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AN ACT OF PATRIOTISM.


little town of Illinois. They lived in
a beautiful home that they were striv-
Ing to, pay tor on an installmont plan
They had nearly paid for it when the
felt thai her country was calling ' Her !
husband at once. so she had TO move
~ shabby little house In order Ia
let her husband go To war.
When he enlisted that morning he
gave an application for money for his
Vile from he government. and that
Is how she bought somJthng 10 eat
aud maid her exnaHses.
every UorntnS She would appear at
the Red Cross and she would STAY
until j O'Clock in the afternoon. knit
ing socks. sweaters. mufflers and
max ing handageS for the soldiers. The
reason She did this was because she
ielt that her country was calling her
Just the same as II was calling her
husband | think she showed her
patriotism TO her country in Il loyal
and loving way.
The End. -
MARTHA HAAiA.
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THE COLLEEN key.
ChanteI III,

t'ndnter
,n Mi.Sr r., Eds father had died and was
clothes and put them in "A suit case
Sau tncn set out on his journey for
New York. Ed had to catch the train
~ little mining town abou twenty
niles away; Although Ed did not know
I; when the. Indians attacked them and
Rnn nitu ms tather n white man named
h,oiten was with them. He had caused
them to attack I'D and his father be-
cause he wanted the key
when Boiten failed to get the KEY
ne determined to take it from Ed. so
when he started for the town Rolten
was following him. When Ed got Ia
g lonely, patch OF woods masked
MN sd pnlled his nistol but he was
too late. Before Le knew ii he was
down and tied hand and foot
-, w W ~! are you and what do YOU
That's all riga, who | am; Just hand
me that Key you have in your posses
:, , I'd smiled cummings, and said. you
unite my feet and take my boot off. -
The man united Eds feet and made
him sit up, but before he could take
me boot off ed kicked him In the
stomach aud sent him unconscious 10
the ground.
hd then proceeded to slip the knots
off his hands so he could get away.
tie finally got them oft. and then he
continued ON his Journey to.the town.
He got there ~ nightfall and went to
the hotel for the night, Ed had been
the money to GO TO New York.
Next chapter, How Ed Got. the
Money"
Written by FRANK PUGH.
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Drawn by +. l.. Palmer.
ALICE AND VIRGINIA,
Five Parts.

t t9,yCs; had PLAYED, on Aiioe and
90 10 bed early and get up early as
Always k"s SIT u Gri ate ana and
when they are together. They SAID
they were going, to go down to Law
play a good prank on them. When
morning came they were UP early. as
looked for her powder. but i, Vas s mo- no
h ISsH sher -, sstsf' has lad il SO So
Louise! Louise! wake up. and tell
s sttsisr w, whe re, her n9wder is step:
d ow adma,raT. and tell sister whefs her
them smell like bowers" - ""Ne
Come on, Alice; rouge will be
Louise has been putting my rouge on
Again The poor baby iS'H was :.se aW M1Ters
rouge. She Told them size put ut" it on on
i ner do,ls to make them look pretty and
Well, where are your dolls" asked
a IN hsr my Ii di;.. trunk in play house"
s a.s Isl u S. f; fss!s
Off tie dolls Then they we're .er.' re a"ss
TO go, II didn't t,abe long to get
her fathers car. The prank they
played on. the hoys was that they and
Lawrence's sister, Mabel took ropes
and tied Graftons and Lawrence's feet
TO the foot of the bed, and hid their
Mabeis room and stayed until the boys
got un, or a least tried TO get i'm, but
their feet were fast.
Lawrence said: that's pesky Mabers
Grafton said: Yes. so. could that vir-
ginia and Alice heen here"
No doubt. Hut my. stars! when
trousers; They were oompelied to wrap
to say who else was i'm there.
Mabel said: why. yr geese. what ara
you doing in here wrapped up i'll hlan-
Grafton answered: style. style"
trouserss
Alice SAID Il haven't seen your trou-
sers."
She hadn't. had anything 10 do with
The mischief SO she could not give
these answers
Lawrence said: No, foolishnoss now;
We want our trousers"
mattress on your bed"
:, Now the girls had The Joke back on
the boys and went hack To Virginia's
home. Two hours later they were all
back at school hard at work
MARY ELIZABETH fSENH ISRT
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DoINGs AND SAYINGS IN FAIRY
LAND,



The little maiden. left alone. thought
how kind he had been Ia her and
what relief il was to be ablo to
run about without tho heavy child In
her arms. anu then she began think
ing s;;,nnoso a,,.n
naughty and must not, Put baby up
the use Of coming here? cannot
pick flowers while ! am nursing him {:
and oh. dear! don't think | Will tell
And she did not. so you sec she
was already beginning TO be de
When It was time 30 20 home. Sin.
first took baby from the cradle and
laid him carefully or the grass Next
she united the cradle and left It for
she hid the cord in hole In the
Mother was delighted to see baby
c%Id r so cb well sa Goe i,s arc good
must go to the meadow every day
while the fine weather lasts, so as to
bring back the roses to your cheeks.
Next day the enchanter came again
and the first question ho asked was
what Gretchen's mother had said when
she was told that the baby had been
"I-t-l didn't tell her." stammercd
the child. hanging dawn her head :
AN. that was very sensible of YOU.
Now that she Is Ill il Is much better
not I" disturb her and you have done
nothing wrong, you know"
/ Gretchen did not feel quite 81 sure
about that. Nevertheless, baby was
hoisted up again, and was az good rs
500 all the afternoon.
1t really was quite eNtraord mary
how such an old man could know such
number of nice games. He could
play at anything, ana seemed to enjoy
himself quite az muuh as the child, hut
he was very fond OF getting away 10
the other side Of the meadow and
Gretchen every now and then diseov-
cred that she had strayed much too
far from baby brother. Then she was
setaeh with n III of ponitence for hav-
Ing forgotten him and would take him
out of the cradle and kiss and fondle
him Till he began to cry again. and
she was only too glad to put him
hack again.
The next day she did not pick him
IN at all when once lie was safely
deposited in the tree. and several
times she s,rayed even through the
gate. into the next field. But the en-
chanter always said to her, when
you know II cannot matter. for he is
quite safe up there" Next chapter
Read how Gretchen was led away by
the enchantcr.
MAY CRJhPTON. (
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AUTUMN.

The sun is late to be rising,
But tho col0rs so pretty, We sec.
Have beautiful. wonderful charm,
now
For YOU as well as for me.
We arise with spirit Of freedom.
FOR early fall IL the time of year
Wnen we all may have a light heart,
Good-by. good-by! TO fear.
Autumn now is calling us.
Away. away. from work.
Eood-by again 20 hard labor,
-, NOW We must all shirk
me brook down in the meadow
ringing jolly. sweet song
ihe birds in the branches are chirpinr
, AS they mcrrily ny along.
but the main characteristic OF autumn
when the slow sinking sun goes
West:
hSre's weird and a lonely feeling.
Inc time when the earth seems at
rest.
The leaves once so green ana prct,v
are falling along with the rest.
and They make "a beautiful blanket
VI all. II is Natures best.
W! IN tao forest so lovely,
SOUNDS greet us, too numerous to
hnt we have feeling of sadness
Yet many love II so well.
~ CONTRIBUTOR"
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THE FIRE.

Once there was little girl whose
nd nnm and gs Ver rxl'Ss sa She was six years
SCI Her mn TatSsf. sna father were gene t.
Ven, ea{ 81 sh e la@aanf to s'S SYYaes SRss
decided to play cooking. Her mother
Kind. or She " uS get burned re s she
did not think of being burned so went
on and got up the IRE. and after, a
leaves and flowers, till the Whole yard
was covered with fire. The woman
In tho house heard Alice scream and
To her great surprise tho child had a
stick trying TO put aNt the IRE: she
had big scar on her arm that had been
Gampassd by JESSIE BURwELL.
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THE BURIED TREASURE.

Chapter ].
In The wss, there lived n az old snn
lived We'd in "a a little cabin. MIR srearns
was the owner of large cattle ranch
cattle ranch about two miles from
Jacks house there lived a sir. John
ston who hsd gn nss son a aso
o no, his onss lie was means oad ssd
unworthy of such good father. Joe
and Jack were always quarreling. be-
share" ''e One e'T day Joe and Jack Vent
hunting, but when Jack shot little
wolf Joe claimed it and a quarrel be.
gan in which Jack said he would let
have anything more 10 do with him,
self, as he went home, What he would
sG p yn w a" h asR h went had on son s
Going in The direction that he heard
the cry he saw big grizzly bear un-
der tree. Clingins to a limb of the
The man. on seeing Jack, tola him to
shoot the hear. Jack took aim, shot
the bear below the ear. TAO beast
only a few feet when it fell dawn dead
The man coming down the tree went
to Jack and said: "My dear boy. YOU
aave saved my. life and l am much
Obliged to YOU"
oh. any boy would shoot the bear"
said Jack.
mo, they wouldn't. | am going to
reward you highly. Here Is chart
that will enable you to find hurled
treasure. Take it and when you ara
rich don't forget me-" and with that
the man took from his pocket a chart
and handing il 10 Jack told him good
bye and went away.
Jack was overjoyed in getting tho
chart by saving the man. He went
home. packed his clothes in IL little
satchel and telling his father good
by, started on his journey. He told
his father to get certain man to no
foreman while he was away.
Next chapter how I::ck got into trou-
BILE. WILLIE ROBINSON.
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THE WEEKS pRIzE-wINNERs.

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willie. Va.
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city.
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our PICNIC.

There were not very many of us.
opened an Wednesday ana We had our
picnic on Monday niglt We left Me-
Kenney about 6:ao and went over in
BrunsWicl County and stopped at the
rocks arc fiat and verx large, just an
ideal plsce Cor a crowd. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Zehmer wore with us.
J. ALBERT DOYLE.
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Other Letters

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which ! hope TO sec in print. My frie M!
IS sending you letter also asking YOU 10
irt her join. Can W" send stories in
the same envelope
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EDWIN MANN.
CIItIttI}I;,

CHtRADE.
My hrst ia IN = but not sat
My second is in 7 hut not I'm tat
MY third Is In 4 but not In rit
My fourth is in but not in 1t.
My hfth is in * but not in kite.
My sixth IL in T.. but not in cat.
My seventh is in s but not in scat.
My whocl Is the name OF sometime
erriblc happening.
MARY CABARRISS.
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Puzzle Department
CIIAitApE.

My first is In d but not in bake.
My second is in 4 hut not In ache.
My third is in but not in skate.
My fourth is In * but not i'm Kate.
My iifth is in l. but not in end.
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My whole is something | am int,
estcd in at scloDl. Composed by
KATHARINE rhodes.
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The sun is late to be rising.
but tho col0rs so pretty, We sec
Have beautiful, wonderful, charm.
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AaiStS DSDdte.
Dear Editor:
page for some
busy al school.
spie ndid. CongI
son. j. Able TT
good. ! ha We nc
Of late. hut I "
pa &c certainly |
am sending in
close. I:r,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
LITTLE WILLOW

Rev. Reed and wife of Payette
were out to the Eastside school
house Sunday. Mr.. Reed gave a
short but very interesting talk and
then Mrs. S. Gissel was asked to
start the wheels of a Sunday school
in motion next Sunday. May is,
Come out everybody and make
this big success. Mrs. GisseI asks
each one to bring their bible as
well as their hearty support and
make the Little Willow Sunday
school a permanent one.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Thornton Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
A. Currin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maybee listed with
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Burton Sun
day evening.
The Misses Dollie, Carrie and
Mable Kiefer visited with Mrs. Ell
mer Wicklund Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry BEIGE of Ontario. Wis
tied Saturday afternoon at the
shrimp home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Burton and
children were business visitors in
Payette~ Saturday.
There are four young people and
a new Ford car which had some ex-
periences a short time ago that
would help motorists could it be put
in a special column, the main thing
was that the car failed to bulge and
it was right in the middle of creek
another ford came along and helped
them out and took them home and
new Ford was mended few days
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cheek were
in Payette last week saying good
bye to Mrs. Cheeks father and
motherMr. and Mrs. j. R. Cocheren
who sold their ranch near Payette
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF
TIME APPOINTED FOR PROV
ING WILL, ETC.
In the Probate Court Of Payette
County. State of Idaho.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
carrie Williams. Deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said
Court. made on the 2Sth day of APP
rn. 1918 notice is hereby given
that Friday the 18th day Of May.
1919, at 10 o'clock A. NJ os said
day, at the Court Room Of said
Court, at the Court House in the
City of Payette, County OF Payette.
State OF Idaho. has been appointed
as the time and place for proving
the will of said Carrie Williams, de-
ceased, and for hearing the applica-
ton of Ida Williams for the issu-
ance to her of Letters Testament-
airy, when and where any person In.
terested may appear and contest
the same.
Dated April 2sth., A. d. 1913.
MARTIN o. LUTHER. Clerk.
May 1, s, 18th.
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and hae gone back to the Old vir-
ginia home.
A party OF young folks motored
to Payette Monday night to see the
Liberty players at the Emma. They
pronounced the play a good one
The good road moement is now
started and lets never let it stop
until we have good graveled roads
Auto roads all year around is what
we want.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
REDUCED RATES EAST.

The G. A. R. National Encamp-
ment and w. R. C. will be held in
Columbus, Ohio, beginning Septem-
Der s, with rates similar to last year
No special meetings will be held
and all those who desire to become
members should see that their APP
plication is in early so all business
can be closed and remember that it
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, 1919-05-15
FRUlTLAND DEPARTMENT
Mrs. 4. G.. Wilson
we're served.

Lieut.. Lester Branthover arrive,
home from overseas last week
Lieut.. Branthover was stationed il
England and has many interesting
things to tell of his trip.
Last Monday Miss Goldie Wells
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r
Wells and Mr.. Lou Ramey, second
son Of Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Ramey
and Miss Esther Nichols of New
Plymouth and Mr. Ray Duell eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Duell
stole march on their many friends
by going to Weiser where they
were quietly married by the Pro-
bate Judge and then leaving on
"Wednesday for their new home in
Long Valley before their friends ev-
en- had a hint of their doings. Con
CALCULATIONS and best wishes are
extended.
Gospel meetings we're began Sun
day evening in a tabernacle on the
corner east of the Telephone of
flee by Rev. Einrid Johnson and
Herbert Middleton, Orthodox
preachers Services begin at s
O'Clock every evening except Satur-
day The meeting will be contin-
ued for two weeks.
Last Friday the Fourth grade
held their picnic at the John Beeh-
Ter home. A bountiful dinner was
brot and the children enjoyed them
seles immensely
Saturday afternoon Jean Boomer
entertained seven of her friends to
party in honor of her seventeenth
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Whitney of
Nyssa visited with Mrs. Mary Bur
nett on Sunday.
The Sixth grade held their pic
mic at the F. F. Northrop home last
Tuesday.
A Thrift Stamp contest is being
held in the third grade this month.
rene Shake and Jettie Finch are
the two captains AT present
Irene's side is ahead.
Mrs N. A Peacock entertained !
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Linck and fam
lily and Miss Florence Anderson |
in honor of Arthur Linck
who arrived home last week from
overseas.
Last Friday the mothers served /
ice cream and cake to the school
children. The pupils enjoyed this
very much and many showed their
appreciation by eating two dishes.
Miss Ruby Kaufman came home
rom Wilburus, Idaho, where she
las been teaching school for the
past term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin and
amily and Miss Gage Bowers were
at the Danah Jones
home Sunday, the day being Mr..
Zones birthday.
Mrs Andrew Triber had Mr.. and
Hrs. Gus Dais andd Mr.. and Mrs.
Tabert as their Sunday guests.
Lester Hooker spent Sunday at
lone from the Oregon Slope.
Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
With Mrs Alfred Johnson in Pay
lite on May % at 2 o'clock. u
Mr. and Mrs, j. L. Robson of
oayette spent Sunday with Mr.. and
hrs E. B. Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs N. w. Lewis who
lac spent the past year in Oregon
md California arried in Payette
morning.
Harold Gurnsey a nephew of Mrs
has. Lockner arrived here last
week and is now employed with {
Bradshaw in Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Waite and
laughter Marguerite arrived here
rom Butte, Montana, having trav-
led the distance in their car. Mr..
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15
"As TWAS TOLD TO mE~.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Smith anc
Mr.. C. C. Coon attended the Aida,
melting at the Christian church il
Payette Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Darling re
turned to Aurora Nebraska. last
Wednesday.
Mrs. INA West made trip to
Nampa Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Adams of Pay
cite were isiting their daughter
Mrs. Clyde Hurd in Whitley Bottom
during the week.
Arthur Johnson made a business
trip to Weiser Monday.
Word has been received that a
baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Hobbs of Cornelius, Ore. Mr..
Hobbs was formerly Miss Edna
Harris.
Last Tuesday eening Marvin
Hurst lost one OF his teams Of
horses. Whether it was stolen or
not is not determined yet.
Miss Pearl Eby came home We'd
nesday night sick with the bronchi-
tus. She is much better now and
able to be out
: Mrs. Mary Stegner who has been
visiting relatives in Minneapolis,
Mimi, and other points the past
year returned home Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. Stegner visited Mrs.
Frank Hall and family in Wyoming
Miss Beryl Hoel returning with
her.
MN. Holman arrived home from
overseas last Wednesday evening.
Fred Eldredge, Albert Bracewell
and George Skippen have arrived
safely in the u. s. A. from overseas
and will be home soon.
Mrs. Cozy Branthover and Marin
and Vera Sherman who hae been
quite i'll are improving
The w c. T. U. will meet with |
Mrs. T. o. Ady Wednesday after.
noon, May 21st A good attendance
is expected
The following teachers hae been |
hired for coming year.
First Grade, Miss Rena jerks;
End grade, Mrs Ruth VanderKar;
3rd grade, Miss Nellie Burnett; 4th
grade, Miss Olive Hunter, 5th grade
Mrs. Mary Deal; 9Th grade, Miss
Alice Kline; 7th grade, Miss Lois
Conner, Sth grade, Miss Hazel
Smith.
High School, Prof. Chas S. Mil
Ter as Supt, Mr. Howard Mason
who taught in the Fruitland school
two years ago has been offered the
Principalship, Prof. T. r. Nelson,
music and Art; Miss Esther Reed !
of Payette, Miss Lillian Swatman
of New Plymouth and Miss Duell
of Iowa as Domestic Science teach I
err. Mr. Baker from near New Ply
mouth and Miss HELEN Pierson of ,
Payette hae been hired for the
Sunnyside school
Mr. II. A. Hartshorn of LaGrande
listed his sister Mrs. H. G. Gardner
and family Sunday.
Rev. ]. c. Irwin one of the Ma
tional workers in the Centenary
in the Methodist church (
met with the workers of the Fruit
land church on Wednesday evening,
Rev. H. X. Wallis of Payette ac-
companied him. On Sunday Rev.
Irwin delivered a splendid address
on the work of this great move {
ment.
Prof. and Mrs. Chas. Miller en-
tertained the teachers of the Fruit
land school Saturday evening. The '
teachers from Sunnyside were
among the guests. A very delight
full evening was spent. Rock was
the game of the evening. Lovely
refreshments of sherbert and cake {
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-05-15

LOST-One bay horse, wire scar
low down on left shoulder, white
spot in head, s years old, weight
1850 lbs, reward, address G. d.
Shaul, Emmett, Idaho, R. F, D. No,