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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-29
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-29

2Gier Sc bore Gunmorfsefterret.
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boloene bjemme emo bbis De abon.
1erer. paa 11oget on6et enfeIt 6anif
eller 6unif=arlerifan f 8Ia6.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-11-12
SCHOOL NOTES,

School days are with us again. After
a rest of a couple of months the school
correspondent has decided to write a
paragraph or two.
While the old pupils will always APP
preciate the work of Prof. Grinnell and
his assistants, after two months of sue
cessful work it is quite evident that
the new instructors have won per-
manent place in the hearts of every
scholar. The community is very for
tunate in obtaining the services Of
Prof. Studebaker and his helpers.
Football, much to the regret of those
who know the game, is not on the pro-
gram for this year. However move
ment is on foot for the organization of
basketball teams. The school is sore
ly in need of gym. If a hall could be
obtained athletics would be promoted.
The difference in both the standing and
spirit between schools endorsing ath-
letics and those in which athletics are
eliminated is noticeable. Not as some
sold granny" might think, either. 1t
Is always the schools endorsing athlet-
les that take the lead along those lines.
On account of the number of pupils
starting late in the term it was neces-
sary to move 7th grade into Miss
G'Leary's room. The 9th was moved
into Mr.. Studebaker's room.
Last month the bi-monthly tests were
given A detailed account will be sent
in next week.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-11-12
CONCONULLY ITEMS.

In the hearing of the contempt pro-
ceedings against Arthur Lund and j.
A. Bristol, of the Riverside Argus,
f. =. Johnstone of council for defend
ants, entered a demurrer alleging an
error in the complaint in that it was
not accompanied with an affidavit. He
quoted numerous authorities in sup
port of the demurrer, which was final
ly sustained by the court. This ends
the matter, unless the prosecuting at
torney makes new complaint and at
taches an affidavit.
The state has made a bid for the
Conconully water works bonds, which
will in all probability be accepted.
This will insure the town a splendid
water works system at nominal cost.
There are busy times now in the Of
fee of county auditor. In order to keep
up with the work Mr.. Hubbard now
has six deputies on his force.
The county commissioners will again
convene on the 18th inst. There will
be considerable business coming up be-
fore them at this session. A rumor is
current here that the wefi-known and
popular commissioner from the Third
district, w. Britain, is going to re-
sign, and that the commissiOnership
bee is buzzing in the hats of many as
pirants in his district who are anxious
to succeed him. Mr.. Brittain's de-
parture will be regretted here, as thro'
his kindness and courtesy he made
many friends.
Chas. Phillips, the half breed, con-
victed of murder, was taken to SpO-
kane Sunday for safe keeping pending
the success of his appeal for new trial.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-11-12
A WARM SESSION.

The city council held a rather ami
mated seance last Thursday evening.
There may not have been any spirit
manifestations from the unknown, but
there was considerable manifestation
of spirit among those who are still on
the upper deck. The bases of the con-
troversial exhibit was the refusal of
the t,oupcil-to grant certain parties 4
saloon license. Mr.. Sigirst, the lately
appointed member of the council, ad-
vocatcd the granting of the license.
After the application was turned down
Mr.. Sigrist made an impassioned ad-
dress, and the gist of the peroration
was his resignation, which was accept
ed then and there. Mr.. Sigrist has the
courage of his convictions, but hardly
took the right course to make head
way in public life. a man who desires
to accomplish things in a Legislative
bod>must be prepared to accept de-
feat with as good Il grace as is possible
to assume, and work to succeed next
time. In order to get there Eli man
must stand to his guns, and guard ms
ammunitian from moisture.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-11-12
RAYMOND BELL co.

The well-known Bell company will
appear at Sigrist hall two nights, COM
mencing Monday, Nov. Is, in 1.-The
Girl of Eagle Ranch" and "Tempest
and Sunshine" both well-known and
standard plays. This date was ar
ranged too late to peemit of extensive
advertising, but the troupe is known
all over the northwest as the strongest
dramatic organization on the road, and
will undoubtedly crowd the hall each
night. They carry entire special scenic
productions, and introduce vaudeville
numbers between acts. Popular prices
will prevail. Let us all welcome this
popular troupe on their first visit.
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that should be squelched by the town
authorities inTits inclpiency. If such
district is.deemed a necessity it should
be confined to quarters as remote from
public view az is attainable. Eliminate
the evil ehtiFely. or designate a per-
manent locality where the unfortunates
Will not be bat1eted from place to place.
II they are tobe permitted to remain
give the women some protection for
humanity's sake. Their life is hard
enough. They are prey of grasping
landlords, and fair game for all who
can in any way wiring from them their
unlawful gains. They are entitled to
more commisseration than they ever
receive Used and abused by men as
low IN the scale of morals as themselves
these sad wrecks of womanhood are
pushed beyond the pale of redemption.
while the man passes current without
discount UPON his character. Respec-
tibility draws its crinoline from polut-
ed contact with the fallen female, and
moment afterwards greets and famil-
iarly fraterniZes with the females pa
tron. Whyishould this distinctive diff
ference exit? Why should society cast
to predition the one, and accept and
exalt the other? People in the con-
crete are harsh, and hard, and cruel,
and that hatshness. and hardness. and
cruelty is no where more strikingly ex-
emplified Than putting the burden of
the curse entirely upon the weak, and
there would be no weak and erring if
there were not the strong to make them
such. But moralizing aside, the new
development of the gross feature of
western lite is stirring up protest, and
the inexorabe ''move on" must be
prOnOunce2.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-11-12
NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that on or about
N November t. 1909, the Deputy Collector OF
of The custom laws of the United States. make
seizure of one dark buckskin or roam pinto
horse. weight about 1000 pounds, and one small
chunky bay mare weight about 9oo p3unus, -
ANY or all persons claiming said horses are
hereby notified to file their claims ana bonds
for STAY Of proceedings with the Deputy Collec,
tor Of Customs ut Oroville. Wash, wlthih seven
davs from the date of publication OF I'M no
tice or spid horses will be sold as provided by
law. A.. ;, 49,, ol,i,,,y a ra
III hn sold at public auction ut Orovile. ASH.
on The 2Oi h day OF November. 1909, at O'Clock
~ m TO the highest bidder for cash o
'"'' f. G.. HARPER,
Collector of Customs.
By +. V. RUGER, d. c.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-11-12
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.

Bengough, the great Cananian car
toonist, who has appeared before de-
lighted audiences throughout Canada
and the United States for many years,
has been secured to give one of his fa-
nous illustrated lectures in Oroville,
December 4. The entertainment is to
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-11-12

be give under the auspices of the pub
lie school, and the receipts will be de-
voted to the benefit of that institution.
1t is nol often that celiberty like
Bengough can be secured for place
of this size, but fortunely he is making
a tour of the Canadian towns along the
border and being compelled to pass
through Oroville, and having an open
date he "as prevailed upon to give the
school one night.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-11-12
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
u. =. 4 ION,
As Clerk of the Town OF Oroy
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the seventh
day OF December, 1909, in the Town OF Ore
vile, in the county OF Okanogan, state of Wash
ingtOn an election will he held for the purpose
of electing three councilmen for the regular
term caused by the resignation of Councilman
W. NJ. Savage; and also to elect a Town Treas
urer: which election will be opened at eight
eight o clock in the afternoon of the same day.
Dated this ith day OF November. 1909.
e. S. TAYLOR,
As clerk of the Town OF Oroyille.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-11-12
Serial No. -O52A.
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATloN'
Department of the Interior
DoP" ntn yotarville. Was

tJrTOUtT ~ I.,Iu
Notice is hereby given nat hat lanes az October 10
sdon' soi ,dc ~, homestead entry No. '2S 4 - io'
% iyV', ,,ni ,,i''H see - Twp north range - na IN,
has cd noSe Of Of ss;,sh his TsniH% da@ !" to nine the land
hVe YEN p,,ii,n'd hrfnrc Fred j. Fine, tom
mGoye Se5eaohH at his oce At 0rovle wash o"
The I'd day of December, 1909, oi;tz Johnson
Claimant names a. wi.messesA IS AntWvne Was .
anu tmdreW Few j. southworth md George ""'''''''
of Orovilc, Wash -, :, ,,vvEs Register
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Serial 40. 027i7.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department of the interior,
' c md Office WuterVille, WASH,

rs Land Office, Waterville, Wash,
October 10. 1909. ,I,.
Notice is hereby given hat John .,inr mohar'ei y
iaul made homes lead entry No. US ior e,2
swl, s nwl, see II, twp 10 n, range - & :, III,
has filed notice OF intention to MAKE ma ve ,ve
a, ,ias nroof 10 establish claim to the land above
3o"nrfhed before Harry K. Grahlnhn, L - ON
missioner, at his office ut Loomis' "ash OH 'he
Ith day o. December 1909. ,,., ch.,n.
'Hia;,;nan, names as witnesses: Bert Chanp-
49, Ia,nes o. IIerin, Vic Chnmpneys ana Dan
Muic"H'' "'' ", +. HAYES, Register.
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Serial No. 0iS7.
<oTI-E FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior;
- - npin. AZ WatprVillp. NnS =.

l. Land once AT Nhtei NiliN, 'N
October III, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Eipea, ',rsi m igoS.
,f ,f,ronasket. Wash. who, on August q ,o.1' ai
o, nade nT"hS Homestead entry 40. oiS7 for sw' se,a
ec ;. WI, neI4 SCI, NV sec 3, Twp 81 d. ,mnEc mnEc
y m, has filed notice OF nhiioh n,ehiion claim to
iinai , ud above described. before Fred j. Iime'
- nc Tommissioner, at his Office at 600 o'iiic'
Wash Ile tn day yinesses H psssmEsr %es M Walk
Claimant pn%krr' m%"T' Del Wood and Adolf Bier
waggeh' oi II p. HAYNES. Register.
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correspondent sends in the follow
lng version OF the tragedy, somewhat
different from the report above os re-
celved over the telephone
CoNCoNULLy, WASH, Nov o 1909
o yesterday morning. about o'clock. sheriff
horp ana professional yeggman, whom the
former had been shadowing since saturday
eNcnanged several shots at each other, result.
ing IN the serious wounding of the yeggman.
Ihorp escaping without scratch. It seems
ihat the man shot was preparing to leave town
IN the early morning he visited Uncle Ned's
and was engaged in II game OF pool hen Thorn
came in and ordered him to throw up his
hahds; Instead OF complying he backed to.
ward the rear door of the saloon and draw a
gun, when Thorp opened fire emptying his re-.
volver. The stranger, on reaching the door
fired one shot and took to his heels. Thorp. in
NE meantime, procured another gun and gave
chase locating his man in some brush on the
creek. several more shots were red before the
man was taken. On eXami alton he was found
to have been hit twice, one ball taking off sew.
al fingers OF his right hand and the other en-.
tering his right breast, passing out through
the back This wound is dangerous and may
prove fatal as il passed through lung. The
prisoner is evidently an old hand at the pro.
fession. on his person were found BURGERS s
and safe blowing tools Of the finest make, to-.
gether with bottle OF -glycerine, cotton
and keys that would seem to pick any lock
lie had four revolvers, but two were evidently
stolen property, as they were not such that one
OF his calling would use. Besides these there
were other articles of stolen goods among
them gold watch, which was found to belong
to II rancher living this side of Brewster, W hose
house was recently broken into. Having come
from that direction it is supposed he could tell
something about the Gillespie safe robbery at
Brewster, but like most of those in his par tcu.
lar calling he is rs dumb as an oyster. He
maintains however, that he is travelling alone.
on the supposition hat he had II pal Thorp,
after the shooting, rode toward Loomis and
picked up another stranger, whom he subse.
quentlv let go, it being found that he was II
ranch hand working near Omak.
An examination of. the prisoners wound,
made by Drs Fryer and Polk shows that it is
dangerous, but not necessarily fatal unless
blood poisoning sets in.
He has admitted being in Spokane recently
Thorp will have him photographed under the
idea that being a ready gun man he may be the
robber who shot and killed II policeman there
recently and made his getaway.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-11-12
THE BLOT THE BLOIS.

There is an apparent effort to estap-
,;.h . rastricted district within resi-
dent portion of the town, n movement
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SU MONS.
TN the Superior Court of Okanogan county,
i state OF Washington.
Wi liam f. Buzzard, Plaintiff,

IN the Superior Court of okanogan county,
i state OF Washington.
Wi liam +. Buzzard, Plaintiff,
Frances Buzzard, Defendant.
The State of Washington to the said Frances
'Buzzard defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear within
sixty days after the date of the publication OF
this summons, towit, within sixty days after
the 22nd day OF October, 1909, and defend the
above entitled action in the above entitled
court, and answer the complaint of the plain
till. and serve copy Of answer upon the I'M
dersigned attorney for the plaintiff Mt his OF
flee below itated; and in case of your failue so
to do, judgment will be rendered against you
according to the demand of the complaint,
which has been hled with the clerk OF said
court.
The object said action is to dissolve the
bond of matrimOny now existing between
plaintiff a defendant, on the the grounds Of
desertiOn and abandonment.
JOHN X. FRASER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
P.o. Address, Oroville, Okanogan eounth, Wash.
First publication October -, 1909. Last pub.
lication November %, 1909.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
ITO the voters ane electors OF the town of Or0-
j vile, Okanogon county, Washington.
You are hereby notified that the poll books
for the registration of voters ut the municipal
election of the said town Of Oroville. to be neld
o the 7th day of December, 1909, will close on
November II, 1909
All electors who desire to vote at said elec-
ton must register with the clerk OF said town
of Oroville, at his Office in the Bank of Oroylle,
in the said town, on or before the said 17th cay
OF November, 1909.
Dated October Is. 1909.
+. S. TAYLOR,
As Clerk of the Town OF Oroville.
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possible. 1t is announced that if M
complications set in the man will re-
cover. Sheriff Thorp, who mirocn-
lousiy escaped without a scratch. is
receiving congratulations from every
hand, and praise for the COURAGE dis.
played in the performance of duty. IT.
Is felt that desperate and dangerous
criminal has been put out of business
for from the work he did at Brewster
the character of the tools in his nos.
session, and his fierce resistance to NJ.
rest 1t is evident that LEROY, McGintv
or whatever may be his name is an old
experience housebreaker and safe.
blower. '''o
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"A correspondent sends in the follow
ing version of the tragedy, somewhat
different from the report above as re-
ceived over the telenhone
The sun., 1909-06-03
CHICAGO STOCKS.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Booth stocks were
the feature Ia the local market to-day,
being active and strong. Streets Stable
Company was strong.
The sun., 1909-06-03
PHILADELPHIA quotations.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call on the floor of the Stock
cent. and closed e. . per cent: The bulk
Of the St,.i1sss ,; Was trsns:S,ed a. Per
dull and unchanged at 263k per cent: for
3hGaX per cent. for four months and sepsH
per cent for fys and six months and s,ssii 4.
paper was quoted at sxd4 per cent. for
prime single names and indorsed bills re-
ceivabie: other names. Ahds per cent.
The sterling exchange market to-day
% 1Sf esSs :ass.s sseu s ss:ss. e s.s es .Is ss
days. l.s7soal $3.50 for demand bills and
I.ss6 $50 for cables. Francs were quoted
at 5.I5H less i-ie6s.i5H less i-S7 and S.i7K
plq. i.ss ss .s: | pu. @ is, .Sd u 81
less i-s2MpS.
Domestic exchange on New York: Bos-
Charleston-Huyips. par; selling. l.ioc. pre-.
MUM %on,rs.ilIsSs; di:sS%nt Discount New
81 premium. 81. Psul-soc. premium; Min.
neepolls-esc premium. Cincinnati-Par.
st. Louis-soc. premium. San Francisco
2sc. premium.
Money in London. i1ih per cent. Rate
snd 81 sSpss months % s six 1t 'nort per
Ak for tSe account. Paris cables quote
N. price Of : per cent: rentss a. e france.
re p.r cent Ess Esss.nss nee on S Isndon
Is francs H. centimes. Berlin quoted ex-
change on London at 20 marks ~ pfgs.
Private rate Of discount, az per cent.
New York Clearing House sistemsnt:
saS.Trsasary Sr s'V dcbit balance. Si.iss. .Sss
commercial price q bar silver IN. Nsy
Mexican silver dollars were quoted a. llc.
The sun., 1909-06-03
Hye stock Market.

S.,t '..,f , WEDk ksbAv, June 3.
Reoslp,s Of hesve. were i,sst head. Including
making With chs car received yesterday - cars
% sale Steers were QUIET aud i0c. lower, with
one cAr' Of common steers held over: fat bulls
and fss cows were also dull and essieT: bologna
bvts aud medium and common cows steady
Medium 10 prime ueers sold N SfSa3Iso per
l00 lbe ;bulls az N.2S6Ss.2 .2s cows at 3. 5oasSsD
Guy dresseh native sides were slow a. v6i0Sc
pr 10. Liverpool and London cables 9uoted
I've cattle selllng o. i:ll 9ishe. per lb.. dressed
weight; rsfrigefstor bcsf at ioeioNc. per ID.
EIports trom this port t3-day were 900 quarters
81 BEET a..
sd 8. ssss .ss asa9
6smasd va. active and pIee, fun i.s. ~. With 3
"a - u sS sss 81 s
iSroweyts AZ SeSs; buIermilk calves si SSo
III IS City dressed veais were steady ht 70 &c.
per h.; country dressed 81 Aeisc.
TReceipta pf sheep and lambs were se8 head.
%. cAry for saughierefs and II for
ihs market, making with the carload held over
yesterday 10 ears 10 be sold Bon sheepand lambs
were sieady, qualify considered. end lambs
cissrsd. Common 70 prime sheep sold ~ teto
Der 100 lbl; eys ~ -: common 70 prime lambs
sssuItss sissdy 4, ioei:3e, per ib: Srcsscd lambs
u ieNisc. dre.sed yestlinf.. WEAK 81 iseisc :
seultry dressed soihouss hnbs Al sI.s'eN
4: I,s:, ss. S:s:. ss ~: .:sy s:s ssss e
tf.eo psT 100 tbA.
The sun., 1909-06-03

New York Stock Exchange Sales, June 2.
closfso YpicHs OF uSIrsp srArss soNpS
The sun., 1909-06-03
SECURITIES AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Th. fo.leytng securities were sold at pub,is
suctisa to-day!
IS 600 WAeeIisI and Lake Erie Railway Co. ex
tension and improvement mortgage . per
: cent. gold bonfS. io6k, =,
SS 80 Oregon RHlroad And Navigation Co.
per eent, eeaselidaied mortsage gold bonds.
ss,ooc proos,yn Rapid Transit Co. s psr cent.
itfSy year gold mortgage bonds 1854.
40 ehsres United States Rubber Co. second pre-
100 sharss UnIted states Eapre.s Co.. as
500 shares r. W. Bliss common. lft-iis.
50 sharcs Long Island RAiiroad Co.. a.
S5 share. Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas, ss1,t
s,s,do u. ", Bilss Co. per cent, bonds io.,,.
4iH0D Tenth and Twenty third Street Ferry Co.
3 Der ceat. kbonds. 66ls.
shares Bond Hnd Mortgage Guarantee Co., xs1
I shares Central Trust Co.. ex 300 dividend, 400
8 shsrss Dosd and Mortgage Guarantee CO., ~.
Si ,0D Atchfson, Topeka and Sahra ft Railroad
= per cent registered. adiustment bond. si4
20 shares International Constructlen Co. lstock
trust certincate): LILO shares NexicAn Timber
PIctd CO. ttrustee's cerilhcate): shares Kan
sssl City. Me1ico and Orient Railway Co
preferred trust certincate: shares Kansss
{Ity. Mexico and Orient Rail way Co. common
- tr,,it rsrtihcate: . shares sierra Madr De
yeIopment Co.; shares chihuahua and Sinalos
Deyelopmcnt Co.. 81 900 lot
=, shares Phen'1 Insurance Co. Of Brooklyn.
y sss.s.;. Williamsburg City Fire rnsur.nc,
10 l0i
The sun., 1909-06-03
J; THE III BosrON MARKEiT,.. !.

seoa u q: sI ssppis s ou.nss Ss 'es
by the decline in Xmsirs rsmsted In the New
chusetts Copper weIe under the most
pressure and suffered quite severely In
price. The. Remainder, OF the list was r.
Industrial list was fairly active. led by
American Agricultural Chemical and United
9hNe Aachtn ery
The sun., 1909-06-03
Tho Metal Market.

The market for copper metal ruled strong 10:
day. quotations for ell gr4des being advanced
&c. pound, New York prices were: -