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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-06-12

Pearl Eby.
Mr. Carr, father of Mrs. Everett
Burton, is visiting his daughter
Ms. Jasper Roe called on Mr.. l. II.
Patton Saturday evening
Mrs. Chss. Nelson and childen Wis
tied Mrs. Nelson parents in Payette.
Sunday.
Alr and Mrs. l. H Walker of On
tario, and Mr.. and Mrs R Y. CuTrin
were Sunday visitors at the Clyde
Currin home.
Ms. John syne visited Mrs Earl
Coates Monday afternoon
Dir. and Mrs. W. 2 Stirm were
Psyette visitors Tuesday.
Howard Roe returned home last
week from Los Angeles. where he
has been attending an auto school
Hr. and Mrs. Wig White spent Sun
day with Mrs. Whites parents. sir.
and Mrs Eggen OF Payette-
Lee Boyd IS building z silo.
Howard Drinkvine Of New Ply
mouth, is visiting the W 4 Drink
wine home.
NJ and Mrs Arthur Price were
Sunday guests OF Hr. and Mrs.
7 Iii hED-L OF HGsELLS-
Jasper ROs's neies Of Portland. is
visiting al the Roe home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kirk and
daughter Hazel. Mr. W D Tatro and
children enjoyed z picnic dinner al
the Black Canyon dam Sunday.
Miss Alta Roe visited Mrs L H
Patton Thursday.
Albert Coates was 2 Payette Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Currin and
children were Payette visitors Sztur-
day.
Mr. and 8Irs. John Elan and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Elan of Boise. were
Sunday visitors At the Byron Elan
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gates and
two children. Mr. and Mrs Earl
Coates and children, W H Marsh
and Edgar Cheek attended the ball
game IN Emmett Sunday visiting the
Black Canyon dam after the game
The ladies Of the H O. 4 club met
with Mrs Byron Elan June 4. EII
meet with Mrs Ernest Kirk. June s
Alta Roe left Sunday for Boise,
where she viii attend Summer Nor
NAL
Mr. AMI Mrs West Moss spent Sun
day with Mrs Ruth Moss in Psyette.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-06-12

left Monday for their home in ORC
! fino.
Last Thursday evening about IL
neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stet
tier went in and helped them cele
hrate their wedding anniversary
Supper was served cafetria style and
all the good things one could think
Of were there.
Miss Grace Paxton left Friday for
Palmer, Nebraska, TO pend the sum
mer.
The Fidelis Glass of the Brethren
church met at the Hershel Shank
home Tuesday evening.
The Ladies Chorus met Monday
mite with Mrs. L. Z. Schubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nixon and two
children of Cottage Grove, oregon,
visited at the c. w. Young home last
Thursday and Friday enroute to Kan
sas, and Nebraska. The two families
were old friends in Kansas.
Mrs. D. S. Cochran Of Payette, and
Mrs. ]. c. Chaplin of Portland were
Fruitland callers Monday.
Miss Mildred Brubaker is down
from Emmett visiting friends.
Supt. and Mrs. Charles Miller and
sns left Tuesday for a six weeks visit
in California.
Mr. and Mrs. |. V. Limbaugh left
this week for Corvallis to bring Miss
Onida home
Harry Mcconnell came down from
Council Saturday and remained until
when Mr.. Mcconnell took
him back up.
Mrs. Minnie Reppy and Miss Nell
Of Denver, visited Mrs. Reppy's
brother A. H. Mcconnell and family
Friday and Saturday.
J. c. Giesler left Monday for the
lakes to spend the summer
Mrs. Peter Enberg left Tuesday
for Weston. Oregon. to spend the
summer
Mrs. H. c. Gardner left Wednes-
lay for Iowa on a months visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grippe of Chi
gag announce the birth of an eight
;ound daughter June 2. Mrs. Grippe
vas formerly Miss Pearl Eby.
Leon Eldredge was down from
Caldwell Sunday. and took Mrs. Ed
ierge back home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Eby were Boise
-isitors Monday
Mrs. R. W. Smith entertained the
floral Relief Club last Wednesday.
Thirteen were present, and each rep
'esented a book or some kind of a
God.
c. H Sargent received a Gold
Medal Certificate Monday on one of
lis thoroughbred Jersey cows. Wi
lona's, New Plymouth Queen. for
Ter work the past year She gave
;12 pounds of fat in 10 months. |
which is the best record, and the
irst gold medal made in the state
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Smith spent
sunday in Weiser.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-06-12
IL Waartt Hubby.

One night while az dance / was
Introduced to a dashing young man by
ny husband We stood talking Tor
some time, and I turned to talk 10
some one else. and IS the music
started I turned around snd, not look
Ia. 10 see whom I WAS taking hold
Of. I said: well. honey. aren't we
going to have this dancer I found I
had grabbed this young nm and that
my husband was talking to some one
else-Chicago Tribune.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-06-12
Fruitland Items


Miss Alma Crowthher of Pay
cite, was guest of Mrs. E. A. Steg
ner last week.
Lewis Russell returned home from
Moscow Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baldwin and
sons arrived last week for a visit at
the N. A. Peacock home
c. w Hardin left Saturday for
Cabarton to spend the summer
Miss Elsie Schmid and Walter
and Fred Schmid returned from Mos
COW last Thursday.
Ralph Garman returned home last
week from Mcpherson College.
Mrs. Jennie Person visited friends
in Fruitland before going 10
The Dallas, Oregon, for visit
Mrs. Ray Clement left Friday for
her home near Portland.
Miss Lillian Fredrickson left for
Occur d'Alene last Thursday to spend
the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Berg left Saturday
for the coast for weeks visit.
Miss Laura Hazeltine was down
from Boise last week for a visit.
Misses Lorothy Levi, Hazel Dor
othy, Gladys Dean, and Ruth Joiner
and Messrs. Bonnie Engle, Theodore
Reins, and Harry BURIAL returned
the last of the week from the Col,
lege of Idaho.
Virginia Ady returned home from
Moscow Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller Of
Garden Valley spent last week with
his brother, Clearance Miller and fam
lily.
Mrs Ida Hunter and family were
Emmett visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Coon and Miss
Winifred Bossen went to Boise Sat
urday. taking Miss Marjorie to at
tend Summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Guernsey left
Monday for Pioneersville on weeks
fishing trip.
Misses Mabel Peocock and Mild
red Williams and Mrs. Sim Watkins
left Sunday for Boise to attend sum-
school Miss Nola Creger left the
day to attend Links Business
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wager of Little
Willow spent Sunday at the Will
home.
Marjorie Frank was guest OF
Angelina Martin Sunday.
r. L. McBurney was Boise Wis
itor Sunday and Monday.
Ruth and Herbert Martin left last
week for Portland where they expect
to work this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Gardner spent
Sunday at the R. G. Wilson home in
Payette.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Bayer were en-
tertained at the H. R. Ficken home
Sunday.
Miss Julia Brown and her mother
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-06-12
NORTH PAYETTE

Mr.. and Mrs. John Oster returned
Saturday from fishing trip to Bliss.
Idaho. They report fine fishing
and proved what they said by pre-
senting fish to all their friends from
Plymouth to Wood Spur.
The regular meeting of the Or
chord Ave Grange was held at the
Chapter House last Friday night F.
c. Harland, who attended the grange
meeting at Gooding. Idaho, gave
echoes from that meeting which
gave the local grange an idea of what
the grangers over the state are &C
complishing. F. B. Suplee gave a
talk on Farmers, and Their Pro-
blems' which was we'll received. At
ter the meeting refrehments were
served by the hostsess. Mrs. R. B.
Thornton and Mrs. F. G. Harland.
Mrs. Frank Specht was pleasantly
surprised last Friday evening when
% friends and relatives came to re-
mind her that it was her birthday
anniversary. The families repre-
scented at this jolly party were, the
Oster, Fisher. Baer, Specht and
Portner families Refreshments
were served at a late hour and after
prdesenting Mrs. Specht with many
beautiful presents the guests depart
ed wishing the hostess many returns
of the hoppy day.
Susan Lawry came home Thursday
from Caldwell, where she has been
the College of Idaho.
Ray Tener and wife, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. Fee drove to
Mann's Creek Tuesday and spent the
day fising. They enjoyed a fine
fish fry for supper, returning home
after supper.
The Ladies Missionary Circle of
the Baptist church held their annual
picnic at the home OF Mrs Addisan
Garside last Tuesday. A bounteous
dinner and general conversation was
enjoyed by the twenty-eight members
in attendance
Mes6ames Browning, W. and H
Carstens, Hanigan and Precht and
Melinda Precht were entertained by
Mrs. A. Hagerman last Wednesday
afternoon and evening The ladies
enjoyed a Kensington until supper
was heryed at six o'clock which was
the closing feature of the day.
Mrs. L. E. Keller entertained at
dinnr Sunday complimentary to Mrs.
R. G. Lynn, who left the following
dy for her home in Portland. Among
the guests were; Mesdames E. b
Byram Kent, D. S. Cochran
and Chapis
R. H. Woods and family drove to !
Sunday and spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cockerum were |
all day guests of Mrs. Carl Bedsaul |
last Sunday.
The Jnst--a-mere club held their !
regular meeting last Thursday with /
Mrs. Hudsn near Crystal. In response /
to roll-call the members gave curl
rent events and hintes on good house
keeping which created a general dis
,ussin. At the close of the meeting /
the hostess served sandwiches, cake,
fruit and lemonade,
Mrs. David Jones is now concales-l
cent after a serious siege of the flu
Of three weeks duration.
Mrs. l.. E. Keller and Mrs. r. G. !
Lynn attended the farewell reception
given in honor of Miss Anna John
son. who is leaving for Pocatello,
Idaho. Mrs. Albert White was hos
tess for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ahrens left last
week for Boone, Iowa, where they
expect to visit old friends about six
weeks.
Helen and Bee Dunn were guests
1t the Cornelson home on Iowa Ave.
ast Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs II, Shaffer drove to
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A Quick Rstr0lt.

II have here. Sir began the brisk
aren't, "a device which"
"Jobson." yelled Mr.. wadleigh,
what do you mean BY letting this
fellow get into my private ONCE? II
I have TO throw him out you'll 80
with him.
Il have here. sir continued the
agent, my hand on the door knob,
which I am turning for the purpose
Of letting myself out. Good day, SIR
-Btrmingham Age-Hdsld-
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-06-12
NArtma Out

Have you ever had any business
experienceY' asked the self.made man.
"Ne, sir replied the brisk appli-
cant for 4 Job. Tn juR out OF col
lese. But have q diploma"
well. you look Ike an Intelligent
young man. I'll give you trial.
Thank you, sir. What's the nrst
thing you want me to dot"
'Ths nrst thing I want you to do
Is to fsrTet that diplons.--Birmic s
ham AgeHerSld
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-06-12

MONEY TO DOAS-Aoney to loan
on improved city property or for the
purpose Of building. on the monthly
payment plan--Henry Ashcroft. fstf.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-06-12
CHURCH OF CHRIST

A great Children's Day Pageant
will be put on next Lord Day June
Is. at II O'Clock. Come and see the
children perform and bring an offer
ing for Foreign Missionary work.
Cast NJ Char~>tarSs
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We want TO demonstrate 20 YOU
absolutely. without q penny IN adj
vance. our new invention for holding
difficult or aggra waited cases Of rup-
ture, whether Of Inguinal or Umbil-
icaI character. II you are ruptured
YOU should be interested IN our abil-
ity to fit you with q truss that Will
do its work properly and give you
the greatest ease and comfort posi-
bic.
Scientific and Practical
This new Ceilings Truss IS based
on the most scientific principles for
holding a rupture. Il is not only
representative Of mechanical perfec-
ton. but contains that super-power
for holding a rupture without dis
comfort and that makes for a com
plete recovery where this result is
possible.
Contains No Springs
There are no springs or metal
parts used in this new truss other
than the small necessary buckles:
instead it is made Of high-grade
elastic web, with soft. pllable cloth
back made wider so as TO distribute
the pressure over a broader surface.
Prevents all cutting and chatting.
and gives the necessary uplift to the
pads.
Tt Holds the Rupture
It is easily. quickly and perma-
nently adjusted so an even and uni
form pressure can he constantly
maintained at any desired tension.
The patented sectional pads are
adaptable and will fit any kind Of
rupture. As the cure progresses the
pressure can he lessened without a
change Of pads.
1t Stays Put
When placed in position, the
Truss stays put and does not skid or
slide. Regardless Of the position Of
the wearer's body; STOPPING. jump
ing or standing erect. the Truss re-
mains firm and set. and adjusts itself
as the occasion demands
Comfortable Day or Night
To do its maximum amount Of
good. truss should be worn con-
tinuously day and night. Upon retir-
ing many people remove their truss
with the result that the weakened
muscular tissues relax and often
times allow the rupture TO assume the
form Of the original prOtrusion. This
new Truss can he worn ar a" times.
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head showed Zizi that he now knew
all. that whatever was the story the
ruhbers told, 1t was final and com
plete.
But the effect on Nancy Raynor
was as disastrous as it was unex-
pected. She turned perfectly white
she trembled like a leaf, and had
Zizi not flung an assisting arm
round her. she would have fallen
from her chair
Those are my husband s-those
are Mr.. Raynor's overshoes.' she ex,
claimed.
Are you sure?" asked Wise.
"Of course I'm sure. lie bought
them about a week before he died
They are a new model-he had never
worn them"
This" and Wise held up the
right one. this Is the overshoe that
made the footprine on the floor of
the sunroOm."
"Yes"-Nan aImst choked-"I-I
wore them--I put them on"
Continued in Our Next Issue)
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TAKES LUNCH TO COURT
Girl Attends Trial Prepared for Jail
Sentence.

Ry Tunes special
NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-Miss Anna
Baettger. IS. shattered three prec-
edents in the traffic court recently.
FIRST. she was the only woman
truck driver ever arraiSned there,
second, she was the first woman 10
ne sent to Jail for traffic violation
in default of a fine. and, third. she
came to court carrying her lunch
and a sewing bag In anticipation of
4 jail sentence.
Arraisned on a charge Of driving
without license a motor truck on
which she conducted q near beer and
soda water business, she was given
the lowest fine of IS, with the alter
native Of two days in prison.
Miss Baettger Informed the court
that as business is bad" she could
not pay the fine. But, anyhow. your
honor" she added. II came prepared
to go to Jail. I have my lunch here
and also some sewing To jail she
went.
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Need Of more help in Criminal
Court to take care of the steadily
increasing business was emphasized
today by Judge James A. Collins.
who said he will so before county
council in January asking for an ad-
ditional clerk. He has two clerks
now.
More than 500 cases are pending
in Criminal Court. the majority Of
them appeals from city court CON
victions.
Conditions in city court whereby
speed more than justice results in
flooding the upper court with ap-
peals on minor cases were depIored
by Collins. He cited a recent case
in which police, seeing two mon get
into an auto. gave chase, shooting
at the fleeing car. The driver. think
ing the police were bandits, ran into
a freight train and was nearly killed.
In addition he was fined in city
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REGIN HERE TO-DAY

Douglas Raynor Is found shot
through the heart in the early evening
on the floor of the sun room of
Flower Acres. his Long Island home
Standing over the dead man. pistol
in hand. is Malcolm Finley. former
sweetheart OF RaynOT's wife. Nancy
Eva Turner. RsynOr's nurse. stands
hy the light switch. Then Nancy.
her brother. Orville Kent. Ezra God
dard. friend of Finley: Miss Matte.
Raynors sister. and others. enter the
room Pennington Wise a celebrated
detective. and Zizt. his girl assistant.
are called to take the case ont Of the
hands of Detective D0bbtns. The
print Of an Overshoe on the floor Of
the sun room heightens the mystery.
Now ZiEi and Dolly Fay. a neighbours
girl. so to the house of Grim Gan
non, 4 servant. on the preteuse OF
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ANOTHER CLERK IS
URGED BY COLLINS
With 800 Cases Pending Criminal Judge Says He'll Ask
Council for Help in January,

court for speeding and given s jail
sentence on charges OF operating a
car while drunk.
The fact Of the matter, Collins.
who heard the appeal. said the driver
had stopped to give an acquaintance
a ride home.
Many similar instances show tbs
need Of establishing three municipal
courts where cases can be tried on
their merits. Collins said. and the
time of the Criminal Court reserved
for trial Of serious offenses.
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II. n. Sherwood attended his first
meeting of the State board of edu-
cation as superintendent Of public
instruction today. He also attended
a citizens committee on religious
education In Indiana schools at noon
at the Board of Trade.
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Added To Legion Committee

Frank O. Lowden, former Illinois
Governor; Julius II. Barnes. former
president Of the United States Cham
Der of Commerce and Kenesaw NJ.
Lands. baseball commissioner. have
accepted membership on the honor
airy committee for the American
Legion endowment fund. it was an
nounced today by Russell Creviston.
national adjutant. Campaign for q
IS 900, 900 fund Will be started soon
throughout the country.
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HoOSie1- Briefs

Jesse STURGEON of Wilma
mac is concerned over the
Q high price of eggs. Some
one stole his seventy-fve pure
bred White Leghorn laying hens
KokOmO has been consistently
prosperous for twenty years and has
forgotten how to take a jolt. Mark
Brown. general manager Of the
Globe Stove and Range Company,
said in urging citizens to take the
bankruptcy Of the Haynes Automo-
bile Company philosophically.
Greensburg sleuths investigated
bivalves for pearls. Horsethlef De
tective Association had an oyster
supper.
Christian Shireman. for ten years
cabinetmaker at Purdue University
is dead.
HT ARION police hope no more
IMI hold-ups occur. Patrolmen
LII John Carl, Frank Medley
and Anthony Marsh are off duty
by Illness.
Roy Ensminger is the new chair
man Of the Van Buren, Township
Farm Bureau at Shelbyville.
Logansport reports .0SS tourists
stopped there last season. They
came I'm 455 autos, according to Gus
Genaden, night park cop.
Shelby County Threshermens' AS
ISOLATION will meet Saturday at
Shelbville. w. S. Arnold Of Indian.
apolis will speak.
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Remonstrances to Be Heard

State ia xboard Will hear remon-
strances Monday against a Marion
County bond issue to provide 100000
for repair of buildings at the coun-
ty insane hospital at Julietta
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Coming

We wish TO announce the visit Of
the Ceilings Truss Experts at the
New Colonial Hotel. Indianapolis,
Ind, Friday and Saturday. Dec
10 and 90. Hours: to - a. IN, .
10 5 n. M and = 10 9 evening.
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

g.
r other than butterflies. After
- Cautionary glance outside at
the old man. she shook a warning
forefnger at Dolly and began to poke
around among the little that was
piled up in corners or on tables and
settees.
Then she opened the cupboard
door. and with a look Of disgust on
her face. grabbed an umbrella and
poked among the shoes and slip
pers that were flung in there in an
untidy heap.
With the umbrella she dragged
out old old shoe after another. and.
at last. with a suppressed cry Of
triumph. she pulled out 4 shiny
overshOe.
It was a mans rubber and n. new
one Of the type called slip-ons. That
is. It had almost 10 upper. It was
little more than a sole. with a mar
row rim Of rubber to hold It on the
foot
A Iittle mora pohns brought
forth its mate. and Zid kicked the
UiLltE LuODA5u Ddth llAt the GAb,T-t
and picked up her find with eager
ness.
The rubbersr' she whispered
The very ones
oh. my" Dolly said. clasping her
little hands in dIsmay. Then old
Cannon IS the murderer after all
I'm so sorryi''-And the child broke
into tears.
Hush up" said Zizi, shaking her.
don't let him hear We must take
these 10 Mr. Wise at once. Come
along"
She didn't especially want Dolly's
company. but still lass did she dare
leave her there where she might di-
vulge the secret Of Zizi's find. and
which Iii was determined should
remain a secret until she could tell
Wise about Il.
The finding Of the rubbers was
merely the last resort OF long
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Nutrition NUGGETS.

Never fry with butter in an iron
pan or pot The butter will blackeu
in cooking. and present an unap-
pet izing appea rance.
In mixing lard or other shortening
with flour for pastry making, the
looped wire potato masher will
blend it in more satisfactorily than
will the usual use of the knife to
cut it in.
Should you happen to use an ex-
cess of salt in seasoning soup
either clear or thick-a few grains
of coarse brown sugar will correct
it Immediately.
When serving canned goods be
sure and pour them back and forth
several times from can to receptacle
so that the air may penetrate them
thoroughly. It is a good plan to
open canned goods an hour or more
before cooking or serving, so that
they may become thoroughly oxy-
genated. Do not under any circum-
stances let them stand in the can.
In serving canned beans, which
usually have a fiat taste, a little
lemon juice will greatly help the
flavor. A small pinch of dry mus
tard, too. will improve them
In buying prunes. the largest are
usually the best buy. for there is
more meat and less skin and stone
to each prune- Soak in cold water