designed by the United States depart
ment of agriculture, but differs from
that device in many essential parts.
The machine Is automatic and does
not require taking apart to remove
the clean seed The feed is also
automatic.
The seed is fed into the funnel A
and runs through the glass tube B.
where il meets a current OF air intro.
duced through the pressure air cham
ber e, and thence through the tubes
into the glass tube at C. This air cur
rent blows out all the light seed and
other impurities. The details of the
attachment are shown at the left. The
air enters from the pressure chamber
through tube A, which is brass tube
conducting the air into the brass tube
b, The long glass tube C is fitted air
tight into the brass tube b. This part
of the apparatus is connected with
the air pressure chamber by rubber
TUBE d, The seed is fed into the
glass tube C at the top and falling
downward is met by the blast of air
from A and the light seed is blown
out while the heavier seed passes
down the tube A, into the receiving
vessel II.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-10-28
ERAsUREs WERE MADE
BY Knobloch to Cover Up a Shortage,
Says state Examiner

Canton, O.-At the trial of former
County Treasurer Harry G. Knobloch
charged with embezzlement, State Ex.
smlner Thos. l.. Danes, Of Van Vert.
the states leading witness, told how
he had investigated the tax returns Of
the Diebold Safe and Lock Co. and,
found that the property should have
been entered for $135 900, but that the
records showed s135O0. In the returns
of the All ance Gas and Power Co., he
said Kncbloch told him that he had
made erasures to make up a previous
shortage. The Gas. Co was shown to
have paid 5000 personal tax. but the
company had not been assessed, and
Knobloch was so notified.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-10-28

'yers and manufacturers. Seed Of
'nis type was secured and one acre
of land was planted for seed It was
found that more than one-half Of the
plants were not true to type; that the
seed procured was badly mixed and
that there was decided need for i'm.
provement. The seed plants were
carefully "rogued" during the growing
period, and about two-thrids Of the
original number of plants were culled
out. Only those showing the most
desirable type were permitted to
grow and produce seed.
With this seed as a starting point,
careful selection has been practiced
for the last three years under the di-
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-10-28
OHIO WESLEYAN GETS st25,oo
from General Education Board-$5oo,
900 Sought to Be Raised by 1911.

Delaware, O.-According to a mes.
sage received by President Welch, OF
Ohio Wesleyan university, this insti.
tuition gets 1925 GOO from the general
education board The great forward
financial movement" was started last
commencement time. to close March,
1911. seeking to raise 100000. Up to
date the sum has reached S2O7 900. An.
drew Carnegie gives $4,000 Y. L.
White and d. s. Gray. of Columbus
each $25 900, and Bishop Bashford, for.
mer president Of Ohio Wesleyan
$1,000. But two colleges have here
tofore been recocnized in Ohio by the
general education hoard-the Wesley
an and Wooster