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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-15
''SP OR I s.
IIiI0 Especial

Pruebe este Cigarriilo con papeI
muy fino, de sabor duIce, fabri-
cado de cereaIes y de proceden-
cia EspanoIa. Lo recomendamos
como ell Cigarriiio mas agrada-
BILE Y fino que puede producirse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-15
En- la Cd1nlQrQ
de Concrete

DIsCURso DEL PREsIDENTE, sR.
WALDEMAR E. LEE, EN- La JUN
IA ANUAL DE LA CAMARA DE CO
MERCIO sECCION SAN JUAN, CE-
LRBRADA Ell u DEL CORRIENTE
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
IDAHO TEACHERS
FACE PROBLEM

Pocatello-when the Idsho State
Teachers association meets in an
nual session in Pocatelio during the
Thanksgiving raeation, they will have
some OF the knottie.t problems in
the history of the school. Of the state
to discuss. What will the policy of
the teachers be regarding getting
some law passed to make up for the
loss of the annual institutes How
can subscriptions be secured for the
Idaho Teacher without institute
TO be able TO progress without z
meeting? Are the schools going
to be able TO progress Without a
Commissioner OF Educstion7
One issue OF the Idaho state teach
ers' magazine is being published at
the present time on funds held over
from LAST year. This magazine is
edited at the Idsho Technical Insti-
tute- Superintendent R. A Snyder Of
Idaho Falls. president OF the state
teachers association. with the CO.
operation OF the business manager.
the state superintendent and others
are making ever effort to set the
teachers magazine finances aud TO
make big success of the state edu-
eatieasl convention.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
TEAM SMASHES
into AUTO

A runaway team is not as common
thing as it was few years ago, but
when it does happen these days OF
heavy auto traffic it is almost sure
TO be disastrous proposition. DO"
Davis came close to connecting up
with a span of horses running wild
hitched to wagon last Sunday after
noon. He was returning from New
Plymouth in company with his
mother and when near the VIM.
Homan ranch witnessed runaway
team smash into a car standing by the
road side just a few rods ahead.
DOC" was preparing TO take his
chances in the barb wire fence but
the frightened steed hung up on the
other car and he escaped. The
team belonged to Mr.. H. r. Ficken
who was in hot pursuit in his car
and was soon on the ground. The
car was not seriously damaged.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
APPLE STORAGE
IN DEMAND

Due to low price and slow market
for apples, every available space Will
be used for storing. Some are even
building more storage room at this
late date. g. r. Fitch is now build
ing an underground storage on his
ranch near New Plymouth. At the
prices now received by the growers
It will barely pay expenses Of pro-
ducing the crop. 1t is believed that
when the Jonathans and other eari-
er varieties are out of the way, the
price will improve. /, seems that
conditions are bound to be against
the grower. If prices and demand
were good with the heavy yield cars
would not be available to handle the
hetvy crop. The only salvation for
the grower is to prepare sufficient
storage for the greater portion OF his
crop and give more attention to
quality by heavier thinning early in
the season. Ample storage will
spread the movement Of crops over a
longer period eliminating the danger
of car shortage and the grower be-
ing compelled to take what he can
get.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
TWO CHARMING PARTIES

On Thursday and Friday after
noon the home OF Mrs. Walter Pence
was the scene of two delightful par
ties at which Mrs. Walter Pence, Mrs.
Harry Pence and Mrs. Rex Bradshaw
were the hostesses. On Thursday
bridge was played, eleven tables be-
ing set for the game. The living room
and sun room where the game was
enjoyed. were each beautifully deco
rated with dahlias and roses. Prizes
at cards were won by Mrs. Jack
Whalen, first; Mrs. Jesse Wells, sec
ond, and Mrs. L. E. Peterson, con-
ISOLATION. After the game a delicious
two course luncheon was served, the
'hostesses being assisted in serving by
the Misses Gladys Pence and Edith
Bradshaw
On Friday afternoon the flower
decked rooms were again filled with
guests, the entertainment taking the
form of q Kensington. NeedIework
and conversation were pleasantly
varied by two piano ducts by Mrs
]. R. Mckinney and Mrs H W
Adams, while Mrs. Irwin Thurston
favored the guests with two vocal
numbers. In the buttonhole contest,
first prize was wen by MRS. r. A
Crump and setosd by hiTs. J. S.
Thurston. Luncheon was served at
small tables. Forty guests enjoyed
the afternoon.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
TWO AUTOS CRASH INTO
HERD OF CATTLE

William Rauert Of Fruitland, met
with an accident Sunday evening
that while bad enough. might have
resulted in the death of some OF
his party. He was leaving Payette
for ms home near Fruitland with
with his wife and three other people
in the car and when about one mile
south of town came suddenly onto
several head of cattle running at
large on the highway, they were
crossing the pavement Immediately
in front OF his car and were not seen
by Mr.. Rauert in time to even slaeken
his speed, his car struck one OF the
animals and bounded into the ditch
smashing every spoke in one
front wheel and bending one
fender, but fortunately remained
right side up not iniuring any
of the occupants. Immediately
behind Mr. Rauert came an
other car that crashed into one of the
herd bounced over the animal but
remained on the pavement One of
the animals was killed outright and
the other one badly bruised, but none
Of the occupants of either cars were
fnjuresf TO any extent
II is dangerous practice to allow
cattle to run at large, there is plenty
of opportunities for car accidents
without an old cow that hasn't a HEX
OF sense mopeing around on the pub
lie highway
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
GIRLS STUDY HOME MAKING

PocAtelio. Idaho--That eFery girl
going to school should take home
economies With her other work is the
belief of Miss Lulu Robertson, head
Of the department OF home training
In the Idaho Technical Institute. Miss
Robertson declares that the increas-
ing Numbers that are studying sew
ing. cooking. and millinery at the
Technical Institute this year indicates
that girls are coming back To this be
lief thenselves
One OF the first big practical les
eoHs In cooking and serving was given
the Tech classes Oct AZ when .they
served . bansuet 10 over t&b hundred
druggists attending the convention
OF the Idaho Pharmaceutical assoc;a-
ton In the work Of hat-naking the
girls are able to make their own hat.
at a saving Of three-fourths of the
ordinary cost II purchased
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
HORSE GOES
Thru WINDSHIELD

Dewey Patton and the school
teacher OF Little Willow Greek, es-
capped what might have been a seri-
Gus accident last Saturday evening
while On his way home from Pay
cite, he was driving a Ford car and
when near the W. W. Kay ranch met
several head of horses running at
full speed that were being frightened
by a car coming up behind them.
Evidently confused by the lights on
the Patten car, one OF the horses
Ieaped over the radiator and through
the windshield but fortunately just
quartering enough to miss the oecu-
pants of the car. Other than brok-
On windshield, one fender slightly
bent and the spare wheel torn from
the car, no further damage was done.
The horse may have been barked up
a little, but he didn't hang around
for inspection.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
GRAND nA1R0h
VISITS CHAPTER

: Lorraine Chapter had another most
I pleasant evening when Ars- Nell K.
Irion. Grand Matron Of Idaho, Order
of the Eastern Star made Der ofheizi
visit Tuesday Oct Is
= At six O'Clock 4 lovely dinner was
siyen in her honor at the Bancroft
Grill BY tho Worthy Aairon and
sou,e OF her officers. Z fov Past
Axtrons also being present
Al sos P. u. Chapter opened in
regular form. The initiatorT work
was exemplified in a most impressive
manner
: Professor Adams delighted the
members with two impressive solos.
Tho Grand Aatron then gave her
address, IN which she erempiifisd
and also gave the Chapter a most
talk on the Principles Of
our Beautiful Order.
Mrs. ". W. Letson, Past Grand
Natron of Oregon, WAS present and
also gave an excellent talk
Mrs. A. B. Moss, in q few well
chosen words presented lovely gift
to Ms. Irion on behalf OF Lorraine
Chapter.
Dainty refreshments were serred
In the dining room. the tables were
very pretty with fall flowers and
autumn leaves
Several out of town guest. were
present and altogether il proved one
OF the most profitable and pleasant
meetings OF the year.
Mrs. Irion Is from Standpoint.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
GIRL SCOUT WEEK

Sunday, Oct. 81, marks the begin
ming OF National Girl Scout Week.
which is in commemoration of the
birthday OF Juliet Lowe the founder
of their organization.
The Psyette Troup of Girl Scout.
start the week by attending service,
in a body at the Church of God, Sun
day evening at 1880 when Rev.
Winner, (the regular minister) will
deliver sermon especially prepared
for the occason. All who are inter
ested in the Girl Scout movement in
Payette are urged to encourage the
girls by attending this service es-
pecially the parents. The Girls will
also have space in some store win
dow showing the different activi-
ties of scouting. This display will
be changed daily and will be en-
tirely the work of the girls.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
HIGH SCHOOL
DO|NGs

At a meeting Of the 1925 class last
spring the following memebers we're
elected 20 the Axe Staff:
Robert Goodwin, Editor.
GTayce Johnston, Asst Editor
Harold Ficke,, Business Manager
Edward Ashworth, Asst Business
Manager.
Ashley Poust Joke Editor
Marguerite Ranion. Snap Sho-s-
Phillip Eastman, Cartoons.
Mildred SEsnk, Literary
Helen MusgToye Calendar
william Shemberger. Athletics
Jane Soda, Society
Friday, Nov End the Axe Staff
will put or the annual Halloween
froIic in the gymnasium OF the high
school An interesting and novel pro
gram EiII be given. There will be \
carnival just ike the big ones II
you are looking for 2 tnriil, remem-
ber the date Admission, thirty
five cents for all but grade school
students, who will be admitted for
csnts-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
UNIvESITY OF IDAHO

Students Of the college OF zgri-
culture OF the university zrs working
in preparation for the Pacific Inter
notio1zl Livestock show and North
west Hay and Grain show which viii
be held ct Portland Nov to 10
livestock judging teams vii be So
lecte6 from the departments OF AMI
nal husbandry and dairy hushzudry
and q grain judging team from the
sTosoUy department 70 represent
the university az the show
A team Of five vii b selected fo-
livestock Judging = team OF three for
dairy cattle judging and three for
dairy prodGcS Competitor fo-
places O. the teams vii continue IN
I'll shout Nov. l.
The university department Of AMI
nal huSbzn6ry plans 20 show fat
steers and sheep az the livestock sr-
hibition- The sheep entered include
fat EeIhe-s. breeding sheep, H1DP-
SHRED. RzuhouiIlets, Southdo=as;
Lincolns and Suffoiks This Is the
first rear that the Pacific IztsrEa-
tioaal has made = Classification fer
Suffolk sheep Ire University ot
-AE N2-G -
OF the vest. having been presented
by the Suffolk sheep society CT Esg-
land
The team OF three students for
grain Judging viii S~ selected by
Professor H " Hubert Of the de-
partnent OF sgTc1ouy and viii com
pete for loving cup offered 5y the
Portland Merchants Exchange
Professor Hubert Is working in
with county agents and
extension specialists TO secure = god
Idaho representative OF grains sltd
seed crops Entries may De E2ie n
wheat, Barley, oats re. snail sscS-d
iseameSs peas. beans. hay Ga6 pc,l-
toes, Prizes viii total ss0e9.
Idaho farmers who wish 70 make
entries It is announced. may teSe
their samples to the local wzrshOzSa
nsn who will ship them TO Portland
in carload grain shipments sS-f1s
freight charges. The grain wllf be
cleaned 81 Portland All snail
grains must be submitted in bushel
lots and nstrisS must reach the show
before Nor. /. The time limit for
for entry is Oct. s7th.
Premium lists may be secured. Il -
announced. from Professor Hubert
Of the University. from county a<snts
% from C B, Arlsoa OF Rosse state
seed commissioner.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
GREAT DANE ELECTED
1923 VANDAL MASCOT

Empire, z gentleman Gt TIE Great
Dane branch OF the canine family,
has been formally elected and duly IL
stalled yfth the office and insignia
OF mascot Of the VzndzH focLbzH
team He ~iH accompany the team
on all OF its trips this ssssoz- This
means that Emp VIII travel 70
Eugene. Ore, for the Idzho-OTegOa
game. 20 Boise for the fourth ANIMAL
Arnistice day contest With O. i C,
snd 70 southern California where the
ysudaIs meet STAFFORD and week
later the L. S C Troisus-
Empire Is only eight months old and
big for his age When he reaches his
full growth he vii b ore Of the
most dignified as vel as one oz the
most picturesque nzseots Of any Pa
cific Coast conference team
Eup's- g1itoru Is red blanket
With the word --yzadaLs- in big white
! letters o, both szd@-ne S-E-
Mirror. Moscow. IDAHO
Empire Is the property OF Col L
Z. Patch OF Pzyette who keeps sew
erzI dogs OF pure breeds. and has
owned : number Of remarkable AMI
mails
The Great Dane vas taken 20 Hos
COW by Vernon 7 Patch and Is stay
ing at the Kappa Sigma House whIle
a. the University
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
ARTHUR JOHNSTON RETURNS
FROM EASTERN TRIP

Arthur Johnston, OF the Payette
Steam Laundry, President of the
State Laundry Owners Association.
returned Friday morning on No. II.
after spending three weeks in the
middle west and attending the Ma
tionsl Laundry Owners Association
at Detroit. Michigan. He reports the
four days session or the association
one of great interest and educational
to the g,e00 laupdrymen Who were
in attendance. Air. Johnston re-
ports the financial condition in the
east generally good. business in all
lines is ruShing. Western Italian
nruRes retailing at 30 cents per
dosen. AT Denver Parma prunes
were selling at s1.75 per suit case.
yet they are rotting on the ground
for want of market.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
YEOMEN CHILDRREN'S
FESTIVAL

Thursday evening, Oct. 25th will
be Yeomen Children's Festival night.
All Yeomen and their families are
invited to attend, so come and bring
all the kiddies.
A small present will be given each
child taking part in the program.
Four medals will be awarded to the
best entertainers. Boys and girls
under the age OF sixteen will be al
lowed to compete for prizes.
Plenty OF refreshments for all.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
VISITS PAYETTE FRIENDS

Mr.. A. B. Patterson, of Vale, Ia,
accompanied by c. L. White, al
so OF the same city, arrived in Pay
cite Monday, driving through by
auto, Mr.. Patterson to join his wife
who was visiting at the home OF Miss
Lillian Spottswood. Mrs. Patterson
for the past two months has been Wis
iting a brother at Haynes, Oregon
and came to Payette last week being
old time friends OF the Spottswood
family back in Iowa. Mr.. Patterson
has been in the drug business at Vale
for many years, but has sold his bust
ness and is looking for location in
the west on account of his wife's
health. They left for Haynes, Ore
gen, Tuesday morning.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
HINTS ON DAIRYING

On page three OF this issue you
will find an article under the head
Cream Test and Separator Eff
cheney written by Fl. A Bendixen,
touching on the important detsils OF
the dairy industry. This article
should be carefully read by every
person interested in the dairy h4si-
ness. The success ef any bushes.
depends on the correct knowledge OF
how to conduct that particular busi-
ness. The Farmers Cooperative
Creamery Co, OF Payette, are oper-
ating under Z constant increase OF
knowledge OF conducting the manu-
featuring end. but after all the sue
cess OF the dairy business depends
largely on the cream producers. II
will pay you TO read this article.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
ARNIsTTCE DAY FOOT BALL

Date for the annual Armistice day
foot ball game 1T Boise has been set
for November 10 st s;0o P NJ, hs-
tween University OF Idsho vs.. Oregon
Agricultural College.
This is SURE to be a well nstehed
game and undoubtedly many OF the
fans from this locality will want to
sttepd, Tickets win be on sale st
the 0wyhes Hotel In Boise, October
a2Hd, Mail orders reservations may
be had by addressing Clsud w. Glib
son, Empire Building. Boise. Mr..
Gibson Is staging this game snd will
gladly give any Information desired.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
an advertisement giving full particu-
lars
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
RETURN FROM HUNTING TRIP

]. H. Connyers who in company
with Mr.. F.. Zeiger OF this city, made
a trip some two weeks ego TO the
upper country in pursuit OF big
game, returned the latter part of the
week. We have had the pleasure OF
enjoying some pretty good campfire
stories, rain and snew-storms but
have failed to even get a Whit OF bear
meat OF venisen. however they have
not given up in despair, Mr.. zeiger
remained at Council and is now back
In the hills and Mr.. Connyers will
make a trip in company with Mr..
Biggerstaff to the Knox country some
time next week.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
BASEBALL BY WIRE

While the ball season is over in
Payette so far as the Payette games
are concerned, the fans are still al
it. Considerable excitement prevailed
among the fans as the games at
New York, between the Yanks and
the Giants were reported by wire.
The series ended Monday with the
Yanks victorious in the Worlds
Series.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
BRINGS IN HIS FIRST BUCK

Prank kazier and J. A. Davenport
returned Wednesday evening from a
hunting trip on Little weiser river.
Game is not plentiful in thi. part
OF the upper country. but Just the
same Frank was exhibiting the
finest pair OF five point horns on the
street the next morning we have ever
seen. This WAS the first Buck.
Frank had ever seen running wild.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
PROGRAM At THE
EMMA THEATRE

Thursday, Oct 1.-THE Christian
by Sir Hall Cane, Pathe News
and Felix, the Cat
Friday Night, Oct ia regular
picture program and Aacknight.
the Mysterious Hypnotie. Fun
Maker. Admission 20 and ace
Saturday. Oct z9--GIorie Swanson
in Ny American Wife, Suub Pol
lard in ass Days"
Monday and Tuesday. Oct q and
z5-Willizn DeAiIles After the
how, Our Gang comedy
wednesday and Thursday. Oct 2k
and z5-Nrs- Wallace Reid in
Human Wrscksge. Psthe News
and When the Whale was Jonah
ed"
Oct s1-Sov. 1-"Adzn's Rib"
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
1s INCH SUNFLOWER

Ike Adair has a perfect right to
claim the production OF the largest
sunflower in Payette county. at least
until some one produces a larger one,
the head brought to town by Mr..
Adair last Monday, measured Is
inches in diameter, the stalk measur-
ing four inches thick. Sunflower
reed is a good egg producing food for
chickens.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
INDICATION FOR LATE FALL

According to indications cold
weather will be late in setting in
this fall. Toads frogs and snakes have
not gone into Information which is
several weeks later than usual. II is
claimed by those who have given the
matter attention that this is sure
sign of late fall. If the sign proves
true, IT will be welcomed by the fruit
growers who have heavy crops and
are working against odds and low
price for their product,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
STORE ROBBED

RAIDERS store az Ontario, was
robbed Tuesday night Of about $50
in cash, taken from the cash till, =
leather coat and vest Is also missing
This IS the time OF year when fIoaters
are about and more or less OF this
kind Of work viii be carried o. II
is well to keep all places Of business
well locked
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
MOTION Day M COURT

Monday was motion day in the dis
trict court at Payette. Judge Ed L.
Bryan of Caldwell, pesided in the
place of Judge Varian who is acting
as Supeme Judge in Boise. Mrs.
Bryan took advantage of the oppor-
tunity and accompanied the Judge to
Payette, where she met number of
her former friends.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
RETURNS FROM RACING CIRCUIT

Jim Swank returned the latter
part OF the week after a six weeks
tour attending the western coast cir
cult. Alexander c.. seven years old.
owned by Chris Henricksen. and
Idaho Huertus the four year old colt
owned by Mr.. Swank. both PAGERS
and driven by Mr.. Swank pulled down
their fun share OF the prizes. and
are recognized among the western
states horsemen as among the best.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP,

Mr. j. H. Stoner, one of the pro-
prietors of the White Lunch, has
retired fom the business having sold
his interest to his partner Lou FIELDS
cher, the forepart OF tbs week Mr..
Stoner will give his full attention TO
the instruction OF music. Mr.. FIELDS
cher will continue the operation of
the White Lunch, as sole proprietor.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
PORTIA TO MEET

Portia club will meet at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms Mon
day, Oct. 2snd Parliamentary drill
at 900 O'Clock. Business meeting
will follow at $50. All members
urged to be present,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
TO SPEAK AT PAYETTE

Senator Gooding will speak In
Payette on the evening OF October
so. on the problems which confront
the farmers and business men OF
Idaho. Place of meeting to be an
nounced in next weeks paper,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
W. c. T. L.

There was not a very large at
tendance at the party Friday evening
ing but those present seemed to
enjey the program and the social
hour following. We desire to thank
all those who helped in any way TO
make int q success. The birthday Of
fering was $3.50 for which we are
also grateful.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
CARD OF THANKS

Many thanks to our friends TO,
theid Kindness during the illness and
death OF our desr Mother and for the
beautiful floral offerings.
Paul r. Revis.
Margaret Ellsworth,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18

Following is an extract from a let
ter written in France by our own
Mary Hill while enroute to India as
missionary: I'VE had funny
French guide to show US a part OF
Marseilles on Friday. and he said to
US about the drinking on the streets.
just under a sort of awning. .Aw.
we'll, in four or five year America
she be free again tooi He is con-
vinced that all freedom loving Amer
leans who are prosperous enough
come to France to drink. To him it
IS a necessity and he can't con-
ceive of people doing without it. 1t
is much the some on board and OH
how it does make US appreciate our
own land and her laws-even with
some of its failures to keep them all.
Here it is brandy at table. whiskey TO
brace you up for work. wine to
settle your stomach" 'ale for every
thing"