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''SvT1'''
ste 81 le odebare n6ktery

ste 81 je odeb@re n6ktery ta-
meJsi csl. spolek, jichz, jak vi.
davam ze seznamu va VaSem
ct. liste, mate skoIem vic nez
my V Praze. Drahotni pom6ry
Sc u mas pc znich nezlepSily
ba naopak ceny stoupaii Gin
dal tim vic. Sadlo stoji (ne-
skvarene) 40 Kc, "a l ky, ma
slo GA &c "a l ky, vejce $50
kt vice "a l kus a ceny ma
sa neustale stoupaji. Rovn6z O.
voce nebylo neni LEVINE, | ky
hFusek &c 5 vice, iablek po-
die druhu KC 4 vice. O ce-
mach uhli dl'ivi lepe ami ne
mluvit. PoVoz uhli stoii nyni
Re 1000 nejmene, iak 81 ma
potom takovy neiaky ubohy
gazista troufat zatopit zine
We SVEN pokoii. Nejsou to tedy
nijak ruzove vyhlidky do bu-
doucnosti, ale nezbvva nez dou
fat, re pfec vse casem Sc zlep-
81 nebot' podminky pro to
isou. Ostatne 0 tdchto vecech
jiSte $ dostatek jste byli uve-
domeni krajany, kteri k VAN
zaVltQli pfi pIilezitosti cesko-
americkeho sokolskGho sletu "
Chicago a pax vzpomnky vra-
tivSich Sc Vasich pratel z Via
sti isou take jeSte pfiliS Ger
stve, nez ably bylo nutno ie
prozatim ozivovati. S velkym
zaimem vidim 2 Vaseho ct. H.
stu, re PIP. J. Frcka a A. Iak.
Jsou tam Il Vas Ease liz v pine
pfacl = VIpomlnam 81 ma mile
setkani Sc 5 mimi j S iinymi ma
SINH lrajany velice caste. Kdy-
by opet nektery krajan meboI
i krajankaD prijcli do Prahy,
miIerad Jim zde budu delatiI
tax ". "cicerona pokud to-
mu mole zamestnani dovoli.I
Nuze pro dnes zatim dosti, mel
co 81 necham Ease ma podruh6.
Mnoho pozdravu vSem mymI
tam6isim znamym nezna-I
mym pratelum pritelkyniml
posila Vas f. Slaby-Bylansky.I
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Vzacna priIezitost sezna-
II, oc Ide muzum, kdyz Sc zc
nj a co 81 zaslouzi, kdyz Sc
'askou trapi, naskyta Sc V ne
deli l3. listopadu V Ces. Mar.
SIM. "Laska 81 media porou-
cet". Vstupenky V pfedpro-
deli.
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Neprima hrozba.

"To is povida Willie, zen
to rckni roynou, ze Sc boii5 Sc
mnou zapasit. To JIG Ia celia
yec'.
"Ba ne, neboiim Sc, prote-
stuje Jack, "ale budu-li zapa-
sit, maminka TO pozna a napra-
ska mi.
"A lax to pozna?"
Dude videt, az k vam pu-
ide doktor
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DOPIS L PRAHY
Praha, dne ). fijna 1921.


min. m6sice 2 vystayy a sice
Jiraskova zivotni C,ia ma
dhernych, v6tsinou zIatem a
stribrem vySivanycn cepcu pro
zeny a svobodne divky tako-
Ivych pro male ditky. Jirasko-
va vystava prekvapovala svo-
il rozsahlosti a uplnosti. Byly
zde rozevreny We vitrinach, "a
uiimajicich veliky sal vedle
kupolov6 hIavni sine (kde u
mist6na jsou poprsi a sochy
naSich vynikaiicich muzu), "a
Gatky t6mer vSech praci Jiras
kovych, iak pocaly vychazeti
We Sv6tozoru, Zlate Praze, Zvo
nu jinYch casopisech ces-
kJch. Hlavn6 mne zaiimaly tez
jeho basne, iimz Sc vSak v6no-
val pouze zcela kratce ma po-
Catku sVe tvorby, ably pax pre-
sci dplnG ku svG 6chvatne pro-
Sc a dramatu. Tcera pax W.
slechl isem V prednaSce spiso-
vatele X V. Raise, autora
ZapadlIch vlastencu' a jinfch
vzacnych knih ieho "Osobni
Vzpominka ma Jiraska' iehoz
Ije dlouholetym pritelem. u
vedl mas do jeho rodist6 Hro-
nova n. NJ, vylicil rodinne po-
Imery, mnohdy dost trudnou do
bp studii "a pobytu " Praze i
llterarni pocatky JiraSkovy a
prozradil nam mezi iinym, ze
Jrasek rad rost6nou jcho
neimiIejSim doutnikem ze ie
Vizinka. Ostatn6 pry ma zdra-
vi jako "horsky soucek' neb
bEl celem zivote pouze led
nou vazn6ji nemocen, 4 kter6-
TO okolnosti ovsem muzeme mi
iii nejvetsi pot6Seni, iezto nam
Jirasek chysta pokracovani
"HusitSkcho krale" za valkv
c. k. rak. censurou potlacen6-
no (zacal tehdy vychazeG v
Mar. Politice", ale byl preru
sen a misto n6ho pax uverej-,
hovdn jinI, "nezaEadny' ro-I
MANI JeSte o iednG prcdna5ce
SC musim zminiti a sicc den.
pred tim, taktoz Y "Osvetoyom,
syazu', jehoz prace lest sku-.
tctne yelice zasIuzna a sice 81
karlu Havlickoyi o ichoz ziloI
topiSu a tinnoSti literarni mno-
no zaJlmaveho nam poyeddl p. /
redaktor X. Noyotny, take ma
dalsi jeho ; prednasky Sc o-E
praVdove teSlm Take nam POI
prednaSce ukazaI zlpisnik IiaI
Vlickova otce, Matejc Haylic- /
ka, kupce Y BoropG, zacatT y +.
1918, kde nemecky zapsano
pod 81. iiinem 1921, ze dnes
Sc Jim narodil syn, ktery od-
poledne tehoz dine byI pokrt6nI
ma jmeno karel. Karel Havli-I
eek sam 20 SVEN navratu r. I
ska Vlastnorucne do t6to kni- !
ny poznamenal, ze Sc Hratil dol
mu, otce Syeho na zivu vSakl
~ neZastal, bylt' zrovna predI
synonym nayratem pochovan. i
Q HaVlickoVe cinnosti zurnali-I
Sticke pollticke bude tez vel
Nladivostokove ulici We skolel
prednascti dine 81, t. m. "A dna
Z a II. llstopadu t. +. rcdaI1tor
Dr Ian lierbcn Doufam. zc II
w mill kraIane, tam "a mo-
rem osiavite podobnym zpuso-
benz pamatku l00-letych naro-
zenln briXenskeho muCednika,
lenz byl iednim y neiv6tsichl
prukopniku nasi zlatt svobo-
dy. Q pomucky ku predna-
skam takovym neni nouze, by,
lot vydano, iak vite Z dennich
listu, mooho ruznych vetsich il
menslch knih, o Karlu lIaVlic-'
bovi 4 ieho ziYotnim die POI
jednavaiicjch, Z nicbz nGklcr6i
Yam daNam zasilati do redak-
&c, abyste ie m6li pro pledna-
9eiici phi ruce. / kdybyste saadI
lyto noyejsi knihy liz mtli, il
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w 81 no tahnu do krovi".
Il Wy, kujoni, chytnu-li vas
nekdy - ale jak tedy S tim Ia
jicem, bez dvojky, bez ok -
"Vite", zertoval Ma$ek, "je-
h blizko zajic a nikdo iiny,
IzylaSt6 hajny nebo fort, jsou-li
hodn6 daleko, vezmu kaminek
9 hodim mu no "a ucho - ale
to neni ien zpusob, kter6m
yam chci rici
To ie n6co jineho. Sci iseV
Sc tuhle podivati ma manevry.
Vite, jak to tam vypada.
Strilelo Sc panu bohu do oxen,
vojaci 81 hrali Ma "voiaky" a
.zveri to bylo naramn6 divine.
Koroptve litaly sem a tam,
div nesedaly vojakum ma cepi-
zee a zajici motali Sc mezi re
vinutymi silky jako pitomi.
Prosim vas, kdepak taky zajic
muze poznat pri takov6m
hfmotu, co je spasem a co do
opravdy.
Stal jsem jednoho siku a vi
dim, jak prot vojakum jako
Ispla$eny lett janek.
Voiak ovSem Sc nebal, ze no
zajic poSlape, a jakmile Sc "a
iic dostal ma dosah, hodil po
mem "kverem".
Napadlo mi, re muze-li MI
Il voiak zajice, mohu no miti
take ia.
"To bys byl oscI, Match,
poyidam 81 a vykrocil jsem K
voiakovi.
"Nechat lezctH'povldal isem
maiest&tne.
Nojak Sc zaraziI, ale pax Sc
usmal a BALL dale.
"Nechat Iezet', ia Ease du-
razn6ii, TO je moje honitba!'
Ted Sc vojak zarazil a vydal
mi zajice, prose iest6, abych to
ma n6ho nerikal, re 81 cht6l
prilepsit, ze je chudy.
Il wv kui6ne, kuj6nska, ale
ma nasem to nebylo?"
"Ale kde, m6stsk6m kon-
sortialnimn
"Tak coz, nechteH byste
ven?"
"Na low? Jdc SCI"
A Sill Jcuze stary kukIa u
ielal 81 pred mimi ostudu neko-
Iika duslcdnymi chybami, TAX
ze Sc domu nayratil We velmi
rozNrzane nalade, iez Sc stup-
noVula, kdyz rozebraN vsevhny
patrony, shledal. zc v5ude ie
velmi duhIadnc davlta prachu j
brok0.
CO to ien ic? 4 zase 81
vzpomncl ne ma TAX rapidne
ubIalo plsti ~ tom neco
ie", pomyslil 81, a uminil 81, re
musi tomu prijiti ma kloub. "A
le starr to bude, start, pony
sill 81.
HIedi TAX DO dvorecku "a
hloudi zrakem az k holubni-
KUN, 2ayesenym pod pristres-
KEN kolny 20 ceIe delce.
Uz Sc seiilo a skoro vSichni
holubl spalI. Jen Il dvou kraj-
Mich holubnIku sedeli holubi
venku. Pan tort byl miloynl-
KEN holubu Il TO ueJen ma PC
kati, nybrz i ziVych.
Kouka, co holubi dclali, zcI
ncidou doNnitr
Spill hoIubi \ lcte Henku,
neni to nic diVneho
Ale ted ne prece ~ podzlm
noci isou chladne.
"Naposledy Ease nemaji w
cisteny hoIubnik.
"Inu, jak ia "a vsim neJdu
- neysimne 81 toho zadny".
A honem pristayoval k no
hbnikum zebfik a sec mu star
nouci nohy a roetouci briSko do
luloYaly, drapal Sc Vzhuru
IIolubi sc rozlctcli.
Cisto mem byIo, ale 60 10
tcdy? Citil, ze stdny hoIubniku
jsou neiak divine drsnc
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krev Sc nezapre.
Myslivecke humoresky.
Napsal Pavel Dusan.
CO BY NIkDO NEBYL
REKL.

Gill opoCi.N iAl5 t'IAA III iliN W w
nym strelcem, ale co Sc mu V
posledni dobe dalo, presahova-
10 vsechny meze. Chyboval az
hruZa
Ami Sc tim nepochlubil zad-
nemu ~ jen 0 samot6 vzdy po-
cital, mnoho-li Ease padlo v
posledni dob6 ma naboje Nei-
vice mu ubyvalo zatek. Tot
ably ten pitomy Klecka, nabijel
mu same zatky
Ale hajny Klecka, ienz d6lal
svemu fortu 'pyksn$ponra'
nabiiel radn6, o temz Sc pre-
svedcil ihned fort Kukla, re-
zebrav nekolik patron,
Ale zatky byly fut.
A nemyslete 81, re TO byly
nejake sproste zatky.
Fort Kukla vyrabel 81 sam
zatky, vyrazeie 81 je platu
lisovane plsti, kterou 81 Ii klo-
boucnika vymehoval ga 1ajeci
kuze - ovsem re jest6 hodno
priplacel, nebot' iednak zajicU
nemel mnoho jednak jc plst
Velmi draha
Dalo Sc sice pouzivati Iuz-
nlch iinych zatek, ale Il Kukly
bylo to rodinnou tradici.
Frece nebude fort dalati zat
ky re stocenych pasku starych
kosii, jako to d6laval stary Won
dracek ze sousedni selske ho-
nitby, Z jehoz pfedovky pri Wy
stfeleni vyettI hadr jako ra-
chejtle
A zatky papirov6? II Ty Sc
zdaly Kukloyi prilis drah6, ac
We skutecnosti tomu tax nikte~
ra6 nebylo, a tato naklonnost
fl,;4; .,.. .a,.,,
d;a,.@,, t..,d;oi
WI ,s..l. ,;l.ta,.I L.,.
...l,..* ..h i,I. a,
,aIs; 1.la ,,l5,..I, ,I..4
4 techto trudnych mJSlenek
Vyrusll no polcdnou hIaslty ho-
Nol q ma ceste lesni k zadmmu
plotu 1&madhy spatl'l bilzltl Sc
diva mlade nuze, ' nlchz po-
znal supIcnta Naska a berniho
adlunkta Bllka
Halo, Volali ma ncho ~
zdaIcka, "coz pax tax zadu-
man."
Vase touzis Y raj? hde my
slenky I've toulail Sc, kde1 a
dekiamoval 81 Masek.
''lnu, pardie, w lste Ease ne
Jak vesell' y. usmal Sc fort
"Jak pax ne, Vzdyt lsme to
no cestou az slyseh.
"Copak?'
Ale to mate tax prayll Ma
SEX usedaje vedle forta, "sedli
isme 81 ma mczi do stinu stro-
mu = 60 TAX hovorime, zasle@h-
meme "a sebou Y bramboristi
piskla1> ro1hoNor.
"ro Joou II ted'ka zlate ca
sy', povldaI kdosi.
TAX. pblIi dost a co lc-
ste?'
Ale iako hychom 1yly y do
he setreni. Strili Sc pc mas, ale
w me napada, odkud w iste?'
" Ale 4 BrZickeho reviru, col
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OSetfuJe veSkere nemoci
mazU, zen a dlteh.

kataru aaludocnfm chorobau se
5enuJe obzylastnf pozoruosr.
Irplte-H EaJaren. prijdte 81 ne.hte
'e vysetfiti NemocnI a chorobou no.
Aekud napadenl, NELL by So uchouiti
'rllezitosd jeho navsteyy. <avsttvte
ej budeto usEokojem Jesrli zs f.st
eas ptfpad neyyieGitelnt, relsne yam
ak oez oilolku a poradf VAN ' no-
hojiteluoaI zadnS chorobnV muz
leh zena nemtu by zaneskatf DORA
liti Sc t1mto specianstou.
J7te-H postI@en, rheamatismem. uer-
osou, y9lnatelaosu, oto4em rnlo,
'eh nohou, pesnazeni later. srace.
labosu harYu neL jiuou chorobou ala
7osthi jste-ii asinall. trpiteu z4vra-
T. nechuu ifdiu, lacpou nezlztvro-
az paaoaenici reb aaIuaotaiml 4 st.ov
.'ul nepo. aGky pri5d'te \ dr.. SnellovL
@ate-H siyrny. krevnI. kozni neb
'asoHy uednh, prutr2 ueb zIatou zfiu.
lie SIC IS uspecbern lees
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>auraVata beltaim tla>g, trldnoatvsl-
osiL aolesu krfzI, z1tAstufuf ne
,ocsa'A ne8 jacu-n postizeuy tia9ni
tepraNidelaostni. slabosd ueb nelu-
tenn speeielne 1eps gm, molly ~ Sc .
unto specialls50u poraatu
NoQroby ve3taniAa neb teIohg la6r
81 nozo Bylo-M Ehm radeno ro6ro-
III Sc operacl ohirurelckt. abp od-
ttraHenA 1gla pflena tochto ehoroa
'eb PIT 1ldte Ale q prutrA. neposlou-
t"eato .et5uo 4 etdavs5te st5te
dfaV' pod nu2, lanceu neb ranfezar-
'kou Jehlu. ariz bysto Sc drive pora.
lily se specialistou
Nehlede k tomu Jake poyanV 5ast
vase nemoe net tak dlouho vas srIzn.
e. porad'te sc 5 timto specialistou. .bv
ely vas hudouci zvot nebyl sszce
Starr / nlladi 1nuzi
Nehlede K tomu. jak tste ne.aoean
'ehiede AMI k Vast besradnosti a beg
adejnosH neh}eaa ami K tomu lavz
YAM hylo Ju5 feteno, ze Vase nenoc
est nesholtteiha, pf.jdte poradte se
4ofh etf. iaa.are.4 Il 5asf-u za
taa 1ttl>s eadoJe, ua kters 4lsf
vase zdea.l. mG1e tato tts0 * Nassnu
s@draNeui apohojenosu stestf.
lNLASFNi rO1ORN0Sr SO vaoute
'hemic6tmI drobnohleduemu rosbo-
u kfTe, moee a ehrchln a v5em trDf-
inn nemeeemt duaevulnl Il uervovpmi
onplieaceml.
E$eChny dotagv aarr4t.gta
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29

in Rockaway, Oregon, Monday eve
ming.
State Fruit Inspector Charles W.
Audrus, was Boise business visitor
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mrs. S. NJ. Brocklehurst visited
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Ficken.
Mrs. n. A. Peacock entertained the
following at dinner Sunday: Miss
Naude Baldwin of Everett, Wash,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baldwin and
sons, Mr.. Huelrey Of Payette, Mr..
and Mrs. Truesdale of Ontario, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Outkelt OF Weiser.
Mrs. Claude Browning of Payette,
visited at the o. W. Browning home
Tuesday.
Joe Hendy and family are leaving
Saturday, going overland to Los An
geles, Calf, to spend the winter.
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FruitLand
} Department

Clarke Lewis left Saturday via
Washington, for Annapolis, after a
months visit with his folks.
Mrs. William Hollenbeck and little
son Robert, returned Saturday after
a six weeks visit in Kansas, Illinois,
and Louisiana.
%. R. Shira attended the State Fair
n Boise Monday.
Mr.. c. NJ. Redfield came last week
from Deschutes, Oregon, to oversee
the apple harvesting on his ranch.
Miss Marian Kinsey returned
Thursday from the East where she
has been visiting the past year.
Miss Nellie Mcconnell visited at
the H. F. Waite home Thursday and
Friday OF last week.
Mrs. o. w. Hendricks came Sun
day from Twin Falls for a few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Kinsey
Mrs. A. H. Mcconnell and Harry
spent the weekend in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. wilkins visit
ed in Nampa Sunday.
Miss Augusta Haverman of Weiser,
visited Miss Francis Culver at the
H. f. Waite home Saturday and Sun
day.
p. Z. Johnson and family are NOV
ing into their new house this week.
Miss Josephine Holt is helping to
care for little Josephine Hart, who Is
still quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Wilson arrived
Thursday from Chicago for an indet-
mite visit with Mrs. Wilson's broth
er, Mr.. A. a. Stetler and family. They
made the trip without neither a blow
out or puncture, and the same air in
the tires as when they left Chicago
Is days before. This is indeed quite
a record for such a long trip.
Jack Johnson is erecting a modern
garage on his lots purchased from
Mrs. J. NJ. Royston recently. Mr..
Johnson and family will live in the
garage this winter, and build a mod
ern house in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis were enter
tanned at dinner at the Clarence Mil
Ter home Sunday. in honor of Mrs.
Davis birthday.
The Rally Day program given at
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the Baptist Church Sunday morning,
was well attended, and thoroughly
enjoyed by all. The last number was
pageant, Gross and Crown" Civ
en- by the Prothean Class, and was
especially interesting and well rend-
cred.
Mrs. S. NJ. Brocklehurst is spend
ing the week at the W. A. Colwell
home.
Mrs. T. c. Taylor left Thursday
morning for Wood River, Nebraska,
after visiting with relatives here
since February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Phillips and
Mrs. Jake Decker were Tuesday din
ner guests at the W. a. ColwelI home
Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Schubert were
Boise business visitors Tuesday.
Miss Daphne McKeown took the
following Club Girls to Boise Sunday
to attend the Fair: Misses Ruth and
Marseda Sales. and Leila Flock from
Sunnyside Sewing Club; Misses Ruth
Raines, Zelma Smith and Florence
Picklesimer, Bread Club. Miss Hazel
Bossen expects to go later in the
week to help in the Bread Club dem
onstration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ficken, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Todd of Payette, Mrs. S.
NJ. BrockIehurst and Mrs. T. c. Tay-
lor were Sunday dinner guests at the
w. A. Colwell home.
Misses Goldie Grimes, Josephine
Royston and May Burns of Payette
were Sunday dinner guests at the L.
P. Dorathy home
Mrs. C. u. Walker received a mes
sage Friday night stating the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Anna Sears
of Twin Falls. She left Immediately
but death came before her arrival.
Mr.. Walker left Monday night to
attend the funeral, which was held
Wednesday
I. E. Dalzell began work on his
new packing house, Tuesday.
Eighteen friends OF Miss Hazel
Dorathy surprised her at her home
Saturday evening in honor of her
birthday. The young folks enjoyed q
theatre party in Ontario, after which
they returned to the Dorathy home,
where games were played and re-
freshments served. A very nice time
is reported by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Johnson return
ed overland from their summer home
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29
FIRST BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF
IDAHO TO BE HELD IN FRUIT
LAND, OCT. 4. ), AND q.

The fOrty-secOnd annual session OF
the First Baptist Association of Idaho
will convene at the Baptist church in
Fruitland. October 4, with a three
day program, as follows:
TUESDAY MORNING
Devotional .....-.-.... Rev. Ford Burtch
Words of Welcome--Rev H. S. Black
Response. Rev. A. c. Lathrop
Roll call and two minute response
from churches.
Annual Sermon. Rev. a. F. White
Adjournment.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Devotional. all. Rev. j. NJ. Carl
Introduction OF pastors and field
workers.
Business.
The Church School of Missions
.--..-..-...-..----...-..-.M Mrs. H. S. Black
Americanization Work Local Church
-----.---..----.- -...---.------MrS U. NJ. over
"A Practical Church Program for
Churches Miss Mary c. Ayers
Conference
Adjournment.
TUESDAY EVENING
Song Service---.-.-...--.-.-L Local Church
Address 1000. Rev Floyd l. Beckwith
Address-..-Rev Edwin Brown, Mexico
WEDNESDAY MORNING
DevotiOnal.----...Rev w. T. S. Spriggs
"A Program of Evangelism ..---..-.-.....
--..--...-....--......-.-----. Rev. E. L. Mills
Report of Committee on Evangelism.
Discussion OF Report and Program.
Essentials of Revival
Preparation" Rev. Joel F. Wood
The Revival" Rev. J. r. Haslam
The Aftermath" Rev. A. White
Adjournment.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
devotional. Rev. H. E. Clarke
Relationship of the Churches, the
| Convention; and the n. w. NJ
--..-...-.....---.------R Rev. A. B. Minaker
Discussion, general
Association Business
The Summer Assembly. .....................
REV. w. a. Shanks, Presiding
Election of Association B. Y. P. U.
Officers.
Adjournment
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Song Service
Associational b. Y. P. U. Rally.
Rev. w. A. Shanks, Presiding
Conference on B. Y. P. U. Work
Inspirational Address
THURSDAY MORNING
Devotional. -..-..-..--Rey. j. w. Brown
The Sunday School Standard of Ex-
CellenCe" Rev. w. A Shanks
Round Table Conference on Sunday
School Problems
Sunday School Evangelism '...-...-....
-..---.......--..-.-.......-R Rev. A. F. White
Address by DR.. Keller
adjournment.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
DevOtiOnal...-...... Rev. p, r. Douglas
Survey of Women's Societies.
.---.-.-.--.-....-.-M Miss Florence Watson
Survey of State Field....Rev. Black
Survey of the Publication Society
Work.. Rev. E. z. Cox
Survey of the Foreign Field ..............
-....---..-.................Re c. w. Buell.
Survey of Our Mission Work.
Rev. Frank Manley. South India
Adjournment.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29
OREGON SLOPE

Sunday School at Park School
house, Sunday at 2 p. m. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
Misses Christian, Bull, and Shultz
of Payette came out last Sunday with
Rev. Bull and favored the people OF
the Slope with some special music
on the violin and piano, which was
much appreciated.
Mrs. Frances Warren of Baker
City, Ore, is a guest of her parents,
Nh. and Mrs. John Bartsche.
The large rock crusher used on the
Highway work, was moved this
week from the Joseph ranch to the
,omlin place.
Harry Feldscher of Baker City,
vas a guest at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Feldschec
last week. He has sold his barber
shop in Baker City, and expects TO
locate in Payette.
Dir. and Mrs. Otto c. Miller and
family and L. L. Culbertson were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Chapman of Payette, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred VanPetten visit
ed relatives in Parma Sunday.
Mr.. Charles McGreevy and wife
we're Sunday guests at the Attebury
home
Little Mary Boals has been on the
sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Brown and
sons of Ontario spent Sunday with
E. Frost and family.
Miss Helen Gutterridge spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. A. Gutterridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornbury of Love
land, Colorado, arrived last week by
auto for short visit at the Frost
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto c. Miller enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner Wednes-
day evening in honor of the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. W. F. Vincent.
Covers were laid for fourteen.
Miss Marie Frost spent last week
in Ontario, in the Idaho Power office.
What might have been a very seri-
Gus accident, occurred Friday at the
Johnston ranch. when Milo Loveland
was caught between two engines
While no bones were broken, his
limbs were severely bruised
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Brown enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner Wednes-
day evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs.
ThOrnberg of Loveland, Colo Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. E. Frost,
Mr. and Mrs. Thornberg, Bernard
and Marie Frost. and the host and
hostess.
Mrs. Logan, son and daughter, of
Payette were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. o. NJ. Attebury.
], A very serious accident occurred
at the Crystal Pumping Plant Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Stephens, the pump
man in charge, in attempting to do
some repair work on a transformer.
came in contact with live wires, and
was badly burned about the hands,
feet and back. He was rendered I'M
conscious for time, but upon regain
ing consciousness, he managed to
reach a telephone and call physician
as Mrs. stephen was absent at the
time of the accident. Altho getting
along as well as could be expected
under the circumstances, it was thot
best to remove him to the hospital az
Ontario. Sunday.
Kenneth Sayer and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. E. NORM. stopped over
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Welcher, Sun
day, on their way from Bliss to Ba-
ker City, by auto
Mrs. A. NJ. Johnston wishes to ex-
press her thanks through the Oregon
Slope items to all the friends and
neighbors on the Slope, for their
kindness and beautiful flowers dur
ing the illness and at the death of
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29

MAN WANTED: In Ibis locality
to handle sales on Worlds new re
versible, Reliable Twinkle Broom:
use OF both ends of broom-corn body
and reuse of handle; big seller; eI-
elusive; write quick - TwinEo
Broom Co., 4621-5 Shilshole Ave,
Seattle, Wash.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mrs. Cox will begin her music
class Saturday, Sept. 10th. at the
home of Mrs. Win Wells. She is IN
accredited music teacher, and has
been appointed by the Sherwood Con-
servatory of Chicago, to give four
years course to anyone desiring eth
er Violin or Piano.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29
FOR RENT: 200-acres of good

grain land in Little Willow District.
all under water. Will rent part or all
Inquire at this office, or see owner on
Little Willow.-B. D. Mcintyre.
9-5-tf.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29

FOR EXCHANGE: 40 or so acres.
six miles north of Payette, good fruit
land. for city property in Payette
Land adjoins 500 acres Government
grazing land.-T. j. jackson, Phone
336-J5. 9-4-te.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29

FOR SALE: Large size Round Oak
Heater, practically new. Inquire OF
]. P. Walker. 9-5-t2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29

The place to buy Wood, Slab Wood
.Srd Ave. North. and It'll st. Phone
S1-w. Payette Box Mill & Lumber Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29
Want Ads.

WANTED: Apples to store at Sa-
luna. Kansas. \. Bowers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29

FOR SALE or TRADE: A Piano
Player and Motion Picture machine.
Will take Ford car or common piano.
For particulars inquire at this office.
9-5-t2
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29

Survey of Our Mission Work.
Rev. Frank Marley. South India
Adjournment.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-29

Survey of the Foreign Field .............