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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
Immediate Test
Or Law Certain

TOPEKA, .kans. Jan. ss-rhs strfRs
o. go miners reported this morning.
means ~ lminsflh,. test OF tho n1U
udlst"ai relations court law, Govef-
rof u Alien declared this moeutA9.
Although The court has not ys. hoa1
utrgrIr'C - oHcrlts. N became AgoiU
,sfy 81 with the publication ~ me
nos aS ia the Official safe papef sat-
tfdf'
to,,rnHr Allen snd members oi TIRE
court N"It ltto conference this m0vns
INK uicn banning Of the strike ara "
- ani r'fp' 4 that whstever, "a .trW ~
d'-usd Atc'isary will he taken ~
once
Franklin lie known 10 be the eentes
and II the section where Aliens ptea
'hHt the miners return 10 w0rh. met
with the most vigorous oppoeittoa.
THiaNs strikes bear out, II 10
ella med. predictions that miners wouii
valA Du' In the event that the indus-
u,ll court hili became a law.
A. the ins,lgation Of the governos.
Atlgtney General Hopkins Ieft FOR TIE
ccni folds 10 make an invsstleattUa
and start criminal PROCEEDINGS ASatoot
~ who are violating the hv.
The lsN creating tho new Industrial
coJrt makes II n r,lsdemeanoT 10 otyjko
and proceedings xili hu started aeAIAGe
all miners who are on strike. u y Nv
d felony for uniqg officials tn oftisr .
strike and II II 70 found any OffIcesD
ordered the strike they will be pscOae
cuied In the Crawford county distFtet
court on felony chAsge0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
TRAIN WRECK
FATAL TO NINE
Score Hun in Canadian Pa
cifiC Collision,

MONTREAL quebec. Jan - -Eish,
person. were Killed In III. collision 4
two section. o' the Mcntrssl-Vancouvcr
eIpfes. on the Canadian Pacific eleven
niles east ~ North nav on SUNDAY. 81
cordirr ~ q final revised estimate NJ
casualties from the scene today The
Mrs srsAS pEDES and her two
sons, Wallace and Hugh of Van.
couNer
JAMEs TILEy Of Vancouver
bE J W CHAMBERS OF Calgary.
J BEALE u Vancouver.
g SIMMONS. a sleeping car porter
ari two unidentified. A score Of per-
,"gs were more or less seriously IN
iur.d
The following statement vas issued
by Vice Prtside,, MoTier. Of the
Canadian Pacific railway:
III. second section ~ the express
train struck the rear Of the first section
which had halted on account Of snk,sss
trouble. \ 'asnnan Vas said 10 have
been sent~'out to the rear Of the first
sec,lon and an investigation 10 beins
made A rolsf train carrying sup
plies. doctors ard nurses was immedi-
atsy sen, 90 the scene The badly
injured we're tascn 10 the hospital In
Among tn. injured w.r. Nrr
Dorothy sk~~ne of Los Angeles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
S[AV "REDS'
DEFY WORLD,
ENVOY SAYS


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"N-li'N.'.|". jan 20 IH'''fh
soviet ofrH'f1r.ns have become
",tr,rv .,...E o.. fgt.. ,rs uo.Id
-, -, .,.,
LuaNV y. D. Hi.' ''if' s"'l'' As@'i
20 the in..rf states t1i ssnaie ln.
y.stlVs,irv r0.tr.,,,. ,oi,.
-. ..,, a.. ..,t.,.
b''aus' NJ WIS. M F''N. "' s"'''N
have eeA.od ~ tt.f International reyo-
latin, ., .t,,..-, u,-
lh' LH'''hu '''''F Ha'"
900 ch1 nD1 ari WOO npl no. ln ne
public ue'tlrI Martens sal. which u
Wss nrw iN.'f1f ~ spend n iot'irn
countries Hn 'ir purchase ~ pec'sl
'i,s There ~ now no g"ld IN me
hands n private banks or ina Ndusa
10 l.1ssi' he ad!Hd
ENs71lnA'i . ~ Martens Hetore tho
senate Suh.rsfuUi'fe luves'EsitnE M .
lcal propaganda vas r"aHn~d tofAy A
statement rn 'hs policy ~ ne Russian
sov'ets followed tr' request ~ ~" com.
fnit'te ihHt q orlFtpsls 81 h.t insttuc-
tons be pr's'gt'i.
Code 10 pe'ust.
preyl1usiy 'wrrf senator llard~fck
Martens c0nrsr hnl explained that
Mer'ru. nat rciu,oi 20 ptss,r, The code
ppei fcr cp'1mun alton ulih his gov.
~f-rmaF before tN" liss legislative
corrn't'se IN NeV YORK
IA lkc 20 hnt" o. iI'ile tirs N -"
vhst rsfiartions ih#yc Martens said
IA ik. tp sufu ia 't' committee
. -fyth.re y rr"u.sf-
The .rdr w. a., oiv ih,rg The soviet
rruu, wanted 10 protect, Hsrdwick de-
cia-ed
'"rl .s4 iustr4ri iiou. from nv govern
men, nave II al '.ma- siiidei my pr-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
PR0F|TEER|NG
IS CHARGED To
COAL COMPANY
Grocer Files Complaint
Against DeB0It,
Sl7.75 A TON PAID, SAID
Action 70 Be Taken Under
City Profit Ordinance,

A complain, charging tho D'noit
coal snl Lumber company ~ rsia.
h0ma City with prontssf,nG 40 the
pr.rh charged Tor .obl rBs flsd today
a, tho police station by samuel King.
an oklahoma cry Socef.
II ls alleged % the complaint that
on Saturday the compeny charged tim
:. ID i9f liO pounds Of coal. the ptice
~ Goa! that dhy tor retsllsis ~is -t'd
90 he ONLY about go a ton. King says
hr yaii for II ~ tho ra,. o. about
tii.I5 ton. even though sr carried It
hesy M he own automobile.
klng went tho rounds o' municipal
nffc- today toying 10 find where 10
fls his compliant and finally landed
in The municipal attorneys oili'e where
he BaH tii the anti proi,teeilrg
ordinance if st'li alive In spite Of the
resignation oi the prcsldtn, u the
grnmihNon
ITS not for myse'. blt Tor the
poor Who ~ IN tho yards 20 Alt coal
that ! am fhng this complaint King
sad. I'm find out whether The city
ordinance Amounts 70 any thing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
Hoover Must Come Out
In Open for One Party
Or Other, Politicians Say

he failed utterly, Hoover must pck
enc side or % other and hoist Ms flag
II he would bs president"
This pretty veil sums W the feeling
here In political ciciss. Nevertheless
neither party seems able IN keep It's
ey~s of Hoover long a, a time. thus
hetrayinG q certain uneasy watchful.
ness on their part. Some OF the more
oiispcAen members admit he 10 n new
species OF pclitidaf bird" and that they
ran not help watching tho way he ns's
Johasona state Of California Indicate
thar soma OF Johnscn's political running
snA,es are adding their puffs TO this
Hoover boosn but the senator says he
IL not wuTrytne. Hoover 10 strongly
N favor of the ratification Of the treaty
n Versailles and johnson Just -
strongly opposed 70 n and intends TO
make II the keynote n his campaign.
senator AISLE J. Vronns Of North IA.
kota, ssAys his purt u the country 10
strongly against Hoover.
This oppoaiti6n b attributsd 70 the
food .adniaistrrtw's keeping vhsat at
o32S, the western fAsmsss maintain.
when southern cotton growers wers ~.
loved y sharls snythina tssy pleAesd
froM ~ ease cssNe rseeets ssas
< ~ sssss q Witch e 4 Is ,sSsS s
may hsp ~. In clhse spSssin0 Nm
With e@sal spt1uelasN ,nrsGnr1lsss q
his pe.liicA pfss6at osss1 s1tuss,, ,
Aeseh9 MtesssliaS phass q ~
nsoSse9 bssm 10 tlel the rsAi 6eckes
81 ths sormw foo1 s1nta1ntntse 10 ~
Xlisoo kiunos1. ~ VSenGA ~ 80.
epnt peanelns dll9e npaa thAe - wsu
,usSss isxsSss ssssts. Il ss;sssS y
expssnDe4 qmoo)f q favef61IS "
nssvss 81 III SssAlw m Ss6suslIa
Waz - Ss.sssss's 49,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
JURY FOR WEEKS
IS NOT FILLED
Many Object to Capital Pun
lshment and Are Excused.

Selection Of q jury IN the trial OF
Samuel r. Weeks, charged with the
murder Of his wife. Moilia Weeks. ~
not expected 10 be completed Ihtil to.
morrow aftrrnson, because OF the large
number OF prospective inrymcn who
ohlect 10 capital punishment.
The court room Was filled Monday
mort Ing when the jury selection was
Arrun. New evidence and iarge
number Of new witnesses will he used
IN the trial, the first trial having re-.
sil'td IN hung jury.
Ned Looney, former assistant
county attorney. Who with o. A car
GIL assistant county attorney, prose-
cuted The frst case. and other large
murder trials IN district court here.
VIII Assist Carsill In the prosecution
having been specially retained ny
County Attorney Robert Burns J. "
Burns and j. ). Estes are defending
Mctte
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
Three ARKANSAS
NEGROES ARE nElD

DUMAS. Ark Ian. 2s WIN kibnell
ard many khbeii. troth"rs tND of tho
pcgfuts Involved In IN. threatened race
trouble p"if her" lsst Ne"A. have sur
rendered and = ihlrd brother, Edmund
kihbel. IL In hiding and viii he caught
Tits afternoon. u la believed.
John Williams. the negro who ,ook
Dock HAYS and Lloyd klbbeil. Ansie
sharp ard Ida klhbcn across the rv-
cr, enabling them % escape. also has
been caught The kihbeli brothers and
sas CITY
Tho kibbeil brothers gayo NJ ~ Clay
Cross, a planter residing near The riysr
and he notified Sheriff Lacy. A deputy
sheriff went 10 the Cross plantation
and took the two TO Arkansas City,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
s, Q. ?. CAUCUS
BEING WATCHED
Hamon and McGraw Have
Eyes on Comanehe County.

psusssal sasniHeases n Ne ,. !. Me-
0ssw.Jsha L. Hsmes fisht ~ ssvub-
neaa sa0peai eswaittssmsa. csntsss
Nrssea ~ rsouit u ths pssetss(
e,seupss IN CsmsAchs eeeaty eee1ey,
Tke oo0a intsfsst y net y sv!0e0(e ~
tte S(heF soRht ecua1es q the usItn
41s:s 41s:s'S sh:s; s p''"sss sas's'ss ~
SeSssssks cssaty .ss Nsnse,s nsss
a4eta sspse:sss .: E - ~ -
- ~. y; cs.sssAs go
UuyK ~ -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
OKLAHOMA WOMAN
ROBBEO OF SABLE FURS

KANSAS CITY. Jan. M.--Postcs to-
day are searching for vet OF sable
fufs valued At q. ses. the property of
MrS W. r. Shelton. an Oklahoma
woman which wore stolen frVsn . hotel
here when Mrs. Shelton stepped out Of
her rqcm for q lev minutes sad forgot
70 M the door.
This mahss the ,seeQA tsAppssrance
q the Nble ~. Tho turs having been
s1elen . year 49, and not recovered
until IN nsoathe taeaP.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
L0WDEN HEADQUARTERS
OPENED IN CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. Jan. .s--ors more
pr"sid~rtial boom was styen impetus
today when heAdluartcrs for GOV Frank
. Lowfen Of Illinois were opened here
by Rerresentatvs Frank smith. chair
nan Of the Lowden committee
The committee II composed Of all the
republican members OF congress from
lINnols Senators Lawrence Y. sher.
man and Medili Mccormick and Repre-
sentatlves Ira e. Copcly, Thomas 9
Williams, W " Wilson and W. A.
Rodentura who viii asset Chairman
the opening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
NEW ACT PUT
To FIRST TEST
At P|TTSBURe
Four Hundred Walk Out To-
day as Protest,
LAW DEEMED IN EFFECT
Governor Allen and Court
Members Confer,

r1TTSB no Kan. Jan. 20. -Four
hluAri Kansas minep struck this
morning be,aIsl Of The passage u the
Industrial cVlfi bUl A mins Of the
Western Coal 4 Minlns company AZ
Franhln ard mine Of ,he Near Coal
company ~ Dunkltk were idle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

DETROIT. N'ch.. Jan 20 The BODY
Of an unidentified man was recovered
early to-day from the ruins of ~. Ho'.
man hotel destroyed by lire. Which
broke out shortly after mldnirh, nnI
contilnu.d until daybreak Fire Chi"f
Callahan expressed the orirlon that
several Others had been unable 10 es-
cape. N all the fights In tbs hott.
we're eatinguishsds almost a. soon ~
the fire started.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
POLICE HUNTING FOR
BADLY INJURED BOY

The police have not bsea able -
sind the boy Who was rspoetsd 70 have
hesn struck BY an automobile to0ay at
sixth strsst ana Western. He ves sald
10 have baen injured hadly and vas
cut deeply ~ the hsal whsn psehsd
up. -
Hoas se the uRAsrtahins companles
know anything about ] n and hs eesM
thought ~ was taken 70 . dector's o.
flcs and sent homo.
No report had been made - he o.
e,dent by the driver Il the cas ~ y
4 o'clock,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
) PRISONERS
ESCAPE FROM
COUNTY JAIL
Steel Bars and Doors Sawed
Through During Night,
2 AUTO THIEF SUSPECTS
One Of Escaped Men Held
by u, S, as Counterfeiter.

sswinE their way from the interior Of
q douhly boltsd dungeon. through h,ivY
,ars Of the county jali. FRANK Ellis
worth and A y Blrren alleged anto-
mobile thieves. and Emmett HHlloway,
alleged countsrisi,cr. esraped from the
Mi early Mondsy morning
Clever Piece 0 wofs.
Tho e-oap. Ia regarded ss ono - the
ei.rersst pieces u wOrs In the county
IN many yssrs. And Vas begun ~h'le
Hber4ff a. T. Johnson was At church
sunday night Th. ihfs. ren are be
I,evsd 10 hAv. gotten away m tso auto
mohiIes repoftsl stolen IN the east par
o! the city Non,iay morning
rhev are slEo believed 10 have been
aided hy Bertha McAffon, ~ho II being
held on Q charge ~ embeuiinx T.oo'
sfom the Yale Western tnion oi'ic.
sunday hisbs at : s sIo,n we nen nen
iarcsny cbarpe They we're placed IA
the dungeon by Luther Bishop. count
lsiiot. and Claude Tyler. d.p9iy sheriff
Tie dungeon Ia lOrhtsd In hs t"sc-
n.nt whsio the women are Kept II y
Q sn,sil black cell. with only one N'n
tilator door. The men saNe'' poll
of the ventiatof door. any thsn f.~'nsa ,su
down q foot and half and sn~eS the
b,,lt off the main door After rSap'
fran the dungeon. they sawed INTO one
of The heavy IRON l"i. 10 M QUIZ
window and With sc,uoh OF a.,nw [
radiator. bent tho ,~r upward. allowing
an eixht inch place for h'if is'dies "
alp through.
orr Locked |" Cen
The MevAr IRON GIRL has eustonlafily
beA, sila~ed the freedom Of tho lower
Siocs, but las, nigh, was kept IN ,N
stl only this prevented her sscsw; az;
10 the window from which ~: usn e.. .
eepsA An attempt wa, n,sne w
sae q the hsrs To her cell 1ut hs ~"
vts tnQ hard 49,. ,.n.,
humans water hsard cy tne Is..
hst night 10 hslisvsd 10 have o.cn
turned on purposely y ofdet 70 "ioum
the raspins noise q me ~" s''''
aws
Tho men were first missed Acnasy
nscrnino at O'clock, sna vs"s %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
TULSA OFFICER
FACES ARREST
Alleged Auto Thief Tells Of
Mock lynchlng.

fvLsA. ot,a.,. ysH; ss9:A v,sssa,
"a ; ~: |: :.s:s.;1, . ~; s:;s ~; q. =;
~ |ssseesss 81 : .:::.. = s,s ss s.k. ke.''"' =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
WILSON MAY NAME
TREASURER TODAY

WASHINGTON, Jan. @.---Prssident
Wilson will appoint u successor 10 Sec
fe,ary Of the Treasury 0lass lat, today
or tomorrow. n waa announced O, the
White House this aftefnoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
SECRETARY BAKER
IS REPORTED ILL

WASHINGTON, Jan. N--secretsry
of war Baksr 10 III. IL was announced
st the war department today, He 10
cenfined 10 his room. Physicians said
HE iliness ID no more than q severe
cold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

MADISON. Wis. Jan. 3s As . re-
sil, Of infection due to HE teeth. SEN
aior r. u. la Follette has sone to
Rochester. MINI. TO enter the Mayo
hospital Senator Ia Foileits said he
would b" back in Madison the latter
part Of this week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
s~h.1ser !. ejs,cS 49,.

oehsmaRn. Nsieh o9seg
eAK blEoO, Cal. Jea, M-4o1n9e
Ernestins sehuman. neinh. ~ several
days aGp caW,s here susfsSta0 ffem =
slight attack Of pnsua,oaiA Nog sns
TO sit up FOR . short time. Her phy.
sicisn reportsd cha wHs weQ ~ Tho
way 20 rAeovery.
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-03
GOOD WORD FOR
PAYETTE CAMP GROUND

Charley Prestel and family of Cen
tralia, Washington, arrived in Pay
cite Sunday evening together with
another family from Centralia, on
their way overland to the state of
Michigan. They remained over until
Tuesday noon and while here met
many of their old time friends. They
made good use of the Payette Auto
Camp Ground and say it is the best
they have seen in a weeks travel.
They also say Payette is already get
ting some good advertising due to
the splendid accommodations Both
families left about $40 each in the
city in the wey of merchandise and
repairs and heightened their stay
with US on account of the camp
ground accommodations.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-03
GET THEIR
JUST DUES

Ten days in the County Jail and a
$4,000 fine was the price paid by
G. B .Nayler and also the same by
Fred Precht for an auto ride to Wei,
SER The young men selected Charles
Browns car which was standing
near the Emma Theatre Tuesday eve
ming and which was found missing
by the owner upon coming from the
picture show. Night Marshal Fenske
was notified and in; just thirty min
utes the young men, were under ar
rest at Weiser, by the City Marshal
at that place. Sheriff Jefferis drove
to Weiser and returned with the
prisoners who plead guilty to the
charge before Judge Inther Wednes-
day morning.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-03
IDAHO POWER COMPANY GETS
INCREASE OF APPROXI-
MATEE,Y 1O%

The Public Utilities Commission of
Idaho has permitted the Idaho Power
Company to increase its rates for all
service except new 1920 pumping SER
vice 1919, the new pumping service
will be increased from 20 to 25 %.
Mr.. ]. F. Orr, Division Manager of
the Power Company, stated to the
Enterprise Representative that he
was disappointed in the increase al
lowed by the Commission. This is
the first increase ever asked for by
the. Company. The Telephone has
been given an increase of S0%-
Pullman Company 4O%-the rail,
roads given a $50 increase with a
further request for 800 additional
increase. The increase revenue de-
rived from the increase granted
when applied to our Idaho business
will not take care of our increase in
taxes, this is to say nothing of the
increase of 7O46 given in wages and
a 1909 increase in price for mater
ial over and above for years ago.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-03
PAYETTE BOYS BRING
HOME THE BACON

The game at Huntington last Sun
day between Huntington and Payette
was just little too one sided to be
interesting. The score being to IS
in favor of Payette. The game Mon
day afternoon at Parma between
Payette and the Parma boys was a
game worth the money. 1t was neck
and neck until the last two innings
when Payette tightened up a little
and finished with score of to 7
The crowning feature of the game
was a fly to the left field picked out
of the air by Perry frpm the top of
an automobile. Shake twas there with
the goods in the box AS one of the
Parma men was heard to say, hes
a good head pitcher"i i-he works his
head as we'll as his arm.
Payette and Weiser play next Sun
day at Weiser and in all probabilities
it will be good game.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-03
ELDREDGE-FULTON

A very happy wedding took place
Saturday evening May 29th at the
Presbyterian Manse, Rev. Reed Off
ciating, when Miss Sybil Fulton be-
came the bride of Tom Eldredge.
Both bride and groom are we'll and
favorably known in this community.
They are making their start in the
world early in life, but since they
have both made a good selection it
is just the thing to do. The bride left
Monday morning with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Fulton, by auto
on an extended visit in the State of
Kansas. Upon her return Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldredge will be at home on
Sixth Street where Mr.. Eldredge has
a home already furnished. The En-
terprise extends congratulations and
best wishes.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-03
FARM BUREAU
JUNIOR FESTIVAL

The picnic day has arrived, Friday
June the fourth. Boys and girls from
the various Farm Bureau Junior
| Clubs gather at Birdings Island fol
/ one big day of fun and play. They
will come in trucks, hayracks, auto
mobiles, horseback, bicycles-in fact
anyway to get there. Many of these
conveyances will be decorated in
true picnic style.
A number of out of the county
visitors will be present at this pic
mic. Our two state club leaders, Mr..
w. T. Mccall and Miss q. Fay Fow.
Ter and the Club leaders from the
adjoining counties, will be among
the visitors for the day.
Miss Fowler and Miss Wilson from
Malheur county will be guests of the
New Plymouth clubs for lunch. Mr..
Neice of Ada and Miss Black of Can.
yon will be guests of the Fruitland
Clubs. Mr.. Mccall and Miss Cush-
man of Weiser will be guests of the
Payette Clubs.
Program of the Day.
1O:3O-11:0O Ali Club Members
register with the Secretary.
11:OO-12:OO Free Games.
12:0O-1:00 Picnic Lunch.
General Club Songs and Yells.
70 II
reau President.
Review of Club Leaders.
1:OO-1:3O Song Contest
Yell Contest.
Banner Contest.
Judges will score decorations as
vehicles arrive.)
1:30-2:30 Athletic Badge Con-
tests.
Boys:
Ginning
Broad Jump
60-Yd. Dash.
Girls:
Balance Beam
Basket Ball throw
Potato Race.
2 2:3O-4:OO Club Contest Events.
Sack Race
Sunbonnet Race.
Three Legged Race.
Obstacle Race.
Community Relay Race.
400 Announce Winning Club.
Award Athletic Badges and Achiev !
ment Banner.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-03
CAPTURES PRIVATE STILL

Mr.. Frank Powers, farmer living
one mile east of Fruitland, is now
serving sentence for violating the
liquor law. He was arrested early
Saturday morning by Sheriff Jefferis
who in company with County Attor-
ney R. E. Haynes, Marshal Fenske,
and Deputy Sheriff Walbrecht made
a raid on the premises of Mr.. Powers
and confiscated a small still, togeth-
er with a quantity of liquor in vari-
Gus stages of making. He was brot
before Judge Luther and waived a
preliminary examination and in the
afternoon appeared before Judge Var
ian and entered a plea of guilty. On
account of it being the first offense
and considering Mr.. Powers age,
he was fined 5000 and sentenced to
serve 80 days in the County Jail.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-03
PATCH FOR SENATOR

Honoring Gen. l.. V. Patch, candi-
date for United States Senator, a
Patch-for-Senator" banquet will be
held at the Y NJ. c. A. dining room
on Thursday evening, June 10th at
6:15 o'clock. Everybody is invited.
Get your tickets from Clyde Shank
at the Post Office or at Rezac's Drug
Store. There will be just 100 tickets.
Don't delay until they are all gone,
This is not a party banquet. It's for
the friends of Gen. Patch who are
going to stand behind him and give
him a 100 per cent vote in his home
County. The General has always
stood pat for Payette and Payette
County first, last, and all the time.
Let us show him that we appreciate
what he has done for this community
and the State of Idaho during the
last 90 years.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-06-03
HAD A NARROW
ESCAPE

Willard Hall had a very narrow
! escape last Saturday about 1890
while returning to Payette with a
/ truck loaded with cream. He had
been gathering cream on the Ore
gon side between Ontario and Vale,
for the Farmers Cooperative Cream
cry and had about completed his
route and when within seven miles
of Ontario was struck by the Vale
passenger going west. The road lead
ing to the crossing at this place is
somewhat low which obstructed the
view of the approaching train. The
engine struck the train square in the
center completely demolishing it
and scattering cans of cream in every
direction. The train was brought to a
stop after going about two hundred
yards. The crew Immediately began
searching among the wreckage for
the driver who was finely found at
the head of the train where he had
gotten off and was standing in daz-
ed condition looking at the cream
spattered engine not much the worse
for his ride. He was not unconscious
but seemed to know but little of
what had taken place. He had quite a
bruise on the head and somewhat
jammed about the back and hips, but
was able to walk. The train proceed |
ed on it's way and Mr.. Hall was brot
to Ontario by Mrs. o. A. Clark, a |
neighbor living nearby, where he was
examined by a physician who pro-
him not seriously injured.
After reaching Payette he was more
examined by DR.. l. r.
R. R. Physician. No
bones were broker but injuries were
received about the back and hips
that will likely render him unfit for
duty for several weeks.