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The Washington times., 1911-05-17
ANSWERS TO QUERIES SENT BY READERS TO
The Times Question Box
Times Inquiry Department:

Times Inquiry Department:
Win you please give me the proportions
OF salt and ice TO be used in making gallon
on ice cream?
There was recently trained nea circus
In the city. OF course. they were not COM
mon heas. Can you tell me anything ABOUT
them? Very truly. SUB
A very excellent ice cream recipe
calls for ten pounds of ice and two
quarts of rock salt to a gallon freez-
er. Great care must be taken to pound
the ice fine, which must be finer at the
commencement of the operation than
later. The ice should be packed about
the ice cream cylinder three inches
deep, then salt one inch, and so on
until the freezer is filled. AS the Ice
melts away. 1t should be renewed,
and after the cream is frozen 1t should
be covered, and allowed to stand at
least two hours.
am told that the little fleas in the
trained flea circus were ordinary dog
fieas, which were trained through in
finite patience and pains by the man
who exhibited them. Trained flea
circuses are the common thing in
England. but are somewhat new in
this country.
The Washington times., 1911-05-17
Times Inquiry Department:

Will you please publish a process for rid
ding my plants from little green bugs which
cover the stems of my plants, and the under
side Of the leaves? Ny plants are slowly
dying, 50 / would be thankful II you will
publish the answer as soon as convenient.
Very truly. Mrs. U. G. B.
First put the plants into a closet
from which you have cleared every
thing else, and set on the floor a pan
containing refuse broken tobacco.
Light the tobacco and shut up the
closet for four or FIVE hours. Soak the
pots in tobacco tea, made by pouring
hot water upon tobacco leaves or
stems, and let IT cool You can sweep
up the little green bugs by the thou
sands after having burned the tobac-
co. and to make sure that none Of
them will come to life. burn them as
you sweep them up.
The Washington times., 1911-05-17
Times Inquiry Department:
Times Inquiry Department:

Times Inquiry Department
am to be graduated from high school in
June, and would like to ask you to give me
come advice about a graduating dress. Do
you think white dotted swiss would be
pretty? How shah ! have Il made?
Very truly, HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
II you are slender. you might have
your graduation dress made with high
waist line. but II you are inclined to be
stout, have it made with normal
waist line. or in one-piece style. White
dotted swiss would be very pretty. or a
nne sheer batiste would also be pretty.
as both launder we'll. Have yoke out
The Washington times., 1911-05-17
Times Inquiry Department:

Times Inquiry Department:
Can you tell me what will cure red nose ?
| am much annoyed by this disagreeabl
blemish, and am sensitive about II that
] do not appear the street without a veil
Summer is coming and l cannot wear a veil
through the warm weather, so appeal to the
Inquiry Department of The Times to help
me out. Very truly. LUCILLE.
A red nose calls for careful, general
hygiene. Wear warm clothing, take a
quick bath every morning, avoid all
highly seasoned food, especially tea, and
keep out of doors as much as possible.
Red noses, when they are not caused by
alcoholic excesses. are caused by errors
of the circulation. Anything that will
take the blood from the nose to other
parts of the body will prove effectual
Spray your nose for five minutes every
night and morning with cold water, and
after this massage the rse. rubbing
away from the tip, thus Starting the
newly aroused blood in the way II should
go. Drink a great deal of water and
apply to the nose a weak solution of
spirits of camphor. This treatment, If
continued, will cure your offending
member.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21

gated his past aud gave his candl'
dacy their approval
In Wow OF the fact that the cam.
palgn WAS conducted on those
grounds Il was certainly due the
people OF Payette that any informa.
ton .ouching upon the quality OF
the man they had elected 10 the
Highest office within their slit. should
be given them knowing tho facts.
IL Is up 10 them It does not con
eern the editor OF this paper one
whit what Mayor nrannock Is. who
he Is. OF where no came from. Per
sonaily Ne are not interested. on
y - ssT ~ II touches upon the pub
Tic good Of this city and the poo-
pie nov belng advised may takothclr
own course
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Sew
enth Judicial District of the State
of Idaho, in and for the County OF
Canyon.
VIM. A. Rifle and Sarah E. Rifle,
Plaintiffs, VS.. Alice E. Parker, w.
Mcintosh, Jarvis Conklin Mortgage
Trust Co., Bunnell G. Emo Investment
Co. & Lewis S. outcalt, Defendants.
The State of Idaho sends greeting
to the above named defendant.
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiffs in the
District Court of the Seventh Judicial
District, State of Idaho, in and for
the County of Canyon and to answer
the complaint filed therein "a copy
of which is hereto attached) within
twenty days Exclusive of the day of
service) after the service on you of
this summons, if served within this
district; or if served out of this
district, within forty days. The said
action is brought to quiet title in
plaintiffs to the following described
land, to-wit: North Half OF South
west quarter Of Section 2 Township
Z North, Range 3 West of the Boise
Meridian, in Canyon County. Idaho
and to forever debar you and each
of you from claiming any right. title
or interest in or to said property or
any part thereof, all of which more
fully appears from plaintiffs COM +,
plant which has been filed in the |
above entitled court copy of which |
IS hereto attached and made a part |
hereof.
And you are hereby notified. that
( you fail to appear and answer the
aid complaint, as above required.
he said plaintiffs will apply to the
curt for the relief demanded in
aid complaint.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21

} Therefore. in the name of tht
Board of Education, l throw out thi:
challenge to any club, organization Oh
group who may express a wish fol-
these things in the Payette Schools
The challenge is: DO YOU MEAN
WHAT YOU SAY TO THE EXTENT
OF BEING WILLING TO PAY THE
PRICE?
The Board has been figuring on
these things for years. Two years
ago in February, attended the Ma
tional superintendent Meeting in
indianapolis and visited four of the
best Manual Training and Domestic
( Science schools in the middle west.
The Board paid my railroad fare and
in addition ! spent a good portion
of a months salary getting ideas
and plans for this work. Up to the
present time these ideas and plans
remain on paper with no chance to
realize on them. Next February. l
propose TO repeat my hunt for the
very best and latest things in edu-
cation for the Payette Schools, but
! am wondering whether it will be
worth while.
Somehow can not feel that this
resolution OF the Grange has hol-
low ring. | want to shout my APP
plause for this indication of their
willingness to stand by the Board.
WIN not other organizations follow
this lead and indicate to the Board,
in no uncertain way. that they want
these things and are willing to pay
the price.
l confess | have been discouraged
and do not want to stay. much long
err, with a school system that is
content TO drift along and watch its
noighbors outstrip It, without any
effort to keep up with the process
sion. but the Grange resolution adds I
It has been long pull I
and dark night, but. methinks, we
IAN now see the faint glimmer of
he dawn of better day for the
'ayette Schools.
Again I say. HURRAH FOR PAY I.
1TTB GRANGE NO. Al.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21

rollment of 525. They have NOR,
school room than Payette with $50
enrolled Their High School of 90
has twice as much room as Payette
with 1S1 Qncluding the cage up in
the attic.)
Weiser has two grade buildings
and one designed exclusively for
High School The enrolment In
weiser is 775 as compared with Pay
cites $50 In two buildings.
Caldwell has three grade buildings
and one High School with approx
mately tho same enrolment as Pay
cite, -maybe a little more.
A comparison with our neighbors
In the per capita cost of education
will make us feel uncomfortable al
so.
Take this to think about. Boise put
n little more than 100000 into her
school system last year. The school
enrolment for the year was 1000.
The cost OF running the Payette
schools was about $4,000 The en-
rollment was about 900.
Boise spent more than ten times
ss much on education last year as
Payette and on less than five times
as many pupils. The people of Boise
think the education of their child.
rem is worth sac a year. The per
capita In Payette averages a little
more than $40.
Do YOU need to ask me why Boise
is fast forging 20 the front and is
even now one OF the best school
systems In the northwest, while Pay.
etc is surely drifting to the other
end OF the procession
DO you need to ask me why Boise
can have specialists in Domestic Sci. /
ence. Manual Training. Physical Gull I
ture. Playground Work. School NURSE. I
and ono OF the best courses In Agri- 4
culture In the United States in sec
ondary schools.
There is but one answer. Boise
i Wiling 70 pay the price. We are 4
not
People often ask me why we do
lot employ Manual Training and
Domestic Science teachers. Various
hubs and organizations pass resolu-
ions, but each succeeding question
md resolution has sound that is )
little more hollow to me than Z
Is predecessor.
school, taxes are less in Payette ~
han In any other place OF its class a
a the State Of Idaho. &
These are ugly facts and / do not a
put them before the people 4
I Payette, especially at this time 1,
hen people are getting ready to e
ay taxes and, because of adverse a
they are really burden d
'me to many this year, but if PEG. G,
e say they want these things they h
Iould know what the conditions are Al
ID what it takes to have them. fo
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21
EoR SALE

Rev. Geo. II. Turner offers for
sale, at his residence. one roll.top
office desk, one revolving office chair
one sectional book case Csix sections
with base and top9 and a consider
able portion of his library. Sunday
School teachers and religious work
ors can secure standard works on
the Bible for fraction of their orig
inal cost, while many works of gen
eral interest win be sold. Books
are very heavy. aud Mr.. Turner
does not want to pay freight on
considerable number of the books on
his shelves. Inquire at the manse on
any forenoon, or make appointment
for other hours by phone.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21
W TO ma paopla.

To read the editorial Ia the stock
company paper Ia uhieh liberal
savplf o. whiiswash "a given the
easrxcs a. preferred against May.
Or sir@nnock BY A. A. Hoagea u Ca.
iax virxinla. supported % two aft.
aaslis and 10 which the eiaim is
mAae thAs she eoinsax 10 Hight OF
she sterg was made possible b. a
pios sossefsa ia i'ayette for political
p9rposes. l. 10 !Aagh. Jess whe
noalA foster plot against our May
~ Il q paxkle % ae The assertion
tAa. she STORY Il result ~ a poiiti-
cal plos fosiersd IN fsiotte = tho
feslrst huneausse The oaiy theory
thss b plausible - that the ssls-
4ses 81 fh4 parties claiminx the
pfone have ~ssiten the letters
an1 sH Sealing shem communicated
~ita enoaah peeple sh4t The affair
aalxhk naFeiy breoae pahli<. n the
g@sep2s ~ tayette aeairs 70 overlook
tAe@s sAaFxss & u Absolutely lmn,a.
isriei to fbc ediser AZ THIS paper.
Thss ms re4ks1ses eoncernea In tho
affair shoaia nos forxes shem. 40
as&tses hou lpns tbs time. h no sur
ss7lse b ~ The rubiig ferxets many
erpDss, Bat sae wren9ed one and
shose re'Ased genesalls never foswel.
sssseelail, uspags Of certain char
aeser. The eampaisn last spring
ean conducted Oh a moral ground
AID tbs people os this eily were
told b. the ateck company paper
during ihas campaign that the can !
lldste for mayor on The ticket be- 4
Dg Eapp0rtea b. II vas a man OF
'mgnesiioaablo reputation aud one
shose past life would lead them
0 oesiese he was competent 10 give
, the city progressive clean adj
Illustration. The people were ask
70 support him. not because Of
'eir knowledge OF him. or his past
cord. but because few who had
lown him for six months investi- 4
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21
GRANGE RESOLUTION.
Continued from Page !

Continued from Rage !
specially prepared herself for DO
nestle Science work We hoped that
sentiment would so crystalline around
Miss Cree that Domestic Science
would become an integral part OF
the work for this year. but there
was not square foot of space nor
dollar Of money In sight for the
venture and Miss Cree went else
whore for the work for which she
has fitted herself
Last summer a man was found
who had specially prepared himself
Tor Manual Training, He was im-
medatoly employed In the hope
that before the end of the year
We could develop enough sentiment
20 Justify putting In the work. win
Mr. Hargroye find Il necessary at
the end OF the year. n he wishes
to get into Manual Training work.
TO seek a field elsewherog
This year. for the first time. the
Board Of Education had chance
to secure for the school system. the
necessary funds for this work. but
immediately they were besleged by
scores OF taxpayers. who constant
" urged them to cut the tax rate
from 20 mills down. down. aud still
further down to mills. The Board.
having IN mind their Wish to add
to the efficiency OF the school sys-
TEN. wanted to stop at s mills. but
NO, the tax payers would not have
& 80. As consequence. the dis
trict will finish the year in debt.
aud the Board viii be absolutely an
able. as reliable business men ad-
mnlstering the schools on business
principles, to take single step
forward
sincerely hope that this reso-
luton win not "dic b0ruln." but
that Il viii become y realization be.
foro auotAer year.
What viii Il take TO keep Il
aiivcf There Ia not squaro foot
u space in either building for Of.
'ective equipment for either Manual
Training or Domestic Science. nor
i there dollar In sight for equip.
neut or material.
Il viii take a little money to keep
hat resolution alive. believe that
he Grange Is sincere enough to
'ack up the Board with a request
or a levy OF one mill Cor the cs-
abIlshment OF Manual Training and !
ne mill for Domestic Science. This
lust provide. not only for material Y
nd instruction, but the building or 0
ant OF a room. There should be In y
ach building one vacant room for p
lis work. c.
A little comparison with our neigh s.
MS will furnish something to p
hew on. 81
Ontario has a present school en- al
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21

Given under my hand and the seal
of the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Ida
no, in and for the County of Canyon
this 18th day of December in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and eleven.
GEO. w. STOVEL, Clerk.
F. H. LYON, Attorney for PLAINTIFFS
Residing at Payettee, Idaho.
First pub. Dec. 21st, last Jan. 20.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21
pAysrrg PEOPLE CHALLENGED.

Elsewhere We publish timely ar
tlele hy superintendent }. " Turn.
er OF the Payette schools. Il Is
we'll worth the time u viii take
20 read :, and well worth cousldcfa.
ton ~ the hands Of the patrons Of
the eehoola IA this article he fac.
90 tho prablcms brought up "a a can
aid manner and deals la cold hard
facts regarding the situation In the
schools Of thls city In the name
OF tho board OF education he ehal-
lengos the people Of this section re,
earflng the schools 90 you mean
VIA, you say TO the extent that
you are willlpg 20 pay the price
That - tho challenge Mr. Turner
throws out 20 the patrons OF tho
schools u this district The reason
for the article il plainly that from
sime 70 time numerous societies and
organizations have passed resolutions
fayorins certain ehasg,s 81 our
school system and certain im.
provsmeuts yet withai this they
hare never come forward With the
necessary mcaus 10 accomplish what
hey seem 10 desire That we
'oald have these improvements there
. no doubt bat the fact remains
hat Tor every Improvement that W.
Eet w mus, be willlag 70 pay the
,riec.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21

Come to our store for your Xmas
trees.-Giesler Bros.
For Sale-Good alfalfa hay. Hen
ry Sick, Payette, Idaho.
For Sale-Hay and horses. McIn-
tyre & Lawrence, Payette. IL
Lost-A blue chatelaine watch.
Finder return to Enterprise office
and get reward.
Lost-The signet end of watch
Ioo with initials R. E. B. on same
also a signet ring with K. w. Find
er return to Golden Rule store.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21
List of Unclaimed Letters q

Remaining in the postoffice at Pay
cite, Idaho, for the week ending, De-
cember 16, 1911.
VIM. Nj. Bibby.
Mrs. Pattie Cochran.
Mrs. May Crawford.
Ray Henry 2.
Robert F. Looney.
w. NJ. McKendrick.
Harry Phipps.
c. F. Soldier & Son.
Frances Wright.
Burt venable, P. NJ.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21

Iost--A thirV.shlrty rlflo some
whero between T.. y. shorts rost
dsnee In Fayette and his ranch ON
Payctie river Rifle has name OF }.
c. Boise. Finder return to p n.
Short
Lost Near High School grounds a
gold framed pair OF glasses with a
small nick In left eve tense. Finder
return to Enterprise office.
Wanted at Once-A good set OF
dou0le buggy aud work harness with
out collars. II. j. Brewster.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21
XMAS PHoToeRAPHs.

Latest mountings, styles and tones
Van Graven's Studio, Payette, Ida.
Successor to Bates Studio.)
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21

tario has a present school en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24

PORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE F


This will be the big week of the year
for the university athletes.
The baseball team will play its open
ing game OF the intercollegiate schedule
in Logan next Thursday with the e. Y.
c. Friday game will be played with
the Utah Aggies on the Logan field Sat
urday afternoon, on Cummings field. the
initial dual track meet OF the season will
be held between the university and the
Is. Y. u. of Provo.
Coach Fred Bennion has been working
hard and believes his men will carry off
the honors In the state meet to be held
two weeks after the dual meet with
Provo The Provo team looks stronger
this year In many of the events than IT
has ever been before. Richards. star
of the Murdock academy Of Beaver last
year, is looked to for great things. Last
year, in the high school track meet, he
carried off four places incidentally MAX
ing high school record of over twenty
two feet in the broad jump. This year
Coach Eugene Roberts of the Provo
school believes he is good for places in
the dual meet and lines him up In the
Slope" for the pole vault the hammer
throw and both the high and broad
jumps.
Bennion's strong line this year Will be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24
Huesser May BurE
Opening Game for
Salt Lakes Colts

Ernie Heusser. the speedy soutbpaw
now with the Murray State leaGuers. is
expected TO join Cooley's Union brushers
today.
Cooley and Heusser negotiated for sew
eral DAYS. but could not reach an agree
ment. 1t was reported Sunday that they
had come to terms and that Heusser Will
atiiN his signature 10 n contract to hurl
for the Salt Lake Union lcaguers for
the season of 1911.
Cooley is in need of southpaw. as
lcft-handed batters are said TO have a
big majority i'm the Union circuit. and
IL is believed that the addition OF Heusser
would strengthen the Colts hurting staff
wonderfully. Heusser is In excellent con-
dition and il is possible that he will be
sent TO the mound against "Scrapny
Bill Joyces gang al the opening OF the
Union league season here Tuesday after
noon If his signature to 4 contract is
obtained
Heusser has worked under Cooley be-
fore. I'm 1905 the southpaw hurled
short time for the Topeka Western as
sociation team. Of which Cooley was own
CT and playing manager and captain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24
TROLLEY LEAGUE
IN THIRD SERIES
MarrOttas and Backmans Main
tain Lead With Percentage
of 1000 Each.

The third series of games in the Troll
ley league was played Sunday. Only two
teams, The Marrotta. and the Backman
mines. maintain percentages OF 1000
The Marrottas defeated the n. G.. Il.
nine on Utah field 10 to 8. This probably
was the most exciting game OF the series.
With the score tied in the ninth. Fair
weather OF the Marrottas made a home
run with a man on bases. The n. 6. r..
In its half, got two men to third. but
could not count
Batterles-Jones and Hesa; Trescder
Ray and Johnson.
The Motor club beat the Canyon Ath-
letic club at Liberty park IS To II. This
game was marred by frequent disputes.
Batteries-Elart and Morrictty; Gala
ger and Young.
The Backman \, c. defeated the Emer-
son club 10 TO I on the Davis field. By
water. for Backman. pitched seven in
nings without a hit
Batteries-Chowles. Bywater and Pet
erson: Arnold. Felt and Johnson.
The S. l.. Wire and Iron Workers de-
feated the Westsidc A. c, on the Pa
Cific grounds Ii 10 Z.
Battcrics-Harrow and Hanson; Clay
ton and Ryan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24
RETAL|ATE FOR
SATURDAY CAME
"Scrappy Bill" Joyce's Men
Trim Ogden State Brushers,
6 to 2.
1900 SEE UNION LEAGUERS
IN Ninth INNING RALLY
Helena Views Irby's Senators
On Final Exhibition Be-
fore Opening.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 23.-More than 1000 fans.
enthused by yesterdays defeat Of the
Mssoua club by the Ogden State
leaguers. went out this afternoon to see
the feat duplicated. but instead they wit
messed the downfall of Dad" Glnlins
men, to ..
The game was in the air until the
ninth inning. The Union leaguers were
only one TO the good when Jensen, who
arrived in the city from Brigham TO pitch
his first game, suffered a slight relapse
in the final round. One pass and three
hits came over and even the copper
lined support sprung a leak. Three mis-
takes were made and the result was four
runs
In their final time UP the State
lcaguers threatened to emulate the claim
OF Jim Jeffries, but they We're soon sub
dued. Wessler connected and scored
when kutina. who was sent UP for Gin1-
lin. poled one TO right for two Install
mepts- This ended the near "come back
Dashbeck, new man In Joyce's lineup,
showed up strong with the stick.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-24
ON FINAL EXHIBITION.
Senators Beat Fast Amateur Team to I
Before Good Crowd.

HELENA. Mont. April 23.-Charlie
lrby had his Helena Senators out on ex-
nlpl.lon ms aIsernoon tor Ine las. ume
when. next Tuesday, the Helena team
will PLAY Great Falls on the grounds OF
The latter
Helena fans are pretty we'll satisfied
with the team Irby has secured. and re-
gard II as exceptionally strong in stick
work. Baseball enthusiasm is high here.
and already ''the pennant for Helena"
is the watchwoId.
This afternoon. in almost freezing
temperature, 500 fans turned out to see
the game between the leaguers and the
Smoke house team. n fast amateur or
ganiZaIio The game developed into a
pitchers battle between Fluhr. a high
school hoy and aspirant for league hon
ors. ald Big Fox. Irby's latest twirler.
Score; x. H. z.
Helena ........... .....s,.,.s....s..4
SmoSehouse ...,..............,.1 3
Battcrics-Fox and Downs. Fluhr and
MastcrDole.