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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-06
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FRUNTAsII aHlEvIsT1LoR z1c
CA voR LUPTA PIMA LA FL
INIT.
ULTIMA coNsFATu1RE A
DAT aREs.

LONDRA, 4 Oct. Englitera
este in ,primejdh reala a. revolu
tiunei" daca greFa generala de la
caile ferate nu u va sfirsi in GU
rind, dupa decitratia facuta All
de d. j. H. Thomas, fruntasul gre
Visitor.
D-sa a indicat pc fata ca s'a
dus speranta de q Sc pune in Gu
rind capat conflictului.
Aceasta a ur1nat dupa un CO.
municat oficios dat noaptea tre.
cuta dupa confeHinta intre Lloyd
George, reprezentantii diferitelo1
organizatiuni nilincitoresti 81 de.
legatii grevistilor care s'a tinut
pc Downing Street, care zice:
,,Lucratorii csilor ferate au
respins oferta gusernului de sap.
te zile de armistitiu ca Sc 7nles-
neasca negociatiunile 81 in acest
timp lucratorii la-i reia ocupa-
tiunile.
,,Se arata ca So lupta pima la
finit," zis Thomas, Isl lucrato.
rii de la caile sterate sunt gaia
pentru ca, Sc aibagceea ce Ger.
cit priyeste tsntru atitudineo
lucratorilor, atljIul3ai trebue sa
ID ] q I'd ! ] d sAail'
citori au rezolvat ca Uniunea Ca
ilor ferate al fost justificata in
actiunile ei:ss
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Sc RAPORTEAzA CA Pre-
SEDINTELE WILSON
E MAI BlNE.

WASHINGTON, A Oct. - Ra-
portul doc.,e,.,.i Grayson spune
Cd presedinte1e 81 simte putin
mai bine". Sc spune "a ieri dupa
ameazi a putut lurmi 81 putut
iuinca putin 81 DR.. Csrayson sps-
r aca prin aceasta va cfstiga pu-
tina putere.
S'a spus de catr6 medic ca in
nici I'm caz nu Use va permite
presedintelui ca Sd Sc ocupe Gu
afacerile legate de postul lui, de
aceasta parere STUNT 81 ceialalti
medici Gu care Grayson s'a con-
slltat.
1'oti membrii falniliei ,presedir-
tclui Sc aflS la Casa Alba. Cele
dosla fete n.a-:;laae au ajuns il
Washington icri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-06
STAREA PRESEDIN-
TElUI WILSON.
B U L E T I N.

WASHINGTON, 4 Oct. Tore
le 10 a. N.Y. ~ DR.. Grayson q
stat All dimineata un tilnp con.
siderable linga presedintele
Wilson. La orele aceste Sc as.
teapta in fie care moment un
comunicat oficios. S'a rapor-
tat ca starea presedintelui e a
ceiasi.
DR.. e. r. Slit, seful scoalei
medicale navale 81 DR.. Sterling
Ruffin, medicul familiei D-nei
Wilson, au intrat in consulta-
tie Gu DR.. Grayson indata dupa
orele 10.
DR.. Dercum din Philadelphia
va sosi la orele II.
Aceste consultatiuni sc vor
tine de doua ori pc ri.
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Won MACKENSEN VA FL PRI-
MUL GERMAN ADUS IN FATA
TRTRUNA LULTTI

PARIS, 3 Oct. = Maresalul Won
Mackensen Sc crede ca va Fl primul
acuzat genman care va Fl adus in
fata tribunalului aliatilor, spre
judecare.
Ell este acum arestat la Salonic,
impreuna Gu statul lui major, com
pus din dol general 81 sapte Off
teri.
Maresalul Gu ajutoarele lui Sc
afla acum in miinile Francezilor 81
vor fl adjust cit de curind in Fran.
ta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-06

Acel ce Gu Mrmdrit zidruL nOstru
an Vdzut mai mute correspondence
pubhcate della fratii mostri carl SO
otM IN Siberia, fntre organisatorii
V'ete' culturale este 81 dl Sandru;
la tel timta dinsului este de a time
IN current pc tOti Rominm desprc
starea fratilor mostri din mordul
Rusiei, 81 imsistd ca sd fie uitati, CT
cit Mai curind posfbI sd fie REIN
patriati.
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MARI INUNDATll IN SPA.
MA. : 100 De MORT. .

MADRID, 8 Octombrie. O.
suta de- persoane s'au inecat in
potopul care . bfntuit in partea
de spdest Spaniel. Psgubele in
propietAti trece de zece milioanc.
de pepetos. " q q ". ls:, 4. D! d
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NEGOCIATIUNILE INTRE
BELGIA 81 Luxembourg
INTRERUPTE.

BRUXELA, 3 Oct. - Negocia-
tiunile economice intre Belgia 81
Luxembourg au fost intrerupte de
catra guvernul belgian ca un re-
zultat al plebiscitului prin care
Luxemburgul a decis ca Franta
sa fie aliata lui financiar&.
Ministrul belgian din Luxem-
burg a fost rechemat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-06

MIHAIL DRAGANESCU (Craiova>
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15

learned the exact cause Of the wreck
at this writing.
Miss Nora Fields gave a party
Thursday, August Z, in honor of Miss
Margcry Sinner, from Logan, Okla,
and also in honor Of Earl Hines 10th
birthday, Ice cream and cake were
served and games We're played, and
music was furnished on the Victrola
and the piano. those present were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dodson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery Hayes, Miss orlee Hus-
ton, Marie Howard, Leola Henry, Nora
Fields, Margery Sinner, Bertha, Pearl
and Cora Ramsey, Marie Shepherd,
May Atkinson, Wilma Griser, Ethel
Stuart, Hazel Carter, Zelma Whipple,
Marie Lundy, Geneva Hines, Edna
Brown, Grace and Alta Ginning, May,
Bryan and Gladys Dunn, Jennie Shin
er, Clay Moser, Fred and Otis Wag-
goner, Lee Brown, Russell Hinkle,
Geo. Patton, Oren Butrick, Thurlow,
Leo and Clifford Henry, Arthur and
Harry VanCamp, Ralph Whipple, Earl
and Percy Hines, Jess and Rex Stuart,
Willie Bryan, Russell Cunning, Willie
Hinklc, Junior Lundy, Virgil Conner,
Jimmie and Clifton Hendricks, Jim
Hinkle, Earl Smith, Bob Beaver, Har-
ny Casteel Lloyd Ellison, Raymond
Henderson, Paul Shepherd and Harry
Packet. OBSERVER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15

o., a.
nrc moving TO- W. Cox mas bech
transferred rom Jasper wye" 10
'en'fala' iur Us faliroad physician
and examiner, =,
Mr. ana Mrs ~ u. stuart Mr:
ana Mrs; Lon hHnghrn ana iamlIy, ol
bWE'f' NEoi Mrs; h,rt stuart anu
children, Mrs !, T. HUFFMAN ana
daurhWi' ana Dorls anu '1n beaver
spent Thursdry nj the W. H. stuart
nome yr,, ..,-, -. ......,
,,,ys Iap, w ,r"opp '"''" nay ''''"'
""s I no, oasn md S,nort p,o,hors
tho ,Lnn n','aJ sr,o na' Eor,as
Wv. Wv ILL., ., ~" va.p." 60 ~ ~ Wi
Lam, ncs Earl onc ,iay ias, ," wook
'' ~" .' Wv ''
MI and Mrs Charles iioltsclaw
moved TO tne Joe 'atroh iarm' one
day ,ast week D..
MIS- anna sparks, IRON hahsaS
Ivy visited several unys this week,
win Trends ana relatives mere ana
"'So a''eh"o" w some BUSINESS
Mr.. ard Mrs. !. I. Huffman and
daughter, Wilma, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Stuart and daughter, Mary Ella, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Bongher and family,
from Dryer, Wyo., drove to Buring-
ton Junction, Saturday, in couple Of
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15

Mrs. u. II. Dawson and -four chill
drcn arrived Tuesday evening Of thu
week from their home IN HolyOke
Colo, for visit with her parents
J.. &. Curtis and family. Mr. Dawson
and Asher Hester are driving through
In the Dawson car and will probably
arrive in day or two.
Mrs. T.. T.. Mcfarland, and two
children, Of Texas, are here on visit
with her parents, j. e. Curtis and fam
lily.
Jas. Curtis and wife. Fred Camp
bell and family and Seth Curtis and
wife all spent Sunday at Big Lake.
Lin Carroll and wife have return
cd from Holyokc, Colo. where they
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs,
Roy Campbell, and other former Hol,
county citizens. They made the trip
In their car.
Perry Brooks wife and four chill.
dren, of Haxtum, Colo, are driving
through TO Oregon in their ear, this
week, and are expected here today oi
tomorrow FOR visit with relatives
and friends.
Truman Crouscr has bought Hen
ry bankers Ford truck, and will now
be the mail messenger and carry. the
express between the depot and city,
Here's success to both OF the boys.
Ralph Moore, wife and children
accompanied by c. u. Rayhill and
wife, autoed to Hawatha, Kansas, and
returned last Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Sutton, accompanied
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15
Geo. Nuzum's Ferry Boat
is now making regular trips,
crossing the Missouri River at
White Cloud, Kansas. Safe,
reliable, no delays.
FOrtescue Happenings,

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cotton were in
st. Joseph, one day, last week. Mr..
Cotton is having DR.. Minton treat his
eyes.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Herring, from
Forest City, visited last Wednesday
and Thursday at the Lum Lease home.
Doris and Bob Beaver came from
Casper, Wyo., Wednesday Of last week
fer a few weeks visit with relatives,
before going on to Centralia, ILL.,, where
their parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Cox,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15

George Weis, wife and children,
Of Holyokc. Colorado. were here. this
week. visiting his father and mother.
Henry Weis and wife. sister, brothers
and other relatives. They came
through via the auto route. George
says crops are all fine, rye, millct and
corn. He reports wheat goi-g AZ high
as 40 bushels per acre.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15

Shake hands with J. II. Fickcs
and wife. Of Maitland, whenever and
wherever you meet them and be sure
to ask, "How are Grandpa and Grand.
ma Fickes today" My. but they feel
proud over the arrival Of a son at the
home Of their daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Busch, Of Eureka, Mo-, August
|, 1919.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15
FOR MEN.

When your brain is dull and you
cannot hold your own in test Of wit
among your fellows. II means YOU
liver Is torpid and your stomach and
bowels are full OF bilious impurities
To brighten up your mental faculties
and make you feel right, rrickly Ash
Bittcrs Is the remedy you need. l,
clears the brain and braces the body,
Price Si.2b per bottle. Hcnningci
Drug Company.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15
Without Loyalty to Chris.

A Christianity without loyalty to the
Christ, as Its motive and inspiration,
may be likened lowell may We say
our solar system minus the sun.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15
An Inward Beauty.

There Is an inward beauty. life, and
loneliness In divine truth. which can
not be known but when II il dlgesteu
into life and practice.---John Smith.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15

Jesus ''e WITH "eeu
INTERMEDIATES Topfc-Takin. IN
sosps, 70 the whole world
tIan ni..,or n a., ADuhI IoPlC-chris
~.
,e.,n s~"o" " missions tMari
zoo saves men Tor purpose. Tha'
purpose Is to he laborers together will
nn.,, ~ 'ne salvation OF Others. Christ''
~ 'essnse' yea. MS hnai com
$50. Wv "Isc'p'es whs' 20
y,',. nv uospe' 70 every creature
chnr,, e.. sn' res's upon the
...s. ,"e cofhnahd N V
~. W '"epe, " every creature
,n... ' y, wiz on'a'n us long O.
'"- ''''"'"eu soul
~. ms rover o. Missions tActs
A'o''
This power II the supernatural IN
ducement Of the Holy Spirit Mission,
airy endeavor without the Holy Spirit
is doomed TO failure. Power TO witness
Tor Christ Is the purpose Of the glf,
Wv sp.,"' success WIZ crown inc
s y, '"ose WI" 20 torth uhder the
,eauershlp ana power OF the Holy
sp'm. rue rp'r,. was NOT gwen pri'
u""s a" 'naNe 'hr's''nhs hhpiY' nut
w '"aAe "',n strong 10 carry the
oosPe' !" 'he hen'hen. However,
u'ose VINO go 'or,n 10 inns blessed serv'
zee W tue spIr'ts power are truly
IMPLY
w. The Scope OF Missionary En-.
oeasor tAcfs l:S.
The disciples were 10 begin their
witnessing where they were when the
Holy Spirit fell upon them-Jcrusa.
lem. But they were 10 go out from
there 10 the "uitermost parts Of the
earth" This Is the program for cy.
cry disciple ~ Christ. Begin witness.
ing where Christ saves you. and then
10 10 your nrlghbors next 10 you. and
on 10 the remotest bounds 81 the earth.
There II no such thing as home mis-.
sions," except that you begin NJ home.
". The First ForeIon Missionaries
(l3:I.I4: as).
I. Who they wer. ua.o, por.
nobos md SAM ,yere s.,oc,oJ--,h,
very hos, ,w, n,., 4, Tho cn,rc,, m.
ey,n,.Ii,,,I,, az ,ho ,,orIJ 10 . ,..L
Of such ,rom.,J,,s I,,nor,o,c. Tho, n,
ch.,,on,.s IN. church % oy.r ,.r h.s,
men ,nJ wom.n sine. nm ,,s,,,,,Ion
60 ,,1..d hy I,s r.,roso,,o,i,.os 4, na'
Games Tho church % nm, h.r mos, c,no.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15

Take heed Of the first stumble. for It
10 ominous; and at best there Is good
step isgt.-Benjam Whichcote. ~ 81.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15
| M1levlD uxYsaH rxr.aHAr,sxAi
.SONDNS0lOOL
LESSON

Py REV. p. q. FTTzwATER. d. D..
Teacher OF English Bible In the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago.)
tcopyrisht. 1918. Western N.vspsp., Union,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-15
LESSON FOR AUGUsT17
CHRISTIAN MISSIONS.

LESSON TExTs-Acts lis: 1871; iis
oOl.DEN TENT-GO ye into ali the
wor,d and preach the Gospel to ever,
creature. dark 1918.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL. - MATTHEW
N:n-0 Luke a:i5-bs. Acts 26.i2.2O.
PRIMARY TopiC-HeipinE everybod,
TO know Jesus
JUNIOR ToPic-The whole world needs
INTERMEDIATE ToPiC-Takins IN.
gospel 10 the whole world.
SENIOR AND ADULT Topic cb,,,
tan missions. aims and results.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-03-27
Why Centennial Is Remembered.

Although il. is more than two score
years since the great American cen
tennial turned the eyes of a world in
he direction of Philadelphia, Me
mortal hall, one of the three centen-
NAL buildings which were not removed
from Fairmont park after the close Of
the exhibition. is visited daily by many
persons. Among the attractions In
Memorial hall are the Wolstatch gal
lery. containing some of the finest spe-
cimens OF American and European art,
and some marvellous reproductions OF
the pictures of the Italian masters
the Bloomfield-Moore collection of our
own colonial and of rocco curios; some
postage stamps of the early days of the
United States of America; an exhibit
ton of japanese lances and medieval
armor; reproduction Of some Of the
Vatican statuary; a full-rigged ship
which prisoner of the eastern peni-
tertiary made from pieces Of bone serv-
ed in his soup; miniature Of the en-
tire centennial, and finally there II the
peeping glass exhibition OF the Las,
Days of Pompeli."
Fresno Scraper would prefer 4 foo
Geo. Mathews. RUUts 9. u
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-03-27
Hew Red 60 ssls.d Money.

When a reS0urceTul member Of the
Red CrosS n Anderson. s. C. sug-
gested that BAG b. hung in the public
square 10 receive Discarded samples of
cotton from dealers snd small gifts Of
the same praelucf from farmers. the
idea proved unexpectedly profitable
One day some one. in lieu Of a cotton
gift. pinned a s. note to the bag. II
was decided TO allow the bin TO re-
main as q suggestion 10 others. In
les than ten DAYS $500 in cash. be-
sides ulsny pounds Of cotton. bad been
collected by the bag The idea was
soon copied in neighbOring towns. with
good results accruIns n every in-
stance.-PopulSr Mechanics Magazine.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-03-27

Why japan Has Few autos.

A report just issued by the bureau
of foreign and domestic commerce SAYS
that as 4 general rule there are no suit
able roads 10 be found throughout the
Chinese republic Shanghai is the cen
ter for mOtorcars, as s result OF its
foreign population Of approximately
5000. Registered cars in the city
number about 1000, snd some two or
three hundred are in storage
There are only 2,70o cars in all OF
Japan. but the recent prosperity has
greatly stimulated the demand Ameri-
cans have hsd most of the business
since the war started The abundance
Of money among the buying class and
the desire 10 own cars is, however. on
set by the lack OF suitable roads and
bridges.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-03-27

Ernest Silkett moved to the H. Il
Boomer ranch where he intends t.
work the coming season.
Sirs. Sadie Shank went to Boise
Tuesday TO visit her daughter.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Cook of AL
bion, Nebraska, brother of Mrs. P. f
I Silkett arrived here Sunday from
I Yakima for few days visit on their
way home.
/ The Cooking ii class in High school
served their first meal last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Bollinger were
Sunday guests at the D. D. Bollingei
| home.
Last Friday afternoon the New
Plymouth school played the Fruitland
grade team a game of base ball. Ply
mouth won with a score of six to seven
Misses Mamie and Elsie Bayer
gpent the weekend in Boise.
Mr.. NJ. G. Puchert sold his 40 acre
ranch last week to Mr.. j. Lewis, Of
Lostine, Idaho, consideration s12, 900
Mr.. Lewis takes possession next
March. This piece of property
lies on the corner across from Santa
Rosa ranch, a mileeast of Fruitland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Close who are
here visiting from Canada with Mrs.
y. z. Rees of Caldwell, visited Mr. |
and Mrs. j. l. Lee last Friday.
Mrs C. NJ. Lacley and two little
daughters of DIETRICH, Idaho, arrived
Monday night at the Mrs. F. B. Spain
hover home for visit with friends.
Mr.. WILDER Tate of Boise is assist
ng in the Fruitland State Bank.
Burt Melcher of Fruitland, has pur-
.hased the S-acre ranch near Buck
ngham station belonging to the E E.
Hunter estate.
Walter Schmidt ard Ben Harris of
he 26th hospital corps arrived home
rom France Saturday night
Whitley Bottom people were all
at the school house Saturday.
light in a welcome home" party for
zen Harris A number of people FROM
be Bench were also present {
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bettenbenner 6
re visiting Mrs. Bettenbenner's [
lcther, Mrs. Frances Henggelers /
ONE. They expect to go on their g
snch near Midvale soon.
&
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-03-27
WHY
Prince Eitel Is Execrated in
France

Here Is how Newell Dwight Hills.
In his book entitled German Atroci-
ties" tells of the crime for which
stands under indictment II France, the
sacking and ruin of beautiful cha
teau:
"One of the historic chateaux Is that
OF ArricoBrt. rich in noble associa-
lions of history. Ii was one OF the
class OF buildings covered by a clause
in the international agreements be
tween Germany, France and the Unit
ed States and all the civilized nations.
safeguarding historic buildings. For
many months it was the home of
Prince Eitel. second son of the kaiser.
When judge and jury held inquiry
at the ruins of the chateau the aged
French servant. Who understood the
electri -. tting and had charge of the
gas plant during Eitel's occupancy.
stated that he heard the German Off
GERS telling Eitel Frederick that he
would disgrace the German name il he
destroyed building tina: had no re-
lation 10 war, that could be of 10 aid
or comfort to the French army, and
that he would make his name and thsi
of his family name of shame and con-
tempt. of obloquy and scorn. But the
man would not yield. He brought In
his auto trucks and carried to the
freight cars every historic object in the
splendid chateau. Having pledged
himself to leave the building unin-
jured. the prince stopped his car at the
gates of the exit. ran back TO the his.
toric house, lighted his firebrand.
spread the flames upon the halls, wait
ed until the flames were well in prog
ress. and then ordered his men TO light
the fuse of dynamite bombs. A few days
later inquiry was held and testimony of
aged servants and little children was
taken. The degeneracy of the German
prince as then revealed has not been
eQualed since the first chapter of Ro-
mans catalogued the unnatural crimes
of the men of the ancient world
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-03-27
Why waterfall Is N.meIes..

The largest and most beautiful wa
terfalI in the Southwest is unnamed SIS
far as the United States forest serv-
ice can learn. 1t is supposed to have
been forgotten The nameless fall Is
that Of the Little Colorado river IN Arr
zons. between winsiow and Flagstaff
on the Navajo Indian reservation
The Little Colorado makes a sheer
drop Of 100 feet at this point The
width of the stream AZ the precipics
is about 800 feet at season when the
stream is at its higher levels.
The rock formations about the falls
are brilliantly colored, some Of the
strata being red ard yellow. which 10
q considerable degree eonsutsts -
unusual beauty Of The fAliA
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-03-27
LITTLE WILLOW

Farning is the chief industry in
TIE Valley Just now, the ground Is
getting in good condition and
inc farmers are sure busy people.
There viii be a large acreage o.
grain and alfalfa, with a reservoir
full o. water and the dite1es IN
shape there is no reason but what
an abundance of crops VIII be the
result. "a
Ar. and Mrs. n. NJ. Cheek and
family are now comfortably bcat-
ed IN their new home.
Mr. Ball and family are also
new residents in the Valley and are
busy getting settled
Mr.. and MIS- R Y. Currin came
Up the Valley Sunday 10 visit their
son c. a. Currin and family.
Asu Drinkw inc and Gary Hurst
were up the Valley from New Ply
mouth Sunday afteraoon-
Mr.. Taylor and NJ. Wood b<ot
prospective land buysr up the
Valley Saturday morning
Alva Elan came home last week
on a 81 day furloueh, he viii have
but 10 days to visit the home
folks for it takes IL days to
make the round trip from New York
where he is stationed. Alvy is
in the Navy and looks fine
]. o. Tunnel was business Wis
itor to Payette and Ontario the
first ii the week.
Elmer Wicklund attended the
drainage meeting at Fruitlsnd last
Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Williams and
little folks of Payeae spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. White.
Mrs. Magic Enam and childre1
AID Alva Elan visited the East
side school Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bolton and
Miss Ebby visited ON the Buech
Sunday.
oAd NN--N~~S
came up the Valley 'ast week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. walters are
moving up tie Valley from the
Fvuitlsnd bench, they viii live on
the Milan Davis ranch.
Mr.. Hitchcock, government soil
expert, has been up the Valley
looking over certain kinds Of sole
and will do some experimenting
with a view to instruct the land
owners how to handle the heavy
lsoais, especially the kind OF crops
most adapted to them-
The French Post Office is moved
now to the new location and
the daily mail viii start Tuesday,
April 1, 1919.
I Mr.. wichund win go up to the
lock down the hesdgates and mea-
sure up the water, We viii have a
full report next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Mabee of Boise are
working for Williams and White.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson OF Boise.
werc out the first cf the week and
were over the first of the week
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
wicklund
| Miss Hazel Hardman and Waiter
Shimp visited Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hartley ON the Emmett bench sun
Day IN
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-03-27
why orermork Is Wrong.

Sir Edward Carson. speaking at q
meeting NJ Bslfsst recently. said for
a great part Of his professional career
he used TO get up at half-past four.
BE came 10 the conclusion il was q
dogs life, and gave IL up The princt-
pie OF going to work 80 early that
you are almost tired before Jon b.
gin. and are certainly tagged out -
fore the day is over. is wrong. There
Is only certain amount Of work IN
4 man. no matter how willing ne Is