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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-10
NORTH PAYETTE

Mrs. R. H. Woods entertained ths
L. s. U. last Friday afternoon.
Every pupil in the Aman school wit
but one exception responded to the
call for clothes for the Belgian refu,
gees.
Mrs. James Shearer has a neal
cottage built in the grove near heI
residence and will be ocIpi@d by The
FAMILY e-Apioyed on the larm.
Geo Lattis, ST., from rae Slope
was overlooking his Winesap Orchard
in the Spur vicinity last week.
Mrs. P. P, Dawson recently RETURN
ed from Portland has b%en with fri
ends near CrysteI.
H. Harlana, Deputy State Fualft In
spector, is overlooking the orchards
IN this vicinity this week.
A fine baby boy arrived at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Behr ON April 4.
Arbor day was observed in Dist.
No. 9. No trees were plant d owing
ITO the lack of water, but the yard
and school rooms were cleaned Up
that day. 4
Gus Davis of FEuitland was buy
ing cattle IN this neighborhood last
Saturday.
Mrs. C. Glascock, ST., of Crystal,
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Aman in Payeue.
MIS-. c. P. Lattig coneR,sted tie
b ate examination in Dist. No. l
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Jobe Osborne and family Of
Weiser, have been wishing Mrs. Alics
Van Fleet.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dutton, Of
Weiser, spent Sunday with relatives
near Crystal. y
Edith Lesh has accepted a posi-,
ton in W7eiser as telephone opera
"a.
Opal Nichols is spending this
week at the w. Stanton home in
Payette- -
Mrs. Cable, on the Dawson farm,
rs confined to her bed with an
acute attack Of lagrppe.
The Rock sisters and Miss Hill
spent the week end in Weiser.
Osee Jackson retpxnsd from On
tario where she was employed at
the Prinxing home.
Frank Gardner Of Fruitland Spent
Sunday at the Former home.
, Mrs. r. L. Emerson has been In
town with her mother Mrs. F. E.
Hurd.
r. Thornton is remodeling and
the house on the place
recently purchased from the First
National Bank.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-10
Every Little HELPS.

Italy makes excellent use of her
waste paper. 1t is made into a cheap
and portable fuel for the soldiers.
Boys and girls go about the cities
collecting all the discarded newspapers
they can find These are brought to
establishments where the sheets are
converted by machinery into little
tight rolls about an inch In diameter
and two inches long, which are packed
into small bags and dispatched to the
army.
This compressed paper fuel Is most
convenient whenever an individual sol.
der wishes to warm up mugful Of
soup or coffee.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-10

4, Last Friday the grade base bal
team went down to Payette to play
the Payette grade team. Fruitlanc
won with a score 10 to Is. This is
Fruitland's first base ball victory this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells of Emmett
came down here last week to visit
their son, Louiel Wells. While they
were here Mrs. Mary Boor was taken
sick with the smalljox, so now they
are quarantined.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Devish and J. T.
Wayne were at the Tom Harris home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loveland of
Ontario are visiting their daughter
Mrs. C. E. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hurd were Sun
day dinner guests at the Charlie
White home.
Attention.! Next Friday afternoon
the 18th of April-from one o'clock
until two will be given over for Ar
Dor Day programs at the school. From
two o'clock on the FruitIand Mother
Circle viii entertain the Mother
Circles of the outlying schools.
Last Tuesday night Miss Gladys
McKeown entertained about twenty of
her friends to an April Fool party. AL |
most everyone present was dressed
in the most foolish manner conceiv-
able. Floyd Spainhower won first
prize. Delicious refreshments conf
5isting of sandwiches, coffee, cake and
ice cream was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wilson of Parma
spent Sunday with the H. NJ. Lewis
family.
Messrs. Tom, Robert and Ben Har-
is were entertained at the Henry
Ieckes home Sunday.
Last Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Bowers and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Covers stopped in at the home of j.
!. Bowers and surprised Mrs. Bowers,
ringing with them a delicious sup
er. The day previous was Mrs. Bow
rs birthday.
Tuesday there was a debate in the
ighth grade. The question was, Re
olved, that we should have League
{ Nations The affirmative side was
heodore Reins, Dorothy Lewis, Ben
ngle. The Negative-Francis Nc
GARD, Mary Swearingen, Marjorie
DON. The judges decided in favor of
e affirmative side.
The Frances Willard w. C. T. U
ct with Mrs. Henry Heckes last
thursday afternoon. About twenty
We pere present.
Fred Harper has rented his place
Glenn Darnall and intends to move "
Emmett next week. Tuesday the G
:. C. T. U. had a surprise on Mrs 3
arper and P good time was enjoyed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-10
clean Melted Gem Seed Potatoes.

This is your opportunity of secur-
ing Melted Gem potatoes free from
disease, pure stock, from high al
titude and about 100 miles north. A
change of seed from high and nor
thern location is always the right
change, when going south.
If enough orders to absorb the car
is received inside of two weeks will
ship them in and deliver from the
car. Sample at my office.
A. E. WOOD,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-10
Spraying Season is Here.

Get Hardie machine and YOU
spraying troubles are over.
The Hardy spray gun is wonder
A full line of machines, repairs, sup
plies and accessories; also good re
pair shop across street north of Pay
cite cold storage. We have what you
need. Call and see us.
HARDIE MFG. co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-10
A Fruitland Item too Late to Publisl
Last Week.


Little Charline Adams, aged ID
months and 10 days, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Adams
from the Emmett slope, died at Mrs
Adams sister, Mrs. L. 2. Schubert
home in Fruitland about one o'clocS
Wednesday afternoon of bronchial
pneumonia.
The funeral services were held in the
Christian church in Payette Thursday
after which the little body was laid to
rest in Riverside cemetery. Besides
t,e parents there is left to mourn one
sister Olive. The hereaved ones have
the !: !. apathy of many friends.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-10
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
Mrs. K. G.. Wilson


meeting. A standing vote was take
on the question of having a drainag
canal or not, which showed Fruitlan
ranchers were opposed.
The Queen Esther will meet wit
Mrs. Harry Powell on the fifteent
of this month.
E. B. Sargent made business tri
to Boise Saturday. Misses Maggi
Eldredge and Gladys Sargent wen
with him.
Mrs. Sadie Shank spent Sunday will
Mrs. Mary Burnett.
Miss Buelah Williams came down
from Boise Tuesday night to visit he
friend Miss Mamie Bayer.
Most Of the grades are preparing
Arbor Day programs.
The Christian Endeavor will meet
for a business and social meeting al
the A. A. BranthoVer home next Sat
urday night.
The Zierlein children have enrolled
in school,
Next Friday afternoon at o'clock
there will be Lenten services in the
Luthern church in Payette.
TIE Red Cross wish this announce
ment made: Mrs. Arthur Holbrook is
now secretary of the Red Cross and
Mrs. S. Hunter is at the head of the
knitting department.
Last week Mr.. Young's car ran over
L. II. Rich's foot, breaking two bones.
Though not very serious it causes Mr..
Rich considerable pain
Clarence Boor is down from Iron
sides.
Last Thursday Mrs. vestal had al
quilting bee at her home. 1t was an
lll-day meeting and Mrs. Vestal
served delicious dinner. Those pres
mt were, Mesdames L. w. Smith, N.
!. Peacock, Marx Thode, A. 7. Bishop,
\. L. Kingsbury, John Anderson and
!. VI. Brown and Miss Florence An
Ierson.
Mrs. Willard Hall and children Of
ontario spent Sunday with the E. A.
.inck family.
Don't forget the Senior Play to be
iyen Friday April 18th. Matinee in
he afternoon for the grade children.
fifteen cents will be charged For
he evening performance thirty five
ents.
Last Thursday Mr., and Mrs. VIM.
coke and daughter who have been
isiting the P. E. Silkett home, re-
1rned to Albion, Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Cain were Sun
ay visitors with the Rhoades family
! Payette.
Miss Vaye Bowers was home from
or school near Emmett over Sunday.
Mrs. C. NJ. Lackey and children of
itrich, Idaho, who have been visit
Is ISIe IcI the past wv "SShSi iC /
lrned home Tuesday. !,
G. L. Smith and children of Ontario
isited with Mr.. Smiths parents Sun
ay.
Rev. Kanaar of Payette spoke at the
artist church Sunday night.
Sunday the Barean Class met at the
rethren church, bringing their din
sr with them. A good social time
as enjoyed.
Rev. L. H. Ely and family took Sun
ay dinner at the home of Mr.. and
rs. Troy Schubert.
A thrift stamp contest has been or
anized in the seventh grade, Anna
iesler and Robert Hutch are the two
.ptains. At present Anna Giesler's
de is ahead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Swanson OF
ampa, Idaho, were here last week.
r Swanson intends to go to Twin
alls soon and Mrs. Swanson will re-
oiy, IN, Marina
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-10
"As TWAS TOLD TO Me-.


Mrs. Ruth Rogers, who suffered
paralytic stroke last week is a littl
Better at present.
In the election Saturday at Fruit
land the question of changing tn
good roads district to highway dis
trict was carried almost unanimously
The vote cast was not a heavy one
10 for and II against.
Miss Lulu Tackett accompanied hel
aunt Miss Jennie Walker to her home.
stead near Crane, Oregon, this week
An interesting base ball game was
played on the school ground Wednes-
day afternoon between Fruitland high
school team and a picked up team in
Guiding some of the business men.
Friday evening Mrs, Louisa Waed
gave an oyster supper to the garage
men and wives and contractor Falk-
ner and helpers and their wives. The
building was finished a month earlier
than contracted An enjoyable social
time was spent and before the guests
departed for their homes ice cream
and cake were served.
The NJ. B. Shermand family and
Mrs. Cozy Branthover and little
daughter motored to Caldwell Sun
day to visit relatives.
Mrs. H. G. Gardner underwent an
operation in the Ontario hospital Mon
day. Mrs. H. y: Robinson of Cald-
we'll is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN Rands have a
fine new seven-passenger Hundson
Supersix car.
DR.. Charles C. Paxton has moved
into the Robinson bungalow. Mrs.
Paxton spent several days here last
week returning to Boise until the close
of school, The doctor will have an
office in the building next the drug
store.
The P. H. Krost family moved to
Payette last week.
The W. A. Moreland family have
from Payette back to the
ranch.
Sunday afternoon about one o'clock
TIE C. Symes house burned to the
ground. Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Roy
stan are living on the ranch and had
left but a short time before for the
Royston hore Only a few things
were saved, although neighbors hur-
RED to help. 1t is not known how the
fire started but is thought probably :
due to a defective flue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Coon returned !
from their trip to Nebraska last Thurs
lay
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Roam of Boise !;
gave very instructive talks in the
Methodist church Sunday. Mr.. Roam !
spoke in the morning principally
lbout China. Mrs. Roam gave an il 7
ustrated talk in the evening showing !;
pictures taken on tLeir trip through =
Korea, Japan and China.
Mr. A. b. Charles and motner ac- y
,ompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Roam and !
also spent TIE day with the J. NJ
zinsey family who were friends in 7
zehton, Ohio.
Miss Esther Kinsey is spending the 7
week in Boise going over Sunday !,
light with the Roans and Charles !,
n their car.
Mr.. Fl. r. Boomer has purchased 4
new Empire milking machine. He \
S very much pleased with his Ford
On tractor recently purchased, and .
= - e 81, horses 2
~ r,,-rl- faster. i,
Thursday evening everybody i
,ror~ht IN the neighhors they could
-ct into their cars as ttey were urged \
. do ard attended the big drainage =
-ccting held in Tire Fiuitland high T
,hool b--iId'r,, Y, s Drainage En- :,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-10
At a Guess

An Instructor in workshop arithme-
tic, ETC.. to would-be air mechanics at g
large camp in England writes to say
that the lack of knowledge Of the most
elementary arithmetic displayed by
some of his charges Is astounding.
As typical instance. he relates that
he had no little trouble In convincing
one young man that there were 10C
hundredths In an inch. He next asked
his pupil how many thousandths he
reckoned there would be In an inch.
After gazing long and earnestly at his
ruler. the youth answered.:
"Biimeyi There must be millions of
'emp r.
A Practical Test.
A shrewd old countryman was being
questioned by the vicar on his relig-
ious tenets. He had heard the old man
was Baptist, and although he had
nothing to say against the belief Of
this sect he implied that perhaps the
established church was the better road
to salvation. The old man. after lis
tening to the wears fears on his be
half, said: From this village to the
market town there are three roads.
There's the straight road along the
valley, the old coach road over the
hills and the main road running along.
side the park wall. When l get my
wheat to the market town they don't
say to me, 'Hullo, John, which road
did you come byr but What's your
wheat likeT"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-10

500 pounds seed corn, prolific and
hardy, variety Golden Jewell. Phone
Mrs. Harry T. Lewis, Fruitland,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
JUDGES OF ORPHANS
COURT HOLD SESSION

Routine business including the fil-
INK of papers and examining and pass
Ing upon aceonDts. was transacted
this morning At the regular weekly
session of the Orphans Court for Anne
Arundel county. as follows:
RepOrt Of Christian Dammeyer ad-
n1inistrafor {. L i. Of Theodora Dam,
meyer, deceased, was fled.
First and final account of Christian
Dammeyer, administrator d. { 81 og
theodore nauameyer. deceased. was
fllei and approved by the Court.
Statement og the assets of the per-
sonal estate Of Lizzie @ Woodward,
deceased. was filed May "A and PASS
ed today, May 2T.
First and flnal account of Josephine
Galloway. executrix of Benz. G. Gal
loway, deceased, filed May RI, was ex-
anined and passed BY the Court.
The last viii and testament of Wes-
Icy Richardson was hled today
First and final account of Horace
Jacobs, q. {. a.. of Mary Louise Jacobs,
deceased. was filed, examined and
passed today BY order OF the Court.
III the matter Of the estate of Mary
Louise Jacobs, the report of sales Of
Horace II Jacobs. administrators of
Mary Louise Jacobs, deceased was
flied and passed BY the Court,
Inventory Of the personal estate 81
John Il Stallings. deceased, was filed
today and passed by the court
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
BICYCLE AND AUTO
IN COLLISION AND
SMALL BOY Is HURT


While DE saf Meyers 4 small boy was
returning from school On his bicycle
on Duke az Gloucester street shortly
after twelve o'clock this afternoon, ac
came into collision with IN aatpFno
bile driven by naval osIleer Who was
rounding the corner Of the Circle. ana
Gloucester at Hotel Maryland
The lad was thrown on his wheel
and suffered but slight IN ilusy consist
ing Of q few abrasious of the skin I5e
was picked up III the naval y fisseS n Il
carried into the Marylani hosel where
the blood vas washed eff. and the boy
vas taken By the ofAee.' ID his auto
mobile 10 his home On Madison street.
IIe Is son IL MI. and MIS- David
Meyers If this city The boy Is about
eleven years
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
|. S. WHITTINGTON
INJURED BY A
FALL. DOWNSTAIRS
venerable t'ltixen NarrQWly Escapes
Serious Injury While Attempting
III Answer Door He'll AT Home

Mr.. John S. Wilmington venerable
citizen. who lives alone 1t the Whit
#lington residence Oh West street, met
with painful. though not 4 serious,
accident last night
Mr. wilmington, who had retired for
the night. was lii the act of ans eTtrg
|the door lell, when lie missed the
ton step, falling the entire length *of,
stairs. That ne escaped with only =
laceraEion of the scalp and q bruised
hand, besides shock. IA most remark.
allie for i man Of his years. He has.
Leen Tor many Fears t'rier 70 the Court
Eof Appeals. where he has been EN-
ployed practically alt his life, having.
held no other position.
THAT the door belI was rung. was
due to the fact that Mr.. Wilmington
had sent Tor the Agent 81 the Society
fpr Prevention 0f Cruelty 10 Animals
Mr.. 3, q, Biaisdell, II come 70 his home
and Kill cat that was sick and SUI
fering. Mr. RlaisdeIl went early last
evening. ringing the door bell, several
times Getting no response, Agent
Dla .gdeI had started away. and gone
across the street To inquire what could
BID The meaning of the queer noise he
heard III the house, as Of something
being rolled down the steps. While
making the inquiry, Mr.. Biaisden
glanced over 70 the Wilmington house,
and was surprised % see man stand
ing In the door In hts night shirt, With
blood trickling down his face.
hfr BlasdelI immediately retraeed
his steps To the Nhlttington house and
seeing Mr. Wilmington was injured,
placed him III an automobile and took
him 10 tie Emergency Hospital where
fiis injury was dressed and be II now
patient He III suffering from shock
besides d bruiscd hand and scalp lac
GRAFTON. but rested comfortably last
night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
HIGH school. BIDS AL
roo HIGH REJECTED p

Presenting bids that we're ten thou
sand dollars apart. and then exceed
INK the allotment by i sum equally ex-
eessive. two bids presented this morn
i'm Tor building High school in the
Eighth district we're rejected by the
comwittee
one Bid was Tor SO 900 the other
for $50 00g, when the School Board IS
liraitea to S,0p0 Tor the erection %
j high school sn tbs Southern part of
the county.
AT the meeting this morning besides
superintendent FOX, of the County
Board Og Educa saon, there were pres
ent the architect; Henry Hopkins, Dr.
parrie. Emmett Webb. Senator Frank
Nj Duyall and JOhn Phipps. The COM
Yaittee viii uaee9 again khis afternoon.
Ii sloesn Il make much siifference nov
what Republican Snngress does to
HI. Wilson: he'a getting used to it.
yew york Morning Telegraph.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
n & Nes.s From sSs.lEa Car

III the present time Nalter Asyarss
of Myers Garage, has heard nps hing
from his Hudson car stolen last
Thursday Ii Baltimore
M. Myers parked the s;a !. HUDSON
snper-six touring car at the corner of
Mount Royal avenue and Charles
street While he went % transark some
business neMfhy. When ne rssnTasea
the ear WAS gone. and aathough PC
Immediately reported the matter ~
the police and has had deeectives %
the trail. the guilty party has not YET
been apprehended and there II no
trace OF the car,
In she several years of automobile
business during which time ne has
taken various cars II Baltimore. kfr.
Myers has not met with any trouble
before III this line.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27

inendaslons were cabied by Hear Ad
iniral Knapp ID Secretary Daniels at
Washington
AS soon as The matter came before
him. Mr.. Daniels realized thai ne had
q very delicate and dssacuie situation
ID handle
Ii he approved The recommendation
ii meant that Lieutenant commander
Read after making the snecessfsli
flight til the Azores. Was 70 be depriY-
ed OF chief hoiiors bocaase with Com
mander Towers III the plane slle latter
would necessarily set j large share of
INC credit
IT he disapproyed the recommends !
.tion II meant that Commander Tow
ers, after arranging HI details of the
flight from the very start, vas 81 Re
eliminated
To render decision more difficult.
the naval officers had divided them
selves in two camps, some arguing
en- nphaticaliy iii favor of Commander
Towers while others as earnestly
wanted Lieutenant Commander Read
10 get the full glory
Mrs Towers. who is III washington.
was naturally one 81 the interested
persons III the controversy 1t Was
argued that II Lieufenant Commander
Read were permitted to pilot The plane
and Commander Towers made pas
senger j suitable compromise would
be effected
But Secretary Daniels, after con
siderable hesitation, finally decided 20
overruie Rear AtlmIrais Knapp and
jackson On the ground that Lieuten-
ant Commander Reads performance
should III nd way be affected BY what
happened To the other two planes.
Read had lronght the SC,:.4 safely ii
the AZORES, Mr. Daniels ruled. and
should he given opportunity 70 be the
first aviator ID cross Tho ocean If his
plane safely reached Lishon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-27
HAVIN'S
CONDITION IS GOOD
City Councilman. Who Met With
Painful Injury to His Eye,
Will Not Lose Sight
CONDITION FAVORABLE"

THAT City Alderman Edward r
F3eayiil. will not lose the sIghi of HIS
eye, and that his condition d reported
favorable. was given out this morn
Ing DIT the Naval Hospital by Captain
James u Field, medical director Of
the hospital
Mr.. Beavin WAS anie 10 slt up today,
and spent comfortable night The
accident which caused painful injury
to his right eye, occurred ON Saturday
morning shortly after 10 o'clock, when
the Injured man, who II employed tn
the electrical department ID the Naval
Academy. was III the act Of placing 3
glass globe In ono nf the hxturea. The
globe burst and the particles of glass
d few lii all directions, some striking
the right eye of Mr. Beayin, who waa
looking upward 10 nGljnst the globe
and pieces Of glass fell Ii the cornea
and retina. and caused painful Injury
The injured man Was al once removed
10 the Naval Hospital. where he WAS
given every attention. and was kept
in bed until morning when be was
permitted to Sit up.
Capt, Field said this morning Thsre
is no prospect of Mr. Beavin losing
his sight Mr.. BeaviIa II ono of the
lcity aldermen from tha Second Ward,
and haa previously bsen engaged IN
the electrical business FOR himself, but
war conditions and scarcity Of labor,
Ecaused him 10 close his own business
land seek employment at the Naval
{ ACADEMY. He resides with his wiSe
and motherin-law, Mrs. Carr, 1T ii0
Conduit street.