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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
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sSlt Clinton nor geltern sic 3e,
mbfratilde Staatsconbention in Sib=
lt1tg.
9elegaten batten fib ba5u iebr
5ablrei6 aus alien Sbeilen bes 5tua-
tes ei,1%gefllnoen.
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.bereits Mqes biibih 5ltredt ngefirt".
NOR Mles ngnt ans brieo", ME
Der a'nerifaner iaet.
Die Contention in Clinton
ltaro, 1pie oie gonferen5 in 0es
Moines i'm 3eid)en bes neuaufaegan-
genen Sternes ant bemofrntiid)en
&imn1el, 6. 8. Merebitb bon
9es Moines.
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Contention als 5ii6rer Ser ssolpaer
Delegation altr Nsationalcorpentio11 1T
9ouis beItatist:
6. s. Mere6itb tpur6e als 60
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me bes 8orlibes NIT elmer groBen
8eoe begliifte.
Dieie NOR ms bereits eitige
Sage Dor Der Convention NIT Ser
Bitte I'M 8er6ffentliduug 5ugegart=
gen, dpel6c gitte mir letoer nidt er,
fiilen fo11nten.
9enn Sic Mebe bGtte lit mortge-
oelttider l1eberlebuttg mi1toe-
items 5lpei Seiten al,1ieres @lattes
eingettomlnet.
&ir persidten lpaar anf Ell
ten Ilts5ltg ans berIelben, benm Sic
ga115e &ebe id) bon sc bis 3 meiter
als cine gliibenbe 2obpreiiung
Der grrutgenidaft Ser oemofratiiden
Nartei inter Ser Siibreridaft @oo0-
rom @ilion'g.
- Nad bieier &e6c fat nod feline
Understanding Ser Ser. Staaten
IN brei Sabren 10 piel geleiItet. mie
oie gcgelupdrtiee. 9aB oie &erab-
iesung oes Sarifs, ser grlaB oes
Neierpebanf : @eleses, Die Sdafflmg
Der @anbels : Gommillion, oes Sc
ieses aitr g~r1pablllna Ser 9u,ocsIe-
natorem bl,rds 8olf itatt bl1rd) Sic
Staatslegislaturen pe~rniinftige urb,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
|5u Diligence MaBnabmen inns, miro
fein Weni6 bel treiten.

ot IllpSSIIN oDNbI|llS IlltUy lptlO l.
fem Wenlh beItreiten.
-@arum1a6er tilt aae oieie MaB=
na6anen, Die bonn GongreB getrof-
len ml1rben, Dem q raIi0entcn|
aleu- Grebit gebell. Scr bcd) lc6r oft
ocn aonsreB 6ebonoelt bot, iuie -
Nun, uie elm Sdulmciiter icine!
Sduiljnngen lpas oodA nnlerer be-
l6eiOenen A1liidt lad), nit Ser 8lrn-
besperfa1iulg mlo alld) nit y3crno-
fratie" ihledteroln9s l1id)t in Gin=
flang 5n bringe1t lit.
- @enn Serr Mereoit6 nun gor
iid binreiBen IaBt, Erdiioent SSH
Ion's ansmartig Eolitif iibers
@obnenlieo git lobel,, i'm gu preiien,
BOB er Dem 2anoe Sen 6rieoen erbal=
ten, mofiir linn oas amerifanilde
golf garnidt gcnllg oanfen Tonne, 10
flinst oas anseiidJts Ser Sage in
Merifo uno aneeiidts bcs andb iest
nod nid)t m~,faegebeuen @emiibens
Serrn @ilion's, Oen abbrudl Ser oi-
lomatiiden9e5iebulge mitGeutld)=
lano berbei5ufibrel1, oltgeiidts leiner
5fpeierlei .Menidlidfeit", ieiner
5peierlei oGcutralitat", tpie bittere
Sronic.
8ir f0irt,ten ms biejes iiber-
auemenbe Sob bes gralioenten aus
Dem Runoe bes @errn Wereoitb
niht anoers erflaren, aIs oaourh,
oaB ct 6urb Germ 8illon's ginfluB
5t einem Mitg1ieoe oe5 I%ireftoren.
ratfes ser Reieroebanf in gbieagoer-
lratnt fpurbe, uno bafiir iib oanfbar
erfpeiien pollte. Ias lit ia gang gut
ll1o Id}olt, aber mos Die a II 8 10 d r.
It sc Nolitif bes Gralioenten be-
Bate er Sic Gbatiaden
iSenm >ood mebr in @etrad)t sieben
loaen,. Die oetn bodl Iein begeiltertes
|2oblieO ansuiebr 9iiaeu itrofen. gr
batte oie Strife i'm Iorf Iteben lalien
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inc Iiraoen MIR ei11 2adeln ablodctt.
8enl Die fann CT nit
|al lei1er 2obbnoelei nidt aus ser
@elt idaffe1l.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Mmierc 9,1mpem.

Gle 2unpen ipielen al,d5 bei utlg,
in DEM reid)ell Mmerifa, Ourd,alls fei,
ne fleine HoIle. 8ie iuobl unlerf
2eiern idom befannt lit, lpirb aus
Dem groBten Ibeil oer 21ullpe1l nod
etpas 8ralldJbares l11o Miitli1es
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

Mu9 nod Dem ariege
nil paris ben 9eutl9sn feline Mobez
Mooells mebr ienpen.@ Cine bieIer Sage
in Paris abgebaltene @erlammlung
Der eriten MobeQfirlnel1, gu Der ara
ameritmif6e ginfubr6auler TIRE
8ertreter entYanbt battsn, parpfli9-
tete 0ie aGufer olIer 2Gnoer duSz
briidliAg feline Mp0elle an 9eut5te
absuseben. I'm atberbem Der Na4z
abnrlng Ser Original Mpbeue borr3llz
sbcueen, iolen fortan in Der s3ipiz
l9eniaiion feil,e Geubei!en berauseez
bradt nerhen, lpnoern nun gu ben
SaubtfuifDns.
B.ei II | fp re9eaoer Be.
teiligung DerDe!l pom 70. 9lpril ali
in Berlin 8orbereitul1gsturie aui ris
8%e!fepriifung (9umanifii4es Gpm.
nahum, HealgDMnaInlm, S.erreal=
iaule) beginner. fir SfTi3iere, Mi=
litarbeamte, Ndbnri9e, 1a1nenjrnz
ter lno Observation-Disclosures, Die
infolse i9rer griessperleBung sez
5lpuagen lino, ben militdrildlen Sc
ruf auf5uscben poer i6reu frii6sren
burgerlihen 8eraf gu ped3ieln uno
Beranlafuns gu laben glnuben, Dab
bic Mblegnng Der Relfepriif flung i6nen
sur G%rlansung Ser eritrebten Be-
rufs5iele n%otnsnoig lit.
.aI"F ..HH
Sn 5tuttsart bat Elm
Mitglieo ber Spfbubne, Die @dallz
fpielerin 5ilbe Menblanbt, .sarali9
@elbi tmoro periibt. Sic Bate. ppr-
Der in Ser 9pfoper Ser Muffu6runa
Der n@alplne" beigepobnt. Ms fie
UNI 10 l1br nad) 9aufe tan1, nabm
tie Gift unb ftorb uad fdperen Sci
Sen in Ser Madt. 5ilbe Wenolanbt,
beren finitlerifde 5dbisfeiter gu ben
gr0bten 9offnunsen bere9tisten,
mar bas iiins{te Mitslieb Der @tutt=
garter 9ofbiibne; lie nor fnum Is
Sabre alt. Sic entitommte elmer
Wiener aiinflerf STR eigentz
lt9er Rame mar 9iloesaro areber.
Mas Die iugenblide Riinftlerin in
ben Sob getrteben bat, 1T unbefannt;
tbre 5reunoe unb 8etanntsn iteben
Dor einem MGt5el.
Muf @und d Ser beut=
iden @efanotidaft, es m1Ate seItatz
tet iperoen, bab ii9 bic bsutidm
&pniulate Der 5dpei5 an Die Sc
meinbebebDroen penoen, gum 3lpede
Der grmittlang bes Wobnortes uno
Der Morehe BON beutIhen Msbrpflidz
tigen, benen @eitellun9sbefeble 5ltge-
lfellt tperben 1ollten, bat bas lGtpeis
5erii9e SafH5z ltno gpft3eioapartez
!nent laut ieinem @sIGdftsberi9t ae=
a%nttportet. bob es auf bas Mniu9en
Ridlt eintreten fonne, % grunbidbli6
ieslthe Redtsbtlfe in IngeleaenDeiten
milttarif9er Natur an auslpartise
@taaten dis unsuldKig ertldrt lei,
peil cine folde nit Den SnItitutioz
men Der Sdpeis ii2 niat pereinbo=
rem laiie. @ntgegen Der Mn1i9t elmer
tantonalen 9ebDrbe, es oiirfte slpedz
maBig iein, in sepiHM 5dllen Der
p9n oMslanhif6en 8sb0rben az
nunTdlten ReGltsbilie bei Der @erfpl>
slli,s fpesen militarifder gerseben
lno BET Suftelung aon S1rtFtftiiden
IN Militdriahen ST entfpreben, ant
nprtete bas Department. baB es iid}
nlht empfeble, BON BEN auf internaz
tipnalem &edt ~berrbenoen @runos
faBe ab5uaeben, ponad einem frem>
ben @taate in militdriiden Mnsele-
aellDeitea, 10 lpenig lrie in rein polis
tilhen Mngelcsenbettsn, Redts9ilfe
aeleiitst perosM ioa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

Der rSaertde ZScmosrat", ~etf6riebIid
eoIntaes.gliisaabe, feds Nunln1ern iebe @ode,
iDtrb an bic slbpnrenten In bieier stabt fhr
~ Gents pbttentIi1 ober $500 idbrIi6 BET
8oraus5abluug fret abgeIiefert.,
lgtt ber Noit. auberbalb Der stabt. mad IL.
geMbs etnen1 4oftantt in. ben Ser. Staaten, Ga,
Hgna ooer Melico. $500 idbrIi& bet DurauSs
5ablt1g.
9e sonntaaS . MuSgabe, rur bltrt bic goft
idbrIit $1.O0 bel 8orausoabIung.
Ser. neutrality-suspicious. 9cmutrat", bur9 Die
Nctt tnnerbalb Der Ser. Staaten i1rlb birdb
5rdger tn per @taSt $3.50. bel 8oralsaablune
$500 per Sabr BEL 8nraus5abIung.
Ser ,sBddentltde 9eninirat", In 5ipet 1bet.
len. Mttttpods ulb @onnabenbs. toftet tnrter.
tqlb Der Ber. Gtaaten $500, na1 CANADA unh
nd@ Europa $3.50 tdbrIi& BET gorausaabI,lng.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
BIG LEAGUE REVIEW
WASHINGTON SENATOR'S.
CBv Frank G. Menke.)

New York. April 5.-Clark GrifGi h
is making his usual remnant claims
but no one is paying much atten-
ten to them this spring.
During the past three years the
Senators were conceded a real chance
for tho top-no,ch honors but none
othe~ than he most optimistic Capitol
lily fans can see anything better
than a second division resting place
for the Griffmen IN 1916.
TO land among the first four, the
Senators would have to beat out two
of this quintet-Red SoX, White SoX.
Browns. Tigers and Yankees. And it
doesent look as if they can distance
any CT them. Those five clubs look
stronger in general all-around play
than tAe Senators and so the done
points to sixth place-at best-for
the Washingtonians.
Griff II thinks he will have team
this year that will be stronger than
the one he p loted in 1915. That's
ioubtful. on paper they seem weaker
because Of the sale of Chick Gandil,
h first baseman who was the best
swatsmia on the senatorial roster in
1915
10 Judge. Gctham youth, will
ed Gandil at first. The lad per-
formed eXcell9ntly in the Interna-
tienal league last yea banging for
so and fielding better than any other
initial guardian in tina, circuit. But
he may find that the International
and American leagues are quite diff
fer mt The brill ant Mcbride will be
back at short ana Eddie Foster will
cover third, but Ctiffith is losing
sleep trying to solve the second base
problem. He is experimenting with
a flock of youngsters in an effort to
uncover successor for Morgan,
whose work last year was a disap-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06

nointment. Jenn ngs, who hit cver
500 in the Am -ican association last
year, is being given a lot OF consldera-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
CUBS WIN GAME
FROM MIL WAUkEE,
BUNCHlNG HITS
Packard Given Good Sup
port and Holds Brewers in
Check.
THORPE'S DOUBLE
RESULTS TIT TALLY
indians Long Hi Is Followed by iW0-
Sa"icr by kirkc. Bringing Big tth-
lete Home with Only Ran Scored
by "E!6ne Nine.'

The Chicago cubs second team took
their reveng yesterday, det'2'in%
Milwaukee by to | in anothcr fat
game. !! was case o. too mlc3
Packard for the Brewers, al hcn &c
their hits were almost equal ~ MINI
ber 20 the bingles Ct the Cub yAnn;-
cans. Packard was siVen air-ti ghf
support, and in the pinchcs was ALE
to hold The Brewer tiers al his
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06

continent. Jenn ngs, who hit ever
500 in the Am -ican association last
year. is being given lot of considera-
ton
Thc out,ield is weak in offensive
strength. Milan, who whansed 'em
for only .2SS last year, s the slug
ger'' CT he squad. Moellsr and
Shanks the other 1915 regulars bat
ted .226 and .250 respectively. Grit
has dreams that Acosta. the young
Cuban, will hit we'll enough to win a
regular job, but tie youngster could
find them for only .209 in Y battles
last year, which is not a hopeful
showing. Rendeau, q 1888 hitter for
Minneapolis last season, hasn't wal
Hoped Up to expectations SO far in the
training camp tryouts.
The real power of the Senators is
in the pitching department. That's
Girls sole hope for a first division
niche. The "old foXe" expects great
'hings from youngster named
Walter Johnson. Nothing much is
known about him except that he is
one of the gosh darndest hurlers that
ever VIII ried a wing. To assist this
Johnson party in pelting baseballs at
the enemy, Griff will pick a squad
from among the following:
Ayers, who won IS out Of "a bat
les for Washington last season ;
Gallia, the victor in 16 out of 26
duels in 1915; Boehling. 500 heave";
Shaw, who shows great promise for
1916; Hopper Engle and Harper who
Finished the 1915 season with the
Wash ngtonians; and also a half dozen
rookie" slabmen.
There's strength behind the bat,
too. Henry is a fine receiver; so IS
Williams. There are few men in the
same who a~e better than Ainsmith.
Grit pa, the latter on the market but
has Withdrawn this since. He wanted
mill on rubles for hlm-and found
no customers.
But the great pitching staff of the
Griffmen, and the strong catching de-
partment cannot keep the team in
iirst division. They need help in the
way of HIS. And they will not get It
because the 1916 Senators do not look
to be any more formidable with the
war clubs than was the 1915 battal on
which connected for only .244-anI
finished fifth in team batting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
LAST EXHIBITION
GAME HERE TODAY
Brewers win Play ~. Pan, of Same
Association mt Athletic
Field.

The last of the exhibition games
will be played this afternoon Ath-
letic field, beginning a. 2:30 o'clock,
when the Milwaukee Brew rs will
meet their old time rivals, the 81 paul
Saints, in match to see how .ho
two outfits stack up
The Brewers and tlc Saints have
mec on the diamond in countless
Sames during the American ass9cia-
ton league season in Nast Years, and
the game this afternoon will he Of
more than ord nary interes. because
both clubs are in the sam leagne.
and they will fieat ore Sqainst Tie
ether during The summer, in the As
ISOLATION pennan, race.
All things considered the clubs APP
palently are well matched Both are
unknown quantities in the pcnn9Ht
race which is 10 be formally opened
on April IS, just forth ght from
NOW, although the management OF
each club appears to believe his az
gregation is Fl and ready for the
fray
The Saints have been in trainine
camp at Fort Smith and hav been
favored by good weather. hence they
aFe in fine condition. With the club
are two newspapermer. E. r. Ho,l n :
of the st. Paul Dis,atch and Ed Shave
of the st. Paul News. They have been
with the club through the trainine
season, and are making the trip back
north with the Saints.
How They'll Bat.
The clubs will probably present the
following batting ordrr:
st. Faul-Be, ghammer. IS: Rig
CERT, CT; Paddock, If: smith, 3b;
Dresser. 1b; OLeary, %; G lmore
IF; Land Or Marshall, c.: Douglas
Leifield, Benton or Finneran, D.
Observation-Disclosures Williams Oh
CrichlOW. II: Martin SIS: Tho. ne Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
CUBS DEFEAT GASSERS.

Shrev port, April 5-The Chicago
Cubs today defeated The local Texas
league team, holding the Gassers TO
I, shut out Brown and Vaughan
pitched in mid-season form. The
score
Chicago .. 020 101 000-4 9 I
Shr veport 900 00n 600 2 )
Batteries - Brown, Vaughn and
Archer; Guffy and Smith
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
NEGRO is LYNCHED.

st. Charles, NO., April 5.-Lacey
Chandler, negro, who wounded
Sheriff Dierker yesterday, was killed
near here today by posse of 200
men and boys, who trapped h m in Il
barn.
When the posse fired at him he set
the barn on fire. Driven into the
open by the flames, he fell dead from
volley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06

The weather was .eally CHILLY. Il
being uncomfIor ably cold in he
grandstand, where a fairly good cr2Nd
lad gathered to witness tn spot. \
cold wind from the north blew
throughout the afternoon. IL" e@d
condition of the distant outfiel't had
its share in the evenings Ell ,rttin-
ment, in that it made T diff 80 FIR
the fl Ids 20 take full advantages
OF all their opportunities.
In Only two innings did the Cubs
score making two tallies in the y st
period, when Walker was not T'f
warmed up 10 his work, an! setting
two more on Cy Y9un3' wcrS, %ncn
the sidewAeelsr was just Starr ne. EX
cept for these two periods. the TlnH-
ties were held we'll i'll check.
Rollic Zeider., manasmS the Cub
yannigans. pr sented now and
stronger line up and batting ord"r
yes ,erday, having his re@"!iar3 in he'll
proper positions which greatly
his club. Mike Doolal, arc If ID
worlds grs Attest ho,,siops for a
number of years. was on 1le Job n
the shortfield, ana he was a tcWe" "t
! strength. as the box scoee viii She"
he had six assists and five i,a'onts
cur ng the session. which mean he was
Some active at his chosen vocation.
Two Runs In First.
z der started the game with 4
single to left, in the first period. and
cn to second on Schulte's walk, after
Mccarthy foozlsd an attempt to s'cti-
flee. Zwilling hit TO shcrt, Martin
fielding the pill to Stutz, who cauG@i
Zeider going to tn rd. Wallace VIZ
hit in the ribs and Allison walked
forcing in Schultz. Doolan sent 4
Give to third. which went as a safe
hit, although lStutz recovered the ball
in time TIC catch All son Off second
| On quick snap to Benson. In the
meantime. before Allison was retired
Zwilling had crosse the plate viii
the second run.
Youn2s slow ball while the
pitcher was still cold. was easy pick
ing for the Cubs, and they started on
him RICH; off the jump, when he
went int the box in the sixth round
Mccarthy sent short dive to right
Iltlu. SCuQllc VAIN u. bOlI llleU du
vanced, when Young threw the ball
into centeriield, in an effort to catch
Mccarthy off second. Zwilling hit to
right field for double. Mccarthy
scoring and S ,hulte going to third
Wallace hit a bounder to Lewis. who
touched the bag for ths out. Zwillinc
tcrc iowa third, and Schultz started
for home. Lewis threw 10 Marin
who tielded home, catching Schultz at
/ the plate, Allison doubled to left,
ZWlllins scoring. Doolan popped out
tC Benson.
Brewers Score One.
/ The single tally scored by the
! Brewers came in the fourth period
Martin singled. but was out t.y ng &c
steal. Thorpe doubled to right, went
TO third on wild pitch. and scored
when Kir.le sent a double into left
! Lewis and Benson were easy outs.
] The Brewers made three clean
singles in succession in the eighth
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06
STUFF Star Catch.

Stutz eaten OF a hot dive from
peeaous' bat in the fifth was the most
spectacular play Of the game. some
Of the players asserted StutZ was
m RELY irving 10 protect himself from
being hit when the ball struck his
glove and stuck there.
There we're few strike outs o. walks
during the game. il was a question
- hitting the ball to somebody, only
to be put out, and this gave the fans
what thew appea ed to prefer, lots OF
acticn. There was not much enthusl-
asn,, however, due to the cold weather
and the fact that the "home n n .
wac behind all The way.
Four double plays were features,
and despite the poor condition OF the
Grounds. there were but two miscnes'
he bal throw BY Young to eaten Nc
Carthy, in the sixth, and a tumble by
Doolan in the second.
The box score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06

:UMMARY-Hits. off Walker, 8 in 5
innings; off Young. in 4 innings:
Struck out, by Walker ., by Young /,
by Packard l. Bases on balls, off
Walker ., off Young 1, off Packard 2.
Hit batsmen, by Walker Wallace Two
base hits, Thorpe. Kirke, Zwilllns.
Allison Sacrf ce hit Allen. Wild
pitch. Packard. Double plays. Pack
ard to Doolan to Zeider; Mccarthy to
Ecolan to Zeider; Benson to Lewis;
Lewis to Martin to Allen. Left on
bases, Chicago 3, Milwaukee 4. Time
of game. 1:42. Umpires, Lavender
and Slapnicka.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06

inning. without b ng able to bring
q run over. Stutz was out from snort
TO first Allen singl d to 9 'ort cer1er.
Young put the ball in almost the same
place, and Allen, who thought Twill
ing would catch it, stopped half way
d5wn. When he saw il" ball would
drcp safe. ne started again Tor sec
.ouJ but could not make il. b ing
caught cut with ease. CrichlcW
singled to left, but Marin fouled OUT
and there Was nothing do n&.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-06

The United States used one-fifth of
tie 10000, goo, 600 pounds of suga! pro-
duced in the world last year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
WEED WATER PIPE MATERIAL
Large, Hollow, Straight Stalks of Com
mon Cow Weed Used by Boy on
West Virginia Farm.

A boy Of fourteen. on West Vfr>
gtnia farm. has piped water from a
hillside spring to the house hundred
yards away and the total expense was
less than so cents He used the large.
hollow, straight stalks of common wild
cow weed, over an inch in diameter
and each five and six feet long. fitting
the little ends tightly into the big ends
after wrapping the latter with twine
to keep them from splitting and also
wrapping the centers and painting the
outsides with asbestos black. The
pipes are supported on forked sticks.
overhead high for part of the dis
lance and for the rest. are put Just IN
der the stony ground
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
NOTICE
OF Time and Place Appointed For
Proving VIII, Etc.

In the Probate Court of the Coun-
ty of Canyon, State of Idaho.
In the matter Of the Estate Of
John H. Spainhower. Deceased.
Pursuant TO an Order of said
Probate Court, made on the sth day
Of June 1916, notice IS hereby given
that the It'll day OF July, A d. 1916,
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day at
the Court Room of said Court, at the
Court House in the City of Caldwell,
County of Canyon, has been appoint
ed as the time and place for prov
ing the VIII OF said John H. Spain
hover, deceased, and for hearing the
application of Fairy B. Spainhower
for the issuance to her Of letters
Testamentary, when and where any
person interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated June Sth, 1916,
FRANK &. MEEK, Clerk.
F, H. LYON, Attorney for Petitioner,
Payette, Idaho.
First Publication. June Is, 1916.
Last Publication. July s. 1916.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

AGAINST SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In the Probate Court of the County
of Canyon, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Lena Mary futile, Deceased.
1t appearing to this court, by the
petition this day presented and filed
by Peter Albert, the administrator of
the estate of Lena Mary futile, De
ceased, that it is necessary to sell
the whole or some portion Of the
resi- estate of said deoedent in order
to pay her debts and the expenses
and charges of administration.
IT is ORDERED that all persons
interested in said estate appear be-
fore this court On Saturday. the 2snd
day of July, A. d. 1916, at the
hour of 2 O'Clock P. NJ. of that
day, in the court room Of said
Probate Court, at the county court
house in the city of Caldwell, Coun-
ty OF Canyon, State OF Idaho, TO
show cause why an order should not
be granted said administrator to sell
so much of the said real estate as
shall be necessary; and it is further
ordered that copy of this order
be published for four successive
weeks next proceeding said day N
the Payette Enterprise, weekly
printed and published N
said county.
Done in open court this 18th day
of June, A. ID. 1916.
FRANK E. MEEK,
Judge of Probate Court.
First Publication, June 20, 1916,
Last Publication. July 90. 1a1s,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
Something Like n.

Bobby was rehearsing the patriotic
lines he was to speak at the Sunday
school Fourth Of July celebration
It-it-oh, yes-it gimleted well
for our great and glorious"
Gimleted: Gimletedr Why, Bob
BY" the teacher interrupted %.Au-
cured Bobby. 'Augured'
@Oh- yes; augured, 1 knew it was
something they bored with"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
BAPTIST CHURCH

Preaching IL a. m. and s p. m.
Sunday School 10 a. N.
B. Y. p. U. Sunday Z p. m.
Prayer and Praise. Thursday pm
Our attendance, both at Sunday
School and the preaching service, is
at rising tide Come and enjoy the
good things that are baing offered
from Sunday to Sunday. All young
men who are not attending Sunday
School, are invited to visit our
Baraca class.
P. H. EVANS, Pastor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
FOR SALE.

Kitchen Cabinet and Chairs, Chit.
fonier, Dressers, Oak Dining Table.
Fir Dining Table, Rocking Chairs.
Kitchen Utensils. Steel Range and
Heating Stove.-1s2s Second Avenue
South. Enquire of Loyeland or Cross.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29
THE REVERSE SIDE.

did you see where labor inspec-
tor In Massachusetts, declared that
In the night section the telephone
girls work while they sleep?"
@Humph, that's nothing. I've
known them to sleep while they
work"