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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
II YEAR OLD BOY SENT
TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Harold Stanford, II years Of age,
was taken to the State Industrial
School last Sunday accompanied by
H. E. Alden. The lad was taken in
charge by Sheriff Jefferis some time
before charged with breaking into the
home of Lawrence Warden and tax
ing away two valuable rings. He was
taken before Judge Luther where he
confessed to the crime returning one
of the rings. This is the scond Of
fence of a similar nature, having
broken into the buildings OF the Al
falfa Milling Co. last winter.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
STILL MAKING BETTER STREETS

The Street & Alley Committee are
preparing for the rainy season this
fall and are sanding quite number
of the important streets of Payette,
Sixth street and Seventh Avenue
North are now covered, two of the
main thoroughfare's into Payette. The
sand is of an excellent quality for
making good roads being the screen
ings from the rock crusher. Payette
can safely boast of having the best
streets of any city in this part of the
state,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
l.. L. GEARHART BREAKS
THE RECORD

! A few weeks ago we published the
record made by Loren Spaulding in
driving from Portland to Payette in
a Ford Roadster, covering the dis
,tance in % hours of actual travel,
which was almost discredited by
some. However that record seems to
have been broken by L. L. Gaerhart
who arrived Wednesday with his wife
and baby from Portland in a Chevro-
let, actual driving time 20 hours.
They left Portland at 10 A. NJ. Tues
day arriving at Payette Wednesday
at Sis. Who's next.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
LIZZIE DYsoSlNEsBITT

The funeral services of Lizzie Dy-
son Nesbitt were held at the Baptist
church, Monday afternoon at 2:SO
O'Clock. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. C. H Buell.
Burial at Riverside cemetery.
Lizzie Dyson Nesbitt was born in
Yorkshire, England, November %,
1895, when years of age she came
with her parents to New York, where
they resided for 10 years. In 1908
they moved to Nampa, Idaho, where
they resided until 1914 From
Nampa the family moved to Wash
ington, returning to idaho in 1921.
She graduated from Nampa High
School in 1914 and from Oregon
Agricultural College in 1918, receiv-
ing her 3. S. degree in Domestic Sci
ence and Arts. She taught in The
Dalles High School for 8 years, and
one year in the sAdeIba High School.
She was marrfeS Boise, Idaho.
June l, 1922, TO Clarence S. Nesbitt
of New Plymouth.
Her death occurred very suddenly
at the home, Saturday, August II, at
5 P. NJ, from gas pOinsoning.
She is survived by her husband,
Clarence S. Nesbitt, of New Ply
mouth; her father, S. H. Dyson of
Murphy. and two sisters, Mrs. V. E.
Wolf of Melba; and Mrs. L. L. Ash
ley of Murphy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
A THIEF WITH
SOME CONSIDERATION

B. D. Mcintyre of Little Willow
being a delegate to the county conven>
tion came in Tuesday evening to at
tend the meeting, and remained over
night leaving his Jitney standing on
the street and found it necessary the
next morning to replace the coils
stolen during the night. Mack SAID
he didn't mind spending the S7.So
for the new coils in-as-much as the
fellow was thoughtful enough TO
leave the lid to the coil box off where
he could see 1t, otherwise he would
have cranked himself out Of wind
without knowing the trouble.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends, also fra
ternal orders, for their kind help,
sympathy and beautiful floral offer
ings during our bereavements in the
death of our dear wife, daughter
and sister.
Clarence S. Nesbitt
S. H. Dyson and daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Nesbitt
and family
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
FIVE YEAR OLD BOY
RECEIVES BROKEN ARM

Merle Keel, five year old son OF
Mrs. Grace Keel, living on 2nd street,
fell from the fence while playing last
wednesday breaking his right arm
between the elbow and the wrist. He
was taken to the office of DR.. J. c.
woodward where the fracture was
properly reduced. The young lad
is doing nicely and will soon be back
on the job with the other boys.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
4 NAISE RUMOR

A rumor going about town this
week that Doctor A. skippen, a
former Payette physician, had died
at his home in Portland is without
foundation and has been proven false
by telephone message received at
this office Tuesday from relatives at
Montour. The Doctor is in better
health at the present time than for
many years.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
pp,,,,RAIL PLAYER IN TOWN

A new ball player has arrived IN
Payette, just little too late Tor TINS
wears series of games, but will be
ready for next summer. He engaged
hoard and lodging for few days at
the blanchard Home on August llth'
but thinks he will be ready Tor a
home run by the last of this week.
where he will be on exhibition at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Art Lattig,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
ANNOUNCEMENT

Glenn C. Landon, Funeral Director
desires to announces that he has
purchased a stock Of Undertaking
Goods and will conduct a Modern
Home Undertaking Parlor. Lady as
sistant, Mrs. Landon. 112 N. Ninth
Street, Phone 66-J.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
WILL HAVE TWO
DAYS PROGRAM
POULTRY SPECIALIST
WILL DEMONSTRATE ART
OF CULLING
Chicken Raisers to Have Two-Day
Program Next Week; Culling
Tuesday; Tour Wednesday

The Malheur county farm bureau
through Poultry leader A. B. Cain
and the county agent, has arranged
to have a two-day program for poul-
trymen next week. On Tuesday, at
1890 a meeting will be held at the
A. B. Cain poultry farm two miles
west of Ontario where H. E. Cosby,
poultry specialist for the Oregon Ex-
tension Service will lecture on GULL
ing hens for egg production and for
breeders. Following the lecture
those in attendance will take their
lunches in the shade of the orchard
trees, each party beng expected to
bring lunch.
In the afternoon the specialist will
demonstrate culling by going through
Mr.. Gains entire flock OF about two
who wish to learn the art of culling
according. to the latest scientific
knowledge will be given an oppor-
tunity to practice the things which
will be explained and shown to them
by example during the forenoon.
On Wednesday it is planned to
conduct a poultrymen's tour for the
purpose of visiting several OF the
most successful poultry establish
ments in Payette and Washington
counties in Idaho. This will be
joint affair between the three coun-i
ties as the Washington county farm
bureau through county agent Soulen
is cooperating in the arrangements
and a number of the Payette poultry
men have signified their intention to
join in the tour and assist in making
it a success.
All who can conveniently do so are
requested to assist at the city hall in
Ontario at $3.50 sharp. The first
stop will be at the l.. S. Pobst & Son
poultry farm " mile north of the
Snake River bridge at Ontario. This
will be 1000 A. M. and it may be
more convenient for some to assem-
BILE there. The second stop will bel
made at the A. S. Worth poultry farm
on the south edge of Payette at
1O:45. The third stop at the A. j.
Shearer place on the hill road north
of Payette at 1850. From there
the caravan will move to the Archie
Larson poultry plant five miles south
of Weiser where lunch will be taken
and short program pulled off. Each
party is expected to bring lunch |
along. After inspesting this remark
able plant, the party will journey to
the Ford farm east OF Weiser reach |
ing there at $3.50 P. NJ. The return
trip will be made via the Oregon
Trail Highway across Dead Ok Flat
in oregon.
Every person interested in poultry
is invited to attend both days pro-
gram If possible. 1t is hoped that
there will be as many women as men
and the whole family might as well
come and make the day pleasant
and profitable outing, the first per-
haps of an annual poltrymen's tour
and picnic. The itinerary includes
both strictly commercial poultry
plants and breeding establishments.
There will be examples of types OF
ipoultry houses, both on the colony .
plan and the large laying house OF
different types. The Larson breed
ing establishment is the best to be
seen anywhere within hundreds OF
miles. there being several hundred
hens under trapnest record. an i'm
mense incubator and other things OF /
interest to poultrymen.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
DEAD OK TEAM VS..
ADRIAN TEAM

The Dead Ok Flat ball team will
cross bats with the Adrian oregon
team next Sunday on the Payette dia-
mond The boys from the Flat have
not been defeated so far this year
and expect to maintain their record
next Sunday regardless of the fact,
the Adrian team are a woolly bunch
and hard to handle.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
LAST EXCURSION

The P. & l. N. will run their last
excursion next Sunday, August 2oth'
leaving weiser 7 A. NJ. and arrive al
Weiser on return at $3.50 2. M
crouse hunters and huckleberry
nickers might be interested In this
last opportunity. Train will make all
stops and pick up passengers on
flag.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17
MARRIED

We were unable to mention last
week the marriage of William Syme
to Miss Esther Golden, which occurred
at the NJ E. Parsonage, Saturday,
August 5th.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John Williamson
we're called to South Dakota las
Tuesday on account of the serious i'll
ness of Mrs, Williamson's mother,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-08-17

Insure yourself against accident.
Complete protection with reasonable
rates.-B. F. McCarroll.
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PRETTY EXHIBIT FROM ORIENT
SHOWN To ART STUDY CLUB

kinS, Mrs. g. r. Ise. Mrs Blanche Sieen-
rod Miss Hazel .camon and Miss Alice
williamson.
Novelty Table
Mrs. &. f.. Vets, chairman: Mesdames
!''rcd Burtoft, H"wcll Smith, II. r. Har-
ness. a. ID. Wells. W. j.. Wa lyman and
Stanley Dorsey. Misses Rhca Liner and
A!!cne Kraft.
Decorations
Mrs Harry ChsSs"ll. chairman; Mes
danes Edward GeiScy, II. 4. lads. Fred
Tiber, David White. II. e. Sesbright.
Edith Stodiard. Osc.fr l.. Callahan and
Blanche Slecnrod. Miss Nell 3. Grove
Cake Committee
Mrs VIM. NcSDitt, chairman: Mes
DANES Andreas. &. Ward Miller. s. Bur-
loft, and Colslrd and Miss Wilkinson.
Sewing
Mrs Samuel Warffucl. chairman: Mes
danes Burger, J. Is. L. C0nneley, Joe
Steger, +. L. Ridgway. Whitehead and
Fred HARPER.
Tickets and Table
Mrs. Lee DUDbS. chairman: Mesdames
John Conner. ". Braddock. a. Aplin.
Margaret Wingerter. II. Ulrich. McCulla
Fleming W. 4. Sonderman, \. B. Rit-
man. and II. u. Bailey and Miss Ewing.
Flowers
Mrs. Helen Helmbright. chairman:
Mesdamcs Donald Crawford. Green
Scecr, w. c. FlOto, Mary Beatt!e.
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WHITE FOLKS BUSINESS IS
INVADING THE SECOND WARD

overhead expenses and in turn II" re
IA. prices OF commodities,
Tho West Virginia liEE'N-" iEFlf
CORPORATION was organized r"'"niI! e
with ". r Burt of this city Il: pr'Ni-
,i,.i,. Hon Wright Hugus Of TINS c.N
N!cc-Ire-ideu,. T. l.. kooNt" O. 'A'r''H'
ton. secretary aud II. ". '"r'~i"'" n.
formerly rl this c.tr hnt ROW 90
Charleston general manager ii the
state
Tnc pigGly-W'ggly srhem" Wac or
i-yualcd hv Clarence VI. sand r; Ih'
rlan spread faster than any other cNa'a
y, store business N the country unu'
every state in the union has been re
,oEnizcd. There are a. present '"o
stores IN existence and l"0a under CON
Sidcrat.on and being made ready 10
open.
The West Virginia Corporation was
formed after TWO OF the stores wcr"
opened in Charleston. and i IS nnancea
largely by local capital. Tw" stores
have since been npcu"d II rarN"r%NurE.
and the plans At prcS"n, are 10 open
five stores in Ohio county, three IN ih'
city proper and Two N thu "ut-the-
pike district.
The store a, l026 MARKET street viii
be open about Ian" 18TH. y" On" has
yet been named as its munger.
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KLWANIS LUNCHEON
Club Members Hear Fine Address on
Religion OF the -Four
Leaf Clover"

The Wheeling kiwan!s club were en-
tCr;IIncd ~ their regular weekly meet
ing Yesterday b! Attorney Fen l.. Zen
icil III East Llvcrp"o!. who ItN" an
address on The Religion Of III" F"o"
Leaf clover" lie told &C tac meaning
of each prta, "rhr first lea means
10 me faith. the second JuS'."C. ihr tNrt
love and the fourth good luck. al Of
which comes from faith, justice anu
love" stated Attorney Ecnn"tt
The address has been delivered by A.
tOrn"y Bennett ola ii!ty-two other "CC;t-
sious aud he has always aroused deep
interest HmoC., his audiences. ! h" ~
wants club is Of the opinion that the
address lS 4 masterpiece.
Miss tHcmcntluc Miller. Of MiSSiS-
sippi. working IN behalf Of the babies
Of tho country was another speaker At
The luncheon SIN, plans 10 bring her
production The Wuman.css Wedding"
10 this city som" tim" between Jane
18TH and @hrh. She called on tn" kIwa-
mans 10 bc in the cast Tn" play was
recently put on N Huntington.
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SLAIN BANDIT
Continued from Page one)

1ri.h was alleged to hav" been speed
;nr The peculiar happening IN tn"
stree, caused an alarm. and u posse o.
Canton policemen and '.NE"uS N'hrt'"
in nursuIt OF tn" automnhIi". u va"
.over,akcn four Mules out of canton and
,hn mon in The car are alleged 10 have
opened fire.
RaIph ". Uoroc 4 Canton contractor
N the posse. 4 gun man ~ that '.m"
unidentified and Eddie Stevenson. alias
Toe, Plato. one o; tn" fuEitiv"S die! y"
tho battle. The other TWO gunner were
serious'v woundrd- Harry HarpCrt. OF
cleveland. and George Trainer. whose
addresses were given As iiuiial". y. !
patrolman jesse NuGlcy was shO; IN the
les.
Linked With Lima Holdup.
on Friday. canton police linked IN"
bandit gang with the robbery Of the
Dime Savings Bank n Luna. Ohln. soy
oral DAYS previous. and Mss R"i"n
Hurt. an employe OF the bank said :hat
she was almost certain that the body 81
Eddie Stephenson was the man VINO
robbed the Lima haUk Tho identity of
the other bandit continued to remain
unknown. TN Friday also. = vas Su:.
rcc,ed that A. lca>' par; ~ III" Canton
ranE was implicated IN th' robbery 90
the hank - Grafton. Pa. carly in tA"
wear and tho mUr'rr 90 cashier Nos.
on Wednesday evening. TWO of tho
t',r.r, -uur."r n canton. Whn~" names
wcrn then given as hud-"W 'nutrh"
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Chang Ready for Battle
Masses Troops on Mukden Railway.
Will Hot Be Responsible for Foreign
Lives II Forced to Plight.

Tientsin. May 1l.-(By The Associat-
feated before Picking by General WI Pei
Fu Is preparing to resist his purSuer
and has mas$ed troops at kuhl and Lam
chow about G5 miles south Of the Great
has announced he will not be responsible
for foreign lives or property II VII at
lacks.
WI has ordered his troops not TO pro-
coed beyond Peitang until II is clear
whether Chang intends to fight or with
draw. Thirty-four American soldiers
have left 10 reinforce the railway
guards at Tangshan, 70 miles northeast
OF here and only five miles from
Changes outpoSts.
The situation in the Kailan coal mines
is serious, owing to the shortage of food
and fear among the miners over the
presence Of hordcs Of Changs Fentien
troops.
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FOR SAI.F-riood village farm home:
furnished house. $3.50 assurance. On
main strc": wi;n ~ c"nN"n!cnc"s al
most at door Summer h"arderS profit
ab.v kept. n acres. productive t,l.age.
pasture. wopd.vt. appi" orchard good
house with .arGe piazza and mapl" shade
trees: baru loft. poultry house. eto
Agrd owner - Sc, Includes furniture,
organ and sewing machine Only $500.
bart cash. Deta;:S page ~ illustrated
rl:llng 200 BARGAINS. Free Strnut
Farm Agency. I0lAEI Union Bank Bldg,
Pittsiurgh. IA. ma l2G
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NAN TED-MAn 20 Plaster one room
q Apply 500 South H~r"' - ami
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wANrED-sALE SnIEN

W4NTED-G!rl fnr genera, house "","
Mrs VI. 8 Williams. N'-'A>H SO 80
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T,OR SAIL. - New modern Naroond
S,ucco house \, "o"d t"n. Car
garage Ouner LEAVING H.;E. ''' Fog
" ood street.
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MRS. BEN MORRIS DELEGATE tt
FEDERATED CLUBS ThTLoN-
Al, MEET.
women Selected to prepare Decorations
FOr Milk fund Benefit
Affair.


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"'"F'i.
Mrs. William g More save an in
;"!cst.rc ;u'' uun' - tn" famous paint
in@ Of Il mel" Joe CHuupu' by Lutte,
~l.'n h.,n-. IN Ill" 'orro:Tln Art Call
cry. Mr., Writ Hawkins traced the
h.-,u"? "I uura! pI.n;!iE through tn:
a?,E;, SAVING that contrary 10 the gen
cr.I idea that mural painting had been
u Development Of art. II VAS IN fac.
the most ancient origin Of il.
Thrc. delightful! vocal numbers were
SUM- Ly Mrs. Edward SurcI. accom-
panied hy Mrs. ". T.. Wrulrnwcbcr.
p,,trt- ,rrrc heard ;hr dole
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Jared "w" Eo' ,hre" OF the hugs ran
Inothr- rnr' o. Rows testimony.

cared w" got 'Nree or the II u" ran
smother pay o. Rows testimony,
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POR SALE-FAEMS

FOR SNLE-One Of the finest farms on
the National Road, lies right in the
corn bcit. - miles wcst % Wheeling
- miles from Cambridge and miles
from BarneSvjN" The National Road
runs through the center of thlS farm.
contains %Ou acres 20 acres IN corn
this year Thr"e houses on farm. o!
them wlth al cry improvements -Four
barns Fences of ha-bcd wire with
locust posts 10 acres OF Pittsburgh
NO. 5 coai with VAIN OF No. : under
meath All kinds Of buildings, scales,
garage etc.
TINS farm IS known as n" william
Trcrsn, Farm. and - one q: IN" best
"l-~'S n ohio The owner s anIlous
20 ~et-e from farming and IS Offering
3. a. ahou; orc-' bird OF var time prices.
I: - u wonderful Investment: for some
o=.. Il interested see me AZ once for
flu Information.
y. = Burkhart. dealer n real estate
and farm lands. 0nicc over JudkinS
shoe store. EarNesvi,'e. oh.o
a.so have al kinds OF farms and
building sizes from =: TO ~ ;,rrcS, on
paved roads ap - ma G-l9
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ON Tuesday. Ny >. 100.
a. 90 z. NJ KENNETH & ENE''
MANN. aged - years. mo"inN AMI
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LOST AND POUND

rrS--Smau gold watch w'tA black
-.n,on attached. c:;Ae- n trr~t Tres
h,,rr,a, church. o. l-'h stree; or on
e.rcg, car 70 Island Finder address T..
:, 30 care Ia:e;!senrcr. Reward
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Tn- Jo-uSa 'rrr a-':nh"ke has \ large
Of sugar
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FOR sAI,E-l9:O Mode! Chevrolet F T.
Touring ca. Al condition. SooV.Vp
1919 Model EaAy Grand Chevrolet. I'VE
passenger sedan. Just oNcenauled- Al
shape S65O.ou. Wheeling Nash Co.
GicnWood. "'A -
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,,,-cra. services at his ate &"In" or
SATURDAY Ait-ruron "a, o."io"N
friends OF the ;AuI..y respectful, n
r,;s3 % attend ln;e-meat n LIN
wood cemetery. Blaine. pho.
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PoR SALR-AUToS.

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IN,P RF%T-E.Eht rooms, bath and
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Iune-a. from t.e residence 60: MS
grandparents. Lou~ H. H"'hnNra.
AS ,naplnr street. FRIDAY after.
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Arrangements
INDIANA STREET

lone Of : .uon:s ana baths. ar.
ianEcd for two families. Call 102.
Fire lrs. Real Estate
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT

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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-06
RADICAL SH|F
IN LANMAk|NC
IS SUGGESTED
Change in Inauguration
and Session Dates
Is Agitated.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Members of
the new progressive bloc in congress
got into action Tuesday but at the
very outset ran into White House op-
position.
Led by Senator Norris, republican,
Nebraska, bloc members sitting on the
senate agricultural committee obtained
a favorable report from that commit
tee for a constitutional amendment
providing for abolition of the electoral
college and for direct election Of the
president and vice president and for
abolition of the long period of time
usually elapsing between a congress
sional election and the regular meet
ing of the new congress. Such an
amendment forms one of the planks in
platform adopted by the bloc at its
organization meeting last week.
Opposition on the part of President
Harding to any such change in the
constitution was expressed by q White
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