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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13
NOT a PARTY ISSUE.

Mr.. H. Harland's letter In today's
Enterprise. touching rather briefly
but quite pointedly upon the subject
Of the steps that are now being TAX
en- towards the ultimate reduction OF
taxes, is worthy of careful perrsal.
1t touches the potential question OF
essential public unity upon which
alone can be founded and perfected
any system of tax regulation that
Is going to be far-reaching and OF
lasting benefit to the people. Mr. Har-
land believes with every other citi-
Zen who is honest in hts convictions,
that the tax question is not so much
party issue as it is an economic
problem for the best thought of the
biggest minds OF honest men OF all
parties. backed by an earnest desire
to benefit the state-not with the
selfish. sordid idea of gaining polit-
ical prestige.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.

We want to call the attention o,
every farmer, every fruit-grower and
every person who can be benefited
to the splendid opportunity that will
be offered by the special short
Course in Agriculture to be given
BY Mr.. F. R. Brown, OF the Agri-
cultural Department OF our High
School. There is no reason why
many of the progressive people OF
this community should not take adj
vantage Of the meetings to be held
and be greatly benefited by the dis
cussion of the various important
topics outlined in the program.
The man who succeeds now in any
of the pursuits connected with the
farm Is the man who knows best
how to pave the way to success with
intelligent preparation By q peru
sal Of the program printed in today's
paper it will be seen Just how In
tereeting it can be made and how
beneficial 1t will be. if there is lib
eral disposition towards community
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13

United States pays Europe annual
ly on tourist credits. alien remit
tances, and freights." II
In other words, the war has kept
our tourists at home at saving to
us Of $4,000. 900, and Europe has
handed us as much more In hard
cash. But this Is not all Says Mr..
Speare:
THE actual shipments are only
one-quarter to one-third the value
of the contracts negotiated here.
One can sit down with paper and
pencil, and In a few minutes foot
up bill Of 81 $50 900, 900 to $780,
100000 that the Allies viii have to
pay here in the next nine or twelve
months, on materials already spok-
e. CO.." i
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13
SAFETY FIRST SMITH.
(Frcm Local w. C. T. U)


Congressman Addison T Smith
has introduced two important bills
In the new Congress. One for feder-
al control Of lake steamers when OFT
of State jurisdiction; the other for
prohibition in the District of Col
umbia. AS senator's secretary, Ad-
Olson Smith has watched the effect
cf the great destroyer" Until a
few years ago saloon was run in
the Capitol building. rent free, and
1t was no uncommon thing to see
congressman unsteady in their seats.
1t Is moro necessary that the Dis
trict be taken from the control of
the liquor traffic than any one State,
and Mr.. Smith will expect encourage
ment from his constituents
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13
WILL DISCUSS
IRRIGATION
MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION
CONFERENCE TO Be HELD|N
BOISE, SUBJECTS COVER
WIDE RANGE.
Capital News.)

The list OF subjects which will be
discussed at the maintenance and
operation conference to be held IN
The Commercial club rooms in this
city Feb. 3, A and 5, has been issued
for publication by F. E. Weymouth,
senior engineer of the United States
reclamation service in this state. The
subjects cover a wide range and
will unquestionably be of interest to
hose engaged in irrigation as well
as engineering, farming and sto k
raising. 1t is expected there will be
a large attendance at the confer nee.
lhe list of subjects as announced
follows:
Irrigation District Law-I6 Adyan-
tages or Disadvantages-B. E. Stoute-
myer, district counsel, United States
reclamation service, Boise, Idaho.
Rotation VS.. Continuous Flow-W.
L. Gorton, chief engineer, Idaho IT.
rigation company. Richfield.
Water Wheels and Pumps for the
irrigation of Small Areas-C. S.
French, New Plymouth.
Present State Laws Which Dis
courage or Do Not Compel Economic
al Distribution or Highest Duty of
Water, and Necessary Revis ons-Hon.
Dow Dunning. ex-state senator, Home
dale.
The Practicability Of Pasturing
Sheep or Goats on Ditch Banks as
Method of Keeping Down Weeds and
Reducing Operation and Maintenan
Costs-George Rinker, watermaster
North Side project of Twin Falls
North Side Land & Water company,
Jerome.
Irrigation Conditions in Western
Canada-P. H. Peters, commissioner
of Irrigation. Calgary, Alta.
The Practicability of Use OF Fish
Screens as Means OF Conserving
the Fish Supply-Roy Jones, state
fish and game department, Boise.
Amount OF Water Needed to Per
feet the Crop of Fruit and to Pref
pare the Buds for the Succeeding |
Season George E. Down
ing, assistant in horticulture, Univer-
sity of Idaho, Moscow.
Water Deliveries From, and Water
Records Of, the Boise Rivera. v.
altman, deputy state watermaster.
Meridian.
Short discussions by those present
IN the following questions:
Water supply.
Methods of'delivery.
Crop results, etc., for the season
Il 1915.
Proper time for cutting vegetable
rowth on canals.
The destruction of burrowing ami
nals.
(These Short discussions" are to
e discussed at the end OF the for
lal papers, In case there Is time
vailable).
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13
FIRST GUN OF CAMPAIGN.

At least one candidate for govern.
or has SHE'D his castor and his per.
sonal platform at one and the same
time into the political arena. And II
isn't a half bad sort of platform
either 1t took some thought and q
good deal of nerve for a Republican
to deliberately submit for the adop-
ton OF the voters of his party q
declaration 80 fraught with implied
charges of incompetency on the part
Of all Republican administrations Of
the past 1t Is not improbable how
ever, that Captain Davis has sue
ceeded in making tolerably &C
curate diagnosis Of the case. At
least 1t Is very similar in many re-
spects. to that made by Doctor Moses
Alexander, Of the Jeffersonian school.
q little over a year ago. There Is
also a remarkable similarity In the
treatment prescribed by the two
political healers. DR.. Alexander has
had trial at the case and the pa
tient shows but little If any i'm
provement According to all pre-
cedent the time Is rirs for q change
OF doctors.
We do not question the sincerity
Of Captain Davis intentions and toI
be perfectly frank about it. we didn't |
doubt that our present Democraticl
governor was sincere in his pre-
election promises to clean the au-l
Gean stables from cellar to garnet
Of all the rubbish encumbering the
state pay-rolls. but like the fellow
who swore that he could whip any
fellow In his village. township, county,
or state, he seems to have "includ-
- too DIN much territory" Hell
should have promised the voters that
& elected he would remove the priA1
vate secretary appendix from theI
governors office, which would haveI
been 30 much eaeier than to save
the state q $1.0oo,Oo0.
Really there are so many good
IDEAS md wholesome promises clever 1
y combined In the construction oil
Captain Davis platform that It would \
vt b surprising to zee ! very SINH
- declaration Of principles incorpor-
Ited Into thu next Republican state
PLATFORM, and into the Democraticl {
platform too, as for that matter, aslr
-.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this opportunity to most
sincerely thank those OF our good
friends and neighbors who wers sc
hind and considerate during the last
llness Of our daughter and sister
Helen Corpelsen and who consoled
With us and brought their floral Of
teringa IN the hour Of our great sor.
row. caused by her being SO sudden
" taken by death.
iii q ~ Nornelsen and Family,
II IS Mrs. nd Mrs. Carl Asmussen.
Hans vogt and Family.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13
|HARLANQ DISCUSSES
MATTER OF TAXATION
BELIEVES THE QUESTION WILL
HAVE TO Be SETTLED BY
NON-PART|SAN TAX
COMMISSION.
Editor Enterprise:


1 The generous article on the from
page of your recent issue heade
Seeking to Reduce Burden Of Tax
alton" was timely and good.
1t was my good fortune to atten,
two of the sessions of the confer
ence called for the purpose of talk
ing over the matter Of taxation (be
ing the only one from Canyon Count,
when there should have been fifty o.
more). For myself and for thousand
of other citizens of this State,
resent the statement made by /;
man in authority" that the purpose o.
this conference was another scheme
of our State University to fitch mon
ey out of the pockets of the people
to squander at will.
The conference was attended by
prominent men from every section
of the State, men who are not spend
ing their time in dirty party politics.
but those who knowing the condition
in state affairs that we have drifted
into, are anxious and willing to do
their best to help get out of that
condition.
All present at this conference had
but one end in view-they were
anxious that some means be devils d
to bring about a more equitable, just
and reasonable system of taxation,
q system which would be fair to all,
a system by which every taxpayer in
the State would bear his proportion
of the burden and no more. That
there was need for just such con-
ference as this is clearly demonstrat-
ed by the presence of men busy with
their business affairs, but who drop
ped them and spent their own time
and money to help try and reach
some solution of the pressing prob
lem. No definite action was taken
on any policies, but set of officers
we're elected who will try to con-
1uct a campaign Of education for re-
form reaching from one end Of the
State to the other. Among other
Kings noticeable in the conference,
was the prevailing opinion. shared in
by both Democrats and Republicans,
hat the State should have a non-par-
izan tax commission. No matter
vhat faults may be proven against
ormer tax commissions, no one can
deny the fact that great |
many thousands Of dollars worth of
property was added tot
he tax rolls of every county in our
'tate through their efforts.
Another noticeable feature OF the
was the apparent favor
ng of the Commission form of
government in our State affairs, as
yell as Legislative body OF a very
ew members.
This conference was attended by
len representing every political be-
of each and all feeling that the
me had come to throw party poll
CO aside, and all become united
'r Idaho and its welfare. |
When the objects, aim and plans
) result of this conference, are
laced before the citizens of this com
unity, trust that every taxpayer
Ill see his way clear to get behind
Id to do his or her share in helping
} change present conditions.
H. HARLAND.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13
JOINT INSTALLATION.

The joint installation of the G. A
R. and Womans Relief Corps officer
took place in Grange Hall Saturday
afternoon, at which time w. T. Sher
man Post No. II and the w. R. G.
installed with the usual impressive
ceremonies the newly elected Officers
Of those organizations
There was fair attendance Of old
soldiers and their wives. Past-Com'
mander Geo. F. Thayer was the In
stalling officer for the G. A. R. Post.
The incoming officers were:
Commander, Levi Slinker; Sen.
Vice Commander, Comrade Coleman;
Jun. yice-Commander, Comrade Luth-
er; Chaplain, Comrade Newton; OF
ficer of the Day, Comrade Cooper;
Adjutant, Comrade Dorathy; Inside
Guard. Comrade Green.
Past-President Julia Bowen was the
installing officer for the Woman's
Relief Corps and in her pleasing man
ner indicted into office:
President. Lille B. Redington; Sen.
vice-Pres.. Susan Slinker; Jun. Vice
Pres, Elizabeth Clanton;, Treasurer,
Clara S. Shaw; Treasurer, Galena
coughanour; Conductor, FL 'zab th
Asst. CON- Cora Slinksr
Mrs, Bowers; Guard, Mrs.
Newton; Asst. Guard, Mrs, Coleman;
Musician, Mrs Burns; First Color
'earer, Mrs. O,Halleran; Second
Mrs. Kostenbader;
'hird Color-bearer, Mrs, Green;
'ourth Color-bearer, Mrs. McGlinchey
'atriotic Instructor, Mrs Albert;
ress Correspondent. Mrs. Moss
A sumptuous repast was served
y the ladies Of the w. R. C. and
as enjoyed by all
Press Correspondent.
IN II
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13

1T is conservative to place the
deliveries Of munitions, transports.
clothing, etc, since the war be-
gan, AT $4OO,O00,OOO to $780,
100000. This is about what the
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13
SENATOR BRADY SERIOUSLY III

Senator James H. Brady Is reportet
seriously III at his home in Wash
inston. 1t is believed that he Will
not be able to resume his senator
ial duties for two or three months.
He win be taken to Palm Beach.
Fla. as soon as his health viii per-
NIT.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-13

Wanted: Stock to winter. j.. B
Purcell. slit
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Yrhgelei.

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fam ss ssiiern gipresn Su friiber
Stuube an Der 0ine Strabe unD
Opera pluce 5piifsn glpbe Bennett
bonn Columbia Soiel unb Wilidm
Reiiinger, einem i'm 6aplin 5otel uns
geitslIten a.llner. Bennett Hest nit
elmer 9ebirnsrihiitterung aub elmer
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fiisigen Irfade pesen spif4sn ben
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Reiiinssr nisbsrsei6lagsn iDurb..
pdbrenb biefer OerIidert. baB er Benz
nett nur einen gang lsihten Stob pers
febt babe, porauf bunn Bennett lang
binaei6lasen iei.
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Snterefiantes Yrpgrammr
Jir bic bcppritebeHSe &onpention Der
gmeriean 5eSeratiOn of WIuii.
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Teuti6en Glub itattfinost.
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6ubeppbl WdmnerHnr
&ou5ert I'm Coepn am Sonntas,
benz 80. slpril.

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prosramm III tpie folst:
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Dies mmo 1as.

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Ses Wturbes angefIagt.

Inter Der anttass bes Worbsa
purbe ssitern Der gu5rmann Senrs
Sspulb, DON Ro. II Ularp Strube,
DON ben Oetettips 2ubn uno 2ospen'
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liam sadIon ii6srfielen uHb berari
5uri8tetsn, bab er OOrssitsrH i'm
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@se.@rlambmikiHeine.

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4Denue.
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St 9urcaufratius i'm
9effii den. aus Selien pirb be-
ritltet: Surd ben arisg mar Ct. Sus
reautratius 70 irani unb slenb e,pors
ben baB man nit isinsm 4bIehen
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miBistsit in Stabi unb 2aHo lpisDer
5u neusm 9sben: auf elmer nsinen,
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anselansi, idrisb Der Rsiisnb. sin.
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I'm Rsnnung bss Rnmtns. Grit b6rie
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fportet iuerben toHHte, fpenn go pfeHi
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9risfmarlen fur Sin. unb 5erfraac
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piirbsn. Disfss Gelb t0nnte dbsr
niht In grisfmarteu, ionbern nur
miiislii poftdnweiiuna .inos5ablt p.rs
ben. Die sanae 4usiunit fpar absr
bieie gfntrnaifelsrti. bann faft cine
Wlari 4usidgsn nidt fperih. gfsn
pollts Der gmnf1noer bas glfteniiiid
fortp.rfeu. bn fisl isin Bid nuf .ir;
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gureautraiius nur nah siner rsael,
rsdten ginaabe unb elmer anfiGnbioe1
ge'dblunu nenrsu ipollte. Der Ret
ienbe bat bann Si. 9urenuiratius nm
bic 80 RFennias atbrd6t benn tr
ipsnbsts iis oem ROibsn arsu,.
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Der gulgarif6e RatiOnaIiIub pat
fi6 in ben Disnit bes Rotbeu areuaes
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afub eine Jsitli9teit gum geiten bss
bulgariiden Rotben &reusss. gulads
.rif6s RatipnaltGnse uub bulsarii&e
8pI.stra9tsn iperben bas berDors
fte&enbe Bib Der @eranitaltuns fein.
9LId ionit miro fiir 1lnterbaltimg
unb Gririidnlna beitens geiorat iein.
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9lbenb 7.30 llbr ptrb 9aiiionsan.
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