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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-04-21

ouuhCial DiStrIcI OF the SUaUc OF
Idaho, In and for the County OF
Payette.
VIM. H. Schultz, Plaintiff
vs.
The New Plymouth Ditch Company
a corporation: and the unknown
owners and. claimants of all thai
part of the NWH of NEA Sec. s,
Twp. Mr.. w. B. NJ, west of a
certain lateral now located neal
the easterly side of said forty acre
tract; also, the So of SEA OF
NWA of Sec. s Twp. N. r. 4
w. B. NJ, Also NEH of SWH Of
Sec. Twp. N. r. w. B. NJ
also, the east five acres of NWA
of SW1s section Twp.7 N. R. (
w. B. M; all in Payette County
Idaho.
Defendants
The State of idaho Sends Greetings.
To The New Plymouth Ditch
Company, a corporation; and the un-,
known owners and claimants of al
that part of the NWA of NEA sec
8 Twp. N. r. 4 w. B. NJ. west of q
certain lateral now located near the
easterly side of said forty acre tract;
also, the S1s of SEA of NWA Of
sec. 8 Twp. N. r. w. B. NJ, also
NEA of SWH of sec. Twp. Z N.
R. w. B. NJ, also the east five
acres Of NWA of SWA section s
Twp N. r.. w. B. NJ, all in Pay
cite County, Idaho. Defendants.
You are hereby notified that al
has been filed against you
IN the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the state of Ida
no, in and for the County of Payette
by the above named plaintiff.
This action is brought to quiet
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-04-21
TRAIN BULLETIN
FOR PAYETTE

West Bound
No. S5-9i45 a. m.
Nc. 19--4:39 p. m.
No. 23-2:10 p. m.
No. 17-3:55 a. m.
East Bound.
No. S6-7:40 a. m.
No. 4-9:22 a. m.
No. 24-4:20 p. m.
No. 1870 a. m.
Payette Valley Train
Leave Payette-7:40 a. IN.
Arrive Paayette-4:00 p. m.
FOR RENT: Four single furnished
End Ave. s., Phone
Alta
FOR SALE: Certified Dicklow
Seed Wheat.-C. F. Asmussen. If.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-04-21
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State OF
Idaho, In and for the County OF
Payette.
VIM. H. Schultz, Plaintiff
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-04-21

FOR SALE: Certified Dicklow
Seed Wheat.-C. F. Asmussen. If.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07
FIRST NATIONAL INSTALLS
NEW BURROUGHS

II we were suddenly dropped back
20 or 80 years ago when We had to
shut ourselves up apd ad up a great
long string of figures. in our head as
we call IL. we would collaps and de-
clare that We couldn't do it. And we
couldn't now.
Ii is wonderful how inventions
have been perfected as necessity de-
mands. Many. many things have
teen invented during the last half cen
tury that have made for the develop
ment of civilization and added mater
tally ia the finacial growth OF the
country.
The adding machine is a wonderful
contrivance. First we had the can
that merely added your figures If yoT
kept constant eye on the manip1a-
tions. Then the burroughs that added
your figures. gave you the result and
listed them. Then came one that adds
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07
Cradle Roll Day at the Baptist Church

get up and do somthing and there Il
now seven in Texas. and Snyder is
still one Of that number and will be
the next time you hear from us.
Now 10 thee, sweet babe: Thou
has made home more happy, than
il was Thou has made fathers
heart more tender than il was. Thou
has made a mothers affections deep
er than they we're. Angels covet that
sweet smile that plays upon thy lips.
the rOseate morn tenders to thee its
homage because thou art more ad-
mired by the painter. The rose OF
Sharon is doubtless proud of thee.
The Californian peach kissed By
mary lebhyrs waited over many flow
er g6rto'& hes to compare with
the crimson &C. nantles thy cheek
The shining. isArly, glttering dew
drops reflecting ten thousand prys-
matte rays rivals in sparkling spleu-
dor the tear that talls from thlne eye.
When think of the wonderful
possibilities that are wrapped up in
that Cradle Roll and that il those
energies are always directed toward
the sunday school and brought in
conformity with the teachings of the
great Divine Teacher, what bless
ing you may he to the world in which
you will tabernacle for few fleet
[ Ing years.
/ Now rather than for tears to again
dim my eyes and a lump to come into
my throat I will leap from the su
Iblime TO the ridiculous and say: 81
love. you, you little wriggling, twist
| ing Crawling. cooling, craving, crack
er Jack"
Uncle Charlie.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07

subtracts. divides. lists all your
checks. puts in the last deposit and
then gives you grand total. This is
the kind that the First National Bank
has installed. We saw the thing at
work. Miss Isaacs tried to explain to
us its working and the simplicity Of
its mechanism but our heads were
too thick and could not comprehend.
Anyway MS very convenient. and a
great time saver. This progressive In
stitution is keeping pace with the
times.
Messrs Curnutte, Leftwich. Water
man and Miss Isaacs are very busy
folks these days and this machine
will help materially in relieving the
situation.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07

The snyder Parent Teacher Asso-
citation will put on a membership
campaign beginning Monday. Oct. 10
and lasting two weeks
Zach school child is to be given
a membership card and its object ful
y explained.
The card is carried homd by the
child and given to parents or guardi-
m Who sign and enclose fee for mem
beshiu, which is returned to the
school Each teacher will keep a
careful record OF all money received
in her room. and number of homes
responding. Two prizes will be award
I'd by the Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion. one at Central and one at High.
10 the room having the greatest
number OF credits at the end of the
campaign. Where there are several
children by the parents, several
cards viii be received by the parents.
bat Jhis does not mean that parents
are expected to pay membership fees
several times, we simply want each
child 20 have a chance at getting a
member for the Association. When
both parents became members, each
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07

Oct. 2. 1921, will be day long TO
be remembered by those who at
tend the Cradle Roll exercises at the
Baptist Church conducted by Mrs.
Roland Bel
Everything was done in decency
and in order Those little tots GER
tainly acquit themselves so as To re-
fleet credit upon their parents teach
ers and superintendent. Their little
songs and readings were such as TO
indicate the very highest standard OF
intellectual training for child
The program was SO arranged as
to touch the sense Of wit and humor
and then to turn TO play with the
cord of pathos and sympathy.
When Mrs. Bell called for yoIun-
teers to spend one evening in the
year to assist her in her work aud
so many rose to their feet. and then
with such pathos she tried TO eN-
press her appreciation. but she only
said. There is something in my
throuat that I cant hardly swallow. %
That was enough. 1t touched a vibra-
ting chord that, some how filled all
most every throat in that house.
At the Southern Baptist conyen-
tion which was held in the city OF
Washington, u. c.. there were only
five sunday schools out of all the
Sunday schools in the Is states that
constitute the Southern Baptist Con
vention that had the honor OF meet
/ ing all the requirements To hold the
standard of Excellence and Snyder
Texas. with Mrs Bell as superintend
ent was one OF the five. Since that
time others have been stimulated to
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07
q. =. WILLIAMSON WITH HDW.
DEPT. At HIGGINBOTH ANS

Mr.. q. ;. Williamson of Comanche
has recently accepted a position with
Hardware Dept of Higginbotham
Bros * Co. Mr.. Williamson with his
family have already arrived in the
city and he is now with the company
beginning last Monday.
Mr.. Williamson is entirely famili'
ar with the Hardware business haV-
ing been engaged in that kind OF
business at Brownwood and at Com
anche for a number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson will live
in East Snyder near the central
school building, and we gladly well
come Gem in our midst.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07

That the Santa Fe Railroad has
beeu Tor some time planning big
things for Slaton in the near future
is evident from the facts collected
The unprecedented growth OF the
Plains region and OF all West Texas,
makes a line from FL Paso to Fort
Worth inevitable In fact. notwith-
standing the secrecy practiced by the
higher-up officials. II is evident that
such plans are receiving serious con-
sideration.
The new road will in all probabil-
ity run from FL Paso through Carls-
bad \ X. crossing the Eastern Rail
way Of New Mexico. thence TO Semin-
ole. Texas thence 10 Lamesa. from
which point the road is already con-
structed TO Slaton, thence through
Post. Clairemont. Aspermont. Haskell
Throckmotron. Graham, and on to
Fort Worth.
A study Of the map shows the Wis
dom OF such a route. A large terri
tory practically without railroads
will be served by this route. South OF
the proposed route is the Texas a
Pacific North OF the route Is the Fl.
worth & Denver City Railway lines.
At present the road through slaton'
the Panhandle & Santa Fe. is only a
feeder for these trunk lines which
II crosses. BY building a midway line
the Santa Fe system would control
the heavy traffic. both passenger and
freight. from eastern New Mexico
and the plains region OF Texas to FL
worth. which is the central live stock
marketing point for West Texas and
eastern New Mexico.
That this road will 20 through Sia-
ton no one at all familiar with the
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07
LEGISLATINE MANUAL CAN
BE OBTAINED FREE

In compliance with a resolution
introduced by and passed through
tho instrumentality of Senator r. p.
borough of TeXarkana thousand eN
ira copies Of the Legislative Man
ual" Of the 1921 Texas legislature
we're printed for free distribution.
Thi. is probably the first time that
cifisr : of the state. other than mem
bsrs 10 the legislature and state Of
ficials have had the opportunity OF
securing a copy of the Legislative
Manual" as before a very limited ed
ition has been printed.
The extra copies were printed ia
alresponse to the numerous demands
for material contained in the Manu-
al and not accessible elsewhere This
manual contains an uptO-date copy
of the Constitution OF Texas. and out
side of certain expensive compila-
tions of Texas Statutes the Manual
is the only place where anything like
an up-to-date copy of the Texas con
stitAtion can be found. This Manual
also cAntains the Constitution of the
United States; lists of members OF
the House and Senate. the rules OF
both houses. standing committees OF
both houses. as we'll as other mater
ial of interest.
A request addressed to Miss Octa-
via F. Rogan. legislative Reference
LibrarIan. state Library. Austin, en-
cIosiHg postage for transportation
wiz bring a copy OF the Manual. The
Manual weighs. unwrapped. one
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07
Extension of Santa Fe Necessary Soon

facts attempt to deny. At Slatou the
santa Fe already has vast invest
ments, having located here its gener-
al offices, round house, large ma
chine and car repair shops, Santa Fe
Reading Room and Harvey Eating
House and some 22 miles trackage.
besides numerous other railway facil-
tiles to handle increased business. In
fact. II Is known that the Slaton budg
ct presented TO the Chicago officials
less than year ago included gem
eral office building for Slaton To cost
in the neighborhood of SIS, 10000.
a doubling OF capacity of the present
round house. machine shops and 9th
er facilities, and large additions to
the Reading Room and Harvey
House These plans mean just ono
thing. that is, that the Santa Fe
has been planning for some time TO
construct the proposed road. and no
doubt had it not been for the tinan-
cial depression following the war the
road would now be we'll under way.
II is understood that extensive sur
veys have been run over the proposed
route. That surveys from Slaton TO
Fort Worth show that by following
the main line to about Post City. or
little below. and then branching
east a million dollars would be saved
in construction. There must be di-
vision point for the new road in this
vicinity, and it is folly to believe that
the Santa Fe would think of establish
ing another division point with in a
few miles OF the one already estab-
lished at Slaton. II is expected that
the next few months will show de-
finite move toward establishing the
new road Slaton Slatonite.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07
ALTRUR|AN CLUB CELEBRATES
WITH THEIR ANNUAL RECEPTION

I The Altruriau Club held their ana
nual reception at the home OF Mrs.
II G Towle, Wednesday afternoon
from $3.50 to $3.50.
Cut flowers and ferns were used
profusely in decorating the entire
house. which was softly lighted by
many candles
Towle. hostess. aud Mrs. WINSTON,
and were then ushered up stairs
where Mesdames Strayhoru and
Smith escorted them to the punch
room. Misses Francis Harris and Lo-
lis Curnutte daintily served them
with punch.
Mrs McCormick furnished Victro-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07
PARENT -TEACHERsASSOCIAT|ONS
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN NOW .ON

child 'a that family is given two
credits II only one parent joins
only one credit is given each child.
For each member received other
than parents or guardian, only the
child securing the membership Is
given a credit. Mothers, fathers. big
brothers. big sisters, relatives,
friends. anybody interested in school
and children are eligible.
The Importance OF ParentTeacher
Association cannot be over estimat-
ed.
Through this medium the home
lpnc the school are brought into
close relationship; the parents and
teachers reach basis OF mutually
helpful understanding; the children
progress more rapidly and develop
into better citizens; the schools
reach higher plane OF efficiency.
and the menifold problems confront
ing school government and progress
arr more easily solved. The more
parcuts both fathers and mothers.
lard Tic more .cachers 'nroueG t'
Iactirr M mi ,rs the more efficient
and success VIII be the association.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07

ers. c. r. Schaff of st. Louis is re-
ceiver. The road has been under his
direction several years.
Receivers certificates TO the
amount of $4,000 with which ii
was planned to make extensive i'm
provements over the Katy lines in
Texas. probably will be held up until
the question of reorganizing the
road is settled. Application for the
certificates was made about five
months ago
Operating reports for the first six
months OF 1921 showed a saving of
approximately s6.o0O,o0o over the
cost OF the same period in 1920,
while both freight and passenger re-
ports for the same period were IA
vorable. Cost OF operation has been
more favorable to the road during
the last six months.
c. II. Whitehead. vice president
and assistant to the receiver OF the
Katy. was in Dallas yesterday after
an inspection OF the flood areas near
San Antonio with c. Il. Schaff. re-
ceiver; II. e. McGee. general manae-
or. and W. VI. whitenton. assistant
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07

IA music FOR the afternoon.
\ Mesdames Bell and English then
invited each one to register after
which Mrs. Stinson ushered them to
the parlor where delightful music
was rendered by some OF Snyder's
most talented musicians.
The dining room was indeed a
most inviting place, chicken salad
with waters and coffee were served
To- over one hundred guests.
The Club members scattered thru
out the house were assisted in enter
tanning by the following young ladies
Misses Curnutte, Whitmore, Johns
tou. strayhorn, Clark and Harris.
Reporter
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07
KATY RECEIvERSHIP
MAY BIZ DISSOLVED

Plans for the reorganization oil
the Missouri. Kansas & Texas raii-
wav which include the issue of ne"
stock and possibly the assessment oil
common stock from $40 TO s2o a
share. are under way and may be
cousumated within the near future
Excellent operating reports OF the
Katv NAV make il possible to soon
end the receIvership and return the
road 10 the management OF its own
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07
Rox supper at Canyon.

There will be box supper Satnr-
day nicht at Canyon. The proceeds
OF which will 90 for buying an in
st-ument for the SUNDAY school and
church. There will be cake given
away to the prettiest girl. A short
program proceeding supper. Every
body Is invited to be present. With
pockets full Of money.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07
SEPT. SCHOOL TAX
COLLECTIONS GOOD

Miss Ida Kelley informs us that
there was s144O.25 collected in the
month of September on the snyder
Independent school tax. This was Il
pretsy good showing. Perhaps this is
the only instance in which school tax
was paid here in September.
Miss Ida says she will still be in a
receptiye mood and hopes that Oc-
,ober will be a record breaker.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07

pound two ounces. making the postal
charges for the first and second
zone from Austin six Mt, for the
third zone eight cents. and for the
fourth zone eleven cents for single
copy
Teachers of history and civics
may obtain. several copies FOR class
use
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07

Gus of the nation; a plan that has
enabled them to build better homes
and schools and withall 70 develop
their sections 10 the highest degree
Tho Chamber OF Commerce Is eV
tremely anxious TO see this plan
further developed and 10 see every
farmer whethe~ land owner or ten.
ant increase his hogs. poultry and.
cattle and to depend on revenue
from sources OF this kind for run.
ming expenses rather than the crops
to be raised. With such a system T.
ensure against calamity the cotton
and grain crops will represent \ sur-
plus and will not have been spent bG
fore marketing.
There is no more favored arcc for
the development of livestock aud
and every effort is going TO be
poultry than our immediate section
made to increase the output Sur
: us funds cannot be inves,oL To bet
t. advantage and will MIA tr-
highest and quickest return OF any
farm produce.
100 selected laying hens OF
standard breed are worth 10000
good brood sows are
worth .tt........ ....'.... NlVV.VO
good dairy COWS and pro-
ducing $50 lbs butter fat S45O.O0
Making a total investment. $650.O0
100 hens will produce 1900 eggs
valued at an average Of 20c per doz-
en- or .................... 100000
Also 500 chickens from
friers ON up at not less
than zoe average or ......S100.00
good gifts viii raise 30
pigs in one year. 16 OF
which should weigh not
less than 240O pounds and
be worth at &c per pound .$144O0
The other 16 pigs should
be worth 50 each .......S 5000
1850 pounds of butter fat
at an average OF 25c per
pound ......... ...... S212.5o
Two calves. one heifer and
one bull valued at ........s 5000
or a total of ........... s7S6.5o
With your original investment
worth more than S650.o0. Our fig
ures are so very conservative that
many men would double this return
of ,S7S6.5o There Is hardly a quar-
ter section farm in Scurry county
that is not capable OF handling twice
the number OF chickens, hogs and
cows. enumerated Can YOU beat Il?
II our. people will adopt these items
as their investment drought will new
er again cause the havoc they have
/ in the past.
Let each producer plant" the
above crop for the coming year in
addition to his regular crop and we
feel certain that Scurry county will
within year rank among the most
prosperous OF sections. II is the in
tention of this organization To try
and interest every farmer whether
land owner or tenant in this pro-
gram and to ask that every effort be
used in making this program COM
plete success.
Scurry County Chamber of Com.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07

The greatest revival in industry
that Scurry county has ever expert
enced is under way. from a condi-
tion of absolute dependence few
months ago we are today in condi-
tion hardly dreamed Of Providence
las smiled upon Scurry county and
It's people and brought fortune TO
those who had contemplated but
misfortune II is to he hoped that
when al of our crops are garnered
and the store is set aside for mems
bctterment that We will not fail at
the THANKSGIVING season to remem-
her literally those among Us who
have not been so fortunate 10 look
about us and be liberal in our COM
munity welfare. in our churches and
In our schools that We can truly say
we are not living for ourselves alone.
About one-fourth of the county
has not been so fortunate; a short
age of rainfall In the Fluvanna sec
tion reduced the yield considerably,
but these good people have lost no
time and that whole country is one
great wheat field. much of which IS
up to good stand Our sincorest
wishes for them is that they reap
many more times than they have
sown. The Ira section has been rath-
or unfortunate in the matter OF their
gin but prospects are that they will
be in operation shortly.
On account OF the local situation
we may look forward to unusual ac-
tlyity on the part OF solicitors. ped
dlers. graftors OF all kinds being
foisted upon the community and our
people are warned To- use more than
the ordinary discretion in these mat
ters However il goes without saying
that reckless expenditures will be
avoided.
II is freely predicted among our
bankers and business men that our
producers will have more money fe,t
after debts and expenses are paid
than ever before. That they will take
care of their surplus goes without
saying there will be no reckless OK
pendituers this year. but an immense
investment in better dairy cattle.
hogs and poultry. \ large number Of
farmers are preparing TO handle a
few head OF sheep as the wool mar
ket is showing marked strength.
The secret Of the outcome of this
years production is that the major
part of the producers have lived at
home and have raid their current eX-
peuses from the income derived from
poultry. eggs, cream and other daily
returns from the farm. Instead OF
waiting IL months for the cotton
| icrop To pay them out they have kept
apace with their expense accounts in
cash and this years balance sheet
will show but very few new obliga'
tions incurred In other words bust
ness has gone onto practically cash
basis and the future outlook Il
bright to continue in this manner
We have commenced to adopt a plan
OF living that for years has made the
farmer of Kansas. of Iowa, OF Hin
ois and other states the most prosper
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-10-07

chief operating officers. Tracks were
found in excellent shape. Mr. White
head left last night for Wichita Falls
before returning to St Louis. Mr..
Schaff and Mr.. McGee, are In San
Antonio and will return in the next
few DAYS. rallas News.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-10
". S. GORDY, R., ENTER
RACE FOR COMPTROLLI

Salisbury Bank Cashier Files
Candidate For Democratic No
nation. Has No Opposition III
Far. He And Metzerott, Rep
iican, Likely To Go On Respecd
Tickets Without Contest
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-10
FOR RENT
LOST
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

| Yill-,-~---I Iely not be responsible
~ ..uy oils contracted in my name
unless made by me personally. Les
fer II, Hurley, 8I34t oaw