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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-28
FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS.

taken TO lne out VI loWu gaines.
FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS.
The 1913 football season was open
ed yesterday by all the big teams
winning over their opponents. The
games yesterday were more for prac
tice than anything else. yet had any
of the winners lost, the defeat would
have stood against them for the rest
of the season and would have offset
all games won later. Minnesota and
Indiana were the only big Nine
teams playing. The Gophers made
two touchdowns against the Coyotes,
winning IA to 0. Yale defeated Holy
Cross, 10 to 0. Harvard ran wild,
with Maine, and took the long end
of "a to score Other scores were
Pennsylvania SO, Gettysburg O; Cor
gers s; Indiana s. Depauw 3.
John King, catcher for the Cincin-
matt club, returned to Kansas City
yesterday and Immediately made his
fall announcement that he would re-
tire from baseball Cincinnati eek
cused' him early.
The first game OF the series to de-
eide the baseball championship OF
Chicago will be PLAYED on the Ma
tional league grounds on Tuesday,
October 7. and the games will alter
nate until one team has won four
games.
J.. Valandncham llierOnimus. pit
cher, was one Of the three PLAYERS re-
leased bv the Chicago nationals yes
terdav With PauWen. first baseman,
and O'Connor pitcher, he was sold to
the Tcrre Haute Central League CUB.
Zabcl, pitcher, of Wetmore, kans,
who was drafted by Brooklyn from
Winning, and then turned over to
the Chicago Nationals, reported yes
terday.
Connie" Mack land the players OF
the Athletic team yesterday were tle
necirients of many congratulations
on the winning of the American
league championship. From Mayor
Blankenburg of PHILADELPHIA, Mack
received message reading: "Con-
gratulations on the victory OF your
great club. Straight baseball, like
honest management in everything
else, cannot help but come out VIC
torous."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-28
Washington 8, New York 3.

Cid Bob Groom twirled great ball
and the Yankees stood no show. New
York had a belated rally in the ninth
inning and slammed across their three
runs.
Washington :. 020 904 800 S 9 0
New York :. 000O 900 003 ) Z |
Batteries-Groome and Henry;
Caldwell and Sweeney.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-28
Chicago 6, St. Louis 2.

In a loosely played game the White
Sox defeated the Browns to2. The
game was devoid Of features or SEN
sations.
t.Louis -. 900 002 900 3 6 9
Chicago -. 400 DOL 01* 6 II 2
Batteries-Baumgar and Agnew;
Scott and Esterly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-28

John King, catcher for the Cincin-
matt club, returned to Kansas City
yesterday and Immediately made his
fall announcement that he would re-
tire from baseball Cincinnati eek
Cused" him early.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-09-28

The president Of the Cleveland
American league club yesterday sent
a challenge to the president of the
Pittsburg Nationa! league club for a
post-scasOn series of games.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13

Yankton, 12-Minulou sobotu
v jedne iodine pc pGl noel vypu-
HI ohe1 v move residence Elmer
Chamberse nasledkem vybuchnuv-
81 lampy a nezli byl uhasen natro-
pill "a n9kolik set dollar. skody po
nejvfc ma domacfm nabytku. "
pondsli rano diva til roxy staff he
sfcf, d~vojcata, Carla Gleima 81 hra
Ii v dime sveho otce kde S rozli-
tym gasolinem 81 namoGili saty, a
pax kdyz vesli 90 sv6tnice Sc Oh
rat ku kamnGm, gasoline Sc vznf-
til ma satech. Ma pokfik hochI
pfichvatal Albert Anderson, kterS
ma hochy hodil houn6 a oheh ma
mich udusil. Jeden byi ~popalen
ma rukou a druhS ma nohou. ae ne
ga2nG.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13

Tyndall, 12-Pi. F. A. Morga-
ma Sc minulou stfedu roznemohla
ma zanet sIepeho stteva a musela
BIT ihued dopravena do nemocui
&c v Sioux City kde We Gtvrtek by
Ia o%perovana. Operace Sc zdafiIa,
ac doposud JEFF STAY je povazlivS.
C E Muller odjel v pondelf do
Montany kde Sc svou rodinou v
budoucnosti hodla Sc usadit. Byl
po diva terminy skoldozorcem v
tonic okresu. -Minuly Gtvrtek
by4a zde operovaua ma sleps stfevo
mala Marion Bouza, dcerka Jana
Bouzy. Operaci provedli DIR. Der
~, Klima a Frank Bouza. Dew
cht'so ma kazdou nadeji ma brzke
pozdravenf. = ffsti pdtek a soho,
tn, IA a 10 Gnora Sc zde Dude 3D.
bfvati farmerskg institute.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13

Sioux Falls, TO- Lee Elliot, mia
dy zdejsf hoch kterS byl dan do
polepsovny v Plankington, Sc po-
kusil uteci jest6 s jednim hochem,
jenz Sc jmenuje Henry, Lunda, z
tehoz Gstavu kdyz mrzlo jen pras-
telo. Hochy to ami nenapadlo
kdyz v noci prchli z 1stavu; ale
brzy sesnali Re je zle. Usli asi de-
vet mil jen lehce obleGeni a kdyz
jiz nemohli to dele vydrzet. vesli
do stareho neobydlen6ho domu
kde rozd6lali. ohef ma podlaze q
nezli Sc nadali oheh Sc vzmohl u
cel6 stavenf shofelo. Hosi prcha-
Ii z hoffcfho stavenf al SO znaGn9
omrzlf staveli u jisteho farmera
kter5 hned Sc domyslel CO ma "a
hosty a proto zavolal pc telefonu
Serbia, ktery 81 pro hochy pfijel
a zavezl je zpet. Tam jim muselv
byt odejmuty prsty u nohou.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13

Wheeler, 10-Pfedminulou So
botu utonuIi oba kon6 patriot roz-
vazeti posty John Filstramovi me.
ii Wheeler a Bonesteel. Tehoz
rama Filstram jel pres feku Mis-
souri, a sotvaze Sc octnul dvacet
stfevfcn ode bfehu, led Sc prolo-
mil. 5 velkou ndmahou Sc mu pc
dafilo pfefezat postranky ale ko-
ne We chviIce zmizeli pod ledem.
Viz zIstal ma vrchu. Velice po-
divine jest, Re pred chvfIf prf tudy
jel tezky povoz. .-....'
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13

Ma svedectvi manzelky Harry
Stastnyho, byl propulsion soud-
Gem Trippem ma svobodu nejmlad-
81 z bratrn, Vilem. Jeho starsf
bratfi, jak jsme Sc jiz drive zmfni-
Ii byli kazdy odsouzeni ma til ro-
ky do Sioux Falls pro vykradaDf
nakladnich vlakn.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13

KRAFT do rGznJch Gasti t9Ia. Mezi
tim co pail, bezel Clifford pro fin
tn a byl stfelen do Fad. Neil ale
klesl k zemi mrtev v pail naboi
star@mu do obliGeje a ma miste lei
zabil. PAX sam klesl k zemi mr.
tev. Clyde Hammond, bratr sta
reno, pfibehl ma misto a uvidev co
Sc stale nahle sesflel a chtel rane-
neho mladfka jeste dotlouci. Ami
lekafi nechtel dovolit by zran9n6
no osetfiI. Jest nynf "a to We ve
zeni.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13

Watertown, 10 -Vrchol donna
cich rIznic mezi otcem a dv6ma
nevlastnfmi syny byl dosazen kdyz
dnes rano Sc tito We SVEN domov9
osm mil cd m9sts porvali a E. O..
Hammond, star 81 let, a jeho new
lastnf syn Clifford Jenkins, star
25 let byli ma miste zastfeleni, a
James Jenkins, druhS syn star 81
rokd, MONA smftelns ranen.
Hammond mel ruznice Sc syny jiz
pc dive leta a IDA Sc ze ieho man
zelka, matka hochI Jim nadrzova-
la. Starry hocham vyhrozoval a
Itudiz nenf divu, De kdyz ie dnes
rano napadl, Re byli rTipraveni.
Starry mel revolver a pocal po no
SIGH palit, stfeliy mladsiho ctyry7
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13

Milbank, 12-Kdyz ID roAI sta
rS Clifford Wake, vedl do masta-
lie konG ma farm6 sveho otce, ma
jeduou padl pred kon6m ktery mu
slapl ma hlavu a ostr6 hroty pod
kov mu prorazily hlavu. Ma no.
chow byla provedena operace, a
hoch prS Sc uzdravi.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13

Sioux Falls, 12-Zdejsi bohaG
w. A. Lord byl pred nedavnem
obzalovan Re vydrzuje nefestn5
dunn a pokutovan pred smirGfm
soudcem 500. Lord Sc odvolal k
vySsfmu soudu a ten potvrdil roz-
sudek nfzsiho soudu a pfidal k to-
mu jeste 80 dnf zalare. To Sc do.
konce jiz nelfbilo bohatemu lotro-
vi a odvolal Sc k nnjvyssfmu soudu
stdtnim6, kterS potvrdil rozhodnu
tt druheho soudu. Lord jest pod
$1,000 zaruky a odjel pc. rozsudku
do Massachusetts, Sc svou matkou.
Patrn9 necha zaruku propadnout,
ably nemusel brnGet v base.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13
RHINE zpTdVy.
N6co 2 Pierre.

uUulc pOSiancu. y
Pfedloha z~apovidajfcf vstup do
hostince osobam pod 81 let staff.
Pfedloha zadajfcf kongress by
dovoleno bylo osobam ' Is letech
zabrati don,ovinu, kter6 by ale
dffv nemohly priivovat nez We sta
ii 81 rokI,
Vybor ma vysetfenf pomerI We
statni kaznici podal v5sledek sye
prace kter5 je uspokojivJ, az Sc
trochu kritizuje V mem pffsnost
trestI ma neposlusnych trestancfch
Vybor ~odporucuje zruseni toyarny
ma kosile v kaznici a~zvstseni dflny
ma spagat. ~.
Poslanec Zozke podal pfedlohu
die nfz by stat povolil Sic. 900 ma
vyzkumnou cestu prof. Hansona,
re statnf rolnick6 koleje, do Sibife
kde vybfral RUNE obilniny hodfcf
Sc do teto klimy. Prof. Hanson
jiz dive podobn6 cesty tam konal
ma dtraty vlddy, jejichz vysledek
byl blahodarny.
Projdeli pfedloha Gfslo 40 nasta-
ne v kruzfch hostinsk5ch monty
zmatek We mnoha mestech. Pred
loha ia totiz urGuje, re majetnfk
Gfreeholder) Jest ten ktery vlastnf
We m9ste lot jenz je ne meme nez
25x125 stfevfcfch a ma nemz ie "a
aspo1 $3.50 imprIvment1. ) Uvadf
Sc, Re We mnoha mestech petice
hostinskych podepsali Tide kteff
tax velky kus pozemku nemeli.
Dale by takovy vlastpfk musel v
onom mest6 bydleti jeden rok nez-
Ii by byf opravnen petici podepsat.
Sensaci vzbudila pfedloha t5ka-
jfci Sc operace ma nevyleGiteln5ch
blbI a idiotu a nenapravitelnfch
zlotincG. Operacf by Sc t9mto me-
bozakGm odejmula schopnost pro-
kreaGnf. Pobobna pfedloha byla
pfedlozena pred Gtyrmi roxy, av-
SAX byla porazena. T6z pfedioha
byla podana die nfz osoby hodlaif
jfcf vstoupiti do stavu manzelsk6-
no byly podrobeny l6kafske prob
lfdce ,ohledne zdravotniho iejich
stavu. h
Minute sezenf legislatury Sc vyz
namenavaly tendencf rozmnozit
RUNE vybory kontrolni. Pfftom-
na je pravy opak toho, nebot Sc
tyto vybory hledeif zmensit, pone-
vac Sc seznalo, Re stat zbyteGne Wy
hazuje penfze a Re mensf sbory mo
hou praci l6pe zastati.
Mluvi Sc O nutnosti zakona die
nehoz by neopatrnf a nebo opilf
saferove byli trestani jin5m zpuso
benz nezli pokutou anebo zalafem.
Mysli Sc, Re mnozf ffdiGi automo-
blu 81 z pokuty mnoho nedelajf a
tim padem odporuGenf by Sc tako-
v6mu vzalo pravo Sc strojem iez-
dit tfeba pc dobu p1l roku anebo
docela, by Sc nejlepe osvedGilo.
Mnoha mesta We statu 81 naffka,
il, re zeleznice z pravidla nechti
ptispeti svJm podflem phi rdznych
opravdch a zlepsenf, jake isou
chodnfkS navazky, atd., ma svych
pozemkach. Nasledkem toho .po-
da Sc pfedloha die nfz by zeleznice
byly donuceny tax emit kdyz JIM
must, a v padu, re by tax neGinily,
by mestske 1fady tax uGinily a ze-
leznicim Sc to vrazilo do taxi jake
kazd6mu jin6mu.
Milbank. 12-KdvE IL roNh sta,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13
State Of South Dakota
County of Bon Homme

State of South Dakota
County Of Boz Homme
C p Stoddad, County Auditor bang grtd duly swornd doth say tina the TreasunrS
hereon is 2 true, and correct statement Of The financial condition Of Bon Homme
ment of all warrants, drawn on the treasury during the quarter and tina the statements Of
GeSM ant hannts Is True ana correct c. Stoddard County Auditor
sqSSSrbeda and swon to before m edsI 9Th day Of Jan, 1913
'SEALl r 4. Robinsoneerk Of circuit court
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-02-13

County Auditor and Clerks -------S 675 90
County Treasurer--- 375 90
Deputy Treasurer and Clerks--
Register of Deeds...-- 800 90
County Judge---.---~-~-~~~N~-H. 24s 90
Sheriff. Deputy and Bailiffs-. 797 90
Superintendent of Schools 525 90
1870 ----
SAShO "AOiOooSo AN ouIOtS--------
Commissioner of Insanity I'm IS 70
County Commissioners Ist Dist 70 90
Y -" End " 1850 1853 %
" 3rd " w 145 30
4th " 1880 1873 20
9Th " -- 139 30
District Attorney 276 IS
stsnosrapher II 40
Carried forward 1881 %
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04

The greatest pleasure is the power to
give it.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04
TELL THEM ABOUT TT.

With the beginning of activities in
The fruit business Payette business
interests should sit up and take no
lice. Payette is the center of the
-cuit marketing industry for this val
~ and during the next few months
any growers will be in Payette on
lit business that perhaps have
--rmed a habit of not coming to
ayette very often. 1t may be at
-9me time or other they found a
CIV things in some of our neighbor-
=. towns that at the time they want
- them could not be found in Pay
, .e. The merchant might have
st at that time been temporarily
clt. Now while the growers will be
ming into Payette regularly looking
:. Ter the packing and marketing of
-aeir fruit. getting their boxes and
1pplies it would be an exceptional
y good time to keep them advised
@ what you are able to do for them
:. your particular line. There is no
~se in expecting them to go around
Town with a microscope seeking
whether this or that is sold in this
Sown and what the price is. The on
y way is to keep everlastingly tel
ing them what you have, its price
ana show them you can sell just as
reasonably as can the merchants of |
leighboring cities. Prove to them
that your stock is just as complete
end reliable as it is possible to make
i. and they will come to your store.
IIll them about your bargains In
Vie them to visit your store when in
L WI. Show them that you want
their trade just as badly as do the
merchants of our neighboring towns.
Al of our neighboring cities are go '
- to bid for their business and it
IS surely going to the town that
MAKES the most effort to get it. Do
: OF expect them to hunt you up and
loo. for your bargains. If you do
you are going to be sadly disappoint- s
ID. You will not get business with {
Out asking for it. Try a sensible ad- ;
Ierising campaign for a month or !
Two and see if it doesn't bring re-
suits. Space in this paper is reas-
Enable and it certainly reaches the
very people you wish to get in touch
with. Think it over.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04
FARM BUREAU TALKS
"As a Man SoWeth."

Attention to the following clipping
from some eastern newspaper, ano
heed to the moral contained, ought
to be worth while to every grain oil
seed grower:
Aurora, Neb. G.. R. Medaris, q
farmer living south of this city
bought few bushels of Turkey Red
seed wheat from the Kansas agricul
'.lral experiment station last fall.
lie sowed it at the same time as the
balance of his crop and gave it the
came attention in every respect.
The superiority of the Kansas seed
was demonstrated at the threshing
machine when il made 81 bushels to
the acre and tested 62 pounds to the
bushel. The balance OF the field
yielded IS bushels an acre and tested
60 pounds.
Vedaris is supplying his neighbors
with seed of the Kansas variety for
like quantity of the common kind.
Each farmer in this vicinity is ex-
pecting to Increase his wheat yield
materially next year"
| have frequently heard the remark
that farmers of Canyon County do
not need to produce better crops so
much as they need better markets
for what they are already producing.
1 believe duly appreciate thel
truth of the statement, but l find
1t hard to sympathize with the man
who is satisfied with the yields he
is getting from his land unless he is
doing every thing consistent with
good business to make his land pro-
duce up to It's maximum capacity.
There is a point, no doubt, in the
production Of crops, beyond which
it is not good business to go, as the
margin of profit diminishes or may
even disappear, but / do not believe
that point is often passed in the pro-
duction Of grain crops in Southern
Idaho. The price Of wheat Is low at
this time, and with yields and quality
decreased by reason of adverse weatt.
er conditions, the profits on the
crop are extremely small in most
cases. A normal production this year
would mean greater profits both
from the increase in the number Of
bushels and from the better quality
that would have resulted.
With the same acreage what would
the yield per acre Of wheat in Can
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04

With over 10000 men in line Cen
eral John Chase and his committee
of assistants will form and direct the
gigantic Knights Templar parade at
Denver, Colorado, almost entirely by
telephone. A special central switch
board has been installed at conclaye
headquarters and by means of branch
telephones at short intervals along
the line of march the committee will
be kept in direct touch with the move
ments and progress of the vast army
If marching Knights.
Besides the hosts of Sir knights
who are in attendance at the conclaVe
there are over 100000 visitors in the
city, and unusual and careful plans
have been prepared for their care and
comfort. Special plans have been ar
ranged by the telephone company in
anticipation of the great increase in
the number of telephone calls during
the conclave. For months past that
company has been busy installing
emergency telephones, additional
switchboard facilities and training the
$50 extra operators who will be re-
CURED to assist the regular force in
handling the calls. Over $50 emer-
gency telephones have been connect
cd with the newspapers and hotels
and information bureaus, and at vari-
Gus places along the streets tele-
phones connected with the central ex-
change have been provided for the
convenience Of the visitors.
Discussing the telephone prepare
tions for the conclave visitors, an Of
fetal of the Mountain States Tele-
phone Company said today: Elmer
gencies such as this require that we
provide facilities far beyond our usu-
al daily need. The present conyen-
ton with its vast influx of visitors
and consequent increase of telephone
calls is only a repetition of other con-
ventions we have handled, and will
have to handle in the future. Our
plant investment has always been
and must always be, sufficient to
take care of not only the usual daily
business, but the maximum number
of calls that come to our switch
boards. This is true not only of Den
yer and other large centers but of
each one of our exchanges through
out the territory. Every telephone
call must be handled as unit. The
provisions in Denver during the pres
ent conclave are such that each one
of the daily 100000 calls will be han
died as promptly and as carefully as
at any other time"
The careful study and preparation
to provide for the telephone needs of
and similar gatherings
shows conclusively that the business
Of the telephone company, as well as
that of other service corporations is
unusual and that the difficulties that
confront them are not to be judged
oy everyday standards.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04
BIG PARADE HANDLED

BY TELEPHONE.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04

Between 5000 and 10000 men and
women who believe that knowledge
of fundamental horse life and nature
is just as essential to obtain service
from that animal, as knowledge of
child life is to serve as a basis of
human education will gather in Day
ton, Ohio, August IL to 16 to take
part in probably the most 'remarka-
BILE school session ever conducted in
the world. 1t will be a session and
reunion of the students of the Berry
School of Horsemanship, the only
school of the kind in the world.
Prof. Jesse Berry, founder, aged
81 native of Miami county, Ohio, as
a child applied himself to the study
of horse life. Dividing the animal
into four types with characteristics
peculiar to each he soon evolved
method or system Of dealing with
and overcoming characteristics Of
each class. Absolute kindness sup
plementing decisive action at prop
er moment IN training or the morse, !
is the underlying principal of the sys-
tenn. CURLING nature in thousands Of
cases and rendering tractable in a
short time vicious bronchos and
fiery steeds, compelled the formation
of a school for the conduct of in
by correspondence. More
than 10000 students residing in all
parts of the United States and Can
ada are enrolled.
The extention of Berry principles
to the training of man-eating horse,
zebra and the domestication of the
buffalo; bulldogging Mexican steers,
oroncho busting and wild horse racing
ever half-mile course will be other
features in connection
with the reunion.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04
For Sale

Small ranch, only five and
one-half blocks from Central
School House has some small
fruit and cherry trees, all in
cultivation. First class loca-
zion for a truck garden or
HEN farm. Owner will sell
at q sacrifice.
Address P. 0. Box lbs
Payette, Idaho
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04

yon County this yea have had to be,
to reach the point of diminishing prof
it? If the point was not reached,
how much would the selection of
seed perfectly adapted to each case,
if that had been possible, have ad-
vanced the crop toward that point?
Neither question can be answered
definitely but it is safe assertion
that selection of perfect seed for
type and quality would have materi-
ally increased both yields and prof
its.
Generally a single variety of grain
for any one locality is desirable, but
where soil and moisture vary as they
do in this county it is not always
practical to follow that plan, each
farmer having to work out large ~
for himself what it will pay his best
to raise. The State Demonstration
Farm near Caldwell is making an ef-
fort in this direction with wheat and
corn, and should have some valuable
data to give out within the next few
years, and possibly some seed for
distribution. AS a result of this
years work they have some seed of
dry land wheat of the Turkey Red
variety for distribution. This is offer
ed at $500 per cwt., cleaned and |
sacked, at the farm or delivered i'm
Caldwell. This is said to be choice
seed, perfectly pure. Anyone desir-
ing it may order through me or di-
rectly from the farm, addressing the
foreman, Chas. B. Hampson, Cald-
well.
H. A. Ireland,
County Agricultural Agent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

Boise, Idaho, Sept. list, to 5th, 1918.
For the above occasion the o. S. L..
Ry. will sell round trip tickets Pay
cite, Idaho, to Boise, Idaho, at rate
of s2.65, tickets sold August 3Oth,
31st and September list, 1913. Final
return limit of Sept. Sth. 34t2
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04

Wanted-Prune and apple packers
wanted at Woods Spur Packing
House. Good camping grounds. APP
ply to David Jones, manager. 1918
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04

For Remit room house on North
Sixth-S. E. Chapman. 33tf
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04

POTATOES WANTED.--For partic-
ulars see DENNEY & co. 31t2
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04

Knights TempIar concIave Unusual.
The evening world., 1913-08-18
The Wrong Term.

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] Lam Hughes Of New Jssss tie obs
aNsnoon In disseminating that when q
man wants % lucdly espress himself b oaani
b too earfu b clicking out ths nsh& Srsad d
language.
One Sunday morning some uns aso. sooordii
20 che ssnstos. the passon a . email church q
one Of the back counties tsudery snn,usosd ths
be had seosivsd . call from anothss field. Al IL
conclusion Of The service the passsa ~ =
proschsd By one a the dsAcom.
II have been thanking about he asaounesmA
you made. passos." said the deacon. ~ thsl
offering you sny more money In That nsw Hsld,'
"Oh, ~ brother" ws ths prompt satsi.ds
Of the psuou: three hundred dollan" +,
We'll. ! dont know - blsms you. panon, :
thoushtfully returned the deacon. but IN uakisj
the announcement you didn't uss ths rsht tenn
That hn't 'cau;' tie mise. "-l,hilsdslphi
Telegraph.