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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-31
PRESS CONGRESS WILL
Be GUESTS Of HAWAII
DURING NEXT OCTOBER
special Corrcsl,onslrncr.D


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NAY so.-h"'we"h sou anu eoo pup''sn
cfr' 'uitofS ana ne"spnpoiihen i'uin a'
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Persons NJ all raccs In the Hawaiian
Islands arc making extensive prepare
lions for the entertainment Of the dele
gates, ana there In not ~ be one idlo
moment from the iimc the first con
unH'n, ",t'''s unu' 'he''m. wncn we
w" nus m'" son, ap"'," W. sup w
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hawaiian ss""o' w h"""oyc anu wv"
lu'h' ,h"o' ni's'h' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'our iu'i u'Nh VIII W. sNoh "N'r =" wv.
serious nusih'Ss W 'he 'uhst.ss, anu
tue ie'nh'nucr W w" Wr'ou WIZ W. w
N"''u htsoN W s'Rh's'ihs' ,ne I"o'
gran, 'ho'ud'ns VISITS 10 every isanu oi
the HAWAIIAN group
Tho business sessions NJ the Congress
win he held IN the historic old throne
roo min the capitol nt Honolulu, which
room In The home " the Hawaiian mon
archs prior To the annexation " the
lHlahuS !" the 'hi,cu Smtes' " w w
tcr's'lng To note that this " the only
throne f"nm IN the United states, ana
II stu retains all tho picturcspuoncss
IT former DAYS. This room, with ia
crystal chandeliers, lifc'sisc ror,ralts In
oil ~ Hawaiian and foreign sovcrcisns,
its hurc mirrors and striking dccorn'
hons, N now used M the biennial meet
Ing place of the house ~ representa-
lives ~ the Territorial legislature.
Az Honolulu there has been formed n
general Press Congress committee
which In handling all ~ tho general
arrangements. II IN romposed az Wal.
@'o 10 fmn,hs..h, s.n'iu ous,ncss
nanascr :" Ihe i"hu,u'u Su'"un''h
oha'rhnh' i"rfin ~ Thurs'on' pu"hsm'
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hawaii 'unhcl'y 'om'n'.s'"n' sc'r.u'y
ana sohh ~ "a', ~ ,hr i'awaiian trust
'"' u'asurcr' hach isN'hu ana every
st"un w mnsuaR' h"wSpal"rs mas
N,co'ne'r,ne" W serve W. "'"'"'' w
'n' 'N''u"N' '"'""''''
MIR Thurs,on II chairman ~ the gem
crnl entertainment committee, and the
progiNm now being arranged includes
all ~ the mos, interesting tours to be
made through the "i1redisc " the IA
cllic.' II II planned ~ charter n spc'
cial steamer a. carry the delegates to
the outside islands ~ the Hawaiian
group, and this trip VIII include visit
To- the famous active volcanic crater ~
kihuca, an the island ~ Hawaii. and
Ia the equally famous extinct crater at
,ialcakah. island " Maui. where ono
may walk Tor miles through u huge de.
prssicn which was once u scc,hlng SEA
OF molten lava,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-31
uAIL. COUNTY MEN FLAMING
COMMUNITY MEET FOR JUNE I,
spccia, 10 The News,

MEMPHIS, Texas, May so.--Arransc.
mcnts have been completed by the
Chamber of Commerce Tor biz CON.
munity meeting at the court HOUSE Juno
I. Prominent speakers win b. present,
and special emphasis win I've given 10
the dairy COW, n, Y. Moblcy has been
secured Tor this phase Of thu work, This
II part Of Hall county'a program for
1891 IN DEVELOPING disqualification and
living at home,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-31
FUNERAL HELD At MEMPHIS
FOR YOUTH DROWNED FRIDAY,

MEMPHIS, Texas, May ao.-ENnerai
services were held at Memphis sunday
afternoon Tor Robert Mccormick. eyed
~ who was drowned In prowder rake.
northwest " Memphis Friday evening.
WHEN he jumped into the lake nj tho
urging III conIanions. Tho water was
deep, aud Mccormick. who could not
swim. was drowned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-31
9uoraANns sfARvING IN CHINA

suoCaANDs STAINING IN CHIN,
Although We In America have beer
yasslne through chat We have been lei
b. cGmparispa 10 call hard times." 10
IT, llDAs q The actual and cruel suffer
Inc = cher portions cf the slobs. W,
shame facediy ad,nl, that We know moth
ING cf want and Voc.
Read then iines from a well known
suthsriu who h On the ground IN fam
snsAsssssvsA china;
1t b hard 20 have 20 pick out those
ohio are 20 have chance To live ad
turn the cthers-thc aecd and infim--
into the barren fields to die 81 hunger,
hut ~ have 20 % q. There ian,
saouoh for sIi.--r. J. Griffith. Mission
asy - An ping. China.
Another man veil authenticated. after
uakine . survey Of the situation. Gays;
with the funds and forces at hand.
snly . fraction of tho people can be
1slps1-only those who. without other
onu1sAnee. must suffer greatly or die. :
--Rsv. n. Kerr Taylor. southern Pres.
byssriAn Mission. Tsinskiangpu. China.
Again. the Chinese minisser TO the
uaitsd States. In speaking at Washing
sca. oBclAsss:
WA ths vast ARA affected by fam.
Ne an1 ~ grsat number IL people IN
alserves Ne sisnntio task Of saving
Many million lives Ia too great TO b
bwas hy any single nation or rccr,c. n
= ely viii The generous response u
psccoe q hsms and friends abroad that
~ I'm hsps 10 cope successfully with
~ aenatlnn. His Excpilency. soa.ke
Anna - cAinsss minister to Wash.
tnUns.
0lvs ear 10 this horrible stasemen,
erem 90 Who knows Of wars accurscd
vavassa:
"A anime refuge camp 10 a Sigh, To
hAsat ths memory. Those who's trou.
~ upsa rochins such q camp are
eoeso ~ eath are more fortunate than
eAees Who live. A famine country IL the
msst Asps>snly tragic sc>ne lmas.nable
lar we're than anything brcush,
aoose BY var"-Major Luke Doyle. Tor.
usssG q tAs General staff. In France.
1e1s minister ef the gospel. whoss
heart - bssa wvuns ~ TIE svlasaess
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-31
Of the territory win raise an additional
$4,000.

Northwest Texas In Interested In this
meeting moro closely through the fact
that Herbert iIilburn 81 the Plainvicw
Evening Herald viii represent this por'
ton Of the state In the Press Congress
VI tho World. according TO present af'
yangomenta.
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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
JOHN sHAaEBERGER RETURNS

IGr. John Shamberger arrived in
PayeJte On Monday of this week
from Baltimore, Maryland, and is
renewing old acquaintances about
town.
During the past four years Mr.
Shamberger has been engaged in the
development of oil properties in Ken
lucky, being associated in this work
with his brother and nephews under
the firm name of Shamberger Bros.
Mr.. Shamberger is very enthusi-
astic over the oil business and des-
cribes it as one of our greatest ma
tional industries and one which has
an unusually bright future because
of the ever increasing demand for
gasoline and oils of every kind.
He says his firm is now making
plans for extensive operations in Ok
lahOma and Texas as well as in Ken
tucky. Under the new arrangement
there will be associated with the
Shamberger Bros. some OF the best
known and influential tmanciers OF
the East. \ new corporation will
probably be formed according to Mr..
Skamberger's report with a capitali-
zation sufficiently large to insure
ample funds for any developments
that may be undertaken.
SJust before leaving the East, Mr..
Shamberger called on Senator Borah
at his office in Washington. The
Senator was in his usual genial mood
and expressed a desire to be remem-
bered to the people of Payette. Mr..
Shamberger feels especially proud OF
the record of Senator Borah who is
one of the few really great statesmen
at the national capital.
Mr Shamberger expressed himself
at being greatly surprised and much
pleased over the splendid improve
ments Of Payette during his absence
of four years
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
MRS. J.. p. HIATT INJURED

Mrs. L. P. Hiatt was quite Seri--
ously injured last Friday evening
when the car in which they were
riding collided VITA another car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiatt were on their
way to town. and when near the Sam
ChapmGn mace on North Sixth St.
in meeting car driven by son of
Mr.. Alex Johnson, it seems the driv-
ers became confused, and Mr.. Hiatt
turned to the left, causing a collision.
MS. Hiatt was thrown through the
wind shield, severely cutting her
scalp to the skull in two places on
the broken glass, and taring loose a
portion of the scalp several inches in
,ength. A physician was called and
many stitches were required in prop
erly dressing the wounds. Consider
able damage was done to both cars
but none of the occupants except
Mrs. Hiatt, received any injuries.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
PAVING CONTRACT
LET FOR DIST. 8

TIE contract for the grading and
paving of improvement District No. D
was let Wednesday afternoon by the
City Council to Charles Helmer, the
contractor who has just completed
the work of Paving Dist. No. 4. Mr..
Helmer's bid for the entire contract
including grading, paving and grav-
cling, according to the plans and
gpecificatiOns, which includes a 20
foot crown on Second Avenue South
and IS foot crown on 18th St. to
the City Limit, and on End Avenue
South, crushed gravel to the thick
ness of one and a quarter inch' to ex-
tend from the paving to the present
curb line, and on 18th Street, shoul
der of gravel on each side of the
crown three feet in width, was $751;
069.SS. The City Engineers esti-
mate on the work was S33, 3,212.54.
However the City Engineers estis
mate included the charges made by
the engineer of 3 per cent of the con-
tract price which brings the bid very
near that of the engineers estimate.
This Improvement may be a little eX
pensiye but it is a necessary piece of
improvement, and it will be only a
matter OF time until the property
owners of other sections OF the town
will be called upon to do likewise.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
.pAYETTE SCHOOLS
TO Open SEPT. z

The Payette Schools will open IT
the first six grades on Monday, Sept
ember u. The seventh and eighth
grades and the High School will ope':
on Monday, September 10.
All pupils are urged to provide
themselves with books the week be-
fore school opens so as to avoid the
rush and confusion at the book store
on the opening day. The dealer has
The books listed by grades. If you
tell him you want the books for a
ertain grade, he will know just
What to sell you.
There will be no midyear entering
class in the Primary grades in Janu-
ary. All pupils vino will be six
years OF age before the end of the
first semester will, therefore, be re-
?eived September 12.
Positively no children can be en-
tered in the First Primary grade
2fter Oct. / A months loss of time
ii the first grade can not be over
come by the ordinary child.
1t is important that every child
inter his grade on the opening day
# school and regularity throughout
The year is necessary for the main
tanance of class standing
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Erma Carrier celebrated her
18th birthday at her home, Friday
Sept. 2nd. by inviting a few of her
girl friends in. The table was beauti-
fully decorated in pink and green
and beautiful flowers were furnish
ed by Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Bow
man. Ice cream and cake we're sery-
ed by Elva Carrier and Reva Pur-
cell.
Many nice presents were received
by Miss Erma.
The guests present were: MyTtl-
Wayne, Myrtle Cowan, Ellen Cowan,
Erma Brown, Stella Shadoin, Wilma
Donoho, Alma Lee Abrams, Dale
Carrier, Eunice HawOrth, Bernice
Haily, Amthor Boltman, and Mrs
Boltman who was in charge of the
group.
After their enjoyment the arty
was dismissed, wishing ETma many
returns OF the day.
Erma Carrier is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Carrier who was
operated on July 31st for appended
tbs. 1t was a very serious case, and
she still remains il bed but seems tC
be getting along very nicely now.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
bartlett PEARS-For Canning
$3.50 per Box
anSOn-Hart Gro. Co.
Has It Fog Less"
CHERCH OF GOD

\ large audience greeted the Y.
=. c. e. of tho Church Of God Sun
day evening when 10 young people
gave three minute sermons. The
music was also enjoyed by all. Every
expression given was to the effect
that they were more than pleased
with the service.
You are invited to the live Young
Peoples meeting next Sunday eve
ming at ESQ promptly. Special songs
and meeting will be led by the girls
with Ulah Zeiger as leader Gene,
so were present last week.
You are invited to the following
live meetings of this church:
Preaching by pastor at IL a. m
and 1880 o. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45
?. IN. Many attend. Do you?
The Church of God, Argyll Houser
Pastor, welcomes you NEXT Sun
DAY.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION
aVERT3 A H0LD-UP

l.. V. Stewart, prominent fruit
shipper OF this place, says there is
more speed in a Dodge car than in
any Sport Model or Racing car that
ever run on four wheels. Last Sun
day evening he was returning from
the Fruitland Bench after dark, and
when near the Payette river bridge,
a car some little distance ahead, was
suddenly stopped by two men who
came out of the brush with a search
light. Mr. Stewart slowed up for in
vestigation, but the approaching men
got in the car and it proceeded on
toward Payette. Mr.. Stewart follow
ed sonre little distance behind and
when near this end of the irwin
Lane, where the road turns to the
East, the car again stepped, and the
two men got out, one on each side
Of the road while the car drove or.
Right here is where L. VS. military
training, right about face" came
in quick play, and the best demon
5tration the Dodge car ever made on
speeding then took place. Stewart
says his car is only geared for 60
miles per hour, but when a man is in
hurry it will beat that The tele-
phone poles looked just like the teeth
n fine comb, and he never did see
he Payette river bridge. He got 10
Payette by way of WGshOe, unmolest-
I'd, but says his damage to stock
along the Highway viii cost him
more than hOld-up
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
Armour's Bacon, 29c.; Armour's
Star Ham, 39c.
AnsOn-HaTs Gro. &c.
Hes 1t For Less"

Miss Mabel A. Fisk of San Fran
cisco, California, arrived here Tues
day morning for a two weeks visit
with Mrs. \. E. White
Fred Cowan who has been work
ing for the Cooperative as delivery
man, and Raymond Lough started
for California on Friday Of last week.
Mr.. c. N. Coleman was given
birthday party last Thursday. A
number Of neighbors and friends ir
that vicinity were invited in for din
neT and q very pleasant afternoon
was spent
Guaranteed Perfect Human Hair
Nets, at Farber's.
The Sixth Street Club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Burt Dun
mock last Wednesday afternoon Re-
freshments were served, and the
usual good time enjoyed by the Ia
dies present
c. E. Blodgett and wife, and chi
dren, Mary Ellen and Rex, of Grand
view, Idaho, visited from "Wednesday
until Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.
Huff. The Blodgetts were neighbors
of the Huffs at Logan, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Irwin and
family arrived from New Meadows
Wednesday evening. to stay during
the school term. Mr.. Irwin will re-
turn to New Meadows Friday to
look after his sheep, and will return
to Payette some time in October.
Mrs. Jesse Wells and children and
Mrs. Kay Johnson and children who
have been spending the sumner al
Payette Lakes. helping in the man
agement of the Lake View Camp.
arrived home Thursday, Mr.. Wells
having driven up in car for them.
UNION TRANSFER co.
j. G. Moss
Heavy and Light Hauling.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
CAR DESTROYED BY FIRE

A Chandler car belonging TO Geo.
Patterson, a barber at Fruitland, was
burned last Sunday while on the way
to- New Plymouth. Mr. Patterson, in
company with his father, w. S. Pat
terson of Payette, were on their way
to New Plymouth when the car took
fire while driving along the road. It
is believed a short circuit in the
wiring caused the fire which was
Beyond control when discovered. The
car was a total loss, but was insured
Mr.. Patterson went on to New Ply
mouth and purchased new Ford
and had money left after receiving
his insurance.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
LAKE VIEW CAMP CLOSES

Harold Perry and J. r. Wells who
have been in charge of Lake View
CamD ct the Payette Lakes, returned
% Payette the latter part of the
week. The Camp is closed for the
season after a very satisfactory bCsi-
ness, and the equipment all put away
For the winter The Camp will open
2ext season well advertised, as all
Who patronized the place were we'll
0!eased and will return next season.
t is likely considerable equipment
will be added next season in the way
OF boats and other opportunities for
for the patrons.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
WIDE MOUTH MASON JARS
Just the Kind for Peaches
Pints, 97c. Quarts, S1.20
Half Gallons, S1.65.
AnsOn-Hart Gro. Co.
HAS 1t For Less"

Filing Awrey of Tempe, Arizona,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. c. L. Bod
we'll
F. A Hartman. Field worker for
the United Artisans, has arrived in
Payette and is preparing to put on
a campaign for new members.
Frank Attebury and family, who
temporarily had rooms at the home
of Mrs. Bodwell, have now moved
into the NJ. j. Thode residence on
North 18th st.
FOR SALE: Is head young sheep.
Inquire at the Putnam ranch just
across north bridge, in Oregon. ~
Floyd Rose. IL
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
Graham Crax, 5ib, 93c.; Fig Bars,
23c. 10; Fresh Cookies, 35c. 10.
Anson-Hart Gro. Co.
Has 1t For Less
OILF FOR A VACATION

Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Catron, and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Seeley left Sun
day morning by auto for Portland on
a business and pleasure trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Seeley and the Doctor will re-
turn after q stay Of q week or ten
days, leaving Mrs. Cation for a leag-
er visit at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Wickham. Mrs.
Edna Malloch, sister of Mrs. Catron,
came Friday evening and is looking
after the children and household af-
fairs while the Doctor and Mrs. Cat
ron are away. Mrs Malloch will re-
main for an extended visit.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
CAPTAIN BLACK AND COMPANY

Captain Geo. Black Of Weiser VIII
bring corps Of workers to Payette
Friday evening. Sept 9th, and hold
I meeting in the Church of Christ.
Notable among his workers is Jno.
A. Schwinden, an Ex-Pugilist, known
in the Fistic Arena as Farm nr
Burns" who will restate his expe"i-
cnces, having fought 144 battles with
out defeat until he met Jesus. Cc!C :,
and hear the story OF his wonder >,
conversion. Captain Black and IA =
lily will render a good musical p.o-
gram.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
PAYETTE SERVICE
GARAGE CHANGES HANDS

The Payette Service Garage, form
erly conducted by Mr.. Jack Craven
stein, has changed into the hands and
Ownership of Skurtleff C Young. The
deal was closed Wednesday evening
and the new proprietors are now in
charge. Messrs. Shurtleff G Young
win continue to operate their place
Of business at the old stand on North
Sth ST. Tor q time at least. Mr.. GRAY
enstain who retires from the business
will likely remain in Payette, but as
yet las no definite plans in view,
bat will be busy for some time in
collecting his back accounts. Jack
is a desirable citizen and we hope to
hear that he will continue to make
Payette his home.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
HELD THEIR
ANNUAL PICNIC
NJ. VI. \. AND II. n. 4. PICNIC


The NJ. w. A. and r. ~ a. Snake
River Picnic Association held their
annual picnic at the Oregon Trail
Park in Weiser, as per schedule.
This Association consists OF Adams
Washington, Payette and Gem cOun-
ties in Idaho, and MalheuT County
Of Oregon. The spacious and well ar
ranged Park was com fortably filled
by the big crowd and the District wa
Well represented.
The program as arranged by the
Weiser Camps, was much appreciated
By the crowd, and all praise is due
the Weiser Camps and citizens Of
Weiscr for the royal manner of their
entertainment. They certainly kno y
how to do such things. The mUsic By
their splendid band and the numeC-
Gus well chosen speakers are certain
ly to be applauded, and nOt the leasE
Of the entertainment was the pro-
gram Of races and other sports and
the prize winners are to be congratT
lated on the splendid prizes which
their skill and ability won for them.
The next picnic of the Association
will be held at Payette sometime next
spring. The time and place to be.
chosen by the committee. 1t is such
get together meetings as this that
demonstrate the fraternity of the or
ganizatiOns of this kind and the
fraternal spirit carried out to its
finate principles is the great thing
that will save the world from its
selfishness.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08
y FORMER lYETTE Eoy HIRE

Harry 3. tCh g former Payotte
10Y, and liva wire in this comr'-a-
~, who left ayatte thirteen vaa~s
go fo~ CmaN Neb., arrived So W
'ay evening. = will be remembered
~ his many cd time friends as the
h1il player who was main guy in
I've 7ayette Nine during the seasons
Of 1906 and 1907.
Mr.. Fitch has developed iEr2 u
man of wide reputation, having or
several years. held the position as
City Salesman for the Thomas Gu
sack Company who have a national
reputation as an advertising Com
pany. Mr.. Fitch has followed the ad-
vertising business during the past IS
years and is an expert in that line
He expects to remain here for the
remainder of this month, and will
display some of his ability in putting
up several large advertising sign
boards for the Fitch Realty Com
pany which will not only advertise
the Realty Co., but will boost the
entire community.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08

Mrs. Sam Walker.
John Bivens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stroup.
Mrs. Jessie Byram.
Mrs. P. II. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill.
Mrs. Charles Emison, Ontario.
Mrs. Betsy Hutchinson.
Mrs. Ida Mansell, Notus.
w. A. Coughanour.
L. Clement.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Brown.
Mrs. Will Holt.
Mrs. Stewart Tharp.
Walter Pence.
A. l.. Pence.
Mrs. f. NJ. Satoris.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Henshaw.
Henry Ashcroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wells.
And number of children who be
haved splendidly during the pro
gram.