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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21
KAISER BILL IS
 BOUND TO SOFIA
 AS ARBITRATOR

BERNIE. Sept 21. = The Kaiser passed through Budapest today on his way to Sofia. It is believed he Is seeking to smooth over the diff faculties between Bulgaria. Germany and Austria. The latter demanded military aid which Bulgaria refused. Bulgaria asked similar aid which the Central Powers refused.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21
DEADLOCKED

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 21.-Af. ter an all-night conference. negO- tiators seeking a settlement of the strike of 25.00O ironworkers, remain in deadlock Conferences were resumed this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21
RAILROADS TO THE
 FRENCH FRONT ARE
 AMERICAN OPERATED

AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP IN FRANCE. Sept. 21.-(By Associat- ed Press)-Day and night the en- gineer regiments are operating an important line of the French strat- egic railways and haul vast quanti- ties of ammunition and other sup plies to the various French regi- ments.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Sept. 21. = Alaska Gold closed today at AZ.
 American Zinc at 17A.
 Butte & Superior at 25. Chino at 53.
 Ray at 26k.
 Utah Copper at 97M.
 Nevada Cons. at 22N.
 There will be no more copper met al quotations on account of the gov ernment fixing the price at 23h. .
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21
NORTHWESTERN COMING.

SEATTLE, Sept. 21. Steamer Northwestern sailed last night for canneries in Southeastern Alaska where a large cargo of canned sal mon will be picked up. The Northwestern will not proceed to Westward points.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21
ENEMY PLANES
 ARE BEATEN OFF
 FROM AMERICANS

PARIS, Sept. 21.--It is officially announced that enemy aeroplanes at tempted raid on the American Training camp but were beaten off by the French air fleet constantly lowering over the Americans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21
LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. - The drive for the next Liberty Loan bonds will open on the first of next month and continue until Oct 27.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21
CATHOLIC PAPER IN
 BERLIN SUPPRESSED
 BY THE GOVERNMENT

BERLIN, Sept. 21.-Without any statement as to why, the Imperial government today suppressed the publication of the powerful Catholic organ, the Germania.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21

Russia IermanB bairel  md Russia crushing O the reayb eyel of
 
  his Herads wiomlds it opintt Hspsv
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21

Phone it to The Eml ire. No. s74.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21

(Continucd on Page Eight)
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-09-21

Phone 1t to The Empire. No. STA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
MEDICAL CORPS OFFERS YOUNG
DOCTORS GREAT OPPORTUN| Y
DuiII. n nsi Ipp Gl Ein go ihHpi'
uniIinI.u Wnb HInIIn fnIu
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WHOM 'I,,t.Inu''s'I In rrT"'d !" ih"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
NOW ENJOYS
MS FOOD.
Wctl ruuWH IttIH tHntoN
utInIJIEen MAN Itiln now
INiII - mo nm or
nEVEuE nTDMhCIt
DinDnDEr
urvEa TnnlnC rULL CrEUIT.

- uuffrrcI VIII, n norcnnrn w th1
PIT ~ my aiunn"h that ut times was
almost uub"prabl" pnrp Mr.. g., a.
rrlrru. ~ poprIInr nurIrl or pnh Eighth
rIr"rI. Huntington. W. W.. and my
appetite" wan practically gone. "a
MRS bending uvur would produce tho
most violent palma IN tho 1It 0f my
nIumnch. druREIM friend Of wno
urged me In try Tnnlnc. nR II had
done him lot Of good. II prOvcd-td
be- Ilru The thing for me-.
IL nm EInh tn my continues Mr..
p"trrH. "lhnl my stomach ls n0w-in
good condition. no more pnln: my ND
petite ln o. H.. and feel benefited In
my general health Tmnlac did tho
work for me-. md recommend that
all who mr." troubled with their Htom.
nrh IN my way should by NIL mems
Intr course OF famine tr"nimrnt.",
What Tnnlnc hnH done for MIR. Pc.
tern It VIII do for you you Will but
try II. Soreness In pit of stomach,
nhnrtn"Hs Of breath. pnIns IN Ghost
and under urnlH. loHH Of appetite. gem
rrnl run down condition. slcrpl'HS-
ntHh ltnu llNnP bll'I Hi'ill'h'h SIE"
before Tnnlnc llk" mnElc -hmooth
md nunlhinr ln ilr nCtlnn. More tllnn
u million others cndnrnr II. md you
WILL too. IT ynu try II. p
TnnInr IN II prm|ur Of nnIur"'n own
wurkrhnp tn" nInirrinln or which
hnvr been gathered nnh compounded
into liquid form for convenience IN
using, by The eminent rh"mirt Herr
Innrph TrImhnrh. nrrinIrh by n htnn
IT nlmnnt "uunlly we'll known exports.
WIN such II hpl"nhlh army Of tAI"ut.
hnrhrh IL, nnturr'r own products. I'm
rrn,iIl cnn but br II splendid rnmrhy
far all phynirui nllnirnln such In
rnnlnc
unt your bottle ar 'fnnlnG from cd
il, ,I:lont a coin drug nl0Io. today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16


hI'' I II Mrtn 81 Nh''i"h. u -"
., -, Az anal Ai,,. ~ IL lbutIa al
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-
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,.,,.,..
, 80. .,.. d.
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. ......,.,. t.,.,. ,.,,, t,r,., :,
.,..i,.
....,. =. ,,..... 49,, "a, tI., .I
,,, $4,000, I.I,, ,,,,,, ,.II.,, ,".,
:, q, -. ........ - ,aI.,,.I,,,I -. ,u - I,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

ur,,rpIt tu,rlI ~ lIrNH.Il $50
,..,,,t.N ,,r IT, ga. Va. Nr",".Ir'
,. ANA, ,Ir brilliant nIrm,l,'"
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. ,,,,,,t 81 I,ur tI, uiinritr,u ,vrI,, ~
. ,.. ,,i,,, r.I,I, tho t.cru,nur ~ ~"
,.,..,,,.,r ,,,,, ,,r I.un tr,Iny
ria, attach I,.rrIt ut "h u'ulnrk .In"i
ne. ,I,,. n,uI rtry .,iII"uItu 81 Inwu w"t"
ururnriur kli uICih The flrIIIuh big
mn. ind hrnu pouring ~ Wt"nhy Uir"hiI
Of IIrh ",rluriv" iIr"lI" Int" ID" cor
MAN uuuiI iuur gr"mi h"l'IinilnnH "N'I
.Iuuuiur one nunIlI"r Ii" lh" rnpIi
.InrkliuS "l mn'lIn" Eun Ir" nh'l "w"''-
InU ln," ~ mighty v"lmnI" of 'hiIIh"i
that rIt,t,lt llu earn HIItl hlhIiI'l VIZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
TRUCK GOES OVER BANK

Shortly after "'cI"ck y"h'ern"y
morning II StI""hmnnn l!hk"ry MOTOR
tTlIrk, IN an attempt I" I'naa hii"thsr
uuIn rklddcd un the muddy rohh anu
nIld over the bnnk near l'ult"hh huh'
north Of Martina Fnriy.
Charles M0rrhchh. Tia" driver ~ ITO
tr,Irk. wan pinned und"I II when
TUNED Over, hat wan oIiI'h'"d ny 1TN'y
nu,,,u,rr. und 'iDurke W'h"I Jrr iva
"a ilunnnun at Ihn .uIhiinE M"IIhIMI "
,,u.ri,u ud - l.. .'iI"tn'IE I"j"i"h al
Hannah ILa Iiu.k ""n 'i"i"nsEh Coz" :
.l,l,Inlly
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f~SOa s-i
KNIGHlA In, nHUKASS4N
HONOR UEARLESTON|AN

CEDAR POINT. uhi". Aug. u W"
Iru,uuti, nr,Irr nr EuIHhIn or h'U''""
,,u I.ytIInu nu,IIinry. concluding tho
rr.und dny'u r"nrI"n OF lin hir"h'"I ""
I tuunI .uII,rutiuti I"hn. "I"'t"h u. ~
!;unwdrn mr I'r,,rin MA. Imp"rinl p''h'''
InrurinI :.",r"inry y. l., Frey. 81 %
IumhuD. ohio. was reelected. j. IT, ''''
rrr of ,'hnrl"i"u, w Va. VIVA hn''''"
nm iur,rinI TRUSTEES Ur thr order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
uuUIrnm rnT ar REDWOOD

,,,, ,r,uIur nI",uI ~ "'riWk J"hn
I,. r.hn hud l,r,u "I,.'"IluE mont ~ ~"
,t,u,, ,,, the r,ttv Inudiur NJ 'i""w""d.
r,.,, ,Irnd ur tho I,"nrr md rhl"'n""N
ru, drrIIed /" rnI"" "n'h" 's'''""'"'.
If, Irrnu bY hnrl"riuR ih'ngr "h"ht nhh
would hnyn ru,I"d IU h'"ilnG up m NC
uu,IuInI,rr hm.I MT i'ill"nr I'"rh"h
uucrht "ihr iunn on 10" DOT hTr'v"d
an the neon" uuh Ink"n him i" pOIir"
hcnd,IunrI"rn ria" Kl""'n'u""" "f w"
I,nriIlr ,Iih not appeal /" him "nh result
rd I'm the rIrnirhIuR "f $40 l"il Tor ~"
nrurmrnnrn Ihin evening IN police COURT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
BADGE PRESENTATION
M omborH OF WhoolinR Police TOrCo
divor Chief Bill Handsome
Qolh Hhiold

In h''In"matrnII"n "f their npprr"lnI lon
far Ih"r 'tul,"rlnr "ftIc"T, tn" members
"f tn" Whr"iluE polio" department pre-
furnI",I i'hifr ct l'nlirr .InInrr G :illi Win
hnnir"n"D engraved K"lh hn,iKr Innt
night
m" Irr""ntnilnm nrr""h was mad" hy
rrri"'r Galley nnh tho "hirr r"nurmh"'i
with ,"nrIdrrnhlr fnrlIuH imirrhI"rr",I
with i",Inr ,.luuI"nrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
BIRTHS LAST NIGHT

I,,,. T." At, "",I h," I."' w '"'@
81 tn,.Ii, tI"t,t "''"n' !" 'h" '''"'"
Whaling I''"Iii"I. I'"' "'6h' ~ "
..,bu.h - ,I""rhi"' NJ 49, '" -"
rr,IuIr,,,Irnt 80 'hr h'"'h"' N""''"''"''
n"," !" NJ "u"E Mt" 'i"''p" -'""''
,,II .,t 40 tuiI-.u"I 'u"'l ~ ""'"'''
Ir"i uIrih W. ~" ""''" N"""''" WV"
rIinl 49, II I"pUt"l """.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Another Case Of Child
Plague in Clarksbure

IutclsI DI,I4Irh H. TIE lurlIlsrmrCr
CLARK SIII Iui " Va. AuE l"-Th"
flfliI rn:" "f iufnmtil" rnrni}'I' "h" re-
ported l,nlnS. Ihr pntI'ut l" inR lllil"
,nn If Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph II. l'"nK, 81
.iIrnlrT Heights en-" |hrn pIr'l"uhiS
TupuTI"d rcnullcI InlnllY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

Th,. niI,,r."t 81 rh" ,"""r w"' 81 W.
mad hIrr NIIrrl Ih'h'I 81 l"H .''''"
!, ,I.,,,I, .,,i,.,r r,."" ,'rir''lH li"r"""''
uu juTnuIlI" I,,r"lN"i' h' '"". w v
,uiIL .u" nn,I thr,"rh ih' '"'"''hh'"'"'
nr u uItU,.I ,Iuurnuiiu' ll'"l'h '"h'''"
rln,n.r " Il Wriliru,. l'lt'''H lh'I' -
ma .Iuur.rI .,f "I'i'l"uiI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

all 81 l'','r
'iI,i.I ir"rtrn''i rtt"'i'' "'i"'''' "'"l
r,n.ri ,.r'r - h"mli'h 'h'l'''" l"' ~
IndrL Ihir lnGl'l Ihr'' T""'' ""'h
nav u"u,, '"Hp a~l ''i"l"'"n "l''',
rrpcd ,"I y"'rh,sc'l 'h,"'", a'"' ~h'" '
had urc,I l,nu base. II uui'ura 'i"'
rcu, and rlrrc rnkrn Il ult'u' """p
rhc wa h"alrh " t%'tn'hI " p"'
dcuc rnrsvicm, Ais. Dee. !, IP'"
II y",nr nkin II already healthy AMI
clear kc~r i, =" hy u'ug tu'"nrn '"'r
f., roIc, pur"rrr ar7I''rd hy '"u,h'H
uI Curi,ura Ointment {" """Ih" AMI hr"'
any tendency /" irritation. rrdncSS or
rmnghuc,p 1t the -tu ~ ga ?
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address POSTCARD: "Cqtieurn.
Dept. II, IloHton." S"ld everywhere.
Scan lFr. Ointment u and H@,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
Commissions Effective
For West VirgInianS

tIIAIu .EHrnN. W Va, Avg. "
,.,,,,,I,,I,,,,u tua,rd 10 IunI" ihnn TWO
hundred Wont VirEinin young mon !"
I'm, purcrn' Ilnurrv" t"rrr training
rn,up ut Fort li"uinrnln lI"if'H"n ''''L
wcuk hrrnrur "IT""tiN" to-day ana VIZ"
now uti"orm wont "n til" p"yroll or mo
frdrrni government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
SUES TRACTION co.
PraoGlpo In Damage Built hRnlnHt
Wheeling Traction Company
Filad Yontordny.

Th" prn""lr" In II $4,000 'lnmnH" Huii
nrLIuri ia" Wheeling Tra"tI"u company
wn- fII"d with circuit Cleric John H.
kiugh"ru y"rirrImy hy w. T.. Ituhi""n.
attorney Tor ola Syph"r, Til" notion In
mad" r"turnnl,Ir under Hrplombrr rules
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
NUnnn III nHOOv BRING

Nlisn Edna HI"rlrrmn. nriIn" ~ lh'
S"lI Wheeling h""rilnl. ir rapidly '"-
'"r"IiuE fI"nI "n operation recently per
fnIIuUd In that Iuhl iIuIlnu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
0Ui-lfir-HKE


Tho, trtrItnr' t.In'i,H. - 'l"' I''""''
phIn VI J.. .-n'rr,'h VIII ~" '"M''
Irtc tllr 'srulnE "u th' lawn ""' '"""'
ina. ,h.. ,h,,rrh ,.uin,,, and mu"i'. wl'
entertain th...,. rr'",nt. VIM" ia" N"'
,,,,, .nnts win hnisc MI kind" "r
drIulCu nu,I ""ntr.
.rh, i.,lt.,,, Md SurtrIy IT TIA" lIr"t
n f. ,hur..h nf Elm t;r"I'. VIII hl'''
hold IA uk,. affair nu tn. lm"n ""rr"'h"-
In, lh,. houir 81 Henry stein '"h'Hh''
All klu.l, A.: r.tr. al.ut"nI> viii la. '"'''
for lh, tr.u,hI uG TIA" church..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16

WhSIII%uTuN. Aux. IL \ r"'"l"
ton prnpurIur TINT Tia" senate m"ilurr
tn" American p"nul" TINT l'r"ri'I"uI
Wilson rnu L." d"prul"l upon I" tab"
rruIrr action toward ""'urtnr r"n 4
was introduced today hi '"nnI"r l.'w
IL nr InuIu"ta :" reference "a" i"nd"
!" the T''p"'" Ir"I"'''tl'.
&rnnt"r Sherman, ml'" 81 lllm"it
lutI"rirrd = long r."uiuIl"n which.
with his r"l l"rEu'n. wont oyer unl"r
tI, rul"n uitI"ut hls'Hi.',I"n. I'r"I"'s'iI,,I
nffIrInnIi,,n "f IT." n"li''u'" p"lrui,'H ~
wnEInT war un,I "r"uIItiI r'.u'''.
h"nnI"I HhrTtunu'r I.f.''lulh'n pro-
r"aor Tint rehabilitation 81 hiIuW nu'l
ther invntlrI TniiiiIl''. rI.''l"u 81
Iir. rrnr u" idrInuliI'' 80 changes ia
III,, man nT Iurtl".. ufi Interference with
Eur"I,uit E"v"rnuI'nIH 80 hI"'tU'"irI'. nj
II nmII,ur tihuuli T., de- irI'l -. hn
tie. American rut i"'''" Ih' i'."'lu
IInn w""lh ruII'ii.'. to- "a Ii'i-nf t.
r,,ur" friu Ih' nlIt,.r in,i' Il. mali"
ninI'ui.mI Il "aI ni'"H "nI peace"
IoiIu~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
INUrECT ROAD WORUH.

Th" h"ntd 81 county ''ww'"''"''''
y,rr"r,lry iurIr""i'd ""iu" 81 Tie i""'I
w"rk ~ rr"Er""'' lh'' 'I"'h' I'"''
eff In. TIM, az tho tmilrunrr auditing
hIllH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
INV rOI.Iuh UaIrOA M n

rho WInnlinp u"lIr" WIN comm "ui
i,,,I"y hr,r"krh In Ih"Ir now nulfnrms
Including now huIuiGip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-16
ROOT HONORED
(UuntInu"d tT"n Ei,ah rn10.)

Continual frrm rhsh rna".)
tho finhIIuE IIn" viii h"r" ~" 'Irhi
T." ,"urIdr, uNItr"lrcn ~ ninudlmE loy"l
with tnun,ln IN rhIn nrhi ter h~n'"''-
rnrr". nud udv""nI"h ht" rutiun at
American r"l.lioru In Iunnu"u en- which
cv"r trout Ihry ~" m""t n""dch.
Modal Prosent~d.
At tho crr"u"nlcu IN city itnIi Mnr"-
Mitchell Vrrrcut"d /" Nj. Root ~ IN
firnI ,ociuI"nt. tho modal Of Tia" Nh
tIunnl Art club awarded for 'dl"Il
ruIuhrd valur In tho r"rvIr" Of tho Euil-
cd :iinIon." Hayiug TINT In leaving lat"
IITc Of nafciy TO "mndcrinI,u TIA" haInrdH
~ tho mission. MI Root Ind shown
the "Anlrricnn vdl"r and EiIhIlmK Eplrit'
tho medal wua designed /" aiEnaliEc.
Mir Ituut In accepting tho ni"rlu! and
the misnl"u event Ia ItuaHin I" carry
10 ihc uusatun pr"Ilo a. nIonFns" Of I"ltn
Ina drtn",rncy anal wp have returned ~
Amorl,n to repeat that moanuKn /" our
own l'r"pIo.
"nrru nnd there" lao n"id, "';ern"n
rrupuEuudh> 10 noohinG I" nap th>
nI,rntlL "I ihin I,,r hr".'"'r"'9 ''1'.
,,,ni, unIiuy Ia hu} Iih I"r" "n'l i"hpiI I'th
IL, vulnun h",a ""d th"'" I" h"IIi "i e."
-
u... ..nd lns.o a. "c"tIn'o"i"ii"'" "h'
uhIi. nI,'"hl"r I"' rS'''.'. "'h I"''''" 49,
t.,uil.e ,i..u.a.I.,.. -. 'h' "''"''''
......,g 81 ,.",.. .,uI I''-'i.'. 'l''' ""'
,l,., ".. .,,," ,,i,.. -. i"'''' 'I''." '''''
,..f.,.,. .nd ..li ii,.n r"''''''. " ''''
....,.t..n .i....,"."..t '.'"'''' '''r''
,,.t.,nt ,L. ."r.... '-ItlI'. I"' '"'"'' '''"''
I..tu","
~. I,"-"r wlih'"
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Of Eczema on Little Girl
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-02-22
Chas. Bolton was in Boise the
forepart of the week attending a
meeting of sheep men.

Chas. Bolton WAS in Boise the
Etorepart of the week attending .
injecting of sheep men.
Mabel Kinsey left the la ter part
of last week for Pine Vallcy where
she will visit friends for a short
time.
Miss Dorothy Hamilton of Weiser
spent the weekend with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cough
amour.
A. b. Kirkendall returned Sunday
from Barber, Idaho, where he has
been working for the past two
months.
Atty M. G. Riebeling was in Boise
and Caldwell on Monday and Tues
day of this week attending to legal
business
Miss Gulia George of Salem, Ore
gon, arrived today, CThursday) for
an extended visit with her sis ers,
Mrs. Rex Clark and Mrs. F. Hewitt.
Ben Wherry and Abe Sos 'heimer
left on Monday Of this week for
their ranch, leased from Mrs. Mary
Wertman.
Lee Forbes, formerly a ticket agent
of this place, now working in EN-
NETT, came down Wednesday for a
few days visit with friends.
Turkey Dinner, Sunday, at the
Boston Grill, so cents.
Lucille Banks came down from
Boise where she is attending school,
for a few days visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Panks.
w. H. Farber left Wednesday eve
ming for Columbus, Neb, where he
was summoned by telegram saying
that his mother was very seriously
ill.
w. E. Wade returned Wednesday
from Orange, Calf, where he he's
been for the past three weeks, at
the home of his mother who was
quite i'll.
All voters who did not vote at he
general election two years ago,
should go before the City Clrrk and
register between now and thirty
days before the next City election,
which will be held the last Tues
day in April
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-02-22

The brayless mule is one Of the
scientific developments of the war.
Large number of mules have been
imported from America for military
use, but their habit of braying at
in2onvenient moments had to be
remedied before they could be put to
practical use. The veterinary experts
were called in and after a little ex-
discovered that a slight
operation on the nostril had the
desired effect, and all the mules sent
to the front are now made brayiess
by this process. We suggest that an
operation be performed upon Cougha-,
hours Jack before the robins nest
again.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-02-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Mr.. Turner has gone to Kansa,
City, Mo, to attend the annual con
Vention of the National Bducat .ona
Ted Driscoll, who recently return
ed from the Border. enrolled in The
Junior class Monday.
Friday night, at the "Y", the Pay
cite boys defeated the Caldwell High
basketball team, in one of the most
exciting games of the season. The
score was 34-33.
Pictures for this years "Axe"are
now being gathered. The Freshman
and Sophomore groups were photo
graphed last week. Pictures of the
juniors, Seniors and class officers
are now being taken.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-02-22
NOTICE.

The Idaho Canning Company will
take orders for Pea acreage on Sat
urday, Feb. "a. 1t is not the inten-
ton of the company to handle to-
natoes this year, but will increase
he acreage of peas. All parties in
crested in growing peas should be
town on that day.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-02-22
LITTLE WILLOW NOTES.

The social given at the Eastsidt
school house was decided success
both financially and socially; Miss
Crawford has shown ability in the
art of entertaining.
Mrs. Williams of Long Valley is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kelly, ant
will remain for some time.
Owing to the serious illness of Mr.
Kay's daughter, Miss Marie, last
week, Earl Hurd of Payette made
two trips over the route which takes
two days now on account of bad
roads. Miss Kay is improving nee
ly and will soon be fully recovered
Mr.. Burton spent several days in
Payette visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Skippen were
entertained at the John Hill home,
1t being a farewell affair before their
departure for Portland, Oregon.
Fred Johnson of Grain, came down
the valley to Payette recently. He
reports lots of snow in the upper
country and big run-off is predict
cd.
There will need to be some road
work done, in order to put the roads
IN any shape for the trave ling pub
lc. Owing to the recent thaw, dep
places have been cut which makes
rayel hardship at the pr sent time
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hartley were
'ayette business visitors this week.
We think Mr.. Robin will likely
AXE a flight south and wait until
now. storms are over before he ven
ures out again.
Now that the Enabling Act has
assed for the creating of Payette
ounty and the bonds sold for the
little Willow Irrigation System, it
GEMS that there should be some
tir in several ways. Of course we
re not looking for much to happen
ntil the roads get settled.
Justice of the Peace Joe Tunnel
i'll go to Payette this week and be
ersed in the why's and wherefores
the Idaho laws.
Mrs. David Kelly and children and b
lrs., Williams visited with Mrs Sor. C
Gbscel last week. \
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-02-22
FOR SALE n

Having decided to move away |
will sell at private sale on the ranch
.hree and one-half miles cast of Pay
cite, the following list CT personal
property: l corn shelter, new; L
spring wagon; 1 hay derrick; 1 chic
sep house, 1 hog house; / pair bob
siede; corn lister; lister cultiva-
TOT; ] corn sled, heavy single ha--
ness; ! COW and calf; s. ed corn and
othAr sain9e.-J u. Parsons
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-02-22
Buys Now Truck.

Tho first OF this week the Farm
ers' Cooperative Creamery Com
pany purchased of the Balm Auto
Company new three-quarter-to Re-
public truck. 1t is to be delivere d
within a few days and will be us, d
TO collect cream for the creamery.
The Father and Son" banquet
given at the Y. NJ c. A. Wednesday
evening was well attended by both
fathers and sons. A very delicious
supper was served after which
sp" ches by several of the busin SIS
men were made, making he evening
one to be remembered by all pres
ent
One OF the neatest mad best de-
signed window decorations we have
seen for some TING, is that of the
Idaho Power Co. 1t is not only pa
tr!otic and in keeping with the birth
OF the Nations first PR sident. but
is unique in design as an advertis :
mEnt. Be sure to see it and read the
motto of Westinghouse is applica-
Dle to our Nation just at tn S time.
A well decorated window is an in
dication of thrift.