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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-14
GERMANS AND AMERICANS IN
TRADE AND ART.

There is becoming evident some con-
siderable apprehension among Ger
man merchants and manufacturers as
to the rivalry of our business men in
the international market. More than
one speaker in the Reichstag has OPP
emily denounced the Payne-Aldrich tar
if as unfair to Germany. Some popu-
lar interest was evinced in the propo-
sition made last year for an American
exposition to be held in Berlin during
the coming summer. American pro-
ducts were to be exhibited and num-
Der of American firms were invited to
make displays. Late in February
Herr Delbruck, Minister of the Inter-
for, in a speech in Parliament, an
nounced that the German Government
had given mo moral or financial sup
port to the exhibit. Later this word
moral" was declared to be mistake
| for official" The incident, however,
discouraged the American committee,
when further the German Chambers of
| Commerce decided to boycott the pro-
posed exhibit. Therefore the Ameri
can Commission, at the head of which
was Mr.. Herman A. Metz, former
Comptroller of New York City, sug-
gested the postponement of the exhibit
ton until the summer of 1911, and
that the character of the enterprise be
changed from strictly American af-
fair to a German-American one. To
/ this the German committee has agreed.
Following the announcement made by
DR.. Paul Schwartz, editor of PETROL
cum, German trade paper, upon his
arrival in this country in February,
that the German Government intends
to start a monopoly to drive out the
Standard Oil company, came the news
that several German manufacturing
concerns had captured big contracts
for the construction of industrial
works in this country, which included
the building of coke owens in Pennsyl-
vania and turbines for Niagara Falls
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-14

Some of the insurgents and Demo-
Gratis placed tack in the way of
Uncle Joe's free automobile bill last
week and the explosion which follow
ed nearly rent the dome of the capitol.
Cannon threw several variety of fits
and hurled defes broadcast (just like
a real live western congressman dar-
ing them to put the tack in the speak
ership chair Uncle Joe seems to be
In close touch with the special priv
ilege class to ever think of making
such a demand for his personal use,
as the automobile would clearly be
considered.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-14

The runaway last Friday in which a
little boy of tender years was the prin-
cipal star, has caused decided pro-
test to go up from the business men
for the enforcement of the ordinance
against leaving teams unhitched in
the city limits. The sight of the lit
tie chap bravely clinging to the team
has set many men with families to
thinking about the fragrant breaking
of the ordinance against leaving teams
unhitched on the streets. 1t is getting
to the point where it is positively dan
gerous for women or little children to
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-14

venture across the streets without
getting a lineup on the latest run
away Something must be done and
done at once before some life is snuff
fed out as the penalty for criminal
carelessness on the part of drivers.
The penalty should be made to include
men who leave teams in charge of
children who are physically incapable
of holding teams like the case of last
Friday.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-14
RETURNS FROM JARBIDGf.
Nampa Man Says Camp Has Great
Future as Mineral Producer.

Harry W. Hart of Nampa returned
from Jarbidge yesterday with the in
formation that all reports emanating
from the camp which are adverse to
its best interests in mining way are
incorrect
He controls a group Of claims in the
contact on Elk mountain and declares
that every indication points to one of
the greatest mining camps in the west.
Health conditions, he says, are excel
lent, sickness being practically I'M
-unknown.-StateGm
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power plants. Finally, an exhibit of
American art in Berlin, beginning on
March 16, in conjunction with the
Royal Academy show, has been influ-
entail in calling the attention of the
continent to American progress in
painting. -The Americvan Review of
Reviews
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INSTALLED AS PASTOR.
Impressive Services Mark Reception
of Rev. Mr.. Gourley.

The members of the First Presby-
terrain church gathered last evening to
celebrate the public installation of
Rev. Mr.. Gourley as the regular pas
tor of the church. The occasion was
a most impressive one and the recep-
ton following brought forth hearty
congratulations from the congrega-
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=, y wanted" SA good solicitor with cod
die horse or single rig Addr Win SAD
"heh 10 nave personal interview, anu
April ID nd
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For Rent-Two rooms for light
housekeeping, furnished or unfurn-
ished. Private family. Bath. Box
7S5. Mar 81 pd tt
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Wanted-To lease business lot on
Main or Shoshone Sts for cigar and
confectionery store. Must be good To-
cation. Address Box 1909, City. Apr7-14
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We have customers for desirable
farms at right prices. List with us for
quick sales, Thompson Realty Co., PIT
Shoshone st, So. Apr 14-21 pd
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For Sale Cheap-A Rambler auto
mobile in good condition. Lyman
Stuart, Hansen, Idaho. Mar 81 If
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Glover seed at 10 cents pound. Call
on or write August Koch, one mile
west of Shoshone street bridge. 4-14pd
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Falls sb repaired while you wait. Twin
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Dec l3 IF
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INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN.

Entered as second class matter May
s, 1905, at the postoff1ce at Twin Falls,
Idaho, under the act Of Congress of
March 8, 1879.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
ALL IN READINESS
FOR BIG STATE FAIR

The different committees of the
inter-mountain fair association are
hard at work in arranging the de-
tails of their different assignments
and matters are beginning to take
definite shape for the great fair to
be held in Boise next month.
The secretary has made an appeal
to the citizens of Idaho for dis
play of the products of the state, and
the response of the people is In
deed gratifying to the management.
Never before in the history of Ida
no has there been such splendid
array of the products of the farm
and orchard and mine as will be
shown at the inter-mountain fair
this fall.
The applications for space havd all
ready overwhelmed the association,
and preparations are being made for
the erection of temporary structures
for the housing of exhibits which are
less impervious to weather eopdi'
tions.
In the line of amusements, no ef-
forts are being spared to make am
pie provisions for the entertainment
of visitors during fair week. The
services of a number of bands have
been engaged for the occasion. Boise
has many play houses, which will
offer splendid bills during the week
and everything will be done to make
the fair one to be enjoyed by eY-
eryone.
A good program of trapeze perform
ers and acrobats has been arranged
for to perform in front Of the grand
stand and prominent lecturers have
been engaged to address the crowds,
the most noted OF which is Senator
Chamberlain of Oregon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
IMPORTS FINE SHEEP.

w. A. Ayers the latter part Of
last week received by express from
Draper, Utah, from the sheep breed
ing farm of J. R. Allen Brothers
three fine thoroughbred registered
Cottswold bucks to add to his al
ready well bred flock of sheep. The
bucks are probably the best bred
sheep ever brought to Payette as
the ]. r. Allen Brothers breeding
farm of which they were purchased
has a national reputation for turning
out blue ribbon winners. They are
a valuable addition to Mr. Ayers all
ready finely bred flock of Cottswolds
and he looks forward to a decided
improvement.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15

Next Sabbath morning God willing
the minister will have for his sub
ject. Heaven Is Your Heart Buden,
ed?" Do you look ahead and see on.
ly the fog OF doubt? If so come
and hear.that the heart may be re-
lieved. This service Is for you.
Friday evening the B. Y. P. U.
gave a reception to Miss Ingram, and
Miss Dunlap of Boise. These young
ladies are a special delegation from
the First Church of Boise to the
B. Y. p. U. of Payette for the pur-
pose Of interesting the local society
in the Statewide work
Rev. W. H. Kyle of the Baptist
church in Fruitland was visitor the
latter part Of the week, among his
many friends.
Twenty seven of the young people
were appointed as delegates to the
State Convention at Boise.
An Inter-denominational Sunday
School council was formed in Phila-
delphia July 1st, the object of which
is to advance the Sunday School in
terests Of the Cooperating denomi-
nations by giving expression of their
common views and decisions and by
cooperative action on matters con-
cerning educational, missionary and
publishing activities The officers
elected are as follows:
President, Rev. A. j. Rowland. D.
d., Baptist.
Vice Pres, Rev. r. w. Miller, D.
D., Reformed church.
Secretary, Rev. f. NJ. Ferguson.
Presbyterian.
The chairmen of standing commit
tees:
Editorial Rev. J. T. Mcfarland.
NJ. E. church.
Educational, DR.. B. s. Winchester,
Congregational.
Extension, DIR. Alexander Henry
Publication, R. f. Magil. southerrnI
Presbyterian.
Sunday evening w. J. Herwig of
3oise will be the speaker of the ev-
aning.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

We are sorry to have to announce
that Ex-Governor Morrison cannot
be with us on next Sunday as we ex-
pected. For that reason our mems
meetings win not begin till Sunday
September z5. Rev. G. w. McCombe,
pastor Of the Baptist church win ad-
dress the meeting at that time.
The gymnasium schedule is being
revised and viii be announced next.
week. The regular class work viii
begin Monday September 26.
Friday evening from seven to
eight thirty o'clock win be q big time
for the boys, Everybody between
the ages Of eleven and fourteen is
welcome in the gymnasium at that
time. Baths wiz also be free Come
and bring your friends. The fun
Is for you whether You are a mem
Der or not.
A canvass is now being made by
some Of the ladies Of Auxiliary. in
order to find out how many care for
the Lyceum Course. # a sufficient
number favor the course the talent
viii be secured. Definite announce
ment viii be made next week II
you care for tickets and have not
been called on just phone the fact
to the Y NJ. c. A.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

There is some sickness among our
members. MIR. Sprong has been
confined TO the bed Tor several days;
Mrs. Fernando Coulter was sick
last week, but is better now; Eliza
beth Bird was operated upon last
Friday for appendicitis and is re-
ported to be getting along very we'll
Several strangers spending Sunday
in Payette came over to visit our
services and we were glad.
Our Bible school has received its
front Rank certificate, being the
first one issued to a school in Idaho.
The Board of Elders has set apart
the last Sunday in this month as the
oay upon which the offering Tor
church extension is to be taken.
Watch for announcement of the
Rally Day program in the Bible
school.
State Evangelist Frank <. Jones
stopped between trains last Tuesday
and visited with the minister talk
ing over state work. He reports that
our work generally in Idaho is going
forward in fine shape.
The Bible Training Glass north of
town met with Mr. and Mrs. John
stone on Thursday evening of this
week. That class has had a phenom-
enal history, keeping up fine at
tendance right through the busiest
part of the summer. The classes
here in town are going right along
with their work and are making good
progress.
The minister's family were sad
dened this week by the news of the
death of DR.. ]. H. Robuck at Trinidad
from typhoid fever. DR..
Robuck had been the family physician
in Colorado and had succeeded in help.
ing in a time of great anxiety, so
that the friendship was strong and
sincere.
The friends of the church will be
glad to know that all parts of the
church seem to be in prosperous
state and they will look forward with
the members to very happy future.
David Cary Peters. Minister.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
IMPROVES BARBER SHOP.

Frank Foster, proprietor Of the
barber shop on Main street in the
Bennett block has recently added
some noteworthy improvements to
his shaving parlors in the way Of
two new Koch's hydraulic chairs and
a large porcelain bath tub. He now
has one of the neatest barber shops
imaginable and feels that he is in
position to cater to the desires Of
the most fastidious in the tonsorial
line. He invites the visitors to the
city during carnival week to give him
a call and make his shop headquar-
ters while they are in the city and
guarantees them courteous treatment
and high class work.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
10 HAVE BOOTH AT FAIR.

The members of the Woman's Leag
ue north Of Payette who have just
let the contract for a fine Chapter
House, work upon which will begin
at cace, have decided to have a
booth at the Payette Street Fair
on next week, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, September 22, 20, "a. The
ladies have secured their chapter
house By getting subscribers to var
ious magazines and still have a num-
Der of subscribers to get. To ac-
complish this they will have a finely
decorated booth at the fair and all
interested can by calling at the booth
get a description of the plans un-
der which they build their chapter
house and if they so desire can help
the good cause along by subscribing
to some of the magazines the ladies
are working for. The magazines will
cost no more when taken in this man.
ner than when you send the money
direct TO the publisher and in addi-
ton you will be helping the ladies
north Of the city to secure a splen-
cid place where they may hold all
social gatherings 1t is an improve
ment to any community well worth
going after and the ladies are TO be
commended for their efforts and
should receive the assistance of Pay
ette's citizens.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
OPEN AIR CONCERT,

Saturday evening commencing at
s p. m, the Payette Band win give
another one of their popular con-
certs on the corner Of Boise and Com
mercial streets. The following pro-
gram will be rendered;
March, "The Two Eagies"-Boeh-
me,
Selection, "The Irish Artist'-Ver-
non.
Serenata Mexicana, Leila" ITO
My Daughter)-Chambers.
Overture, Isle of Beauty'-Barn-
ard.
Intermezzo, Flower Girl"-Wen-
rich.
March, "Cavaletta'-Fredrick.
]. A. GEHRS,
Director.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
WILL CELEBRATE
ON FIRST TRAIN
Emmett, New Plymouth and Payette
People Plan Big Gathering at EN-
NETT Next Sunday to Celebrate
Completion of the Payette Valley
Railroad Extension.

By next Saturday the rails of the
Payette Valley extension viii be laid
into Emmett and for the first time
the construction train engaged in the
work will enter the city limits of
the peach city. This will in reality
be the first train ever traversing the
entire length of the Payette Valley
railroad. That the residents of EN-
nett, New Plymouth and Payette con-
n der the building of the road an
eDoch making event in the history of
Payette Valley is evidenced by the
fact that already these communities
have plans for a monster gathering
at Emmett and an appropriate OBJ
servance of the completion of the
road.
An excursion train will be run
from Payette leaving here at l
o'clock p. m. Sunday arriving in EN-
NETT at 2:9O where the following
program will be carried out:
AIusic-By three bands.
Address of weleome-Mayor Reilly
of Emmett.
Response-Mayor Coughanour of
Payette
Driving of the golden spike-May-
ors Reilly and Coughanour.
Address-The Uniting of the Pay
cite Vallay-P. Monroe Smock Of
New Plymouth.
Music-By combined Payette Val
ley bands.
The following rates will be in ef-
feet:
From Payette, adults SIPS, children
Csc; from Fruitland, adults $10O,
children soc; Buckingham, adults 81,
children soc; Coughanour, adults SOC,
children 4Oc New Plymouth, adults
75c, children 40c; Cess, adults Soc,
children 35c; Falks Store, adults SOC,
children 25c; Letha, adults 95c, child
ren 25c. Train will leave Payette at
] p. m sharp and returning will
reach Payette at p. m.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
ALL READY FOR
BIG STREET FAIR
Exhibits Now Entered Exceed All
Expectations-Bigg Event in His
tory of VsIley-Fine Racing Pro-
gram for Friday.

AS the time draws near for the
opening day of the fruit fair the
enthusiasm increases and the fruit
exhibit especially will be the largest
and best ever gathered together in
Payette. All growers are urged TO
bring in their exhibits and the
committee will receive them any time
the first of next week Council. Ida
no, has notified the committee that
they will be here with a big exhibit
as will also Emmett so the growers
of this community had best look to
their laurels by having a fine exhib-
it.
The number of cattle, hogs and
sheep entered for that part of the
show on next Thursday have encour-
aged that committee to great efforts
and this part of the show promises
to be a fine success. Parties having
cattle, sheep or hogs to exhibit should
at once notify the secretary.
Friday will be one OF the big days
as the racing program includes be-
sides two good harness events.
two and a half mile relay race with
riders to change saddles in front of
the grand stand, a quarter mile dash
and a five eighths mile dash. On
this day everything in town closes
from one to four to go to the race
track.
Saturday will probably be the big
gest day of all as the number of hors-
es entered for prizes exceeds the
expectations of the committee in
every respect and on Saturday after
noon monster parade of stock win
be given. 1t is understood by all
exhibitors that cattle, sheep and
hogs are to be shown Thursday,
judged and prizes awarded, after
which all stock will be taken home
that evening and on Saturday the
horses will be shown.
Caldwell and Boise have both prom
ASSu W DC Win uS Ol Lut AoIu
as will also Emmett and large num-
Der from Weiser. The Leonard
Company will arrive MoI-I
day and will furnish plenty of amuse-
ment for the crowd with their
twelve first class attractions.
Considerable interest is already man
ifested in the queen Of the carnival
contest report of which is given
1t was deemed best by
the committee not to announce the
vote until next week.
Get ready to attend the fair as it
will be the time of all times in Pay
cite.
One of the big features win be a
concert by the Payette Booster band |
every evening and at the race track
Friday afternoon,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
STREET FAIR NOTES,

II you have anything to exhibit in
the way of fruit, grains. grasses or
orchard products notify at once win
Wells, chairman of that committee.
All entries Of horses excepting race
horses should be made with S. d.
Thacker chairman Of the committee.
Race horse entries should be made
with 7. ]. Brown, chairman of rae
ing committee.
The art committee of the Portia
club consisting of Mesdames B. p.
Shawhan. NJ. F. Albert. NJ. G. Rebel
ing, ]. A. Lauer wishes anyone de-
string 10 exhibit pictures to notify
any OF the above named committee
by Monday September 18th. The
pictures will be cared for by the
Portia club superintendent in the
Woodward building.
Mrs. Thomas, chairman Of the
culinary department of the street
fair desires those who have articles
under this head to communicate with
her by either phone Work for one
OF the many prizes in this department
and send in an exhibit.
All committees hope that the resi-
dents Of the valley will help make
this first ANIMAL fruit fair a success
by entering exhibits and competing
for prizes. Any information will be
furnished together with premium list
by John A. Harader. Secretary.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
.ApY DEMONSTRATORS TO
BE HERE FAIR WEEK

Mrs. E. L. Gilbert of Boise will be
in this city during Fair week with he
Electric Cooking outfit and win dem
onstrate the convenience, practicable
ity. cleanliness and economy of this
popular method of cooking.
She viii be located at the idaho
Oregon Light & Power Company's Of
flee and will serve light refreshments
during the morning, afternoon and
evening of each day during the fair.
Mrs. Gilbert is touring the country
demonstrating this Electric Range.
and viii stop over on her way to the
Inter Mountain Fair at Boise. Call
at the office of the Idaho Light &
Power Co. and see the advantages of
this popular method of cooking.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-15
ENTERTAINING EVENING
is PROMISED MEMBERS

The members of Lorraine Chapter
Order of Eastern Star are looking
forward to an evening Of amusement
and pleasure on their next meeting
night Tuesday evening September 20.
On this occasion some of the men,
bers win present a farce after the
regular work is done, entitled "Fe-
male Masonry" The cast of char
acters is as follows:
Most Illustrious High Mogul.
Grand High Pull Hauler.
Sister Royal Panjandown.
Sister High-Muck.a-Muck.
Sister Hobble-de-Hay.
Sister Gibble-Gobble.
Sister Linen Draper.
Grand Inner Guard Of the Temple
Key Hole,
GrSnd Outer Guard Of the Temple
Key Hole.
Sister Mary Yelling Sentinel.
We have exerted every effort to
learn the names Of the ladies that
are to interpret the various parts
but have failed by strenuous work
we have been able to give only the
names of the parts in the play and
if you are a member of the order or
are fortunate enough IN being an
invited guest you win learn who in-l
terprets the various parts on that
evening.