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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-11-03
Wonderful Sagacity.

Cooperstown Courier: Taking
advantage of the good work done
by the republican state board of
equalization Gov. Burke spread
his hands out in a dramatic man
ner during his speech at the
courthouse here a few evenings
ago and said: 1--WE have reduced
your taxes, who among you is
not paying taxes enough?" Had
the republican board increased
your taxes would he have spread
out his hands and taken credit
for SO doing? Not on your life!
He would have said: I'm spite
of my protest this Ubiquitous re-
publican board controlled by
Alex Mckenzie has raised your
taxes" Wonderful sagacity dis.
played by our artful governor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-11-03

Sharon Precinct. at school house on section
number II.
Enger Precinct. at town hall o nsection num-
Der Is.
Colder Lake. at school house on section
n5 TdPlsy & Breoinct' at school house on section.
Franklin Precinct. at school house on Sec
Primrose Precinct. at school house on seq
ton number 2.
Sherbrooke Precinct. in the court room of
the court house in the village Of Sherbrooke.
number %.
Greenwich Precinct. at school house on SEQ
ton number IA.
nn Edena 3. Precinct at town hall on section
Hugo Precinct. at school house on section
number IA.
Melrose Precinct. at school house in the vii
laRe Of Biabon.
Riverside Precinct. at school house on Sec
ton number 10.
Broadlaw n Precinct, at school house on Sec
ton number 20.
Colgate Precinct. at school house in tho vii
Carpenter Precinct. at sohool house on sec
ton number 20.
Willow Lake Precinct. at school house on
City OF Hope: list Ward. at city hall on lot
IL. block %. End Ward. at the hardware store
OF J. n. McCollom, on lot IL. block II. Srd
Ward. Ct the once OF G. s. shippy' on lot o.
Village Of Finley Precinct. at tow hall in
Village Of Sharon Precinct. at the CONNER
s. Co. s store on lot 20. block2. original town
site of Sharon.
Dated as sa sdherbrooke' NJ Dak'' this LIST
S. MCPHERSON.
County Auditor Of Steele County.
North Dakota.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-11-03
Well Heeled, Anyway.

There are many readers of the
Appeal to Reason in this part of
the country. 1t may interest
some of our readers to know
something of the home life" of
that publication. The following
is written by a travelling cores
pondent of the Atchinson (Kan.
sas) Daily Globe, in the course of
some travel notes: "Girard is
also the home of j. A. Wayland,
the father of socialistic publicity.
Mr.. Wayland is the owner of the
Appeal to Reason, the organ of.
the socialistic party. The writ
er expected to find him an over
worked man, laboring night and
day in some unsanitary garrett
pushing and boosting the paper
with overburdened shoulders.
But, undoubtedly, while Mr.
Wayland has worked for the
cause said cause has taken
pretty good care of Mr.. Wayland.
His paper is housed in a big
brick home, with every type of
modern convenience, mechanical
~, sanitary and otherwise. Mr..
Wayland is Girard's richest citi-
zen, the owner of thousands of
dollars worth of property in Tex
as. His fortune hovers near the
million dollar mark. He rides
around Girard in his car, with
his liveried@driver, and still the
sub squad" keep sending in
their worthy donations to help
the good old cause. The Appeal
to Reason recently placed the
largest order for paper by any
periodical in Kansas. In one
day the receipts for subscrip
tions to the paper amounted t,
nearly $14, 600. adams Bulge
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-11-03
"A Prince of Sweden"

"A Prince of Sweden" a
sparkling comedy will be at Hope
Opera House Wednesday, Nov.
9.
The comedy is in four acts,
music and amusing entertain
ment furnished by clever come
dams and pretty girls, who are
allotted many catchy songs and
dancing numbers that are sure
encore bringers. "A Prince of
Sweden" is a play that is clean,
wholesome and devoid of all horse
play and suggestiveness too
often found found in the lighter
forms of entertainment offered
to the theatre going public. The
cast employed in this merry com.
edy was selected with careful at.
tention as to their fitness for
characters assumed with the
natural result of an evenly bal
anced company.
The stage scenic as we'll as the
mechanical effects are appropri-
ate in every detail. A number
of interesting and novel vaude.
vile specialties are introduced
during the action of the play by
various members of the com
pany.
Mr.. Primrose has every reason
to be proud of the enthusiastic
reception his play receives every
place, as the press and public en-
dorse this play as the best Swed
ish Dialect Comedy now touring
this territory.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-11-03
Subscribe for the Pioneer, the
best paper in Steele county.
General Election Notice..

Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday, the
9TH day OF November next, at the several cleo
lion precincts in the County Of Steele. State
Of North Dakota. an election will be held for
State. district and County Officers.
The State Officers are:
congressman,
Three Justices Of the Supreme Court,
One Governor,
One Lieutenant Governor,
One Secretary OF State,
One Sta.e Auditor.
One State Treasurer.
One Superintendent OF Public instruction.
One Commissioner Of Insurance..
One Attorney General,
One Commissioner OF Agriculture and Labor
Three Commissioner of Railroads,
The District Officers are:
One State Senator to represent the 10th
Three Members OF the House Of Represen.
trict.
The s eSen1@ oneers are:
One Auditor,
One Treasurer.
One Clerk Of District Court.
One Register OF Deeds.
One States Attorney,
One County Judge.
one Coroner.
One Superintendent OF Schools,
-Four Justices of the Peace,
-Four C~Onstables,
One County Commissioner for the 2nd Com.
missioner District.
One County Commissioner for the srd Com.
missioner District,
One County Commissioner for the 5th Com.
missioner District.
Which election will be opened at eight O,
clock In the morning and will continue open
until five o'clock in the afternoon of that day,
at the following polling places:
Newburgh Precinct. at school house on sec.
tiOn number 15.
Beaver Greek Precinct. at school house on
section number 81.
Westaeld Precinct. at school house on sec.
ton number 10.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-11-03

Jeanie Fletcher, the Scottish
Prima Donna, at the Opera House
Nov. 18th.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

Preparation are now an cpmplet'
"a Tor a Jolly eood ilmo The Fourth
o. July This u eolzzsilo b. one OF
ihe best times Of the year payottc
wiii remember the fine banquet they
we're given last winter and This VIII
surpasa that great deal You WIN
nhtA b the program that there
ags sports from dawn until late
hour o. the cvening Justice Ailshie
Is q lively speaker ana can entertain
you goyaily 30 tbia speech viii prove
sood number Tho payettv har
team have crested grand aiand
on the bah ground and win aecomo
date large crowd The Grand
naii Of the oyoalns win BE- uuder che
management % Joe Phillips who has
proven Ia ths paai his ability ont
81 town musie viii Do secured
An those who Wish 20 sec diuner
here on thc Fourth VIII BE- welcome
a. the Pioneer hali where dinner
Win b. served By the baptist Ladies'
Ald aud she ala 81 valley View
Aboat a dozen delesatca represent.
"a The Christian Endaayor 81 this
place at the convention at Weiser
last week ana a report win b. givou
rsst Sunday evening
Mr Thomas Weir end Mrs W 8
iilneheiff ATTENDED, ,he sanday school
convention At Twin Fails and brought
home marh enthusiasm and spoa ~
ports
Miss Laura E Waehtef returned
home TUESDAY from Portland whore
She has been attending school and
sbe = nov taking charge % the
Wac hier Lumber Co books
Rev noaier spoke at thc napilut
ehufeh lasl 2ardaY morning and at
rsni,land Ia the evenlRE
T. 81 Van Wrinkle has strricd a
rrsss sprlnkier 20 a. 10 have the
dust al settled on me Travelled
streets
me nsw residence 90 T. Wsehtsr
On Wee, boulevard Is almost com
Dietsd and ~ win be ready q oecu.
py g soon
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30
The way Do a man.s yote

The way TO mans vote is
through his stomach, say the local
leaders OF the equal suffrage move
ment. which is making progress to-
ward the climax Of the campaign at
the women who want 10 vote have Is
sued suffrage cook book. which is
not only a first class text book In
culinary art, bur means Of raising
campaign expenses as well, for the
suffrage workers sell the books to
pay their expenses Last week
the Washington Equal Suffrage AS
ISOLATION presented 100 Of It's cook
books 70 the Oregon Association,
which Is also fighting for Votes for
Women. and like number to the
associations OF Oklahoma and South
Dakota These gifts celebrated the
payment Of a printers bill for 5000
cook books, and now the suffrage
campaign IL ION velvet" as It were,
with cook books 10 meet all ex-
penses.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30
WHAT IT MEANS TO IDAHO.

On the basis OF the suggestion
which Is likoly 10 be correct. that
Idaho viii get at least $4,000 900 OF
tho 10000 600 that win be applied
20 the finishing OF irrigation works
already begun In the west. Il Is
quite pleasing to contemplate the
vast good such large amount will
DO.
The completion OF the Payette
Boiac project alone will redeem Tor
purposes OF agriculture an enormous
tract OF land.
II 10 easy 20 glance az these fig.
ures but az general thins figures
make but ilttic impression ON the
mind for the reason that The mind
cannot grasp them
a beiter idea may be gained by
mpposiug this area divided into 30
acre tracts and that ON each tract
b located family This viii give
1900 families and counting five
members 70 each family, not an.
reasonable number when hooseyelts
idea % race suicide has had free
course out here. a population OF near
D. 10000 Suppose wheat is cultiyat.
"a by those families and that Il
produces on an average 20 bushels
90 che acre. the wheat crop will
mount le six millions OF bushels
ana on the general average OF wheat
production Ia the United States
las per aero, TO over $500 goo bush.
els That would help some IN furn
lahiug food for The people
Cut these tracts In two parts and
pot one Of tbom is iluii aud ON the
reliably established basis that ave
acre tract pct cut Ia fruit In this
pafl OF Idaho viii make compe
tence for a family Il Is easy 90 est.
mate the wealth that would flow
from this hcFltasc OF soil.
An this and much more this loan
makes possible to Idaho Il is anoth.
er great advance made In the con.
gopis Of the proper relations Of the
zovernmeuts 10 development and the
interests o. rs eitlrons, but il win !
not be the last
Tho bee has been long insaaoting
the race Ia the benefits OF co-opera
tlon and whco once the great gov.
crumcnt o. ours o. rathos the PEG
pie who are in fact the government.
see the wonderful possibilities Of IA.
.elliwent cooperation along lines %
development where private Initiative
and capital are altogether too weak
10 operate successfully. new era Of
progress win have dsWned States
man.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30
G, Il, JOHNSON, AGENT,

Lost-Calf skin leather pocket or
bill book containing valuable papers.
Finder please return TO this office
Gehrs can do your tin work right
and at satisfactory prices See him.
II you want coal and want it quick
call Scott, Ind. SO or 1913.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

The Sick:
Mrs. Wood and slrs. Wilson were
both able TO be in the service again
last Sunday. though Mrs Wilson sur
fered a relapse On Monday and Is
row In quite serious condition Mr
HlIlerman. who is confined to his
home on the bench with broken
leg. is getting along very wen, though
Il will be several weeks before he
Ia able 10 resume his ranch duties
Mr Wright, who Is confined 10 the
Woodward hospital, having under
gone an operation there, Is improy'
ing rapidly n there IL other sick
ness Of serious nature among the
church people the fact has escaped
the notice Of the minister.
Nlew Members:
Mrs. Emily Allen presented a let
ter from the church at North Yakima
and was received into the member.
ship Of this congregation Sunday A
letter Of commentator and dis
mlssal from the membership Of this
local church Was granted 10 George
u. sloneker, who unltes with the
band Of disciples organized into
congregation at Boise.
Several strangers were ia the
sunday night service, some from
daho Falls and some from Port
land. and IN spite Of the heat thare
vas q large audience present to
near tha scrmon on "uuatta'ued Pos
ess!Ons
The young men Of the Tccolote
8ible Glass are planning ten days
aorse. back trip to the mountains.
Mira. white who has spent the
last month ~ 81 Louis and points
IN Nebraska has returned TO h7r
Payctte home.
Mr.. and Mrs. SOule are taking a
brief vacation and have gone 10 the
hlIls.
Mrs. and yllss Thompson, mother
and sistor OF Mrs. Sprong. are here
rom Ohurch's Ferry. north Dakota
LISTING
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. q. Areta former
Jarlshloners OF Minister Peters at
Trinidad. Colorado, have come TO
IDAHO TO i've and have located on
he Bell Moore ranch across the
make from Crystal,
Lawrence Polly Ia visiting his
brother Claude and Dr Earues fami
~ at Emmett this week
A large number Of Payette folks
vent 70 Weiser Sunday morning TO
roar the address by Dr. Willett Of the
University OF Chicago. who was Civ
ne series OF addresses before the
christian Eudaayor convention, and
m report that Il was well worth
while
The advanced training class is
.eady to begin work on the second
loof Of tqo course, Old Testament
History, the books are on hand and
,ho work Of the class will proceed
without single interruption.
The Training class organized among
he people north Of town has kept
up a phenomenal interest and attend .
ance. The class mei this week at
he home OF Mr. aud Mrs, Parsons,
One OF the pleasureable features Of
he minister's work Is the teaching
II this Glars
The indications are that larger
lumber Of high per cent certificates
.snl be issued TO ne members OF
ne Bible school this quarter than
II any ptpyious time indicating an
.aertase OF etficieucy ~ the work
done. our especial emphasis is up
IN the grade Of work. and we are
securing results The work Of ibis
school received unstiBtcd praise from
the workers atteI dhel the recent
state convention 10 Payotte.
We invite YOU 90 have part IN our
work
p,,{A 'C,er,, peters
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30

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paper phea b. looked 40 and sssea
~ pa What % ttey mesn BY a
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gshlss ON y ihssn asked Eyes.
slak a.. said lhe man what
IS Xxx uAn eakeFis asked Ny I'm
srsas sart Aeasd : nolse IL ths hafl
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30
SPECIAL EXCURSION.

Fourth Of July via o. 5. l.. rail
road win make a special rate of
2 cents a mile in each direction. On
sale July 2, and Attn. Good return
ing until July 6. ASK agents for
particulars
G. +. JOHNSON, AGENT.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30
FoR -

3 acres SCI - trees % standard ap
pies AZ northwest corner az city
limit outside No house but fine
barn now used Tor DWELLING Price
100000 part cash. balance years
time Realty dealers have privilege
o. selling
C. w HUTTON
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30

Remember the Creighton Fruit Pack
Ing Co will want packers this fail.
Their packing house is the coolest in
the valley.
For sale--Household goods. In.
quire at this office.
Taken up-One dark iron-grey mare
about years old, weight about 1900
pounds. One bay mare age about s.,
weight about 1900, branded owner
can have same by proving property,
paying damages and for this adj
r. Wayne, Route /, Payette
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30

Your troubles relieved for only rs
cents at the Palace Pharmacy when
you try a happy thought sundae.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30
@ W HUTTON

Wanted All kinds ~ biactherrles
raspberries. logan berries or null
berries Pavatfe Vinegar Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30

Breakers, Wash. Juns "a ts July 4-'to
For above occasion reduced rates
have been authorized, See agent for
rates and dates.
G. +. JOHNSON, Agent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30

NORTHWEST CONFERENCE
M. q. A.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30

within ten months after
Publication of this notice, to
administrators at her resi-.
mr. Payette, Canyon county,
e same being designated as
for the transaction of the
of said estate in the county
,. state of Idaho.
April 30, 1910.
III LIZ IL r-rrrr 4. nnn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-31
.KAHULUI HARBOR
Plans ALTERED
(BY John E. Monk.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. 90
As q result OF the recent hearing
given by the board of engineers TO
Delegate Kalanianaole and his secrc-
.tary, Mr.. Mcclellan, and others, the
board will formally recommend the
improvement of Kahului harbor. The
only change made by the. board in
the proposed plan for improving the
harbor was to shift the harbor basin
:ty-eight feet west of the present
harbor lines, which were desired by
The Territorial officials.
The plan as approved by the board
calls for the expenditure of $375,.
900.
,, II has been decided that there vii
he river and harbor bin at thi'
session of Congress, and the House
and Senate committees are now en-
gagged in formulating 1t.
The House Rivers and Harbors
Committee has adopted policy tC
hereafter have annual bills instead
of every two years. This years APP
preparations, both for maintenance
and for contracts, will be cut strictly
to the amount required for one years
work instead of two years.
This new policy will mean smaller
appropriations this year for Hilo and
Honolulu harbors.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-31
CAN'T EVADE The issue.

A desire for further information
appears to be the general expression
from citizens who have been ap-
preached on the subject of the threat
of prohibition by Congress that has
been suggested the last few days.
AS a matter of fact, the average
citizen doesn't believe that Congress
will be so foolish as to assume con-
troll over the liquor traffic of this
Territory Consequently, he refuses
TO become excited. The advocate OF
prohibition, on the other hand, has
high hopes for the future on account
of the bills bearing on this subject
having reached such an advanced po-
sition, as a hearing before the COM
mittee and a possible favorable re-
port. before the community at large
in Honolulu knew anything about 1t.
The lletin's Washington cor
respondent. with his information OF
the present status of the Johnson
bill. gave the general public its first
knowledge that the prohibition cam
paign was making Roadway, and
there Is much to suggest that the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-31
EVENING SMILES

An old man stepped up to gem
tleman who was waiting for a car
and touching him lightly on the
shoulder said: Excuse me, but did
you Just drop half dollar?" at the
same time holding out in his hand Il
coin OF the value mentioned. The
gentleman questioned looked for a
moment at the coin and then made
hasty search in his pocket, and
said: why, so | did, and hadn't
missed 1t, holding out an eager
hand.
The old man slowly drew out a
notebook and said, II thought So"
He then took the name and address
of the loser and put the coin in his
pocket and walked away, well, "
said the other, do you want 1t all
as reward?"
"Oh, did not find one said the
old man, but it struck me that In
a large city like this there must be
a deal of money lost, and upon in
Quiry find you are the thirty-frst
one who has lost half dollar this
morning."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-31
ELECTRICITY FROM AIR \
RINGS ELECTRIC BELL
London Scientist Demonstrates That
Sufficient Power Can Be Trans
formed and Utilized.

LONDON, Jan. 20.--AThat electro
city drawn from the ain can be trans
formed and directly utilized to ring
q bell or actuate other simple mech
anisms was practically demonstrated
at the annual exhibition of the Ply
steal Society of London, which has
lust been held at the College OF
Science. South Kensington. From a
Flagstaff on the roof of the building
a small spiral rod coated with rad
ium was suspended, which gathered
electricity from the atmosphere. This
accumulated absorption, in turn. was
conveyed by wires into the building,
where II was stored In a tiny appara-
tus until certain quantity had
been obtained. Automatic discharge
of this force at intervals demonstrate
ed that sufficient energy had been
generated to aetuate the mechanism
which rang Il bell.
The precise length of time that
each charge of electricity requires
for accumulation can be accurately
gagged, SO that, 1t Is anticipated.
mature clock may be devised
which will ring various bells pro-
claiming intervals of time. Such an
Invention, Il Is contended, will come
more nearly demonstrating the posi-
bility of perpetual motion than any
device yet advanced by laborers who
seek that goal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-31
Laid TO REST
WITH HONORS
Impressive Funeral Services Held
Over Remains Of Ross and Prem
dergast-Grand Army Men At
tend in Body.

Two funerals of note took place
yesterday.
The funeral of Captain Ross was
held from the KawiSahao church. the
Rev. Mir. Parker officiating. The
Grand Army veterans were there to
do honor to the man who had, with
them, taken part in the Cicil War.
Many floral offerings rested on the
coffin and went with him TO the
grave. The remains were inferred
in the Grand Army plot at the Nuu-
anu cemetery. The pall-bearers were
Cecil Brown. +. NJ. Marshall, Will
liam Woon. William Henry, Carl
Widemann and Henry Bertelmann.
The funeral services over the body
of Prendergast were held at the
Catholic church, Father Matthias Of
ficiating. A squad of eight police
men in full unoform, led by Captain
Punohu, marched TO the church to
act as pall-bearers, and thus did
honor to an old member Of the de-
partment. The members of both the
branches of the Hui Oiwi were pres
ent. After the funeral rites of the
Catholic church had been performs
ed, the cortege went to the Catholic
cemetery, where the last resting
place had been prepared.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-31

The nominations of 4. G. NJ. Rob
ertson az Judge on the Federal bench.
De Bolt on the Supreme bench, and
Robertson for the Circuit bench, have
been referred to the Committee on
the judiciary. SO far, no opposition
has developed before that committee
to the confirmation of the three
named. and II present indications DO
not change, there will be none and
they will be confirmed in due time.
with judgeships. the Committee on
the judiciary of the Senate takes its
time. in order that there will be
plenty of time for persons who want
to be heard to give the committee
the benefit of their information.