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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-12-11
High School Notes

Free lessons in yelling given by
Doc. Crouch.
The Senior English Glass has fin
ished the classic, Burke's Cancellation
and has resumed the study of Longs
Literature.
On Monday afternoon, Miss Cree
gave a demonstration OF the use OF
fat in cooking to the Portia Club.
The nlustrious Sophomores taking
advantage OF the cold weather. called
a class meeting Monday night for the
purpose of making plans for skat-
ing party. The meeting proved a
success. Plans were made and now
every Sophomore is enjoying with
enthusiastic interest. the cold wealth
er We are having.
Mary Hill returned to school after
slight attack of tonsilitis.
The Glee Club 10 having a rest this
week from the Aft>r school practic-
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Will Build
Excellent Road
Business Men and Citizens Subscribe
Literally to Build Good Roa1 from
New Payette River Bridge-eridge
Now Being Travelled.

The meeting held Wednesday even
ing of last week in the Commercial
Club rooms for the purpose of dis.
cussing the building of the new road
leading from the new Payette river
bridge across the Capt. Erwin land
was productive of great good and as
the matter now stands a good gravel
road will be built just as fast as
weather conditions will permit and
the right of way Will be fenced.
Business men and citizens present
subscribed sufficient to hire about
seventy five teams and drivers to
haul the gravel and the Commercial
Club from the publicity fund arrang.
ed to buy the wire ard posts FOR
fence building while a number Of
citizens agreed to dig post holes and
string the wire.
The latter part of last week the ap-
'roach on the south side was fixed
Ind put in good condition by the
'anchmen OF that neighborhood who
donated the work and some of them
lave offered to donate some work
IN the north side. Several teams
ave already crossed the bridge a.
hough the north side is in rather
'oor condition and the bridge has not |
'et been accepted and thrown open
o the public. However teams can
et across without trouble end mary
ountry people have been coming to
own that route the last few days.
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Y. NJ. G. A. Notes

The recent Membership Campaign
of the Y. M. c. A. proved to be g
success. The contest was scheduled
to close November 20, but at a late
hour, owing to the increasing inter
( est, the captains of the two teams
agreed to extend the contest, to the
evening of December 2.
During this extended period, the
interest was well sustained and a
large crowd assembled, on the even
ing of December 2 for the climax.
At Z o'clock the contest clcsed max
ing the Reds victorious. A supper
Immediately followed which was
served by the losing side and to add
to the humiliation of the losers, they
were forced to wash the dishes.
The results of the contest were
hardly as great as in former contests
but nevertheless it was a success.
1t stimulated great interest among
the different clubs and gymnas um
classes which bids fair to continue.
About thirty new members were Sc
cured and there were forty-fiye re-
newaIs.
The T. B. club met Thursday ev-
ening at the Y. NJ. C. A., for study.
Glenn Wright, Curtis Chapman and
Clarence Hallock put up the feed,
afteer which the subject of Politics
was taken up.
There will be a mass meeting for
,lder boys and men, Sunday, Decem-
Der %. The speaker for the occasion
will be Mr. Harry w. Arnold of Bo;se.
All men and young meen are urged
% be present at this meeting for it
s certain that Mr.. Arnold's address
will be a stirring ard forceful one.
The regular monthly meeting o. the
3oard of Directors was teld in the
Z. NJ. c. A December 2.
A joint meeting of the Board o.
directors and Representatives of the
aides Auxiliary was held on Thurs
ay evening, December 4, at which
ime the work of the Association and
he purpose of acquainting the COM
lunity with the varied activities were
iscussed Another meeting was set
DR. the evening of the 11th which
ill be noted later.
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vHos. AsHwoRTH ORDAINED.

On Sunday morning, December z,
the Episcopal church of this city was
the scene of most impressive cere-
mony, when Reverend Ashworth was
formally ordained Deacon.
An eloquent sermon by Bishop
Funston preceded the service, after
which special music was rendered by
the choir The bishop was assisted
in the ordination and communion SER
vices by Dean Smith of the Boise
Cathedral.
Elaborate floral decorations consist
Ing of cut flowers and potted plants
In great profusion were furnished and
arranged for the occasion by the
Guild members.
On Tuesday evening a reception
was given at the Church House ito
Rev. Ashworth and family, at which
time many friends gathered to con-
gratulate this popular clergyman.
The Ladies of the Guild again showed
their artistic skill in the floral deco
rations which were numerous and
beautiful. Music by Miss Ruby Lam
don and Mr.. Paul Brainard was great
ly appreciated.
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Urge Loyalty
Among GroUers
Officials Of Northwest Pacific Fruit
Distributors Make Strong PIea for
Loyalty to orsanization-Neoesary
for Success.

Monday evening the Commercial
Club rooms were packed by fruit
growers and business men OF Payette
to listen to N. c. Richards, general
counsel for the Northwest Pacific
Fruit Distributors and to ]. H. Rot,
bins, General Manager of the same
organization.
Mr.. Richards was the first speaker
and for thirty minutes ably discussed
cooperative methods and cal ed at
tention several countries OF Eu-
rope where great success had been
attendant on cooperative methods
where the membership had been oy-
at. Loyalty was necessary to success.
Mistakes would be made but it was
up to the membership owning the
cooperative organization to remedy
errors and to remain loyal and In
time they would build UP a successful
cooperative agency such as had been
demonstrated as possible in Denmark,
Germany and England. There was
no doubt need for cooperation now
in the fruit business and such being
the case how much greater would be
that need in Few years when the
thousands of acres of young orchard |
begin to bear. His remarks were |
interesting and showed considerable |
thought on the subject and he re-
ceived the closest attention of the
large audience.
Mr.. Richards was followed by d.
y, Ingard, of Santa Rosa orchard
who in a short talk told of the bene-
fits of cooperation and certainly Gre
ated strong feeling in favor of
such methods.
Mr.. Ingard was followed by Gener
al Manager j. H. Robbins who talked
along the same line.
The meeting was closed by Mana
ger M. .. Higley of the daho-Oregcn
Fruit Growers Association who
the business men for their |
presence and made the statement that {
the workings of the association we're {
open to the public and he would be I
glad at any time to impart know I
edge of what was being done. to y-l {
sne interested. S
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es as Mr.. Nelson is spending most
OF his time on the preparation of
the "Windmins of Holland" which
will be given by the eighth grade on
the 10th.
The Domestic Science girls will as
sGe the Board of Directors OF the
Y. M. c. A. in giving banquet to
the Ladies Auxiliary on Thursday ev-
ening
The Basket Ball Roys will go to
Nyssa for a practice game on Friday.
The Juniors are finishing the study
of Macbeth by writing character
sketches.
An unfortunate accident occurred
in the Domestic Science Department.
Whine the electric iron was left on
~ mistake and badly burned dres
that was being made by Jennie Rom
ey.
Pictures were taken of the foot
ball boys on Friday.
The two divisions Of the Freshman
English Class have finished Coer-
idge's Rhine of the Ancient Mariner
and Mathew Arnolld's 'Sohicb Rus
tum. They will EXCHANGE nlassscs-
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Mrs. w. E. Rombo will deliver a
missionary address at the church
Sunday evening. Mrs. Rombo spent
thirteen years as a missionary to
India. The meeting will be under the
auspices of the local C. w. B. NJ.
everybody invited.
A business meeting Of the church
membership is called for Wednesday
evening of next week. The annual
election of officers will take place at
this meeting and other business per-
tanning to the interest of the Songre-
cation. Let every member be pre-
sent
The pastor will preach Sunday
morning In the interest of C. w. B.
M. work.
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CARD OF THANkS.

To those kind friends who were 30
attentive during the sickness and
death of our low ed one we desire in
this manner to express our heartfe t
thanks. Especially do We desire to
thank the employees of the Mountain
States Telephone Co., for Their many
acts of kindness and sympathy.
Mrs. Harry Cartwright, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Cartwright, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. D. Wilson.
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"WINDMlLLs OF HOLLAND"

On Friday evening, Decsmber 10.
in the EMMA" Theatre, the pupils
of the Seventh and Eighth Grades
will present the humorous 0peretta,
"Windmills of Holland" This Mil
be the first time that such an enter
tainment has been attempted in Pay
ette by pupils below the High School,
but Mr.. Nelson has developed some
talent in the pupils below the High
School age that will prove to be an
agreeable surprise to the patrons Of
the schools.
The characters in the play will be
costumed In typical Dutch style with
wooden shoes.
The proceeds of the entertainment
will be used for another payment
on the fine Victor Victrola that was
purchased last summer for the school.
the use of which has made the pupils
to feel the refining enriching and
uplifting influence of the great mas
ter souls as they express them
selves through their masterpieces OF
music. The pupils are beginning to
realize that no one can listen to these
"great of the earth" without the fee,-
in sIhat they have been stimulated
and inspired to better and purer ide-
ais of life.
The Victrola will be there and the
Operetta viii be preceded by some Of
best selections We have. The
parents will thus have an opportunity
to hear the instrument that has de-
lighted their children.
A full program and cast of char
acters will be announced next week.
Remember the date, Fdday evning,
December 10.
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Second Number Good.

Second Number Good.
Patrons of the Washoe Lecture
course are looking forward to the
next number on the evening Of De-
cember 18th. This number will be a
concert by Mrs. Rosenburg's class
assisted by a violinist from Emmett
and promises to be of unusual inter-
est and merit.
An Agricultural Meeting.
An agricultural meeting will be
held at the Community building in
Washoe on the afternoon and eVenz
ing of December 18th by Professors
Ireland and Jones. Potatoes and
corn will be the chief topic Of dis
cussion and all interested are cordia,-
ly invited to attend these meetings,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Parker, of Te=
Okla, Washington, were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto C. Mil
Ter last week.
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Learned Lecture
On Spraying
Competent Expert Secured by Idaho
Oregon Fruit Growers Association
to Lecture to Fruit Growers on
Spray and Spray MateriaI-Meet-
inss to be Held at New Plymouth,
FruitIand and Payette.

Arrangements have been made by
the Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers As
sociation for series of meetings to
be held in Payette Valley at which
the question OF spray and spray ma
terial will be thoroughly treated on
by c. Joseph De Wise, an expert In
that line. The meeting at New Ply
mouth will be held on Thursday A.
ternoon, at Fruitland on Friday after
noon, and at Payette on Saturday a.
terncon. In Payette the meeting will
be held in the Emma Theatre where
will be taken of the Ian
tern ard the lecture will be iIlustrat-
ed with slides especially prepared
for that purpose.
The Idaho Oregon Fruit Groweres
Association has arranged for these
meetings believing that the subject
treated will be of great ben
eft TO the growers and every grower
n the valley is invited to be pres
ant whether a member of that o.
saniZaticn or not. No admission
charge will be made
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Entertain c. S. 7. Club.

The c. S. T. club was entertained
on last Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Smith. Five hund'
red was played and delightful refresh.
ments were served. These present
were DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Catroa, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. l. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harader, Mr. and Mrs. Ne'Sop
Wilbur, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Grahe m,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Brown. The oat
of town guests were Mrs. A. w.
Briggs and Miss Polhamus, OF Boisa.
The evening was most pleasant one
and the club made arrangem "nts to
give a club dance on December 18th.
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Senior Class
Wins Cup
Teny, Annual lrter-ciass Contest
Proves INterestina-seniors Win
Cup and VIII Moss Mem5er of
Same Class Wins First Ind.vidraI
Prize.

The tenth Annual 1nter-Class De
clamatory Contest OF the Payette
High School was held at the Emma
on Friday evening. December fifth.
1t is the general consensus Of opin-
ion that this contest was the m ost
successful and interesting ever held.
The program was not too long, and
every speaker held the attention and
interest CT his audience to the end.
The poise of each contestant, and
his evident enjoyment of his rceita-
tlon ives remarkable:
No one envied the judges their
task. The fact that the result in
general ranking was a tie for first
place, both in the case of individual
rflmbers and in. the rank of classes
showed that the three verdicts were
not unanimous.
When the rankings were added,
which were to give the final award,
t was found that Eliza Edwards had
led with William Moss. 1t was
then necessary to add the perce1tag-
IS given each speaker by the three
Judges and VIII had won by a major
ty of S1z points The Senior and
Sophomore classes, represented re-
'pectively by William Moss and Mel
lie Keith, and Eliza Edwards and Har-
enc Satoris, also tied for honors. But /
vhen individual percentages Of each
lass were summed up, the Seniors
Won again by about 10 points.
The contest was a close one and
he Seniors now hold the cup.
Charles Davis, who undoubtedly
ED the hardest place on the pro-
ram, gave the selection, "Tobes
Ionument" with much feeling and
Every speaker showed
la,s he had had faithful and careful
raining. Miss Dorsey, Miss Johnson,
Ir. Tweedy and Mr.. Turner, who .
rained these young people, deser,e
luch credit, i
1t was with the air of a profession I
that Will Moss took his place and ,
elivered ''Cut off from the People" |
is per -ectly modulated voice clear
and perfect command
the situation won the day.
''The Heart of Old Hickory" was a
lie next number. Eliza Edwards /
of the Governor and r
le newsboy were excellent. Several
sople were heard to remark after
was all over: "Well, even though a
3 didn't get first place, that boy is s
/ orator." a
Pansy Johnson gave "a Sisterly s
,heme" in a sweet and very pleas L
G way The Freshman class has Il
ason to be proud Of both their REP
sentatives, Y
Certainly Myrna Kenward brought
It the irony of her selection, "Rollo
earning ito Read" remarkably well.
lie proved her pluck by taking her r;
-rt in spite of serious cold which d
d threatened to prevent her. She J.
S gained much in poise and fexf- v
lity OF voice since last year. b
''Francescais Confession" was well C
ven by Nellie Keith. 1t was evi e.
mt that she had spared no effort Il
render a very difficult selection. is
Everybody enjoyed "Plupy's Debat- W
g Club" Harlene Satoris was nat K
al, easy, and charming In hre part. c.
Garde Wood in tellirg How Spud h
owe old Ironsides" made the audi m
ce feel that he would win some N
y, OF
And after all that, the audience :
mt home far from weary, but rath- es
refreshed and happy. O.
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Lessons given on stringed and
wind instruments by Ernest M.
Brown. Call or phone Mrs. Phillips,
1st Ave. South.
Maosns Elect Officers.
Tuesday evening at the regular
meeting Washoe Lodge No. 2S A. F..
& A. M. elected officers for the COM
ing year with the following results:
w. M, Albert White, Sr; s. W., VIM.
Carstens; J. W., r. L. Shaw; Treas
urer, j. e. Crouch; Secretary, G..
Kellar The appointive offices We're
filled as follows: 8. D., A. e. White;
J. D., T. H. McComsey; S. s., ID.
Carl Chase; J. s., Ronald Walker;
Tilvr, J, X, ypwsrs.
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NOTICE..

The Payette Commercial Club de-
sires to receive bids for the construc-
ton of two miles OF woven wire and
barb wire fence and the building OF
four gates on the Capt. Erwin ranch.
Plans and specifications may be had
at Wood & Spaulding's store.
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The Southland Quartet.


The Southland Quartet was at the
Methodist church last Sunday even
ing and gave some special numbers
of music. The pastor spoke on "The
Progress of the Negro Race This
was followed by the Quartet with a
musical program. 1t was well given
and well received. This Is a colored
group one Of whom is graduate of
the Claflan University, a Methodist
institution in the south. The auditori-
um and chapel were packed with peo-
pie and some were turned away for
lack of room.
Sunday at the Methodist Church.
Morning.
TIE pastor breaches in the morning
at IL. The doors OF the church will
be open for the reception of new
members. Sunday Sc, ool at 10.
Evening.
'The Valley of Dry Zones ard its
to this age" viii be the
subject of the pastor in the evening
at 7:3O. Our choir Will lave two
special numbers of music. Epworth
League at 500. All a-e invited to
these services.
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MATCH
TUESDAY EVENING

A wrestling match has been ar
ranged for in Gorton's hall on Tues
day evening of next week between
John Hatfield, o, Nyssa and Frank
Wells of Payette. Wels is home
boy having been working on the
Crump ranch. He has wrestled
enough to demonstrate that hea has
the makings of good wrestler and
is rated by Ill who have seen him
work as a conner. Hat ield has wrsct-
led here several times and made eS-
ceptionally good showings in big
handicap matches where he took
much the worst of it in weight. The
match Tuesday will be for two downs
out of three, no handicap.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-12-11

Methodist Ladies will serve roast
chicken dinner in Brainard building
north Emma Theater Saturday, De
cember 13, from 5:3 to $50. Price
80 cents. Children under II years,
% cents.
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For Sale-Ten head OF good horses
and mares. II sold before Feb. 10Th
will sell reasonable after that time
price Will advance. ]. w. Boor,
Frulthnd, IdAho. M
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Wanted-Hens, springers, eggs,
ducks and turkeys. Highest cash
price paid. Phone 63j.-J. Weldon
Bsrrey. 2eU
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The w. c. r. u. will meet with
Mrs. Julia Brainard Tuesday, Dec.
10th.
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Sunday School Convention.

Notwithstanding the various other
attractions, the sessions of the oath
annual convention of the Dorchester
County Sunday School Association
at Zion Church yesterday were very
we'll attended. At all the meetings
the crowds were large, and there
was any amount of enthusiasm
manifested.
At the morning service reports
from department officers, which oc-
cupied considerable time. were de-
livered as follows:
Adult Bible Glass, Dr. P. E.
Hines.
Teacher Training, DR.. CT. Wyatt.
Home Department, DIS. Crippen.
Missionary Rev. H. P. East.
Temperance, Rev. J. l.. Ward.
House Visitation, Rev. w. P. Rob.
erts.
Elementary, Miss Caphronia Col
Inns.
Temperance in the Sunday
School, was a subject which Rev.L.
w. Rainer, DID,, handled with skill.
Rev. B. w. Kindly, State Secretary,
talked upon blouse to House Visi-
tation.'
At the afternoon meeting one of
the interesting addresses was that
OF Mrs. M. J. Baldwin, who took as
her subject Missionary Training in
the Elementary Department. e"
Spiritual Culture in the Sunday
School, was dwelt upon by Rev. l..
W. Hainer. D. D.
But really the most interesting
feature of the afternoon session was
the election of officers. Mr.. l.. Thur
man Phillips, of Zion M. E. Church,
was chosen president of the Asso-
citation for the coming year, and he
will have as his assistants, Mr.. L..
c. Marshall, of the First Baptist
Church, and Mr.. Benz. S. Insley, of
Zion NJ E. Church. The next to
be elected was the secretary and
treasury, for which place Mr.. Will
liam J. Twilley, of st. Paul's M. P.
Church, was selected, and Miss
Greatha Warren was reelected as
sistant secretary and treasurer.
Messrs. f. Earl Hearn. G. T.
Bell, John S. Skinner, VIM. J. Wool
en- and Chas. H. Barnett were cleo
ted to serve on the Executive Com
mittee.
The department officers named
were as follows:
Rev. S. N. Pilchard. Teacher
Training.
Miss Caphronia Collins, Elemen-
tary.
Miss Tina Geoghegan, Secondary.
T.. Sangston Insley, Adult Superin-
8 tendent.
- Rev. H. Parlett East, Missionary
Superintendent.
Rev. ]. L. Ward. Temperance.
D. s. Crippen. Home and Vista
!. ton.
w. P. Roberts. Home and Daily
Bible Reading.
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Church Locals.

Tickets for DR.. Wharton's lee
ture at the Baptist Church Tuesday
night, May 6, are now on sale at
the following stores: Harrington &
Waller, D. B. LeCompte. and Geo.
Meekins.
Don't miss hearing DR.. Whar-
ton at the First Baptist Church on
Tuesday night, May 6. 1t was this
lecturer who pleased his audience
when he spoke on THE Ups and
Downs of Life and it is certain
that his coming will be welcomed
enthusiastically.
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German Evangelical Mission.

Rev. p. ]. Melhorn, Pastor.
Preaching at Emmanuel Chapel
Washington street, the LIST and 3rd,
at 1 p. M, and 9Th Sunday, at 10 a.
m., and at East New Market the
End and 4th Sunday, at 10 a. NJ,
and at Mapel Dam Church the list
and 3rd Sunday, at 10 a. m.
St. Johns German Evangelical
Church.
Rev. w. E. Hauff, Pastor.
Sunday School will be held in
the Sunday School room of Grace
Church tomorrow afternoon,at 40;
German-English service, 3.45.
Waugh Nj. E. Church.
Rev. S Jolley, D. D., Pastor.
Order of services for Sunday af-
ternoon, May 4, at which time the
pastor will preach from the subject,
THE Open Door,"
Organ voluntary-Mrs. Fannie st.
Clair.
Hymn No. 81.
Prayer.
Plantation Melody Cambridge
High and Industrial School
Scripture Lesson.
Hymn No. $50.
Sermon.
Plantat' on Melody - Cambridge
High and Industrial School.
Offertory - Thou will Keep Him
in Perfect Peace-Lowden-
Hymn No. SIS.
DoXology.
Seats reserved for our white
friends
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TOOLate tOClaSSify

WANTED-Two servant colored
girls about 16, for general house
work; no washing; fare paid, and
$3.50 week each. Address Box
1877, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. 1t.
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Early Closing Notice.

EARLY Closing Notice.
We, the undersigned merchants
OF West End, will close our stores,
with the exception of Saturdays, at
Z p. NJ. beginning Monday, May 5,
1913. until October 1, 1913.
w. III. Leonardo Co.
2. Andrews & Son.
John T. Leonard.
w. w. Adams & Co.
Adv. 1-3t. D. w. Banning