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Evening journal., 1910-01-14
.Y.M.C.A. TO GO
AFTER MEMBERS
Vigorous Campaign Mapped
Out at Membership Din
ner Last Night

A dinner for the senior membership
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. was held in the
gymnasium last night. Tho dinner
was attended by 800 members. who
pledge themselves TO conduct four
days campaign for a large member
ship Secretary Il. B. Tibbitts and
former Mayor Horace Wilson were the
principal speakers. Following an ex-
cellcnt menu. Mr.. Tibbitts explained
the purposes OF the meeting as closer
acquaintance and the renewal OF the
members loyalty. He told Of the
success OF the association during tho
last year. and foresaw continued sue
cess. Last September. there We're. he
said, 1857 members. At the beginning
Of the second year there were $50
members. the reduction being due to
the fact that many old members left
the city. while others did not renew
their membership. Mr.. Tibbitts thought
the 500 members were on a better work.
ing basis than the larger number.
Mr. Wilson. who was then intro
duced. thought the association should
carry on a vigorous campaign this
year for more members. He said:
Now that you have gotten down TO
bed rock in point of membership and
have n solid working basis OF mem-
bers who can bring results, 4 would
suggest that some kind Of a campaign
TO last not more than three or four
days be organized with those present
this evening as its hackers and prin-
cipal workers"
Secretary Tibbitts asked the men
their opinion of this question. and sew
eral of them spoke and some members
suggested that all those present who
pledged themselves TO this work stand.
Every man in the room rose.
Following this. William p. White
| nominated Colonel Horace Wilson. the
! originator of the scheme as the leader
| of the committee to take charge OF
/ the campaign. J. J. Hayes nominated
a committee 10 assist Mr.. Wilson. TC
! the list named by Mr.. Hayes. Mr.. Tib.
bits added the names OF Henry NJ
Candy. member of the board of trus
tees Of the association. and ]. J. Hayes
The committee TO assist Colonel VII
son is w. p. White, j. B. Emack, u
| NJ. Hillegas. w. r. Inderleid. Charlel
| Tazewell Charles Howell, Charle
Bush. W. II. smalley. w. +. Douglas
II. A. Sentman. c. +. Eastman. c. j
Perkins. c. u. Robinson, J. 2. zebley
j. A. oliver, Henry NJ. Candy and J
j. Hayes
Push-and-Pull committee-C. Z
Robinson. chairman; Charles Bush. w
T. Inderleid J. J. Hayes. Charlie
Howell
Adertising committee-w. H. Small
ley, chairman; f. L. Lisman. William
r. White. Charles Tazwell, w.
Douglas and ] 3. Emack.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
Beware Pneumonia !

According TO mortality statis-
tics. pneumonia is one of the mos.
frequent and fatal diseases to
which humanity is subject It's
action Is so rapid that its victim
is often i'm a precarious condition
before realizing that anything
more serious is the matter than
a severe cold.
This is one OF the dangers apt
TO follow the neglect OF a coush
or cold. and is therefore the best
Of reasons why one should check
a cold at the start. A simple. in-
expensive and effective remedy
for. coughs and colds is made bS
miking two ounces Of Glycorine,
a nslf-ounce OF Virgin Oil Of
Plna compound pure and eight
ounces OF pure Whisky. These
car be bought IN any good drug
store and mixed together I'm a
large bottle. Take a teaspoontul
four times a day. II IS claimed
by the Leach Chemical Co, Of
Cincinnati. who prepare the gem
uine Virgin oil of Pine compound
pure that this mixture will break
up a cold in twenty-four hours
and cure any cough that Is cur
able.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
zooh. Wedding.

In Delaware Avenue Baptist CfNrch
on Thursday evening. January 90 Hiss
Lulu Elizabeth Zoch. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Emil zoch, No. 25Os washing
ton street, and Clarence Rodman Hope
will be married by the Rev. Mr. Clark,
Of Chester. who is acting temporarily
as pastor of that church.
The bride will be attended by her
cousin. Miss Lena Boch as maid Of
honor, and by her sister. Miss Kath-
erine Zoch, as bridesmaid. w. T.
Haines, Of this city. who is a cousin
of the groom. will act as best man. The
bride will be given IN marriage by her
brother. Max Schumacher, and the
ushers will be William Turner, Lewis
Ibaugh, Carl Zoch, Alfred Hope and
Victor Garrett
After a reception at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Hope
will leave on an extended wedding
trip, and upon their return, win live
at No. 2506 Washington street.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
Compliments to Mrs. Boraer.

Several social functions have been given
this week I'm compliment to Mrs. Frederick
Berger. OF Denver. Col, who r. a guest
Of her parents. Colonel and Mrs. j Ernest
Smith. OF No. 1919 Jefferson street
Mrs. David Lindsey gave bridge party
on Tuesday evening in compliment TO MIS-
Berger. and Colonel and Mrs Smith enter
tanned at dinner ON Monday evening pre-
vious to tho Monday night dance at the
New-Century Club.
Mrs. Russell Gllpin entertained with a
card party on Wednesday. There were
several tables Following tea was served
with Mrs. Berger and Mrs. George Bisscll
serving.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14

J. Harrington. Harry Kennar. NJ. V. Far
rel, Hugh +. McDonough. James Mo
Mahon. J. r. Maloney, William Rosslter.
Enoch Dutton.
Transportation committee. J. Nc
C1anerty R. c. Porter. william Conner,
John Appleby W L. Hahn.
Parade committee-Edward cuITan,
Robert Eaiin. c. II. Niedermaier. FRANK
Kendall. II. F. McDonough. NJ j. Cannon.
Prince Mousley. +. A. McNally, charles
McLano.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
Dinner For cuest.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T.. HILBERT OF
No POS Kidney street, gavo a dinner
in honor OF Miss Georgia Warren of
Snow Hill. Maryland. The guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Workman,
Miss Nealie Mann, Miss Elsie Eckman,
Miss Georgia Warren. George Kuhn,
of New Haven, Connecticut and Mr..
and Mrs Leslie E. HILBERT.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
LEGISLATURE IN SESSION
GOVERNOR SYMPATHETIC

EAsTON, Nd. Jan. 14-Governor
Pennewill. Of Delaware. was in Easton
yesterday. and in conversation said he
was glad the Legislature In his state
was not in session. and that Governor
Crothcrs. whom nc knew we'll, had his
sympathy.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
EXONERATE PILOT
OF RIVER CLASH
Pilot Thomas

Pilot Thomas J. virden. who was in
charge Of tho Norwegian steamship Diana
when that vessel collided with a car noat
IN tow Of tho tug cheltenham. has been
exoneratcd from all blame by tho steam-N
boat Inspectors who completed an IN
vestigation Of the mishap yesterday. Cap
tain Harris. Of the tug, was also exoper-
ated. the collision having been due 70 tho
heavy noe OF leo in tho Delaware river
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
WOULD BAR DOGS
FROM THE STORES

At the monthly meeting Of the Mer-
camille Association last night tho admit
sion of dogs into stores was discussed,
but no action was taken. II was as
serted by some of the members that
dogs interferred with customers aud
should be kept out. Discussion Of the
proposed banquet was deferred until
the next meeting.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14

Sunday was received from the young
man by Mr.. Balentine on Monday. The
card bore a religious motto and was
covered with fine writing. on 1t Davis
declared that he had been called by
God TO deliver His message TO tho
world. He said he would live and
teach as Christ did while on earth, and
that the Lord would take care Of him.
He asked his relatives not 60 be alarm
ed for hts safeN.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
DAVIS WRITES HE
is SAFE HERE

William Davis. 2S years old. of Down
ingtown, was seized with a religious
mania while visiting relatives in Phil
adelphia and disappeared on December
2S. Up 10 that time he had resided
with his uncle. w. L. Balentinc, of 2140
North Twenty-eighth street. A general
order 20 investigate the hospitals and
the Salvation Army was issued from
City Hall to the police yesterday.
a postcard sent from this city dated
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
Eiremnn Arn serenaded.

The Friendship Fire Company was given
n serenado last night by the band Of the
North End Athletic Club. and It was much
appreciated by the fremen.
The band was paradlng advertising tho
ball TO be given by the club tonight, and
while # was on the way back 10 tho club
house it stopped and serenadod tho fire.
men.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
BadIv Hurt When sIed Unaeta.

ELKTON, Nd. Jan. 1f.-While
coasting down a steep hill at Kemhie-
vile. a large sled was unset by coming
IN contact with a heavy log. Miss
Laura Phillips sustained a ruptured
blood vessel and broken wrist. Charles
Richards had his face badly cut and
head injured and George McCleary
sustained internal injuries and a frnc-
turcd arm.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
LOO stove Elren offee.

Fire supposed 20 have been caused
by am overheated stove at els O'Clock
last evening destroyed the frame Office
building of Isaac Kite along Water
street. between King and French
streets. The Fame Fire Company re-
sponded to a still alarm.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
sneolaI sarvlon at si. stenhanIn.

Special Service at ST. Stephens.
AZ St Stephens Lutheran Church.
this evening there will be the service
OF confession and the administration
Of the Lords supper. on Sunday
morning the Lords supper will also be
administered
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
Rin Hard of Moonn.

One hundred and forty candidates
were initiated into Wilmington Lodge
No. 1s4, Loyal Order of Moose last
evening. There are now about COO
members OF the lodge and the charter
will remain open for sixty days.
Evening journal., 1910-01-14
surprise Party.

A party was given on Wednesday even
ing 20 Master Francis J. Running. at his
home. No 1913 Walnut street i'm honor OF
his second birthday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
SHIPS CARLOAD
OF TURKEYS

1t would seem as though Payetts
was doing things these days; send
ing out a whole train-load of apples;
now comes the shipping of a car
Of dressed turkeys. Mr.. Straub Of
the Rose Commission Co., showed
the reporter of the Enterprise all
through the establishment, where
the turkeys are being prepared for
the market We found here from
15 to 20 people engaged in the pre-
paration of the birds. The largN
part of the force was busily engag-
ed in removing the feathers, others
were making the packing boxes, and
a part were kept busy packing the
birds in the boxes and getting them
ready for the final shipment. Mr..
Straub informed the representative
that this car was destined for the
Seattle markets. The Payette turkeys
will furnish a good many Thanksgiv-
ing dinners this year, as well as in
years gone by.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
NEWS BY WIRELESS.

Word was received last week in
the form of letters from Will Wells
and T. ]. Brown, who are in Coun-
I'll Bluffs, in charge of the Payette
Valley fruit exhibit. Report that
they have the exhibit all in place
and ready for the big show. They
expressed themselves of being full
ly confident of carrying away their
share of the prizes.
Mr.. Wells writes that soon after
Nampa display was in place, the
bracing gave away and precfpitated
their whole exhibit to the floor. Then
in less than twenty minutes later
he Colorado exhibit met with a sim
llar fate. Everybody heroically went
to work, however, by next morning,
order out of chaos, reigned.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
National HorticuItu,
Prize of $500 on
Second on SWeepstc
on Jonathans and 4

]. A. Harader, Secretary of the
Commercial Club received a telegram
from Will Wells, who is in charge of
the car load OF exhibit apples sent
by Payette TO the National Horticul-
tural Congress at Council Bluffs, stat
ing that Payette wins first on Car
load Contest, first on Jonathan and
Rome Beauty plate exhibit, and
second on Sweepstake-Commercial
display of 25 boxes. The first prize
on Carload Contest is a cash prize
of 5000, while the second prize on
Sweepstake is a cash prize of s1G0.
the plate prizes being small
cash prizes. The prizes were award
ed Wednesday and no doubt the
Payette exhibit will win other prizes,
as at the time OF the sending Of
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
POWER COMPANY ORGANIZED.
Articles of Incorporation Filled a
Caldwell.

Articles of Incorporation were filed
for the Salmon Falls Light G Power
company The principal place OF
business is Payette. The principal
line of business of the company is
that of furnishing light and power
for flour mills and saw and planning
mills. The capital stock is 100000,
divided into 1000 shares of the par
value of 800 each. The following
persons have subscribed one share
of stock each; A. E. Wright, j..
NJ. Swanson, w. C. Sturdevant, Jas.
Spofford and j. H. Wright.
Mr.. Wright informed the Enter
prise that they have power site,
whereby they can develop from
$500 to 5000 horse power and that
they can obtain a working head of
one hundred and twenty three feet,
when fully developed. At present
they have one unit of one hundred
and twenty five horse power water
Wneel lnSIdilSu III tSHPoioiy pu4iN
ing IL by Is feet, and are now max
ing arrangements to purchase suit
able dynamo from which they will
generate the power and transmit it
to the new town of Meadows where
they have secured a franchise for
furnishing power and lights. This
new power plant is located about
zen miles from the new town site of
Meadows. They have already made
to furnish the P. &
I. N. machine shop and the Salmon
Mill and Lumber Co., with pow
sr and lights. The present plant
IS to be finished by May l, 1911.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
HIGH WATER MARK.
off For The East
AZ Cars.
SPECIAL TRAIN.

Those who were fortunate enough
to be at the depot Tuesday morn
ing noticed quite stir in the rail
road yards and upon inquiry, found
out there was being assembled a
whole train load of Payette valley
apples. consisting of about forty-two
refrigerator cars. The railroad COM
pany sent a special engine and crew
' from Huntington to start this spe-
cial train on its journey eastward.
About half of the train load was
consigned to Denney & Co., of
chicago l,,Eski Ttheir local repre-
p gt:'-SiasIItB asIItB las- l6alsS-41e: Rogue.
Il here were twenty-one cars from
tie .Payette Fruit Packing Co., con-
signed to the Gibson Fruit Co., of
Chicago. Three of the cars of
this long train, were the product of
Geo. Windle and Geo. w. Lattig, Mr..
Windle sending his two cars to
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Mr..
Lattig his car to New York.
The representatives of these diff
ferent firms had their respective
sections of this train nicely deeorat-
ed with immense banners bearing
the, firm names to whom the fruit
was consigned, and where the fruit
was grown, etc, thus carrying a
big advertisement for the Payette
valley apple.
Tuesday, November 18th, 1910,
chronicles the first whole train load
of apples to be shipped from Pay
cite. This is but the beginning.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
BIG WRECK ON
SHORT LINE
e)oIished Considerable Property
End Caused Loss of Life of Head
Arakeman and Fireman.

About 6 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing with orders to pass at Crystal
Station, which is about half way be
tween Payette and Weser, west
bound special freight ran into the
rear Section of the east bound
freight as it was taking the siding,
derailing the engine and nine cars.
srhe engine was whirled from the
track and lay on its side in the
ditch, pinning the head brakeman
and fireman in between the broken
off part of the cab and boiler,
where they were horribly mashed
And Sealded. The bodies were not
4 removed until about p. m. as it
was with much difficulty the bod
les were extricated.
D. P. Frey, the fireman, is sin
gle man and Wm Tinhorst, the
brakeman has family. Engineer
], Edward Selstead was hurled clear
of the engine and landed clear of
the wreck. He suffered a severe
eCncussion of the head and spine,
a scalding of the right hand ana
forearm.
The car to receive the full blow
was the emigrant car in which Chas.
Pferslch, with his household effects
and six horses were enroute from
Olympia, Wash, to Buhl, Ida. From
some miraculous cause or other, all
the horses and Mr. Pfersich escap-
sed, with but slight bruises. The
car was literally torn to pieces. Mr..
lPfersich was pinned under some OF
the vr2ckage and was pulled out
by James IT, Hill and one of the
brakemen;. with a little aid he was
able to walk to the caboose. He rel
aceived some numerous scalp wounds
and bruised back. AS soon as
che balance of the trainmen did all
!. iyefsy could to help the injured, they
] Ibspatehed the engine to Payette for
BfaSI. R. Woodward, the local rail
road physician and he was soon on
the ground and giving aid to the in
jured.
By ten o'clock the wrecking train
arrived in Payette and was soon
at the scene of the wreck and by
the middle of the afternoon had
things shifted around so that the
regular trains could pass by the
wreckage on the side track.
The two ''ponies" met at the
Wreck and transferred their passeng-
ers and each returned respectively
to Boise and Huntington.
{ The wreck occurring in Washing
ton county, the coroner Of that
county came up from Weiser and
took charge of the bodies and had
them removed to Weiser
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17

IC made in competition with aD
fruit growing districts OF the
Wed States. 1t is an honor that
DraAought to be proud OF as well.
MAUI seems that Southern Idaho has
If ted away with most OF the prize.
ty, she Congress, Boise winning first
National Bank Bull fS9%PgsTeial Sa7 gsge Dis
A gold sign adds to the appe,shs
anee OF your display window. See
Brubaker, Main street.
For sale-Hay delivered or in the
stack. Ind. phone so F. ct
For Sale-Four foot slab wood In
Quire of H. f. Lewis, Bell Phone
Payette, Idaho.
For Sale-Four foot slab wood In.
luire of H. F. Lewis. Bell Phone
'ayette, Idaho.
FOR Sale-Furniture. beds, rugs, tab
es' chairs, etc. Call opposite Episco.
al church. fourth house north.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
TRIP TO CALIFORNIA.

Last Thursday evening Jacob Sion.
eker-Uncle Jake as he is quite IA
miliarly known-was discovered to
be taking passage on No. s, via
Salt Lake city enroute for San Ber-
nadine, California. where he goes to
visit a sister whom he has not
seen for eight years. He will visit
with number OF his old @. A. r,
comrades at various points, while
in the Golden State.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
PROPERTY PURCHASED.

A short time ago, Dave Jeffries
nurcbased from his mother her
home property on west College
street and last Saturday disposed OF
it to Wright & Swanson, the deal
having been made through the
agency of the latter firm. Mr., JEFF
fries will continue to occupy the
premises until next spring.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
Payette Wins First
at Council Bluffs
-.,rrruusr.
vas standinr nmnnn !

was standing among his fellows
non OF the salon of the Independ,
artists. telling what art and life
lt to him. when he was approacb
y a matter Of fact citizen. who
Ied 10 know. Can you tell me-
'sked. looking straight into The
OF the great man. IF these here
pd pictures We're done by real arr.
n JUST amateurs| |-Argonaut
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
PAYETTE SECURES
SPRAY PLANT

Tuesday evening in this city the
final organization of company to
manufacture Rex Spray Compound,
was started off under full sail. The
preliminaries of this was started
last spring but owing to the lateness,
it was deemed best to defer the or
ganization until later, so from
that beginning it has had its COM
pletion in a formal, organized and
incorporated company. This will
be one of seven other such factories
located in different parts of the
United States for the manufacture OF
the renowned Rex Spray Compound.
1t is Incorporated and will be known
as the Payette Valley Rex Spray
Co., Ltd, with a capital stock of
$50, ,OO0.OO half of which has been
subscribed and fully paid, by local
men, all members of the Payette
Fruit Packing Co., of Payette and
Fruitland. The following were elect
ed as Board Of Directory for the
ensuing term;
President, F. o. Moburg of oma-
ha.
Vice President, R. H. Woods.
Treasurer, D. C. Chase.
Secretary and Manager, H. e.
Smith.
NJ. f. Albert, A. P. Scritchfield and
3 ]. Colburn.
Mr.. Moburg will remain ten days
or two weeks longer and help to le-
lect a site and get the building un-
der progress. Then he will have
one of his factory men sent here
to complete and equip the plant for
the manufacture of the product.
The factory when completed will
cost from S7,5OO.OO to s8,0O0.O0. The
new company will be given the
Southern Idaho and the adjoining
territory in Oregon, for the sale of
this product. They will also handle
arsenate of lead and other reliable
spray compounds.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
THE NOBLE DITCH COMPANY LTI

Idaho.
NOTICE.
Ihere is delinquent on the followin
described stock on account of as
sessment levied on the third day of
october 1910 and assessments pre-
yious thereto, the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respec-
1--WE share holders as follows:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
PURCHASED HOME IN THE CITY

Monday morning Albert Mathis
disposed of his house and lot on
east Mill street to Mrs. r. A. Crump
Of New Plymouth. This was former
W known as the Bartch property.
Mrs. Crump will move to their new
home within the next ten days. The
sale was consummated through the
agency of Wells & Maule.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

the NO ICE TO CREDITORS.
;rowtd Probate Court of the Conn
,ng canyon. State of Idaho.
lhe matter of the estate of Re
OF II White, deceased.
the ice Is hereby given by the nm
grat1J med executor of the estate ~
made1ca d1ca White, deceased, to tho
H-''I,ors or and all persons having
wors against the said deceased, re
doubt them with the necessarv
the {ers, within ten (IO) months af.
-aoaie first publication of this no
the said executor at her
che nee at Payette, Idaho. tbe
- being designated as the pIace
cone transaction of the business
a estate in the County of Can
State of Idaho. " an
ed Sept. 19, 1910.
A STELLA MOODY. Execu. /
stoped. 'eOecca "hite'
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
BIG DANCE.

There will be a dance held in the
opera house at Ontario on next Sat
urday evening. November 10. Ev-
eryone is cordially invited to attend
and have a big time
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Geo. w. McCombe, Minister.
Sunday Services.

Morning Worship II a. m.
Bible School 10 a. m.
B. Y. P. U. Junior 8 p. m.
BY. P. U. Senior $3.50 p. IN.
Song Service and Preaching 1880
p. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 1880
p. m.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
NOTES.

The subject Sunday morning will
be in keeping with the Thanksgiving
season.
In the evening the minister will
speak from the subject, 4The Cry
of a Burdened Soul"
There is a seat waiting for you
to occupy at the First Baptist church.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

Preaching Sunday II a. m
Bible School 10 a. m.
Junior Mission Study Class 3 p. m.
Christian Endeayor $3.50 p. m.
Preaching Sunday 1880 p. m.
Mid-week Prayer Meeting, Wed
nesday, 1889 p. m.