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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Payette Defeats
Ontario
The Payette Team Puts Crimp In
Ontario by Defeating Them by
A Score of 13 to 7.-Payette Puts
UP Fine Game.

The Payette Base Ball team, ac
companied by a large crowd of rooter
went to Ontario Sunday to show the
Ontario fans what good base ball real
ly was. Needless to say they Ger
tainly displayed fine, sportmanlike
work. We are inclined to think that
Ontario now thoroughly unders .ands
the game. If you remember a week
ago, Ontario defeated Fayette at Pay
cite. We'll that is now all forgotten.
The score of Sundays game entirely
wipes out all that disgrace that we
felt and gives US little of that old
confidence we used to have. You
will have to hand it to the Payette
team. They are certainly. there with
the goods when it is necessary.
The line ups in Sundays game was
for Payette, Bowden SIS; Hall 3 base;
Bowman rf; Arnspiker c; King 1 base
Woodward =; Ensign cf; Shaffer If;
Dibble 2 base; Shake 1 base. For
Ontario, Smith IF; Freine base;
Webb c; DePauIi IF; LaRcgue 3 base;
R. Darnan base; Ho,strcm 2 base;
G. Darnan If; Coleman p; Dillard p.
Summary: Three base hits Hol-
strom, Bowden; two base hits Bow
man 2, Webb 2, LaRogue, Holstrom;
singles: Bowden, Hall 2, Bowman 2,
Ensign 8, Shaffer, Dibble 3, Shake,
Freine, DePaul, La Rogue. R. Darnan
Coleman; Fome run Default; struck
out Coleman 2, billiard 8; Woodward
2, King 2; sacrifice hits Bowden,
Bowman.
The defeat of Ontario Sunday by
Payette and the defeat of Weiser by
Vale ties all the teams OF the league
again. Next Sunday Weiser plays at
Payette and Ontario at Vale. There
Is no mistake about it that we ser
tainly have a good team here now,
We simply must give them all the
that is possible Up until
this time We have done fairly well as
far as finances are concerned. But If
we keep these good men that we now
have, we must have a little more fl
nancial support. If you can't donate
anything, come out to the game.
That helps and next Sundays game
IS a good chance to show that you
Are a good sport and appreciate good
baseball.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Greater Salt Lake Train.
COMING

The Corner Drug Store. A delight,
ful comedy in which is portrayed the
antics of the deaf and ailing patent
medicine fiend the Doctor the under
taker the young druggist and his
charming cashier the rousing songs
and yells of college boys and girls
and other features equally interest
ing. VIII be given in the 1. o. o. F..
Hall under the auspices of Payette
Grange No Al Friday evening May IL.
In view of the fact that the
Grange recently donated $4,000 to
the rebuilding of the Y. NJ. G. A.
and that the State Grange is to be
entertained for a session in Payette
in January the play is being given
to reimburse the treasury. Let all
good Grangers arm themselves with
tickets and see that their friends do
likewise.
The patronage of the public IS cord
tally invited,
Admission 20 cents.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Christian Church.

Mothers Day" next Sunday will
be observed with appropriate songs
and sermon. No higher compliment
could be paid to your mother, whether
she is living or dead, than by attend
ing church and worshiping God. The
white carnation is mothers flower
for Mothers Day.,
The young singers were busy Mon
day night. They were getting ready
for next Sunday evening Let the
older people come out and catch a
little inspiration from youth, it will
help to drive the cares away. The
Pounds sisters sang duet Sunday
ey ming which was greatly enjoyed by
,ah.
sThe "F. A. G." class are prepar-
ing to entertain the "Tecalotep class
Saturday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rosenberg.
If man will help along the cause
of God, God will most certainly help
along the cause Of man.
The first Sunday In June is "Child.
rens Day..
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
THE KINDERGARTEN PROBLEM
SOLVED,

l take this opportunity of telling
the parents interested in a school
for their children Of from three to
six years of age, that on May 11th,
l will, at my home on corner of 9Th
and 3rd Ave. North, open Kinder
garten, using the Montessori appara'
tus.
This method, to those who have fol
lowed the progress in educational
lines needs no explanation. 1t is only
criticized by those never having used
the same. 1t is endorsed and used
by the foremost leaders in education
al lines. 1t has been adopted in the
Boston schools, the Portland schools,
The Iowa State Normal, there are
sixty-six private schools in the Unit
ed States. Thus showing the approx
al of the East, the West, the Mid
die West.
This method is made up of inven-
tions which are intended, first, to
stimulate the child's natural desire
to act and learn thru action; second,
to provide him with action which
shall give him better control of his
own body and willpower; and third,
which shall lead him naturally from
a simple action to more difficult
one. These exercises will be inter
spersed with suitable songs and
games from other recognized Kinder
garten Writers.
The present session will convene
from May 11th. to July Srd. it being
the desire of the parents to avaid
the extremely warm weather. An
other session will begin in September.
The cost has been we think, placed
within the reach of alone dollar
per week.
To those wishing to know where
the proposed teacher received her
training l will say in the Alta High
School; LIE Mars Normal; Kinder
garten Training from the Peoples
University St. Louis; Musical Train
ing in Drake University, Des Moines,
supplemented by years of teaching
in Iowa and Canada. TO those de-
string references of my latest work
l refer you to A. H. Ball, Inspector
of Schools, Regina Sask Canada.
If you are interested or desire to
place your children in this school,
confer with Mrs. Chas. B. Shontz.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Banks no Charge Exchanse

On and after May 10Th the local
banks will charge the customary bank
exchange on drafts and Cashiers
Checks sold over the counter at the
rate of ten cents per hundred dollars
or fraction thereof.
The Payette banks have been hold
ing out against this charge for sever
al years. Bankers of surrounding
towns have been collecting the charge
for long time.
The constant decrease of revenues
received by banks on account of high
er taxes, increased interest paid on
deposits and increased operating ex-
penses, is compelling the Payette
hanks to fall in line with other banks.
This charge is msde by all express
and the United States Post
Office Department for transferring
money and the same charge is emhod-
led in the new Federal Reserve bank
act
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Horse ShoW
Big Success
Number of Entries Far Exceed Num-
Der Articipated-Good Quality of
Stock shown-Will Be Made An
NAL ESert.

There were tI'i.-sevcn entries mad'
in the bmseshow LeJd last Saturday
afternoon and had the affair not beer
limited to Payette Valley horses tie
nu;nber WOdld p-ttatly have beer
doubled So Success III was the first
event tl.Ll Tie affair III probably be
made an annual one from now on.
u class A the draft animal secticu
J. NJ. Davis won first aud sweepstake
prize fDr hest stallion fcuI years old
or over, g W Ioung won second and
IS. D. Thsckef tLird.
T. Coulter won the first prize for
the best stallion one year old and
under two.
Best mare of any age-F. Draper
lirst. w. A. Coughanour second, P. a.
CIeger, third.
Best team draft animals shown in
harness-First, F. Draper; second,
and third prizes won by O'Bannon &
Clarke.
Two year old colts,-First, L. T..
Eaton; second, Peter Sodje.
Class 3 Standard Bred.
Stallion any age,-First, Chris
Henrichsen; second C. E. DibbIe.
F5lly one year old.-First, Chris.
Geldings two years old,-First, Bob
Jimmerson.
Mare three years o.d.-First Bob
Mare any age.-First, Jchn McGlin-
chey; second, Sam Chapman; third.
Class C Drivers
Best single driver-First, A. E.
second, c. E. Iibbls.
Best ladies' driyer,-First, Mrs, ].
Swank; second, Mrs. ]. l. CFeger;
third, Mrs. williamson
Best driving team,-First, Wes. jim
merson; second, Mr.. Ficken.
Class D Saddle Horses.
Best boys saddle ponyEFirst, Rich
ard Hoguee; second, Howard Adams;
third, Frank Hogue, Jr.
Gents saddle se.-F5rst, Chris
second, Guy Pitman;
third, c. E. Dibble
Ladies saddlers,-FiFst, Miss Linn;
second, Miss O'Bannon.
Class E Shetland Ponies.
Stallions,-First, w. A Ccughancur.
Mare,-First, Aug. Rupp; second,
w. A. Coughanour.
Class r Mules,
Jacks,-First, w. A. Ceughanouri
Payette Jack Company.
Mule team,-First, C. F. Draper;
R. G. Thornton; third Nan
burn.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Portia Club Notes.

Only three more meetings of the
club and then vacation. Next Monday
is guest" day with program and mu-
sic. New members coming IN will be
placed on whatever committee they
wish and should let the secretary
know. At the last meeting two new
members were damitted; Mrs. Glen
Landon and Mrs. Del Fifer.
The club voted to pay the $500
deficiiit to the lecture League and
that is definitely settled.
State delegates to attend the State
Federation meeting in Lewiston wi !
be elected at the next meeting. Dele
ge ties to attnd the District meeting
in Jerome June l, 2, and were
elected at the last meeting as follows
Mesdames HigIey, Coughareur, Null
Ter, Garland, Mandeyille, White and
Crump. Alternates are Mesdames
Shaw, Erwin, Chase, Turner, Reibling
Wood, and Burns.
Miss Mabel Dorsey is the elected
delegate to Chicago to tho General
Federation and If possible will ar
range her dates so she can represent
the club.
Second Art Exhibit is expected next
week, and the city han VIII probab-
ly be the place of exhibition. There
viii be about fifty pictures and every
one should take time to see eahc
picture.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
GroUers Would
Play BaH
Live Fruit Growers North of Payette
Would Play Game of Ball With Pay
ette Business Men-Would Donate
Fund to Y. M. c. A.

The editor of the Enterprise is in
receipt of the following by mai.
While its signature is rather along
the anonymous order its intent
seems to be earnest SO VIC publish it,:
To the business men of Payette:
We, the fruit growers Ii, ing
north of Payette, hereby challenge
you to a game of base ball to be play
ed in Payette at date agreed upon,
tho proceeds to be donated to the
Y. NJ. C. A. building fund. We have
full confidence in our ability to or
ganize. a team composed strictly cf
truit growers and farmers that can
skin the life out OF a team compocel
strictly of Payette business and pro
fessional men.
If you lack energy enough to come
through and accept this challenge let
us know and we viii arrange to come
in town and bury you.
By Order of Committee.
we dIS l4OL ScuuS W u4dhS nuNn
comment ON the above but il some
live business man does not get busy.
a team and give these fruit
growers and farmers the trimming
they seem to be looking fer. We shall
feel that we do indeed need iltering.
Now let some business man, who
knows base ball bat from fish
pole get busy and accept this chall-
enge.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Next Sunday is the day named by
many churches as Mothers Day the
sermon in the morning will dwell up.
on the theme. The music also and
other parts of the service will be In
keeping with the sentiment. 1t is
hardly possible that anyone should
fail OF feeling the spirit Of romance
as that name passes our lips
In the evening we are TO have a
word from that perplexing land which
has been thrust upon America-the
Philippines. Mr.. ]. C. Lewis who
spent several years. there as a public
officer is to speak Of the manner OF
life among the natives there and
the results as far Of our intervene
ion. 1t viii be good and profitablee.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
PLAY POSTPONED.

The "Podunk Limited" Ism wreck:
ed but delayed on account of cenflic-
tion of dates. 1t will be put ON later,
but perhaps not til after the closing
exercises of the schools are over.
The ladies want to give it whom every
one can come for it will be an even
ing of 'Fun" and 1t is for good
cause one that will benefit the whole
community.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Local NeuUs
Suffering From Appendicitis.

ourTerin9 FROM Appendicitis.
Mrs. w. w. Baker was taken to
Boise Monday of this week suffering
from severe attack Of appendicitis
and it was thought an operation
would be necessary.
Noble Ditch Directors Meet.
Thos. Weir, Bascom Wells, NJ.
Davis and D. L. Ingard were in Pay
cite Monday attending a meeting OF
the board Of directors of tie Noble
Ditch Company.
Enjoy Pleasant Evening.
A large number of the members
of the Washoa Lodge No. %, A. F. &
A. NJ. motored to Ontario last Thurs
day evening and witnessed the put
ting on of tho third degree by the On
tario lodge. After the work refresh
ments were served bringing to a close
"a very pleasant evening.
School Exhibit Soon.
Arrangements are being made for
a school exhobit from the manual
training, domestic science and art
departments to be given in the Wood
ward building on the afternoons and
evenings of Friday and Saturday May
18th and 18th Further announcement
Will be made next week.
Chandler Has Good Position.
A letter received by DR.. 1. R. Wood
ward from NJ. D. Chandler formerly
cashier of the Fruit Growers Bank
of this city, announces that Mr.. and
Mrs. Chandler are comfortably located
in Minneapolis and that Mr. Chandler
has accepted a position as assistant
cashier of the First National Bank
of that city.
Little Girl Injured.
Sunday Mildred the little daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Balm broke her
left Leg by falling from horse WHICH
she was trying to mount The little
one was stopping at a friends near
New Plymouth while she finished her
school work it being the intention
to have her join her parents who live
in Payette and is resting easily at
this time.
Greater Salt Lake Train.
Secretary Harader of the Payette
Commercial Club has received notice
that the Greater Salt Lake Excursion
train being run under the auspices OF
the Salt Lake Commercial Club will
visit Payette Wednesday June 3rd. |
from 9:25 to 1925 A. m. A twenty
five piece brass band and a fine male |
quartette are accompanying the bus
mess men of Salt Lake of this excur-
sion.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
First church of God, So. Ninth S

Sunday School at 10. T. A. Wayne,
Supt.
Christian Endeavor at Z, Mrs. Sadie
Krcst, leader. E. E. Parsons. Prosi
dent.
Preaching IL a. m. Subject, The
Christian Body Guard" ard at p. m.
Subject, Mothers Day
Special music morning and even
ing.
Prayer and Praise meeting We'd
nesday at P. NJ.
We will be glad TO sec you at any
or all of our services.
A special invitation to all strangers
to remain until the pastor can shake
hands with you.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
VIII Have sevsnty.tIve Cars.

c. H. Sargent, one Of F'ru.tand's
business meR was in Payeste Sat
urday. In addition to being one Of
Fruitland's business men Mr.. Sargent
also manages and takes care of lis
acres of apple orchard. He was very
optimistic about the fruit crop this
year and is locking forward 10 haad-
Eng sevnty five cares from his or
chard which Is surely additional
evidence chat the fruit crop is not
entirely ruined as some Of tie peEa-
imists would have US believe.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
CORPS NOTICE.

w. r. C. meets in regular session
Saturday 9th. members please come
at 80 to help get ready for tea and
social at O'Clock Comrades vel
come Everybody il vited to come an
have good time cup of tea cake ard
sandwiches all fer a dime.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Railroad Opposes
Rate Cutting
Short Line Declares Fourteen of Its
Seventeen Feeders are Losing
Money on Passenger Service.

| On the grounds that IA of the II
branch lines In Idaho mentioned IL
the complaint fled against the Oregon
Short Line with the Idaho public util.
tiles commission by Attorney General
Peterson are not paying, as far as
passenger service is concerned; that
they are now practically all en- g.
cent round trip fare bass, and that a
reduction in fare would make retreHc
Eaent Necessary, the Oregon Shcrt Liae
VIII fight the complaint.
This statement was made by D. E.
Burley, General Passenger agent of
the road, after copy of the COM
plant filed by the Idaho attorney
general had been referred to him by
George A. Smith, assistant attor-
ney. Before any action is taken Mr.
Burley will take the matter up with
Gerritt Fort, passenger traffic man
ager, but he says that they will IN
doubtedly decide to oppose the cut in
rates on the branches. The next
move viii be an answer filed by the
railroad.
No More Branch Lines
Mr.. Burley said that in the event
the attorney general is successful in
having an order issued by the util!-
ties commission, forcing the road to
the straight Scent passen-
ger rate on all branch lines, an in
quiry will be worked to the patrons
of the road and the state, as well as
to the railroad. He says that such
action would mean no more branches
built in Idaho; that it would mean
that most of the branches would be
shut down in the winter and that
train service on all branches would
have to be curtailed. In speaking
of the matter Mr.. D. E. Bur'ey, Gen
eral Passenger Agent Of the Short
Line said:
Only Three Making Morey.
''The Oregon Short Line built those
branches in the country before the
country was built up. As far as pas
senger business is concerned only
three of the branches are making
Falls TO Ashton, Mini
doka 70 Bull, and Franklin to Pres
ton. The rest are losing money all
the time, and the only possible way
the railroad could operate them uR-
der the same rates as the main line
would be TO cut down train service
and discontinue service in the winter.
The public utilities commission Of Ida
no would greatly injure the shippers
by such a move. BESIDES they are
I'll ON practically a Scent fare basis.
when round trip tickets are pur-
chased"
General freight officials Of the rail-
road say that six Of the branch lines,
Montpelier TO Paris, Alexander to
Grace, Ashton to Victor, Elva to Me-
nan, BuFley 90 oakley, and Caldwell
10 Wilder, are losing morey for the
freight end.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Weiser Plays Here Sunday.

Weiser plays Payette Sunday and
fans are ON tip toe waiting for the
game. This game counts as all
teams in the league are tied and Pay
ette is going out to win 1t. The ad-
mission will he thiryt-five cents which
will admit you to any part of the
ground there being no extra charge
for the grandstand.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
uMplaEs BALL GAME.

Conductor Jack Whalen, Of the
payette Valley Railroad, went to
Monroe Creek Friday to umpire a
bali game between Mann's Greek and
Monroe Creek teams,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Mr. Heimbach

Mr. Heimbach I.
At the Paris Millinery, New goods
arriving every day, Just received a
fine line of Ladies and Misses Mid
dy Biouses. Girls and children's dress
es, And Just what the mothers are
looking for. For the little boys,
neat combination dresses. Something
entirely new,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
BAPTIST CHURCH.
p. 4. Evans, Pastor.

Preaching IL A. M. and P. M.
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Junior B. Y. p, U. $3.50 P. M.
Senior B. Y. P. U. TOO P. M,
bible study Tuesday evening 1880
Prayer and Praise Wednesday 500
Subject for next Sunday morning
Mother, evening Friendship"
For Sale-Good bicycle, empire al
Iorham Mercantile Compauy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07

For Sale-Tomato plants II. NJ
Bell. Payetts, Idaho,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07

Go to the Racket Store to buy
your lawn mower.
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GREAT NORTHERN EARNS $50.
eros. Revenue. sT5,473,sG0, Against
s.s.0B2.Z8! In 1913.

Tho report OF the Great Northern Rail-
way Company for the year ended June
30 1914 shows that the net corporate
income Of the company for that period
was equal to $50 per cent earned on the
s230 900, $50 capital stock. as compared
with il.G per cent. earned on 1910. 900
stock the year before
Gross earnings for the year were
s75473 500 Ms con \ased with .7s.692,767
with net operating revenues OF S2S,s25.-
9l2. against 1872 s35,ol2 Total net rev
enues were t2s Os5.l63. as compared with
S32 .99j. 03j. and operating income was
S242926s5. against s2s.676.2jS. Gross
corporate income was s27,776.452, as
compared with s3lssi417 and net
corporate income S20.453.55l against
S2456s.3l3. This was equal 10 $50 per
cent earned on the s23Os99,450 capital
stock as comparel with IFS per cent.
earned on $4,000. 900 in 1919
The balance transferred to profit and
loss was s3.3il.57l. against S4.2s2.loS
the year before. making the total proht
and loss surplus Of the company on June
30. 1914. s4S.67o.2l9. ms compared with
S45I431O6 on June 30. 1918.
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