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Crittenden record-press., 1910-11-03
DEDICATION OF BAP.
TIsY CHURCH
More Money Raised Than was
Needed to Clear This Pretty
Church Of DEBT

|
Press eve. heard of happened a
Salem, j Ingston county, Sun
day October 23rd. There have
b-en several church orqaniza
tons in salem for many year.
and amoD& the number a Baptisr
organization. These organiza
tions have a union church build.
ing and several of the churches
have felt that it would be best il
they coulG have a building OF
their own. The Baptist finally
determined to try to attain this
end: There is nothing accom-
plished in shis world without try
ing and having some little money
and a great deal of determination
and pure grit, this handful of
Baptist Undertook the task of
building a building. The details
of struggle and hard work per-
formed in the building of this
house Of worship will probably
never be written. Up to Sunday
October 23rd the property repre-
sented an expenditure of about
81, 400. OF this sum there was
$4,000 yet to be paid. That
date was fixed upon as the dedi-
cation day I'D Of course there
was only one man in Kentucky
that could dedicate this building
and pull it out of the slough of
debt, DR.. Powell of Louisville.
The long trying siege, the
hopes and fears Of this little
handful Of Baptists had so work
ed on their nerves that some of
them were fearful that this debt
of $500. co could not be raised. Of
course all this was in their minds.
only. 1t had no basis in fact.
Those Of us who had witnessed
DR.. PoWeIl's splendid dedicatory
service here in Marion knew that
ne would not fail at Salem. The
truth Is, wears ago DR.. Powell |
opened his unabridged dictionary
turned to that word failure"
and deliberately scratchedit out. |
He has no use for it. His die
.ionary is complete for him with
)ut that word.
Sunday October 23rd was q
day. Quite a number
If Marion people We're on the
Dad early bound for Salem.
the number were noticed
Kisses Ruby James, Leaffa Will
'orn, Nina Barnes, Della Barnes,
lellie Sutherland and Ethel
'oaz, Mr.. and Mrs. John Suther-
and, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Pierce,
lrs. Florence Yandell. The
alem people of all denominations
nd all tribes and of no tribe at
II put their shoulders to the
heel to see that no one came to ,
alem that day and went away :
ungry. 1t would be no exag- =
GRAFTON to say that five times as !
any people would have been 6
red for bountifully. Great I
askets and hampers of the best y
'e Salem valley affords were u
lloaded on the church lot and :,
en- in addition there were bar g,
'cued six sheep and four hogs. :,
was a great feast. One =;
ethodist lady declared she was W
tually ashamed of herself and =,
id to a poor Presbyterian. do 7,
u suppose these Salem people al
ii think l never had anything m
eat in my life before?.' .,
DR.. Powell's sermon was n
lendid. His original methods =,
money raising and his strong =,
peals were revelation. The 6,
ating of the women on one 9,
lie of the house and the men on
g other side and the declaration
Crittenden record-press., 1910-11-03
FREE!!

A $500 Dinner Set to the frs
couple who will agree to get
married in our store Thanks
giving day at 3 p. m., under the
mistletoe arch in our beautiful
decorated store during our holi-
day opening. Set to be given
after the wedding. Call or
write us today and be the first
one to agree and we will keep it
confidential, if 50 desired.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

The following is the Idaho law with
package Of butter offered or exposed
for sale shall have printed upon the
wrapper or package the actual mum
Der Of ounces contained in said pack
age. Each square or roll Of butter
kept. exposed or offered for sale in
the State Of Idaho, which is repre-
scented 70 contain one pound il
weight, shall contain full sixteen
ounces; and each square OF roll OF
butter kept or offered for sale in
the State OF Idaho which shall be rep
resented to contain two pounds in
weight shall contain full thirty-two
ounces. The use Of a rubber stamp
In the marking OF the wrapper used
for enclosing butter as required by
this section or Section 1873 of Chap
ter 8, Article 2. Revised Codes ,of
Idaho, is hereby forbidden, and the
use Of the same by any person, per
sons or corporation. shall constitute
a misdemeanor. Rural.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
THURSDAY, JAN 9, 1910.

The new government building whic
is 20 be constructed at Plymuoth,
Mass. win be erected on a site Of
great historical interest. For S22, O00
tbe Treasury Department has pur
chased the Baptist church property
go LeydeH and Main streets. These
streets were laid out ia 1920 and arc
ne oldest streets in the United
states The lot on which the gov
srnment viii erect Its post office was
riginaliy assigned TO William
Brewster. the Ruling Elder" of the
am0us Pilgrim church. On this
spot, Brewster lived and dissemina-
"a that religious liberty which dis
iusuishes the United States from the
other nations Of the world. On the
eorner opposite was the home Of
Governor Bradford.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

ipea and connections Herewith foi
ho distribution Of natural. artificial
mixed gas for heating. cooking g.
aminaiiug or power purposes.
Section g The said grantees aud
'heir successors IA interest or assigns
han 40 no permanent injury 20 any
street Sidewalk. alley. avenue or pub
De place Or shade trees. or Ia ans
manner unnecessarily disturb o. m.
erfere with any water pipe. sewer,
- pipe canduit. OF any other under.
ruuud werk now or hereafter laid
said ify OF any authorized com.
Mug Or corporation, ana when said
rauies shall open ground ln ans
street 6 shall forthwith sasfera the
aid pavement, sidewalk o. ground o
satfr pipe sewer gas pipe. conduit
y other underground work 10 4 con
iltion equally a. good as before. al
thelr QNR expense, and q they shall
iaa 90 refuse 10 DO 50 the same may
s. doae by the said city and they
shaii BE- liable Tor the pay and cost
thereof said grantees shah not
make any excavations IN auy street.
avenue, alley or public place without
arsi procuring permit for that pur
pose FROM the overseer OF streets.
ana shall upon notice from the coun-
sh Of said CITY, remove or change
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
USE or NATIONAL
FOREST TIMBER.

The total cut Of National Forest
timber during the year was nearly
400 OOO, 900 feet, OF which over IOO,-
900 600 feet were given away under
the free-use permits, says the Sec
rotary Of Agriculture in his last annu
al report which has just been made.
The timber acquired under free-use
permits was used by settlers, schools
and churches within the forests. The
Secretary says that the receipts from
timber sales were about 100000, and
continues:
Free use of timber was heaviest
in Idaho. with over $4,000, 900 board
feet. followed by Montana, Colorado,
Utah and New Mexico, with amounts
ranging from nearly 1900, 900 to less
than l0,0O0,OOO feet. California, Wyo-
ming and Oregon had each a free
use cut of between 6,OOO,OO and T.
100000 feet. The remaining Nation
al Forest States follow with lesser
amountsN
"Of the timber cut under sales,
Montana furnished nearly S6,OOO.O 900
feet, or twenty-four per cent; Colora-
do 44,OO0,OOO feet, or thirteen per
cent; California 80 100000 feet, or
eleven per cent; and Idaho $1,000
600 feet, or ten per cent These
amounts correspond to the following
Of the estimated stand OF
National Forest timber in each
state: For Montana, three-tenths OF
one per cent; for Colorado, four
.enths Of one per cent; for Califor-
MIA, four one-huBdredths of one per
sent; for Idaho. one-tenth of one per
cent In other words, the cutting is
ar within the growth capacity Of the
.orests."
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06


The formation Of a minion-dolIar
orporation TO finance the Wright
brothers 10 their business Of building
aroDianes for sport and for CONNER
sal purposes seems to indicate faith
bat the airship is to be Of prastical
lse IA fact this corporation is the
most encouraging sign that aero
l'auls win be useful that has thus
ar been observed. The financial
landing and character Of the men
who are backing the Wrights should
De taken into consideration. Among
hem are numbered some Of the most
uccessful nnanceers in the country,
including the eldest son Of Thomas r.
Ryan who Is said to show some of
he financial genius Of his father. It
IS gratifying TO know that the
Wrights, who have led the world in
be development of heavier than air
machines viii not be impeded by
ack Of capital in their later efforts
40 exploitation. One Of the most in
eresting features in the new corpor
ition is the confident belief that there
S at present a market for aeroplanes
Another interesting announcement is.
hat from one OF the Wrsihts. that
, is now practicable to build a ma
hins which is capable Of carrying
wenty persons. Backed by ample
apital and the remarkable energy OF (
be Wright Brothers there are expec-
atIons OF much progress to be made .
% aeronautics within the next few
ears.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

his care or custody, to be or run At
large without a drover within the lin
its Of any city, town or village, or
in the vicinity Of any farm. ranch
dwelling house. or cultivated land Of
another. or who wilfully or negligent
ly fails. neglects or refuses 70 keep
any such hog securely penned with
in tbs limits Of any city, town or vii
lage. or in the vicinity Of any farm.
ranch. dwelling house, or cultivated
lands Of another shall be guilty Of
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
THE BIG COMET.
The Earth viii Sweep Through the
Tail Of the Comet Next May.

Have you arranged your affairs
against the day in May next when
the earth will be in the tolls of Hal
ley's comet? Baltimore has had a
glimpse of the solar systems unbid-
den guest. and now the less fortu-
nate Washingtonian is permitted to
know that its tail will be the length
Of a hundred fun moons beaded on
string. or long enough to stretch
from the zenith to the horizon.
The body of the comet is Of great
5rilliance, surrounded by a nebulous
something. and as it approaches the
earth in the early spring months We
nus and Jupiter viii pale and the
moon herself be reduced in shining
power Passing between the earth
and the sun al a distance of only IA.
GOO 600 miles from the earth. the tail
viii envelop US in its expanding width
but without evil consequences, the as
tronomers say.
A few years ago the earth passed +.
through a thick haze Of unknown
source, and IL was not until sometime
later that the scientists surmiscd that
ge had gone through the shadow Of
in invisible comet.
llalley's comet is not an entire
Stranger as our grandfathers were
avored with a visit about seventy
i've years ago. Washington Post.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

a part OF the movement TO at
.raet tourist travel to the Northwest
one OF the finest hotels in America
IS 10 be built at Solduc Hot Springs
n. me Olympic Mountains. at cost
q $3.50. 600. 1t viii be the first hotel
IA this country in which all the cook.
ing ana heating. as well as the light
lrg, viii be done by electricity. The
SWISS chalet style OF architecture. ap
propriate because Of the strong sim
noriy between the olympics and the
Aps viii be used All OF the timber
win be hauled in. as the beauty Of
,he surrounding forest is to be pre-
served. The olympic Leader is au-
ihority for the statement that so.
)0a feet OF lumber have already been
akau IN as Tar as Lake Crescoht so
.hat work can begin as soon as the'
spring season arrives.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

.s " - aItrr Il mas been com
inly the other day to a week
lis correspondence column
venerable question as TO
the Scriptures is to be found
,e 10 "oil on the troubled
quotation countless preach
writer's have used for cen
neither Cruden's Concord
e Bible" refers to it nor has
Queries or its industrious
Ients ever been able to throw
N its origin.-Londop Chron-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

Vow that the question what is
SO hiskey?" has been officially an
Hered resolutions for this year will
le easy TO break. Men viii be able
make the excuse that It is neces-
ary for them TO be introduced all
aee- again They viii lind, however.
hut it is the same old acquaintance
aud that neither the new sign nor
hc new year can prevent it from
eIayjRg It's same old tricks.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

The Blackfoot optimist, at the re
quest or a subscriber reprints the Law
OF Idaho with regard to hogs run
Mag at large, as follows: ANY per
son who willfuuy or negligently per
mits any beg owned by him, or in
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

Cooperating with other western
itics Seattle and Tacoma have join
ei in the movement TO pursuade The
aioro Roosevelt to return from his
ArieaU hunting trip by way OF the
acliic Coast. Several large newspa-
l,rs have banded together to send
a messenger to Kharuuom in Febru-
~ 20 lay the matter before the for,
ncr president. If he accepts. large
pre parations win be made to give
Sam such an ovation as no homecom-
ms traveller has ever received.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06


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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves to
%. owing me on threshing account
'- please settle at once as I must
-4'e the money. Jas. H. Boor. New
-Fmouth. Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
To the Patrons of
r +. ID No 2
a. o. LUTHER.
City clerk

r F. d No 2.
wish 8 thank lhe patrons ~
the route ier their generosity aud
appreciation 81 Uncle soms SER
vice % evidenced Ply their prcsen
tation 81 Christmas giit q me as
their carrier and I commend their
wisdom 10 the selection q iuf
suit. was also tlo recipient 81
several other Christians gifts from
patrons Of the route and Z also exc
press my thanks Tor their kindly
remembrance
Respectfully
d. Ill. MCINTYRE
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

For sale 81 TRADE 1900 pound
work horse $40 81 eil trade COR a
wagon or COW. 49t
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
Ne balance OF our apples viii b

The balance of our apples will be
closed out at once. Place your order
now. Payette Valley Real Estate
Agency.
Bees Laxative Cough syrup moves
the bowels gently, but freely, and at
the same time it heals irritation OF
the throat and in that way stops the
cough. For sale by Payette Pharma-
oy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

Drop in at the Edsion any evening
ana see show worth the price. Ten
cents
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

Miss AfC
reinS, pie
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
.olders Of the Farmers State Bank
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-06

For Sale.-Sawdust. Now is the
me TO set it. Chris Henrichsen.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-06

In Oregon. The man Of moderate mears
is thus placed upon an equality with the
man OF wealth. II Is campaign of ideas
and not money. bosses. or machines.
Campaign Expenditures.
Every candidate and party committee
must keep an account Of campaign ex-
! penditures and file a statement Of cx-
penditures within ten days after election.
Any person not a candidate who spends
more than $50 in a campaign must do tie
! same. Expenditures in behalf OF a can
didate by near relatives or business as
sociates are considered as the eXpendl-
lures Of the candidate Among the acts
made unlawful by the corrupt practices
act are:
Promising appointment as reward for political
support
Buying or selling editorial support.
Publishing paid political matter without mark
ing Il paid advertising.
Publishing or circulating anonymous matter en-
Ccrning a candidate.
Paying or promising 10 Tay any person for be-
coming OF not becoming a candidate.
Paying voter for going 20 the polls or TO
naming away
Solicitation or acceptance Of campaign contrib,,-
tons from persons occupying appCintive positions
tmidation. or coercion Of any kind
Active elcrtioneering on election day OF use Of
vehicles in carrying voters 20 the polls.
Campaign contributions by quas-publc and nu-
merous specified classes Of corporations generally
interested in legislation.
Violation of the law deprives the candi-
date OF his right to the Office, even though
successful. and subjects him as we'll as
other violators 20 punishment by impris-
onment and fine.
Recall "a Precautionary Measure.
The recall, Senator Bourne said, is an
admonitory or precautionary measure
which will seldom be used, and then
| chiefly against persons holding minor Of
fees. But it is an essential part Of a
system of popular government The re-
call may be exercised upon petition Of
. per cent of the voters OF an election
district. upon the filing Of which petition
a special election must be held within
| twenty days The officer proceeded
against is deemed a candidate, and any
others may be candidates against him.
the person receiving the highest number
of votes being declared elected.
In conclusion, Senator Bourne said that
the purpose OF the oregon laws is to
destroy the irresponsible political machine
and put all elective officers in the State in
! direct touch with the people as the real
| source Of authority; 10 give direct and full
force 10 the ballot Of every elector in
Oregon. and to eliminate dominance of
corporate and CORRUPT influences in ad-
ministration Of public affairs. The Ore
gon laws mark the course that must be
pursued before the wrongful use Of cor
porate power can be overthrown. the peo-
I pie restored to power. and lasting reform
secured. They insure absolute govern
ment BY the people
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-06
CANADIAN TREATY RATIFIED.
Purpose Prevents Disputes Regard
ing Use Of Boundary Waters.

Ratihcatlons were exchanged at the
State Department yesterday on the in
ternational waterways treaty between
the United States and Great Britain.
which was approved by the Senate on
March 3. 1909.
The Senate added a proviso declatory
20 the meaning OF the certain provis-
ions, with reference to the Sault Ste
Marie. Because Of advantages taken by
local interests on the Canadian side. re-
newed negotiations were raised. The
situation has been carried out success
fully by Secretary Of State Knox, and
the treaty will go into effect in its
original form, as approved by the upper
House Of Congress.
The purpose is TO prevent disputes
regarding the use Of boundary waters,
and to settle all questions pending be-
tween this country and Canada. involv-
ing the rights of each other and its peo-
pie. The treaty will remain in force for
five years and thereafter, until termi-
mated by years written notice given
by either government.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-06

Webster L. Williams, p, and Bessie NJ.
Cherry, p. both of Cumberland. Nd. Rev.
G.. Ellis Williams.
James r. Hill. 81, and Minnie z. Bar
timues. % Rev J. B. Mclaughlin.
Thomas w. Burke, So and Irene ".
Sadler, ., both of Baltimore. Nd. Rev.
s. n Woodrow.
Nicholson G. Larndin, %, and Marie l..
Thomas, %, both of Baltimore, Nd. Rev.
John Walton Austin,
COLORED.
Bradshaw Cfrooms. a, and Martha Glib
son, q both Of Fairfax, Va. Rev. James
A. Taylor.
Charles Medley. o. and Rosa Hall. a
Rev. John H Burke.
William AlsOp, 81 and Maria Jones. %,
both Of Blanton, Va. Rev. Chapel p.
Irby.
William Johnson, "a. and Mary Bruce
%. Rev W. j. Howard
Louis r. Dorsey. .. and Mamie c.
Gordon. 20. Rev. Shelton Miller.
Larkin Johnson. 55 and Alice Adams
43. Rev James Robinson.
Daniel ellis, so, and Lottie Curtis, IS
Rev. Chapel P. IrbY
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-06

knights Templar Of the District at
tended Ascension Day services at st.
Thomas Church last night. The five To-
cal Communicates assembled in full
Templar uniform at the New Masonic
Temple at 7:l5 o'clock. and marched in
a body 10 the church.
The Knights were divided into two d.
visions. each headed by a lection Of the
Marine Band Washington and Column
bia communicates marched in the first
division, followed by Potomac, Dc Mo-
lay. and Orient Communicates. compris-
ing the second division.
At 1880 Commander Sir Gabriel +.
Johnston gave the order to advance. and
with the band playing Reeves Second
Connecticut March. brilliant column OF
400 Sir Knights was set in motion. twelve
files front. I'm platoon formation.
Swing Around Four Corners.
The line Of march was west on II
street TO Fourteenth street, to X street,
to Connecticut avenue. to Eighteenth
street, north on Eighteenth street to the
church. In front OF the church the two
divisions formed on each side Of the
street. and, after salutIng the grand
commander. returned swords and entered
in columns Of twos.
The Rev. c. Ernest Smith preached an
able sermon on the duty of service,
quoting why stand We here gazing at
the heavens?" He emphasized the duty
OF contemplation as a prelude 70 helpful
action. He extended hearty welcome 10
the Sir Knights. and expressed the hope
they would soon repeat the visit
March Back to Temple.
At the conclusion of the services the
communicates reformed and returned to
the Temple over the same route. where
the parade was disbanded.
The following took part in the exer-
clses
Right Eminent Grand Commander Sir Walter II.
klopfer Excellent Grand Preate Rev. Sir j. Russell
Nerbrycke: Washington C0mmandery. No. l. Sir
Gabriel F. Johnston. commander and Rev Sir j..
Russell vcrbrycke prclate Columbia COmmandery.
No. I. Sir Charles A. Stewart. commander and Sir
James II. Mcintosh. prelate; Potomac Commaudery.
No. 5 Sir William II. Harrison. commander. and
r. E. Sir William T. Hunt rrelate. DE Moay
Mounted Commandery. No. 4 Sir William Hart
Dexter. commander and Rev. Sir Walter +. Smith.
relate; Orient Commandery, No 3. Sir Kenton y.
Harper. commander and Sir Francis /. Beach.
lrelatc.