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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-08
ANNUNz|O ANNOUNCES
STATE OF WAR CEASES

TRIESTE. Dec. ga. P1--D'An-
nunzio's headquarters announced Tues
day that the state Of war between
the regency of Quarnero and Italy
will not continue. The action follow
ed visit of special commission OF
Italian deputies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-08

lvestigators state that this year $
Cuban sugar crop will be one of the
largest in the history OF the island.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-08
New Capital Necessary

Expansion and Improvement constantly
Current
should be sufficient OF
from the public;
those who security
veabyhe ability losand an
a of freturn
Will hewil youwil bank,
enterprise which is unable to meet these requirements?
Today in Oregon operating deficit property
yielding Without
to attract capital?
ability depend
OF
We asking the Public Service Commission of Oregon
schedules
guarantee the
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-19

NWH of the NWA section "a. TON.
| R5W B.M., thence east along the
said forty line 1880. feet more or
less to the easterly side Of the right
of-way of the Lowe Payette Ditch
thence nOItherly along said right-of-
way 1920. feet to the section lin.
between sections II and "a afore-
aid; thence east along said section
Inc 15O1.7 feet, thence n. 16 de-
grees % minutes e. 1876. feet.
thence east 300. feet to the north.
east corner of the SEA SEA said
ie"tiOn 81; thence north one half
nile; thence east one quarter mile
to the southeast corner of the NWA
WV section 26, TON. R5W. B.M'
thence north on the forty lines 1000
feet more or less to an intersection
Tttl the easterly side of the right-of-
way OF the aforesaid Lower Payette
Ditch; thence northeastern along
said ditch right-of-way to the south
side of the NJ of the NWA section
%. T9N. R5W. BIN, thence west
100. feet more or less to a certain
waste ditch at the base of what is
k13'Tn rs Chase Hill; thence south
w - iy along said waste ditch r.,
the north side line of the SWK Sell
section %, TON. R5W. B.M.: thence
vest along said forty line to the east
side of the public road which is To-
"ated along the east side of the
of the o. s. L. RR
thence northeasterly along said road
$40. feet more or less to q point di-
-ectly east of a certain culvert under
he said o. s. L. RR.; thence n sc |
iegrees 80 minutes w. 40. feet to
NE west side of said railroad right
'f-way: thence following along |
certain waste ditch N % degrees 3 o |
minutes W. so. feet, thence n AL
legrees w. 215. feet. thence n, 13I
lcFrceS z. 1856. feet, thence n SO
Ieg:ees Is minutes w. 800 feet.
hence n. 80 degrees w. 200. feet
o tn" hank of Snake River (which
.oint is the outlet of the main drain)
hence s9uthwesterlv along the bank
t Snake Rivor 5000. feet more or
ass to an intersection with the west
ida line of section %. T9N. R5W.
IN. thence south 1857. feet to the
'rth side of Evergreen Cemetery:
hence west $50. feet; thence south
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-19

3277. feet to the north side of the
jEH SCI section 2S, aforesaid
hence west 81 feet; to the north,
vest corner of block 113 of River.
iida Plat; thence southeastern along
he west side of said block l13 to
he southwest corner of same;
hence east 1888 feet TO the section
inc between aforesaid sections 2S
ID 81; thence south 36j. feet to the
lace of beginning.
VIII.
That yOrr commissioners have
1Hred to BE- made maps or plats of
aid proposed district and other lands
Included within the same watershed
owing the right-Of-way, the length.
18th. and acres. the owners names;
I'd the location OF the right-of-way.
. proposed boundary line of the
'@triCt rs recommended by your
commissioners. which said maps a-e
arked Exhibits c. and CT
Gereunto attached. referred to, and
ada a part hereof. as much as i
He same were fully set forth herein
nd a map or chart of said district
ID other lands within the samr
te--shed shown" the profiles OF
z different drains. the ownerships
I'D lights-of-way required. which
I'D map is marked Exhibit D.
sreuntO attached, referred to. and
ade a part hereof the same as j.
lily set forth herein
WHEREFORE. Your petitioner.
that an Order may be made anC
3t2Ted, FIXING the time End place
hen and where all persons interest
d may appear and contest the con. |
try alton Of this Report and that
he Clerk of this Court shall cause |
office of the time and place of said |
tearing TO be given by the publica. |
ion of notice thereof and by serving
a-sOnaliy or sending by registered
all. as required b. law. and that
fter due hearing thereon as re-
uired by Law. the said Report be
)nfiTmed
W. 7 RETMERS
PETER SODA
NICHOLAS BRODERSON |
Commissioners
4 WALTERS,
ttOrney for commissioners.
esidence. Caldwell, Idaho
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-19

REPORT OF CoSIoiiosIONni.s

IsAAA SANA Vi NO-'A-'A A'''DAS-NA<Ast
IN TILE DISTRICT COURT UF TIE
SEN rNIH JLDiJI4L DISLhi, 4
Or InE SIaIE Of IDAnO, ~
AND FOn me COUNIl OE
PA4EITE
In the matter OF DRAINAGE DIS
TRICI No. 1 of the COUNT Oh
PAfLITE. in me SLATE Or iDA-
H0:
To the Honorable b. S. Earian, one
of the Judges OF the District Court
OF the Seventh Judicial District OF
the State OF Idaho:
Comes now W. J. ReimerS, Peter
Soda and Nicholas BrodeTsOn, con-
shutting the board OF Drainage Com
missioners OF Drainage district NO.
l OF the County OF Fayette, ii the
State OF idaho, who were appointed
by your honor on the 18th day OF
july, 1919, and VINO thereafter dui!
qualified by giving Bonds as requlr-
ed by law and tnereupOn entered up
on their duties and organized them
selves into d Board OF Drainage Com
miSSlOners, ana as soon JnoTeaIle.
as possible employed a competent
engineer, surveyor and other helpers
for the purpose of gathering ana
compiling the data to be presented
to this Court in connection with the
said Drainage District matter, and
personally examined the lands des-
Cribed within the temporary boun-
diaries OF the District, and also ali
the lands described in the original
Petition filed herein and proposed
to be draRfed and protected and the
lands over which the work is pro-
posed to be constructed, and other
lands lying within the same water
she i and adjacent to the lands in
.Cl. ded within the said District which
n the estimation of the Board OF
Drainage Commissioners We're ar
fected by said Drainage works, ana
after having carefully and PERSONAL
" examined the same, have deter
mined, and beg leave, to report to.
this Honorable Court as follows, to,
wit:
Ii was found upon examination of
the lands described in the original
Petition and other lands lying within
the same watershed that the start
ing point, route, and terminus of
the proposed drains or bitches, size
and location thereof as proposed by
the petitioners and as set forth in
the original Petition, are not in ali
respects proper, feasible and ade>
0uate, and your commissioners, af-
ter thorough and personal investiga-
ton by themselves and their engi-
neers and helpers. have approved
and adopted said original plans eX-
cept as to the following changes and
additions. to-wit:
We have determined that it is nee
essary, for the proper drainage of
all of the lands of the district, and
best designed to promote the public
health and welfare and to most ade-
0uately and efficiently drain and pros
tect the lands of the parties inter
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-19
NOTICE OF HEARING ON COZ.
FORMATION OF REPORT OF
COMMISSIONERS

COMMISSIONERS
In the District Court Of the ScvcntI
Judicial District Of the State
of Idaho, in and for the
County of Payeitc
In the Matter of DRAINAGE DIS.
TRICT No. 1 of the COUNTY
of PAYETTE, in the State
of IDAHO:
EEE%s
To the land owners and all persons
corporations, municipalities interest
ed in the lands included in the ter.
ritory within the boundaries Of the
proposed Drainage District No. l or
Payette County, in the State OF Ida
no:
You, and each of you, will please
take notice that the commissioners
appointed by the Court in the matter
of the organization of Drainage Dis
trict No. l OF Payette County, have
made to the Court and filed herein
their Report of their examination OF
the lands described in the Petition
filed in these proceedings and pro-
posed to be drained and protected
and the lands over and upon which
the work is proposed to be construct.
ed, together with the findings of
said commissioners recommending
changes in the boundaries of said
District and the location of the pro
posed drains and the estimated cost
of the proposed work and a descTip |
ton of all land affected and the |
amount of the assessments against |
and damages, if any, awarded to
each tract lot, or easement and |
other matters required b. law; that
the description of all land affected !
and the amount of the assessments
and damages awarded in said Re
port are fully set forth III said Re
port particularly the parts thereof
designated as Exhibits "A" and
"B", a copy of which said Report is
appended to, and published and Serv-
ed herewith, and which, by refer
ence, is made a part hereof the same
as if fully set forth herein. The
whole of said Report attached here
to is marked Exhibit A..
That the Honorable B. S. Varian,
one of the Judges of the District
Court of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict. has ordered that Friday, the
l'll udN VI s0CbltllADEl. j. U. SAL tlN- /
ven o'clock a. m. on said date. at
the Court House in Payette, Payette
County, State of Idaho, be, and is,
the time and place fixed for the =
on the confirmation OF said
Report: That YOU are hereby mott, =
fled to appear at said time and place
and make and file whatever ObjeC-t
ton, if any, you may have. to the
award of damages or the assessment d
Of benefits against any lands owned
Or possessed by you or in which O
you are interested within said Dis t
.rict. or demonstrate against the f
whole, or any part. of the proposed v
work, or to the confirmation of said
Report. or make such other objec- O
ion. if any, that you may have to T
he proceedings herein. fl
Dated at Payette. Idaho. this 10th o
lay of August. 1920. f.
H. G. GARDNER, "
Clerk OF the District Court. y
Filed August 10, 1920, at $3.50 ?
o'clock, a. II. S;
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-19


ghtoway ditch;
1924 feet description said righoway
R5W thence meandering
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-19
EXHIBIT i
DRAINAGE ID iTRICT No.
Payette County, Idaho

DRAINAGE ID TRCT No.
Payette Comfy
Benefits, assessments and
owner Description WAY
4=Ag Acres
All oIock numbers
10 the Recoded Assessors
ana all descriptions u T
r. W B. NJ All PIats ecorded Record
er's office of Payette
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-19

That all of the lands within the
boundaries of the proposed district
and described in the original Petit
ton filed herein and other lands
within the same watershed which it
was determined should be included
within the said district as herein
after fully set forth, will be bene-
fitted or deemed benefited, by the
construction of the proposed work,
and the total benefits will amount to
the sum of $62, 661.10, and will
greatly exceed the cost of construct
ing such work, including all Incl
dental expenses, cost of proceeding,
and damages. and your Board OF
Commissioners has determined what
lands within said district contribute
by the seepage of irrigation water
therefrom to the saturation and
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE: Motorcycle. at bar
gain--Box 466. e.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-19

Phone DAMS BATTERY STA
TlON for Battery Service. 7-3-t4.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-19

Frank c. Smith, The west IS acres
of Blk. l 1924
Herman Z. Precht, All south OF
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18
MAYSLICK COLORED PEOPLE
ORGANIZE CORPORATION
Boosters Of New Colored Consolidated
School at Maysllek Organize Them
selves Into q Corporation.

For the past couple of years a num-
ber of progressive colored citizens Of
the Mayslick neighborhood have been
interesting themselves in q first class
colored school for that community and
they are now about to realize their
goal.
Articles OF incorporation of the
Mayslick Health and Welfare Com
pany were filed with County Clerk
James Owens yesterday. The moor
porators are James Hicks, w. A. Tay-
lor, Eli Bolden, j. W. Story and vern-
on Holtz. The capital stock of the new
corporation is fixed at $4,000 and the
limit of their liability is fixed at s1O,-
600.
The purpose and nature of the busi-
ness to be transacted as set out in the
charter shall be to construct school
buildings, store houses, dwellings and
other edifices and to hold rea lestate
in this connection and to sell, mort.
gage or lease its holdings in further,
ance of its said business.
These colored people deserve credi
for their interest in educating theil
young and should be encouraged.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18
GOOD MORNING, JUDGE,
HAS Three TITLES
Mondays Musical Comedy Has Been
Success Under Three Titles In
America and Europe.

One of the many odd features OF
Good Morning, Judge!" which is
scheduled for presentation at wash
ington Theater on Monday night is
found in the fact that its original pro-
ductioR in farce comedy form changed
the history of the English speaking
stage. 1t was written by an obscure
English actor, A. w. Pinero, and
played under the name Of "The Magis-
trate." It's success was so pronounced
that 1t was soon played wherever the
English language is spoken, new
school of dramatic writing sprang in
to being. Pinero was lured from the
stage to the field Of letters to become
one of the most prolific and popular
playwrights in the world and to amass
fame and fortune Yes, the subject of
these lines is Sir Arthur Wing Pinero,
and he Is deriving handsome royalties
today from the musical comedy YER
sion of 1.-THE Magistrate" now known
as Good Morning, Judge" Shep
Camp will be seen in the role CT the
heavyweight judge, supported by a
distinguished cast Of metropolitan
musical comedy favorites. A massive
and elaborate production has beer
provided.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18

IS BUSIEST PLACE
IN MAYSvILLE NOW
Booth Owners Are Very Busy Getting
Their Stalls In Condition for Grand
Opening Of Corn and Tobacco
Fair on Next Tuesday.

The Liberty Tobacco Warehouse at
Third and Commerce streets is about
the busiest place in the city of Mays
Vile just now. The majority of the
sixty booth owners for the big Corn
and Tobacco Fair are busy getting
their stalls decorated attractively and
everything in readiness for the grand
opening of the big fair on Tuesday.
Governor Edwin P. Morrow has as
sured the managers of the fair that he
will not disappoint them on Tuesday
and that he will start the fair off prop
erly at the appointed time, ~
Demands for more booth space has
been very strong yesterday and to-
day, Secretary George Kirk stated to-
day that he could easily have sold
twenty more booths this morning and
yesterday afternoon il there had been
space for them in the building. Every
inch of available space has been sold
and every Indication Is that this years
fair will far eclipse any even of the
past.
Inquiries about entries indicate thai
there will be much corn and tobacco
many fowls and much cattle entered
on Monday and Tuesday morning ant
all preparations for the handling G
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18
YOUNG MAN HELD ON
CHARGE OF FORGERY
Bank Clerk Recognizes Offered Check
As Forgery and Calls Officers-Ex-
animation To Be Held Friday.

Thomas Wyatt, of the Helena neigh
borhood, presented a check at the
State National Bank Wednesday
drawn on Mr.. Andy Bierlin, prominent
farmer Of the county, for s77.50 and
made payable to Sam Hurley. Wyatt
represented himself to be Hurley .and
asked payment Of the check.
Mr.. Douglas Newell, who was at the
paying teller's window, saw at once
that the check was a forgery. he being
quite familiar with Mr.. Bierlin's sig
nature. He told the young man. how
ever, to wait until he saw if there was
enough to Mr. Bierlin's credit to pay
the check Instead of investigating
the Books, Mr.. Newell notified the Of
ficers and Sheriff Galbreath placed the
young man in Jail.
An examining trial will be held be-
fore Squire Fred W. Bauer Friday af
ternoon, young Wyatt being charged
with forgery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18

everything entered have now been
made.
While reports are to the effect that
every day will find the Liberty crowd
ed to its limits during fair week, there
is yet left time to boost and everyone
interested in the success of the fair.
and that should be every citizen Of
Mason county, should boost the big
meeting at every possible opportunity.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18
TEUMlNALSPLANNED
BY SEVERAL RIVER
CITIES FOR FUTURE
Louisville, Portsmouth, Evansville
and Others Plan Great Terminals
To Handle Business Coming
With River Revival.

That several Ohio River cities are
planning great river terminals to
handle the heavy traffic on the Ohio
coming with the expected revival OF
steamboating, was disclosed yesterday
at the meeting of the Ohio Valley Wa
terways Association which is in ses-
sion at Paducah.
Frank NJ. Baggs, of Portsmouth, de-
tailed the preparations which Ports
mouth is already making for the
movement of heavy articles by water.
He represents the Chamber of Com
merce of that up-river city, and de-
clared to the delegates to the conven-
ton that the Whitaker Glessnes Com
pany already had plans drawn and are
ready to let contracts for terminal
at Portsmouth that will cost $1,000
900.
This company will move iron and
steel products between its plant there
and others whichNthey have at Wheel
ing and aSteubenville. The Breeze Man
ufacturing Company of the same place
are prepared to put in terminals to
cost S25O,OOO. which will be used in
the movement of lumber from their
timber lands in Arkansas and in NOV
ing paving brick to the South.
| Louisville Aldermen, who were
here, declared that they have been
able to get $125,OOO in contingent
funds which would have been used for
terminal purposes, but had to be with
drawn for other purposes,
"This year, however" one Of then
said, "the appropriation will be made
for the specific purpose of rivel
terminal and that is the purpose fo'
which it will be used"
Evansville also reported that plan
are afoot there for the building o
, docks that will be more than self-sus
tanning, and, according to J Fl. Rob
senberger, should yield the city
profit.
All of which should indicate tha
the day of dreaming dreams of re
vival OF river traffic is about at a
end and that plans that have bee
talked about will soon have to com
into being, or the traffic that has bee
promised the Queen City will go float
ing by her front gate unless there
adequate dockage created to care fo
\ It..
AS IL to add emphasis to this cam
statement this morning by Colon'
\ Earl I. Brown, in charge Of the Cincir
\ natl division of the government engir
= eering work. The Colonel is the BIZ
: gest finland skipper" in the world. f
! has charge of half dozen fleets b.
: longing to the government that ope
q ate between Pittsburg and Cairo.
. He announced to the delegates
a the convention that the governmel
y vas ready to participate and he
4 along, If need be, the often spoken
n revival. He said that he had talked
Y proposition over with General Ian
n ing Beach by which 1t would be posi-
BILE to lease or charter to men in {
business Of river hauling the boats
this fleet during the slack months.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18
MAysv|lLE HAS
REPUTATION AS
CONVENTION CITY
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows Comes to
Maysville For Next Meeting With.
out Pressure From Local
People.


Maysville will have the honor OF en-
the Grand Lodge Of Odd
fellows of the state of Kentucky dur
ing 1921 and the honor comes to this
city unsolicited. No effort was made
to bring the Grand Lodge here by
either the local lodges or local COM
mercial organizations. In fact, 1t was
quite surprise when Maysville was
presented to the meeting at Lexington
yesterday.
Lexington was making strong bid
for the annual meeting again next
year when Hon. M. M. Logan, former
Attorney General Of Kentucky, in q
speech praising Maysville as one OF
the best convention cities in the state
presented the name Of our town. Aftei
many of the leaders in the Crane
Lodge had endorsed Maysville in ad
dresses, Lexington withdrew ant
Maysville was selected unanimously.
The Grand Lodge will bring Il
Maysville about one thousand men fo
a three day stay. The expenses o
these thousand delegates are defraye,
by the lodges of which they are repre-
sentatives and the coming Of this con
vention will bring to Maysville severa
thousand dollars.
The local Oddfellows lodges will
Immediately name committees t
make arrangements for the conventio
which will open on the night of tn
second Monday in November and cor
tinue through Wednesday. The ses
sions will probably be held in tn
court house.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18
OHIO JUDGE IS
. SLAIN BY HIS SON,
WHO SURRENDERS
Body Of Ohio Jurist Lay at His Home
for an Entire Day Before Officials
Are Notified of Patriclde-
Son Surrenders.

Newark. Ohio, Nov. IS. -, Angus
Irvine, q, held as the slayer Of his
father, Walter A. Irvine, 55, former
probate Judge of Licking county, was
to be arraigned here today on a first
degree murder charge.
Young Irvine. cripple, surrender
ed to police here last night on his re-
turn from Columbus. where he had
fed after the killing.
No word of the murder, which oc-
CURED shortly after Z p. m. Tuesday
at the Irvine home, five miles north
east or Newark, reached here until
late Wednesday, when Sheriff Bryan
was summoned by William Oatman.
neighbor of the Irvines.
Oatman had been informed Of the
tragedy, he said, by two of the Irvine
children, Sarah, 19, and Archibald. 8,
Early Tuesday, according to the
story the children told, Angus, who
had not been living at home, appeared
at the Irvine residence. He remained
there, they said, throughout the day
hiding in a darkened room when his
father came home early in the eve
ming.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18

= Mrs. Tubbs, Of "Shantytown,' play
full Of tenderness and pathos, inter.
mingled with humOr, will make you
better satisfied with your lot in life
Don't fail to see 1t at the Mill Greek
church Saturday night, November GOTH
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18
BISHOP BURTON TO
PREACH HERE SUNDAY.

The Rt. Rev. Lewis W. Burton,
Bishop of the Diocese of Lexington,
will visit the Church of the Nativity
parish Sunday. November 21. The
Sunday school at $50; morning pray
er, sermon and Holy Communion at
1O.45. No evening service. The public
is cordially invited to come for wor-
ship.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18

The Ladies Aid Society of Christian
Church at Germantown, KY, will
serve supper at the X. p Hall, Satur-
day evening, November 27. Lunch. in
cluding oysters, so cents. Cream and
cake extra. Vocal and instrumental
music besides other entertainment.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18
PRAYER MEETING TONIGHT.

The regular weekly prayer service
will be held at the First Baptist
church this evening at o'clock and
in the absence of the pastor, Prof. W.
] Caplinger, chairman of the Board
of Deacons, will be the leader.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-18
EWING NEWSPAPER sUsPESDs..

The Ewing Inquirer, published at
Ewing in Fleming county suspended
publication with this weeks issue. The
reason given is the continued high
prices Of everything necessary to the
publication Of a Newspaper.