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Arizona republican., 1910-05-14

Lock out for auction sale of lots May altfl at whitton Acres. near In- -dian achool ak
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14

Large Package sopade at your Gro cer. blk
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14

Tay TIE HOTEL ADAMS ssc LUNCH.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14

All orocers seli sopade,
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
leading Specialist Tn Chronic Disease

He has the CO., hdence and patron age of the leading business men and most prominent cit
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14

Buy sopade get the best.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-14
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.
Dr. Hubbard

10 Known Through out the South~csi
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17
THE NEW OBSESSIoN.

nH. it's motoring here and it's motor
" us motoring. motoring everyWherei
The babies In motoring carriages 90.
The kids soon viii coast on the silyery
SNOW
In automobiles Up steep sutonosIdes
In wildly hilarious AUTOMOBILES.
Our dancers are dancing gay autOmoiigs.
Our doctors drive round in their autOmO-
gigs.
And those who would perch on flames
highest bars
Now hitch Up their wagons 10 automo-
stars
The farmer Is smiling his harvest to gain
When loading his hay on MS autono-
Or soaring the earth With his au,omO-
pillow.
or milking his gasoline autonsOcow.
Or sending the cnOreman With automo-
To gather each morn tbs fresh automo-
Meath the su,Om0hsns in the au,omO-
To the tune Of the ROSTERS shrili automo-
whOop.
While he VINO plays golf VIII rejoice at
the call
OF the auomocaddy Vho chases Ms bail
The automocamei will soon lead tie van
From AutomOsheba 10 AutomOdan
And down In the kitchen. BY hook or %
CROOK.
Come day we'll rejoice in an automo-
cook
Who more than week IN the household
Will stop
To 10y IN the tests OF the automocOp
Yes. lis motors by day and It's motors By
night.
Wherever we look there's motor IN
sight
All over the land they are quite the
frontage.
And every old barn has become a Earase.
IA d Gasiitt 10 Success
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17
m lined.

Eugene Higgins WIS taking iea on a
warm January afternoon Oh tile san
drenched terrace Of the Hotel Royal
at Nice
This bright bot sunshine that
sparkling sea. these palms aud flow
ers. all tend to make me gay Mr.
Higgins said. 'yet. fresh from the loss
of my beautiful yacht. my eayety
seems 20 myself as III timed rs the
gayety OF John MarchmonL
John Marchmout's wife had died.
and Mary Smith. the bosom friend Of
the dead woman. had asked the after
noon Of to attend the funeral
ION Mary Smiths return from the
funeral her mistress said 70 her. with
gentle sympathy:
"'And did you get on all right at
the obseqUies. Mary?
Indeed. ma'am. had an elegant
time, Mary answered. ! sat in a dne
cab with the corpses husband. and he
squeezed my baud all the way TO the
cemetery and back. and be told me.
said he. "Mary's there's no doubt
about II; you're the belle Of the fu-
neral - "-New York Tribune.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17
Lapse Of Memory.

Hello" said the former prominent
fnancier as he placed the telephone
receiver at his ear. Give me IfiEa
He waited patiently for 3 few min
utes aud then said;
sob. I neg your pardon. Il was my
mistake. I want 1898 WAS thinking
Of the number had before was
pardoned. ~ Chicago Record Herald
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17
The eawardlY KIND.

when l arose to Speak related $
martyred statesman. "some one hurled
a base. cowardly egg at me, and il
struck me In the chest"
"And what kind OF an egg might
that be-" asked fresh young man.
a base. cowardly egg" explained
the statesman. lis one that hits you
and then runs."-EveTybOdy's Maya
vine
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17
what He Missed.

Wedderly How is it that you never
---------s--<i-aid man
OldbaCh- Fate stacked the cards
against me. guess When | was a
young man / proposed to three differ
ent girls. but each Of them came back
at me with 4 No"
Wedderly-You're to be congratulate
ed. Just think. one of them might
have said YES" Chicago News
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17

The day is done. and the sp1nkee.
So Oft IN TIE hands OF mother.
Is soon TO be waited downward
On lille red headed brother
/ can hear TIE fan OF the single
And poor little brothers refrain.
And feeling Of sadness comes Ger me
Which seems 10 resemble a pain
Ben Kings New BOOK o. Poems
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17

For Sale--Barred Plymouth Rock
eoekerels and Mammoth Bronze tnr-
keys F. S Hurd
FOR SALE-l0 acre chicken ranch
close in vel stocked. good equipment
A bargain Address P. o. box ls5.
FOR SALE.-Fifteen hesd Of wors
and driving horses There are some
good ones in this bunch and il ron are
,aoking for a work animal or adviyer
SSasonable prise it win pay you
lie. DR.. O. E Lowell. olfice a
Sons Livery and Feed sla-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17
NOTICE
FOR Payment Of Assessment for
Sewer District.


Notice is hereby given 70 the own
ers or all persons who have OF own
property within the limits Of Local
Sewerage Improvement District No.
Of the city OF Payette. Idaho. that
he assessment roll as approved BY
the Mayor and Council Of said city is
in my hands for collection and any
assessment made therein may be
paid at any time within thirty days
from date hereof. the date OF the
first publication OF this notice. with
out penalty. interest or cost
Dated this 10th day OF March. 1910
J. A LAUER.
i0t2 City Treasurer
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17
ouss.sd Rieht.

WI---w Who originated the idea that
the longest way round vas the short
est way home?
wagg-SOme taxicah driver. ] sup
pose. Philadelphia Record
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17
H. Had It.

Young Medicus-The eject OF hash
eesh is peculiar. It DESTROYS distance
and time. A man addicted to Il can
not tell the difference between one
hour and ten.
Miss Languid yawningi- How did
you get the hahitT
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday the sth day Of April. 1910,
at two o'clock p. m OF said day al
the Livery Barn Of Currin and Son
at Payette. Idaho l viii sell said
horse at public sale. according TO
law.
J. B. COSMAN.
Constable Of Payette Justice Pre-
cinct. Canyon County. Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17

NOTICE.
ID constabIe,s ssIe Of So.

OF Constabie's sale OF Estrsy.
Notice is hereby given that William
?. Stirm did on the I'd day OF Feb
ruary. 1910 al his ranch on Little
Willow Greek in Canyon County.
Idaho. take up under the Estray
Laws OF the State OF Idaho. one
s.aES bay 3esrs@Teet, star Ia on
I lou "a %. s.arsonS ~
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17

Fur. Fur. WIS. AsE2 Cat fur
to make Kitten Bresekes- Highest
cash price paid for al kinds Of furs-
I also pay cash for the bounty
asia c. s. DAVIS. Caldwell. Ida.
For Sale-We have $50 head Of
young Merino ewes. an weihhred-
that viii commence ambinb April
9Th Reason for selling. we win have
more sheep than can handle in
range bands.-John Neal and Son.
New Plymouth.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17

For Sale--Two choice corner 10
il Payette cheap InsQire 81 Payet4
Enterprise "a
Matinee Friday and SATURDAY afssr-
Moons AT the Edison Theater- worsl,
the price. ten cents.
Two choice corner lots for sale.
Inquire At this office
Drop in Al TIE Edsion any evenins
and see show worth the price. Ter
cents.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17

For dress making call up 70 Ind
phone.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17

notice

Having disposed Of the City Meat
Market we desire at once to close
our books and all accounts are now
due. Anyone owing US will confer a
favor BY settling at once with either
Of US.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-17

d. E Wilcox
A l. shaffer.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21

Taylor election law, which is now sub- ject to a referendum.
 At the solicitation of Congressman Bird Mcclure and in conformity with Governor Haskells message, Senator Graham this afternoon introduced a joint resolution asking congress to pass a bill introduced by Represen- tative Mcclure to cede the Chiloco Indian mission in Kay county to the state of Oklahoma to be converted in- 10 state institution for the insane. The Chiloco property includes thir- teen sections of farm land and is valued at more than half a million.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21

tion of $10,O00 sent to the First Ma tional Bank of Riesel, Texas, Decem- Der 26 by the Wells-Fargo Express Company.
 Bates, it is said, had just been In- stalled as agent of the railroad at Riese and disappeared shortly after the money had been received. Sheriff Tilley will go to Sudbury by the way of Washington, where he will secure acquisitions.
 Bates disappearance was gwen some prominence several weeks ago under the belief that he had sailed to New York onsa steamer leaving Galveston. On the arrival of the steamer, however, it was found that rhe fugitive was not aboard.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21
MINERS WOULD
 FORM MERGER METAL AND COAL WORKERS TO UNITE AS ONE UNION OF
 MINERS.
Is Set Forth That the War Being Car ried On Against Steel Corpora
 ton Will Be Benefited.

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 20.-A mer- ger of the resources and interests of the Western Federation of Miners tmetaD and the United Mine workvrs of Month America (coaD, to embrace all the organized mine workmen of the United States and Canada is m prospect during the convention of the United Mine Workers, now in session in this city.
 President Lewis will appoint toner row a committee of seven, including himself, to confer with a similar com mittee sent to this city by the West, ern Federation of Miners. and report a plan to the convention.
 The purpose of the coalition was set before the convention today by Charles H. Mover, president, and c. E. Mahoney, vice president of the Western Federation of Miners, and T. l.. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers. Mover urged upon the convention that unless the iron and coal miners of both north and south combine their forces it will be impossible to carry through the pio- jected attack upon the United States Steel Corporation. He also pleaued that in the copper trusts" campaign against the copper miners now, he said. begun, the copper miners were helpless, standing alone
 The several speakers urged that the time is ripe for all classes of miners to amalgamate their unions ani make a determined stand in all sections of North America for high wages and Letter working conditions The con vention approved unanimously.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21
AGED BANKERS ARE PAROLED PAUL sTENsLAND AND HENRY HERRING OF DEFuNcT CHI.
 cAco STATE BANK. Stensland Was Paroled to James keeIy, Managing Editor of the
 Chicago Tribune-Bank
 Failed in 1906.

Chicago, Jan. 20--Paul O. Stems land formerly president of the Nil. waukee Avenue State Bank of Chica- go, and Henry w Herring, formerly it's cashier. who were convicted in connection with the wrecking of the ank and the disappearance of sl.- 30O,0O0 of it's funds, were paroled to- day.
 Stensland. who was captured after sensation chase, extending across the Atlantic Ocean into Europe and Morocco, had served three years three months and twenty-four days. He was sent to the penitentfary on an ln- determinate sentence of from one to ten years. Herring was given a sim liar sentence.
 Arguments before the pardon board on behalf of the prisoners were that their guilt consisted chiefly in trying to cover up shortages while struggling tc get the bank our of difficulties. Stensland is about 63 years old.
 The footing of the Milwaukee Ave nue State Bank involved the savings O. 22,000 depositors and the disappear anoe of about si.3o0, 900 of the ineti- tution's deposits
 Stensland left Chicago July IA 1906. without making his destination known to his associates and it was not until August that the bank was closed by the state bank examiner after a pre- lIminary examination of the books.
 The suicide of the banks paying teller and three of the depositors who had lost their savings the death of another from worry and four v1c- tims adjudged insane from the same cause, added an element of tragedy to the affair.
 In the meantime the fugitive bank CT had been traced to Tangier, Mo rocco, where he was placed under ar rest by Assistant States Attorney Harry Olson, September 3. 1906 Cashier Herring gave himself up to the authorities, admitted that he had assisted Stensland in the pecuIa- ton.
 stensland was brought before the criminal court September 27. 1907, pleaded guilty to charges of embez- clement and receiving deposits alter the bank was insolvent and two hours later was serving an indeterminate sentence in Joliet.
 The board ordered Stensland par oled to James Keeley, managing edi- tor of the Chicago Tribune, who ac- companied Assistant States Attor- ney Olson to Morocco and who was present at the fugitive's capture
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21
Brokers Assian.

Cincinnati, Jan 20.-A receiver was appointed late tonight for the sus- pended Stock Exchange firm of Rob erts, Criss and Hall The receiver was named on application of J. Nevln Roberts, a member of the firm, be- fore Common Pleas Judge J. Hunt.
 The receiver appointed is John R. Holmes. a local attorney J. Nevins Roberts, of Roberts, Hall and Criss, the Cncicnaai concern whose suspen- sion was announced on the New York Stock Exchange today, declared that the firm is not involved in the transaction which led to the suspen- sion. According to Mir. Roberts, MT. Criss, The New York broker acting as an individual, had executed orders for a number of 500 share lots of Coium- bus and Hooking Coal and Iron stock following yesterdays collapse of the pool in the stock.
 Roberts claimed that when Criss sent slips showed his executed or ders to the houses that were the real purchasers, the deals were repudiat- ed. He said that the matter was then taken before the governors of the exchange by Criss.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21
MEeILL IS STOPPED.
Was Headed for Nicaragua With a
 Balloon.

New Orleans, Jan. 20.-H. H. Me gill; d Dayton. Ohio, aeronaut. has apparently encountered a serious set back in earning several thousands of dollars by dropping bomb into the city of Managua, Nicaragua.
 Megill. with whom it was recently reported General Estrada had entered into negotiations providing for Me gill's operation of dirigible balloon as an instrument of war for the Nica- raguan revoutionists, reached New Orleans and was told by Estrada s consul here, it is said, that he had no information as to his employment for the service mentioned.
 According to Megill he entered into an arrangement with former repre- sentative here of the revolutionary leader, whereby he was to get con- siderable sum upon his arrival in New Orleans with his balloon and s17.500 after he had dropped his first bomb into Managua.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21
HAS THE PROSPECT OF SPEND. ING THE NIGHT BEHIND
 THE BARS.
Is Accused of Maltreatment by One of His Friends, Who Is Now
 SWathed in Bandages.

New York, Jan. 20.--Jack Johnson, the champion negro pugilist, was ar rested in New York tonight, charged with felonious assault and at midnfgnt the p.ospects were that he wouii have to remain in cell at police headquarters until morning.
 Felony cases are not taken to the night court and his release could be brought about only by getting a DO lice magistrate out of bed to accept hail. George Little, the negros man. ager, scurried away from police head quarters to get busy. while Johnson showing every tooth in his head, de spite his predieament, was locked up
 Nathan Finder, a black friend of the fighter. is the accused He azd John. son got into fight while ssrting III a cafe yesterday.
 At headquarters the fighter admit ted that he had struck his old friend and said that his only regret was that he had not hit him harder Finder was swathed in bandages.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21
SEE NEW COMET.

Dallas. Texas, June 20.--The new comet. discovered at the South Afri can observatory and observed at the Lick Observatory few days ago, al. tracted general attention throughout Texas tonight It was visible in the southwestern sky close to the hori- zon, immediately after sunset. four ished tail about three feet long and set in about twenty minutes.
 At Muslcogee. Okla, itw as observ- ed at 1 D. m. in the day time.
 In New Mexico 1t presented bril- liant sight in the rarified atmosphere.
 Hundreds of people in Dallas and ether Texas cities stood in the streets after sunset and watched the celestial visitor
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21
TURNS BROKER DOWN IS SUSPENDED FROM STOCK Ex. CHANGE IN TRYING TO
 STAY STOCK. Much Sympathy Is Felt for the Broker Because of the Refusal of the
 Firms to Accept His
 Purchases.

New York, Jan. 2O-The suspension of Roberts, Hall X Criss, brokers, on the stock exchange, was announced to day.
 MT. Criss, the board member of the suspended firm, was the specians. who handled the orders of the Colum- bus and Hooking Coal and Iron Com pany stock pool on the floor.
 Criss endeavored yesterday to stay the flood tide of selling orders in the stock and before the day was over, almost collapsed and had to be assist ed from the exchange floor.
 The suspended firm, composed of J. Nevins, Roberts, Thomas B. Criss. Hugh F. Criss and Walker Hall, has it's principal office in Cincinnati.
 The firm was formed in August, 1901.
 President Thomas said that special circumstances in connection with the suspension of the firm would call for investigation by the government com mittee and that this would be begun without delay.
 Much sympathy was expressed for Mir. Criss on the exchange. It was said the brokers who refused to ac. cept his purchases yesterday acted In bad faith and will probably be re- quired to reconsider their action Mr. Criss acted in accordance with the usual practices of the exchange in giving up the names of his principals and it is matter of honor for them 10 accept the contracts made in their name until proper notice they will no longer do so. is given to the traders on the floor
 The brokers who refused to honor MT. Criss' purchases yesterday were scored in many quarters and one prominent banker said that the gov ernors would be derelict in their duty if it did not compel them to accept purchases. They accepted Tuesdays transactions by MT. Criss without any demur
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21
SEouiERA LEAVES.

Washington. Jan 20-The last chap ter of Zelaya's government. so far as diplomatic Washington is concerned was written today, when s. J. Seoul. era. one of the attaches of the Nica' raguan legation. was started for Blue fields with transportation paid for py the Red Cross Society.
 When Zelaya's legation was closed the attaches had to shift for them selves. Senor Rodriguez, alter he got his summary dismissal. went to Mexico, but Sequiera remained per force. He has had some narrowing experiences. among which was his he ing arrested for not paying cab bill Finally the Red Cress came to Haf rescue.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21

sion and remain until the vote was taken for the election of tne invesu. gating committee.
 The minority took similar action to muster it's full strength. Urging the adoption of his resolu- tron, MT Clayton insisted that the Eouse elect James and RaIney.
 MT, Mccall asked to be excused from serving on the committee on grounds that he had interests in min. Ing property.
 Representative Cooper Of wiscon- sin, who bolted the Republican eau GUS last night. announced that he be- lleyed the Democratic party should select its representative on this com mlttee. Mr Rainey was an able man, he said, but his attitude toward the administration and toward a relative Of the president made him not a proper man for the place.
 Minority Leader Clark then made an earnest speech, favoring the cleo tion of Rainey and James, concluding with n prediction of troublous times ahead should the Republicans insist upon ignoring the Democratic caucus.
 Referring to MT. McCaIIs reason for asking to be excused, Mr. Clark declared that if MT. McCalls mining stock was no more valuable than the mere fact that he owned it, it ought not to affect his judgment.
 If there is nothing wrong in the interior department" added MT Clark, then neither Mir. James moi Mir Rainey can find out tAat there is something wrong there and if there is anything wrong 1t ought to be brought to the light of the day. It' does not make any difference whom it hurts
 He had heard, he said that presi- dent Taft had expressed iissatisfac- tion with the appointment of Mir. Rainey and in a parental way he spoke of his admiration for the presi- dent
 T liked him. added MT. Clark, the first time l laid eyes on him. But if he did interfere in this matter it is coming mighty close to breach in this house" 7
 Amid Democratic applause Mir. Clark took his seat.
 Mir. Clayton then moved to amend the resolution by substituting bne name of Rainey for that of Lloyd. The amendment was defeated by 147 to 192.
 As selected, the house members of the committee will be:
 Mccall of Massachusetts, Olmstead Of Pennsylvania, Danby of Michigan, Madison of Kansas, James Of Ken lucky and Lloyd of Missouri.
 The senate members of the com nittee were announced today by Vice President Sherman as follows
 Senators Nelson of Minnesota, Flint of California, Sutherland of Utah, Root of New York (Republicans); Paynter of Kentucky and Fletcher Of Florida (Democrats).
The Sentinel=record., 1910-01-21
TRIPLE MURDER.
New Works East Side Scene of 5ru-
 tai Crime

New York, Jan. 20.-Triple murder was revealed in an obscure fiat in liie heart of New York's east side at dusk today Two women and a man are the victims, and the manner of death was horrible.
 Gagged with silk handkerchiels and their heads crushed with hammer or axe, they were left bleeding and fully dressed on the floor, with a wntmper- ing bull terrier as companion for the dead.
 Robbery was the motive or else 1t 1 smother case of Black Hand.
 Salvatore Scalpone, a well-to-do young Italian barber, his wife and a middle aged woman, believed to have heen Mrs. scalpone's mother, are the victims.