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Sheridan viii Not Compete.

NEW YORK. May 20. Martin J.,
Sheridan, the big New York policeman
and present Olympic champion at
throwing the discus, set all doubts at
rest today about his going to this
years Olympic games by announcing
positively that he will not compete.
Examinations for sergeant Of police
make the trip impossible he said.
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Standing Of the Clubs

Where They Play.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Hardin Lodge No. -. holds its rem.
ar monthly meeting the second Mon.
DAY evening OF each month.
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Puckechetuck lodge No. 43, meets
every Friday evening at o'clock
Roy Pemberton. N. G.; George W. In
megart, permanent secretary.
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FRATERNAL CARDS
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
II Nee. in K Of p. Building. en-
~ ner OF Fifth and Blondeau
IX Eagle Lodge No. IL holds ~
regular meeting the first Mon.
gay evening Of each month.
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OAHU WATER
LEASE PLANS
ASSURE WORK
Land Board at Special Meeting
Decides on Details of I'M
pOrtant License
3O-YEAR TERM WITH
RENEWAL PROVISION
Plantation Arranging to Pro-
Ceed with Construction of
the Great Tunnel

Governor Fr"ar and the board of
land commissioners this morning
Reached 4 definite final decision on
the matter OF the Waiahole water H.
CrnSe, after lengthy conference in
| the senate chamber at the govern
mpnt building with Attorney Frank
THOMPSON, representing the Oahu
Sugar plantation.
AS a result the Oahu Plantation or
whatever company is formed to han
die the undertaking agrees to begin
actual construction of the long tunnel
through the KOOlau mountain range
within the next six months. The
land board has fixed the upset price
thai shall be paid the territory for
the use of the WaiahOle water
sources at $l1,OO0 per annum, flat
rate: for which in return the pur
entire water supply for thirty years,
with the privilege of renewal for
three lO-year periods at the eXpira-
tiOn of that time
At the end of the thirty years the
Territory shall be entitled to take
100000 gallons daily from the
stream at the leeward side of the ISL
and, which it may sell TO other con
sumers provided the 100000 gallons
do not go to concerns which may
compete with the owners of the big
ditch.
Should the license be renewed at
the end Of the first 10-year period.
the territory may take still large r
amount daily from the ditch, and at
the end Of sixty years from the dat"
of the original purchase of the license
all rights to the use of the tunnel and
ditch shall revert to the territory.
Of course these details have been
worked out in conference with the
Oahu Sugar plantations representa-
tiveS, as that is the ONLY CORPORATION
in position to construct the long
tunnel. The form Of the CONTRACT ar
ranged this morning is understood to
be satisfactory to that concern.
To make the sale OF the water H.
Cense perfectly proper il will be Of
fercd at public auction, and the ad-
vertisement of this sale is to be pre-
pared and made very shortly. The
Oahu Plantation will be the only bid
der, however.
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HAWAIFS RUBBER
INDUSTRY IS
RECOGNIZED
Continued on Page 4)

Hawaii was we'll represented at the
Worlds Rubber Exposition just held
in New York, both in the personality
of it's delegate and in the exhibit wa
bur A. Anderson, the delegate in at
tendance from the Hawaiian Rubber
Growers Association, is manager of
the Nahiku Rubber Co. and the Amer
iCan-Hawaiian Rubber Co.. and one OF
the leading pioneers of the industry
in Hawaii. AS to the exhibit from
this Territory, the following extract
from report in the New York World
Indicates that it was a worthy one.
This exhibition is the first of its
kind to be held in this country. and
In some respects is the most COM
plete over put together in the world.
The value Of the crude rubber alone
on exhibition is given as $&75, 600
The two leading exhibits. as to size
and completeness. come from Brazil
and from the British possessions in
the Far East, but Hawaii and the
philippines are not far behind"
According TO the New York Press.
the exhibit was seven times as big
as the World states. The Werld re-
port was printed before the eNpOsi-
ton opened. Beginning its report of
the show the day after the opening.
the Press said: with 5000 tons of
rubber, valued at $6,0VO,OG0. and with
scores Of mechanical and agricuiturai
products on display, the third annual
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HOWELL FOR
CAMPBELL'S
SUCCESSOR?
Name of Maui Engineer Urged
as Next Superintendent
OF Public Works

Hugh Howell, former county engin-
tpr Of Maui, was prominently men
toned today and yesterday as one Of
tn" best men that Governor Frear
could possibly pick out as a successor
to Superintendent of Public Works
AIarstOn Campbell, whose resignation
ought to have taken effect some
mCNtnS ago.
HowelI's name is unotrcialIy in
tior>~d by several prominent engin-
GERS AID contractors. Although there
is an engineering association, it has
mace 10 Endorsement Of man to
.rrcvcd Campbell, it was said today,
hut there is talk that a meeting for
this purpose may shortly be called un-
Tess Governor Frcar should in the
mcar'iEt make an appointment.
"Hr"I' is tho right man for the
place." said d leading engineer to-
day. III" is good engineer and
5000 "NecutiVe | feel sure that all
Of til" engineers and contractors of
m" Territory would 'kOkua' the sug-
geStiOM that he BE- named.
Engineer Howell has been in the
Islauds for many years and has botn
the experience and the training. say
mis- admirers, to fit him for the posi-
ton.
In some quarters there is a dispOsi-
ton 10 relieve that the Governor
Wouid Ike TO get H. X Bishop, en-
giMrer OF the Hawaii loan fund com
mission. iOr the place.
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/ DECISION
INVOLVES
MANY
Punahou Residences Endan-
gered by Fight Now Going
to u. S. Court

One Of the most valuable blocks OF
improved property in the PunahOu
residence section is in peril Of having
It's titles upset by the decision OF
T. $. Judge Dole on the disposition
Of the $4,000 award to the John Ii
Estate, Ltd, for land taken by con.
dCmnatiOn for the Pearl EIarbOr naval
station. If the decision lie left stand
ing as final or if it be sustained by
the United States Supreme Court in
the event Of an appeal on behalf OF
the Ii corporation, owners of homes
in the locality mentioned will be Ii.
able TO become defendants in eject
ment suits-that is, unless some other
legal mode OF settlement with the re-
mindermen under Judge lis will can
be made.
Among the properties involved in
this situation of clouded title are the
PleasantOn Hotel-originally the home
of the late H. A. Isenberg, the resi-.
dence OF G. p Wilder, part of the
premises of r. G.. Scott and part of
the premises of Richard Ivers. The
area in question is north of Wilder
avenue and west of Punahou street.
1t was sold in 1879 by the late A.
+. Judd, as guardian of Irene Ii, then
a. minor, under the presumption that
a fee simple title vested in her for
the property. Judge Dole's decision,
as already reported, is to the effect
that Irene Ii (now Holloway owned
only life estate in the property en-.
1oyed by her under her fathers last
will and testament. In the meantime
the Punahou property mentioned has
increased in value through improve
ments and otherwise probably from
so to 100 per cent
Possibly Mrs. Holloway may her
self make a settement-having am
pie means-with the other heirs of
the estate which will protect the in,
nocent grantees of her guardian of
thirty-three years ago and their sue
cessors in possession, as well as the
settlement that she will be required
to make, II the Dole decision is main
tanned. on her own behalf for what
benefits have accrued to her from the
sale.
(Continued on Pace a.
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Hope the Next Legislature Will
Amend Law Held InSuf-
fiCient by Lindsay

HarbOr commissioners James Wake
field and c. J. NcCart:.y believe that
the body OF which they are members
should b" given power by the ncNr
legislature to regulate tn" dochagp
charges made by privately Owned
Wharves in the Territory. NJ TstOn
Campbell. chairman OF the comm;s
sion, having not considered the mat J
fully, declines to express an opinion
though he does say. emphatirally. tia;
Hawaii ought to have pnhlic utilities
commission
These commissioners gave their CA
pressiOns today in respUns" 70 queries
by the Star-Bullet:n, as to Whether
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Postal Clerks Die In Wreck e.
JUNCTION. D. Iled in
a mail and baggage being deraied
is STAR IN
VICTORY FOR NEW YORK
LAssOciated Press Cablel

BOSTON, Mass Oct 1oRuDe Marquad Manager Meera
$4,000 New York from Indianapolis
Of 2 to l.
yesterdays
handling 5edient
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\ STRIKE will be called Immediately
of all miners and smeltermen at Ely,
Nr|.. unless the operators agree TO
the demanded wage increase.
An Italian care owner of San Fran
cisco has appealed to the police to
protect him from blackmailers who
nave bounded him for two years.
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GREEK FORCES BADLY
BEATEN IN HARD FIGHT
Rumor In Vienna Many Villages
Of Albania Pillaged And Fired
By Ruthless Ottomans
ASSOCIATED Press Ca%lel

VIENNA Austria oot toThe
from troubled
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TAssoclatrd Press CableI

LONDON Eng Oct to:- $ large q
overwhelmingly the Greeks suffering heavy losses.
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Strikebreakers Win Bv Ruse
lAssociat ted rrcss CahleI

BINGHAM 10-UsIng the
partially
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Auto Bandits In St. Louis
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LOUIS, Mo, 10-Making bold
leading from One held
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Persia. O,i
For :. f.:
China. Oct j..
From Vancouver:
Zralandia. O,i 9.
For Vancouver:
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

/ arrived in San Diego too late TO
see much OF II. But as far as !
can Judge the city Is one OF a fan
size and OF reasonable beauty but
OF one thing / can speak. Her
ocean sunset and gentle breezes Is
a picture rare. When I survey the
surroundings / will draw more
accurate sketch and IN the mean
time II your health is not improving
you must come down and could
soon return 20 look after our brood.
/ presume one might tire OF the
snmmerness Of climate as OF the
of repeated fable but for me you
may order Eternal Summer. | should
rather row than skate and prefer
rain IN May to snow on winters
day and here IN old age ! surely
want to stay. I am told Of a lady
In your same condition who was
,syy feeble or weak and Is now
y.ry rapidly recovering. shall not
invest anywhere uatii we see how
your health improves but I bslleye
n you were here you would be very
much In love with this place and
the way IL for you % give u good
test A trip down here w9uia near
10 Mr.. McGiinehy an extension OF
a number Of years in my humble
opinion. I trust this finds you all
well and as soon as ! am located
you come on. Hope BODY Gilmore
has secgyered. Remember me to
all enquiTins ftiendg.
Scott BnndAge,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

The Misses Leila and Alta Roe
accompanied by their brother How
ard were guests of Miss Nettie Lu-
chr last Sunday.
MI. and Ms. w R shrimp and
Arthur Wight had Sunday dinner
with Mr., and Mrs. 4. e, Hartley.
Chas. Bolton took a band of ewes
to the ranch Saturday for early
'ambing.
Miss Whsle Wilson visited Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents in
Payette.
Tho boundary line for the Irrisa-
ton District is fast getting shaped
up. Wa wish the dam could be
built high enough to hold all tue
water and then people who are
anxious to come into the project
could do So
Mrs. w, r. shrimp and Mrs. Olsen
visited with the Seawell family
while in Boise. Mr.. James Seawell
who has been i'll for the past sixteen
months is about as usual. He en-
CURED for all his old friends in
the valley and sends his kindest RI"
CARDS to one and AL.
Mrs. Frank Garrett and children
and Hazel Fox were Wis ting in Pay
cite last week.
There will be a pie social at the
Eastside school house Wednesday
evening, February 21 This is also
4 valentine social as well. Every
one invited. A good program is
being prepared by the pupils which
nsures q g99d time for all.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

Placing all varieties and all sra tts
Of apples into one lot an average of
1885 per box T. o. b. Payette has
been obtained by the association on
salcs up to date From these re-
turns uniform charge Of ton cents
per box was made against the grow
err which charge covers all sales. in.
spection and other expenses incldeu-
tat to the sale and delivery Of the
apples besides contributing to the
office general expense necessary 10
the maintenance OF the association.
In thus handling the sales tRe
producer and the consumer were
brought into much closer relation
ship to the direct benefit OF each.
Unsold fruit OF the association has
All been stored at home this year,
the bulk Of il having been placed
IN the associations modern cold
lir storage plant at Fruiaahd. This
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

land Of the Golden Fruit aud here
{ fail for my pen fats TO sketch
that picture % the eye aud tho
citations Of the mind. Pasadena looks
as OF yore and so sure was OF
nay ground that had my fellow pas
sanger ready and by our standing
could SEQ the Ostriches over the
Carbon wall We layed over two
and ono half hours at Los Angeles
and | and my friend strollod over
town and had shave and found
ourselves near the Holland Beek
uctel where We stayed Santa An
ua looks about the same but much
larger. then some ten miles from
there tho railroad leaves the valley
and courses through some dry smooth
hills that resemble the PendlotOn,
Oregon. country There arc some
cases aud some very pretty homes
now and then BY and By we reach
The sea short aud az a point that
reminds one OF surf point We
passed enroute to Los Angeles eight
years ago From here ON for ten
miles Que secs farms. large and
small and the waves lash the shores
- u 10 punish them for resisting
heir force, The last ton miles Is
II less interest but from the time
'ne reaches the pretty little town
allied san BcrnardIna. ONES imagin-
,tion raises to that point OF fever
hat nearly breaks the cords OF
'xcitemont and as you pass ON 20 I.
,olnts OF memory Of the forever I.
-one by's you imagine yourself a
monarch IN some Isle with your
queen in Bridal Veil standing be.
cath the shade OF some lofty Palm
r near some enchanted Fount OF
Id. Nor does the interest wane
ut scars like the lofty snow capped
eaks SO high above the level OF
ian. Surely Florida has no claim
Or the travellers praise when on /
California once he gazes. 4
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
LITTLE WILLOW NOTES
I + !. + I. 8. Z 100000,

VIA surdevant who has been
upI the valley surveying for the boun-
| Diary Of the proposed irrigation Dig
| trict went to Payette Friday as the
weather was such that they could
not continue their work They will
be up again as soon as they can
work
Max McClanahen of Milroy, Penn,
cousin of W. r. Shimp, came out
on the stage Saturday and will make
TITS equity his future home. Mr..
McClanahen spoke VI the difference
in the climate here for he says II
will be April before the snow is
gone in Pennsylvania
Mrs. r. f. Olsen is visiting for
few days with Mrs. John Syme and
daughter at Weiser. She reports
Mrs. syme as improving in health
every dqy.
Postmaster syms went over to
the Berry ranch last week having
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, the
occasion being that of Mr.. Berrys
eightieth birthday. Although Mr.,
Berry's oyesight has failed almost
entirely yet his general health is
fairly good
George Brewer has been very busy
the past week, house cleaning. He
decided to get the spring cleaning |
done before the farm work comes
on COZ be viii then be a very busy
mas.
bertha Slonokef who is teaching
school in the Council Valley nesl /
The home Of Mr. and Mrs Ellis
Hartley, sent her best regards to
he teachers. Miss Assmussen aud
Miss Wilson, as they were high
school classmates Miss Sloneker
has fine school and has many
friends In the Council valley
Mrs. h. K. Olsen returned Mon
lay from a few days visit TO Weis-
r. While ,bere Mrs, Olsen and
Hiss Syme attended bal! given a.
he Washington hotel. which she de
cFibes as being perfectly great. as
he hotel itself is one OF which ,
my city may justly feel proud.
when the accident to Lloyd Pence ,
n Big Willow happened Monday =,
hey were obliged to send mes
euger to French postoffice DIS
lnce Of 10 miles to phone for
octor as the Big Willow line was
ut Mr. Pence was quite seriously
ljured but reports are that he is
Ding as well as could be expected
t this time
Mrs. /. H. Patton purchased five
IN blood Plymouth Rock ROSTERS
ON H. Gregory. Mrs. Patton has
DIV one of the largest and finest ia
ock of pure bred Plymouth Rock Y
ems as can be seen in any coun. l!
" She has made a speciality of m
II bloods for several years.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY i5lh. 1919.

fhe editor OF this paper has nov.
o. questioned the right OF any lndl.
gldaai 10 trade where he or she
aealr,d We might queatiou tho
plsdom q building up great toroEu
corporations but tho right for an
Individual 20 spend his or her mon.
- whore they please 80 long az
such expenditure is within the
bounds Of tho law. Is undenlable.
Tho wisdom o. contributing to tho
gresth and prosperity Of tho lars.
er eiiies az against the smaller cit.
les Is where the question cOmos In.
40 have long ago reached decided
eonciuaioua along that line and
while we might not take issue very
extensively with anyone Who thinks
contrary yet Nc are prone 10 eling
% eur ouu sicws IN The matter. Many
- the smaller citiea and communl-
lies * me west owe a great deal
pf their grow u 10 the fast that
thc business men have given liher
ally us their meanB 20 advertise aud
Boost their particular communities
AmeaE az Idaho cities Twin Falls !
has taken ihe lead a. city inhabit
"a ~ live progressive business men,
1hcuaands 81 dollars have been OK
pended by the Commercial club OF
ttat city advertising Twin Fails and |
heiVins % make e shat Il Is The /
Commercial Club has been supported /
iaeelf hI the business men. Nov
iheg have been made the subject OF
b malicious attack b. large for
a'sn nail 0EteF coacern that In the
lnstlsr ~ actual expenditures has
eerrr probably spent cent tu tho
rily os FOR thar mafior the entire
state. excepting perhaps few cents
.fen q some one twice a year 20
i.stfibuts iher eaiaiogs We do
sot believe he attack viii rebound
. the credit u the concern. We
p nos believe they viii gain any
lusiness thereby Rather Ne are IN.
lined 70 believe d win act In the
atnre q a boomerang and that the
oncern VIII yet have cause TO re. :
ret the use Of uuderhanded meth. u
Is ia business.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
CHURCH OF GOD.

Regular Services Lords Day, Feb
ruary rs.
Bible School 10 a. m
IL. a. m. a continuation of the sub
iect Of Christian Baptism, What is
it? and who are the scriptural sub
jects Of the ordinance.
Eyangelistic Service 7.SO.
Midweek Biple Study and Prayer
Service, Wednesday, 7.S9.
II you have no regular place of
Worship. Come Thou and go with
us and We will do Thee Good"
W. T. TURPIN, Pastor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

prunes resulted In placing the soTs
oral cars shipped into the markets
affording highest prices during the
period Of shlpmntos.
All apples have been sold In adj
vance Of shipment and strictly up
on an I. o. b. basis with draft and
bill OF iadirs st9ched af.ord'ng
prompt returns aud al early account
Ing TO the growers,
The following prices are the sea
sons averages obtained by the as
sociation for the principal varieties
o. b. Pnyette:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
NOTICE.

The regular meeting of the Assoc
lated Charities will be held in the
Y. NJ. c. A. building Monday. Feb.
10, at ? p. m. Every member should
make an effort to be present.
Jas. W. Morley, Secy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

ANFi NFbF'h fyfi
Total stock Issued 545 shares.
Value per share, $t7.24.
Unsold green apples in storage at
Fruitland, Idaho, estimated value f.
o. b., $lO,5OO.0O.
Evaporated fruits now ready for
market estimated value, $12,0OO.OO.
AUDITORS Hepert,
Prior to making up the annual l..
port and statement and under the di.
rection OF the board of directors, the
books Of the association we're audit.
ed by c. r.. Bartlett, an experienced
accountant and formerly in the en-
ploy Of the railroad auditing depart
ment at Salt Lake. Mr.. Bartlett re-
ported that the books were in ex-
cellont shape and complimentei the
assceiptipp very highly upon their
Appearance an44 ing imggH manner in which
they have been kept
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

For Sale-Eggs for Matching from
pure bred White Wyandottes choice
winter layers. 81 per fifteen. r. J.
Rowse. IT'S
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

Eternal summer and b,
office whore l received
welcome OF messages n
up 10 February 9TH. au(
has been one OF much
on the slow train 10
was not a little bit a
you were all we'll. | \
shawnee on the second
Westfield. Cherokee. OK
at a snap aud found M
there I travelled to MuI
enty miles south fromI
then on TO Kansas en-
there via the Santa Fe
runs through New Mod
qurQue. then through Al
Bernardo. Cal. from
Angeles. Santa Anna 70 ,
whore I arrived after -
dreariest trips OF my
perlonce, Oklahoma -
surprise to me. Her
wonder her OH fields 4
for her age has made
most phenomenal grow
leo along the way wcr
certainly one OF the dr'
and meats, Arizona VIZ
and surely tir0some az
lance We were obliEod Il
nany With hor barren ~
After much delay we RrN
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
SCOTT 5RUNDAoE WRITES
INTERESTING LETTER

San Diego. Cal.
Feb. 8. 1912.
Ny dear Ada,
Al last / arrived in Ye City of
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
ASSOCIATION HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING
Directors Elected for Three Years
Reports Heard and General Inter
est Taken in Meeting.

sst che Payette
bn was hela
loon IN the
ers and fruit
and Fruitland
esented and
en- in the
elected to
Young and II.
for a three
spach for one
nt given WAS
of the eYap.
Several cars
storage and
ted in II the
ing the evap-
ndllng and
FqdBcts for
viii bsCstnp I
~ sold. /
shows an in !
Is net worth |
It'll the val /
considerably |
lies Of the |
ld referred
was the un |
ld. smallne SIS
andagd Of
91O |
unfayorable
an over
east the
seasons av-
arly indicate
association
et prices for
n has tsoR
ous season.
tned how the
u handling