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The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-22
ATHLETICS IN TEXAS.

Dallas. Texas, Feb. 2i Connie Mack and 90 of his youngsters of the Philadelphia Athletics. accompanied by seven newspaper men and six oth. CTS, passed through Marshall. Texas, this afternoon at 5;l5 o'clock on the Texas and Pacific southbouna Gan non Ball' train None Of the old players were with the team and the youngsters were in the best of spir- it's.
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FATAL TRAIN WRECK.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. 2l-At least one person was killed and scv- erai others were seriously injured to- night when a freight train on the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad crashed .lto the rear end of pas senger train stalled in snow drift between Mendon and Vicksburg. tela scoping one coach and throwing two others off the track.
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Ao CLUB OFFICERS.

Leayenworth Kas., Feb. sl.-The Associated Ad club elected officers to- day and adjourned it's convention. The officers follow:
 J r. Johnston. Dallas. Texas, pres ident; w. H. Bowman. LeaYenworth. vice president. w. II. Reakin, To peka, second vice president; R. E. Henry, Fort Worth, secretary; g. M Goldberg, Kansas City treasurer
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KLAUS IS FAyoRiTE.

7 San Francisco, Feb. 2l.-0dds or Frank Klaus oyer sailor Petroskey whom tha PittsbuFg man Is to meet in 20-round match t4snorrow, opened today at 2 to 1 with little money in sigR tor the admirers of the blue jacket Both are reported to be in the pink of condition.
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GRAND JuRY TO REPORT.

Cineinnati. Ohio, February 2i--The special United States grand jury which is reported to have been inves tigating the National Cash Register Company. seeking possible violations of the sherman antitrust law, com pleted it's labor today and adjourned until tomorrow when it wilk make its final report
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INSPECT FRENCH CANALS.

Washington, Feb, q -aColonel Geo
 A. Goethals, the army engineer in charge of constructing the Panama canal, will will sail from New York for Hamburg and will go to Paris to in speot the French system Of canals. 1
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ATTELL-KiL6ANE.
Feathsr~eiehts Ready for Gong in
 Tomorrow's Battle.

TomorroW's Battle
 Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 2t.-All training apparatus was laid aside to. day by Abe Attell. champion feather weight, and Johnny Kilbane of Cleye- land. challenger for the title, who are to meet in Vernon arena tomorrow afternoon in q 20-round fight.
 Attell, according to experts. is fa- vorite in the betting principally te- cause of the aatWral prestige that eIings to champion The odds of- fered vary from 10 to and 10 to
 The men will be called into the ring at 2:45 p.m.. Pacific time. Both were reported under the required weight of 122 pounds, The sale of seats indicates the largest crowd that ever attended q fight In Los Angeles.
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WAITS MANeUVeR CAMP.

Washington, Feh 2i.-Adjutant General Maloney of Tennessee urged before the house military affairs committee today a bnI for govern. ment actep5ance of 5000 acres Of End near Tulahoma, Tenn. donated for 8 manenver camp for troops of Tennessee Kentucky, Mississippi, AL abama Georgia. Florida and the Caro. linas.
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FEAR AN EARTHQUAKE.

Washington. Feb. 2l senor caiye. the Costa Rican minister received eablegram tonight from San Jose. the capital of Costa Rica. with tho sssigis word Earthquake" In it He fears another catastrophe has occurred. #
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-22

d'c;vd aid is awaiting trial and his original plea of no. guilty comes into force again
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THE WEATHER.

washington, Feb. 21.--Fcrecast for Arkansas: Far and slightly warner Thursday; Friday unsettled, warmer.
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FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT OVER LEASED WIRES.
 ~ But Two Papers in BHe State Have
 this Service. THE NEWS WjELE IT IS NEWS
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
BRIDGE WORK
STARTS IMMEDIATELY
contractor Forbes Ready To Begin
Work on Payette Valley Bridge
VIII Put on Large Force and
Rush Work.

The only thing standing In the
way OF work beginning on the three
bridges in Payette Valley is the con-
ditional sale G5sthe bonds that was
made Now thatselsS supreme court
mas passed favorably on these bonds
1t is expected that the company will
take them without furthur delay and
IN that case contractor Forbes is
ready to at once begin work upon
all three bridges and put on suf-
iicient force to finish them this fall.
In talking with him recently / he
toid the Enterprise man that just
as soon as the company buying the
bonds took them he was ready. The
bonds were sold on a twenty day
condition after the opinion of the
court could be had declaring them to
be legal and it is expected that the
company will soon notify the proper
officials that they will take them.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
CAPT. WILLIAM r. PARKER
A BENEDICT
Wins One of Payette's Popular
Daughters-WiIlL Live at Baker City

From the Baker City paper we
clip the following that will be of con-
siderable interest to Che many
friends of the young lady in Payette:
After many years of tempestous
tossing on the rough billows of
Eachelorhood ald resisting all the
wi,es of Cupid's darts, although
shaving closely at times, Capt. Will
lam R. Parker, the popular rerpes-
entative of the U. NJ. c. Co. and
Remington Fire Arms Company,
made a perfect score last evening
at Wciser, Idaho. when he was
united in marriage to Miss Matte
E. Mccullough, handsome daughter
of a pioneer Payette, Idahc, family.
THE wedding took place at the
home of the brides aunt Mrs. Nellie
Durbin at Weiser, in the presence
of the intimate friends and relatives
of the bride and a wedding supper
was afterwards served at Hotel
Washington.
Capt and Mrs. Parker are expect
ed in Baker within few days and
will shortly leave for the lofty peaks
and pines of Eagle mountains where
they will spend their Honeymoon
comuning with nature in all its love-
Iiness.
Friends of Capt. Parker, the COM
gentlemen and true sport
sman, and they are legion in Baker
will extend to him and his
estimable bride their best wishes
'or happiness and prosperity"
Miss Mattie's host of friends in /
Payette also add their full quote of
rood will and wishes.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
WHY YOUR FEET ACHE.

1t is an absolute fact that most
foot troubles is caused by overwork
or strain on the muscles and liga-
ments of tho foot that support the
arch carrying the weight OF the boyd.
These ligaments, muscles and tend
.ons become tired and relaxed under
enomerous work, allowing the arch
to lower and cause tired aching
feet, weak ankles, rheumatism, flat
foot, cramped toes, bunions, callouses
etc.
The Scloll Foot Easer instantly
relives all foot troubles, brings rest
and peace to body and mind. Does
just what its rame im2lies,-Eases
the feet. For sale by John w. Sur
The Shoe Man.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
REGULAR MEETING
COMMERCIAL CLUB
stre.t Fair Reports Arc Listened
to and Arrangements Made to En-
terrain Twin Falls Farmers.

Thc regular meeting of the Comme
attended. The special matters COM
ing UP for discussion was the re-
/ port OF the special committee having
the street fair in charge Chairman
Wc.!s reported that all arrange
ncn;s were well under way and that
the premium list would be publish
Ca next week. Arrangements have
been made for an exceptionally iinc
art and household exhibit which has
been taken charge of by the ladies of
the Portia club.
Another subject thoroughly dis
tussed was the entertainment of the
three hundred fruit growers from
Twin Falls who will arrive Sept. 20
one of the big days of the fair. C-ti-
zens have agreed to donate autos
and other vehicles to convey them
Forth of town and show taem the
orchards. A supper VIII be served
them in the evening On the morn
ing of the twenty first they will be |
-lllen to Fruitland en- the special trai !
where the Fruitland Commercial club |
will look after them and from there /
hey go to New Plymouth where
he commercial club there will have
,harge of their entertainment The
ast stop of the special train in
his valley will be Emmett the even
ng of the 21st.
Another subject coming in for its
hare of discussion was the condition
II the city water supply. After dis
ussing the subject for some time
motion that a committee of three
e appointed to appear before the
ity council and learn just what was
eing done, carried. Frank eCrigh- {
on, L. E. Peterson and VIII Riley
fere appointed and as the council i
'as in session appeared before it
here they found the city fathers
uSily engaged thrcshi2g out the !
anne matter and were assured that >
Ist as scon as the council could p
rrivc at some definite pan to be A
lrsued an effort would be made to 4,
,mcdy the situation.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
Happily Welded,

Friends of the young couple were
10th surprised and pleased on Thurs
day morning of last week to learn
that Marjorie Stark daughter of Mr.:
and Mrs. w. R. Stark and Charles
McCree had on Wednesday evening
slipped quietly away from their many
friends and going to Vale were
suited in the holy bonds of wcdlock.
~ young couple returned to Payette
and .at once took up housekeeping
in neat little cottage the groom
had previously prepared for his
helpmate. Miss Stark is too well
known to need Introduction to
the people of Payctte and her host
Of friends will wish her all the joy
and brightness possible. Mr.. McCree
came to Payette about year ago
from Weiser ard is avalued employe
of the SeNars Plumbing Company.
Since coming to Payette he has made
host OF acquaintances who all
know him as . Soung mani of earn
est endeavor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
PAYETTE YOUNG PEOPLE MARRY

Ellsworth E.Coulter and Fran, as C.
Cochran were united in marriage
Wednesday afternoon July 31st in
Boise. Both of the young people
have lived in Payette for sometime
and were members of the Christian
church hare. Mr.. Coulter was Supt.
of the Christian Bible schcol for
three years, after whi,h he took
Pastoral charge of the church at
Richland, Oregon, w.ierc he has
been for the past year. mis- minist-
cry there proved very successful.
Miss Cochran was teacher in the
Christian Bible school at Payette
for more than year after which
she went to DcJ Moines, and attend
ed the Drake University where
she was preparing herself for the
WORK in Africa The
Christian Church at Payettc has help
ed both these young people obtain
their schooling for their life work.
After one week at Cambridge, Idaho,
and a short visit with their many
friends at Payette. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coulter will go to Eugene, Oregon,
and enter the Dible University to
finish their preparation for the
school, they will also haze the Pastor
Il charge of the church at Browns
vile, Oregon.
The many friends of the young
couple show their appreciation and
pleasure in the union by the kind re-
;cption given to them at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs. Alrah Coulters on
heir return to Payette.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
Fruit Growers Bank Open.

An item overlooked by the editor
last week and one of considerable
importance to the community, was
the opening for business of y the
Fruit Growers Bank in this city. The
institution is located in the building
on the corner of First Avenue Nerth
and Eight street formerly occupied
by the Day Light store. The room
has been remodeled and strictly up
to date banking fixtures installed.
The vault is fire and burglar proof
being built of concrete with an inner
wall of brick, the door weighs two
tons and is of the very latest model.
The officers of the new financial
institution are =. F. Adams, Presi-
dent; N. A. Jacobsen, Vice-President
and NJ. D. Chandler, Cashier while
L.. II. Murphy, of Boise formerly
connected with the Boise City Nation
al Bank is assistant cashier. Mr..
Adams and Mr.. Chandler come to
Payette with the best of recommends
as to their business ability hnd
financial connections and under their
guidance the affairs of the bank will
no doubt prosper. For the conven-
fence of the public the Fruit Grow
ers Dank will keep open - Saturday
evenings.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
Montour.

This new town on the Idaho North
arn railway is especially favored as
TO location, climate and natural ad'
yantages. 1t is situated in the heart
Of a beautiful valley noted for its
fruit and agricultural products and
which has an abundance of water Tor
irrigation purposes, together with e1-
celIent drainage. Fine springs will
supply the new town with pure, cold
water and a mammoth hot spring,
lust across the river, affords a splen-
did bathing resort. The valley is pro
tccte dand safe from late frosts. Pros
pects are very flattering for this new
town.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08

gone years, the Boise basin, not far
from the capital city, yielded many
millions in gold. Around HALEY is
a great zone of ore richly imprognat-
ed with silver and lead. Up in the
hills to the northeast and northwest
of Mackay are great copper deposits
that only await transportation facili-
ties before pouring their wealth into
the lap of the nation.
No state has more varied resources
or that has them in greater quanti-
ties than Idaho; none offers more
attractions to the investor the home
builder or the worker in any line OF
human endeavor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
NOTICE OF CHANGE.

'SsNotice is hereby given that | have
"a Alosed of the business known as
,the City Meat Market to A. L. Nc
Bowel, of Weiser, Idaho, who now
has charge of the business. All bills
owing the concern up to August 1st
are to be paid me and all bills a.
eainst the firm up to August 1st Will
be settled by me.
ta d, w. Shelton.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
improving Storage Plant.

w. E. Stone was a Vale business
visitor on Saturday.
w. H. Taylor, of Long Valley, wa
in Payette Monday enroute 10 Weiser.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Bob5itt left
Monday evening on No. for their
home at Woodland, California.
Mrs. Ed Don1elly, of Rigby, vino
has been visiting with her brother
]. 1. Barry. returned to her home
Friday.
Miss Bess Lloyd, sister of Mrs.
C. S. Shepherd, arrived in Payctte
Monday for a visit at the Shepherd
home
Chester Adams now carries his
left arm in sling the result of
bad fall last Saturday which
broke it.
Thos. Weir of New Plymouth
was in Payette Monday attending
meeting of the board of directors of
the Noble Ditch Co.
Lathrop and McComsey completed
the foundation for the fine modern
residence John Pierce is building in
the east part OF the city,
Peter Albert. of near New Ply
mouth, was In Payette Monday at
tending a meeting of the board of
directors of the Noble Ditch Company
Mrs. A. A. Wells, and two daugh-
ters of Marathon, Iowa arrived in
Payette on FRAY devening, of last
week for visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Larson.
James A. Dement,, printer with the |
Caxton Printers of Caldwell, -7ho
S visiting in Payette for few days
made this office a friendly call and
We hope to have him call again.
J. B. Burns and family and Chas.
Shontz and family left Wednesday |
'or Crawford where MFR. and Mrs. |
Keith Burns are located to enjoy a /
ouple of weeks of fine fishing.
The Missionary society of the
christian church met at the home
If Mrs III. ID. Fickc on last Thurs
lay afternoon. About thirty of the
members were present and very
enjoyable afternoon passed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
MEETING
CITY COUNCIL
City Dads Grind Away on Regular
Routine-Take Up Sidewalk Mat
ters and Also Improvement of
City Water.

Last Monday evening at the regula
I meeting besides transacting the usu.
al routine business of which there
is always a goodly amount the city
council took up the mater of some
walks that had been ordered in and
an extension of time granted and
which were not yet built and several
were ordered to be put in by the city
at the expense of the property
owners.
The committee from the CONNER
cial Club also brought forth discus
sion on the city water problem. A
well driller by the name OF Wilson
presented himself at the meeting and
offered to take the contract for
drilling wells for city water supply
and offered to agree to furnish suf-
ficient water or no pay. The propcs:-
tion seemed to meet with favor with
some of the councilmen as they all
felt that some radical steps should
be taken at once to get a purer
supply OF water. No definite action
was taken however.
The special committee having in
charge the improvement to the munic
pal water plant have been hard at
work and are expecting to hear from
IN eastern firm any day regarding
he power machinery. An inyestiga-
ion of filtration plants has also been
made but as yet no definite plan
las been adopted.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08

The first of this week for con
sideration of $1,000 John Pierce pur-
chased the Lee Inman property on
First Avenue South and will remodel
the same for ractiEg,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08

Miss Katie Cahill, of Pstoka. Ill.
neice of the Jino:son boys. arrived
in Payctte last Friday Miss Cahill
will teach the lower Crystal school
this year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM.

The Baptist ladies will serve ice
cream and cake on Saturday evening
near the band stand. Your patronage
will be appreciated.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
PUSH CART FAIR
GREAT SUCCESS

Village improvement Committee Res,-
ize Nice Sum for Improvement
Work-PeopIe Attending Highly
Pleased.
The push cart fair held by the vii
lage improvement committee of the
Portia club on last Saturday even
ing in the High School grounds was
well attended and equally as well
patronized. The ice cream and cake
and lemonade stands were literally
patronized as were the art exhibit
and the freak show all of which
took in sufficient money to guarantee
the ladies goodIy sum to be used
in improvement purposes. The
ladies are pleased with the results.
these attending had good time
SO here's hoping that they give
another fair in the near future.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08

Next Saturday Mr.. and Nrs. Ainey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson are
going to Little Valley to be gone
two weeks,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
LOCAL NEWS
Material Arriving.

Material Arriving.
Several car loads of material, steel
cords etc. has arrived and is being un
loaded in the yards here to be used
in the widening of the Oregon
Short Line Payette river bridge.
Ever Ga Camping?
| "A Valuable Camping Experience"
will be. the subject of the sermon at
the Baptist church next Sunday morn
| ing at IL O'Clock. Sunday school at
10 A. NJ. Union open air service at
P. M.
Money In Seed Peas.
John C. Giesler reports revenue
from one fourth acre of seed peas
that is something startling to say
the least. From the quarter acre
he thrcshcd out 1,0S0 pounds of seed
peas which at the market price
brought him $3.50.
Begin Seasons Run.
Tuesday of this week the Payette- |
Weiser Milling Company started the
seasons run. The power slough has
been cleaned out and as the wheat
is heavy yield this year and of eI-
ceptionally fine quality the company
is looking forward to big run.
Postmaster Goes Fishing.
Burt yenable made application
the first of last week for a ten
lays lay of and was much gratified
Saturday to have the request full
illed. He went to Boise Saturday
evening where he joins his son-in-
aw Ed. Pence on fishing and !
hunting trip up in the wilds on
he headwaters of the Boise river. v
;antaioupes Coming On.
Cantaloupes are beginning to l
how up on the local market and
ew crates have been shipped by ex- {
'ress. Through the courtesy of H.
iregory the Editor of the Enterprise t
fas privileged to enjoy some of the
irst ones and to say they tasted l
ood is putting it mildly We do not t
'ish to throw out any hins but S
hey really tasted like more Il
Storage Plant.
A force of men is at work insulat- e
lg and fixing the balance of the b
pom at the Cold Storage Plant for W
Did storage purposes this fall. The OF
smand for space for the apple crop
such that it will take every avail :,
Die cubic foot of space and then .,
ere is going to be some growers -,
at will be unable to get room. The .,
neral opinion among most growers IN
ems to be that those who are
lie to store and hold their crop
III get better price than those a.
ho have TO dump their stuff on the :.
zen market as it is picked.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08

! Mrs. Ida Deyilbliss is visiting her
sister Miss Hattie Casey a. Ontario
this week
c. A Berding shipped q carload Of
lambs to the Portland market last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Trcw Of Ontario
were Sunday visitors at the Orr
residence.
Miss Hattie Casey and Miss viii
son. of Ontario, visited at the w. C.
Armstrong home in Payette Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Orr entertained
Messrs Chandler, Murphy and Nc
Carroll at dinner party Monday
evening.
VIM. Ireton took advantage of the
special excursion to Seaside today
to run down to the coast for couple
OF weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Compton and
son Charles and daughter Dorothy
left today for a two weeks vacation
at Portland.
Patsy Creighton, the little daughter
o. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Creighton has
been quite ill the past week from
Indigestion but is much better at
this time.
Mrs Thos. Powers and daughter
and two small children arrived in
Payette Friday evening from Frank
lin. Nebraska. for visit at the
home of H. NJ Sutton
Miss Dora Huxford who has been
a. Thunder City with the w. A.
Ayers family srjoying her vacation
in the hills is expected to return the
after part of this week.
NJ o. Luther left today on the
special excursion train for Seaside
md Portland where he VIII recup-
sratc from his strenuous duties as
City Clerk for two weeks.
The Young Peoples Society of
he German Evangelical church will
i've an ice cream social next Thurs
" 9dening Aug. 1gHh or FickeB
avn on North Sixth st. EVERYBODY
S cordially invited to be present.
EIr. Adams and Mr.. Chandler, of
he Fruit Growers Bank, have per-
onally purchased a new E. NJ. F. au-
omobile frcm the Arnould Auto Co.
Oh the purpose of getting around
he country and meeting tho people.
C. Hamer, of the firm of R. NJ.
ardsen & Co., OF Butte, was in Pay
tie for a few hours Monday. Mr..
amer is now at Weiser figuring on
ome of the work the city of Weis-
r is letting to bid.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Monroe Smock, of
ew Plymouth, were in Payette Mon
ay bringing their aunt Mrs. Tar
elle Nichols, OF Meadville, Pennsyl-
ania. who has been visiting them
take train No. for Spokane.
Mrs Minnie Johnson, of Pueblo,
olorado, arrived in Payettc Wednes-
ly evening for a visit at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Wilcox. The
,hnson and Wilcox families lived
,ighbors in Colorado City for sew
al years
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Wood and two
ms. Ronald and Garde laft today
r Meadows for camping trip.
onday of next week they viii be
ined by Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Lattig
i'd son Bayard for a two weeks
cation.
Dave Jeffries returned last Friday
om a trip up on the Little Salmon
here he has timber claim. He
ports the grouse as being thick
i'd says the bear are too thick to
comfortable as while they we're
camp they jumped six bear
d. E. Steiner, OF the Payette Auto
mpany, arrived in Payette Monday
om Lewiston. Idaho whore he went
st spring to dispose of some pro-
rty interests before returning to
lyette and making it his permag;.s--
t home. Mr.. Steiner's familySs,oSs 80
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08

Mrs. Ida Deyilbliss is visiting her
sister Miss Hattie Casey a. Ontario
this week