Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-01-12

with prospects for change OF pollcy
Aug. IA the heat will break the
record, but as a whole the summer
will not be hot. The farmers vii
begin to feel the benefit of return
ing prosperity. While some farmers
will sell out In disgust, there VIII be
an exodus of people from the cities
back to the farms, and the farming
Industry will take new lease oil
life, under better conditions. Re
duced areas of wheat and corn will
be planted this year, but the crops
will be above the average. Prices
will improve on the whole. An in
creased acreage of cotton will be
planted but the price will remain
about the same. Peanuts will be a
god crop; price will tend down, ow-
ing to foreign competition. Potatoes
will be an unusually fine crop, and
prices fair. Peaches, apples and ali
fruits will yield an unusually big
crop but the quality will be poor.
The baseball season will close
after a neck-and-neck contest, with
Cleveland ahead and st. Louis and
New Yook close seconds. So much
dissatisfaction will develop that
Judge Lands will be deposed from
his present post. Late in Octobel
wonderfully bright star will APP
pear in the western evening sky, ana
people will wonder what it presages.
Nov. z will be election day. Sena-
tors and members of congress will
be chosen; also many governors ana
other state officials. The Repubh-
cans will suffer heavy losses and
leaders will find their control OIL
congress broken. Two women mem
bers will be elected. In November
there will be showers of meteors
caused by a comet; there will b,
great losses by fire; earthquakes vii.
be recorded; there will be more trou-
bic ON the Panama canal, and tidal
wave will cause destruction.
Nov. IL there will be another in
ternationl conference which will
continue the work of eliminating
wars and rumors of wars. Chin,
will be reunited and will be laiincL
ed on new career. Dec. 13 man!
sky-gazers will fear that the moon i.
going to have collision with Sal
urn, but after approaching the pIaL
ct within less than its own diamete
it will sheer off and the trouble vii.
be averted. At the end of Decembe.
star of great brilliance will al
pear in the morning eastern sky, am
it will bring good luck to all wh>
rise early enough to view it.
The year 1922 will be a year o.
great improvement on the whole, l.
spite of untoward conditions. Vaiue.
will become more stable and depend
able. Liberty bonds will go dow.
somewhat during the spring but WI.
rise higher and go close to par o
above in the fall. Millions OF do
lars of poor securities will be wipes
out, but the market for sound IL
yestments will be benefited. lnteres
rates will tend downward a little.
Things in Russia will continu>
about the same for the first half Y
the year, but then new factor WI.
develop there and the way will b
for solution of the Ru.
sian problem. The bolshevik usurl
ers will be eliminated. Germay, att
failing to convince the world tina
she is too poor to pay her Just debIs
will tall to work in earnest and WI.
make great advancement during til,
year. The mark, after passing
many Quotations, will begin
a steady and permanent rise. Greece
and Turkey will effct a compromise
peace. The year will end with the
world outlook much better than al
the beginning.