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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26
|Doiia CarlOta G.
de CadiernO

Sc halla guardando CANA, desde ha-
ee variOs dfas, en- su residencia de
Hato Rey, esta apreciabilfsima y bon
dadosa dana, esposa de nuestro que
rido amigo don Segundo CadiernO,
padeciendo de una aguda gripe, que
ha requerido Ia intervention de va
rios m6dicos eminentes, quienes tie
men esperanza de ponerla muy prom
to fuera de peligro.
LamentamOs, de todo coraz6n cuan-
to lie ocurre tan distinguida Sra, y
hacemos fervientes votos porQue sa-
ne en- seguida. Z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26
Tristeza en- un hOgar

Nuestro distinguido compaiierO, Sr.
Manuel NJ. Ramirez, de la Reduction
de Ell IMPARCIAL, tiene de CANA
su distiBguida espoSa, u causa de un
partO desgraciado, y la criatura no sc
pudo salvar. Ell estadO dc TX sehora
enferma no inspira cuidado y esta
sometida Il tratamiento facultativo.
Sintiendo grandemente ell motive de la
pena que Sc anida en- el hogar Rami-
rez Quihones, deseamos pronto y COM
pleto restablecimiento Ia sehora en-
ferma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26
RegresarOn de la Isla

Despues de unos meses de verano
por las poeticas montaTas de Barran-
quitas, han regresado a San Juan y
tuvimos el placer de saludar las Inuy
simpaticas Srtas. Arminda, Eva y
Blanca Case quienes continGan en- su
residencia definitiva en- Santurce. La
llegada de tan distinguidas Srtas. ha
de ser muy agradable para sus muchas
amistades que tiene en- San Juan.
Reciban nuestra cordial bienvenida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26
OtrO herederO

En- Rio Piedras, ha dadO luz con
felicidad un robustO y mOnisimO niiiO,
Ia distinguida Sra. DOfa PrOvita Fe-
rrary, esposa Do nuestro spEeciable
amigo Antonio Gonzalez, empleado de
Ia casa Sobrinos de POrtilla, de esta
capital.
La linda criatura, respondent al
nombre de jose Vicente. Nuestras
congratulaciOnes a los felices padres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26

MISA De REQUIEM

Maiiana, las s a. m., Sc celebrara,
en- la Santa Iglesia Catedral, una mi
sa, pOr el eternO descansO de la jOven
Leticia Santiago, fallecida tragica-
mente el 26 del pasado mes de JuniO.
O6ciara el Reverendo Padre Noel. Los
familiares de Leticia, agradeceran la
asistencia este actO piadosO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26

mo ACosE su msmoria CON csc
cileulo diario gus 10 tras POGO msnos
que loco. Compss una Federal viEt
Bile" que ella 10 suma, rssta, muitIplica
y divide con una rapidss asombrosa >
CON una sxactitud massmktiea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26
DOCTOR FRANCISCO MATANZO
-:OCULISTA:-

Pacpa mistades ellen tela raslado agn tempo
resdencia ciudad de New York 23 West III St. don
ncares seguira al frente de Cnc en- esta
cuad e muy compeente acredadO Ocusta Dr. Luis Fer
nandez quen hace mas de la direction todo e
abao de los mismos habiendo obendo los mas blantes
sfactoros resados odos los my de
cientes que han pueso bajo direction cudados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26
NOCHE ESPANOLA.
CINE TRES BANDERAS ,
RIALTO.
Microbes q.

Microbes q.
La Toma de Xexauen, "Africa", pOr
las tropas espaholas; Andalucia Mo.
numental y Arquitect6nica.
A mas, Seyilla y la hermosa ciudad
de Bercel0na.
Europa Film, San Justo 3-5.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26
A v | S O.

Deido las pregunas que dariamente estan hacienda
aQnOs acuadad trabaan nuesras IA
ba hacemOs cOnsar philharmonic tOdos
abaquers despues de la de
avo pubcado fecha de ab en- los per6dcos loca
cnformdad Ia carta de nuesro Presidente de abr
iii, pueden contar con trabajo permanente
Completeness todo hem0s ofrecdo nadie absOluamen
te podra inducirnos cambiar Ia politica adopada
La situaci6n por aravesa nuesra indusa
empear nmero de abajadores que usfque
cgarrOs actuamene solo queda
n1nnerO pazas dentro de
esperaos cubrr de socitanes
han presentad0 los lImos dias
operaos que recentemente ngresarOn "a
bcas ser Compaa respeadOs derecho al igual
de los antiques permaneceran sus puestos.
Porto RBan American. Tobacco Company Of P.R.
Il San Juan, Il IL. julio 20. 1871 !. ss /. s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26

segln las noticias que publica la prem
sa local, atribuyendolas origen Official
han alcanzado importantes victo-
rias, pero a expensas de la vida de
muchos soldados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26
DE PONCE

Anoche regres0 de Ponce, en- donde
estuyo en- asuntos de iinanZas. el ST..
Enrique Adsuar, de In direction del
Banco Comercial de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-26
CANTERO, FERNANDEZ & CO., INC.
Junta General Ordinaria. ,,.sa.
CONvOCATORIA.

SenAlAdo para la celebration de dicha Junta
en- ell domicilio social en- esta cilldad, Salvador
Brau SO. Sc convoca ella los Sres. accionistas.
San Juan. F. r., 8 de Julio de 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
SAILORS BEAT
and ROB WOMAN
Brutality Attack Her In Hotel
Room; Take $40


Aftrr being brsstal1y bcasen
and rubbed Of so. . gold watch
and . ring BY four sailcr~. who
forced an entrance 70 her rom
~ the National hotcl. 500 First
ave-. Mrs June Corlich. ~.
kientified r. J. Conncly. 81. and
Chick Cosley. -. Of uhe u.
& 3 Tennessee. - two Of the
men vino assaulted lser.
Ccnpcly and Conlcy wrrs ar
rested In Q room ~ Tho New
Royal hoerl. IL First ave-.
shortly After The robbery.
Thursday night
According 10 Mtss coraiich. the
four sailors entered her room and
attacked her. smotherinG hcr cries
She was struck brutaliy over the
head with . blunt instrument,
knocking her unconscious
The sailor then stripped her Of
her valuablca. leaving her lying on
the floor where she had fallen. IN
conscious
Miss coraiich reesin~d csnsciou,-
ness about . half hour later and
chilled poiicc-
Detectives l. q. Gordon and
Ralph T. Benjamin investigated and
found q hey 10 = room In tho New
Royal hotel that ono Of the sailors
had dropped during the fight with
Mins Conlich.
Gordon and BENJAMIN went 70 ths
New Royal hotel and found Con
nely and coniey attempting 70 gel
their room changed Both were
arrested and were later identified
by Mi- Corziich A. the men who
attacked her.
Both are being held on opor
charges for Investigation BY Do
tectivoA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Wanted: A Divorce!


Il knew you when you first oams
M my prosecutor continued fienA-
ishly. -I'd seen you somewhere b.
fora. your picture or somothinK.
and knew you belonged 10 Tho
star. You've never ban married
and you don't want . divorce-And
you thought you could come In hero
and rnxoo me- he rctotcsd hflar-
sousiy again. why. girl. you could
no more do that than you could
borrow money
Nov. I ten you what you do.- hs
continued. becoming decidedly busi-
na~s-Iiks again. you just 90 into
olson's office and hand that line 20
him. He won't know you. and I'd
just like 20 So how be takes H."
The man was 10 happy and no
everiAstingiy tickied over the idea
that I hated TO disappoint him. but
I'd BEEN found out once too often
under the Central building roof. and
didn't care To rtsk another chance.
Cant" told him. -jua simply
can't But you won't squeai on me.
win your I've stili rot 10 make a
few moro visits 10 iawycu.s
He promised and we parted
frtcnds---oniy I didn't ~ his friend
Mr.. ohsen. and Sherlock thought
the party was spoiled
rOM0R6OW-MEr. Caart6y conn.
In contact Win . lawysv who llIkss
pupa. And has trsribg interested
lin the pupH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

abis ana beamed all over as II en-.
joying . joke. Hut I. being serious.
soon gave him 10 understand that
had como 10 his office for the
simple purpose Of talking business.
sWe0. Ms inst tIl<e thla, . he -
gan. after ! had stated my ints0
ton Of parting with Casper Cas-
sidy. and without even asking
why ats Just like thin; Cor.
rortorAting and suppirneuting
tho old dlvorcr regulations an
intrriocutory drrrce had b~eu
inntAfuird By the state. In con-
sidsrHaion cf retrospective hap
prninES Nc find that undcr tho
old law"
Yea indeed I Joined In inteiii.
gently. wishing that Webster could
just park outside and listen.
And the man continued 20 tam FOR
about six minutes. coming to a grand
finale with the statement. AT pres
ent all picadings must be served on
tho prosecuting attorney. making
three people In the divorce--
That was the final blow. A n
hadn't bccn having enough trouble
bothertng with Casper. without hav-
Ing TO deal with Malcolm Douglas a.
well.
was thinking about an this--and
worrying over it--and acquiring an
extra wrtnkic-when this lawyer on
tho third floor Of the Central build
Ing proceeded 10 lmurh uproariouriy
over somsthing which I did not un-
dcrsfand
"HA- hs shouted finally: 30 you
want a divorccT-
Then he uproarcd again.
I was tcrrihiy embarrnsscd. not
knowing Just what TO do for peo.
pie iike that. and was wondering
whom to cali. when tho man turned
10 me with the calm remark. 30
you WANT A DIVORCE FOR THE
STAR
Not Inst tlhcn ! Alnr; was4
ID TAnlse- Ny bons turnnd "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Hunt NJ A.. ios w. McGraw st. boy.
Hirjord. A. -. 2tlb Irving st. Eirt
Lsvgrew. u. X West Seattle. boy.
ner,en. c. J. sris sssh ava g. W.
johnson. N. O. irs s4th a W. boy.
kin.rA Yilehl. 1888 King e. boy.
s src,.'r n lsos s.e conn y w. W. soy srl
Johnson Charles. s7ii Hormapd St.
wsii.r. Raymond H. sos SSH st N
IArsoa. cAar,aA ssss y1rst n W.
MARITIME noiiA n. 1889 n sBth st..
BsdsnicA. August s7sS Flora ..
Rewda Charles w. sou sist g. W.
Dawson ). T. 1891 Fremont ave-.
Turner. Oscar ss,, soth ava N f.
boy.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residence Age.
IBoothroyd. Philip D.. Seattle .....,5
Turner. Ann T.. Seattle ....-...-.2e
|0rove. Charles NJ. Seattle ...-...1s
Hayer. Kathryn. Seattle .........ib
Kenyon. Gold n, Seattle ..........7
McIlsc. L. Hazel Seattle .........1i
FARRELL. Maurice A.. seattis ......s7
Lyman. Louise ~. Seattle .......1z
English. }, Herman. Jr- Seattle. IA
La Chapclle. Florence. Seattle ....lB
Seese. John Stanley. Florida .....st
shidier. Jessie NJ. Seattle ........31
Munger. Donald L.. Seattle. Legal
Evana.S Nadine. Seattle $500. Legal
Pankrafx. Roy Christian. Auburn ~
Young. Josephine Ada Auburn IA
Allen. william. Seattle .........N
|Coover. Emma j.. Seattle ........N
Haibfna. Stephen W.. Seattle. Legal
Msiecki. Ursalia. Seattle 49,. Legal
Samba. SAUL Seattle ............3T
Condo. Tsuneyo. Seattle .........32
DIVORCES GRANTED
Hope. Caroline q. from Irving ID.
Bouiton- Mary ". from Herbert w.
ftAiney. Nellie from Thomas p.
DEATHS
Marden, Henry H. 81. sI,t Mead IT
Kemp. Herbsrt l.. 81. AL Lakeside
Casey. LennIs %, 1915 ". 7srd IT.
Hadiock. Mary ". (Axe unknown).
esit Rainier ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
1000 Kids Tackle
Free Swim Glasses

with registration IN ths park
boards frcs swimming ciasses closed
for tho summer. Instructor Ernie
wcfis has s~ttied down 70 tho steady
grind Of teaching more than 1000
youngsters the practical swimming
strokes. This wcrk he n teaching
the breast stroke: NEXT week the side
stroke VIII b. taken up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

NEW YORK. July s3s-Her hus.
band once lid sweet things 10 her.
but now he throws them AZ her.
Mrs Patrick Manxin told the mag.
istrate A. she exhibited q bump on
her head which she said had been
made by . sugar bowl directed By
Patrick. He was held IN $500 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

Caspcr In coming To life.
His persistence n getting me
fusa~dl
He's sending me- flow~rsi
Behold on my Typewriter this
morning lies . BEAUTIFUL dahlia. with
. note. BEST Regards from Casper"
Who he h ! know not.--oniy that
no 10 Casper.
And he's trying b ~ n with Dow
era
Ne. C.~p~. u YIN usvv ~ ~
sAme again
Ysu'rs IN innsrs, an1 wstv 60
ing 70 get our Gv0xA
fSignnp Mrx- CAApw CaAaldy.
Alias Wanda von krtslrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Russian Pictures
to Be Shown Here

IAlntesn slides. mnde from recent
pictures Of Russian life. have just
becn received by tho Russian relief
committee hero from the American
Fr1endA They viii b shown soon In
connection with . lecture by James
H. Fisber. according 10 the commit
toes announcement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Won't Give Alleged
"Bluebeardess" Bail

TWIN FALLS. Idaho. July H.
Mira Lydia Eve southard. alleged
''biuebeardcss.- viii remain In jail
until her trial In the fall. ~ . ~
suit Of Judge Babcock's dccisicn Fri
day that evidence In the preliminary
hearing did mot justify rcieass on
ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

I won't there In
sc are h Of thu
ninth lawyer from
whom ! expectcd
10 obtain vsiuAble
advice regarding
my divorce from
the Casper crea,
tureL
And I found this
lawyer. about six
feet In length. all
suited In gray. and
seated behind the
inevitable stack of
books.
The man wa
onrtictilarlv agree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Women Barred From
Bench in Germany

BERLIN July s1.---Aftcr . hot
debate. In which no feminine voice
wAs heard. ths German National
Convention Of jurisss voted by an
overwhelming majority against
women for judges or jurorA
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07
Official Rat Killers

A bunch of officials under the bio
logical department of the Bureau OF
Agriculture are carrying on official
rat-killing campaigns at some of our
western ha-0or cities.
Traps ana drugs are to be used
and experiments conducted with
gases and the salaried United States
officials VII open offices and carry
on a swivel-shair campaign.
We have official squirrel killers,
official woodchuck hunters, official
chipmunk exterminators, official
wolf chasers and bobcat hunters, all
on Uncle Sans payroll.
Talk about reducing taxation is
folly as long as the government is
branching out into these fields of
highbrow and white-collar official
ism.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07

Ques. Kindly explain why we
dream Pans. If all parts of the
brain are asleep there can be no
no dreams, but if some parts are
not asleep we dream. The brain has
many parts and it depends on how
many parts are asleep as to how fan
tastic and imaginative our dreams
are. Dream subjects seem very ma
tural in slumber because there are
certain portions of our brain asleep
which, il awake, would reason out
how improbable the dreams were.
Dreams originate in the brain thru
suggestion. The final thoughts of
a preson before sinking into sleep
will often provide a theme for
dreams. Likewise some mcmentous
thought preying on the brain will
cause dreams in which that subject
is uppermost. After a hard days
work the body and mind are both
tired. Dreams, however, are said
to protect our sleep. They originate
with some disturbance or excitement
of the body or mind. A strange
sound, uncomfortable position, pain
or lack of covering are enough to
start a dream. The dream enables
the rest of the body and brain to
sleep with only one or more parts
of the mind disturbed. If it were
not for the dream we would awaken
and our rest would be broken
Dreams have no meaning in the
sense that many superstitious per-
sons think. The so-called might
are dreams of particularly
vigorous kind, the result of an ir-
regular flow of blood to the brain,
or are due to some stomach disorder.
Dreams have taken on big scientif-
ic interest in the last few years, ow-
ing to the theories of Freud and
others, that human beings when
dreaming reveal their inmost nature
and desires. By a thorough study
Of the dreams a person has, it is
often possible to discover the cause
Of worry, nervousness ETC., and get
i'd of it. Such methods are used
with shell-shocked soldiers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07
Augustus Thomas Great Play Made
Into Excellent Motion Pictures.

Lionel Barrymore in a striking
screen version of THE Copperhead"
the play in which he scored his great
est success on the stage, will be the
attraction at the Emma Theatre TO
2 nights commencing Wednesday
next. The picture is said to have
been made on an unusually large
scale and to follow, closely Augustus
Thomas original story.
The locale is Millville, Illinois and
the action takes place during three
periods that of the Mexican War,
just before the Civil War, in 1852,
and in 1904. Mr.. Barrymore ap-
pears as the hero, Milt Shanks, who
in his accomplishment Of a most
dangerous and important mission
fo" resident Lincoln is obliged to
pose rs a traitor to his country. is
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07
Private Ownership Extending

Utilities and railroads are making
progress in extending ownership of
their securities among employees and
public generally. =
The Union Pacific system has es-
tablished department that enables
tiny employe from section hand up
to acquire common stock.
This company has recently taken
over management and operation of
the Salt Lake and Los Angeles line,
an outlet to southwest Pacific ports.
This stock is sold to employees at
open market price on a partial pay
ment plan, and if payment is not
complete money is refunded.
These are great steps of progress
compared with one-man-owned rail-
roads of the past, like a Hartman
or Hill or Gould companies.
With private ownership of public
service corporations extended to
millions of people who directly share
in the profits the world do move.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07
PLENTY OF EVIDENCE TO SHOW
VALUE OF TESTING COWS

There is plenty of evidence on file
in the United States Department of
Agriculture TO convince anyone Of
the value of cowtesting associations
as a means of developing profitable
dairy herds. In all these associa-
tions records are kept of the amount
of milk produced and feed consumed
by each COW, and with this informa-
ton the members of the association
are able TO weed out the poor pro-
ducers of the herd to make room for
the heifer calves of the cows that
give the largest production of milk
and butterfat This practice, to-
gether with the use of purebred
bulls, is the best and surest way of
building up the dairy herd, say dairy
specialists of the department.
The Grove City, Pa, Cow Testing
Association has developed some high
producers by this method, and is an
illustration of what it is possible for
such an organization to do. In one
month recently there were 76 cows
in the Grove City association that
produced more than 80 pounds of
butterfat each. OF this number 81
produced more than 40 pounds.
Most of the animals that produced
larger amount were three years of
age or over, but there were seven
cows under three years that pro-
duced more than 40 pounds. The
highest yield was 1912 pounds of
butterfat, which was made by a g.
year-old Holstein. The highest
yield made by an animal under 3
years was Sc pounds, produced by Il
2-year-old Jersey.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07
Banks Bearing Big Burdens.

In trying to meet the demands of
read5ustments lof industries to the
peace basis to meet the enormous
slump in values, the bankers have
had about the biggest load to carry
of any business.
The grain growers, the fruit pro-
ducers, the live stock men, have all
had to be financed more or less in
dividually and in some states plans
we're worked out to market large
c'1'ns by collective methods.
On top of this banks have carried
a large share of the Liberty Loans
and helped float local bond issues,
build market roads and have been
forced more or less into handling in
vdstment securities for customers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07
PACIFIC & IDAHO NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
Traffic Department
Weiser, Idaho,

July 2, 1921
Rates.
From all stations on the P. & 1.
N. to all stations on the P. & 1. N.
and return at one fare for the round
trip, plus war tax.
TICKETS on sale and good going
each Saturday beginning with Sat
urday, July 9Th, 1921, to and in
Guiding Saturday, October 1st, 1921.
Tickets good going on date of sale
only. Extreme return limit three
days, including date of sale
CHILDREN five (5) years of age
and under twelve (12) will pay one
half the adult fare. Children under
five(5) years of age will be carried
free when accompanied by parent or
guardian.
BAGGAGE Free baggage allowance,
excess rates and liability are each
shown in j. E. Hannegan's tariff
No. ga, U. C I. No. 3, Baggage
Rules, Regulations and Rates for
Excess Baggage, duly posted in all
stations and filed with the Public
Utilities Commission of the State of
Idaho.
should purchase tic
kets before entering cars at agency
stations otherwise conductors will
collect regular fare.
AGENTS will sell Form B-5 to
adults and Form B-3 for children.
Tickets are non-transferrable and
will be good only for continuous
passage in each direction.
Issued and mailed the P. U. C. l.
July 2, 1921.
Authority File No. T-13S-C.
Issued by
LEGRAND YOUNG, Jr.,
Gen'l. Mgr
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07

disowned by his own friends ard
family, and is yindicated on pom
his death bed. The story is one Of
intense dramatic appeal. A whole
village was constructed by the Fam
GUS Players-Lasky Corporation MS
the background for the film, and no
efforts were spared to make The
Copperhead" a really big phot2ptay
William p. Carleton, Doris Ran
kim, and Richard Carlyle are !nclGd-
ed in the large cast. The picture,
which is a Paramount Aircraft, was
directed by hCarles Maigue.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07

According to report in an Iowa
paper, fiftythree robberies were at
tempted on banks in that state dur
ing the year ending June list, TWEEN
ty-five of the robberies we're success
full with a gross total loss of $685.
9S3,S4 according to reports given
out. During this period, twenty-five
bank robbers were apprehended and
of them were sentenced to
prison.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07
A HINT TO AUTO OWNERS

All auto owners should make a
note of the kind and number of
their spare tire, the spare tire is the
most apt to be stolen of any equip
ment of the car. Where insurance
is carried, the Insurance Companies
frequently endeavor to locate the
stolen property and a full descrip-
ton will give them some clue to
work on. If the equipment is not in
sured it will give the officers bet
ter opportunity if finding the stolen
property.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07

The Idaho-Oregon Fruit growers
have temporarily closed their Of
flee at Payette and will transact all
business from the office at Fruit
land. No other change in the bust
ness has been made.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07

One of the drawing featuressat the
Little Willow Creek picnic is the
opportunity for bathing, take your
bathing suits along. You can find
water any depth to suit, and place
to change your suit.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07

For Painting and Wall Tinting ana
Interior Finishing, See w. s. Wade
andSon, on J. b. COsman Place.
June 30t4
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07

FOR SALE OR TRADE--Cole s,
in fine condition, Mrs. Ella johnson,
Rte 1, miles from Payette, close
TO Washoe school. July IT'S.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07

, Mrs. Weightman will organize a
musical kindergarten class at Pay
cite, all those interested write her
for terms and date
155 West Court SC,
Weiser,- Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-07-07

The present price of the good Max
well is S31O below last falls level.
This price, together with the moder-
ate cost of Maxwell upkeep, makes
the good Maxwell particular sound
motor car investment.
New Prices
Touring Car 1916 Coupe. ...S1445
Roadster ..... S45 Sedan w 1915
f. o. b. factory, war tax to be added