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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27
THE TOM JONES DRUG STORE.

Monday May LIST Tom Jones will
open his new drug store in the
I Woodward building for the inspection
OF the public. The spacious. well
built Woodward building has been ele
gantly fitted for the new sore am
with the entire floor covered with
linoleum and the fixtures al new
spie and span certainly presents a
neat appearance. The space appoint
ed for the display of patent medi.
cines Is all cabinet work built in
and the medicines enclosed in glass.
In one corner OF the front end of
the building w. K. Jones occupies
some space with a jewelry repair de-
partment and neat line of jewelry.
Next to this an elegant Becker soda
fountain OF the most approved sani-
tary type testifies TO the fact that
the thirsty may quench their thirst
at the new drug store this summer.
Across the room from the soda foun.
tain delightful little booths provide
for the enjoyment of cool drinks
and ice cream while should one de-
sire to entertain private party fine
accommodation Of this kind is pro-
yided for In the balcony of the
room. In speaking of the fountain
service Mr.. Jones stated, "For the
past two years since | have been
IN Boise have been fortunate in be-
ing connected with some Of the most
expert soda water and soft drink
dispensers In the state and in add.
ton TO the usual line Of drinks car
ried at fountain we shall carry
special line that will undoubtedly win
favor with the people of Payette.'
For number of years T. e. Jones
conducted drug business in Payette
and those who were his patrons at
that time will look forward with con.
siderable Interest to May list, the
day upon which he will again be
ready to serve the public. On the
opening day free Ice cream, free
soda waters and free cigars will be
dispensed to all callers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27

the piano teacher learned long ago.
that tho pupil not the teacher. must
do the practleing, We shall lead
our children as did the immortal
founder Of the kindergarten. back
from theories 10 the realities OF &C.
tuai life We shall purpose more
wisely aud never administer until
We have diagnosed We shall no
longer treasure with such sacred care.
our normal school notebook OF de.
rlees and attempt 10 drive round
pegs into square holes, A better day
IN education Is dewnlng
j. r. 7.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27
"ANNE OF OLD SALEM"

The annual Junior Glass play will
be given next Friday night at the
Emma. The play is a charming sto
ry OF early New England days. Anne
Ellenwell, the most popular girl In
Salem Is accused of wltohcraft by
Miss Hardman. The latter does
this In order to separate Anne from
her son Roger. whom she wishes
to have marry Phyllis. rich Eng.
fish girl The accusation is founded
ON the fact that Anne, In spirit OF
mischief, has given two Salem maid
ems charm by which. It is claimed.
they have each won half lover,
Anne's position Is further endanger-
ed by the fact that Quaker has
been given shelter In the Ellen.
well home Her case is taken up
by the Church. and Il is only by
the repentance and the strong aid
OF Mistress Hardman that she es.
capes hanging,
The efforts of Ezekiel Brown to
tell every maiden he meets how he
loves her, form the comic thread
OF the story
Following is the caste OF charac.
ters;
Reverend Cotton Mather-Clarencc
Halloek.
Captain hardman--B yram Kent.
Roger Hardman. his son-Glenn
Wright.
Nathan ElIenwell. brother of Anne I
peloss Bulls.
Ezekiel Brown. happy with either
we're tother poor damsel away'-Tom
reton. \
Mistress tlardman-lone Ainey.
Goodwife Ellenwell. mother OF Anne
Florence White.
Anne Ellenwell--Grace White.
Phyllis, an English visitor ae Hard.
aan's-Ruth Mauie.
Ruth, OF the desplsed Quaker faith
ALMA Long.
Piety-lnez Dixon.
Truth Mabel Holden.
Peace Atkins Mary Nodle.
Get your reserved seats nov al
'ro,her's. Price 50 cents
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27
NOTICE.

To the officers and members OF
Washoe Lodge No. 2S A. F. & A. NJ.
Notice is hereby given that at
the next regular meeting of Wash.
oe Lodge No. rs A. F. & A. NJ.
which will be held in the lodge room
located in the Crighton-Thurs on
building on Eighth street in Pay
cite, County of Canyon,l State Of
idaho, on Tuesday the 9th day of
May 1911 at O'Clock p. m. the
question of electing five directors
and of the Incorporation of Washoe
Lodge No. 2S A. F. & A. NJ. under
the laws of the state of Idaho will
be voted upon.
o. H. AVEY, w. NJ.
j. Fl. WEIDER, Secy.
First pub Apr 81, last May 4.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The Juniors will give their play
Anne OF old Salem" next Friday
night. April rs. At thJ Emma Tho.
atre Don't fail to see Il, Reserved
seat tickets viii be on sale at stroth.
er's iewelry store after Wednesday
noon.
The Sophomore girls entertained the
Sophomore boys Friday night at the
Y. NJ. C. A.
The = a. $. baseball team VIII
play the welser n. $. and town team
combined on the local grounds next
SATURDAY Everybody out to the
game.
The senior class finished Americas
History last Friday aud have begun
,he reviews Tor the final examination.
Look out for the Junior play. Anne
n Old Salem" Friday night.
The Senior Astronomy class went
star gazing last Monday night and
we're ahle 20 locate all the principal
stars and consultations which hey
aave studied about in class
Everybody knows that Payette High
again defeated nolse High ON Bolse's
iome sronnds last SATURDAY score
! 10 !.
Adelaide Mitchell visited the High
school last Monday.
The musle period VAS omitted Mon.
iay bccause ~ the absence OF Mr.
Nelson.
ions iiili IL back in school again
Iitef weeks absence.
Waldo lioman. who has been as rsy.
lar ~ ciock ~ork since entering
ehool q absent from school this
feek.
Olive Harry % the class Of 1910 !
as returned home after finishing 1,
aeSessfui school year At sheargfITe. 4
Iresou I,
Don't forget the junior play "Anne y
Old Salem at the Emma next J, :.
riday night. L win be as good =,
8 tie bes. a.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27
WILL MEET
OLD RIVALS

Saturday afternoon at $3.50 the
team from Weiser will meet in
Payette, their old time rivals. Lit.
Tie is known of the strength of the
Weiser team. The fact that they
have this only chance at the Cham
pions OF the Eastern inter high
school league will make them come
TO Payette with the intention Of
doing their very best The fact that
they are an unknown quantity also
adds to the anxiety of the followers
of the high school team.
Coach Nelson has been very much
encouraged by the fighting spirit
that the local DEAN showed in tho
game with Boise last Saturday. There
can be little doubt but that the
boys will go out prepared for any
thing The Payette fans will not
have very many opportunities to
see the boys In action. It's worth
a great deal to see the enthusiasm
that they show
The line up for Saturdays game
will probably be G, parnall catcher.
Culver pitcher. Il. Shake first base,
Darnall second base. Chapman
short stop, II, Shake third base, A. /
left field, Bert Lattig cen. I
err field. G. Lattig right field.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27
A FOND GOODBYE!

The noted editor OF the Corpora
ton Sheet says the retiring Council
is dying hard but they are not dead
nor are advertising that they are
going to leave-a sympa hetic dodge
taking nothing with him and leaving
nothing behind. Still leader in the
business and financial world In the
words of the immortal Shakespeare,
None courts his friendship and none
lear his enmity," A man would
rather be cussed than forgotten,
Take thine record and influence with
thee, they will not be missed.
Dying but not Dead,
MAYOR.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27

biooN u the butterfly il driven Int
the masclss aad fliainents Of ia
pinss BY tals very struggle which
nature intended % BE- necessary Thai
butterfly never sailed the seas OF
air. Il bad been helped too much.
Teaehsra may cripple pupils Ia tho
same say
Iae mss sle~ point teaches va 10
ask few sane ques'ioaa before max.
inE requirements WHY should the
child DO this "a that Whsj should
~ insist va 'plu.drap alleneey Life
ssu's that way Why should all pup.
- stand Or move exactly ailke7 n
. pretty. I aamit. but does Il tend
20 the trno purpeeof Lsfe isn't that
way Such school discipline might
nske seed Russian soldiers. but viii
g make men ard women of Initiative
ard lnals idaa'igyr We do these
ihinss yei beeaus< h j. customary
81 Is Ike granemothers medicine; IL
outlets the child nat grandmother dld
net know The therapeutic effect
chilsren ean nos possibly b. wisely
Interested and Developed Ia state
q passtve reeepiivensss We learn
10 DO b dolag.
Mhen the peo sie~ point Is fully
aenegied shr sehooi room viii be
considered shp pra slce ground for
arpsesssa fer chilarea, for processes
planaea 10 develop certain qualities
aeeaeEary IS 90 ihe chfd 70 live.
Aaa SHAT . pfsasnE there viii be-
What 3 oTuss psie ~ useless rules.
paa4s & 2sFs efy boae dates. and
loemofisea sai aei eom9Fehendsd DEF.
salsioaa, Aaa uhal JOY there viii
~ - IN shii4rea with long sup
sresssa shoule eanes around that
lsanilrei
We fasIi sisll seaoh tho essentials.
sas ~ addlsloA ~ uAl teach the
ehiidrss lislilstiss. aud hos 10 plan.
saa - wili. nad 10 he prompt how
p cars fer tselr bodies ani many
shrg ghinEa without which life would
~ b. ~ Ape-sasfsl a. Il Insight We
aAn di4aeots car psiita's a. does
~ phfsirieD aao has re- true meth.
q = physician dose not ircat an.
7 hF han 8iaxnosed Neither ought
" schooi
Ne shall sise The ebllareu ths "a.
ippal ffeedom shish Is demanded
9TH ~ their natural selfactislty and
'se eeosltions Of life We shall
'sase 70 Be JUS fanAeiz. and se
oue directors of the energies OF -
Aisdren We shall walk hand In o
and with the children through the
srh valleys o. new processes We
sall climb With them. never for
EN-. fhe rocks and mountains OF 81
cir difficulties. ~ shall learn xhas Us
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27
NOTICE.

On April goth took up as
tray two gentle work horses
fresh harness marks on them.
Is a black geldlng weighing
1909 with brand bar over heart
left shoulder, The other Is
mare with an undistinguishable
on let shoulder also Weighing
1900 owner can have SAM
proving property aud paying
Harry B~ckwitb. "a
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27

Why send money away for rubber
stamps when YOU can get them at
home. Leave orders at Enterprise
printing office Prices right.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27

Leave orders for rubber stamps at
the Enterprise.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
THE PRINTING TRADES
 AND EUGENE BRADY o'NE

The Typographical Union Of the territory and the Allied Printing Trades are after Eugene Brady O. Neill, candidate for the nomination for the United States senate on ac. coua Of the ''uugairness Of the II H M'Neil company of Phoenix of which he is the heaviest individual stockholder and which was declared unfair" early in November Of last year.
 After MT O'Neiu had made a for maj announcement of his candidacy he is said to have promised the prin, ters that he would attend to the mat ter Of getting right with them at the earliest possible moment; that the exigencies Of the primary and the regular campaigns made it impossible for him to devote himself immediately to the redress Of their grievances but that the subject would be taken Up and disposed Of on December 15 of this year.
 This promise would probably have been satisfactory to the committee or the printers if it had not occurred to the committee that December 12 win procede December 15 by three days and that December 12 is the day of the election when events viii occur calculated to dull the con sciences and thwart the charitable purposes Of many gentlemen whose breasts at present are oozing with the milk of human kindness.
 Besides. the committee found by reference to the almanac, that De eember 15 falls or Friday, always ac counted an unlucky day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
THE PLATFORMS CT THE CANDIDATES.

Tn compliance with a provision Of election ordinance No. ?. Araonas first ballot will be a document that will afford amusement to outsiders if it does not even move them to ridicule.
 In the constitutional convention some practical joker, We suppose, or perhaps. soinc serious ass, in order to be doing something different" suggested the statement of meas u4es" idea. That .s, each candidate for congress or a state office should have printed under his name on the ballot. his platform in not more than twelve words, a limitation, after, all. less ridiculous than that placed upon an officer menaced by the recall who shall have the privilege Of defending himself fin not more than 200 words against hts delamcrS.
 We suppose that a majority Of the members of the convention, if they thought Of it at all, perceived the foolishness of the statement oi measures" notion but refrained from opposition which would have been time consuming and. at that stage ol the convention. time was precious Likewise the preciousness of time explains the failure to exclude mucf other folly which appears in the con sdtution.
 But at any rate, we have the state ment Of measures" provision and many Of the candidates are availin' themselves of the inestimable privi Iege conferred by it of opening th' twelve-word windows of their soul that the voters may see inside.
 Some of the candidates have no fully embraced their opportunities. U l.. Cunningham for the United State sspafe and George Purdy Bullard fo attorney general have each used oni nine Of the twelve golden words; the are plainly keeping something bac' from the people W. s. sturgis, io corporation commissioner httl more communicative. employs cieee
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19

words, leaving us consumed with curl osity as to what he has concealed in the remaining word.
 Eugene Brady ONem is holding cut a whole lot His platform is sim ply. "The Constitution. Here is man who cannot trust the people with the secrets or his heart and is therefore not to be trusted. c. ". p. Hunt employs eleven words but says exactly as much and no more than lIr O'Neill in two words. Mr Hunt is evidently a disciple of TalIyrand who believed that the chief function Of language was to conceal thought, so that, ~The Constitution of Ari- zona as Adopted by the People of Arizona" conveys nothing to us that we did not know before. Col Pickett Of Tombstone would ~Let the Peo- pie Rule" but what elseo Come, out with if, colonel
 The one candidate in the list who takes the people entirely into his so far as the limitations on him viii allow, is Henry F. Ash urst Fle goes tho whole hog. the full twelve words and every word is fraught with d meaning all ifs own
 For the Recall, especially Judges Tadf Reduction. No Kidna ping Men Above Money. Just exactly twelve count 'em-twelve
 No Kidnapping is a dangerous doc urine, in the circumstances. for Hen. ry to promulgate in this open man. ner It may ser h's friends and the voters at large to thinking They may refuse to let the fairost and brightest youth Of our land be snatch ed away and thrown among the gray wolves Of the senate.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Country Tow n
 s SGyIngs
By Ed" Howe

A man who suspects hothing has no munitions.
 A good man is one who behaves himself and forgiyes others who do not.
 z Some people seem to have made a lifelong study of that woe-5egone ex- precision.
 What fierce undying love you see on the stage, and what a tame variety there is in the audience.
 Many a man says: We might as well settle it right now" and finds at the end of a big row that it hasn't been settled.
 Women are already saying to their friends: 'I have decided on your Christmas present. and their friends are coaxing to know what it is.
 When man marries an actress who has been married before, ] al- ways think ~What a pity he didn't marry a nice country girl and really get a wife.
 When a big dog jumps a little dog, and hurts him. the little dog can yeip and get sympathy, but when a lot of men hurt man unfairly. he can't do anything but toss around after he goes to bed
 Instead cf spreading sunshine and the merry ha ha everywhere, be po- lite. geRteel quiet and fair. and that's enough for you. The attempts to spread sunshine on cloudy days, and to make people laugh when theEe is no joke has been overdone.
 There are many questions you can not answer. but if you had been dili- gent in seeking useful knowledge you can make a better guess than the man who has not There are many things you cannot do. but if you have trained yourself in indus try and studied the simple laws Of ef- fency. you can make better stagger at them than the idler.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
His Auful Annulah.

She had refused him, but ah' her heart vas filled with pity. Poor fel- low. How he must be suffering!
 Tn the evening she. sought her
 Father she said. hsve-have you seen Samuel tOday2-
 Yes, dear left him only an hour ago"
 How was hc?'
 Well, he looked a trille worried.
 "Oh. poor. poor Sami" cried she who had been heartless. He pro posed to me this morning father, and refused him. But nov his sreat grief haunts me Oh. father. ! fear he is heart-broken. picture him, with a bleeding soul tossing upon a fevered couch
 Yes interrupted her father He told me about it himself while was beating him at billiards down at Inc club. London Answers"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
FROM THE HICKEYvII.LE CHAR.
 ION.

MT. and Mrs. Anson Jimkey had devilish eggs for dinner Wednesday evening. but Anse says he likes 'em strangled better There was tiUe when Mr. and Mrs. Jimkey had their dinner in the middle of the day, but that was when he was diggin' wells for a Twin and she was a shootin biscuits and slingin' hash at the Hotel Hickeyyille.
 Constable Ezra Perkins has appear ed on our streets with a new pair Of felt boots and artics Let the improve. ments go on. Grandma Bibbins. who has been on the point of death for nine years, is Giggiu' drain on the Auson Judson place and expects to have it done before the snow flies.
 Thieves has been robbin' William Tibbiis ice chest and he went Gown 10 the city to buy one Of those chest protectors he has Seen advertised so much ol late. Some teller cut hole in the bellows of tlS pipe organ at the meetiu house and when Old Lafe Tubbs started to pump her up she HatW ulll bi llt v tHGOHs NtEE W Ndo- n't no wind for the organ so Rev Hanks made up the deficiency by preaching an hour longer than usual
 Grandpa Bibbius has learned a new trick He can sit perfectly still and wag his ears like mewl and wiggle his scalp like all get out. He has scared three of us kids almost into its already Something ought to be done with about hundred and fifty soft-headcd old pelters that are sittin' around this mans town tryin' to think up sOme new deviltry in an. other form.
 Anson Jimkey. our local financial magnet. is playing golf for his health around here. It was not supposed that he was here for that purpose. Miss Loretta BOtte Is the best wal. tzer in this town and she ought 10 be because she is the Daughter ot the Revolution
 \ forty candle power sneeze wagon from the city, hsstened through our village last Thursday and knocked down the town hall They let loose a couple Of snorts on the horn ail right. but the town hall didn't have time 10 get out of the way ! suppose that they will claim that was contrib utory negligence.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Peoistration

T would like to register" said timid little woman, approaching the clerk.
 Very well, madam" responded the clerk.
 That was all there was 10 it, for the incident was merely common place of hotel life.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Favorite Fiction

1t Always Gives Me the Blues 10 Have 70 LoaG"
 T Tell You, Old Chap. a Man is uappicst When Hes Full of Work
 Nothing Makes a Fellow So Un- comfortable as to Feel That He Isn't Earning His Salary
 "Yes, Occasionally l Attend the Ball Games, but Really l Enjoy My Work Better"
 Time Hangs So Heavy on Ones Hands. Don't You Know When One is Idle" Chicago Tribune"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
orioln of .1 Don, Think.' '

Let me out, let me go'" screamed the boy. in a furious passion. '1H go and tell Jones this minute and heH give you both the worst thrash ing you ever had"
 Pretty little dear" said East pat ting the top Of his hat Fark how be hoVls. Tom Nicely brought up young man. ain't he. ! don't think. '- Tom Browns School Days"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Didn't Have to Be.

New Suburbanite-I suppose this is Pasteurized milk, my friend?
 Village Milkman (witheringiy)- Not sos ye kin taste it, l reckon. Mister. In fact. I'll hand ye a five dollar note if ye kin prove any uv' my cows was ever bit by a mad dog! Puck.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19

Down in Phoenix the papers are already giving out the results of the primaries. However. in order t1 comply with the terms Of the en- cblins act ordinance No. and the various calls and proclamations we WiH go through the form of voting next Tuesday,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
And So On.

What is this domestic science? inquired the engaged girl.
 "it consists of making hash out or the Jeff over meat. and croquettes out of the left over hash, explained her more experienced iriend.-I.Ouis- vile Courier Journal"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Not 2 Serious orawbaek.

There's only one objection 10 thqsc said the agent of the building. From these two windows you can't help seeing everything in the dining room of the neighbors on both sides Of you.
 Whats the rental?' smilingly ask ed the pOrtly dame. who was looking for a fiat.-Chicago Tribune.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
HAIR

..Alis
 or all the women in the world, There 8 none so
 fair, As our own pretty Yankee lass, We're well aware, She is an angel, yet
 we find This paragon Oi hu-
 man kind Has just one thing upon her mind
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Simple Enough

Fl don't know how to make conyer- sation when in society.
 Its simple enough. When your with automobile people you talk auto mobile. and when you're with bridge people you talk bridge. .-PittsburS Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19

Women are already saying to their friends: T have decided on your Christmas present. and their friends are coaxing to know what it is.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
A DEFENSE OF ITALY
Providence Journal

Providence Journal
 Porto Rico and the Philippines may have been the legitimate spoiis of war. But we took Panama because we needed it in our business" Italy has done no more with Tripoli
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
DOUGLAS
Room For Selection

"What'll yoh have foh yoh breaiIfas boss?" asked the waiter in a very small town.
 What have yOu?
 Yves only got three breakfas dish es.
 What are they2'
 Eggs. bacon an eggs, an bacon. Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
The Escetious Earmer

H''l' an an actor out of, work. Can you give me employment on your farni?"
 T can. But a day on a !arm is no 2o-minute sketch"
 ~I understand that"
 "All right. Wonder is your room. When you hear a horn tOot about | a. m. that's yO1T cae, Chicago News"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Not T Novel,v

My dear. be verS cautious. A store in Minneapolis offered goods at a bargain. and the women had a panic Well. I've heard Of panic prices before" e
 No Dispute
 MT. Rockefeller says the best thing he ever did was to join a Sun day school"
 50 far as the records show, guess it was"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-19
Primitive Reasoning.

Did you sell your vote?
 No. siree. I voted for that fcller cause ! like him
 But l understand he gave you Sie2"
 Well, when man gives you Slv taint no mcren natural 10 like him Is Washington Star.