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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-06
STATE MAY START FIGHT
FOR WASHINGTON WILL
Senator Thornton Will Ask Legis-
lature to Approve Court
Action.
Document in Hands of j. Pierpont
Morgan, Who Refuses to
Surrender 1t.

State Senator F. L. Thornton of Eir-
sinia is authority for the statement to-
day that he proposes to make an effort,
when the Virginia legislature meets at
Richmond next week, to get through that
body Dill instructing the attorney gen
eral of Virginia to proceed legally against
j. Pierpont Morgan of New York for the
recovery of the will of Martha Washing
ton. now in the collections OF Mr.. Morgan.
Mr. Thornton, who is a resident OF
Fairfax. Va. today Informed a reporter
for The Star that the will. which is
part of the records of Fairfax county,
Va. and which was stolen by some I'M
identified person during the civil war. has
been located in Mr.. Morgan's collections.
At the request of the Daughters of the
American Revolution he vol lean an af-
fort to recover it.
Search of Fifty Years.
For more than fifty years the people OF
Fairfax county Va, have searched for
the missing will Not long ago some
one saw it in the collections of Mr..
Morgan, and notified friends IN FAIRFAX.
Mrs. John S. Barbour. regent of the
Falls Church Chapter of the D. A. H..
wrote to Mr.. Morgan. asking for the
return of the will, and recently received
from his librarian the following letter:
Mr. Morgan's Library.
NEW YORK, December 70. 1918.
Mrs. J. 5. Barbour. Fairfax, Va:
Dear Madam: Upon his return from
England, Mr.. ]. P. Morgan has read your
letter of November 10, and in reply mas
asked me to say that he regrets ne IS
unabale to accede to your reaues THAT
the will of Martha Washington be re
turned to the archives Of Fairfax county
Mr.. Morgan desires me to say NAT ne
will be glad to have this will photo
graphed and send you set of such photo
graphs. If you so desire. He would ap-
prec!ate the return courtesy of photo
graphic reproduction of the will of George
Washington, which is deposited in the
archives of Fairfax county.
Very truly ours.
BELLE DA COSTA GREEN,
II ihra riaD "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-06
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR S. WEIR MITCHELL
Mesa ses From Taft and Carnegie
Among Condolences Received
From All Over World.

PHILADELPHIA, January 6-Among
the papers and manuscripts which as re-
Gently as last wee, occupied the principal
energies of DR. s. Weir Mitchell. the IA
nous novelist, poet AMI physician, who
died SUNDAY. IS an unfinished poem,
which DR.. Mitchell was to have read to-
day at i dinner OF the Franklin Inn Club
in coIa.c.emoration o. the birth of Benja-
min Franklin.
The dinner has. been postponed and
most Of those wno had planned to hear it
from the mouth of its author today at
tended his funeral
Hundreds of Messages.
Hundreds OF kilograms and letters Of
coincidence poured into the Mitchell resi-
dence yesterday from all parts of the
world. Among them were messages from
former President Taft and Andrew Car
neSie.
Resolutions testifying to tie value of
DIR. MitcaellS work as a neurologist and
expressing regret at his death were
adopted yesterday at a special meeting Of
the Philadelphia Neurological Society of
which he was the first president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-06
Reports Summarized.

Meager reports to the State Depart
ment were summarized in this statement
today:
The State Department is informed of
the capture at Thomazeau of one Ceies-
tin, Haitian exile. who was the pro-
moter of the disturbance on the Haitian
frontier Government troops occupied
Thomazeau on January 2 and after the
capture and execution of several revo-
lutionists quiet was restored. A spirit
of unrest is said to prevail in the
northern part of the country. The
town of Trou was seized by rebels jan
uary 4. and the rebels were reported
afterward to be marching on Cape
Haitien, twenty miles away. Port au
Prince is quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mantels lies
SPIRITUALISM.
CHURCH NOTICES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

McKENDRET ". f.. MASS. AVE. NEAE 9th
NV, L. Morgan Chambers, min!ster.Eyan-
scistic services every night. s, except Sunday.
Sermon this evening by Rev. Geo. l.. Barber.
Public invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-06

Only one teller in 10000 I'M
derstands TIL currency question
an we meet him ever day.
Who remembers tn ole days
when ever ventriloquist wore a
mustache like a walrus:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-06
u. S. IS WATCHING HAITI
Orders Survey Ship to Go to Port
Au Prince Owing to
Revolution.

The survey ship Eagle, now at Gonaive
Haiti, today was ordered to Port Au
Prince, sail of only few hours, to
observe the conditions in that capital in
consequence of the latest Haitian revolu-
ton. The Eagle was dispatched to Port
Au Prince at the request of the State
Department. 1t is expected that either
the Petrol or the Nashville will be or
dered to Haiti from Dominican waters
If the revolution should assume serious
aspect as now seems improbable in the
opinion Of State Department officials.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
NOTICE re, CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received
| byi the. Idaho State Highway Commis'
sion at the, office, Of the Secretary
Boise, Idaho until noon,l Friday, Oc atII
ober, 2Srd, 1914, for the construqtcstloa
or portions of the Idaho Pacific high
way In Canyon County as followsi.aA-
From the south city Alinits of Pay
cite 60 On 'Twetftn Street, southerly TO
the ,Payettea River bridge about one
and lone-eighth mile, from from, the !e. said
Payette River bridge southerly VA va
Fruitland to the, S. w. lCorneri OF sec.
35. IF p s. N.l5 W., thence east two
miles; thence south one-haif amiei
thence east about two and one-half
miles to New Plymouth. $50 '-li sa'Ss'
10 The work contemplated consists OF
grading, and, BROWNING the -,, roadway r"sAy
placing corrugated iron pipe culyerts
with concrete end walls and gravel
surfacing portions of the road as
shown ION the 'profilesg Separate Sbids
are requested for bridges. 1911
= Bids must Be submitted ! upon the
proposal, forms furnished BY the state
HighwaY Engineer and for each s pee
fled division of the work, Estimates,
plans and specifications may be seen
and proposal forms obtained sat the
office of the State Highway Engineer,
Boise, Idaho. Each proposal must be
under separate cover by
a. certified check in favor Of the state
Highway Commission on some bankf-
iins the State ofsIdahos for the sum Of
per cent of the! amount of the bid l
's'F1Ie Commission reserves thesT right
to reject any ors all bfds-ior sto bet
TIE work in part or aBia wafole,asw :
- Theo, Turner, Chairman. VIZ. Gift
ford, Secretary. Al to.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
% p. n. Evans, Pastor. s
. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rally Day last Sunday was a, decids
| ed. q success, from the standpoint cff
numbers. The old building was full
torunning over. There were 2S5, re-
ported in classes. Mrs. Esson's mesr
sage was helpful and inspiring .Eyery
Sunday should be a. big day with the
Church. AzA9 iAin' Al
Next Wednesday evening at S!!15 a
parent; teachers meeting Will be held
at the church. All parents having chill
dren in the Sunday School az are aprg7
ed to- be, present. ANY others % who
may be1interested wills be welcome to
this meeting szolI c&ai .-92lii9gaal
Services next Sunday will begin
at 10 O'Clock. The pastor will preach
at, II o'clock. Subject: '1'he Christ
ian Spirit" In the evening at 7:3Q.,
the subject will be The Eyes of the tn
iWorld.Hu sA3 fiesfs.rt q lleansI ..a
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
u III 18Th Z i-ilI efl.FiIlF IIitIILH
rs sAoTeERoEGsHERIFE2s, SAlEeis
QsooN fFoREctosuREaOF MORT
rfn laaisnAl GAGE. 'ts'4issGi nDo-


70 NAT. WEBB IBsBH, Plaintiff lsh1. etys ssfa
Henry p, Parts tenlhaag gin,, Matilda Ida G.
rBartepba yam ". H ltt az and
Fruit Growers Ranh as q cor rpIloIa
4R1et9esfnldasfnnts5 81 aaL - Il r,.S ID ia !.
hi Under and by " Virtue Of an Order 1ltd1e
Of sale and decree, of Foreclosure, isl
sued out of the District Court of the
seventh !, Judicial District, State OF
Idaho, in and for the County Of of,s, Gam
yon,r on the 18th, day Of september'
1914, ip the, above entitled ACTION
wherein Nat Webb, tn the above: nam "a
ed Plaintiff obtained a decree against
Henry p. Bartenhagent Matilda c.
|Bartenhagen,, Van ". Hasbrouck and
Fruit Growers Bank, a, corporations
Defendants, on the oath, day Of
lseptember, 1914, which said decree
was, on. the ,26th., day, Of September;f
|lSl4. recorded in, Jpdg ment Book Five
LET said Court. at page S52,, ! am
Commanded to sell all ,j that certain
lott, piece, " parcel Of Ian, land situated
in the County a0f Canyon, State Of
Idaho, and bounded and described as
follows, to-wit: The South half (S1z3a
of, the Northwest, Quarter (NWAagI
ana 4hefEa haK 1B y Ssof.the South-1
west Quarter essWa4 y Of Section Eleys
,enleqD, township Eight (S) NorthI
Range Five sl5) West Of the Boise
Meridian executing therefrom the
following described pieces and, par
GELS rof, Land, toIwit1; Beginning gitrlrd at the
Southwest corner dpf the SAID sohth
half $40 Of ,;the said, NQQrrttthyyfest
Quarter (NWiH) TT ence ,srrq unFpting 10
North sto What is, known as the
Eryin Ditch; thence in an eastdrts
DIRECTION alpng SAID ditch 50 Tofsal
rhenset South Ito, e. point East ofs
the fplaca of, beg{itnFnipqgs thenee vYestik /
Eighty Er9gs1 te the place Of beginnlngi !,
teG an area FIFTH Of three acres; Alb
80, beginning at the Northwest fer53l
lsE, Of said East, half (E1s) Of aaid
Southwest Quarter s(SWA), th%ce1
Iouth. so9d feet; thence, East 44o fset}
Q the center, of the slough THEREON
coated; thence in q northerly dirbrssd,.
o. along the, center Of said alo|ishl !
poiHntb ss0l feet set y East q qf The the place
+ hegidplnaingg; bthlen thence vest SFo festd s
9 the place Of BEGINNING, oa,g, sdi s
Also, excepting 4 road and 4tah1 Is
Ig lht spf way as they are nov loftsdIs
rPlEpqss said .llap lands, Togefffslr WITH DO
nd singular the tenyegmqents. herefitsa
iep3ts ard eppqr4t e enapces theEetRtat q
e lsS lEi1nlg .nr ip aanyTwise appertaitin&
ls9lnains all ditehsgsa fumes and let Ell /.
etn ss,ass, RS y 4 sn gEa5y
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
LIB ''s-l iLss5 iLI17i. f.9eEEl Ii--1ilfiLl'iE
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Fore

| .LJs'A-is 0tOohiS VI istAtNS ~ ~.
fss ETC. gS.2 SBrainard, s Plaintiff US
ldnA.s W. Conover, Enama il aGonoKeri
W. A. 7coughanom and The Indepen-
dent Printing Company, Ltd3,y g. corr
.poration. Defendants. 30 'ptiasg 10
lsrU NDER AND BY, VIRTUE OF an
order of sale and decree, Of foreclo-
sure, issued out of the District Court
of the seventh judicial DISTRICT State
tof idaho, in and for theaCounty Of
Canyon, n9the 6th- day of clOetebers
1914, q in the above entitled action,
wherein E. e.. s. Brainardj the above
named plaintiff obtained a decree
against A. ", Conoysr,, En- Emma icon,
over iW,aA Coughanonr and The In
dep endent Printing Company Ltd a
Corporation, defendants. on the. 22nd,.
day of September 19l4s which aid
decree was, son the 18th daysof Sept
einber, 1854 Recorded d in d Judgment.
Book five, of said Ooufs., at page iS5E
I am commanded to sell all that
certain lot. piece 81 parcel , Of land
situated in the : County Of Canyons
iStateaof Idaho. and bounded and des-
cribed as follows, to-witaos eoad aI,
d Lots Fourteen tl4tT Fifteen BAL 15)
Sixteen (isJ and the westa half tWA
of illof Thirteen (l3J all being iocat-i.
ed in Block Eighteen 1S) of GSfries
Addition to Payette, Canyon County,
State Of Idaho according to t6e Of
ficial' plat of satd addifioH now on
file and Of record in, the office OF 4
the recorder lof Canyon County, Idaho
together With The taaements, here
dtamElts anduappurtsnaAeee belong
ing f-osso iir auywisea appertaiuing.
NOTfCEyTStHEREBY .GIVENyThat |
onn fhes3fsti day OF Uetobef, atSl4, at1
II: ST. 9cfGcf "A. Migqof that day .in,J
'front.' of the Court House door, III the
Sityue Caldwell, County of Canyon,
State of Idaho, will, IN obedience
On saiSreEder Of sale and decree of /
'dsenbsnre,oseil atheiF above ldsscrihed
1udhiIthereof as may
y lke6 essary' to VsArlsfy tho piaintiffs
lee~s yo@itHn eintefass ghereeadi and
BITS fo TIE highest bidder for cash |,
YaS$ttpI honey .5k the United statesbe Il
lrpbSe.ttaf 6ct48bers i1lhR, "A, P, 1874. eis]
sei1ta isE-s Mo BSeshsars, 10 Sheriff. o.
% Of siRy A,o Gi'Streets Deputy. Alta
'0zq eeciti 4zszsr-rr--,t esvIasznc h
EoNaRnseT =sriusnzoons cottage. Ii
r % ~ vs. oAMFFs, n Hubert. ffrfi
FOR SALE,~-Fiye Dollars. Second
and range. Box 466. Payette. 41tf J
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
High School Notes

| New pupils enron eacn week. ION
McCleahan and Hazel Ensign enroll
! ed .lhaking,a total bof &c in the SEN.
+ Earl Shirtliffi enrolled with the
Juniors and August Carstens with
the u Freshmen. ~ rcfiu4,q yiisttY q
/ Max Z Lattig and Webster RhoadsI
imadeoa short. business trip to, Cald7
wen Friday a.r1,l s3{G ms .-M 15e,.t
I On account of having so many
good ,pianists in the High School this
IyearH Mrs Nelson has divided " the
work up for them having Mile H Lat
| tig for orchestra, Harlene Satoris
for Girls. Gleei Club, Lillian Cree for
Boys Glee Club and all take turns for
general High School work '''-'' -
The Boys Glee Club has been or
ganized and spends the last half
hour of every Friday evening prac-1
ticing, The Girls Club. is not at work
yet as their books have not arrived,
but both clubs will soon be working
hard and everyone is looking for
ward to the play which is to be Civ
en- later on. .A 49, S''i-'
Three other important Clubs have
been organized. The Girls. Athletic
Club. the Boys, Athletic Club, and
the Literary. Club, -, ~.
The Girls are not very busy as yet,
but intend to start, basket ball as
soon as. the suits can !. be. located.
The. boys are practicing foot :. ball
are buster, than anybody in the High
School. Every one of them is, trying
hard to make the team and Judging
from the number Coach Brainard has
to, choose, from, we will have a win
ming team this; year. No definite ar
rangements have been made for
game Saturday but the boys are
thinking of playing, ontario on the
home field. 1t will only be a practice
game, but just the same we want a
big crowd out, to help the, boys carry
off the honors of the, day. .se+..f,4.
The Literary Digest arrived Mon
day giving the Seniors a. good, oppor-
tupity torspeak more, ,intelligently on
the, war question. as~r = ,a,go.. /
5 The invitations are out for the
Senior party It is, to- bel a costume I
party, SO, we all expect a good time.
The Freshmen are also planning
2 big party, but they. are SC, Is I. mum"
nobody knows anything about it, ,ex-
sept the Sophomore girls and they
won't tell sds NJ b;,s uoiess. ,geI /
o, Hazel sHRpset started to school
4AResSesaaS hGG lassrs s3I .4s3gsH seJ +
BIZ The ,Sophomores are planning ll bigb
party for the 18th at the 7. M CA
j The Seniors have, DECIDED to have |
class rings this, year instead of classi
pins, but as yet haye not decided on. /
the Eeo style of ring, 80 .soi..,,t. ,,eea,o
j Mr. Turner is in, receipt of, a play
called ,@1Thes Van Guard which was
sent to him by Mr.. Caxton the com
missioner tsiqq of education with the ref
compensation that it be, read to
the, high school. The literary club
has b !, 81 decided to present the play for
the benefit of the public sometime in.
November. Watch for the date. Parts:
will be assigned at once Miss Dor +
seY feels thatTthsJ material in the'p
club is good and since most of them
are in the expression class, that ali
very ACCEPTABLE presentation can belP
made. More details later. - II
oi--- 9Io''Sa III = eoifaaThf hodsi oil
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

I -
| InIthe District Court Of theo United
States s.for sthe npistrictri Of 1dahy0o,
Southern Division. State Bank Of
+ Chicago, Il Plaintiff VS.. .Idaho7 q 0refop
Light and Power Go, ct ssl., Defend;
ants and. A.bW. Priest ct al, Inter-
veners. An Equity No.of44.maH a.,
Notice is hereby given that unher
and by virtue, of thet authority in me
vested under the decree in the abbye
cause and pursuant to the provisions
OF the notice of sale heretofore hub
lished sthAreinsA lie hayeso under order
of court, and with the consent of 3olir
THE plaintiff, sddonrned this
gale ipD said cause until Septsmberi 80.
1914, at tept, 05cloekaAs 7Mssef aaidd
day, at which time and at the place
Aerotoforss notieedso to1witaithe font
deprA eE the,sGogrt, House ainssi Bbise
City; Ada County, State, Of .Idahob IL
Will oifer said property for sale |unT4
deFs the terms and provisions OF }aid
decree ,apdH nptipes heretofore g given
and anublishsda sdi rol gnsqruo9 -rid
siDatedi at sRoise, = Idaho. 4 August 20,
lsAE HooTeit issIo5Di Biz aesA 4 81
sf4 RabestsMs McGrackan, IS Special |
Aastsriiauo bia1 10 ggsjsroes sG9 safi
sfCnder order lofs Courtiths, II aBoYed
'aie iisrdpnstpouAd Cto YDecembeH a.
D1as'ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ sosl1Q al
.oGsbl ,sliRobert MI McCractep.A
Special Master.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY

= .
The ii AK Club viii nAet next
week at the home of Mrs. E. E.Dean
The ladies have not had : regular
meetings since the work aRs Braiit
began
Mrs. Hinkley entertainedKs laHt
week in honor of her husbands fif-
tieth birthday. The guests were the
members Of the iowa Ave. Gyb and
tbeir families.
L. T.. Keeler and SON Harold, ac-
scompanied by Frank Puser left Mon
day for the hills. They expect toshtiht
ehE game and bring home a deer or
two. @kA'as 10 20 Ss. Eli
Mrs. Homer Zimmerman attended
1he EshSnh Cadht5 tair.
Mr.. Harry Linquists father and
mother have returned to theig home
In Scranton, Iowa. after spending the
summer here. 'E'''' '''-''
~ Mites Aiehaels, ,aQmschsBic from
Ontario was called by the How'd Co.
threshers to. make. some needed ad.
5ustments ca their imachineS~whfle
threshing alfalfa seed for CO.. Lundt.
Miss M. Carrier : is IN Star, this,
week visiting relatives.
M. Woods, Of Opita. Iow1 Is here
and will remain indefinitely With hts !
son r. n. W6tds. Z; Z; ~ jrAssise a
Several from this section respond,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
pass itfhl the Apples. O. q

Eve, J" 8 said a Missouri apafsH0hi : in
the course of his lecture Sunday iau
tarnoon, never realized how iscantils.
she was clad until She ate that apple:i
Then he pondered a minute and saids
II Wish some Of the women Of this
congregation would eat an, apple" jl
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
, Stock Ranch ForsReu.dT

$50 yo acres 5s5ai in nEi3 Long valley, one and
one7half niles ffonm Crawford, 1dah9,
z sets Of buildings, 81 ] s. room house,
large, barn, room, foqiffs 1B horses and
IL COWS also about IS tons hay Good
grsnary:, Hog yards. Blacksmith shop.
large wood, house. Smoke house, cell
ar, "A creek with water the year a.
round, through I hog yard ahd barn
yard. The other set Or buildings, A
room house, barn ,ant for s horses and 50
tons bay wood house, WITH running.
water near. buildings. This ranch has,
20QA hay, 1904 piow land balance
calf pasture; Ait good land and ishsla
ter around buildings. Telephone f27=k
Of see !. n, ,Connyyesrs,s Pay ette?S q
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
alAptl&t IcHt,RcH.

Preaching MA, NJ. and I :soI +. M!
Sunday School,. 10 A. M l@ Fl
Prayer and Praise, Wed, 7 P. M.
B. TX. p! ~ Sunday IS: 80. P. M :
Subject next Sunday Morning.
'Tffe first Love l-sa-- 1--- Z
Subject, next, Sunday evening:
1.-THE Wages of SIM, -,r reiiy'1H1
A cordial welcome is extended to
all. VA 7NifiRiHc ThEAaSd SzG
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
OF bon9Iell brA noguiI0H .H b
,stassmentt of ltAhllso5o YSHrterss3hiP,,od,a
p - MANAGEMENT. Circulation.

OF ben9ieii bua nogujIoH q II -Di
istassment of the 5o wsTrsersship,o
u vi Manassment Circulation, Etc.
iaeQf Rayetteli 9EntefGSpriise,s published
weekly sat ePsayette Idaaiho. required
-bNahe Act Of August "a, 1s122saT liIs
Name ffaffdT en- lil1a at szadtuaa, az ta
' Editors lRsud-dB EBoofYYgns tPRsayetttts Idaho
Nanagips Fdi Its99rF,nEEd ], dB8r oIYps Phy.
sttesd1d 4b9mIA .arM dau bsjnnil Esa
Cuisines q AIanpda ss}E .eTilsyJ, Brown,
Rayette5 4daho roi olleDr n a,Ds ,rJe
sPghlishsesriidWellai aRYdBs dRrowTni Pays
e5t8sfhd ahoillw aroqsr ma 3 mn p {
,siowRerss eWslls, and % Brown cl Cos
haSthserstliw daidw 1edmom y,eqa
Known dR0n3dlhifadldegss, mqortgsges and
other secuggity lho1ld dIa ,o h9Rlfding per
TOTAL i amount etsopf IF bonds, mort
Other ssSelplriiafiss; I, Payette4
National Bank, Raystte, Idaho. ri
. no bsamt % Iliw 1T ]. Brown
eSw2gBnteaGG anpSd, subscribed before me
biz lss DAY 81 lpct l.slala sar
III s'ii'9Fo Notary pifpiioa |
1oMy commission Expires Meh 2s,ht
As. 'aaijso1aIni yTpy saw noii yun1t
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

tanning is sHoitBu siif rot 45ys-u
. NOPIoEaIs HEREBY Y. GIVEN That
foT the Path day Of October, a1914, Il at
liz o'clock a.; NJ. aofgthat ;.dagqin front
fof The Court House. door in the City
of Caldwell, County of Canyon Idaho;
I T win in Obedience to said Order Of
aSale and decree oflForeclesure,do sell
the above described prosperity, or so
fhueh thereof assnaay sbeanecessary. to
Satisfy the plaintiffs Decreeiwith linl
tere5t thereon and costs ltoaqsths
'Highe5t bidder forlcasb,- lawful money
'of The United States. aIqmls GspcU o
"a Dated September 2sthjlA. D. 1914.
Is '2homiloTF9 Mi Bresheans, Sheriff.
= 49t4diiqsH92 By zAe G. Street. Deputy.
JaamiioTI5 latn1 a. .rssv 5rs1 -
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

4 FOR sALl sEl3744O acres @feeagEya on 10 pd ad
OK Fiat $4,000, consider half
trade. Can, be watered. BOX 46s, Pay
ia+ta sefn6 rsifiDJa1 siTIsH .s1ls1 L.
n III nds ere0nt ralse lslt.1 ~, "
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

.'LoSTS-Al black silk parasols<witl
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

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! Bertha Cheek was pleasantly Bur
prised by her Yong friends an honor
4 of hef 18th shiftfday. 5sMisssBeftha' re
fceived many presents ANA shs even
ing passed pleasantly. refreshments
I Wsre. served att the close of sthe eve
fnhdgS :. pieasure.t1Sktsc ~
u Mrs. Powell from Payette is spend
I ing week with her daughter, Mrs.
/. Jackson. T.
i Mrs walls Edwards and daughter,
'YOpaf and Osee sJAsksSn, Olga gand
Alma Reimers were Sunday visitors
at the u r. Durham home. Mrs,
Edwards expects to leave for her
home in Salem, Ore. next Saturday.
"a EzsS.ss--1 LII $ @ !,
FOR TRADEI,--For land in Pay
cite valley, 'a tive acre tract adjo-ns
ing the city limits of Medford, Ore,
has estimated population of 10000
on maans ifae 81 ri ,Rs Rs from Port
land u san francisco. ~'fhe~t tract Iis'
LOCATED on w. Main st, one mile
from center of city and two blocks
70 spaysment on Macadenized road 4,
miles IL Jacksensiile, th6county seat
All in fruit 6years old, mostly pears
but ether sXatietles also small fruits
Nearly new 5 room plastered house
barn, and chicken, houses, two good
wells. Gasoline engine ana pump
tah3f and tower and, about 1900 feet.
Gal, iron pipe to irrigate with for
EMalls fruit and garden: Fine climate.
near the Cal. state fine. WIN trade
for good land and water right. Price,
sSoo0.Q9, Address Box ;2Q2e MedfoFds
ORG Ell = a 81 4
cRpETN ANsNsss Lst stevsI
ems do it. Responsible, safe, thorough
Vacuum cleaning will be in Payetts1
between 10 and goth. of Oct. Wait
for me.
a-FeR SALE. ACull apples for BIZ
products. l have some hand serted,
iull apples, which xiliAdSnver al 25c
PEI -Sox. mot leaeshanafSdr boxLs ID
any one person, z, ?. Lattis. ~,
b, j = ss5s Z IT Il NJ II
80 acres Of finest grain stuble, al
-alfa. slough pasture, for horses. On |,
she Hrlands stqHton ranch at wa
'hosg56 cents H1tyday. ]. W. MShoao{,
y ~ 2S4 Blks2%Z r. i zo
FQR sALE.-Two saddle pSniesdv
veil broken for children. VIII senasP
heap 4 taken at once. Walter Watts.
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FOR RENT Gapu alfalfa pasture
inquire G. A. Hurd. #ss.ll