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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
WASHOE DELEGATES
SCHOOL BUILDING
Former Governor Brady Addresses
Citizens of Washoe At Tne Dedi-
cation of Their Community School.


Friday of last week was a proud
day for Washoe, the ambitious little
community one and one half miles
from Payette when the community
and social center hall was dedicated
with former Gov James H Brady
as the guest of honor. This is the
first building of the kind to be es-
tablished in the northwest.
Six years ago President Rcosef cit
appointed country lie comm ssion-
Following this Governor Brady ap-
pointed a country life commission for
idaho. This Idaho commission was
composed OF Paul Clagstone, Miss
Alice Beach, Ralph Schnelock. H. T.
French and Mrs. A. G. Butterfield-
This building at WashCe is the
first fruits of the work of this Idaho
country life commission. Much of
the credit for the success of the en-
terprise is credited to Professor H..
T. French and his wife, who have
u6fOIcu muCu lilhc duu IAouSht "
the matter
Neat Building Erected.
The building dedicated yesterday
is 60 by 80, two stories high and
well built in every way. 1t cost
5000 and joins the neat little
school house that cost $4,000 more.
The social center hall is admirably
adapted to the purpose for which
1t was intended 1t has neat stage
a fine little auditorium large enough
to accommodate the community for
any kind of gathering. 1t is equipp-
ed with fine kitchen and dining
room; reading rooms, rest rooms
in fact, everything that reason could
of such an institution. There
are also sleeping apartments for the
teachers, who will have charge OF
the institution.
Friday afternoon 25O persons as
sembled at the social center. After
a delicious luncheon probram OF
speaking and music was given in
the auditorium. The dedicatory ad-
dress was delivered by former Cover
nor Brady, who was present in re-
sponse to a special invitation Those
in charge felt that as this beautiful
building was the first definite result
Of the creation of Governor Braiy's
country life commission that he
should be present to assist in the
dedication.
History of Commission.
In his brief address Mr.. Brady
sketched briefly the history of the
country life commission. He said
that the demand of the hour was not
so much a back to the farm move
ment as 1t was a demand for the i'm
proyement of country life so that
those now on the farm would find it
both profitable and pleasant to re-
main on the farm and not crowd in
to the cities. He predicted great
things from just such movements as
this represented, in this Washoe
social center and hoped to see the
example of this little community ex-
tensively copied in other parts OF
the state and nation.
Former Governor Brady was gwen
4 royal reception. His address was
with marked enthusiasm and
when he went to the station to
AXE his departure he was followed
by at least 100 men and women who
,heered him as his train pulled out
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21

Gets Good Price,
E B. Sargent of near Fr'litland wa
in town Tuesday and renewed his al
legiance to the Enterprise for an
other year. Mr. Sargent has his ap
pie crop all picked and packed an6
about half of it sold Returns re
Gently received by him from four car
of Jonathans handled by the Pacific
Packing Company netted him $10z
per box f. O. b. Fruitland.
Receives Serious Injury.
Wednesday morning P. E Short
one of the prominent men of this
community was the victim of a pc
culiar and what might have been a
serious accident Mr.. Short was
coming down town in his auto with
his son John and was riding in the
back seat By his side was a pair
of sheep shears. On the way down
the auto struck Siding place In
the road and Mr.. Short was thrown
violently toward the side of the
seat on which the shears were lying
with the result that they penetrated
the fleshy part Of his right hip for
several inches inflicting a very nasty
and painful wound Had the shears
penetrated slightly further into the
hip joint, paralysis of the entire right
side might have resulted.
May Be Built At Once.
Indications from other section of
Idaho indicate that the Idaho Central
the main line of which terminates at
Payette will be built very soon. Rum
or has it that it will soon be extend
ed to Boise and from Richfield comes
the report that the short cut off
from Owinza to BichfieId Will be put
through at an early date Contract
ors in touch with railroad work are
out after the contracts and the larger
concerns are adding TO their equip
ment this winter all of which is rath-
ar significant The general impress
sion seams to be among them that
Southern Idaho will be the battle
ground of a struggle for the whole
hog or none with the Oregon Short
Line. 1t is also persistently rumor-
ed that Jim Hill is the man looking
for part of the tonnage from South
ern Idaho in the region of the Pay
ette and Boise Valleys.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21

George w. Hutton is remodeline
and repainting the interior of the
Brainard residence on Third Aveneue
North formerly occupied by Rev. Hal
ey which will be occupied by him
self and family when completed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
MARKET DAY

Saturday November 23. on the va
cant lot opposite Emma theatre.
Bring in your goods and get the
cash for them.
]. M. SWANSON.
Auctioneer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21

/ want from $1500-s175o LEGAL mon
ey on first mortgage for five years.
on good security, land worth not less
than 100000, and will pay nine per
cent interest-Box SGT. Payette. 47tz
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
METHODIST CHRISTMAS BAZAAR.

At Wesley Chapel, November 3oth
from 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Departments
en's-Everything to make a
happy AMI comfortable.
and Fancy-Japanese Hand
ngs, Lacquer Paintings, Veg
Colors, Sepias, Water Colors,
IS, etc. Beautiful hand en-
ry and dainty novelties.
pellaneous-Pretty and useful
9.
ket- Everything good to eat.
Eeshments-Sherbet, Cake and
Doughnuts, Coffee, etc.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
LOCAL NEWS
Young Lad Passes Away,

Young Lad Passes Away.
Word was received in Payette On
Wednesday morning that Gallant Hill
mon the seventeen year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Hulmon had
died at the hospital in Ontario of ap-
Rendicitis-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21

For sale--A good White wyandotte
cockerel. e. w. Equals.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
CHEER UP OLD BOY
THE BEST 10 YET TO CONE

A sermon on "Be Thankful and
Cheer Up" will be delivered at the
baptist church next Sunday NOM
ing at IL A. M. The Little Mis-
pnary Heroine" will be the sub
of the evening sermon at 1880
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21

Is for sale-Inquire of Cecil
Yette, Idaho.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
ARE GUARDING
WHITMAN FROM GUN MEN
Letters Say Four Are Coming
From Chicago to Take
His Life

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Half a dozen
detectives we're detailed to meet all
trains from Chicago. arriving here this
afternoon to search for the four gun
men said to be coming to take tie life
of District Attorney Whitman.
Word of the Chicago gunmen's al
legged plot against the district attor-
ney's life reached Mr.. Whitman by let
ter from Dutch" who said he was
the keeper of a Christie street Opium
Joint. The writer gave no other name.
and in view of the fact that some 500
threatening letters have peen received
recently by Mr.. Whitman, he was in-
clined to make little of il. The let
ter was given to the police. however,
and although they conducted fruit
less search for the writer. they claimed
to have made certain discoveries which
impelled them to take the letter more
seriously than Mr.. Whitman did.
According to the letter. the four gum
men were to reach New York this aft
ernoon and were to receive $1,000 each
for their work.
.LB3s
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
GOVERNOR BROWN TO LEAD
CORN CLUB BOYS PARADE

Governor Brown Monday morning
accepted an invitation to ride with the
members Of his staff at the head OF
the corn club boys parade on Thurs
day, Dec. 5.
The invitation was extended by Wal
ter c. Cooper. secretary of the Atlanta
chamber of commerce. and Capt. w. II.
Leahy, who is to organize the corn
club boys into a regiment of boy scouts.
o. TO these gentlemen Governor Brown
daclareds it would give him pleasure to
ride in the parade and to aid in any
other way possible to encourage the
movement represented by the boys corn
clubs.
Immediately following the governor
and his staff in the parade will be the
soldiers of the Fifth regiment, and after
them will march the corn club boys,
500 or 1000 strong. in military forms-
ton.
At the request Of those in charge OF
the corn show, Governor Brown has
wired to the secretary of war for per-
mission for the corn club boys to sleep
upon the cots of the Fifth regiment.
These cots, along with other munitions
and supplies. are furnished by the war
and the consent of the seq
rotary of war must be obtained before
the cots can be used by any persons
other than the soldiers to whom they
are assigned.
1t is planned to house the corn club
boys in the armory during their stay In
Atlanta.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
KISSED ALL POWDER OFF
OF MRS. BOYETT'S FACE
German Friend of Family Re-
Ceived by Wife in a Dark
Room
Especial Dispatch to The JournaI)

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 4-stories
Of Mrs l. z. Boyette and Peter J. West
hofen spending many hours together
in a dark room, the Germans frequent
visits to the Boyette home during Boy
cites absence, long automobile rides
and kisses which were exchanged free
ly between westhofen and Mrs. Boy
cite, were told on the witness stand
I'm the civil division of the city court
Saturday by Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Nc
Lain, who spent much time in the Boy
cite home a few weeks previous TO
Westhofen's death.
The testimony furnished the greatest
sensation of the trial, which will de-
termine whether or not Boyette can Sc
cure 100000 damages from Richard
Tillis and Mrs. Ophelia TiHis FOR al
legged alienation Of his wife's affections
Mrs. McLain told of Westhofen's many
visits to the home during Boyette's abb
sence and Of Mrs. Boyette's declaration
on one occasion that there is no chalk
on my face and there is no use putting
it on because Westhofen kisses 1t all
off"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
COUPE WILL TESTIFY
IN GUN MEMS TRIAL

NEW YOK. Nov. 4-Thomas Coupe.
one OF the witnesses OF the Rosenthal
shooting. who was brought from England
too late TO testify at the trial OF Lieu
tenant Becker. will he placed on the
stand in the trial of the four gun men.
"Cvp the Blood" Lefty Louie,
Whitley Lewis and "Dago Frank, :"
Coupe Is one OF four witnesse. expectesd
TO identify the gun men positively, the
others being Shapiro. driver of the gray
murder car" Stanish, an Austrian en-
sineer. and Krause. a waiter.
Shortly after Coupe came back from
England he was taken TO the criminal
court building and placed near door
leading to justice Goff's court. 1t was
learned today. He could see the gun
men passing in and out. According to
today's announcement. he looked the four
over and recognized them as the oceu-
pants OF the murder cal"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
AMERICAN METHOD FOR
DEAF-MUTE PRINCE

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.--Dr. vincente
Llorente. physician to the Spanish royal
household, has completed two months
study of American methods of training
the deaf and dumb. He was sent to
this country by the queen of Spain to
collect data regarding the training and
education of Miss Helen Keller with a
view to adapting this information in
the bringing up Of Prince Don Jaime,
the queens second son, who has been a
deaf-mute from birth He will make his
report before a special conference of
the leading physicians of Spain. DR..
Llorente was full of enthusiasm regard
ing American scientific methods as he
prepared for his departure today. I'VE
have known you Americans as a great
commercial people, but now we shall
have TO learn OF you as great nation
of scientists. OF what you have done
in science and research we have been
profoundly ignorant"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
MINISTER OF WAR HAS
QUIT IN SAN DOMINGO

SAN DOMINGO. Nov. 4-Alfredo Vic
toria, minister OF war and nephew OF the
Dominican president, las resigned, ana
the president has appointed Luis Pelle-
tier to succeed him, while Elias Blanche
has been made minister Of the interior
The government has authorized the
withdrawal OF 10000 from the funds de-
posted in the United States for the pay
ment Of debts. The liquidation OF the
expenses connected with public works
and the war is to be attended to after
peace has been re-established. Re
payment OF the sum withdrawn is to De
made in monthly amounts Of $1,000.
Gen. Frank Mcintyre, one Of the Amer
lean commissioners. this week visited
Francisco Leonte Vasquez and Gen. Car
los F. Morales, the ex-president, who are
confined in Jail here. There has been no
change in the general situation of the
country.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
Three-Piece Suits

AS the season advances more
interest is shown in three-piece
suits, says the Dry Goods Econo-
mist, especially styles which
show a coat made of velvet or
novelty cloth and the dress de-
veloped in brOadcloth, peau de
souris, zibeline or similar mate
rails. The coats of these suits
are usually made in modified cut
away outline, the measurement in
the back extending half the skirt
length. A favorite design for the
dresses of these costumes shows
the long draped skirt. This drap-
cry is usually arranged we'll to-
ward the back, although some
styles show the drapery effects
toward the front, this being form
ed by looping up the side front
in folds, which are caught in
with the side seam. For this
draping extra length is allowed in
the skirt measurement,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
PRESBYTERIAN JUBILEE
TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 10

The annual jubilee OF the PresDyte-
rian churches In Atlanta which will be
held on next Sunday, November 10,
1880 a. m, has become the greatest
annual religious event in the city and
one of the greatest in the entire ma
ton. Some twenty Presbyterian
churches will unite their morning serv-
ices at the auditorium and they will
have as their guest of honor to de-
liver the address of the occasion
man who is perhaps the greatest re-
ligious speaker in the world. Robert
e. Speer, of New York City. Mr.
Speer hal been for many years the
secretary of foreign missions OF the
Northern Presbyterian church, TO
whic- position he was elected while
yet a student at Princeton. Although
he has done many remarkable things
since, few higher tributes have been
paid him than that choice.
Among the special features of the
meeting will be the appearance for
tn first time in the history Of the in
slltution of the entire body OF the
Agnes Scott students in the role OF
a grand chorus. They will be seated
on the platform and will sing one OF
their favorite hymns. 20 Mother Dear
Jerusalem"
AS an illustration of the splendid
comfy of Christian DENOMINATIONS -.
Atlanta the faculty and students OF
the Atlanta Theological seminary tne
Conversational seminary Of the SOUTH
will he seated on the platform, where
they may hear every word DR.. Speer
utters
one of the most interesting NUMBERS
of the entire occasion will be the sing
irg of a we'll known hymn In anu
phony The use OF the echo organ "a
this connection will be remembered Dy
those that were present last year when
the children of the ThornweI orpnan-
age were here as guests OF the AtAaiA'"
Presbyterians. .1.8,.. 80, :.
This event is under the control OF
TN, presbyterian Ministers association
but Atlantians OF all faiths are invited
to he present The exercises wili pc
gin at 1880 a. M, sharp, and the doors
will be closed at IL.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
TROLLEY SETTLEMENT
is STILL IN DOUBT

JACKSONVILLF, Fla, Nov. a.
There is no Indication that the street
car strike here will be settled imme-
diately. The companys officials insist
that they will not recognize the union,
and the strikers are equally insistent
that the strike will be continued until
the union is recognized.
The COMMITTEES of citizens and one
representing the board of trade are stilf
hopeful
Rioting occurred at several places
yesterday, and recurrence Of violence
is expected at almost any time, as cars
are being operated by strikebreakers to-
day.
Much apprehension Is felt for tomor-
row because of the election. The troops
are mot in the best of humor, because
they will not be at home to vote.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
MILLEDGEVILLE SEES
SLOW P0ST0FFICE WORK

Especial Dispatch to The Journal.l
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga, Nov. 4-The
new postofice mere will probably cost
$4,000 more than estimated. according
TO authentic reports. The structure has
been in course Of construction nearly
two years and will not be finished be-
fore next April, though work is being
pushed II was given out on a contract
for just a little more than $4,000.
The postoffice department is preparing
to put up thirty additional mail boxes
in the various sections OF the city,
and they will be of the latest and most
approved type. being attached 70 steel
posts.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
HOW THEY FOUND
THE ONLY ZAPP0NE

WASHINGTON. Nov. AFTER a post
card. mailed in Rome. Italy, and bearing
the simple address. Mr.. Zappone. U. S.
A." had been safely delivered 10 Claude
r Zsppone OF this city. the recipient and
his two brothers in Italy. who had mail
ed the card. decided that they could pro-
coed with safety 10 settle a rich estate,
without fear OF other heirs stepping IN
TO complicate matters Post cards were
sent broadcast over the world in an ef-
fort 10 discover others or the name but
nc answers were received AS a final
test the card received today was sent
with its ambiguous address TO determine
whether the local Zappone is the sole
bearer Of the name.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-05
JACKSON MACCABEES
ORGANIZE BIG TENT


JACKSON, Ca, Nov. jackson tent,
No. 81, Knights of the Maccabees Of the
World. has Just been organized here with
a large charter list. The organization was
instituted by State Commander Az c.
Hamriclx. OF Atlanta, assisted by District
equity J. p. Askew. The Maccabees
viii have headquarters in the Odd Fell
lows building.
The officers installed were as follows:
Past commander, +. l. Brooks; COM
mander, ]. B. Harrison; lieutenant COM
mander, c. W. Bryant record keeper,
". NJ. Taylor; chaplain. s. ]. Watkins;
sergeant, W. r. Reeves; physician, DR..
r. Gunter; master at arms, w. G. AL
len: first master Of guards, d. NJ. Thorn
ton: second master OF guards, W. H.
Broing; sentinel, J. Q. Washington;
picket, G. W. Woodward; trustees, j. T.
McSfichael, w. E, Merck and r. l.
Weaver.