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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-24
A DAY WILL COME.

A day will come when the only
battlefield will be the market oper
to commerce and the mind open tc
new ideas. A day will come wheI
bullets and bombshells will be re
placed by votes, by the universal
suffrage of nations, by the veneer
able arbitration of a great sover-
eign senate, which will be to Eu-
rope what the parliment is to Eng
land, what the diet is to Germany,
what the legislative assembly is to
France. A day will come when a
cannon will be exhibited in public
museums, just as an instrument of
torture is now, and the people will
be astonished how such thing
could have been. A day will come
when these two immense groupes,
the United States of America and
the united states of Europe, shall
be seen placed in presence of each
other, extending the hand of fell
lowship across the ocean, Victor
Hugo.
Many there are who predict that
when the present war closes there
will not be a single monarchy left
in Europe. 1t may be that the
day which Hugo forsees is being
brought in under cover of the des-
tructive and bloody struggle now
going on in the old world.
A good supply of bran and shorts
now on hand at the Gorham Meroan-
lie Company.
FOR-SALE.-Ag good piano cheap.
For information apply at this office.
FOR SALE.-Desert claim only
i've miles from Payette, cheap If
AIKEN soon. Telephone 375-11 31tf.
To Rent.-Two rooms for light
louse keeping. 2O5S sth. Street.
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD.
South Ninth Street.
T. A. Wayne Superintendent.
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Preaching IL A. M
Christian Endeaver P. M.
Prayer and Praise Meeting Wednes-
ay P. M.
Every body welcome to any and all
our Services.
J.W. Bloyd, Pastor.
*+***+**%+++*@++++++ +**+4
JOHN H. NORRIS
Attorney-at Law
uit 71s Bennett Block, Phone No. IL
AYETTE IDAHO
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-24

ing over the arrival of fine baby
boy on Sept. is, 1914. The new-com-
er bears the name Francis Stanley
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-24

Hattie Casey of 'Weiser has been
visiting friends and relatives in the
Crystal vicinity.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-24
NOTICE OF BANKRUPTCY

lnThe District Court of the United
States, For the Southern Division,
District of Idaho,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-17
PLAYERS PATERNITY IS
FLOURSHINC SAYS FULTz
Nl,NIBi'KSIiip HAS NiNDSJ DoI-
BIID IN PAST YEAR, SAYS
REPORT.

NEW YORK, oct IL. In his re-
port today to the directors Of the
Baseball Players fraternity at the an
nual meeting Of the board, President
fultz announced that the member
ship had increased from 5Q3 year
ago TO l,O14, and that the outlook for
angmenting the ranks during the win
Ter months was very PROMISING All
the players IN the southern associa-
ton and Western league are members
Of the fraternity and in addition play
crs Of the Venice, Los Angeles and
Portland clubs of the Pacific coast
league have been enrolled.
Frank McDermott Of Memphis
Ienn., and Edward Zimmerman of
Newark, n. j., were elected as addi-
uonal members Of the advisory board
on which viii devolye all the business
Of the organization.
The bylaws We're changed So that
these two new vice presidents could
be added In order that the minor
leagues would have a representation
III the executive body which will guide
the workings OF the organization un-
vi the annual meeting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-17

Event No. 4 r. Aus.rolimr ruru.
race distance, o APPS
Prize 500
, Case comet Ratmey; Mercor. Nu
ton Grey streak rW~chl $. r a
r., Clcarv.
Event 40. official exhibition
time trials, distance go oe announced
II state record Is lowered. ,pcciaI
silver cup VIII be donated hy Colonel
i. G. Newell
SImple@ 2ip nisbrow Case No. 2.
Even No. NovcI,, team race:
distance, three miles.
over on the great Brooklaude
speedway in London. where ANNUALLY,
IS held one Of the greatest speed CON
tests In the motor world, the novelty
team race has proven one of tho most
popular events ever run off. The
staging OF this event in Tulsn win be
the first time it has ever been tried in
America.
Prizes, gold medals to winning
drivers.
no. team Braender Bulldog
handler; Case No. y. Hearne.
No team s. &. a. T.. Clcor,
20 Special, Disbrow.
No. team Case Comet Raimey.
Mercer Milton
Event No. Glass b -for-alI:
distance, five miles.
Prizes, $500 first, 500 second. $50
third.
Case No. 8, Hearne: Mercer. Nil
ton; Braender Bulldog, Chandler.
ase Comet, Raimey; S. e. A. r.
Oieary, Grey Streak, l'lbricht; Sim
plex Zip Dsbrow.
Event No. will be a two-milc CON
ISOLATION handicap.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-17
FINE PROGRAM FOR
AUTOMOBILE RACES
EIGHT EVENTS WILL BE RUN
AT FAIR GROUNDS THIS
AFTERNOON.
TRACK IN SPLENDID shape
Drivers Are Expecting to Break
Some World s Records
Today,

4H' APPLICATION of carload of oil
20 the surface ~ the Tulsa race track
yesterday and the removal OF the rails
ana top boards on the turns has prac-
'lealy converted the local horse track
INTO an auto Speedway and with 0
halt score of specially constructed
racing cars and as many noted speed
men present, the gasoline enthusiasts
are To- be treated t. some OF the best
racing ever arranged for a short dis
lance track IN the south
When Manager Fred Shaw an
nouncod his third annual automobile
race meet for Tulsa he assured the
American Automobile association that
he would 30 the limit in preparing the
track and would oil the surface Of the
course II he could obtain a two dav
sanction, which was granted him.
Shaw Immediately entered into ne
gotiations with the Chelsea Refining
company Of Tulsa the manufacturers
of the highest grade Of road oil in
the world, ana secured the release of
a carload for immediate use The
last of this oil viii be applied this
morning The first application of the
oil was made Yesterday and the sec.
ond application will deliver the real
knockout tu the dust
Noted Drivers Here.
N"thing has been left undour IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-17
Demands an Explanation

IIUNDON, Oct l6.-l2:4O a. m.)
Ihe Morning Post today asserts tha,
II has proof tina: the British fleet has
received official orders not to arrest
nationals OF belligerent powers in
neutral ships. In an editorial the
newspaper demands to know who is
responsible for the order. what II
means and how 1t can be reconciled
win Great Brtain's obligations to her
allies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-17

The arrangements lur tnr tVo.da,
meet I'm addition T.. ,h. .,e.,
.r..D ,,.
''' '''H'I"h mas
, Dccu given to the program, and no
expense has hcen SPARED i'm landing
tho best cars ana d,.r,.,.,..,. a., t,,. ,..-,,
for m. Tuls, r.o.s ~, ". ~
great drivar, th,t bs,., Fl" d" a.
the local ,r,cl IN ~, ~ u'l
meets hut ono ~ tbon, T., ,,,.,,
and that il I.nuia D,sbrou. t tr..'i, ~
chanpion uho u.,Ii a,,,,,,' ~ ~ !, ~,
his 260-boreonn,,or ~, ~ '"l y
his record bnidr"g ,'',l, ~ anu
The nost irrnort,1i ".t
drivers who u.iu he soa, -, Cur ~ "
the FIRST timo tnda, aro I,dat9 ti, .i',,' l''
the wondcrfrI mn, ,lrtal,..,t ~, ~, ~,
from rhic9.,o raid..r .i.. ..' "' " rr
records, and J"hnny G,in,a,S u''',S W',,u ,,,,, =
rinr,u ~ o''.i'H !N'Iu,'S OF IN
.ronne,ition dar.d,'.i I,, 'tU p,1 stra,eSl
ler forpo, n,o,,l,,.. 'f ,,,, ,',i'y il','p
2ler team and nnu. w, ,r,oii 'ri''",,S i'',
,,tdo ,.,a in - 'n'N Sl"I "i
comcrs and he viii IN niio, oI 81 ,bo 'hG Me-. new Few
midahl,-I -Ia,,ljn. p'',', we ~ Ioi
The uroyraT, ~. n,,.,,.'''.l3 ,'''I,'"
Manager ebau win i,,lI,.i ~,
events and tbis viii r,a,, w., 'hni
hours Of snaed e-ntartai,,,,, - ,"' So'!u .
the promisa that 'l, onig ''l,,aiIrn., niah, WIN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-17

PH iLADELPHGA, oct. IL. The
naval academy football team arrived
here tonight in preparation for the
game with the University Of Pennsyl-
Vanla tomorrow when the two teams
meet for the first time since 1902.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-17
Clabby-Chip Bout November o

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct I6.-It was
announced tonight that the Jimmy,
'labby- George chip battle for the
middIeweight championship honors
has been set for November
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| & d . -
course the tango a:aa % err
five. II ~ IN hsigEt scciors aud so that
the Cubists ana Fltrrist might not be
flse 20 be- grounds are
marked with the most wonderful de-
signs that even the Latin 0usrtSr hhs
seen 11ceilept Quality Is evident
aqlIse tts 81 ~ 81 5liaiad ems
Droits red fits1sei3.s tn the VERY e1sllsfs-
siye ktoges iiE tslere IS . ssSia III lsne<
gtq4e "a tls eelltei of aeii bit of enis
ssslldet y
lt q = as55raye d res srlal lter indse who
attsmp - 70 fashion froclts tiiese dsyse
without due geFts 60 the require
neHss ~ the dance. Ttftetes and sat-
eEef, because they are soft and piis
able. and much pttentlon IS given 70
BACK as we'll {aa frcht views. Wide
aheg and plated sEufics are astails
of tntninis1g mat must be given con-
sjderatin lon. 4 "a
Carat eins - Sano other las fpnabie ma.
SeEiAL and some exceedj jngly pretty
dresses are Fashioned thsfeffom. Blue
and brown, dark red, brig ght vel low. the
greenfeh yg5l0WS share favor viii tbe
pinks, layendhrs and soft red s
e Qne does 10 seem 10 mind the
bright shades that are used to- Silch
an extent, becsEf,a they are trimmed
with dark belts con lars and they
sup the sub Nfng touch
among the things that have cen writ
-
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w AIR SITUATION
aa EFFE CTS STOCE
Securities Having Mexican csn4
neetions Under the Hammer
Most of Session
{By Associated PressJ !

Il New York April 2t.4.JTha Saeaicah
situation was more cf. a facior, IN the
stock nasFkat today tfianiiats any time
ttliE 0pelsi ne siilitidk k.gi on
stock exchange W talk and the
,poss lies gTowifif 0Ts sof more re-
lent detefp fppI elts y7eF re sttsfi Il, a
SHARP iiHe 3 fec0 Ii fise Us
{ SelIitE eafie from various quarters.
tlSprpI)g ;ss: tcti ss5 fisl atss movement
ganadi ign' Pacf6e 4 was aEafn a. conL
.spifsuouEiy weak feature here, folIoiv..
Ing It's seteYe loss I'M ilendon. -
EkeurftTcs liaYiue ekiean conyiec.
ton stifEsrei fITl6st Ia ltlsl car II, i
ings, which were oh b iai S Sea ie. NlggIf
% Gansdiaf Ps6iiIEf which was al.
.faf6d for foreign fhe Gaggse eir
helm proper Detroiei,i IN
cnppeg ind allied Eks reg.staFed
the iEy ERst t6sses.
Stocks bed y increaeilEiy feverish,
tOWHrds the leIti Eof Cd Il iilfst hour. IIy
thiF time more than 200 . ll ai,ares hTf5
agatn! The weight OF iiqhi dation, and,
,stianged hands. PRICED fell awas.
in numerous instances, the lowest
prices of several years were scored.
MnnY stop loss orders were uncnFs
cred IN the course OF the second de-
n}lrs ind In some cases stocks were
.unlnaled ,becsnse OF impaired margiIib
'Iiesses sbf.2 10 8 points were fairly
general. In the case OF Mexican pes.
trolsuirl She decline extended to pracE,
.tieaIiy IS points IS - 4
/ Perds Tent tofeign seHiiSs. was the
pIlnetp tpai Feature of the late afternoon;
when stock q sold at low ieFsis
Cans dian PaciilE vas offered at ste5ay'
recesst0hs to the close at which ,tiiliS9
II SHOW It oL over s poi 81
the 2agH gate Europe probably soidl
20 diO3G lllas for a total for tlies
week OF abonsg u fsS GOO. l 8 ~
The entire list iiailf ffeated FaRss sisllff
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sAD Bailey bf "A ma ON iiipiffs <
IA visit TO laFE ali last Ea atidas and
SssaR HE &. i1ass
lsaetee Hasss snow of Anderson,
Iwas aliong tho visitors to tDsss iIslE
pgsis slto 8 nfesson Suliss
~ g IsIl
aso Naese and Fesifils S
essel NissI " j. iSsesa ana YSssls
Mayor tpiE MI 81
lseils 81 i u : AIN III
a q }. ! I'll II 3 NJ
4 - Il; +, III ~
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81 4 st Il AZ
staft sieya agTegd Ia close alfeiF
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sun 9ay, wiI llSs Rpr = ob el-
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sse two
lays sls All tiI 4
ssalia town sIfi G tnlliftS ara raS
50 lli,S eii a !
the sseyelal ellttr eiaee aee0fIinS t6
tifGtf NJ ana q ~ tie 7f5lif
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l.aIsaE IIIaI EIIss

Galveston. Aprii Pfiyate teles
grams 20 saahin gtoil, says IUerta fiaa
resi- gned 10 taRe the field FsgJa SIS
said tosb be srSlstst tpsel as presfdent
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(IIohee I3agh @ foniIeielL

lHonea Pam CO hsoDiciey
& AT tho First Bspfiat church siiis sy-i
enins at $50, III iiiia sec-s
end ...sz :ss,
3. Dlig afi was siastiad fn I6ssissiia Z A.l
sFazti d rue ceremony ,rri MES
formed by ssiie pastor, Rev. fsdwartl
eaves niis saiEIe aIeGee pre-.
sidsd az organ and rendered -
most l,aA.stas.l musical pr6gaala
Viii ~ audience WAS aising airs.
ii il. ia s;safl 3 4 ARR Z sss,1
ypriisc Me- The bridal party enfs
Sd the church to the stF lof E.b.
IllenEsn sn tie foiIoseina otaer atst
the rshers, q. 81 and CUT
|lsa Trench. Floyd non and CsHadyI
1ugaEl. mex came the lrss san.aisiS ana
soCInsrilell. Miss L3fs Ai1iiF6e and
|tlsrfl on Coz, n lss rst6nI
and Cary Dsas next :eafiS6 Ia u =
Fef beHrera, little Ii AZ Dli-a
gan and A6ner sea bearfn9 a dec
prHESu pNsIEaE pink sweet Defka, fof 3
foysis by Mas arFie Duka 81; E1 Sc Z "
honor, who PR etedad d the bride Sfli pii-l
tered De d.
father. Tha 3 Rfoctn PREF q 81 i bS e
Aciati1 8 ministef. with his hest man,
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led the auditorium by the rear q 5ors
and me his bride at the a star where
hsF der ave III ef ssyay.
le hcidas Choir as rendered byl
II mum Der Of voices ia ( lie Oh lire II choir
az the bride and her 1t zen daiffs en-
tered 1o* ring CO. ~ IS used
and the bride ana ggiob ia were Drecea@
he'd by Hover beaJers who scattered
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par - sis4 4, 81
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bow of isin < naifne Around lfa front
pl the r0slEutTs were Y5sted plants.
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H0RK siI JN6FRlOisED


Atlanta. Anril "a - fnfsrii issS 81. n. u
leading politicians here, the ISoint Isa5
BETA reached Where II has been stat6d
with practical certainty that Senat5f
41oke Smith will be without serious
toppes itini fcr ressl slectien gli IS
mer ~ 2. s
g Not ollY have ipalyiduai poIttieSi
itseders 1efie we te sS ~ 'on1o 1oSed
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but a number of the lead ling ne
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gtslnist ta pllt in ton on
tins sGllea q The 81 tesiS
post work he e H ia, i tsi 4 uElIsfs
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slEies I'D on a6 ara
81 tis ed
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& seneFaf ype of Mexican Soldiers.
show Mexican soldiers and
they eght The Mexcaas on1.s
tnins aud they skilled Most
with would
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~ ~ K -
= ~ 20 Si0iiaIn1ia ftec5rd. $
Wills. d back in the city t6sIssy and
WiIlanL Nichols OF Cold SprIhg. NJ. u,
!Iis Nd fractured nose and aesip.
wounds is "a sfcsliI II 0f & altre
bsdn 9lng their eIcssnienl piads.
lls 81 retro eshnents dufi iiie
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srlpftlt of 81 fasesita sifen fsle c6iis
liple 6f he 4
IA judge 81 il ygse 81 ss
far nllt II gob of fore tiers toi
auopl IesIn names.
fepfe srarsDn, an ind 4 itaf Of
FutnaGi Va ley =. y y. has levied aponl
f1urtSen r9ts that Sc to
q eeeotid VIII Is satisfy
~ zsas 81
lisas sI'gt
- 60; ys--.-S IN -
IS INC FS;1n NJ il CITY Hall was
left In fa e6e because the finance
eeElTiit ited t6 nuke idaISsufissf
ap fpe light
The ia zahet iii q. yin
sen Of Ohio left q beaaest
|pt 30 70 tso man to pure ase
tite' sSssse ..Ii.
q IA ia 81 rs los
ms his voice thFaus uss;i lack OF use and
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Wayne Chamberlain, who gpassed
bis early boyhood days with bis par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. Lafayette Cham
berlain in this city, passed through
Athena Sunday by automobile, en-
route for California. He was accom-
panied by lis wife and child. Mr..
Cham terlain expected to visit with
his aunt. Mrs. Wilkinson, but found
the family away on their summer va
cation, 50 oontented himself with re-
newing old friendships for a few hours
with Emery Worthineton. Herbert
Parker and other Eoyhood chums
While coming to town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. swaggart were
thrown from cart to which they
were driving the little pony "Chey-
enne." OF late the pony has develop
ed pronounced fear Of automobiles
and has been cutting all kinds Of
capers. The riders in this instance
were thrown when the cart collided
with fence at tie Hopper place in
the north part Ct town. Mrs. Swag-
gart escaped without injury. but Link.
who found himself at the bottom Of
the heap, was shaken up considerably
and bunged up in his old rheumatic
knees. Austin Foss suggests that
Link had better let his foreman. Mas
ter Wayne Swaggait, break the pony
! tafora be attamnts to drive her.