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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
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April sth. 1911.
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Burt venable. Postmaster
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

Tha starr d ,ola u man Hho
seat Into dras store aad asked
~ kalaoa * whiskey q canr
s''i goa ealssey uniess you want Il
tos msaseleai sleniifc Or mechaul.
sal Vsrpasss said che arakgls..
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purposes salt the man Nth the
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replied
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

You get what you pay for in Kem'
merer coal. It wiz not slack. Place
YOUR storage order with Wells &
Msule.
For sale-Hatching eggs. PAIRED
Rocks stoe per 20. S. J. Kenepp.
wanted-lte sacks OF FutatoeS--
G6rr1m Mercantile e.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
BREED NEW CLASS
or APPLES

Experiment. Now Being Carried on
May Prove invaluable TO Farmers
w. h. Wleks. Hortlculturist OF
University. Tells Of Work OF De-
partnent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
Esgs For Matching:

Kellerstrasse strain of Crystal
White Orpingtons, the great winter
layers. l.. S. Soule, Payette, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

We absolutely guarantee KEN.
merer coal not to slack. Place your
storage order with US.
Wells & Maule slways have coal
on hnn9.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

For sale--Eight horse power hsii.
- and engine complete Mrs. r. A.
Norwood. rayette. idaho. across
from depot.
Butter Wrappers printed ~ ihis of.
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

Eggs for Matching, Barred Ply
mouth Rocks and Buff Leghorns, 20
eggs for $1.00.-H. Gregory, Ind
phone 62-2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

Private money to loan on real
estate.-F. H. Lyon, Atty, Payette
National Bank Building.
For Sale-Fancy seed potatoes at
$l.5O per loo ID. at Johnson & ssn
Fruitland, Idaho.
For Sale-500 good Jonathan apple
trees. S. D. Thacker. 2t
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
SOUTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY.

Class OF Tventy-seven Given Bach
elor of Arts Degree.
Prof. Charles e. Bessey OF the University
Of Nebraska addressed the graduating
class of the University of South Dakota
Vermillion. at the twenty-ninth annual
commencement, June as. His subject was
Science in Modern Life" Twenty-seven
graduates of the College OF Science and
Arts received the bachelor of arts degree.
One OF the specially interesting features OF
the exercises was the comforting OF three
honorary degrees Doane Robinson, hts
torian, journalist and statistician, received
the degree OF NJ. A; Charles Herman Full
ton, president OF the School of Mines and
author of a valuable work on mining and
engineering, received the degree Of Sc. D..
and the Rev Edward Ashley, who has
spent thirty seven years of his life In
work for the advancement OF the Indians.
teaching them, training them. and trans
lating the Bible into their language for
them. was honored with the degree of
LII. ID.
The exercises closed with a selection by
the orchestra and a benediction by Rev.
Edward Ashley.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19

Christian church of Denver, delivered an
instructive and inspiring address upon
Life Ideals" at the graduation exercises
and Governor Chester H. Aldrich delivered
the inaugural address at the Inauguration
OF the new chancellor, William Oeschger.
Mr.. Oeschger graduated from Cotner in
the class OF 1894 and has since done three
years of work at the University of Chicago
and has come to his present position from
a twelve years pastorate with the First
Christian church of Vincennes, Ind. Chan
cellor oeschger is in the prime Of his life
so far as physical and intellectual power
Is concerned and has during his first year
Of service fully demonstrated his ability
to preside over and direct the affairs of
the university. There is every reason to
believe that the attendance next year Will
be materially increased as a result OF the
energetic and efficient field work done by
the new chancellor in Nebraska, South
Dakota, Minnesota, Kansas and other
states.
j. II. Hilton was elected lean OF the
college of liberal arts Prof. Hilton has
been associated with the university for
fifteen years and assisted largely In shap-
ing the present courses of study.
Governor Aidrich addressed the gradu-
ates and Samuel v. Cottner OF Omaha
founder of the school. was present.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19

Notable Features of the Twenty
Ninth AnnuaI Commencement.

Notable Features of the Twenty
Ninth Annual Commencement.
The twenty ninth annual commencement
Of Yankton college. held this year in con-
nection with the Dakota golden Jubilee
anniversary. came to a close with the an
nual town and college banquet az the Con-
gregational church pariors Thursday even
ing.
The college exercises of the week were ell
OF exceptional quality. as in keeping with the
exceptional occasion. Many fine addresses
were given during the week. most notable
Of which were the baocalaureate sermon
Sunday morning by the Rev. Henry Kim
ball Warren, LII. D.. president OF the col.
lege; the address before the Christian as
sociations OF the institution Sunday after
noon by the Rev. william H. Short. d. D.,
OF Sioux City, and the annual commence
ment address by the Rev. r. +. Rouse,
d. D., OF Omaha, on Wednesday. De-
grees and diplomas were conferred upon
large classes from the different depart
ments Of the institution--the college proper,
the academy the normal department and
the conservatory OF music.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
CLOSING DAYS OF The SCHOOLS
Tor and ex-county superintendent Ere
Marsh gave addresses.
WENTWORTH MILITARY SCHOOL
Close of the Thirty-Firut Year of Con-
tinuOus Operation.

Close of the Thirty-Ftrnt Year of Con-
tinuOus Operation.
Wentworth Military academy Lexington
Mo-, has just completed the thirty-first
year Of It's continuous operation, gradu-
ating twenty-three young men from nine
states and one foreign country. A large
number Of visitors were present during
commencement week, coming from all Sec
tons Of the country. All expressed them
selves as highly sratified with the work
Of the school and the results achieved In
the case Of their sons or wards
The following Is q list Of graduates; j. H.
Beer, Coloradoi W. r. Burleson. Iowa:
w. L. Butler. Tennessee; c. w. Duerig,
Nebraska; r. O. Eells, Colorado; T. 8.
Frerichs, Nebraska; J. A. Griffith, Mis-
souri,; c. r. 0undlach, Missouri; C. L. v.
Hedrick, Missouri; G. s. Hoag, Nevada;
ID. Y. Hornbuckie, Missouri; A. ". LAll,
wisconsin; r. A. Mcclellan, Old Mexico;
ID. t, Meter, Missouri; A J. NigE, Mis-
souri,; G. A. Randolph. Wisconsin; q. O.
Red, Kansas p. J. Sill. Missouri; @. A.
Slusher, Missouri; q. w. Springer, Kan
sas; n. l.. Stone. Nebraska; c. r. Vore
Oklahoma; q. r. Woodworth, Oklahoma
The outlook for the coming year Is mos,
fiatter1nR- with the general satisfaction
and content prevailing among the corn,
and the patrons Of the school every indi-
cation points to . larger attendance and
more prosperous year than ever for III.
coming session.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
WARRINGTON UNIVERSITY.

commencement Hxcrcises OF %. Louis
school 1S Fine Arts,
Tho commencement exercises of the 81.
Louis School of Fine Arts were held June
! but the exhibition Of students work re-
mained open through Juno Is
For work In black and white a silver
medal was awarded to wilfred b. Goddard
OF Conneaut. o.. and honorable mention
to Miss Ruth Fellxer Of 81. Louis.
In color Miss Viola Miller. who recently
won scholarship In the New York Art
STUDENTS league by her work IN Dor
traiture was declared out Of the competI-
tien and brIss Guilda Bringhurst received
houerabIs mention.
In modelling Miss Daisy Take received a
silver medal and IN ornamental modelling
Angelo C0rrubia received honorable men
ton.
In bookbindlng Miss Ruth LeCron re-
cetved honorable mention.
In pottery Miss Madeline Flint received a
bronze medal
In China decoration three contestants
were tied for first honors and no award
was therefore made. 1t being against the
rules OF the school to give more than one
silver medal in any one class These con-
testants were Mrs. Bulivant, Miss Anna
Kasper and Miss Helen Beal
The jury which made the awards was
made UP of william Henry Gruen, Mrs.
Kathryn f. Cherry and Oscar e. Berning-
haus. all artists outside the school.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
GRAND ISLAND COLLEGE.
commencement Followed by Cam
paiEn for Endowment.

commencement Followed by Cam
paiEn for Endowment.
Commencement exercises OF Grand
Island college began Saturday, June 3,
and closed Tuesday. June g. The sopho-
more contest in oratory was participated
in by ten members Of that class. The
first prize was won by Christian Soren-
son and the second prize by Fred suther-
land.
The sermon on Sunday morning before
the religious societies was preached by
President Sutherland. He chose a. his
theme THE Character OF Daniel" The
baccalaureate sermon was preached by
Rev. John Mathews of Omaha The ad-
dress to the graduates was delivered by
Or. q. b. vosburg of Denver. After the
address President Sutherland conferred
the degree of bachelor of arts upon eight
graduates as follows: Carrie Evalyn Al
ter Grace Caroline Bradburn. Mary Anna
Coon, Jesse Newton Davis, 1loise Eye,
William Dwight Edison, Walter William
Judkins and Pearl Nora Judkins. Most
of these graduates intend to teach and
received In addition to their diplomas first
grade certificates to teach. Lillian Suther-
land, a former graduate, also received a
professional certificate to teach.
At the meeting OF the board of trustees
1t was found that the expenses of the year
had been about $4,000. and that there was
considerable of a deficit to be provided
for. The board intends to cut down the
expenses for the year to come. The col
lege needs at least $4,000 a. endowment
to do the work that 1t IL now attempting
to do.
On the voluntary retirement Of DR..
George sutherland from the presidential
office. after eighteen years of service in
that capacity. the board passed resolu-
tons OF appreciation and commentator
and elected him president emeritus ],
w. Carpenter was for the twelfth time
chosen president OF the board Of trustees.
The new president. DIR. l. A. Garrison,
has seen several years of service as presi-
dent In another institution.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
KEARNEY MILITARY ACADEMY.
Fine Showing OF Students Work in
Various Departments,

Fine showing of Students Work in
Various Departments.
The kings own weather" greeted the
largest class that Kearney Military
academy has ever graduated on wednes-
day morning, May 81, 1911. Service in the
chapel was followed by dress parade and
competitive drills, which occupied the most
Of the morning, Then the visitors inspected
a fine exhibition OF work done in the
manual training department. under the
supervision of w, C. Nelson.
In the afternoon the commencement
exercises were held in the large study hall
OF the academy. The address to the class
was made by Rt. Rev George Allen
Beecher, whose short and telling speech
ELECTED hearty applause from the boys,
After the presentation OF the diplomas TO
the graduating class, various medals and
prizes were awarded. and the officers
named for the coming year. Ward Baum
wart OF Omaha was appointed captain Of
the school.
Among the guests present were. Mrs.
Hailer and Miss Todd Omaha; Mr.. and
Mrs Templeton and Mr.. spaulding. Mus
kogee. okl.; Mrs. Marble, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Miss Levy, Colorado Springs; Mr. and Mrs.
Martin, Broken Bow: DR.. and Mrs. Evans,
Columbus; Miss Meyers, Paxton Mrs.
Hopkinson, Sioux City, Ia; Mrs. Tappan,
North LNup, and Mr.. sieyers, Grand Island.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
PLAZA HOTEL NEARLY READY
view Building wnl Ne Opened 20
PublSs AbOut First OF Next
MOnth.


omaha's newest hotel tho Plaza, now
tsing finished at Fourteenth and Howard
will open for business about July l. VIII
lam J. Fisher. the manager, has been In
Omaha for some time directing the com
lletion OF the contractors work and will
AXE charge OF the furnishings. Shipments
" chairs. rugs, and beds have already
Begun and will soon be put In place.
The hotel has seven floors and tho six
quest floors have nine rooms each.
One Of the few automatic, elevators in
he city is already installed and guests
IAN go up and down without the aid Of
IN elevator boy as pressing a button starts
ind stops the lift as desired. The floors
ire connected also with front and back
Nairs The construction OF the building js
lohd and substantial. steel and similar ma
lerial being used wherever possible Fire
lroisetlon 10 afforded not only by the fire
proof material. but also by the wide stair
way fire escape which 10 accessible in the
aar from every corridor
"rhe new house will cater 70 commercial
md theatrical trade" said William ].
Fisher, the manager, II was for q long
dine In the theatrical business myself and
lave large acquaintance among the
,sopls OF the theater and want to make
his the sort Of a place that they like to
hsit, We will furnish sample rooms for
lrummers and will cater to the best OF
~ classes"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
BRIEF CITY NEWS
nave Root Print II.

Have Root Print ~.
Electric Fans--Rurgess-orandsn
Buy Dundee Home Of owner for S2,sOO.
saving commission. D-sO or H-bSA
John Grant PegR aieH--John Grant
fegg city Inspector Of weights and meas
ures, H. confined to his home under the
care OF a physician.
ColOnists for California;. T. wriaht Of
the Trowbridge Bolster company left on
the Union Pacific Friday, having eight
people for the Lutheran colony NJ Red
Bluff, Cal. Several more Will follow in a
few days.
Corporation Tax About Due - Notices
have been sent out by the internal revenue
department 20 the effect that cor
Loration taxes are due on or before June
90. II not In by that time q penalty will be
placed against the lax corporations.
Howard Files for Sheriff - jeremiah
Howard is showing his friends a recent
for ~ showing that he has paid his filing
Zee and Is now a full Pledged candidate for
the office of sheriff OF Douglas county. He
is positive in his assertion that he will be
the next sheriff.
&edioal Men 80 West special train
carrying eastern members of the American
Medical association passes through Omaha
the afternoon Of June q. over the Buriins-
ton, bound for Los Angeles 70 the annual
convention Of the association TO be held
there next week.
view sOcisty PormsA-''The Merrymak-
ers'' L. the name OF new organization
of Trinity cathedral which was formed
Thursday evening at a meeting at Jacobs
Memorial hall to promote more sociability
among the young people OF the parish. It
q - Of hOAk. M
women.
Board RSeOasidSrs Assessment Out
Upon a motion made by Peter r. Eisasser
In a meeting of the Board Of Equalization
Saturday morning, the board voted to re-
consider it's action of Friday IN cutting
down the assessment OF the street railway
company from t7.OOOO00 to t6.s00.0Oo The
reduction was, made upon the assertion Of
the company that a clerical error had
been made in making out the schedule.
GEotto NOW an UnOlo--Diok GrottA.
chief clerk IN the building inspectors Of
flee. strutted about his bailiWiok satur-
Cay morning az proudly ~ q peacock.
Dick wore q smile that just wouldn't come
OF. and the more he pOndered over the
cause Of said smile tho broader II grew.
Tho cause of Dicks smile was a little baby
boy that arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
AIRS. Arthur LandAueT Of LINCOLN, H.,
Friday afternoon. Mrs.. Landausr was
formerly Miss Blanche orOtte. sister Of thu
joyial Dick. 90 It's Uncle Dick' from
now on. II you please.
Colonel 01zb 0EAeEnizsd - The coiored
people OF Omaha and Kansas City have or
ganized q club here 70 be known a. the
Olympic Circle. II II to be an exclusive
organization. msuibership 20 be secured
only through invitation Ths first Thurs.
1ay OF each month has been deSigHated f0I
regular meetings. which win Be in tts
form of PARTIES heid ~ Alamo han. q. a
Garrett win have charge OF the arrange.
unsnts for the meetings. The HembesshiT
tnciuaess among Othars. DR.. Lowe. d.
Jackson. O. w. obsr. oen2tal seott, Mia
Hattie z Ranks. MSsS MARI Belle Bryant
Mr% Rnth ssay. Mrs osnsrsi so0tt and
Miss Ethel Terry
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
DOCS FRANTIC BARKING
SAVES LIFE or YOUTH


LRsals Joe TeRewtaz owes hin ME 20 his
DOG ana Psesr Ton0uisx. fhe i.d's father.
and tbs whole Tonowitz fhnally ere today
retuaeamg NJ South Omaha Tia little yel-
sgw dog has q hOnna f1r RcA
JOa fen fnto tairty-foot well yesterday
afternoon near hia homo 40 Tweaty-aln1h
nnd J str~ssA TIE mother knew tha boy
was VaaSSnx with his pat and did not
WOsTJ. blt the aninars frantic barking
In a little while alarmed Asr aud. rushing
out, shs raw the dos stretched cut over
tho edge OF the well As fnr as he could
reach. while from tho depths came the
feeble cries OF her SON
Tho boy, cLnging to the well bucket. was
pulled out half drowned
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
AUGUsTANA COLLEGE.
Lutheran InstitutiOn at Rock Island
Graduates Large Class.

Lutheran InstitutiOn at Rock Island
Graduates Large Class.
The Joint commencement exercises Of
Ausustana College and Theological semi
nary, Rock Island, ILL.,, extended through
the week beginning May Is. Fifty stu
dents were graduated from two depart-
ments OF the college and forty-two from
the theological seminary. President @. A.
Andreen preached the baccalaureate SER
mon.
The senior class day exercises OF the
college took place Monday evening. Ad-
dresses were delivered by J. A. Reinemund,
Paul II. Andreen, Albert F. Schersten and
Philip J. Sodergren. The class poem was
presented by c. p. Aberg Musical seIeo-
tons were rendered by the Misses Phoebe
Lljedahl, Ethel Asklof. Anna Llndquist
and by the class octet, the class as a
whole singing the class song.
tuesday forenoon the commencement
exercises OF the business college were held.
After hymn by the audience prayer by
Rev. Marion Humphreys Of Rock Island
ana violin solo by Miss Helene Fors-
berg. Rev. C. E. Hoffsten Of Chicago de-
livered the commencement address on the
subject The Value Of q Christian Busl-
negs Training"
The great event Of the week was the
dedication of the Denkmann memorial H.
erary on Wednesday. DR.. Edward T.
Horn pastor OF Trinity Lutheran church,
Reading. Pa. delivered the dedicatory ad.
dress. Numerous congratulatory kilograms
and letters we're received during the day
by the authorities of the institution from
President William II. Taft Governor
Charles s. Deneen, Governor Eberhart OF
Minnesota. Bishop Won scheele Of Sweden,
who has willed to Augustana his large prl-
vate library, and from many colleges and
universities In the middle west.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19

Twenty students Graduated from the
DIfferent Glasses.


Tv-enty students Graduated from the
Diffsrent Glasses.
Franklin academy. q well known pre-
parstory school in southern Nebraska,
celebrated its thirtieth anniversary in De
cember. The class which graduated June
7 was composed OF twenty young men and
women Of sterling character. ability and
promise. AZ to courses they we're divided
as follows:
Classical-Ada Hester. Franklin; Ethel
Major smithfield; Vera A. Mccoy, I'm
perial.
scienufic--Corda Arnold, Franklin; will
lam c. Dahnke, Stratton; Lucilla Frazell.
Ough; Hazel Haines, Franklin; Harold Nc
Coy, Imperial; Jay onderkirk, Franklin;
Arthur Piatt, Franklin; Vernle B. Powers,
Frankiin; Leon Samuelson. Hildreth; Yer
non Bush. Naponee.
Normal-Elsie NJ Bfliups, Franklin.
Business-Mrs. Mae Corder, oraflno;
Ernest Larson, Hildreth.
Music--Gladys Cowies, Franklin; Hazel
Rogers. Franklin; Nellie Tucker. Reams-
vile. Kan; Manota vedder. Franklin.
OF these five are planning to 80 at once
to college. five will teach for the present
and five will post in Franklin academy
next year.
Two excellent programs were rendered
by the graduating class. The class day
exercises were staged upon the campus
and the graduating exercises in the church
Scholarships 20 the value OF 500 and So
in Doane college were presented TO the
highest honor graduates, Miss Lucille
FraEell OF oush and Miss Vera A. Mccoy
OF Imperial.
A campaign Is now in progress 10 secure
funds for new brick building to cost al
least $1,000. Funds have been pledged to
the amount Of $500,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
IS YOUR HAIR STREAKED WITH
GRAY? GRAY HAIR MEANS ACE.

ardize their future simply by allowing
the gray hair to become manifest. If
your hair has become faded or gray, try
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
q preparation which chemist by the
name Of Wyeth devised a few years ago.
II lie simple, inexpensive and practical,
and will Danish the gray hairs In a few
days. 1t Is also guaranteed to remove
dandruff and promote the growth Of the
hair.
It is a pleasant dressing for the hair,
and after using II few days itching and
dryness of the scalp entirely disappear.
This preparation 10 offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and Ii
recommended and sold by all druggists.
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.,
and Owl Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
Your NsIEhbor,s Nnpersense.

How you may profit by H. Take Foley
Kidney Pills, Mrs. Il. q. Whiting. SO
willow ST., Akron. o., says; For some
Tine ! had q very serious case OF kidney
fouble and ] suffered with baekaches and
bKEy headaches. had specks floating BE-
ore my eyes and felt all tired out and
miserable. ] saw Foley Kidney Pills ad-
,ertised and got a bottle and took them
IccordinG to directions and results showed
nmost at once. The pain ana diary head
ches left me, my eyesight became clear
md today ] can say I am q well woman
banks 70 Foley KidAsy PiilA" Fer sale
y all druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-19
GRAcELAND COLLEGE,
Appropriate Exercises Brins Success
fuI Year 40 a CIose,

Appropriate Exercises BriaE Success
full Year 90 n Close.
Sraesland college, Lamont Ia, closed a
successful year with appropriate recitals
and other commencement functions. Prof
w. c. Wilcox of the University Of Iowa de-
liVered the commencement address At 10
o'clock June a. His subject was The Pres
ent Crisis in American History" Thirty
graduates from all departments speaks we'll
for the thorough work done In this college
enc OF an erollment OF lSS. This enrolment
is from about twelve states and two for
eign countries Courses are maintained in
the following departments. collegiate, pre-.
psrstory. normal, commercial. oratory.
music, manual training. offering a large
vsFiety of courses.