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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31

Little Clama Korup is quite IL
with pneumonia
I Judge Ledman and two daughters
spent the weekend IN Bose.
I Mrs. Frank Walker Of Parma s
visiting her sister Mrs J. A Layer.
Attorney o. d. Van Duyn Of Call
well is in Payette today On legal
business.
Miss Esther Russell, Deputy As
sassor, has been sick fer several
days but is again on duty
Probate Judge Ledman committed
Geo ". Moore Of Payette to the
Asylum at Blachoot On Mon5ay the
18th
Mr. and Mrs. LEO Ballenzcr were
entertained at dinner Tuss5ay eve
ming at the Seeley and Sandersoz
home On Sixth Street.
Books for the Soldiers are not
coming in very fast. We would Ike
to get box off next week Leave
them az the Library.
Mrs. 4 z. Wood. Mrs. A Wells,
and Mrs. J. L. Griffith were din-
ner guests Thursday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L P Hiatt
The Rex Spray factory began opera
tiou last week at thcir pla1t N Wa
shoe. Mr. Leo. BaIIsnger is IN
charge of the Office at the factory
Wear Blair has been oonffned to
his home On third avenue Ro-th fer
the past ten days with bad at
tack Of iaUndice At this writing he
is much better.
The new brick addit.on which Is
being built On the east end Ct tie
Court House by the County to be
used by the City as a fire station,
Is now about complete-
Little Geneva Stanton underwent
the second operation at her hone
Sunday Afternoon by DIS. Woodward
and Woodward a large gathering in
the head vas opened which gave
the little one much relief.
Old magazines may be left at the
Y NJ C. a at any tire The com
mittee has secured q room in the
basement to store them Until they
are ready TO ship. Put them in your
car and bring them 10 thz and
you viii help the committee.
z. L Roystcn who Is now locat-
ed at Kimberly, Idaho, was a caller
at this Office this week and made
tha necessary arrangements TO re-
ceive the Enterprise each week We
learn from Mr.. Roystcn that our
Did friend, W. F. Breckoa, who Is
also at Kimberly, is making good in
he Real Estate work
V. G. carp and family VITO for
some time have been at Bussey, Ia.
Tisiting Mr.. Earp's parents, return
ID to Payette last Saturday. Mr..
carp is looking unusually well not
the fact he was sick
h greater part of the time he was
gone. He viii RESUME his dut es ct
he Post Office the LIST of February.
When we read the daily Papers and
earn of the severe weather all over
he eastern states and the middle
Fest. we should be thankful that we
re in Sunny Idaho. We have plenty
II moisture, but not day this win
er that the farmer could net have
worked in the field, and the stock
Ire living fat in the hills ard it VIII
'ooo be time to begin spring work
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31
AT THE EMMA.
TUESDAY, FEB. 5th.
"Sirens of the Sea. y


The most spectacular sensational
feature ever screened in Payette.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Pretty girls
that swim like ducks and dive like
otters and dance like Pavlowa. Go
,,seo Louise. Lovely and Carmel Myers
lead them through the Twentieth Cen
tury Encbantmell~
1000
persons were constantly employed in
the Cast and the production took SIX
months to complete. The story con-
Germs a baby girl washed on the
shore of strange island by a ter
rifle storm. Unusual swimming, dane
ing and underwater diving features
the six act Jewel production
Noted productions will appear dur.
ing February and March, such as:
The Unwritten Law
Pay Me
Come Through
Little American, Feb. 21, Mary
Pickford to aid in Public Library
Fighting in France, etc.
March l, Powerful Drama, Let
Ole Do It,"
But see that you see the Sirens
and see that you see 1t first.
Watch for the dates for they are
high class.
Regular Six el pictures Mon
days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sat
urdays.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31
CHURCH OF GID

Sunday School at 10.
Preaching at IL a. N. and 1880 p.
Prayer meeting Wed. eve. at 7:sO.
The Church is now assured OF an
appointed raster from the East who
will soon be on the work. In the
meantime Elder Farnhsm is supply
ing the church as pastor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31
CHURCH OF CHRIST
HENRY Fl. BALL, Minister.

HENRY Fl. BALL, Minister.
Sunday School at 10
Morning Worship, II a. N
Evening preaching service at $50
Bro. Ball gave Us fine s-rm-n last
Sunday morning on Seeking after
God"
Junior Eudesvor in the Primary
room at 5 O'Clock
Senior Endeevor at 6;45. Miss Vida
Young. leader. Topic, Christian
Duty and Privilege = Winning Other
to Christ"
TIE Endeayorers are taking On
new life, They have revised the
Constitution and reorganized the So
ciety. Last Moncsy evensrg they
met with Vernon MaxfisId 70 COM
plete the task and the following Of
fieers were elected:
President, Vernon BIa1fisli,
Vice presl., LawrC nee Warden,
Sec--Trea-, Olga johnson.
Mid-week service every Wednes-
day evening at 1880.
Tcp'c. The Vineyard OF fthc Lord.
Isa- 5:1-24.
Al arc w-lcome to these services
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31

TO LEASE: 100 acres grain land,
under water, on share basis or cash
rent. Water furnished. Or will lease
10 acres and 80 acres.-F. NJ. Moss.
u.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31

FOR SALE: A piano and dayen-
port. Must be sold at once. Good
terms given to responsible parties.
Call ON Mrs. Bowen. over Emma
Theatre. IL.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31

Representative in all sections Of
Idaho whole or part time. Excellent
opportunity to make money. Bxclu--
sive territory. Direct Home Office
contract. National Casualty Company.
Detroit. Mich.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31
ATTENTION

Straw given away for the hauling
III taken at once.-Denney and
Co. Evaporaator.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31

FOR SALE: Gilmore Ho.el, S. .00o.
Terms if desired. If interested call
.at Hotel.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31

FOR RENT Two un'urnishe6
rooms for llght housekeeping. No
children. Inquire mornings No. 1o23
LIST Avenue South. u
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31

Pat said to Mike, Mike do you
know what shape the world is" Sure
Pat, think it is In pretty bad shape.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31

Shoe Shines, hereafter. is censs
.st q. K sad 6tA< BHxhsr shaGa>
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-31

Little Cama Korup Is quite IL
with pneumonia
Judge Ledman and two daughters
spent the weekend IN Bose.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15
SAGE the Waste and Win the War"
THE PRICE OF GAS METERS.

NAs METERS which will register pressure as well as
" measure the quantity Of gas delivered, look like an
sx,~n.;v, Injury 10 the Oklahoma Gas and Electric com
..nv. pox engaged in struggling through a hard winter
r.ke 1, from Mr.. Molinard, there are now SllOOW worth
= ,h.-bodied. no, to say energetic, gas meters on the
th ~h;eh ,uch an innovation would throw out OF en-
vioyment, and the expense OF replacing them WIN SONIC
tkisr lust as good, or better, would be a blow However
- he mayor point, out, the ultimate consumers nave
sa>csd . deposit to cover the value OF the present force Of
-,>,,,. or thereabou,,. There is also a suspicion that they
Asve o,id for them in several other different ways IN the
rh;uv ,ea,ou when the pressure dropped to the last gasp
- ce.,ed to gasp At all, while the little indicator went
marching on, like John Brown, soul, perpetual motion
or the v. X brook.
Therefore. the mayor /, right in his contention that
ne people who put up for those meters have a righ' 10
t,v an improved device Il one can be found. Mr.. Mol'nard
a identical about the existence Of any such double-setion
ooursotion as the new gas ordinance suggests, and says
h never heard Of such a thing II is possible, however, that
~ reason ne didn't hear OF II was that he wasn't listening
OF course there are machines for recording pressure, Just
"a there are meters for registering the flow in cubic ieet
and means Of counting the thermal unit, Of the gas. A
combination Of these features is within the possibilities
AZ mechanical genius, no doubt, but might be too expensive
10 be placed within reach Of the plain people or a down
trodden gas company.
II such Is the case, other means OF relieving the 'iiua'
ton should be sought, for it is not the purpose OF the CITY
n run the gas company on the rocks. All anyone asks II
iris gas controversy is a square deal and an even break
and that should be accorded to company as well as con
amer. And being the goat is a tiresome role to the con
sumer, despite extended training in that line.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15

- m-y- nl american aerr mot confined to h, sector in Lgnmos
ahU.H. new F 4.u .tt ivy 1nh,5,%sJ r#s,
7. .-n rat- r r. $ Mimic ,airu. where DOR men are holding
.-oa... u~ sm--.a -aaa. .ag . identified in tn, story Of the
.r me- -.--ca.a cause ana nrar prisoner returned TO the French line,
TO- on'taa ~a gu. rr o @ RAID gsauo, Yesterday around Le prettg
r- IN .art urma boo. o. defense ra what they wanted and retired
I'm n ome1 @ m a"sn. {. rand. which have st bee. r.E GaTi,d t on by
.aafe r-fs msnatahs THURSDAY marnn. o. an Official statement from
.-., m from boz an tn mmcia,, -cs,v, IS novn to a unit"
Ter a nrr-r--iL division. O. i-o. men each IN the front line and
en- r-sue nasHa umrr .r German. could aaa their forces on the French
, .r -r-maa aa .- ar. OIL rna,namf IT. the Hun plan, his
ra- ra m n .nr nem lime am" an to $40 yard, hack Of the
a7 -o" ever r.. -na g 5n. ' -g. . Us where VII, .l the T n%%, OF Of IN
5sr-nr --r-cr-aua. an. ts know tn, veal points
. o. is. -l@ -1..'- .- . =" renee mes. ION formidable yB !" sor @t of dsfs ns%f has BEEN g1
un r .r r--~ aru. Oh. vmer month. along the entire position"
aun q aema. pa MOI rsnea upon hi. advertising o. l9s as a year Of
o.,aa .gr-..rv mrycmrr /, fug and Faam
en- v.-nav you seer am rersn. oatsTa. Of the number Of British
nrmo1 -rr Flaw yo. rea. antans aeoa. the wors g, hass army
rar- IN .ur .vn. rra. into condition ir fighting
>. 1 -r m amr ar going 90 stan, su0 and take whatever punish
Tn pee . .r sire va .sam Fighting offensive with
-nanrr rooaHaa 1c. Eus.a have stopped al. SPECULATION Of another
To- To- aac- ur I'VE anane rrna province Or two and YOU hear almost
.u,.Iu roa. ns an. IRENE. offensive measures
Ii'wn no IT, sa.-oor + the koql,r plain through long months Of eS.
o .a,- 77 .-.. .". q. 'a m ps ai@, % fas g,g'9 flare 'l w o q new @ T bss ri" Of R %y
Tn 9-. mi, r. .a. attention from the new line of Yprss to a point
aop IN In ,--sas tn. snsmr
Tn s-as no, @ common, na tried to gel information about the dis;
oar-oa G r arm .r ial Amos a the ezpens, o ieopardiung the national
.mv -a-rc refuse ,. SAL WORD tina. would make public the deliberations,
en- wa com g versatile where the campaign of 1915 was decided upon.
r-pr c@r ua a rrrsr j. bound to strengthen his bd on the leading
.ra. frr -. earn -,srrmcr &. tine people a having false hopes Of prospects
~ gr-lul. rUc. rnEttCrc. ha. me. d1Nn-W. M II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15
MORE CHAPLAINS NEEDED

THAT the morals Of our soldiers are 10 be guarded as
1 carefully as their health, their spiritual welfare 70 be
considered as much as their physical w%el-being, Is .nai-
Gated by General Pershing's request for more Chaplain
three TO a regiment, and some more for extra duty since
regiments have been greatly expanded, this need IS obvious,
and will likely meet with the approval OF the var lie
partmenL Also. the guiding influence OF the ministry IS
apt to be more essential in a foreign land than when
troops are stationed among their own people, with greater
opportunities for attending the churches OF their choice
outside the army station. This is a call 70 Elnch me
clergy will respond, and in which some OF our loiest MIN.
isters arc already engaged.
But before undertaking the pastorate OF a battalion. a
preacher should assure himself he is a man suited 70 me
task. II he is not, failure will be his lot, he will he a
thorn rather than a comforter to the troops, and ms m
lluenee for good, which is the only reason Tor MS going.
will be negligible,
The army chaplain should be primarily a mans preacher.
and not too old at heart to make allowances for he lire
and even the folly Of youth. Strat-aced piety vii not
charm a husky soldier, nor ia gospel OF tear serve 10
keep him on the straight and narrow. The chaplain
should be a man well gifted at mixing with men and
winning their confidence. With such qualifications and
his righteous purpose, the good he can do and the 1eip ID
can be to the soldiers is enormous. He will preach, Of
course, but he must do more than preach must get into
the lives Of the men, and learn OF their joys and sorrows
their needs and hopes and fears. Many men OF The cloth
arc qualified for this work, and many, some OF them aoi'
ministers in ordinary fields, are not The selections should
be made carefully
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15
AN OLD FOOL AND HIS MONEY.

MATRIMONIAL mishaps of DR.. J Marion Smith OF
IVA Los Angeles, lately recorded in the news columns
should be accepted as a warning sign apd a horrible ex-
ample. A rich old man should know that he couldn't
marry a Is year-oId girl, unless he we're rich, and IS en-
titled to all the trouble he contracted in that way lie
should also realize that his chances would be even less
with a dashing divorce unless he had the price, and he
doesn't seem to realize that these females OF the species
had designs on his funds. But, while he admits that he
u going ahead 10 wed another woman young enough to
BE- his daughter, and says he is going to deed her his prop
erty. That is to prevent the divorce getting her clutches
on II, but he will wake up some bright California morn
ing, quite likely, and find he has leaped from the frying
pan into the fire. Which ought to be a warning to other
rich old men, but the chances are it won't be. The old
fool and his money are soon parted when a young woman
aets a chance in the game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15
RpPinnR
KhDnneSl.
% Mazf-M1lason
FOR o AND ME.

r OR YOU and me the brave boys 90
+ " face a grim and deadly foe, to
fight in darkness, cold and snow,
for you and me. They break off all
their cherished ties, they say, perhaps,
their last goodbys, to suffer under
foreign skies, for you and me. They
leave the safe and peaceful grind they
go, their country's need in mind, and
leave their weeping girls behind, for
YOU and me We are too old, too fat
or lame, to climb the warlike Prussian
frame, and so our boys must play the
game. for You and me. | see them go,
in pairs, in iiyes; ! hope each one OF
them survives but il they die they give
their lives for you and me, That we
may count in peace our hoard, the
packages in bank vaults stored, our fino
young men take up the sword, for you
and me. That foreign tyrants may be
ioiled, that our bright flag may be UNI
soilcd, through weary marches men
have toilcd for YOU and me. That we
may face the world and cry, Our COUP
try's honor stacks up high" the boys
20 forth to fight and die, for you and
me. For you and mel Are we so small
that we would dodge the country's call
to help the boys who fight and fall for
YOU and me? Oh, let us buy nine bonds
and show Just what we think about the
foe, about the soldiers boys who go.
for YOU and me. .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15
CIGARETs FOR SOLDIERS.

WITH due regard to The girls they lett behind hem, 'na
w French maidens to be met beyond the sea. my LADY
Nicotine is going to be the chief ,oacr OF our soldiers Jvef
there. Tobacco in pipe or pdl will furnish cheer To- Inc
home,ick hours, brace shattered nerves in time Of .uf-
mol, make the rest IN billeh more rsstiul, ioothe Inc
wounded somewhat. and even ease the agony OF lying mem
Those are some Of the things the nakinh mean 20 Juf
warriors, and il is up to the smokers here At home and
other generous folk to see that the supply does not run low
How much the eigarets mean to the fighting men Is
indicated by a passage from "Oyer the Top IN Vren
Arthur Guy Empey is telling Of the wounded I1mnie'
lie writes:
when ! opened my eyes, ! was lying on a 'rr'enef
in a low. wooden building Everywhere / looked . 'aw
rows Of Tommies on %sretchers, some dead to ne No5i4
and the rest with Tags in their mouths
In The vernacular Of the army, particularly me British
army. the Tag Is a cigaret, as most OF he readers 1i
war stuff know by this time. This instance merely goes
to show how tobacco helps those who fight our battles
and suggests the discomfort which must result N'sn Inc
supply runs low or becomes exhausted.
Because of this, and because we love our soldiers ''
rens Of Oklahoma City should respond literally no The
campaign the Lions club will put on next week 10 he interest
OF the Times Boys In France tobacco fund Take { rom
those who have been there. no other gilt will be more
appreciated, nor better serve TO maintain the spirits and
morale Of the army French tobacco is not 70 me taste
Of our troopers, and American brands are sometimes hard
to get BY contributing to Ibis fund, YOU will help prevent
such shortage, and win the everlasting gratitude DO .ome
soldier in search Of a smoke.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15
ABOUT THE JAKE" JAG.

PREVALENCE Of Jamaica ginger ioyiulness among The
4 inebriates brought before the Oklahoma City police
court is another indication Of the length some men vii.
60 to drown their sorrow or celebrate their triumph' The
police are to be commended for their efforts to check
the traffic Of the dispensers of this heated hilariy That
it is about the most baneiul beverage this side Of wood
alcohol, may also reduce its consumption, when It's deadly
qualities arc generally known. But the fact that It pro-
yides a considerable portion of the alcoholic cases g
encouraging, in a way. There is nothing about lake,
according to a man who has taken it for a stomach-acns,
which could possibly win a following, except its stimulating
qualities, and its somewhat frequent and promiscuous use
is proof that more palatable and satisfactory liquors arc
scarce and hard to find in this bone dry realm. Prohibi.
ton may not prohibit entirely. but it is certainly restrict
ing a great deal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15
Our Daily Birthday Party.

Nine. Marcella Sembrich, famous
operate soprano, born at Lemberg.
Galicia, % years ago today.
Albert b. Cummins, senior United
States senator from Iowa, born at
Carmichaels, Pa, 68 years ago today.
Elihu Root, former secretary of state
and United States senator, and head OF
the late American mission to Russia,
born at Clinton, N, Y, 70 years ago
today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15
XomMp XmeS EfI

Twenty Years Ago.
Susan y Anthony called tho
thirtieth annual convention OF the Ma
tional Woman Suffrage association 20
order al the columbia theater az
Washington today The decorations
consisted mainly IN the display OF TWO
large American flags each with tour
,lar, emblemaiic OF the states which
have granted suffrage 20 women.
Phil D. Hall Of Shawnee and wife
have come TO Oklahoma City 70 make
their home.
George A. Green Of Guthrie was 10
the city today
Fifteen Years Ago.
The river is frozen today but there Is
So much snow and sleet on the ico
that skating is poor. Despite this
there was a good crowd on the zee all
day.
While blowing through the snow
today one OF our new street cars
jumped the track but no damage was
done.
The members Of the Bon Ami club
will have their dance At the Lee hotel
this evening.
Ten Years Ago.
Little Vera May Alexander is quitd
IN with the measles.
Ms Harrison Ruiiner Teasdale ol
the Vera flats IS another sufferer with
the grippe this week
I DR. and Mrs. i. T. Kirkpatrick got
their valentine by the stork route this
year. It leaving them a handsome boy
which makes a trio Of handsome sons
with which they are favored.
Ouanah Parker. one OF the most dis
| tingui,hed Indians in the territory, wa,
a guest in the city yesterday.
-
II is told Of a prominent bachelor
here that he IS going 20 purchase q
driving horse this spring, and will cal
1t Closer" Then when ne takes 1
beautiful maid whom he loves driyin.
and comes 20 a long shady lane h,
can with perfect propriety urge sc
up Closer" Get up Closer" Thal
horse will never be run to death either
il the plan works.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15

Despite other scareities, there continues to be an ample
supply Of oratory, some Of which is just as cheap as it
ever was.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15

While the first ~harbinger Of spring is ever in danger OF
beins ~frostbitten, it is not too early to get the garden going
There are a lot Of people to feed,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15

II you aren't carrying a gun, &c, a hoe and make The
back yard garden solve the cost Of living and help iced he
nation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-15
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