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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13
Polityka.
Sen. Lewis k%andydatem
ma Bur11istrza.
Ma bye wspolnym kandyda'
tenn dw6ch frakcyi

Dwie frakcye demokratyczne, t. J..
Sullivana i Dunne'a porozumdaly sic
onegdaj ma wspolnem zebraniu re-
prezentant6w / wysuneiy wsp6lna Ii
ste kandydat6w acknowledgement,
kt6rzy sic beda ubiegali o nomina-
eye ma urzedy miejskie W zblizaja-
cych sic prawyborach z poparciem
tych dwu frakcyi.
Ma czele tel listy jest senator ia
mes Hamilton Lewis, kt6ry bedzie
kandydatem ma burmistrza. Obecnie
znajduje sic We Waszyngtonie by}y
guberaator Dunno / stara sic Le--
visa uakiorN, aby zgcdz!I sc ma
swa kandydature.
Dalej ma llscie znajduja sic:
Henry Stuckart, byly skarbnik
miejski / powiatowy, kt6ry znow
bedzie kandydowal ma %skarbnika
mieiskiego. Stuckart sic wsiaWii,
gdy zwrociI W czterech latach ST.
100000 do skarbu publicznego jake
prowizye cd funduszow publicznych.
J. T. Igoe. obecny klerk miejski,
jake ponoWny kandydat ma ten sam
urzad.
Sedzia j. NJ. O'Connor. jako kan
dydat ma sedziego wyzszego.
F.. Borrelli, asystent prokuratora
federalnego. jake %kandydat Ia Sc
diego municypalnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

Tw6rzcie SHE zbrojna j gromadz-
Gle fundusze. W0JSKO l SKARB
tie diva siowa zawieraja w So
bic eel naszych dazen, program
n~aszej piracy, wysiikow i po--
Swiecen.
WOJSKO SKARB, to drogo-
wskaz do Wolnej i Niepodleglej
Zjednoczonej Polski! Lecz co in
nego, godzic sic ma przeprowa--
dzona uchwafe - powiedzmy ma
Seimie w Detroit - a CO innego
~wprowadzac jej w zycie.
Tu ME idzie i iSc ME powinno
o samo suche uznanie czy przy-
znanie racyi, mp. doktorowi "a
n~apisanie recepty ma dana cho-
robe jaka udafo mu sic ma pod
stawie swej wiedzy lekarskiej
odkryc, tn idzie przedewszyst--
klein i rozchodzic sic powinno,
o sporzadzenie lekarstwa i "a
stosowanie tegoz choremu, jeze-
Ii ma prawde tego chorego chce-
my wyleczyc chcemy go uzdro-
vic i w rodzinie zyjacych wi
dziec, a jeszcze ma naczelnym
miejscu...
NajwznioSlejsze haSia nasze,
Polski nam ME wywalcza - je-
zeli hase{ tych W Gym ME "a
mienimy.
Cd Sejmu w Detroit up}yne-
10 kilka miesiecy i cosmy w tych
kilku miesiacach zdzia}ali?
Czy wszyscy wypemilismy ma
sze zadanie, nasze obowiazki wo-
bee Polski i wypemiamy, tax jak
mas to STAG?
Czy - jezeli o werbowaniu O.
chotnika do Armii Polskiej "a
pomniano, a zwr6cono sic szcze-
g6lnie do zbierania fundusz6w,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

ME pope}niono b4edu? Nalezalo
tn oznaczyc granice kto ma i5G
do wojska, a kto dac ma Skarb.
lego ME przypilnowano. To
tez ME jeden ,,slacker'' wykreci}
Gil sic cd wojska datkiem pieciu-
dolarowym ziozonym ma 10000
900 fundusz.
Pierwszem jest wojsko - po-
tenn Skarb - Doc va pieniadze,
io4nierza wynajac ami kupic, ME
MONA.
Kolektor6w zbierajacych dat
XII winic ME MONA "a to, re
p%rzyjmowali datki i cd takich,
kt6rzy ME pieniadze, ale siebie
dac powinni, gdyz pod tym
wzgledem instrukcyi ME otrzy-
mali cd nikogo.
Lecz jeszcze ME zapozno, i ME
tylko to, co sic przeoczy1o MONA
by naprawic, ale rownoczeSnie
dobra robote zrobic!
Otto, z~aprowadzic odznaki (gu-
ziczki) ola wszystkich tych, kto-
rzy czy to z powodow cd mich
niezaleznych Oak mp. odrzuce-
ME przez lekarza, czy familij--
nych (zona, dzieci ma utrzyma-
niu) do Armii wzieci bye ME mo-
ga. by guziczkami tymi mogli
sic wylegitymowac, re tch6rza-
mi ME So.
Guziczek taxi ME tylko chro-
nifby m}odzienc6w tych co chcie-
Ii iSG i walczyc, - ale odrzuceni
przez lekarza zostali - cd bra
MIA ich "a tch6rzow, czy to W To-
kalu, ma zabawie, ma ulicy czy
gdzieby ME by}o, ale bedzie do
bra legitymacya i W Polsce.
Pc takim guziczku wiedzia}o-
by sic z daleka juz, z kim sic ma
do czynienia.
Rekrutacya ma ukonczeniu, to
tez tenn szybciej popierajac mysl
nfniejsza popehiony b}ad napra-
wicby MONA z korzyScia wielka
ola sprawy, DO takim guziczkiem
Polonia Amerykanska przyspo--
rzylaby Armii Polskiei w ciagu
trzech powiedzmy tygodni -
10, 900 ochotnika.
. Ortezet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13
CZTERECH
MA TYKIECIE U
KANSKIM

- Pc stronie republikansEiel
~starania pogodzenia dw6ch frak.
cyl dotychczas ME przynoszq
zadnych rezultatow. DIVA tygo--
dnie temu przedstawiciele frakcy;
Deneena ! Brundage'a rozpocze-
Ii rokowania celem wysuniscId
wspolnego kandydata ma bur!nl-
strza, poniewaz przyszli do wn'o.
sku, re jesli partya republican,
ska zostanie podzielona ma :rz7
frakcye, burmistrz Thomson ME
watpliwie otrzyma nominacye, CO
zapewni zwyciestwo kandydato,
wi demokratycznemu. Obecn'e
stale sic widocznem, re rokowa.
MIA te spelzna ma niczem, gdy1
ami iedna ami druga frakcya ME
chce sic zgodzit ma kompromiso-
wego kandydata.
Wszystko wskazuje, 5e pc st:o
ME republikanskiej bedzie CITE
rech kandydatow ma burmistrza.
4 mianowicie; burmistrz ThomP-
son jake kandydadat swej frak~
cyl, kapitan c. +. Merriam jak"
kandydat niezalezny, {. A.
McC ulloch jako kandydat frakc !
Brundage'a, oraz kandydat frai-
cyl Deneena. kt0ry jeszcze ne
zostai wybrany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

2 tego kraju w~yjezdAam. Jak to moze
byc?" OdpowiedzieliSmy mu, re kraj
ton by1 W wojnie, robotnicy zarabial1
wielkie pieniadze. bic sic ME sill -
bwfaSzcza ME obywatele. SluSznem jest
przeto, Acby nieobywatele piacih obec-
ME wszyStkie war tax l ME so do
lar6w Rad powinien brat "a wyjazd
10 starego kraju cd SamotnegO zwlasz-
"a czfowieka, ale przynajmniej try ra-
~ lyle. - M6wiac try razy lyle - ME
mylimy sic z pewnOScia. - Ciezko CT sic
bracie bedzie stad do Polski wydostat'
Kbopotu wiec ME bedziesz mial lad
nego wtedy, jeSli do Armii Polskiej sic
zapiszesz. Kto madry Zapisa} sic juz i
Odiecha} - lub zapisze sic dis l jul
tro. - Komu oleju w gfowie Zawsze
brakowafO, albo ktO Zaw!sze rachowac
ma cos lubia}, ten sic p~rzerachuje H..
pozaluje niedfugo.
l coz stad, re 20 podpisaniu warun-
k6w pokoju musisz jeSzcze poi roku bye
aofnierzem? - Gas ten zicci ci ogro-
mie szybkO. A bedzieSz juz s(uzyc "
swoim Braju, W Polsce. blisko swOich.
Bedziesz juz m0gl W tym czasie ma ur-
Top do mich ~poiechaG, napisac list i Cd
powiedz otrzymac.. A cZy ty. wieSz,
czy 20 uko1czeniu wOiny IA rok be-
dziosz m6gf jechaG do POlski? - Me
ma to pOk6j pOdpiSany bedzie, byS ty
zaraz m6gl jechaG.... JW 200 tysiccy
podan o pOzwolenie ma wyiazd do Eu-
ropy jest zloione. Najpierw vice CT
musza wyjechac... Nastcpnie okre-
ty pOtrZcbne beda IA przew0z zyWno-
Sci. %materyal6w ~pOtrzebnych do odbu-
dowania caiej Europy. a ty mOzcsz Ma
wyjazd j DIVA lata czckaG. Iwlaszcza.
.ic&li Gle Z piracy wypedza, a ia tw0im
mieiScu postawia takieGO. kt6ry PREY
wojSku SluAyl / biz sic Z Nicmcami....
SpieSzcie vice DO STACEY acknowledgment
pGki cas-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13
re SPRkW
Armii Polskiei
WE FRANCYI.
We KANII

lyle ray pisaliSmy, he rekrutacya do
Armii PolSkiej zOStanie zamknieta, be
p6k MONA, by kazdy Polak spieszy3
do Centrum Rekrutacyjnego j zapiSy-
wal sic. - Jedni nam uwierzyli, inni
ME. - CT, &C uwierzyli, zapiSall sic /
W tych dniach beda juz W POlSce. Innf,
czekaja jeSZcze niewiadomo ma co !
POGO. - l OTTO dowiadujemy she, re re-
krutacya do Armii POlskiej z dniem Is
lutegO, b. r. ZuStanie Zamknieta. DIS
powinien kahdy Polak zapisac sic w
Szeregi Armii PolSkiej. - PowtarZamy
DziS ME odkiadac zapisania sic ma o.
statnie dnie, gdy i be- tegO bedziemy
mieli naval piracy. - Pc O~Znaczonym
wyzej czaSie, chocbyS plakal bracie, ME
zOStanieSz przyjety.
&
WObeC tegO, re rekrutacya 2 dniem
15-gO lutegO Z~OStaje ~zamknieta, chcia-
iOby sic bye olbrzymem i wolaG g}oSem
wielkim do Rodak6w: ,,ZapiSujcie sic
" Szeregi Armii POlskiej, bO PoESka
was pOCrZebuje, DO dis macie SpoSO-
bnO&G bye zo4nierDami, DO macie SposO-
bnoSc uniknac W ~przysz4oSci wiele ME
przyjemnoSci." - Nabadz, bracie, Odwa-
| gi, i przyjdz dis do biura, kt0re sic
mieSci PREY Milwaukee ave. i Augusta
ul. a Otwarte jest cOdziennfe od 9-tej
rano do 9-tej wieczOrem. ZaS W ME
dziele cd 10-tej rano do 2-giej po po-
1udniu.
Doszlo do naszej wiadOmOSci, re by}y
organizatCr W Centrum Rekrutacyjnem
W Chicago, Ill. Stanisfaw KrzywOnOs,
kt6ry zostai 2wofniony z Obowiazk6w
w piracy rekrutacyjnej, a pOwo1any do
obozu, urzadza jakies wiece ma rzecz
Armii PolSkiej. - Wobec tego oswald
czamy, re S. Krzywonos ME jest do u
rzadzania wiec6w u~powaAniony AMI
przez mas, ami przez Komitet Obywatel-
ski. Ponadto ME wolnO mu wiecej w
mundurze 5ofnierza pOlskiego chodziG.
- Ostrzegamy vice pred MIN kogo
nalezy, szczeg0lnie ksiezy prOboszcz0w
| wszystkich ludzi dobrej wolf.
Znowu bohaterowie do Chicago przy-
jeidzaja. Tym razem przyjezdzaja ma
stale CT, kt6rzy Dostali mnni ma from
cieI Me pcwr6ca jul do szereg6w, ale
SpOczna ma zasluzonych laurach. - Do
Chicago przybywaja nastepujacy Blu
dziak Andrzej zamieszka}y pred zapi-
saniem sic pod mr.. 1914 Dickson III.
Paw{owicz WalentH, Raczy1ski Aloj-
", Ranczyna Andrzej lei trzej ME po-
dali swego adresu W ~aplikacyach), Po-
mierski E. Jan, 1925 Evergreen ave,
Tomczyk Stanisfaw 1881 Winchester
ave-, WyzykowSki Walenty, 100 w.
4S-th str, Ziemba Wojciech, 1884 Divi-
sion str, Skicewicz Alehsander, 1902
Cornell ST., Wysocki Zygmunt, POLO w.
Dist str. 1 Krzykowski Jan, 2937 n.
Springfield w - Ma razie przybywa
ich do Chicago tylko 11-tu. Dalsi, .jak
sic dowiadujemy z Biuletynu, w kr6t-
kim czaSie ~przybeda. S%podziewamy sic,
re POlonia tutejsza przyjmie ich z o.
twartemi ramiony, przyjmie ich jak
prawdziwych bohater6w i postara sic,
by i'm nigdy ma niczym ME zbywaio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

Lewis ! Borrelli reprezentuja ma
liscie kandydat6w frakcye Dunne'a-
O'ConnelPa. Byiy skarbnbk Stuck
art, kerk mietski Igoe / sedzia o.
Conner reprezentuja organizacye re-
gularna, t. ]. frakcye Sullivan'a.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29

ready letters have been sent to
leading Jersey breeders, West and
East to get line on available
bulls In buying bulls only such ami
mails, as are good individuals and
backed by pedigrees showing high
milk and butterfat production, will
be considered. The actual buying of
the bulls will rest VITA the board
of directors, elected at the organi-
cation meeting which will be call
ed as soon as the preliminary veal
has been completed in the differ
ent sections.
An answer to the question Are
these associations successful in
other communities will be given
in a short article next week, telling
results actually secured in places
where cooperative bull associations
have operated for some years.
With the example of the splendid
uccess of the Farmers Cooperative
Creamery in taking care of the
end of the dairyman's
produce, there is every reason to
believe that equal success will be
attained in cooperating to improve
and increase the production of the
Jersey herds in the Payette Coun-
y.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29

WE CANNOT GO BACKWARD.


Twin Falls Chronicle.)
If it had been intended that we
should not move ahead the Creator
would have supplied us with pedal
equipment so we might move back
ward expeditiously. But we were
not constructed that way. Our
feet point ahead. our eyes are TO-
cussed ahead, our minds are at
tuned to things in advance.
We couldn't use the flint-lock
any more than the hand reaper.
Yet there are those who urge us
to return to primitie state IN this
that they would bring about con-
ditions under which every man
would be law unto himself, living
in his cave of Adullam with stone
hammer to enforce his desires.
How otherwise can we describe
the motives of radicaiism, of Boil
shevikism and their associated aims
arond which gather the malcontent
the professional agitator, the neer
do well, the political shyster, the
anarchist? Their entire program
leads backward, for 1t spells de-
struction OF the institutions build
ed through years of toll and thought
substitution of the cave and the
stone hammer, displacementb OF
force for law, and appropriation of
the proceeds of other peoples labor
and thrift at the will of the inner
circle of cabalism.
The American people can no more
be induced to move backward into
such wretched wilderness, into
such dismal swamp, than they
could be induced to give up the
binder. the motor, their educational
systems or their faith in immortali
ty.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29

Miss Gordon's clear rici, voice runs the
gamut in the expression Of strong emo
tion. sparkling comedy and delicate
pathos. There is more than artistry
In her work--there sreal individual
ity. AS a child impersonator she has
few equals and certaialy no superiors
on the American platform. bensis a q
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29

Nampa, Ida,.The latest movement
in the case of the Non-partisar
league newspaper here, edited by w
G.. Scholtz, head of the league in
Idaho through designation of A. c.
Townley, is for receivership and
accounting in behalf of stockhold-
ers in the newspaper company and
prominent members of the league
who are arrayed against the radi-
calism of the Socialist crowd in
charge of the party and the paper
and who have not been satisfied
with the manner in which funds
collected from the farmers, have
been handled Attorneys have been
at work on this action for some
time.
TEN YEAR NOTE. U)
One Of the developments accord
ing to an attorney for the protest
ing stockholders, is that Scholtz
executed note to run for, ten years
as one means of acquiring control
Of the newspaper. Action will be
taken to have this note set aside.
There will also be disclosures re-
garding the bonds of the newspaper
sold to farmers but, as alleged, new
err issued.
The revelations bearing on the
operations OF the leaders of the
Non-partisan league have caused
further enstrangement of the mem
bership and has tended to confirm
the truth Of other exposures both
IN North Dakots and In this state
-T9tafHia EMILIA y 4
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29
All Glasses Uniting in Idaho to
Bring About Improved Condi-

lOnS.
II it were possible for state
convention to be held in Idaho, COM
posed of delegates representing
farmers, laborers, blanks, corpora
lions, mercantile institutions, pro-
fessional life and that body went Sc
riously to work to solve the industri
al problems OF Idaho the situation
would merely reflect frame of
mind that is finding individual ex-
preston in increasing volume.
We've got to get together"
That is the sentiment all over the
state. and it is growing.
The dependency of one class up
en- the other is more generally re-
cognized than ever before, and 1t
is also dawning upon all thinking
people that those idlers who fatten
upon the endeavor of others are
not representative of the business
life of the community or of the state
but an element that is thriving by
keeping these various interests
apart and fighting each other.
That element is composed II agi-
tators OF the worst type, some OF
them talking in society others on
the street corners, but all OF kind
grafters That is harsh word
out 1t seems to express the situa-
ton correctly. 1t Is to get away
from these high-brow and low-brow
trouble makers and to. unite in a
program of progress that many peo-
pie are getting together in a arie-
ty of ways who heretofore have
stood aloof from each other, in
many cases actiely fighting each
other.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29

regarding to workings of the Non
partisan league leaders.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29

Box 5S, Boise, Idaho.
May %, June IL.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29
REDUCED RATES EAST.

The G. A. r. National Encamp-
ment and w. R. C. will be hold In
Columbus, Ohio, beginning Septem.
Der 8, with rates similar to last year
No special meetings will be held
and all those who desire to become
members should see that their ap-
plication is in early SO all business
can be closed and remember that 1t
takes two meetings to elect. Meet
ings will be the second and fourth
Fridays each month with perhaps
only one in August. You are well
come to Join If patriotic with good
moral character. Delays are dan
gerous, and will the old homestead
look natural?
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29
DENIAL OF REPORT PRINTED
4D-c.r, .rIrrrrcsr, A 1,rnr

DENIAL OF REPORT PRINTED
IN "A 30 Sc NEWSPAPER.
Boise, Ida Boise newspaper
the other day printed story to the
leffect that Colonel Patch refused
appointment as member of the
Utilities Commission because he
| had discovered in the tender an
effort to bottle him up politically
! the law prohibiting any member of
the commission from running for
office for two years after the ex-
piration of his term as commission
err.
Your correspondent learns on
the highest authority that no such
considerations entered into the ac-
ton whereby Colonel Patch was
made Adjutant General and e. M.
Sweeley of Twin Falls appointed on
the Utilities commission.
Colonel Patch having had wide
military experience, was regarded as
fitting better into the adjutant
generals position and the services
of Mr.. Sweeley being available for
the other position, for which he
is regarded as being eminently quail
ilied, it was thought wise to re-
call the tended of the commission
place to Colonel Patch and put him
where he would be in position to
best serve his state in view of his
military experience.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29
ORGANIZE
ASSOCIATION

BETTER AND MORE PROFITA-
ABLE JERSEY COWS is the plan
of the Payette County farmers be-
hind the movement to organize a
cooperative Jersey Bull Association,
says F. w. Kehrli, Government
Dairy Specialist, who is in the coun-
ty this week, assisting Farm Bureau
Agent Palmer in organizing Idaho's
first cooperative bull association
Low producing cows dc not pay
while high producing cows make big
returns and the only way to increase
the production OF the daughters
over their dams is thru the use of
pure bred sires backed by large
milk and butterfat-producing an
cestors.
When 1t is considered that one
half the difference between a SIS
and $3.50 COW is often the result
of the difference between a poor
and good sire, then the Importance
of the bull association plan can
more readily be appreciated. Unless
better bulls are brought into the
county and used judiciously there
can be no great improvement in the
quality of dairy cattle in this sec
tlon, which is SO ideally adapted to
the requirements of the dairy COW.
Thru the cooperative Jersey bull
association now being organized
here every Jersey man located in
the vicinity of the different propos-
ed breeding blocks or sections,
can buy share in and have the SER
vices of superior sires, not only
this year but next, but for long
period of years And all this at az
cost not greatly exceeding that of
breeding to the scrubbiest knot
head in the country, or what is not
much better, some of the so-called |
pure bred males now aailable.
The association here is being
organized on. share basis, each
farmer interested, taking shares in
proportion to the number of cows
or heiferes of breeding age, one
share for each animal to be bred
The purchase price and cost of
are distributed accord
ing to the number of COWS subscrib-
ed by each member This gives the
man with one, two, three, or more
cows the same opportunity to i'm
prove his herd as the man with a
larger number of cows The asso-
citation will be divided into breed
ing blocks consisting of 40 to so
cows within two-mile radius. One
bull will be placed in each of these
blocks and bulls exchanged between
he different blocks approximately
every two years.
Prospects are that there will be
'our blocks in the Payette County as
to start with and possibly
more. Enough cows are practically
igned up on the basis of $40 a share
o form blocks at East New Ply
mouth, East Fruitland, South Pay
ute and North Payette. Interest in
his association has been reported
rom three other sections of the
county and possibly more blocks
will be formed before the organiza-
ion meeting
On the basis Of maximum cost
f $40 a share, $500 to $500 will
e available in each of these breed
ng blocks with which to purchase
'ulls, and with this money much
etter Jersey bulls can be secured
han have ever been in service in
he county If the right class of bulls
an be secured for less than the
400 or $500 available, shares will
ost proportionately less.
The thing of greatest Importance
i an association of this kind is ;,
citing bulls backed by actual butt q
'rfat production records, and al
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29
"PAsToR OF PETRoGRAD"
chautauqua Lecturer UnfoIds Great
Story Of Russia.

DR.. Joseph Glare was pastor of the
British-American Church in Petrograd
for several years and as an eye-wit-
ness to the tragic part Russia played
in the world war he has story at
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29

Foolish spending is the father OF
poverty Do not be ashamed of hard
work. Work for the best salaries
and wages you can get, but work
for half price rather than be idle.
Be your own master, and let socie-
ty or fashion swallow up your indi-
coat and boots. Do
not eat up or wear out all you
earn. Compel your selfish body to
spare something for profits sake.
Be stingy to your own appetite,
but merciful to others necessities.
Help others and ask no help for
yourself See that you are proud
Let your pride be of the right kind
Be too proud to wear a coat you
cannot buy; too proud to be in
company that you cannot keep up
with in expenses; to proud to lie,
or steal. or cheat; to proud to be
be a man of integrity and
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29
SPLENDID lMPERSONATOR
AT CHAUTAUQUA
Elsie Mae Gordon Stands at Top Of
Her Profession.

Elsie Mae Gordon, the celebrated
young lady who comes to Chautauqua
with readings and child impersona-
lions, is one Of the leaders of her pro
fession. No other artist is in greater
demand for Chautauqua audiences.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that I,
Lester Stickney convicted In May
1918, of the crime Of Grand Lar
ceny, in the District Court, of the
Seventh Judicial District, in and for
the County of Payette, State of Ida
no, and sentenced by said Court
to serve term of from One to four
teen years Imprisonment in the
Penitentiary at Boise, Ada County.
Idaho, will make application to the
Honorable Board of Pardons, at
their next regular meeting after the
legal publication of this notice, for
an absolute Pardon.
Signed:
Lester Stickney
Box SIS, Boise, Idaho.
May %, June ~.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29

ening that has yet come from that half
mysterious and wholly interesting land.
Few persons had the opportunity to
gain the inside intimate knowledge OF
the Russian Revolution that the PAS
tor of Petrograd" possessed. The
hoisting of the revolutionists' red flag,
the downfall of Kerensky and the cha
otto days which followed were all parts
of the great drama which he witnessed
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29

Grow Sudan grass the great dry
land crop. Seed for sale by Hugh
,SAearer. Phone 37kt-1-1., 20 II
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-29

AZ acres of land, half In alfalfa nc
better land. Inquire at Enterprise. tt