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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-22

The four Payette County Club
members join with the other one
hundred and twenty county cham
pions from over the state in voting
the Pocatello conference as having
more good times and real instructive
work crowded into three days than
could be imagined by folks that stay
ar home. The boys were given instruc
tions in rope work, corn and potato
and seed judging and in live stock
judging; the girls in sewing. canning
and baking demonstration work
The last afternoon was given over 10
contests in the various lines Of work
James Shearer shows what our Pay.
cite boys can do in bringing hack .
first prize ribbon on stock Judging,
second prize ribbon on corn Judging
and a third prize for making the
best rope halter. Mildred Baker
brings back a blue ribbon for taking
the principal part in a biscuit baking
demonstration.
One of the best features Of the
conference was the Friday morning
meeting when the boys and girls
we're asked to appear before the
delegates to the Seed Show and give
2 demonstration OF Farm Bureau I
Work, each county giving q report
Of its projects. The Chairman intro (
iuced them as the future farmers
md business men of the state, but 4
after listening to their reports. in
his concluding remarks he said they
we're not only the future farmers
md business men but our future
as we'll. Josephine Roy
ton of FruitIand gave the report i
-or Payette County.
In addition TO the pleasure OF the
Conference the Club members had
he opportunity of seeing General
9ershing. As he came from his ear
morning the boys and girls
Teeted him with their Club songs
md yelIs. He recognized their greel
ng and posed for the eaRera man
With his arm about the shoulders Of
me Of the Washington County boys
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-22
TROOP OF CAVALRY
FOR PAYETTE

The War Department hss author
lied Colonel L..V. PATH. the Adju
tant General Of the State of idaho
to organize in the state, Units OF
Cavalry, Heavy Artillery, Machine
Gun or Infantry and in the very
near future a strenuous campaign
Will be made to locate these units in
towns that desire them. The Govern
ment is very liberal in providing for
these National Guard Organizations.
{ For instance, in the organization Of
a troop Of Cavalry the Government
furnishes all horses and feed for
the same, pays the hire Of men to
take care OF these horses, furnishes
all saddles. uniforms and complete
equipment and pays the men and
officers for every drill period; ex-
perienced officers will be sent TO
instruct the men in modern equita-
ton. The officers and men in the
Cavalry as well as in all National
Guard Organizations will draw one
fourth Of the Regular Army pay,
which to enlisted men amounts to
about $40 per drill. The state of
idaho furnishes $500 per year for
Armory rent.
In the event of the organization OF
Artillery Units, the 155 mn guns
will be supplied which is the same
calibre gun used by the 146th Field
Artillery in France, or in the event
of your community desiring TO or
ganize an Infantry or Machine Gun
Unit, the most modern equipment
will be furnished to the organization /
Millions of Dollars worth of amuni /
tfon is available for the National
Guard Of the various states TO be
used in target practice. which will /
be made q special feature by Colonel
Ned ". Green, who is an officer of
the United States Regular Army, as
signed as inspector Instructor to
daho and who has National Repu-
tation in workmanship, having held
che Worlds record in certain pha- +!
ses of rifle and pistol firing.
1t is the intention OF the Adiutant I
General. accompanied by Colonel
Green to visit the larger towns Of the I
state where sufficient number of
men are available for the organiza.
ton OF these units and endeayor. to /
place those which have been allotted 4
TO the State of Idaho. Towns especi-
ally interested in securing one OF
these organizations viii eommuni-
cate with the Adjutant General at
Boise, Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-22
coon SHOW COMING.

Clara KimbSll in Eyes of Youth
that will be on the screen at the En-
ma Theatre Thursday and Friday
evening. January ssth and soth,
promises TO be one Of the best pro
ductions Of the season. 1t was put
on at the Majestic Theatre in Port
land for two weeks the fore part of
this month to \ crowded house every
night. and was said by the manager
to out-distance snything he ever
put on the screen. including Tee
Miracls Man. Broken Blossoms"
Douglass Fairbanks and other
high class productions.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-22
DIR. J. a. YoUNG LooSES
LIFE IN SNAKE RIVER

DR.. ]. A. Young. prominent ply
sician of Caldwell was drowned in
the Snake River Tuesday afternoon
about three O'Clock. He was return
ing from a call south of Froman s
Ferry and as he drove his car onto
the boat the brakes failed to work
and the car plunged into the deep
water. The body was recovered and
brought to Caldwell. DR.. Young was
cousin of c. f. Dixon of this City
and brother-in-law of c. c. Ander-
son OF Boise. the well-known Gold
en- Rule Store man. He was also well
known to many people of Payette
having practiced in Weiser a few
years ago.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-22
AMERICAN LEGION
NOTES

A special meeting OF the John Wei
ster Rhoads Post was held in the Y
". c. A. rest room Monday evening
January 18th
The dues for the year Of 1920 were
set at $500 Tor all members, this
includes National dues and a year
subscription to the American Legion
weekly.
owen Hall was elected Sergeant
at Arms to fill the office left vacant
by Ted Driscoll, who has gone to Col,
Iege.
The Post voted TO pay the Post
Adjutant $1,000 a month for his
work.
Plans are being laid for a member.
ship drive, which will probably start
at the next meeting night, February
2nd, and continue until the evening
of the Military Ball, February %.
The regular meeting nights for
the post viii be the first and third
Monday nights OF the month. unless
otherwise notified the posi- will meet
in the Yeomen Hall
The Women's Auxiliary. which has
perfected its organization, has been
notified by the state headquarters
that it is the first chapter in the
state and will be Auxiliary No. 1
The mothers. wives, sisters and
daughters Of service men in Payette
county have always been in the lead
and are still holding that place. The
Legion considers this organization
its greatest asset.
The twenty-eight legionnairs pres
ent at the post meeting Monday night
had very pleasant surprise await
ing them after the meeting. 1t was
/, in the form of refreshments. served
Suy the WOmen's Auxiliary in the
basement of the " All were very
much pleased over the early and un-
expected demonstration of the work
of the Women's Auxiliary and voted
them a hearty thanks for their in,
terest.
Captain Lynd, L. S. a. was a
visitor and gave short talk on ST.
IBERIA. Capt Lynd will remain in tbs
regular army.
The post has charge of the UniYer'
sity of Idaho Glee Club Concert, /
which will be given in the Emma
Theatre Wednesday night, Jan. 2Sth. }
The tickets are soc. Use, and 81.
Fifty cents for students and seventy
five for adults. general admission. /
After buying your ticket take it to
the Cole Pharmacy and exchange it /
for a reserved seat by paying the
additional % cents. Reserved seats
will be on sale about January 2Srd.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-22
poRrrA CLUB ANNOUNCEMENT

The next club meeting January
e6th at 2:S0 p. m. will be in charge
of the Civics and Health Committee,
Mrs. Hobbs. chairman. as Mrs. Sta
mey is not likely to be home at that
time. Important business is to come
before the club. vitality necessary and
a full attendance is desired. The
Committee in charge will serve light
refreshments, Come and help make
worth while mies1ng,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-22
SHURTLEFF 6 YOUNG
BUY BRICK BTuDENG

Shurtell & Youug hare purchased
the two story brick OF &, c, S. Brain
ard, lust north OF the Emma Theatrs
next 10 the Gilmore Foomins house,
They vii re-arraEge the building for
8 garage aud sales room for The Al
len and westcott cars. II is ,hetr h
tension rs soon ss the weather VII
permit 70 take UP the rccd floor
and replace it with cement. They viii
take possession about February 1st.
snd complese the bnflding later In
ece sprtDg.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-22

MARRIED: Claud C. Taylor and
Miss Leah Wells, both OF Weiser,
were united in marriage Monday eve
ming at the Baptist parsonage, These
young people will have the best
Nhnas Of thaiY many friends.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-22
suthesland. Nebr.. Jan. Il. 1920.

We wish TO express our heartfelt
thanks to the many kind friends and
ueighbors OF Payette. Idaho. for the
kindness and help extended 10 our
brother and uncle, Jasper NJ Hum
nhrey in his last sickness and death
And We especially want 70 thank
the family of W. F. Sherwood. ]. W
Parsons, John PsaTee, Mrs Pugh
snd Francis. Capt and Mrs William
7. Lind, and the First Baptist
Church for their many beautiful
sin-al offerings
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-22
UN|VERITY
GLEE CLUB
EMMA THEATRE WEDNESDAY
JANUARY %.

University Of Idaho, Moscow, Jan
2O.-Canductor Edwin orlo Bang
of the University Of Idaho Male Gle,
Club and head of the Department o.
Music has completed his program fol
the annual southern Idaho tour o.
the University organization
This year the Glee Clap IS made VI
of 19 members which includes two
vocal soIoists, one violin soloist, and
one pianist and soIoist Students
who have had an opportunity to hear
the Club and Clubs in past years are
insistent that Mr. Bangs has develop
ed the best GIee Club ever sent on a
southern Idaho tour.
The University Clubs Concert at
Payette Will be held the night Of Jan
uary 23 The American Legion Post
through Lou Farber. are in charge OF
the Payette concert
Miss Nathalie Tecklenberg OF Wal.
lace, a sophomore in the Department
of music and soprano soloist, has q
voice Of remarkable clearness and
brilliancy coupled with unusual pow
er. The ease with which Miss Teck-
lenberg ranges from the lower regis
ter to her higher tones is sure to de-
light her audiences. Besides her solo
work she will sing one number with
the Club
John ". Dickinson, yiOlinist, is
instructor Of the violin at the Uni
versity. He is a graduate of the
Boston Conservatory of Music and in
his presentation to southern Idaho
the GIee Club offers the
most finished violinist OF the Clubs
history.
Miss Helen Wegmann, pianist, is
also a graduate Of the Boston Con,
servatory of Music. She is instructor
in the piano in the music department
Her solo work is sure to please and
as an accompanist she plays with a
delightful understanding.
Russell T. Scott of Rupert, is bust,
ness manager and baritone soloist.
His voice stamps him as the best
male singer on the Idaho campus.
The college quartet is always a
feature. Mr.. Bangs, J. Roscoe Jones.
Russell T. Scott, and Titus LeClail
make up the quartet.
Director Bangs program, subject
to change, follows:
Let Us Sing of Idaho 49, -. -. - -
The Glee Club
Our Little Home - -. Eric Coates
Mr.. Scott
Prince Ruppert's Men - -. Thayer
The Glee Club
(a) Ave Maria 49, ---. -.- -. Schubert
(b) Perpetual Motion e. Gutenberg
Mr.. Dickinson
The Sandman 49, .---- - --.- Protheroe
The Quartette
The Laughing Song -. -. -. ---- Abt
The Glee Club
The Test -.-- 49,. 49,. -. .- Rex Beach
Mr. Kimmell. reader.
willamette 80. ..-. .--. go. -. Del Acqua
Miss Tecklenberg
(a) Dear Old Pal of Mine -. So. --,
49,. -. -. 49, -. 49, 49, 49, Gitz Rice
Mr.. Scott and Club
OBJ Annie Laurie 80. - 49, .-.- -. .-.
Mr.. Dickinson and Club
(c) Castles in the Air Fred Phillips
Miss Tecklenberg and Club
(d) I'll ThiSk of You - - 49, 49, -,
Mr.. Stalker and Mr.. Jones
(el Medley of Popular Airs -. 49, -,
49,. 49,. 80. -. 49, 49,. -. Arranged
The Club
Beautiful Blue Danube m tSuaussl
-. 80. Arranged by SchultZ-Evler
Miss Wegmann
Swing Along .. , Will Marion Cook
Alma Mater Idaho - -. -. Haydn
The Glee Club
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-22
Ioral offerings.


3. = HumplTe!
]. ". Humphrey and family
J. H. Humphrey and family
J. 2. Humphrey and family
W. r. Humphrey and family
Y. c. Humphrey
J. NJ. Rolofson and family.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

rie and II. o. Severance, all Of the Uni
versity Library. left yesterday to attend
the annual meeting Of the Missouri
State Library Association in ST. Louis.
They will return Friday.
Dean ]. c. Jones left yesterday for
Springfield. No., where he will attend
4 meeting Of the Missouri College Union
today and tomorrow. tie will return to
Columbia Monday morning.
A baby girl, Ruth Elizabeth. weighing
seven and one-haif pounds. was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. siangels on October
Il. Mr.. Mangels, formerly student in
the College of Agriculture here and later
an instructor in the agricultural chemistry
department. rs now with the Bureau Of
Chemistry. Il. :. Department Of Agricul-
iure. Mrs Mangels, whose maiden name
was Clara Sherman. Was a student in the
University in l9l3l5. They live Al l04
Park avenue, Tskoma Park, Md
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Miss Mary Welsh has gone to Cameron
for weeks visit.
Miss Caroline Collins visited in Kan.
sas City last weekend.
Miss Julietie Williams spent the week
end in Kansas City.
L. ]. Stsdler. assistant in the field
crops department, left yesterday for south.
west Missouri to select seed corn.
Robert Ward Of Kansas CITY will come
10 Columbia for the banwarming. He
will stay at the Mercer Club.
W. H. Rusk is doing extension work
among the hog raisers Of Marion County
this week.
c. A. Helm. associate professor Of field
crops, is in Maryville threshing soy beans
at the experiment station field there.
Of Agriculture MIR. Showengerdt is
specialist in soils and Mr. Carter is the
field crop specialist.
ness. Miss Siienbsreer expects 10 return
neIt term. She is taking a rural sociol-
ogy course by correspondence
Emmet Maupin and Gilbert Edwards.
who are in the r. o. T. C.. went to JEFF
ferson Barracks yesterday To re-enlisi.
o. s. Fisher, specialist in crops and
soils in the u. s. apartment Of Agricul-
ture, is in Columbia now holding con
ference with p. F. Schowengerdt and C.
E. Carter, both in the University College
Miss Mabel StienDarger has discon-
\ Il
culture, and will return to her home in
kirksville, because of her brothers ILL.,
The U. l.. B., student organization at
the knights of Columbus Students Home,
held initiation Tuesday night for Herbert
Dierks. f. Paul Smith and Arthur Wink
Ter.
Miss Grace Barnes, Miss Florence Cur.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28
THE CALENDAR

October 28.-House warming Of tn
School Of Journalism in Jay II. Neff Hall
| October Southeast Missour
State Teachers Association, Cape Cirar
desu.
October 29-Football mass meeting il
[ aiyersity Auditorium.
October '29-Annual barn~arming a
RciLwtll Gymnasium.
October so = Football = Missouri vs.
Oklahoma at Columbia.
November l-ShOrt Course in Engi
rcering begins.
November l-Shori Course in Agri
culture opens.
November l-6-Sayitar goes on sale
November 3-Maj. Thomas ]. Dick
son speaks at the University Auditorium
on America and the Battle Of Nerdun.
November 3 and 4-The Elks present
Hoop La" at the Hall Thester.
November 5-Football Columbia
High vs.. Kirksyille High at Columbia.
November ll-Armistice Day cele.
braii0n.
November ll-AmerIcan Red Cross
drive for members begins.
November l2-Football mass meeting
in University Auditorium.
November ll-l3 - Missouri State
Teachers Association Meeting in Kan
sas Civ.
November l3-Fooiball Missouri
IS. Washington at Columbia.
November l4-Designaied by Presi.
dent Wilson as Memorial Day for the
dead over seas.
November l6-l8-Convention of the
Missouri Association of Sunday schools
At Columbia.
November l8-l9-Dr. II. d. Curtis.
noted astronomer. will speak on The
Size of the Universe" at annual public
lectures Of Sigma Nj. 8 o'clock at Ply.
sizes lecture room.
November l9.-Fooiball mass meeting
in University Auditorium.
November 20-Football - Missouri
vs.. "All Americans at Columbia.
November 2l-Dr. A. L. Shelton, mis-
sionay from Tibet, will speak at the
Christian Church.
November 23-Reinald Werrenrath,
baritone. under the auspices Of Phi Mu
Alpha at the University Auditorium.
November 2i-Nass meeting for
Homecoming Game in University Audi
forum.
November IS - Football - Home
coming game, Missouri VS.. Kansas, at
Columbia.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs. NJ. Z. Phillips went 10 Browns
Station yesterday TO visit her daughter.
Harry Buchholz went to Mobery on
business yesterday.
w. A. Mcdowell returned to his home
business here.
l. Sullins, A. b. Aihy and $. 6. Daily
lett Yesterday morning for Mexico.
Miss Emma Green went To Fulton
Yesterday to spend a few days.
Mrs. James Gordon, who recently suf-
iered sprained ankle. is reported To
be recovering rapidly at present.
William A. Rule, Of st. Louis went
to Jefferson City yesterday after a short
business trip to Columbia.
Bryant Woods went to Fayeue yesier.
day TO visit his grandmother, who is
i'll.
Robert Watkins returned To his home
in Limerick after transaeting business
here.
Len Leeds and DIR. ". II. Moore went
to McBaine yesterday where they will
pend the rest Of the week hunting.
Ernest W. Cupp. recruiting officer
stationed here, went to McBaine yester
day TO recruit some men.
Mrs. W. L. West Of Mexico left yes
ierday for her home after visiting her
sister, Miss Effe Graham.
visiting her sister, Mrs. K. Chase. left
yesterday.
Mrs. 7. b. Hickman left yesterday
ior Excelsior Springs where she Isill
visit for week.
Miss Reiia Reed. who has beea in
Columbia on business. returned Ia her
home in Centralia yesterday.
c. W. Barney. who has been in Co
lnmbia on business returned 10 Kansas
City yesterday morning.
Miss Sadie Steam. a teacher in the Col
umbia High School. will go To Arrow
rock tomorrow 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. e. II. Crsiwell and her daughter
May, who have been visiting in Columbia
for several weeks. left yesterday for
their home in Colorado.
Julius r. Edwards. cashier Of the
First National Bank Of Columbia who
has been in Columbia attending court,
returned to his home yesterday.
Capt s. r. Goodwin. of ST. Louis. who
has been making his regular inspection
trip through this part of the stale. left
yesterday for St. Louis
". ". Steward. J. F. Schweu and A.
F. Oough. who have been in Columbia
on business. went to Jefferson Cig yes
ierday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Brown and two
children have returned TO their home in |
Mokane after visiting relatives here and |
st Sturgeon.
l. l. Hunter Of Huntsville has been
in Columbia on business the last week. |
He left yesterday for New franklin 10
transact oiher business before returning
home
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28
THE HOTEL GUESTS

The following persons registered at the
Daniel Boone Tavern yesterday: f. r.
Stewart. Springfield: f. F. Stewart, De-
caiur. Ill.,; ". W. Polmaiier. Philadel-
phia: X. VI. Kline. Milwaukee; R. s.
Eckles. Kansas City; C. o. Craig. Jeffer-
son CITY; C.. NJ. Chatter. T. NJ. Huisell,
Kansas City: v. B. Elder. Jefferson City.
City.
The following registered at the Athens
Hotel yesterday: Arthur Stuekey. St.
Louis: Mike Whelan, St. Louis; W. X.
Powell and Ballard Daeyherty, u. $.
v. Mexico; ". W. Hopper, St. Joseph;
Stanley Dubois. Kansas City; Z. {. Hau-
ser. Fort Worth
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28
SpanIsh Cluh Presents Play.

Ia Broma," Spanish play, was pre-
sented at the Spanish Club Tuesday
night. Those who took part were, Ben
ton Gabberr, as Don Antonio, Francis
Pendereast as Louis Aguilsr. lover Of
Carmen. Helen Naylor as Carmen. dau-
ehter Of Don Antonio, Amelia Palmer
as Adelia, the msid
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28
NEWS OF ROCHEPORT

A musical program was given in the
high school auditorium Tuesday night by
a group Of Hawaiians. Part Of the pro-
eeeds went 10 the high school and will
be used for wiring and lighting the
school building.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

The Winona Knitting Mills Of New
Haven. Conn. have an Office in Room 5.
Boone Building. and are represented by
Miss Jennie Harris. They are manufac-
iuIers Of the best hosiery, underwear and
sweaters for men. women and children.
Leave your orders row. Full line OF sam
niles 10 select from. ADV,
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

The students Of the Rochepori High
School who come from the country have
made arrangements To have hot lunch
a, school. A club has been formed and
the expense will be shared equally. The
school has an oil stove and all cooking
utensils necessary for the undertaking.
All these things will be turned over To
The club for its use
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. ". 4. Sampson have
received beautiful gilt from the Samp-
son family Of Columbia The occasion
vas the twenty anniversary Of
their wedding. The present was an old
piece OF silyerware given to Mr.. Samp-
son parents on their Golden wedding
anniversary in 1892
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Miss Mamie Sampson. who has charge
Of the primary department Of Rocheport
School. visited at her home in Columbia
over the week end.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Champion. Miss O'Neil is
on her way to California, where she will
spend the winter.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

We buy the best Of Boone County cat
tie and hogs for our meat department.
q. ". Boutwell, Mere. Co. Phone OBI.
adv
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Henry Hall. former IIallsyille High
school student. has enrolled in the soph-
omore class Of Rocheport high school.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Mrs. William F. Angel is making an
extended visit to relatives in Fort Worth,
San Antonio, and other Texas cities.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Prof. Elmer Moore was elected one Of
the delegates to represent the teachers Of
Boone County at the Missouri State
Teachers Association at Kansas City, No
yember II To l3.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

The dirt roads west and north Of
Rochepori probably will be impassable
Tor several days. due to the heavy rainfall
since Friday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Try a gallon of our apple butter at
sl25. You will be satisfied. o. ".
Boutwell, Mere. Co. Phone 68l. adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.

On all Royal Society package and
stamped goods for the balance Of the
week. Mrs. Bette Hickman. Hubbel
Drive.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

An informal dance was given in the
hall over ". ". Scobees shop Monday
night. A Hawaiian orchestra furnished
the music.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Phone ll55 for taxi. Al
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

The Reverend Randolph filled his reg.
nlar appointment at the NJ +. Church
tsouih) Sunday morning. The nigh,
service was not held because the Rever-
end Randolph returned To Locust Grove
church where he is conducting series
Of revival meetings.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Harry Graves shipped car Of cattle
to ST. Louis SATURDAY. night George
Bayse shipped ear Of hogs.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

John F. Maiheney. Of Valley Park. is
visiting relatives in Rocheport.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-10-28

Miss Helen 0'Neil Of Mex York stop
ped off in Rocheport for a few days