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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
Stork Visits
Idaho Oregon
Association
Council District Added This Woek
and Nucleus Formed for Station
in Home, Oregon.

The commercial stork Tapped his
wings over the headquarters of the
Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers central
office in Payette the first of this
week and lusty youngster in the
shape of a new district at Council,
Idaho, was LETT The new district
comes in with a fire large cr5p OF
peaches coming in just at a tine
when they will probably realize a
good price for them. The local dis
tricts have al finished on Their peach
es as have most other pe2ch districts
the Council Growers
coming in at this time can expect
good results. This makes the four
teelth district new affiliated with
The Idaho-oregon Fruit Growers As
ISOLATION with a fine nucleus fer the
fifteenth already established as w.
.. Baker, CT Home, Oregon, was in
he first of the week and signed for
ninety acres of apples and there are
'ther growers in that section expect
ID to follow IN his lead.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
METHODIST CHURCH.

The Brotherhood will have charge
of the services Sunday evening. A
splendid program is being prepared
and an interesting time will be Had.
All are invited. A special invitation
to men is extended. The men are
prominent in the work of this church.
In the morning at IL the pastor
will preach. The large congregations
last Sunday were appreciated. The
sermon next Sunday morning will be
of much interest to those who are
anxious for Twentieth Century sue
cess. All are invited. Glad to see
the strangers. The right hand of
fellowship will be extended at the
close of the service to any desiring
to unite with our church.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
Schools Haze
Average Wom6e,'
Enrichment at Schools Monday Aver
ages Up With Other Years-WiIi
Increase Weekly.

The Payette public school opened
Monday with an enrolment OF sev-
en hundred and twenty cne which is
along with the averages of other
years. There are several changes I
both the grade and High School but
taken as whole the reputation o
all the teachers is such as would
warrant the usual high grade of
work being accomplished. A list OF
both grade and High School tea hers
was published last week.
In the High School G. W. Hampt-r,
a Leland Stanford man who fer thre
years has been teaching in COLORADO
schools and comes to Payette firm
Grand Junction, has charge of the
science department and will also lcok
after the athletics. NJ. H. Rogers, who
secured his training at the Armour
Institute in Chicago and last year
worked in the Middleton, Ohio,
Schools has charge of the manual
training.
Miss Clara Kuck an Iowa teacher
Of considerable prominence has
charge of Latin aud German. Be
sides many years experience in Iowa
schools Miss Kuck the past year i'm
proved her ability by studying in
Germany.
The above constitute all of the
changes in the High School faculty.
There are also few changes in the
grades from last year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
Council Plans Sidewaik
And Curbing
Improvement District
Protest be Heard October 7th Means Cheap Cement
Walks With Ten Years to Pay for Thern-Annual Ap-
preparation Shows Legy be Half WHAT 1t Was Las.
Year. Dog Taxes MIST be Paid

The second meeting o. TIE ci y
council cn Monday eTen.ng cf this
week was indeed busy o.-e az two
STEPS OF vast importance were taken
by the city council. The first was
the passing CT the annual apPropria-
tion ordinance for the city ard the
finance committees reEo-t a-d CrH-
nance on this subject which was
adopted shows that the levy fer this
year is just half what t was asst
year.
TIC passing ct crlinarce No. 24O
by Peterson an ordinance giving not
ico OF tie intention to create a Lo al
Improvement Di-triot, t be known
as Local Sidewa k and cErbing Dis
ri Nc. l was the first step in an
the council has been
contemplating for some time. Under
the terms CT this oriina-ce an in
proyemert district VIII se formel -or
-he purpose cf bvild;ng c-me.t walk
and curbirg. The ordinance is zar
rcachirg in scope and the district
viii take in a-mcss the entire city
with the exceptions of TIE isla ed cut
yiEg districts where the resi1en- es
ire scattered.
By its terms bonds Will he Issued
IS a lien against the rro-e -ty end ce-
nent walks can be bui and tie own
srs OF the property have ten years in /
which to pay for the improvement +
aging SO much every year along
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Brown Lateral Company Ltd.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board of Directors
held September 18th, 1918, an as
sessment of one dollar (s1.00 per
share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable at
once to the Secretary of the company
at his office with the Payette Land
& Improvement Co. North Eighth ST..
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 18th day
of October 1918, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale and unless
payment is made before will be sold
Monday the 7th day of November.
1913 to pay delinquent assessment,
cost Of advertising and sale.
P. H. BROWN. Secretary.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
MANY CRIMINAL CASES
FOR DISTRICT COURT
Calendar for September Te m In
cludes Twelve Criminal and 154
Civil Cases.

Twelve criminal ard 154 civil cases
make up the docket for the Septem-
Der term of the district court which
convened at Caldwell, with Judge
Bryan presiding, September Is. Last
term there were $50 civil cases and
eight criminal cases on the docket
for the county.
In the criminal cases, Ohio Eakin
and George w. Garren face charges
of assault with intent to comn it muir
der; J. w. Campbell, assault; John
B. Sturgell, assault with a deadly
weapon; Bert Miller, forgery; ]. B.
Farrell, polygamy; Frank Meyer, Hec-
tor Thebo, Chris Peterson, Frank
Russell, W. G. Beagle, Frank Sand
ers and Emmett Parks, violation Of
the local option law. There are al
so two appeal cases on the criminal
docket, in which ]. w. Pittenger is
one of the defendants and w. F.
Rush and E. F. Edwards are de end.
ants in the other case. Pittenger is
defending himself against alleged vi
olation of the horticultural laws.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
PORTlA CLUB NEWS.

Portia Club Opening Lay was on,
that will be remembered for pleasan
surprises.
Mrs. Scritchfield in her address tC
the club assured them that this tern
ends her presidercy-that she is not
a foIIrh term seeker. She took a
hopeful and optimistic view of what
the club might accomplish in the fu.
ture.
The new year books were ready
and each member should secure one.
Two members Mrs. NJ. ]. Higley and
Mrs. NJ. L. Parsons were voted in.
The club was delighted with a solo
by new singer, Mrs. Brink, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Higley.
She kindly responded to encore. Mrs.
Brink has an exceptionally fire voice
and we hope to hear her again.
Mr.. Paul Brainard, favorite al
ways, also sang, Miss Thurston, ac-
companist. Encored he sang hap
py little poem, by Paul Lawrence
Dunbar.
A social intermission with refresh
ments crowned the afternoon with
success.
Tickets were on sale for the Art
lecture the following Thursday. Sep
tember IL by Mrs. Blatchley.
This second meeting came alter a
delicious luncheon at the Commercial
Hotel in honor of Mrs. Blatchley.
Mrs. Riley, ever a loyal club member
spared no pains to make the lunch
con a success. 1t was a five course
affair and triumph of culinary art
The club flower, the pansy, was in
evidence everywhere and at each
plate tiny boquet tied with a pur-
pie ribbon.
But the feast came when the par
" adjourned to the club rooms to
enjoy "a feast of reason and flow
1f SOUL"
Mrs. Blatchley has been an art
student for number of years and
S familiar with history and art. She
ook her audience back about $50
'ears and showed how art was the
naturalization of the popular idea
If that period of time.
Her explanation of the Madonnas
" various times and by different
lrtists led each listener to see as she
lid the peculiarities as well as the
'eauties of the different Madonnas.
Mrs. Blatchley was we'll pleased
With her audience and had it not
'een at such a busy time, it would 4
AVE been doubled.
After the lecture the guest was tax
N on a sightseeing auto ride all
ver the city and suburbs.
The next regular meeting will be /
september % at $780, Vocational Ed
cation from a teachers and parents
tandpoint being the subject for dis =,
ussion.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18

with their taxes. you are interest
ed and wish to know If you are in
the district ycu may readily deter
nize by reading tie ortiLance which
is published IN full in tLis weeks is
sue Of the Enterprise as the district
is completely described by lots and
addition.
Contrary TO the general impression
this does net neon that owners of
property who have already maze such
.mprcT ements will have anything to
pay. Only such property owners who
have not yet built cement walks will
be taken in and the bonds as issued
dc not stand against any property but
that upon which the improvement is
made.
The eTeuirg Of October 7th is the
-ate set " the ord d-nanoe when Fro
-osts against the forming of tbs i'm
proyement district viii he heard.
Investigation revealed the .aet
-lat many owners of dogs had not
paid their Iic-rse Consequently Mar
shall Forbes wes ordered by reso,u-
ton tc proceed to collect the full
amount from each owner or pro- eed
according to law. Had the taxes
been paid personally by the owners
Ehcn called for $3.50 could have teen
saved on each female dog and s150 .
n each male deg. AS it row is de-
irquents will be assessed the full
amount
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
PURCHASE OF LAND AT
ARCADIA STARTS GOSSIP
Would Have Short Line Move Its
Shops From Huntington to Lite
Station on Line.

- Railroad rumors are many and va
ried of late, but the strangest yet
is to the effect that the Oregon Short
Line intends to move its shops from
Huntington to Arcadia, Oregon. The
rumor started from a recent purchase
made by the railroad company of 160
eecres at the latter townsite. The
Short Line already owned so acres
at Arcadia. 1t is understood that the
additional purchase gives the com
pany 240 acres in a single tract
The purpose of the purchase has
not been announced.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
For Sale-Good young heavy work
horse, well broke Phone N. w. Lew
IS & Son. 34t1
The Ernest Gamble Concert.

The Ernest Gamble party WI bring
! to Payette the ideal combi- alton OF
voice, piano and violin, in a program
that will appeal to the most critical
and at the same time give an even
ing's real enjoyment to tn, Sc who
have not been students of music.
1t is a most evenly balanced CON-
pany, there IS no star, each member
lis an artist, each is a product of
the greatest masters in America and
Europe
Mr.. Ernest Gamble, the distinguish
ed basso, has achieved a position
among the foremost concert singers.
His career closely approaches the
marvellous, and he had filled over
two thousand bona-fide appointments.
Nature has been most kind to this
young singer; to a voice of wonder
ful depth and richness, he adds
charm of manner and a magnetism
that moves multitudes. With him
each selection becomes miniature
drama which he treats with consum-
mate art snd rare skill.
Nj Ctrtle has added a splendid
style and pure polish which gtVe
him musically and intellectually
masterful command and enabled him
to give free and unhampered inter-
pretations.
In Paris he was a pupil of the
great Sbrigha, teacher of the De Res
Xxi Brothers and Nine. Nordica; in
London he studied with Bhime and
Wood; and in Berlin with George Fer
gusion. He has sung under Anton
Seidl and toured with Pugno, Gerar-
dy, and Ysaye.
Mr.. Edwin Shornet is one of the
very great List players of the gen.
Grafton; he is a pianist who can
make piano literature interesting to
the average listener. He has been
associated in tours with Scalchi Pas
quail, Jules Levy, ETC., and has been
tive seasons with Mr.. Gamble.
Miss Verna Leone Page, concert .
riolinist of the Gamble concert par
", has achieved a great popularity
with the public. Her playing has
charm and sympathy that reaches
he heart, and it is this personal note
N her work that is the secret of her
lnvariable success. She comes be-
'ore her audience as cultured young
ady with a charmingly modest man.
Ter which Immediately wins her hear
ers.
Miss Page is a pupil of Jacobsohm
If Chicago. Max Bendix and Micheal
Banner OF New York: and Carl Hal
r Of Berlin.
The programs furnished by this in
.eresting concert party are preserved
is souvenirs, they are four page de
uxe programs with liberetto and
helpful analytical notes.
This is the second musical number
IF the Lyceum Course.
Another number on the course is
Edmund Vance Cooke. who will lee
ure here. Following is sketch of
dr. Cooke:
AS platform man, Cooke occupies
! unique and interesting field, one in
which there can be little competition,
md in it he has a well-deserved place
III his own. James Whitcomb Riley
las announced that he will not
cad in public again, F. Hopkinson
smith goes for only few dates each
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
Idaho Potatoes
To Bring
Good Prices
Good Market is Predicted by Sales
Manager of North Pacific Fruit Dis
tributors.

Market indications throughout tn
country at present justify nothing
less than one dollar per hundred VT
T, o. b. for Idaho potatoes and the
outlook is excellent for S1.25 or bet
ter. These strong words Of encourage
ment are brought to the potato grow
ers fAayo by A. F. Dechman, who
has st Deen selected as general
potato sales manager for the North
Pacific Fruit Distributors.
In view of the fact that the unor-
ganized potato growers in southern
and eastern Idaho have, during the
past week been selling even early
stuff aat IS cents per hundred weight
I. o. b. cars, and the further fact
that the buyers have been telling the
growers that this week they could ex-
pect the price to drop to so or 60
cents, this optimistic statement, COM
ing from such a prominent marketing
expert, will be welcomed by the pota-
to farmers.
Mr.. Deckman is on his way to Spc-
kane to take up the task of market
ing this years spuds, but stopped off
at Boise to confer with w. N. Yost,
the southern Idaho trustee of the CEN
trail organization, and John U. Nc
Pherson, who has just been made
superintendent of the potato DEPART
ment.
Mr.. Dechman is recognized as one
OF the biggest fruit and produce men
Dn America, and the officers of the
North Pacific Distributors cons der
themselves fortunate in securing his
services. For a long time Mr.. Dech-
with all the producing sections of
the United States and is well ac-
quainted with the trade from coast |
to coast. Twenty-nine years ago he
became general manager of M. D.
Darlington & Co., the big la las brOk- :
erage firm operating in the south
west. He was in charge of this con-
Germs operations for 10 years, alter |
WHICH he dCUSQ III SllulldT CdpdSltlSo
for other large distributing organiza-
tions throughout the country, includ-
ing the T. D. Turner company, A. A.
Jackson company, etc. For se7e-al
years past Mr. Dechman has been
sales manager for the Florida Citrus
Exchange, having in charge all the f.
o. b. business of the organizations,
including about 5000 cars of oranges
annually.
In his position as general sales
Mr.. Dechman will have fu |
charge of the potato distribution for
all the states included in the North
Pacific organization. 1t has net as
yet been decided where Mr.. Deckman
will make his headquarters, but for
the present he will be located at Spo-
kane. He is very optimistic as to the
future of the new potato marketing
and says the eastern
and southern markets are very strong
Iy and favorably impressed with the
North Pacific organization and its
future.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
HOW is YOUR COTTON LOOKING

The Golden Rule Cotton contest
will be opened in October. All plarts
outdoors should be taken up and
potted in order to look coed. Take
good care of the plants. All persons
who expect to exhibit viii confer a
favor on US by letting us know in
advance so We can make arrange
ments to handle same. All plants
will be returned to owner if they 80
desire
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
ANNUAL HARVEST FESTIVAL
Nampa, Idaho, Sept. 1870.

Excursions via the Oregon Short
Line from points between Glenns
Ferry and Weiser and from Boise
and Idaho Northern Branch points.
Tickets on sale September II. is and
10. limit, September 22nd. See agents
for rates and further particulars.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18

year, and the number Of these who
give successful author-readings is
very small
Along with his success on the plat
form. Mr.. Cooke has wol e-eG great
er consideration as a writer. Cooke
set about writing Of his own time,
for people C his own time, ard he
accomplished his purpose with great
credit. In such poems as Don't You,"
Plug" and How Did You Die?' men
recognized the spirit of the time.
caught in enduring and artistic form.
Cooke has made men read postry.-
Paul Pearson in Lyceum'te and Tai
ent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18

For sale-Jersey COW, year old
Phone 1924. 36ts
Lessons given on violin, mandolin,
guitar and band instruments by E.
NJ. Brown, latest conservatory meth
ods taught, Mrs. Phillips, 1st Ave.
south.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18

Wanted-Prune and apple packers
wanted at Woods Spur PackiZg
House. Good camping grounds. Ap-
ply to David Jones. manager. 32t3
For Sale-A heavy work team. Ap-
ply this office, 36t1
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
seml-Annual Conference Mormo
Church
Mormon
Utah State Fair

Salt Lake City, W., Sept. 2e-oct 6th.
For above occasion the o. s. L. Ry.
will sell round trip tickets Payette
to Salt, Utah, at 1880 Tickets sod
October 1st to 9Th, final return linn
1t of October 18th, 1918. See agents
for particulars.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18

Miss Helen Driscoll underwent a
minor operation on Monday of this
week from which she is rapidly recoy-
ering at her home in this city.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18
Local NeUs
STOcK-HoLDERs PAYETTE DITCH
COMPANY, TAKE NOTICE

The annual meeting will be held al
the Emma Theatre Monday, Septem.
Der %, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
No Band Concert Saturday Evening.
The Payette band being under con-
tract to play for the Ontario fair oh
next Saturday there will be no con-
cert given in Payette that evening.
Ice Supply Already Exhausted.
{ The ice supply at the Pacific Fruit
Growers express station in this city
was exhausted the first of this week
and F. s. Hurd the iceman has sod
his remaining supply and the Cold
Storage Company has also been ice
ing cars the past week.
Hunting Party off for Hills.
Tuesday Of this week Louie Hubert
started out for Meadows with al
train of nine pack horses. At Mead |
ows he will be met by W. Riley, Hen
~ Weidner, and T. F. Adams, who I
are going into the Chamberlain basin
after anything that the law allows
them to kill. Considerable difficulty
is probably in store for the party as
they cnly have nine horses with
which to bring back eighteen or
twenty thousand pounds of big game
meat with.
D. w. Ainey Suffers Injury. II
Wednesday afternoon while hauling
a load of hay at his ranch on the
bench D. w. Ainey fell from the load
when the wagon struck chuck hole
and broke one bone in his lower
right arm A physician was summon
ed at once and after reducing the
fracture Mr.. Ainey was brought to ..
his home in this city. After Mr.. Aim /,
ey fell from the load of hay the
team he was driving ran away doing
damage to the harness
and wagon. t
Golden Rule Store Robbed. =
Friday night of last week the Col :
len Rule store was entered and sew
'nteen dollars in silver secured by
ne thieves. Entrance was secured c
y prying up one of the back win
lows with a crow bar. Six dollars d
Il the money was in nickles and PEN il
lies in the till and the balance was Z
dollars and half dollars and was b
hidden in sack but evidently quick
= found by the burglars as no stock
Tas disturbed whatever There is
t this time no clue to the guilty i,
nes
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18

Adolph Hagerman and family left
Thursday of this week for Buhl where
he will take charge of large ranch.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18

E. T. Traver underwent serious
operation the latter part of last week
but is recovering rapidly
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18

General Secretary Day of the Som
eryille (Mass.) Association puts it
tersely, saying, Cooke reads his
writings even better than he writes
his readings. What more could be
said?"
Bring Your Own Ambulance
AS everybody has noticed, Edmund
Vance Cooke, the poet cf nineteen
hundred and now" is to give enc of
his entertaining evenings here short
ly. The Des Moines News, in report
ing his entertainment said that "the
audience was carried away" Mr..
Cooke remarked that he didn't know
t was as bad as that and in the fu-
ture he should s-ipulate that every
balances.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-31
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
MT. CITY DRUG CO.
]. n. McClOSkEY CO

a meeting OF the stockholders of the
Logan Mining Company will be held
Al its office IN the City of Fairmont.
county OF Marion. State OF West Viz.
ginfa. on the eth day of August, 1913.
at 200 y. m, for the purpose or re.
sclnding the action Of the stockhold.
ers Of the said company at a meeting
thereof, held at said Office on the Sta
day OF July. 1913; and OF authorizing
an increase Of the capital stock Of
said corporation. by issuing two thou.
sand additional shares OF stock, of the
par value of one hundred dollars
100000 each, and Of giving sucn
stock such preference over the out.
standing stock of the corporation, both
as to capital and earnings. as the
stockholders may at such meeting d..
tcrmine.
By order OF c. f. Hutchinson, pres.
ident of said corporation.
c. II. JENKINS,
July 2i.3i. Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-31
APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF
LIQUOR LICENSE.

To Whom II May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Abe
Friedman has filed his application
with the undersigned clerk for Il trans.
fer Of certain State license hereto.
fore granted anl issued to him to sell
and offer and expose for sale. solicited
and receive order for spirituous
liquors. wine. porter. ale. beer and
drinks of Il like nature, ut retail, In
the McCray building. No. 81 Madison
street, Third ward, III the city OF Fair.
mont. for the license year beginning
on the first day Of July. 1913, and end,
ing on the Both day OF June. 1914, to
the Sappcr building. No. 2Oy Jackson
street, Third ward. in the city OF Fair.
mont; said business to be carried on
by the said Friedman at the said place
10 which said transfer Is desired.
And notice Is further given that said
application will be presented TO the
County Court of Marion county for con.