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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

Got an Der Roronef.ede Der 8. unb
Grndrb Ctr, $3325.

Got an Der NcroipeitsGde Der 8. uno
Grhdrb Ctr. $3325.
- Gtootgeriht: Sames pciueH, %
Sabre alt, ipurbs fpeeen genlsirlen Be
nebsnens um $40 unb soften beitraft.
Gsors GnsIonb.r, sin Gubrmdnn elmer
Gineinnotier 8rausrei. erhislt fpegsil
WiberIebIihteii segsn bic qolisei $5
nnb Rotten 3ubtttirt. gctparo Green
bon Cincinnati ipurpe ipsaen gemelnen
8etraeens unb 1runienbeit um $lO
unb Rotten beitraft.
- Sntob pirmann. So Sabre olt.
itnrb in isiner MpbHuns In yoofs
Greet, Campbell Gpuntn. Gr blnter'
Idbt Satin unb ertpohfent ainber.
r. geiratbsfheins: 2ebis 6. ste.
pens unp Catherine Sellner, beioe Don
Brent. an.; Sohn Wenberotb nor
getIepus, ap.. unb StslIa Rope por
Sadion, ap.; 6arrp :. Gottinsbam
uno Srene MeNdmara, beibe pcnHeip'
port, ap.; WaIisr Sorpe unD Jlorsnes
SedeL beibe bon Rspport; Glinfor
pflum bon grootpin., Snb., uno ela
ra WlunninsbofF bon yletpport. an.
garpin 6arris unb alice Npble, beto
bon WeftpiIIe, g.; aanie Rees unoBer
tbo Gpiliissr. beiDe BON Reotsp. Sno.
| Georae 6. Geeie BON Sslstu, g.. UNI
anna 3. Saritine BON Nstr Comet
topn, 8.
- 6err W. r. GHnefina une Got
tin iinb bon ibrer 5chssitsrsiis su
riideetebri.
| @eors Wintler. Elm Suf6misl
an Der Wrnmouib Sirabs, sntt1ni se
tern nit tenapper gloib ihperen Der
lebunssn. Gin Jubrmann zines er
preBnaaens Ramens 5anlpr bsfan
| iih ouf Der reftsn Ssi.e Der Strabt
olg bas gussp Mintl.rs NIT 'tlnsr
Waasu tolIibir.s. Wintler ipuroe du
oem 5uhrtpert asi6Isuoert unS srlii
cine 0erleBung am aop'e. SeE
| guaop purpe sertriimmert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

Ntiten bes ct. sScbonnss Waiienhdus
fes itdttfonben, erfreuten fih zines
sroben 4tfnhes unD iparen citislbtn
in bramotifher fotppbl, ipie IN findns
sisIler Dinfiht Elm Grfols. Die Wais
ienfinber. bic am iyeite .beilnnbnlsn,
er0ffneten bic 0orite[lunstn nit einsnn
,Winfommsgrub" uno trueen oann
,gops Complaint, .plust". rJrom
tbs 2anb of 3ea", .6eioenroshsn" /,
etc. Dor. Der metropolitan Dramatic
Club fiibrie nas orsiattise tomifhe
Stiid 81 tansgeo gFfaire" auf."
aihxs..i5rant R. 9racp iebte
seit.rn imy, ,sirtuitgeridt tDlsenos
SANE 3ur gEbanoIuns feii: Warion
qeaeod sesen bic Siio gopinston &:
Cincinnati Strabenbabn GeIenihaft
auf ben 80. Mdr5. - Murp 6. Dapis
oesen grnit 9oois ouf een 26. J.=
bruar. Morie qsnn seeen bi.
8aIonin piano 60. uuf ben 2. april.
- Ruffin 9anlor gsgsn oie 6. &c 8.
Giisnbabn auf ben 16. april uno Geo.
3urborg, qbm., gsgsn bic GoD. &
Gint. glepateb r. R. &c Sransfer
griose 60. auf ben q. Wlars.
- 6err Wear 6i[lmann erlangte ell
nen gauerlaubnibidsin fir Elm 2Ito:
diass Batiteinbaus nit Qabeu unb !
| 3immsrn an Der e. 10. gde Der Sol
man Gtrobe unb 2inb.n apenne; ao'
itsnpuntt $4,000.
| - antpolt RoArt 6. Simmoni
unb S6pefter iino BON ihrer mehrt
monatIiten Reiie mad banana sut
riideetebrt.
- Oscar asbiro, gbarles Sc
birO, WaIter gpro, 5arrp gsrsns mi
Sbelbp Rob, baIbpiihiiss Sungens
purosn bsm Sugsnorifter ubertpie
len. 81. brattn in Elm 3aus on be
| Waoiion aDsnus elm.
- emma &. Spbnion. bic in Si
6 gppineton mebrsrs Jenitsr eiHi1luq
ipuroe pom Siabtrihier Reao ouf 8
gase nad bem 4rbsitshaus gefonbt.
- Tearp Msboffp. 10, tpuroe ee
it.ru pom SugenossrihtsbeamteI
Shlarmonn nod benz Gsim Dc
Shspeitern gum 8uten Strten I
Campbell 60. ptoen luperbehtrlit
t.it gebrahi.
Rt. Rep. GamilIus y. Wlne
iibsrtrug an 5errD grint,r Cots Nt
8 une 9 an Der C'tieite Der Seoi
Strobe, It's CUR fiipIih bon Der !
Strabe, fir 81 etc.
Ghef6eins: 9nton Betting. 4
unb Grau Catherine Shrc<ner, 81
! beib. bon Gopirgton; genjrmin {
TapibTon, 20 uno 8labps ]. Don
naro, "a, beibe non Gopingtpn; Go,
min R. CfReiu, % unb Worma 2
GolIas, %, b.ibs ron Cincinnati; Mi
lie gean,' % uno Ulartba 6utbatpal
q %, beib. Jarbiet 0on Gcpineicn; gi
tor +. Wiepsrs, q. Don Ginrinnd
/. uno gsrnharoint Gihhols. ~, 90
Grluussr, ap.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

.Samiliun anseisen, 9ofai.Votisen
nnb Eenisfeitrn iiuo ab,naeben Gdt
Der 4. NIB Charles Strahe. llnlrr
Aesnt iar SaniltOn iuohHt Vp. 3Ol
Nsrb 1ront Strahe. 1rltpbon Sa'
milton 1861. {elepbua naieres
aprreiponeentem: 393X NeH.
gsrbansniBpOlt z 6ldss
fcptatcI. IsssIts bee GinsinHatssr psnselaifo
5amilton, g., 19. Je6. Die
poii,si fabnpsi gsesnrpdriis aui sinsn
asntudi.r Rumsns sohn puff. Der am
1soniae Worssn in otr Jabrlt Der
Champion Goat.o poper go. nit Yer.
rig R. 9p,e BON Der Wsbiter aDsnls
Elm, griioeIei bate. 1nie itdrb am
Wontoa glahmittus piDBlit iH'oiat
zines 6ersi6laas uue man alaubt. cdB
purd bic priie.!,i iein GHoe bsihisu'
niot tpuros. Ter gerf.orbens hinter.
lldst bic Dittps uno is6s ainosr,
pdbrsno Elm iitbtutes binuen aursem
au srparten 'ttbt. Duff bsdbfihii5t
onaeblib, bic Staht su psrIafen nno
Die qolissi iu6t ssssntpGriis nnh ibm
- Rpp D.ii iano feline 0aiill
slarooret, BON Der sr attrenHt ltbt.
lnoroeltsrn abeno in Der Dirthlfcf'
ron Sim Darmon an Der 6igb StrdBs
I'm GsI.ui6ait zines setpihen 9. "
IGro,nt. Das alsblatt gerieih in e.
Iren Iortpe6isl unb bic pc!i5si nahE
Iois g,eIsaihoft pegen Nnheforuns
lien. Nl.ft hdtis eiHen Repolper uni
lsir JoifsnmeiIer, NIT ipeldsm er ielii'
liz aabr, aite Gottin nno ibrtn Us
oieiter beorobis. CT puroe eeittrr
laRora,n i'm polissisfrift bon Wano'
lGtraub um $25 nnb Rotten beitrdfs
IFrau WeIt uno ibr Anbeisr fuurps'
mil einem g,eripeis enilnHen.
- aihier Oarb bsipillisit aelftrl
Ie,m ScTspb Sproolins pom eotsott
bic Scwionna pon gaura Gprnoltna
Ilrslds bic Sdeibunastlaes einleiists
Die srau erbisIi $3.50 aIimsnts suss
Iiprohsn,
- Der meunjahriss SobH asnsha'
Iron go 213 TaptOn StroBs, ipeihs
I. in Der Morner'Iten Dirthi60ft q
ber 6iat Girabe om Sonnios Rdd
lmiiioa nit noreehaIi.ntm Nspolptr q
utn QsiIsl Bier Derlnngis uno ron os
Voliaei in 0elpohricm sencmnie
! ,puroe. ipuros stiisrn Woratn Dsi
, Nihter garb pom Suasnbserifs Dol
! cefiibrt unb spirb Dnhrifeinltd3 ma
elmer WeHerunssaniioii ssfhidt.
D - ;yroni Wolts itiirstt in itin'
{ gDDhnung bon ber lrspps uHo bra
. oos rsdts Jubseienf.
-- Qouife Dedman rei1ie cine alt
flce oeuen Dsnrn Debrens. leitdment
lpplitredsr Der Marp 8ttrens, pts:
Ieinsr norDernng pom 5000 fur 1isi
J lit, uno Mufportuns ein. Die Grbla
tIitrin babe ibr 1859 DsripEchtn, Y
!. 1893 900 5u psrmaftn. 1os 1slt
I Imsnt psrmahte ibr aber nur SO
llretbsm lie felt 1889 fir oie gerito
] lb<ne forgie unD nur 81 ois ascds :
]. Itislt.
/ - 6orris Z. MorgaH. tptl6er 81
!. ltin huIbes Duttnb GinbriiMe nerlt
! LIMB ~ Is Sobrsn 3u9tbous PERU
/. ltbsils puroe. perfu6ts por0tFssnA Ans'
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tsebGuoe 9tu. 509-511 Wabiiun
9uenue. 9tnseiaeu, Nilttbeilnngen
nuo &eiteliungen irgenonslder Art
merSen bis 10 llbr @beuos oalelbit
eutaeaeneenummcu. Selcpbor Sontb
3254.
8oIbene 8 93eit.
gBie bereits an Sonntag in ben
Spalten bes vDsitli6en 8ldttsr" Bee
rihtet Duroe, feisrten 9eftern Serr
6sinrih Wleimann uno ielne tpotere
Satin @atbarine WeimunH, geb. Pep
periad, in Der ct. Soiepb's airas bas
2Feit Der golosnen 9o65eit. 4ls 5raus
3euaen. Die benz @rneueruugsatt Der
6bs 6einobnten, fungirten 9err
sfreo. 7Fii1er unb grau Gliiabetb
Wigger, geb. Renneder. Die oor 30
Gafren ebenfaqs als Srau8eusal
fungirten. Sm 6auie go. 172 Sf 13.
lpuroe nah Der tirhlihen 3eremonle
Die eDlDane 6pa3eIt gefetert uno ers
1islt pas greife, aber nod iehr rultlge
Subelpaar Die ber3lihitsn grutulattos
nen ibrer 3abIreiaeu 5reunoe iopts
tpitfare 8eihente.
- MilpreD 0ants reihte i'm Cir
cuitqeri6t t;Ee GbsiheiounsstIuge &c.
uea Clarence Sants, osm lie um 3
Tesember 1910 aHgetraut tpuroe, eIR
4m 19. oSanuar 1912 ioQ er lie o6n:
9runb psrlaHsn unb ni6t fir lie ge:
forat bqben. Sie perlangt SheIounc
uno unterbdltungsgelo uno puroe ae'
qeu bic 6. & 3. 8a9n Elm ginbalts:
beFebl srIaHen. um ibn gu perblnoern
fein @ebalt gu be3iehen.
oSobn unD 4nna &eliar rei6ter
i'm Gircuitgeribt Elm 8eiuh Elm, oit
z Sabre alte 5lprsuee Gardner abop'
tiren 81 oirfen.
oSobn 6. 8rabp binterlegts in
gircuitgsrihte feine 8irgItdft ali
gruftee Des 8eI9pornenz5onos.
seSm 5aGs Don Wiaiam s. Deu
prse qsoen 56eobofIa u. gleDelan,
Ipuroe pom aitter 5raep Elm lIrtbei
abgeqeben unb Elm 9erfaufsbsfebl er
laiien.
Gilbert Sobniou, Spbn Msiter
Qeslie glart, Wm. 5ropns, Reubel
sSlpno unb Wm. Wc9run, Die mcgee
gallipielens an Der 4. unb Scott Gtr
perbaftet nurosH, ipuroen BON Stabt
ritter Reap nit elmer Barnung ent
Iaffen
glit beItem Rshts erfreuen Fl:
bie bon ben goningtoHer neutihe
Shisen perunitalteten Bale allaemel
ner Beliebtbeit unb 1T oesbalb Der 8s
fnh Der 8ereniigungen Der rpaders
5hiisen BON Sabr 5u sSabr i'm Stei
aen. Der geltern Mbenb in Der Sdnfs
Da1e nbgebaltene 30. RDnigsball ites
ni9t nar auf Der aamliHen Stu
4
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binisr siHaHosr ~
Eett unp fpar 10
id)iuad), cub iA faiin'
,u iaaisn psrnioAts.
40 battt ardmpis,
Madens unc Ropf
ithmsrjen ane in
ipnr otrartis nerros
unp idipad,, eab ~
nid)t iebtn fonutt,
lDsHn sssmano in's
s3immsr tam uns pa,
befpspts. lie AerBif
pabsn mir ednH at
ip1hulids NtDilil,
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1aStort umb Deuebme.

DR.. 80. U. goung bon Gdpton
.rIitt aeitern einen 4rmbruh, ols ihr
Die aurbeI ieines 2utomobils trof.
- frau ShiRb, 70 Sabre alt, bic
Shnieosrmu.ter bes Germ gurnep
fsprfter BON geleru., sriiii etitern si'
neu StIaganfan.
- Hrdu CD. Hslinsr, BON No. l32
WopD aps., gell,pue. feierte seitsrn
ihren 10. 0eburis.al.
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u ph n I o u.

Gie GODingtun Sifies ilir bas uGln'
ciuaatier @ulfsblatt" beiinoct itd) I'M
tsebGube NU. 509-511 MaoiIun
4penne. 9tnscigen, YilttbcllnngeH
nuo &eitelungen irgeuomelder 4rt
merSeu bis 10 lIbr 9Ibenos oalelbit
eutgeecneenummcu. Selcpbon SontlJ
32J4
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1aiid,er Alarns.

Yolisift Donlep fonb friib seRegn
RcraeH bic 9biire bes Armpur Qas
bsns, 80. 33-35 Nain etrnts. ms
perinioHen. eine llntsriuMnna sTgab,
bah aud bic 1hiirs bes Gtlbf dbranisf
III her Office lpeit often iionbs Wann
gIdubts Anfones. bd6 a nd m sinsn
GinbeuG banbels. iebs@ erildrte bsr
Manogtr bes GtobliHsnsent5 fpdter.
Dab DE 1biirs 3uidnie elftn sftoAen
|uub ni6ts sefO9len u0fbsu mar.
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Sie6eIl JalUc
oeS gtenoS
Mir Tran gctbnne bird TpDia v.
a,infham's gseetabIe GsmpsHHs
ibre 0einnbbeif ipisSer.
befam.

SittitOu. Mo. - .Gisbtu Sabrt hinoutp
,obs i'd ales aHssebalttn. 1osn Wsas.
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iim thar GrialmSa iR etneH xaas ~ tfilsn.
rftsne 9aratiys grene caiHIns 1abIsfs Spos
fkrfsg ftufsen @rlD surl6. msiin - ntdbG triif
4. ~. Gssss's ilHsssl6Tiss naf istsg G6a&aL
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-30
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS AND BIDS
FOR SALE OF BONDS

WHEREAS, at an election held in the
West Okanogan Valley Irrigation District
on, ne 18th day of June, 1872. it was vot-
ed that the bonds of said district he 10
sued in the sum of Three Hundred rhous-
and '$3Oo.oo Dollars by the Directors of
said district, and W
S ,a district ON the 9Th day of August
III. at a meeting ON that day held, did
declare by resolutions passed by the
unanimous nt vote of said Board of Direc-
tors its intention to sell said bonds tn
the amount of said 5000, 900. 90. for the
purpose OF raising funds for the construc-
Ton OF canals irrigation bitches and
works. and the acquisition of propertv
ana rights. and otherwise to fully carry
out objects and purposes of Chapter
2 %I Renl. n Bal. Code of the State of
NOW THEREFORE,. notice is hereby
given that sealed bids and propOsals viii
be be, received by the Board of Directors of
the West OkanOgan Valley Irrigation Dis.
trict. at its office in Orovile Okanogan
county, Washington. for the purchase Of
ne .a bonds of said district to the amount
a. M. ON the LIST day of October 1912
Said bonds shall draw interest at the
rate oil SIX per cent per annum, PAYABLE
semi annually on the list day of January
and July of each year. and shall he is
sued IN denominations of not less than
1 ,t,,,, Hundred and not more than Five
hundred Dollars. Said bonds shall no
ihNabie III ten series as follows wit
At the expiration of eleven years. five ne,.
cent. oi the whole number of bonds. M
the expiration of twelve years. six per
cent; AT the expiration of thirteen years
seven per cent. at the expiration of four,
teai years: eight per cent; at the expi-
ration OF iiften years. nine per cent: AT
ne expiration of sixteen years, ten per
cent at the expiration of seventeen
years. eleven per cent: at the expiration
%, eishteen years, thirteen per cent: at
the expiration Of nineteen years. fifteen
per cent; at the expiration of twenty
Years. sixteen per cent; principal and in,
terest snail be payable at the place des-
!slateu therein: Any and all bids and
proposals may be mailed or delivered 10
=. RiSte. Secretary of said Board a.
the ONCE and place above stated The
i,o,rd reserves the right to reject any
an" an hids or any part thereof
D,u.. >, p. RISTE. Secretary.
AK. Ralph Pheasant WIN ''u-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-30

A friend Of Henry M. White, one of
the democratic candidates for con-
gresman-at-large, and friend of ye
editor, desires this paper to say a
pleasant word in behalf of Mr.. Whites
candidacy Now this paper is not par
tial to democrats running for office.
this for their success, but we have no
hesitancy in stating for the benefit of
it's democrat readers that in voting for
Henry M. White they could not vote
for a better man in their party. If the
republican party is to be defeated this
fall, and we don't think it will be, we
would rather see Mr.. White elected
than any man on that ticket. for moth
ing can be said against his character
as man.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-30

For the first time since the town
was incorporated the council fails to
publish the town clerks and treasur
ers reports These reports cover GER
tain stated periods, showing the source
of income of the town and the items
of expenditures. These reports have
always been published for the purpose
of giving the administration of town
affairs as much publicity as possible,
as 1t is something that the Taxpayers
are interested in OF course the sup
preston of the reports will cause un-
favorable comments, but there is moth
ing wrong about it, as the council is
the arbitrator of it's own acts and there
is nothing that that body desires to
cover I'D.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-30
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES AND
RECEIPTS.

Estimate of expenses and receipts of the
town of OrOville OkanOgan county
Washington. (Reduired by Chapter 13S
Session Laws of 1907
Notice is hereby given that the town
council of the town of OrOville, estimates
that said town of Orovile will need dur
ing the year beginning July l, 1912, the
printed below. This estimate is subject
to revision and the town council of the
town of Oroville will meet at 8 O'Clock p
m. Monday. October It'll, 1912. at the town
hall of said town of Oroville. for the pur
pose Of giving amy taxpayer an OppOrtun
ity of being, heard in favor or against
amy proposed tax levies." A more de-
tailed statement of the purposes for
which the proposed tax levy is to be ex-
pended is now on file in the Office of the
town clerk and Is open for inspection.
Estimate of EXpenses
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-30
P EACH E S
2 Cents a Pound
For Sale At
Osoyoos Ranch
.Osoyoos
TO DELINQUENT O-OWNNR

To John Boyd. his heirs and assigns:
You are hereby notified, that during the
years 1910. 1914, and 1872, the un Ter
signed has expended more than one Hun
dred Dollars on each OF the following. de
scribed claims to-wt Virginia and
Bland. quartz mining lodes in Wahicu.
Lake Mining District. Okanogan County,
state of Washington, in which said min
ing claims you claim an undivided one
third interest, as decided to you by the
undersigned.
Said money was expended as and for
work and labor done for the annual rep
resentatlno on said claims for said wears
as required by the laws OF the United
states. and the State of Washingt ton, on-
cernlns annual labor upon mining claims
ana the same was the amount required
TO be done 20 hold said claims for said
years.
You are further notified that unless
within ninety days after the personal
service o. this notice, or within ninety
DAYS after the publication thereof, voi
contribute your portion of the expendi-
lures as a co-OWner, to-wit: the sum of
SlSS.9S: your interest in said claims will
pc forfeited to the undersigned co-owner
who has made such expenditures and will
DecomG his property in a manner pro
vided by law pa
Dated at l,oomis, Washington. this the
18th day of June, 1912
G. M. MILBURY.
June 2l-Sept 13-13t
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-30

Senator Penrose has stirred up Il
hornets nest by testifying before II
congressional committee that Standard
Oil contributed 100000 to the Roose-
welt campaign fund in 1904 or course
the wild and woOlly colonel comes
back with his usual elegant line of
billingsgatc in denial of the charge.
The colonel quotes a letter written
to his secretary declining to receive
any contributions from Standard Oil.
but If the reader will notice the letter
is dated October 27. 1904. only few
days before election. which would in
dictate an eleventh hour repentance,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-30
Serial No. Ol16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department. of the Interior, United States
Land Ofiice. at Watervilie Washington.
August II. 1872 70 WILL
Notice is hereby given that Harry T..
Allen, of Wanicut, Washington Who an -,
o MAY 10, 1907 made homestead entry, No
9 % !, for Sw Ea SCI. sec. %, tp. SO n. r.
go r. ,sWA aSWA, sec; 80. NWH NWH,
sc sec, IL, Up. 80 N, r. 81 T.. W. NJ, has
ii notice of intention to make final
ide year proof. to establish claim to the
, H;1 ;tpove described, before Fred. j,
rine. y. ): Commissioner, at his Office at
Oroville, Washington, on the aSth dav Of
T, o C.aimant names as witnesses: Micheal
iIorfisan, Rand G. Johnson, William mi
ley. David Smith. all Of Wanicmt wash
Aus o. w; F HAYNES Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-30

The other day in Massachusetts
Roosevelt said something about being
able to endure the closing of the edi-
tOrial columns of the big dailies of the
country against him but that it was an
outrage to suppress mention of him and
the third term party in the news col
umns of those papers. We had over
looked this infamous treatment of the
colonel, heretofore, but now that our
attention is called to it, we can plain
ly see that there is strong evidence of
IA conspiracy on the part of the big
dailies to withhold mention of the new
party and it's guiding genius. Take
the SpOkesman-Review for instance,
Il member of the Associated Press, and
it is alarming to note the amount of
space it gives to it's advertising pa
irons as compared to the few stingy
columns devoted to the colonel. his
doings, his sayings, his family and his
followers. Rarely does it give more
than two big heads on the first page
and three columns on the second, with
column or two scattered through
the rest of the paper to Roosevelt.
Here is undOubted evidence that the
colonel has again exposed cOnspir-
acy against the public Even if we
did not have the daily evidence of
suppression of news about him. his
word is truth and Eve must be con-
WINGED of the awful menace to the in
telligent reading public now exposed
by his assertion. Each day whole col
umns that might and ought to be de-
voted to relating the little human in
terest details of the colOnel's daily
life, from the time he dOffs his night
cap in the morning until he hlimbly
lays him down to sleep each night,
are given over to news of the national
game and other sports. stories of fires.
murders, Hoods, train wrecks, divor-
ces, local affairs, elections. congress
sional routine. messages of the presi-
dent, quotations from speeches by
woodrow Wilson, market reports, real
estate deals, theatrical notes, church
and similar uninter-
esting stuff. We think that congress
and the state legislatures ought to
take immediate action and pass laws
compelling the papers of the country
to give full publicity to Colonel Roose-
welt. In fact there ought to be public
editors appointed to see that all triv-
ial and insOnseQuential matter that
does not contain a mention of RoOse-
welt be stricken out of the papers. We
are hungry for news about him and
denied the nouriShment that we need.
1t is the most villianous atrOcity for
the newspapers to give MS bat half a
dozen or so columns Il day about
Roosevelt. when, in their evil hearts,
they know that the Outlook comes to
us but once q week ir.
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BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received by the di-
rectors of School District No - up to
10 oclock "A. m. September II. at ChOpa-
k;, wash. Tor the construction of frame
school house Plans and specifications
can he seen by applying to Geo. W. Lou
don, Chopaka. or w. G. Riste Oroville.
\. Nj. RlSTE
Chairman Board of Directors School Dis
trlct No. - chopaka, Wash
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GOOD RANCH FOR SALE.

Near Loomis containing 154 acres,
all fenced, three wires; house. sOoa
stone cellar, a well, a barn, granery
and other out buildings. Eighty acres
IN crop and the crop goes to the pur-
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The so-called progressive party Is
no more nor less than an office seek
er's party. 1t is the hungry horde or
office seekers that are making all the
noise They all want to be bosses, but
in the case of the progressive the boss
is sugar coated as a leader
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for by that time all moneys that had
been contributed from whatever
source had been spent in the cause.
Taking into consideration the many
times the colonel has broken his word
in his late political career Penrose
veracity is no more to be questioned
than that of the slippery colonel.