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Morri@ Goi2 rciitc itoitc l(1c til
Wtnrmotb. u, Got,
Nilla Ghrilrlnc Nounlc ira 81.
FollI iilbroQtr Eonifcn hcrucoc.
Wtii2 %uQcborQ Mooac ira
(royr, Ga, bcioqcr for llocn in
Niooer Der Sncn.
NuOrcm Zane bar ocmc lll1
tiebt Ole lc@Ioms gjcnoom poo No
uluc Strcct lor $500
Wiii4 %cancttc N}cia ira 4lbcrt
@cu bcicatc lioitc llgc line GorUIorc,
Wir. oN Mir> = 5. 9ici4.
Nir%. Yioru Iotpom rcjltc Nrc
oo1 til Wioiou oitn ior at bcioQc in
Tottcr Mrs Gmmct SOAR
Ntiis &cutn Nnorripn ira MI
bert >ca tilbroQte EoaltcheI1cn hcr
hos I'm Nioocr Nir4 GorOr
Mrs. 2&ju %orion lom bor be
ipat lime GorUlorc her. rciitc lj0ltc
llac ilIonQc til Goubp Niium.
Nilia 9ira,c Sorllcn ira 81.
Cloi NolIclc tJlbroRtc Tonitcrcrjcu
her i &ucu, Hoor hcnoea @roocr cr
Glen uco ~1tthcr CoacAc
Mrs Eoitor Norman Miooiou
90 Cater ,ro &ooe, &o.. Ton hcrtil
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&c fnIonc pan Sicmpci.

Gen amcrifanlfc lrauaportoom
ger "Oterutrp" oil paa 5reoag al
rclie ira Brett mcO Sigene al BIZ
omeritanife Soloatcr, Ionl falot cller
GeOe / 6ranfrtg. Gettc or ioapiot
RIDES Den iorite itore Scnbing ira
6rantrig til Innerifa al oncritanltc
ial0ne SoIouter.
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Hiuoctcauct.

Tlnocteanct. Ger cr III ucO lluI
ucrijtctet @laconlin Oanlet en- Hu.
AIo Nmcritan Glllb. &eocreu cr Eror
Eilh ionl uctop cr tpmmet tllbngc ira
ENGLAND o. fan bcrette at Ell Iao0al
@cuUpclic cr panfooc Der. Get er Ell
2irt 0ucrfIoa til at be
qpuoc meo. Den BET cr "9inoCteg-
ret, iont cr bcmcrfHlngapGr0l9t Tor
laopl0t at Octtc III iunca at fomnc
ill 2lnicclic % &Groigbco,-"Hcs
tornl".
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Sprifc aroner.

Ge. ipm maat,l tTnte paa az a~nbriu9e
line Spdreptu8e | uorite Arouer M.
mcneua Nuricu epomI CT iaa forocIaalia.
Der heuucuNt ilR I'll nS ioraI fda Snrs
flarina roa Nerte m,sreSlaute SllirINe.
Del inneS M, ION ON cI &enocpautt tr
iuNtraaoI o. NIrien pGn Nroncr er /
Sriacnoc. ~Cplnsutuaer leuocv frlt az
@iraer Sslauo 4 Co., 115 Suutb Tear.
born ST., Chicago, IL. Iep.
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St. Slnf Nurct / Chicago,

81. Slnf Nurct I NUlSuBu. SCli
Snltolc Ct. CIuf College Secret faQr
/ Sen cnQcliftoIcn0e Frcaie / Chicago
cr plltllof oultrcnt cncitaaeloc | 1T
Slag. Scr cr life al0ct emo SoDorO
at bore for Secrets ErGItutloner; DC
irriticlligc aritlfcrc cr ent9 ont, at
bcore AorIong bar oIorig pTrct al
Esrc / Chicago. Get uar ou odloa
en- ocilig, uiorgIcnullcli9 applO man
lit / Srdcitru Nall. Get par en-
5rno Tor Srct og ior Niertct ira &c,
ppnocIi lem til GnOen, |lfrtuer "Sfan-
oinopcn", iom ImIolcrtIO flngcr opcr,
at @ruuOtuig9 SaIluc, "&irtcn oel
cr ct ganlntclt Nll@" moottc ipn0ea
/ Sucrlrttelic til GngcIlf ueb Son
Certclt.
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"Stnunnocrfjpro"

~THUHEWtI JUN u UVT ITUTTTI
Aln~crifaIinie aiQif ira 9tcm port Den
=oen 2lpril nlco 90 ieritctlo9ica, tlO
onOcnfIaalea og 532 trc0icfloalc@
Foaia0crct, buorai omtrin9 100 ira
Noroucitcn. &lauot ipritc @loaIcs
Fuaia8crcr par Cperoiangcr Carl
Strluc % Trlle % SfibarcOer %
6ru @iarne SinOpig CSorQhilo Kan.
soorDl, ionl blcu i%orhinorct ira at
lcjle mco "&crgcIl3fioro" lj0itl
Gang.
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Sptpicr / Scrni0lcm.

Gen 5tc NpriI t~cIcJrarcrC3 ira
&erl'dlcm, at $50 Ncrioncr bIcu
%iaorct, &c iIcitc let. iom 5olGe al CT
aonilltt Der / 3ncn pou EoaifcIen
0o1. OttlitUrct hor MI Sltuatloncl
mrocr &outrol."
(CIeAraHMct bUgcr Nrpg al at
rare blct "iorfprtct" m0crp2I9. Ger
incomes intct ON, auo0 2lnriagen iii
SplttotIcrnc bar, rllcr bpcm lom alt,
ltlrtcoC Dem. Get CT brittle crop
pcr, ION holOcr SrOcu i &"cruinIcnl.
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Sreo 90 ufreo.
Goriirftclte fro ztoc 1

~bctDoclig 6oritcrfninQ al DC iapalle.
ifc trooper / Sibirian, inotiI DC blir
ltcrtc NOT I'll at rpooe bclc Eitiibiricn
Tor 8~olibcotter. Gn cnoclig gellut.
ming / oenne Sag pcIltc2 ON noglc
ioa Gage, beocr oct.
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Hpbc &orS Sulf / yincaiicn.

6ro Honltantillop1l tele9roicrc>
zen 5te glprIl. - Nmcrifnnitr &c
Itropcr2 cr M / Ncirut / Sprieu, i
0tcriina pno Spofoitcu al Noano, !
Qioll0anIa pco Mornoraiiocn % /
Somlu0 pco S~ortchnuct / &cit Tor
S%rnpciunt / Den Nulli9t at io0c at
fourmc / GorbinOclir mco iiolercoc
HoOc aor2 Tolf i Huatollcn og Sp.
ricn. Nlcrc al hlaiC Nolf bar man
llltct bort ira poa uolllc Tiger.
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&ongcns 5ilicm.

Slp1lC NCItG a. glp(plllQlO% iNOt-
bmOct@ (lo4itrjrt briuQcr i Gafcj.
miIc Ell @oonoitripclie ira aonBcn.
Striuclicu Iuocr lou:
ajUrc Git @u0c.
Som ToununO / NoroWnno1-
GorbuH0ct bar g oprororct mig til
al ienoc 9torOmGn0 ruuot ON / Ser
Cen en- NiIicu til Ior4itIItet
Get er mia tIUrt at tuurc aiorc
rrttc. q LANCE @riQ3our nor u
rouuuct AFOREMENTIONED iOm ANDRE
Golf, % Icl tUnlcr "a lUrIia puo
nuL lom pcriouIlQ bar ocltat / &ri
GEN par oirct lit KIN puo Sletu cIlcr
puu Slo1nlortcruc, oI pou Dem lont
it00cr lllcu mco SorA ol Sauu cites
Gobrt al inc @irrc. Den set e.
nit Naob. at sc lQicn mou loo bcorr
% luicrc Siocr mo0c. lite olcuc !
orrt> Silent. huCuu Hrllcu har ram
met, men blauot ale Golt, huor
AFOREMENTIONED Dor ~ uug1cr. ) bette
Noub icuOcr lea mllc bcoitc Cnitcr
rul ct aoot mt Mar I'll or nlauge
tuicu Stem ulot om i &orOcn
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Snbairifn.

General Gnrjitiau Sc @tt. Trc'
mIcrmiuiilcr Glriiiiau Smlta' No.
lc9o al &aobQbrooer Socrtrlacn,
llNtaltc lorieotu Saa i et 6~orcoraa.
ban hol0t / Pretoria / Srau$paol,
al "Sn0nIrlta nil pcobll a. irpgIc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-09
"Rpoe" oniaa ! Vcriicn.

Gnoog Ecriicn Der inc "rcoc" Gle
mcnter, laocr oct til. Ser bcrcttc;
ioliolo ON, al be pcriiifc aomnuni.
tier Den 27bc Wart5 bolot ct Msoe
hoor Der blcp pcotogct ct Wauiteit,
huori oct blanbt anoct bcbcr:
Sen Iio er life Iorgt bortc, O0
oct 'ric Frolctariot9 rsoc 6lag utl
Iii bciit / 2itclt."
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0~anosmGno!- Sapoe meoet

- 9oo Segui,g efter Sarnle og Speiens
BONNIE al St%dnoIuaper ltoiIe Iar pil o9iau
bette 2tar rdaoe ale lom tGnter at tlebe
Turn,e eler Niem / Spen at tonrme bib, ba
ri bar mango Sortrii,. iom mango Steber
lite bar, uen,lig De bebite Stoler o9 port
Suuo % Seli9geubeo er uomertet. t1ar bet
beoite uopal9 al {oiem / Nortbftelo o9 opz
onrteoe Tarne / Rice, @ooobue 90 Gatota
Gountper l~tgeleoeS aitore Steoer Minne=
lola o9loa BET beoite Eanb 9iortb Gafota
% Gauuoa. Aitio en- reoell9 Sebonoliu9.
=. Greiteouro. liortbfielp, Ytiuneiotu.
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SorlfieuiSt.
S,u Hprifc uncertainties Nfticr.

I'm Nurifc Nmerlfalinjca Nfticr.
Siel1c telegram ira @oucofontorct
/ ariltinnin iii 2ttIcua GbjcaQofon
tor, Oaicrct cen 30ic Npril, par &ur
len pau 2inicn2 Hlfticr paa 2riltIc,
nla Hpr2, 2S11. pGt.
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8. II. GoIofcr, Nt. g. Nuuto % 2.
=. 5lratpcot. Gr. @ialc 9iornito9
GAP igaar Aitc2 en- 0ii0oog iii 9Grc
ior @r. Gnl0icn.
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Ncn Wanb. ION eier Ell ssnrm CT
Sarlne / Heo Htuer
0ao ps uperigre bine aubafz

% E,nro. iNpis bu er blepsn ifuilet meo
Nrbeioe mootu9et ira andre 6irruaer, 9tu os
Ell Grspe. ri bar bluoreber al t~ilireblc
Slinoer operolt ,Soreuebe Stnter. hpiitet er
9obt @eplS for. at port 2lrbeibe ltttert pl til
ireDsltile. Grin efter npeite Nrtsliite og
lrspe paa Aftryt. Vi f%orlpuer Dig meo
Eilnbplitre Tor Sorienoelie al Stlnts. aou
tant meo Ssltiuin9eu, Sril1erfer moota9es
life. 6. il. Dtoen, Grpert Rooatilt, 8or n,
70 CROSSE. l&is.
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cnfes.-3iae til at biitaa meo

,NuSurbeiOet og paste Barn. @oot
niem o9 COB Seu. Staotg 2lniGttelIe. 81
gip Aloer % iorueuIet Sen 'an,t nanr Su fan
fomme. Mrs. :. Q. CITRATE, 1929 18th
glue. e., MtiuueapoliS Mtirn.
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Gn9Ionb ont SclpitGnbi9bco, inoti.
ret tillioit nlao gipc ~citcr."
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ctjaias.- Geiten mt 6=Ses

refers ans III rinleIi9 GriS. Sire &Gs
Keller iuoreoet. baaropeos @uIpe. Serbia
ior "lathtue" opeupau. Stor &eranoo, sc.
meutzsiploer uuoer baIpe quiet. sloat oo
Sauo Gapsu. %ano % ,fortuue betalt.
eu tripelis Slabs. GOD lloNst. Sful reiie
ira Speu. Z. Sion, 1916 9Th 81. no,
minneapolis, Milnu.
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.ilialas.-Tprtrinllo Spartlef=

- ION npr E1oGtr. Noiedr Nountp.
Gfiuu. Seluis Improved. S25 90 pr. Acre.
$4,000 toutaut % Giltaar eiter slebsrens
Eulte Tor Heiteu. SiSger iuo I'll ,Sarm al
idWme Rpall.et lolgt Tor $500 pr. Mere.
g. 6. Stsuselisu, y. ~. y. II. Slhg..
MluneapoliS. gRiuu.
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~nSfce.-Tiae eQer m,bbelal<

- orenoe 8pinoe ior nusurbetoe. Sortrinz
liz Anleouiu0 Tor Ell Der CT op9tlg not til
belt al ~iorelt0a Susboiontn9en. S<n9eu &ait
eller Strpe. Seolre Ssn. i. T.. Sreper,
albert yea, Wlnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-09

Neoiaits Sarter s T. sE:ss,sa'a = s,''t ss, y
Sttee. s~prtriulis Betientns III neeiste @uisE
The Boyd Transfer Co., MaasSpeila MsS
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Office: First National Bank.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10
DON'T WASTE GASOLINE

The popularity of the automobile
the truck, and the tractor, has revo
lutionized modern industry. If any.
thing should happen to cut off the
supply of gasoline, the resulting in.
convenience, loss and distress would
be as great as could be caused by a
general strike on the railways. Hence
the fear alone of a shortage is enough
to cause thinking people to give the
matter the grayest consideration.
Improved processes of cracking
the molecules of crude oil have
enabled refiners very greatly to in
crease the yield of gasoline per
unit of crude. Had this improvement
not taken place, an acute condition
would long ago have overtaken the
automobile industry. The increasing
use Of gasoline has already run
ahead Of the supply, and measures
must be taken to cut off waste. Every
gallon wasted means that much po-
tential power eyaporating without
Its doing share Of the worlds work.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10

ply and demand thus curtailing pro-
duotion at time when production
should have been increasing.
Unpopula5 as it may be to state
hard cold c Is. we will never have
cheaper suG + until the supply catch
es up with ne demand. If we limit
consumptio3 by artificial legislation.
giving il t. lne class while denying
it to anota =, we at the same time
limit prody lion for there is no use
for either the farmer or the manu-
facturer to produce unlimited quaint
ties with a curtailed consumption.
Mother nature will remedy the
sugar shortage in more satisfactory
manner than all the vote seeking
politicians combined, let her have
chance, instead of Gripping specified
lines of industry in favor of others
all of which ultimately works to
the detriment of the whole people.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10
UNPOPULAR. BUT TRuE
ROBERT o. JONES,
Secretary of State.

Numerous remedies are suggested
for the sugar shortage Most of them
are purely for political effect. One OF
the fayorite suggestions is to put
some one in jail. Another is to deny
ne use Of sugar to candy and soft
drink manufacturers. Neither sug-
gestion would increase sugar pro-
notion. The candy and soft drink in
dustries use about a third Of the
sugar produced and cutting them off
from supply would undoubtedly
cut production instead Of increasing
{.
The law Of supply and demand IL
at work now to increase sugar pro-
ductlon and only by increased pro-
duction will the price ever be low
cred. We are reaping the result now
Of artificial laws In force during the
war which set aside the law Of sup
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10
MuCH BuILpINo TANNED

Demand for homes, farm and bust.
ness buildings has forced 4 building
campaign despite the prevailing high
prices of materials. New houses are
under construction and new business
houses are also being built.
Building is a mark of the coun-
trys growth and progress. Vacant
houses are things of the distant past
and the problem has been to provide
enough shelter to keep the .newcom-
ers protected.
Last summer building was almost
at standstill, as it was anticipated
that prices of materials had reached
the high level and would soon come
down. Prices of lumber at retail have
declined from to 10 per cent, quo
tations being issued by some dealers.
Contractors have taken a brace and
are beginning to lay plans for great
err activity during the summer. 1--WE
received quotations carrying a 10
per cent general reduction in all
grades of lumber" said one of the
prominent lumber dealers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that 1, Earl
Haines, who plead guilty to the crime
of Assault with intent to commit
rape, October the 10th, 1917, in the
Seventh Judicial District, in and
for the County of Payette, State of
Idaho, will make application to the
Honorable Board of Pardons at it's
next regular meeting, after the
legal publication of this notice, for
an absolute Pardon.
Signed, EARL HAINES,
Box 5S, Boise, Idaho.
Boise, Ida, May 10Th, 1920.
May 27--June IT, 1920.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10

Miss Naomi Lenore Parsons, so
prano soloist of Payette, Idaho, wor
an enviable place for herself in hel
Findlay College chapel graduation
recital last evening. In the first
place the young woman, who will be
given her parchment from the con-
servatory department under the di-
rectorship of Royal d. Hughes, was
greeted with capacity audience and
in the second place, her numbers re-
ceived ovation after ovation.
She made an instant and posi-
tive appeal with her sweet voiced in
donations of the varied selections in
the three group program comprising
23 numbers. She gave the enthusi-
astic audience a taste of worthy mu,
sic in opera and in that of lighter
vein but of high order.
Miss Parsons sang with voice vi
brant and womanly. A sweet express
siveness clearly enunciated was
heard to splendid advantage in every
selection. She is especially gifted
with the appreciation of musical
value. A pleasing personality togeth-
er with natural and dignified inter.
probation made her work vital.
Especially endearing was the
skilled infections delicately effect
ed in Sweet and Low" by Adolf
Jansen, "Sweet Little, Ruffly, Fluffy
Bird" by Lila Lehman, and Dawn"
by Curran.
Dramatic intensity and a cleverly !
conceived meditation were manifest |
ed in "Avenging God" (RiengD |
Richard Wagner. There was in this
a brilliant exhibition of |
technique.
Her future will be watched with
interest. Plans are being made by
the young woman to enter into Chau.
tauqua lyceum work in the near flu
ture. Included among the auditors
on the occasion were the mother,
Mrs. E. E. Parsons, and the sister,
Edna Parsons and Harry Farnham,
all of Payette, Idaho, and Mrs. l.,
H. Swisher of Cleveland.
A simply fashioned frock was worn
by the young woman. The underslip
If pink satin was overdraped with {
pink georgette, the meshes of which
we're besprinkled with silver leaves. t
A cluster of red roses, two bou- '
luets of pink roses, large bunch of S
link and white carnations and sweet c
'eas attested the favor in which she II
5 held.-Findlay Ohio, Republican. a
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10
Attest:
ROBERT o. JONES,
Secretary of State.
Attest:
WOULD YOU GIVE YOURSELF A
JOB?

If YOU applied to yourself for +;
job-would you get it?
Think it over.
Just be boss" for a few minute:
then check up your record fol
the past month as employee.
Remember now, it's your money
meeting the payroll.
Have you, as employee, filled your
hours with productive, conscientious
labor, or have you been too busy
watching the clock?
Have you produced enough in that
month to make you a profitable in
vestment?,
Have you put your shoulder to the
wheel-forgotten petty differences
and difficulties-or have you put
sand in the bearings?
Have you asked questions and i'm,
proved-or have you been too wise
to learn?
Have you analysed what you are
doing, and why, or used instinct in.
stead of reason, and received an In.
different and methodless result?
Have you allowed your mind to
become poisoned with anger, worry
or envy, and by so doing contaminat.
ed and reduced the efficiency of
others?
Have you gone through the month,
a vision of payday the oasis in your
desert of work? And have you let |
this vision shut out from view all |
else in the days work that would
build you to size where you would
give yourself a job?
Or, have you been heart and soul
in the work-on the job every min
ute with a breadth Of vision that
made the desert of work an oasis Of
Check up. Be truthful Would you
give yourself Job?
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF DAVID H. WILLIAMS
DECEASED.

NOTICE is hereby given by the
undersigned w. R. Williams, ad
ministrator of the estate of David H
Williams, deceased, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice, to
the said w. r. Williams at the law
office of F. H. Lyon in Payette,
County of Payette, State of Idaho,
this being the place fixed for the
transaction of the business of said
estate.
Dated 7th day of June, 1920.
w. r. Williams, administra-
tor of the estate of David
II. Williams, Deceased
June 10, July 1, 1920.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10

Boise, Idaho.-With many of the
Idaho Republican leader attending
the Chicago convention, the week
has been dull politically at home.
While their interest was keen in the
objects of the national convention at
the same time there is no doubt that
several state political matters were
considered.
1t may be expected that there will
be special activity in the contest for
senatorial and gubernatorial nomi-
nations. Former Governor Gooding,
who is candidate for United States
Senator, will probably put up a more
or less active campaign on his return
which is expected to add to his
present support. His opponents ad-
nit that he is in the lead. Col. Patch
opened his campaign formally at
Payette this week and Col. E. G.
Davis has announced that he pro-
poses to make an extensive campaign. |
There is more talk of Lieutenant, |
Governor Z. Z. Moore as candidate |
and there is also a continuation of
suggestions favorable to r. F. Bick,
nell of Boise, who was food admin,
istrator for Idaho during the war. Mr..
Bicknell is not candidate and might
not under any circumstances consent
to be a candidate but he is being urg-
ed by an increasing number of people
in the interests, as they say, of haY-
ing man of wide business expert
ence at the helm in case there should
be any changes respecting the pres
ent state administration or in case
Governor Davis might yield to the
continued urging that he become a ,
candidate for the Senatorship.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10
ATTENTION-WATER USERS
Little WILLOW Irrigation District

At a regular meeting of the Board
Of Directors June LIST, 1920, the
following resolution was passed:
Every water user must abide by
the decision of the ditch rider in re-
gard to the distribution of water,
under penalty of having his water
shut off, until he place in his lateral
a suitable measuring device, under
furnished by the water
master.
OSCAR KEIFER,
June BIO. Pres. of Board
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR

In accordance with established Gus
tom, l hereby designate Monday, the
fourteenth day of June, being the
one hundred and forty-third ami.
versary of the adoption by Congress
OF the flag of the United States, as
FLAG DAY
and request that il be observed in all
schools by proper exercises, in thea
tres and elsewhere where people con,
gregate by the playing of the nation
al anthem, "The Star-Spangled Ban
ner," and by general display of the
flag upon public and private build,
ings.
I With desire to cooperate in dis
seminating knowledge concerning the
proper respect and courtesy to the
! flag, l include in this proclamation
the rules adopted and practiced by
the military authorities of the Unit
ed States, and which every Ameri-
can is expected to observe:
Whenever the proper occasion
arises, all citizens should pay respect
to the flag.
When the national colors are pass
ing on parade, or in review, the
spectator should, if walking, halt,
and if sitting, arise and stand at at
tention and uncover.
Whenever the "Star-Spangled Ban.
ner" is being played or sung, all
persons within hearing should rise>I
and stand uncovered during it's rem
dition.
When the national and State OF
other flags fly together the national
flag should be on the right.
When the flags are used in I'M
yelling statue or monument they !
should not be allowed to fall to the
ground, but should be carried aloft
to wave out, forming a distinctive
feature during the remainder of the
ceremony.
When the flag is flown at half
staff as sign of mourning, it should
be hoisted to full staff at the con-
clusion of the funeral.
Treat the falg as you would some
precious heirloom. Do not place it
on building and leave it there day
after day. Put it up in the morning
and take it down at sunset. Do not
Use it for advertising purposes" !
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the State of Idaho {
this first day of June, A. D. 1920 G
D. w. DAVIS, Governor.
Attest: ,
ROREPT n homes .
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR


The Eleventh Session of the Idaho
Legislature amended Section 10 of
the Revised Codes of Idaho by add
ing June 18th to the list of state le-
gal holidays, designating it Idaho
Pioneer Day." to be observed am
nually in grateful commemoration of
the men and women who braved the
dangers and hardships of the wilder
ness to establish a new common
wealth, which we of the present gen.
Grafton are enjoying in peace and
security.
Therefore, pursuant to the laws
of this State, l deem it an honor to
remind the people of Idaho of this
provision of our statutes, and by the
authority in me vested do hereby
proclaim Pioneer Day, June 18th, a
public holiday in honor of the early
settlers of Idaho.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, RI
have hereunto set my hand and
caused to be affixed the Great |
Seal Of the State of Idaho, at |
Boise, the capital, this first day
of June, 1920.
D. w. DAVIS, Governor.
Attest:
ROBERT o. JONES,
Secretary of State.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10
FRENCH MESSAGE TO
AMERICAN BEREAVED
French Mothers Plan afd for Ameri-
cans Visiting Graves.

A letter of sympathy to 1.-The be.
reaved Americans from the families
OF the million and a half French
dead" has been brought to this
country for distribution by Madame
Borel of the French Homes" organi.
cation. 1t is signed by Nine. Deschan-
ell and written by Nine. Jules Sieg-
fried and gives welcome to the Amer
lean parents who may be going to
France this summer to visit the A.
E. F. Cemeteries. A number of Eng
disappearing French women, in CO.
operation with the American Red
Cross and Y. w. c. A. have organic
ed to aid in receiving Americans in
stations near the cemeteries. Nine
Joffre is honorary president of the
French Homes Organization. The
letter says:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10
FOR SALE
MOTORS

One rs horse power, phase
One Is horse power, 8 phase
One IN horse power, phase.
One 3 horse power, phase
Two 1 horse power, phase.
One 8 horse power, single phase.
One 3 horse power, single.
One 2 horse power, single phase.
We deal in new and secondhand
Motors; also specialize in reminding
and Motor Work.
B. j. Hetherington G. Co.
3o5 N. sth St., Boise.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-10

WRITE THE COOP. STORE, CALD-
WE'LL FOR PRICE LIST READY
MIXED OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT, 3
GAL. CAN $15; PURE LINsEED OIL
S2.1O; WHITE LEAD $40 FOR 100
LBS; POLARINE 75c; PLUG To-
BACCo s5c; PITCHFoRKs, s1.85.