Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03

Tuesday 70 join her husband Who
viii be il that city during the state
fair representing the Studebaker
Automobile Company.
Homer LzUer Breaks Arm.
I Homer LaGer the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. Lzuer. seems to have e1-
cepticuzIy hard luck from time 10
iime- Monday while peddIing some
bills On Sixth street he slipped on
the steps and fell from the porch
If z residence and broke the bones
Of hiz lover left arm It has not
been 50 long ago that he suffered
irom z broken leg The young lad
Eas gritty however and suffered the
Dr.. 10 reduce the fracture without
Young Lad Injured.
Monday noon Weldon. the seven
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. z
Wilcox was the victim Of peculiar
accident that might have been ex-
tremeIy serious He went 10 the
barn yard TO water the COWS One
Of the animals kicked and struck .
pitchfork in such z manner that IL
flew directly AZ the lad and one
prong entered his nose with eOnsid-
cradle force inf1icting 2 wound that
necessitzted the attention Of . ply
stcian- Had the prong gone slightly
10 the right OF left IT would have
pierced one OF his eyes with fatal
effect As IL was the wound was not
serious and the lad VIII be in school
again in feE dayL
The East Is Prosperous.
H. z. Dunn, Who returned Monday
from ZanssviIIe, Ohio. says that all
Of the eastern cities he was in
while gone are very prosperous In I
all the factories and mills
Are running full capacity and gen
srzI business conditions are looking
~ brighter every month and the
sane vas true Of other eastern {
es he visited Politics do EOs
seem 10 be bothering business any
BACK there" said Mr.. Dunn, al
.hough occasionally you hear il talk
d but II is far from being the one
absorbing topic The general dispCzi-
ion back there seems 10 be 10 let
Fel enough alone and It has srOvE
o be sort Of slogan From what
did hear hack east and while en-
quite both going and coming sure-
: believe President Taft's chances
re growing brighter every day and
hat Roosevelt is losing ont not on
: in the east but in the middle
rest"
Democrats Open Campaign.
The campaign for the Democrats
Tss opened in PxysIts on Monday
yening by Senator Stone Of Nilsson
/ who addressed the faithful at the
,mmz Theatre On Monday afternoon
I five o'clock The crowd was not
cry large which vas probably OE-
1g TO the hour at which the meet
lg vas held as il was impossible fer
aany Of the business men 10 get
way The Senator talked but for
few monsnts and endezvored 10
al the audience Why Idaho should I
OF return Senator BOrzh- He did not Z
o into the issues OF the campaign
D any extent whatever simply cali
lg on the Democrats 10 get togeth- '
: and carry the state legislature 10 c
efeat Senator BOrah because Of
be fact that Woodrow Wilson was .
1re OF election and Senator Borzh =
-ouId have no influence with the !
ADMINISTRATION He eulogiIed Sen >
tor BOrah as q man and public :
.ficial. said he was capable and all {
lat but yet asked the people Of
iaho TO vote so as not 10 return
i'm 10 the senate
C. c. Dodge Of Ontario was Pay
tie shopper on Wednesday.
Gen. = V Patch was Boise bust q
sSs visitor on Wednesday CT this
SEX
Mrs. H B. Catrou and son. Sol. :
III leave SATURDAY for Boise where z
,ey viii spend fair week with Mrs- :
atroR's father and mother. fe
Mr.. and Mrs R. D. Bradshaw and :
Imily returned Monday Of this
eek from Notus where they have
zen all summer looking after their
res. K
Miss Isabel Beatty. a sister Of
Irs, J. ?. Orr. ami Miss Msrsarst ;
lsrsh c. NaEkato. Mimi, viii arrive |
. Payeue on Friday evening and :
i'll be guests al the Or residence
" couple of weeks. 4
Clyde Thurston returned Monday
Sening from Penileton where he |
ent last Thursday to take in the |
ig annual round up show. Seats for ]
lirty thousand people were net suf- |