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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
DISTRICT NO. 6

ava and Fannie Horn went 10
.gelser last Thursday TO visit with
their little friend, TessIe Steward
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ireton and child
ren we're Sunday guests at the Oh
s0n home.
Mrs. Dick Purcell was an Ontario
visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Sick entertained some
Of ner lady friends at birthday par
cy last Tuesday afternoon A fine
ume is reported Those present
were: Mrs. Precht, Mrs Cornelson,
Mrs. Peuz and Mrs. Reimers Of
Crystal; Mrs. GerLach. Mrs. Hansen,
Mrs. Henningsen. Mrs. WEIGH, Mrs.
Antoine Diedrichsen, Mrs. John Died
richsen, Mrs. Asmussen, and Miss
Lucy Asmussen, OF this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shelton made
rrip 10 Ontario last Thursday.
Mrs. Stain was visiting Sunday af-
ternoon with Mrs. James Horn
Miss Mia stahn's little niece.
Iona Cumberland Of Payette. visited
with her last week
Mr.. Slinker has been engaged TO
work on the John Walker ranch. He
will move his family out in the near
future.
Miss Ruth Kenward came out
from town last Thursday TO visit
with Ellen and Mary HILL
Mrs. Welsh visited from Saturday
until Monday with her sister. Mrs
Atterbury. Of Payette.
Mrs. Carter from north Of Pay
cite, Mrs. Sick, Mrs. Diedrichsen and
Mrs. Klingerbiehl of this vicinity
we're entertained last Friday at
the Welsh home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weidner have
visiting at their home. Mr.. sesrit
of Wisconsin, an uncle Of Mrs. Weld
ner.
Pumping plants were installed last
week on the ranches Of Mr. Harring-
ton and Mr.. Welsh
Miss Della Horn went TO Crystal
last Thursday to get fruit al the
Herman Precht home.
Ray Golden visited last Sunday
afternoon at the home OF his broth
er, Harry Golden.
A party OF eight young people
we're calling last Wednesday even
ing at the Purcell homestead.
Mrs. Dick Purcell visited Tuesday
afternoon with Ida and Lucy Wager.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

Mrs. Henry Clark enjoyed a visit
with her mother and sisters OF
Star q few days last week
The Royal Neighbors initiated sew
eral new members into their lodge at
their last meeting and they also
tetted over sixteen dollars at their
ice cream social Saturday night
Miss Harper Of Cambridge Is visit
ing her friends, the Misses Myrtle
md Mabel Newborn.
Esther Sundles. accompanied Rev.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
LITTLE WILLOW NOTES

Rev. and Mrs. Turpin and Mr. and
Mrs. Alspach Of Payette made trip
UP the valley Tuesday 20 the Berry
ranch on Linsen creek. They we're
much surprised TO find so fine
valley back in the hills. They spoke
OF the fine soil and the wonderful
crops raised without irrigation
Postmaster John Syme has re-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
LOWER PlIETTE VALLEY.

Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Fast and nine
year old son, are visiting here from
Missouri. Mrs. Fast il the sister
Of Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Adleberry and
Mrs. Welsh.
L. c. Keller, Harold Keeler, Paul
Walker and Ferrin Harland, left last
week Wednesday for q two weeks
outing in the mountains.
Charles Shontz had the misfortune
to jam one of his fingers In the
hayrack last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lattig, Beat
rice and Mrs. Blakesly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Woods, Mr.. Geo Lat
ig, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. P. Lattig for dinner Sunday.
w. ]. Boyle and son from Blanch-
ard, Iowa, were guests at the hornA
of L. c. Keller from Saturday I'M
III Monday evening when they left
Tor Canada. They will return home
by the southern route.
Mr. and Mrs. Precht, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Peutz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Reimers we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe CresweA for supper Sun
day.
Mrs. Henry Sick gave a birthday
party last week Thursday. There
were about thirty-fiye present. Mrs.
Sick received many beautiful pres
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Precht
Mrs. Cornelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Peutz
ard Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Reimers were
those present from this neighbor-
hood. Ice cream and cake was
served during the afternoon and a
delightful supper at six o'clock. The
tables were beautifully decorated with
carnations.
A club of young folks from Pay
cite were entertained by Beatrice
Bakesly last week Friday night.
The guests took the Pony to Woods
Station, and went from there to the
river, where they cooked their sup
per and spent the evening in boat
ing and various other ways. Re
turned home on hayrack-
George Shurtleff and August Young
loaded a car OF watermelons at
Woods Station Saturday.
Socialist Local met at C. F. Noy-
er's Sunday. There were about
eighty-five people present, from
weiser. Psyette and Crystal. Dinner
was served and a good meeting and
social time was reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIntire spent Sat
.urday and Sunday at c. ]. Lundt's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Roberts Of Lit
tie Willow and Mr.. and Mrs. Fether-
alf were guests at the home Of
Mrs. Carl Wiley Sunday.
]. H. Newton OF Mosquito, Oregon,
spent Sunday at the home Of John
Bartshe.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10

oiOA4 W uAo ialAtA ncaA 1~A-n~rll o1~
urday where she will assist In
their big berry patch for few weeks
Miss Erickson Of Seattle who 10
visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel Sis
sler. was operated on Monday for
mastoid growth behind the ear. by
Or. Drysdale assisted by DR.. Cum
mings OF Emmett and DR.. Wright Of
Fruitand
Mrs. knight who has been spend
ing a week visiting her son in EN-
NETT returned home Monday.
Sherman Cox has finished his
seasons work with his brother in
Law, Henry weidner. at Payette and
Ls home again.
The Baptist people are holding
eyangelistic meetings in large
tent near the Baptist church. Rev.
Barkman and son are conducting the
services.
Conductor Nichols Of the P. V. r
R. was the victim Of painful acci-
dent at the New Plymouth depot
Wednesday OF last week. He was un-
loaded a barrel when In some man
ner he lost his hold and II struck
him on the nose breaking that
member. DR.. Drysdale dressed the
wound and it is getting along nicely.
Wayland Strong Of Ontario came
home Saturday to cast his vote
for the new bridges.
Mrs. ]. X. Bowers visited at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Fairman Thursday. Mrs. Bowers
returned from visit in Kansas re
Gently and was glad to get back TO
the Payette Valley.
A goodly number Of visiting grang-
ers were met at the depot Thursday
by Valley View grangers to attend
their meeting at the latter place.
They report a very interesting and
profitable meeting.
Miss Nellie Hinchliff who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Roy
Baton at Pasco, Washington, for
the past two months returned to
her home Wednesday.
Arthur Meyer and B. F. swatman
attended the Commercial club meet
ing at Caldwell last Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. Holmes OF Pocatlelo was in
New Plymouth Saturday in the IN
terests Of the Academy Of Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Zerlein are
down from Cambridge this week
moving the rest of their household
goods TO that place
W. H. Cess and wife have sold
their beautiful farm three miles
east of town, to Mr.. Erich Of Boise
and will give possession immediate
ly. Mr.. Cess and family moved TO
Boise Tuesday where they will make
their future home We are sorry TO
lose this estimable family from our
community.
Miss Lucille Gillette OF Caldwell,
will spend a month here visiting wits
friends and relatives.
C. s. Bean and son Harry OF Sweet
we're on our streets Monday.
Everybody felt jubilant Saturday
night over the result Of the bridge
election and all feel repaid for the
hard work that has been done 70
gain the victory.
Abraham Miller, father Of Mrs. E.
E. Cox and Mrs. Henry Sigrist, a
sister. accompanied BY her hus-
band, all Of Richland Center. Wis
consin, arrived in New Plymouth
Tuesday for a few weeks visit at the
(. z. Cox home.
The Kensington Club met with
Miss Eunice Miller Wednesday. The
usual good time wss had BY the
,,arubara
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10
HERwIe ADDRESSES
LARGE AUDIENCE

Rev. Hervig OF the State Anti-sa-
loon League addressed goodly sized
audience in the Emma Theatre on
last Sunday evening on the temper
ance question. Fully two hundred
PEOPLE were out to hear the speaker
and he had the closest attention o.
his audience. He appealed strong
Iy TO those fayoring the cause Of
temperance TO be at the polls on
September 9Th. the date set for the
re-submission OF the local option CUES
ton in this county. He urged them
to assist in getting out the fun dry
vote on that date and assist in
keeping the saloon from within the
borders Of Canyon county.
Buys Tailoring Business
The business Of the Payette
Tailoring Company located in the
Coughanour block has been purehas-
ed from Creger and Biayden by J.
o. Johnston who has taken charge OF
the same. Mr.. Johnston promises the
patrons OF the concern the same
prompt and careful attention IN clean
ing. pressing and repairing that was
given by the old firm and soiicits
share Of the business OF the city.
The W. c. T. U. ladies' viii hold
their annual picnic August IS from
2:se TO $50 O'Clock afternoon az
the home Of Mrs. VIM Maule. Each
member should be present and
bring a friend.
Mrs c. o. Kirkendsll
Lost-Pocket book containing two
five dollar gold pieces. 8 fifty cent
piece and 3 keystone pocket piece
Finder please return 20 l. z Mer-
ritt. Payette, Idaho.
Fer sals-1s shares 81 Essls Ditch
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-10

Fer sals--ls shares Of sssls Ditch
stock. x weed
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
PEACE SOCIETIES ARE
DEMANDING END OF WAR
Feeling of Resentment Against Italy
IS General Throughout Various
Countries Of Europe.

BOSTON. Nov. 29.-Meetings are
being held all over England and
in other European countries. not
only by the various peace or
gariZations. but by working men and
associations of every character. pro-
testing against Italy's aggression upon
Turkey i'm Tripoli and the disregard OF
the Hague conventions. to which she
was party with the other nations, in
the act and manner Of opening the war
The memorial which iS being most
largely signed in England was prepar-
ed by Lord Avebury and is as follows:
We desire To- record or 4Gost earn
est protest against the action of the
Italian government in msEI"g war on
Turkey. We offer no opinion on The
merits of the dispute Turkey may be
in the wrong: Italy may have real
grievances. but this does not Justify
her i'm disturbing the peace of the
world Moreover. the fact that Turkey
was attacked with practically no no.
tice is an aggraVatiOn Of the evil pre-
Cedent which has been set. We deeply
regret that Italy did not refer her COM
plants To a tribunal of the Hague
court or some other form of arbitra-
tiOn. We trust that no government
will consent to recognize any anneXa e
tion Of territory by italy. but that all
will insist on reference OF the dispute
to arbitration
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 80, 1911
MEXICAN GOVERNOR IS
ACCUSED OF SMUGGLING
Antonio Felix, Once Lower Califcrnia's
= Executive, is Accused of Leading
Ganq.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 29.-Judge
De Haven. of the federal court today
signed an order for the removal to Los
Angeles of Antonio Felix. former gov
ernor of Lower California. who was
arrested in connection with a gigantic
Chinese smuggling scheme. Immigrant
say Felix was the head of =
gang Of smuggIers who were bringing
in coolies by the use of fast launches
which are speedier than the govern
ment boats and easily outdistanced
them. Captain James Wright and
Engineer Reynold Scott, of the launch
Comraje, which was caught in the ac.
of landing Chinese at Monterey Bay
Friday. also will be taken To Los An
geles for trial. The Chinese captured.
-, have been ordered de-
ported. Mrs. Edith Hall. who was ar
rested in Los Angeles. is in jail there
as one of the leaders Of the gang.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
THIS WAS A REGULAR
HUMMER OF A MEETING
Just Four Men, Including the Janitor,
Attended Monster Democratic
Rally" in Murphy District.

The democratic county candidates
all journeyed TO Murphy last night II
hold a meeting which will be iescrib I
in the evening papers tonight as a
monster mass meeting characterized
by urbOunded enthusiasm" II was a.
of that and more: in the language of
Harry Johnson democratic candidate
for the state Legislature lit was a
frost-it was rather"
There Were II. count en-. Il candi-
dates at the meeting place and they
made an imposing array as they linz l
Up on the rostrum To await the COM
ing of the voters Of Murphy eager Il
be enlightened regarding the tenets of
democracy. The voters however wera
a little slow in coming and when at
last the curtain was rung up and time
was called for the first round there
We're four men in the vast audience
ami one of them was the man VINO had
lighted the lights AMI was only stick
ing around 10 put them out again when
the f+ood of oratory had ceased and the
mass meeting was at an end.
Murphy is not strong for democracy
at least not the brand that il was
feared would be handel out by the
candidates assembled last night. If
You don't believe it ask Johnson. He
knows
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
GOVERNORS JUNKET HAS
REACHED GRAND RAPIDS
Excursion Party Stops at Furniture
Town Where Some Speeches
We're Delivered.

GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 29.-The
special train of the western governors
arrived here late today. On the road
today the governors held their first
executive session. One result wa; the
adoption of a Thanksgiving prOclama-
ton. expressing greetings to the people
OF the east. Also they congratulated
the people of the nation upon the man,
blessings and enjoyed by them the past
wear THE soil has yielded bounteous
IL Of its treasure and neither war nor
pestilence has taken grim toll of their
numbers; education .and morality have
made noticeable progress. material and
industrial growth are more pronounc-
cd and extended There is so much tn
be thankful for a grateful people will
make tomorrow indeed a day %
thanksgiving on which praise will be
freely offered to Him from whom al
good and perfect things come
Upon arrival at Grand Rapids the
governors party was met by automo-
biles and taken for n trip around the
city. They stopped at the leading fur
niture factory and at n literary club
where addresses were made.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
LATE RIOT POINTS TO
A GENERAL UPRISING
The Opinion Generally Prevails ina,
Trouble in Portugal IS Preiude
to General Uprising.

LISBON. Via Frontier. Nov. %
The opinion generally prevails that the
disorders here on Nov. 26 were only
preliminary to more serious events.
Among those wounded on that occas-
ion are q soldiers, but it is believe"
the number of wounded far exceeds
the government estimates. The riot
was started by monarchists at Oporto.
1t is stated they are bribing the mon
archist element and preparing for an
uprising in Lisbon to coincide with the
crossing of the frontier by royallStS.
Carbonaires, members of an advanced
political society, who are now acting
as secret republican police. boast of the
possession of thousands of bomb
which they intend to hurl from WIN
dows when trouble begins. Authorities
today closed what is alleged to be a
secret monastery of the Order OF the
Holy Spirit, composed of foreign
friars. arrested 81 inmates and con-
fiscated tapestries. paintings and orn&-
ments valued at SO, 900.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
.PACKY M'FARlAND IS
A STRONG FAV0R|TE
San Francisco's Fans Refuse to Con-
cede Single Chance to har-
lem Tommy Murphy.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 29.-Al-
though local fight followers refuse
tn concede that Harlem Tommy Muir
rhy will make much of an impress
sion on Paclly McFarland's champion
ship aspirations when the two meet
here tomorrow afternoon. they Will
turn out in big numbers To witness
the bout. The New Yorker is praC-
tically friendless in the betting The
cancelling of the Wolgast- Welsh fight
At Los Angeles has increased the in
terest in the local event and many
who were considering journeyi1g to
the southern city To witness the
championship affair will now stay
here and see the home attraction.
Mcfarland said he was very sorry
to hear of Wolgast's misfortune ds
he had decided To accept his chal-
lenge To fight him New Years day
on the coast
4 hope he gets well quickly" hr
said
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
Chairman of Board of Steel
Corporation Directors
Tells What, in His Judg-
ment, Will Clear Situa-
tion.
FRANKLY DECLARES
HE HAS CHANGED
One of Country's Leading
Business Men Says Gov
ernment Regulation and
Less Politics Will Be Big
Helps.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-GOvern-
ment control of corporations to pro-
tect public interests aud insure the
stability of business; publication Of
corporation affairs. and less prcsiden-
tial politics. were urged today by FL
bert II. Gary, chairman Of the board
of directors of the United States Steel
corporation, before the senate COM
mittee on interstate commerce. as
remedies for trust evils and business
unrest. Gary appeared before the
committee voluntarily. He declared
publicity viii accomplish most toward
curbing the big corporations. but to
insure business stability and the
greatest development of industry. cor
porations must be permitted To eX-
pand under proper government con-
troll The steel corporation, Gary said.
has been ut all times anxious To obey
the law, and desired only as square
treatment as was given the con-
sumner.
Equal treatment is all we ask"
said Gary. There never has been a
time / have been unwilling to turn
dbouL II SHOWN 1 am III liiS NAVhS-
Referring to presidential politics. he
said: Il would like To see the presi-
dent elected for eight years, and with
out reelection The country is al
ready feeling the unrest of the COM
ing election
The United States. declared Gary,
cannot give up big corporations or
big combinations OF capital They
are necessary. he said, if the United
States is To maintain commercial su-
premacy and Industrial equilibrium
The greatest public good will be Sc
cured by working out a system OF
federal control that will prevent mis-
use of power of corporations.
I'm the past few years. he sald'
there has been much in the manage
ment Of great business affairs that
was wrong. Many of the great busl-
ness men, including perhaps myself
had notions concerning the conduct
of business which probably should
have been changed"
He said corporations had deNei-
oned To a point where they must be
curbed to prevent misuse OF their
power.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
ALMOST A FIGHT.
Sheriff and Deputies Barely Prevent
ed . Serious Clash.

DENVER. Nov. pa special dis
patch from Superior. Colo, in the
northern coal districts. states a clash
between armed strikers and non-union
miners was narrowly averted today
Hundreds Of strikers. armed with all
manner of weapons. from rifles tn
bludgeons. marched upon Superior.
The strikers halted near the railroad
station, while on the other side q.
the rails stood the non union men,
also armed. Sheriff Campbell and a
dozen deputies. hearing of the trou-
BILE, made a dash for Superior. and
reached there Just in time to avert
the clash. The non-union men are
said to be in a very ugly mood over
the killing of one of their number
by Marshal Andrea yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
Three Trials and a Grand
Jury Investigation Pro
ceeding simultaneously
Are Prospects in Dyna-
miting Case.
BRIBERY CHARGE
IS IN SPOTLIGHT
State Wants an Early Ex-
animation of Franklin to
Get Evidence for Submis-
sion to the Next Grand
Jury.

Los ANGELES. Nov. 29.-Three
trials and a grand jury investigation
all going on at once were as far as
known the possibilities the McNamarl
murder trial had reached tonight whel
court adjourned for such Thanksgiving
As the participants might see tit to
make.
one more talesman accepted as to
cause was the fruit of the days court
proceedings. He is A. W. Stewart,
farmer. who came from near Logans-
port. Indiana.
Bert H. Franklin. chief investigator
for the defense was arraigned on a
charge Of bribing talesmen. with Hen
~ T. Gage. former governor. as coun-
sci. Gage pronounced the effort 20
have an immediate preliminary hear
ing a political plot and threatened u
leave the case. He secured an eXten-
sion Of two days instead of ten for
which he asked
The trial of II. b. Conner. A. y.
Maple and F. Ira Bender, accused of
an attempt To dynamite the hall of
records. was set for December II and
either a special or the regular grand
jury Will be summoned soon and b.
asked to investigate further into tn"
Franklin case.
The arraignment Of Franklin at
tracted more attention today than any
thing else. Gage was retained as
counsel this morning. and when Assis-
4
q formal hearing Friday. Gage object
ed. IN that event the defendant will
have to get other counsel he said
Il came into this case only this morn
ing. | have other duties. Tomorrow is
a holiday. Never before have | beer
treated with so little consideration.
Ford explained he did not wish To have
a full hearing Friday. but simply de
sired To place one or two witnesses on
the stand. Then he said, the defense
can have a postponement if it wished
II is reported the hearing is desired
by the state as it will afford Informal
tion by which a grand jury may be
called at an early date. ON the other
hand. how ever. Gage pronounced il
simply a political plot and an effort
to prejudice the election of job Har-
riman. socialist candidate for mayor
of Los Angeles. The arraignmenJ was
then set for Monday next. Franklin
said: a man does not turn a crook
ir one night" In commenting further
he said: Il do not harbor any i'll feel
iEg against Fredericks. or detective
Browne He did his duty. but he is the
victim of some plot OF which he is ig-
norant Farmer Stuart chuckled when
he told DarTow today during his eX-
animation. he is actively engaged il
farming in Indiana" He had no opin-
ion about the case
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
SHE FEARED THE WORST.

CADILLAC. Nov. 29.-"Tell me noth-
irg more" sobbed Mrs. John Wolgast'
mother of Ad Wolgast, when TOLD TO-
day her son was operated on ior ap-
pendicitis. Evidently fearing the worst
she set out without waiting to put on
a cloak and walked two miles to a
school house. to summon her other
children
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
STEWART CONVICTED.
But Jury Is MercifuI and He Gets
Life Imprisonment.

GLOBE, Ariz., Nov. 29.-William
Stewart. partner of Goodwin, who was
found guilty of killing Kibbe and Phil
pot. has been convicted of murder IN
the first degree i'm the federal court.
The conviction was made without a
capital punishment recommendation
by the jury. which means that Stew
art will be given life term in prison.
He will be formally sentenced next
Friday
Stewart tried To show Goodwin did
the actual killing of Kibbe and Phil
pot. but the story was riddled by the
federal prosecutor, r. +. Morrison.
The Jury was out forty-five minutes.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
SEE THE MILLIONAIRE
IN HIS BUZZ WAGON
Five of Them Will Try For Tire Grand
Prize at City of Savannah Today.

SAVANNAH. Nov. 29.-Five repute1
niilliOnaires are scheduled to start to-
morrow in the Grand Prize automobile
race. They are David uce-Browr.
New York. who will drive a Fiat car;
Spencer Wishart. Philadelphia, in a
Mercedes. Irwin BurgdOl Philadel-
phia. in a Benz and caleb Bragg, Cir
cinnati, in a Fiat. Victor Hemmery IN
q Fiat, and Louis Wagner also in q
Fiat. are favOrites. Sentiment fs dis
turbed between milford and DePalma
for third Sixteen care as to start
Arizona republican., 1911-11-30
NO MORE NEWS.
Grave Apprehensions Felt for Fate Of
Passenger Steamer.

VICTORIA, i. c. Nov. 29.-Al-
though the several vessels answering
the distress call of the little passen-
ger steamer Tees, which struck a
rock at Kiyuout sound early today
should have reached the scene Of the
accident tonight. no word was re-
ceived by the wireless stations
ashore concerning the Tees cOndi-
ton The silence of the Tees wire
less is taken by the officers of the
Canadian Pacific railroad, the own
ers to mean the dynamos are flooded,
and the wireless equipment useless.