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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16

Next Sunday will see one the most
interesting games ever witnessed en-
the Payette diamond. Ontario comes
to Payette and you may rest assured
that they will come with large
crowd of fans. Right at the present
up among the three top-rotchers and
we may be sure of seeing exciting
games the rest of the season.
Payette leads the league with 643
per cent Weiser comes next with
500 per cent. and Ontario following
third with 461 per cent. The champion
ship is not cinched by any club yet
and it is bound to get interesting be.
ginning with next Sunday, Weiser
claims to have 53S percent This de-
pends on whether the Directors of
the Le4gae give Weiser the contestd
game between Weiser and Ontario.
In any event there is still chance
for any of the three leading teams
to win the flag. 1t depends upon us
as fans to see that the pennant
comes to Payette. We can help.
! Now we know that there is not a
Npyal, Payette fan but will be out to
See that game Sunday with Ontario
And let us remind you for heavens
sake don't rag your home team. Give
them a chance and they will show
you as classy game as you ever saw.
If they make an error encourage
them anyway. 1t will not do any
harm and may do great deal Of
good. Lets all go to that game pre-
pared to give Ontario the best drub-
bing they ever had. AS much depend
ON the fans as the players.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
Commercial Club
Secretaries Meet
Succesesful and Interesting Meeting
Held at Paytte on Monday ard
Tuesday-visitors taken over
Valley in Autos.

The Commercial Secretaries of the
State held a very successful meeting
In Payette on Monday and Tuesday
The morning session Monday was de
voted to organization work and re
ports. Secretary Harader, who is
+ Chairman Of the Executive Commit
tee of the State League pres ded oycr
the sessions. A meeting CT the
Board of Directors of the League was
also held in the morning, at which tn
designations OF Mr.. Harader and
Mr.. Wild of Weiser were accepted d
and the vacancies filled by the elect
ion of w. S. Parhurst, of Richfield,
and ]. j. Fuller Of Weiser
The afternoon session was devoted
to the Secretaries Round Table. Many
important matters were discussed
which we're vital to the work of the
secretary. A resolution was passed
fayoring the asking af appropriations
from the various county commission
ers for defraying the expenses IF ex
h'bits and advertising for the Pana-
ma Exposition in 1915. Matters per-
tanning to the buildi7g up of the state
League were discussed, the Secret
arys report showing a steady grow
tn of membership and of the efficienc
of the work of the League.
The evening session was prefaced
by band concert by the Payette
Band which was highly compliment
ed by the visitors. especially, the
young baritone, Leroy Maule. Burt
Venable, Pres of the Payette Club
gave the address of Welcome, which
was responded to by Geo. Stoll, Of
Pocatello, in neat speech, compli-
the Payette Club on its quart
ers and its efficinet work. R. W.
Childs, of Boise gave an able talk
on the work of the Commercial Sec
retary and paid high compliment tol
Secretary Harader for his able work
In the League of Clubs Lenard Way |
Secy. of the Boise Traffic Bureau |
gave detailed report of the work |
,f that Bureau and spoke of the
NECESSITY of traffic work in every
Nub. Resolutions were passed favor
ng the establishment of such Bureaus
n all clubs to be affiliated with
central Bureau. After adjournment
he balance of the evening was spent
n social chat. Punch and cigars were
served.
Tuesday forenoon the visitors were
siven an auto ride over the valley
Ind seemed to be much delighted
With the trip. Resolutions of thanks
we're passed to the Payette Club for
ts entertainmnt and resolutions of
egret at the loss of Mr.. Harader
rom the League and the State. The
lext meeting will be held in Twin
Falls in October. Most of the visit
'rs left on the noon train Tuesday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
Makes Long
Auto Trip

Charles Baker with his wife and twt
children of Los Angeles, Cal drove
through by auto, arriving here Wei
nesday July /, for visit with L. H
Eby who is a brotherin-law of Mr.
Baker. A synopsis OF his trip will
interest autoists who may contemplat
making drive over this route. They
anne by the Valley route and over
the Tehachapi mountains ard the
MoIaye desert, thence through Bakers
field Posterville, Visai, Fresno and
Merced, at which point they branch
ed off for the Yosemite Valley, &C
ing through Smelling, Coulterviile and
Big Meadows. Two days were spent
in the Yosemite Valley AID th.n 81 re.
turn made to Stockton ard San Fran
cisco. and from there followed tie
Lincoln Highway to a. point Fear
Fernly, New, thence across the des-
ert to Lovelock, 81 miles, thence 20
Winnemucca, IA miles where hey
eft the r. R. and travelled due north
along the cid stage road to McDer-
nett at the Oregon and Nevada line.
From this point to Jordan Valley is
: desert track over which auto.sts
should be sure to take penty CT water.
From Jordan Valley they came t.
Homedale and across the country TO
Welder and from thence to Ontario
by way of Parma and Nyssa. They
travelled by day only stopping at
hotels at night. The trip from San
Francisco to Payette consumed but
five days, covering distance of 745
miles. The entire distance travelled
upon the trip was 1927 miles and Of
fered but one difficulty of consequence
that being arather bad hill just after
crossing the Owyhee river. The des-
ert roads while lonely and having
many small washouts which required
s,ow driving, were on the whole net
bad.
They were two weeks upon the
road. Mr.. Baker and family viii Wis t
here for few weeks.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
Greyhounds
Easy Winners
The Payette Ball Club Wins Easy
Victory From Vale-Still Hold
Leading Place In Percentage Col
umn-Championship Still Out Of
Sight.
STANDING ef the Clubs.

Las Sunday Payette won from Val'
at Vac by o score Of 8 to 4. The
ga.HYes an easy ons for Che Grey
hcuIe and gives greater lead Gor
the championship, which as yet is
net cinched by any club.
The Payette boys seemed to be
hitting in their usua! form, getting
II safe hits. OF these, seven were
two-baGgers. Vale gct only four safe
hts Off King. Both teams made err
ors, each getting tive. Payette made
up for hers by pulli-g three double
plays. the first being In the fifth
from Hall to Friene to Conley, the
second being in the sixth from Bow
den to Ccnley to Hal ard the third
being made by Bowden unass.sted at
second.
Summary:
Stolen bases, Hall Conley, Fr'ene,
Bowman, ,Devin; sacrifice hts, Arm
spiker; two base hits, Bowden Conley
2, Bowman, Eaton and King; Doubl
plays, Hall to Friene to Conley; Bow
den to Conley to Hall, Bowden un
assisted; base hits off King 4, off
Couch IL, struck out by King s.,
Friene 1, Couch Z; time of game
2 hrs and 80 minutes Umpires Shafer
and High.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
LINGO"

Beginning Monday Jnly goth. The
first release Gin four reels) Of lingo
son of the sea will be presented at
the Emma Theatre. lingo is con-
ceded to be the most sensational the
nest fantastic, the weirdest, and
the most enthralling story ever told
In Motion Pictures and is produced
in thirteen reels. The first release
which is in four reels will be pre-
sented Monday July 20 at the EN-
ma the remaining reels win be
shown in three programmes of three
reels each every two weeks follow.
ing. Don't fail to see the first re-
lease. Watch for Lobby display aud
descriptive heralds. lingo on Mon
day July 20.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
Contact Let
Sidewalks and
Curbing
-Four Bidders for Contract which a.
muInt tc more than Forty thousand
Dciiars. District Covers almost
ErEire City. Lathrop and Mccomssy
ocurc Contract.

Tie question CT the rights of the
u y il the matter CT the Great or
IIDro, ement District No. l having
boeL determined by the Supreme
Court OF this state, the city has
aoted promptly, and started the I'M
rr5vemert Kali rolling.
Saturday m3rrtng the CCurcil met
TO oons:ler bids for the work. -Four
bis were ON file, IS fellows: The
Miracle Coacrete Corpcrat on Of Cal
ispel Montana, SAL ,2s9.OO; Idaho Hard
wire and Plumbing Co., oc Boise, 40.
$3.50; Lathrop ard Mccomsey, of
Payette, 4O,2S25O.
Tie bid Of the E. L. PHELPS cor
struet.on &C., os Weiser being Idgn-
Ell than either of the above is not
carried ont to obtain the total Of
their bids.
The bids were very csose cols,d-
ering cost OF the work there be-
ing but S2s6.OO between the Boise
Construction Co and Lathrop and
Mccomsey Of this City who being the
lowest bidders were awarded the Con-
tract which has already been drawn
Up and gned, and it is safe to say
the preliminary steps necessary to
be ein the work have already been
started.
It is indeed fortunate that the
{ ontr;ct for this work was awarded
to Messrs Lathrop and McCcmsey, as
TIE work of construction win necessi-
tate the employment CT a large num-
Der of men, and 1t is the intention to
give this work to Payette people.
Local sidewalk and Curb Improve
ment District No. 1 of Payette en-
braces practically the entire City,
and covers all property where cement
sidewalks have net already been
built.
The cost of construction to the
property owners wifi be for sidewalks
ten cents per square foot and for
curbing 80 and three fourths cent
per hneal foot This cost includes all
necessary fills or excavating.
We understand there will be ap.
225,00o feet of sidewalk
and about $4,000 linear feet of curb
ng, all of which when completed will
De an improvement which cannct be
wen nearly approached by any city
If the class CT Payette in Idaho, If !
anywhere In the west.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
Y. M. c. A.
Soon Occupied

1 July rs will mark period CT ex
actly six months since the occurrence
of the Y NJ. C. A. fire. Before that
date arrives some Of the ro,ms in the
new building win be occupied again
Some had expected the finishing
touches would be put on before the
first of this month but defay or two
some months ago has made the achi-
evement a trifle late. This week the
rooms on the first and second hoo. S
win be all but finished ard scme Of
the men will be moving into the dor
mitories.
The carpenters have carght up with
their work and are now wliti~g the
completion CT the plsetering and the
cement work Mr.. H:nkstcn has
been pushing the basement plasterirg g
along with good many head thumr s
obtained in contact with the stsam
pipes. With the tack cen -5uded
this week the cement men will be
able to put on the basement foor
with dispatch
The painters under the directi n
of Mr. Rhoads have been putting il
overtime for many days. The many
attratively stained rocms bear ey'-
dence of the excellence CT their
work. A Transformation hiss been
wrought in the appearance of the
first and second floors since their
work began The dormitories are
finished with cream ceilings, light
green walls, and seal brown or dark
green, woodwork; the parlor on the
second. floor in cream and forest
green; and the hallway adjacent to
these rooms in ivory and cream, af-
fording abundance of light and con-
geniality The larger rooms on the
first floor are finished in pearl grey
ceilings and buffstone walls while the
Ladies Rest Room and the office are
Lighter wall shades.
Curt Chapman has been putting In
time getting the electrical fixture
in place ready for the pressing OF
the buttons when everything ese is
in readiness.
The big shipment CT furniture for
he dormitories was shipped on the 81
If the month and is expected to arriv
this week. The furniture for for the
Boys rooms already here having arriv /
ed Monday.
Some of the other equipment in
,luding the gymnastic apparatus will
not arrive until later but will be in
stalled In due season. The piano 1
has been shipped to the Wise Piano I
House in Boise to be worked over
Ind made ready for use again. 1t is
hought the Instrument can be re-
,aired with little difficulty.
Every days work makes more evide
he superiority of the new building
ver the old and gives additional rea-
on for considering Payettes new Y.
4. C. A. building one of the best In
ny small city on the North American
ointment.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
Are You Going to Take a Vacation.

Are You Going to Take a Vacation.
Vacation is the talk of the season,
Every nine out CT ten people are plan
ming to take vacation trip, some
time, somewhere during the summer.
Where to go is the question. Be
this understood: The most pictures
que and otherwise attractive resorts
are not always the safest. Your
first consideration should be: Where
can l find rest and recreation with
out jepardizing my health? On max
ing your choice look we'll to these
facts; list, That the supplyof drink
ing water comes not from shallow
wells or from other sources likely to
be polluted. 2nd, That faes and mos
quitoes are we'll screened against, 3rd
That there are sanitary arrangements
for the disposal of sewage. Know
these things and your chances for
having thyphoid, and many other dis.
eases will be greatly diminished.
The vacatioaist by all means
should be vaccinated against typhoid.
This preventive measure is 30 simple
and yet SO effective that no man or
woman Should consider himself ready
till he has taken this treatment.
You can get the typhoid vaccine by
applying to your own physician. In
either case allow yourself plenty Of
time. Four weeks at least are neces-
sary In which to get the vaccine and
and take the treatment. If further In.
formation regarding this treatment Is
desired, write the State Board Of
Health, at Boise, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
Notice to Property Owners In Side
Walk and curbing Improvement
District No. I.

his contract has been let for side
walk at 10c per square foot includ.
ing the grading Of same. And Curb
ing for 33 and three fouEhs cents
per hneor foot which includes filling
of parking. All parties will have
the privilege of paying cash when
work is done and they will not be
included in district. Those not de-
string to pay cash will have the
privilege of paying for this work in
ten annual payments. Nothing to pay
at this time.
C. B. Compton Mayor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all
parties living In Road District No.
that there mdst be no waste water
run In the public highway, and
that the dumping Of rubbish along
the river road must be stopped at
once. If these practices continue
the law against them will be enforced
and offenders subjected to fine.
W. G. Wiley.
Road Overseer. 29t3.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Bible School and preaching service
next Sunday morning as usual. An
important matter of business will be
brought before the members at the
close of the morning service Every
member of the church is urged to be
present.
Union services in the evening on
the school grounds beginning ae z
o'clock.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
Presbyterian Church.

Presbyterian Church.
Sunday evening we meet In
an outdoor service of the several
churches the meeting being at Z p,
m. on the school grounds. It is be-
ing planned also that the young
peoples societies will hold union meet
ings as usual in the NJ. E. Chruch
at 8 O'Clock.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
BAPTIST CHURCH.
p. II. Evans, Pastor.
S. S. 10 A. NJ.

s. 5. TO A. NJ,
Preaching IL. A NJ.
Prayer and Praise Wednesday SPIN
Next Sunday mornig. DR.. c. A.
Cook of Spokane, Wash. will give an
address on the Judson Centennial Cen
vention in Boston.
A hearty welcome for all.
Next Sunday evening, P. H. Evans,
Pastor of the Payette Baptist Church
viii give an address in the Washoe
Community School House. Subject:
The Country Jake. Hour, p M.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
A Court Mix-up on a Name.

The Gould Co., a Portland Corpora
tion obtained judgement against E.
A CLANCY for the sum of s117s.72
and j. W. Watkins, the sheriff ef
Canyon County levied upon and 80
a certain piece of land to satisfy fRe
judgement whereupon EdnaA CLANCY
applied to the District Court fer ian
Injunction to, prevent the sale of the
land on the ground that she was not
the E. A. Ch@ney indebted to the
Portland Concern. The lower Court
granted the injuncticn and the Gould
Co. and Ex-ShsrttfsSvetkips have AZ
pealed from 81 1 ramans: "a .khA
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD.
South Ninth Street.

7. A. Wayne Superintendent.
Christian Endeaver z P. M.
E. E. Parsons President.
Preaching II A. M
Prayer and Praise Meeting wednes-
day s p. M.
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Every body welcome to any and all
of our Services.
J.W. Bloyd, Pastor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16

A number of the smaller children
of Payette enjoyed picnic party on
the beautiful lawn at the Ireton home
on Lovers Lane Tuesday evening.
After refreshments an auto ride con-.
tributed by good Samaritan was
enjoyed,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
MUSIC

All mothers who are interested In
the Improved Method for Teaching
Music to Beginners are invited to
the home of Miss Rachel Thurston
next Friday at 2;SO She will give a
short demonstration explaining the
Dunning System which is particularly
adapted to children who are just be-
ginning.
1874 1st Ave So. Friday II 1914.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
ADVERTISED LETTER LIsr

Advertised letter list for week end
ing July 11th 1914
Akers, Frank
Bowen, E. P.
Hoover, George
Wilker, Mrs. Hattie
Burt Venable. p n.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
Gard Of Thanks.

We hereby extend our heartfelt
thanks to the many frinds who so
kindly extended to us their sympthy
and assistance, and at time OF death
of wife and mother.
j Bert Forbes and family.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
HOME COMING CELEBRATION

~ >S''f VIZ ~ ~ 'S'''
Excursions via Oregon Short Line,
from Utah and Idaho points to Mil
ford, Utah on the Salt Lake Route,
Tickets on sale July IS, 10 and 20,
1914-Limit July 30th. See agents for
rates and further particulars.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
1874 1st Ave So. Friday II 1914.

w. j. Clar of Greenleaf Ida was
shaking hands with old friends in
Payette last Tuesday. Billy desires
to keep in touch with affairs in his
old town and in order to do so had
his name enrolled on the Enterprise
mailing list.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16

Everybody that sees those Durce
Pigs, buys. Some fine ones left from
yearlings to serviceable age. A few
brood sows.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16

d. A. Ham was transacting busl.
ness In Parma yesterday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16

H, R. Boomer, Fruitlant
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-12
ALL STATE OFFICES NOW
 IN PROPER DEPARTMENTS

Little Rock, Nov 12.-There was a general moving of State offices on Wednesday, and all departments are now in their permanent quarters. The Commissioner of Labor moved from the second floor committee rooms of the House of Representatives, to the first floor adjoining the State Militia headquarters. The Department of Education takes the rooms in the cen ter of the building, on the first floor, beneath the State Treasury. The Su preme Court clerk moves to the first floor beneath the offices of the mem bers of this court. The Tax Commis- sion moved from Senate committee rooms to the first floor, in the rear.
 The Board of Charities are in rooms adjoining the Treasury, on the South The State Banking Department nov ed across the hall to the front rooms which are vacated by the clerk of the Supreme Court
 The committee rooms of House and Senate are now cleared, and will be put in shape to receive the legislature which convenes in January.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-12
RALORRACKS AND "OLE MISS"
 IN LITTLE ROCK TOMORROW
Hotels Decorated With University Team was Defeated by Mississ- ippi Last Year-BOth Teams
 are We'll Fortified.

Little Rock, Nov. 12.-The larger hotels of Little Rock were today de- corated with the colors of the Univer- |slty of Arkansas and the University ol Mississippi, and by night the city will be overflowing with former stu dents of these schools, coming to wit ness the game between the Razor backs and "Ole Miss Friday after moon.
 Coach Driver will arrive with his team Thursday afternoon in time for practice before night. The Arkansas eleven will not reach town until night, or possibly Friday morning. The Ra- zorbacks may leave Fayetteville in the evening, and travelling in special sleeper, rest undisturbed. They will have short workout at West End park Friday morning. Both teams have played before at the park, and as both squadds contain many veter ans, there is nothing new for them to learn about the field
 Driver was able to defeat Arkansas last year, but the odds are against his eleven this year, Arkansas having re- covered it's fighting spirit in defeating Louisiana, and it promises to fight
 from the start Friday Over-confid- ence defeated the Razorbacks in the game with Mississippi last year, and
 there will be none of that in the game
 Friday. The rooters of the home state team expect victory of not
 less than 20 to 0.
 Both teams are well fortified with
 speedy backfields, and some spectacu-
 lar football, of the modern, open var
 iety, is anticipated
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-12
TAX COMMISSION IS
 IN SESSION TO-DAY

Little Rock, Nov. 12.-The Arkan- sas Tax Commission will hold meet ing Thursday presided over by Ruben G. Dye, the commissioner appointed by Gov. Hays to fill the vacancy caus- led by the resignation of David A. Gates. The question of assistants in the office will be gone into, and it is rumored there will be some changes. There has been report that w. H. Hall, who was an applicant for the place given MT. Dye, will be made sec retary,-but this is denied by local friends of Mir. Hall. They state he has better paying position in Cam den, and would hardly make the change.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-11-12
STATE ROCK CRUSHER WILL
 CONTINUE OPERATION

Little Rock, Nov 12.-Chairman " B. Owen of the State Highway Com mission Wednesday spent the day in Lonoke county, going over the road districts there He succeeded in plac- ing a sufficient amount of No. rock from the State crusher, to keep the State plant in operation. The State crusher makes four sizes of rock The rock, according to it's size passes through the screen into four bins. If sufficient orders for all sizes are not constantly on hand, the bin for the size that is a drug on the mar ket gets full and the plant must stop until it is emptied. This would have been the case had not the Lonoke dis trict, No. ', given an order for five cars of No. ? rock daily.