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Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-15
FRIDAY. Nov. 1s.


"Mr. NJ. c. Healion was recently elect
ed to membership in the Minnesota
Club, the most select and distinguished
of ST. Paurs social organizations,
whose elegant club house is opposite
the ST. Paul Globe building
There will socn be good skating al
the soldiers home"
Johnny McLeran stood in the alley
and sympathized with DR.. Campbeil
when his barn door fell upon him. The
only time in modern history when
Johnny was really crushed was when
the same barn door fell upon him.
"It would be good idea for the boys
in the Odeon gallery to remember the
cid Injunction, Little boys should he
seen and not heard They made sew
eral bad breaks at last nights per-
formance."
Mrs. c. H. Ackert is visiting her
sister at Moberly, Mo-"
Saturday, Nov. II.
Mr.. John \. Gaunt, travelling
agent of the Mccormick company, in
this city. was today licensed to marry
Miss Leota Springer. Of st. Anthony.
Ralph Mcbride found that Scotch ter
rer for which he so bitterly mourned
takes in washing. but who came near
scalping Ralph when he levied on his
own dog
There are three divorce cases in this
term of court. Marriage in Marshall
county can hardly be claimed fail
ure."
Under head, Married at LeGrand:
At the residence of Mr.. f. H. Harrison,
McCord. both parties of LeGrand. Rev.
J. W. Piper officiating: Nov. Is, at II
o'clock at the residence of the BRIDE $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Simkins. the
merry chimes of wedding bells sum
moned a host OF admiring relatives to
witness the union of Miss Jennie Sim
kins, of LeGrand, and Mr.. H. A. Pal
mer. of Newburg, Rev. j. w. Piper Sc
curing the knot"
The prosperous women's club Of
this city has grown to be social and
intellectual power and one of its first
objects is to promote sentiments Of
comradeship among women. Its mem
bership of ffty-two is divided into four
committees. history and literature,
work and education. business and So
cial. and art and science. AS for those
persons who insist that club is un-
wcmanly. or that it is suffrage or
ganization, or that they don't approve
of it nohow.' they represent the ele-
ment oe obiectors to be found in any
community"
F. y. Dinges and Mrs. DeliIah Pei
letter We're married by Rev. NJ. P. Hay
den.
Sunday, Nov. 1s.
The annual meeting of the Marshall
County Bible Society was held at the
Methodist church. A. NJ. Miller was
elected president and c. c. Smith sec
retary. Among the directors chosen
were P E. Wanberg, w. Roberts, and
H. r. Millhiser.
Monday. Nov. 10.
Licenses to wed We're granted to
Peter Carlson, aged 80, and Mary c.
Hanson, aged %, and W. B. Robertson.
carpenter. aged 25. and Eva e. Wilson.
aged 10, all of Mars rshalltown.
Gilmores band appeared at the
Odeon before a large audience which
included many people from out OF town.
The criticism of the performance ex-
pressed regret that Gilmore hurried his
concert thru in order to catch a 10
o'clock train. and sighted the program
on that account.
Tuesday, Nov. 20.
Rufus Lewis. aged As, and Amanda
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JoLLiflcATIoN is STOPPED.
Fire Department. Called to Extineuish
Celebration Bon Fire

Members of the high school student
body celebrated the victory over Eagle
Grove Friday evening With huge
bon fire at the corner of Main street
and First avenue, but when the fire
was al its height the celebration was
summarily halted by the fire depart
ment. The flames had mounted to
such height that it was feared dam
age to trees in the court house square
and TO the new curbing on First ave-
nue. would result. and Judge B. F.
Cummings sent III call to the depart
Tnent TO extinguish the flames. The
fire was extinguished with the chemi-
cal apparatus.
The celebrants We're not held re-
sponsible for the fire as they had se-
cured permission 10 build fire and
had been directed to hold their cele-
bration on First avenue. near Main
street. where the street is torn up.
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HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN
! Wright, aged A. were granted license

Wright. aged AZ, were granted a license
to wed.
Mrs. r. A. Lanpher. of st. Paul, ar
rived last evening and will be the guest
of Mrs. A. Janney for few days"
Mrs. Eide Kimberly. of Newton,
mother of ]. f. Wildman, Of this city.
and stepmother of Mrs. j. E. Wildman
and w. G. Kimberly, died at the home
IF her son, Thomas Wildman. at New
on, at the age of 20 years.
Wednesday, Nov. 81.
The new Catholic church is en-
closed"
",rhe Marshalltown toboggan slide is
no longer a double header. The west
end has been torn down and taken
away
Miss Melvina Hartwell. daughter OF
Mrs. H. d. Hartwell. and Clarence An
son, son OF Ava Anson, were married
at the brides home. Among the gifts
We're handsome gold watch and chain
sent to the bride by relatives in Cali
fornia."
Thursday, Nov. 22.
George Wilson, C"Waltz Me Again.)
and his "Gilded Mastodons' appear ed
at the Odeon in big minstrel perform
ance. Mr.. Wilson has appeared here
several times in recent seasons with
Al Fields minstrels.
Mr.. Olson, who is an indefatigable
man. was about flushing the hydrants.'
The November weather we have had
up to the 23d is the finest on record in
this latitude
"Marshalltown is a healthy city.
There have been but four deaths from
all causes the present MONTH
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Negro Fighters Arrested.

While Harry Carter and Carl Brown
young negroes. were attempting to en-
ulate jim Sellers. by walloping and up
percutting each other near the Bliss
Anderson cigar store Friday afternoon.
Sheriff j. 6. Edgar broke up the fight
and arrested both the fighters. They
pleaded guilty in Justice Peeks court
and paid the costs. s4S5. The short
hearing did not clearly develop just
what the negroes were fighting about
except that Carter seemed TO have been
just spelling" for a fight.
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day. A trace Of snow fell during tho
night. At Z O'clock this morning the
temperature was 33, four degrees
warmer than at the same hour Friday
morning.
& The NJ. & st. L. passenger came III
from the north this morning covered
with snow. Trainmen said 1t was snow
ing at Mason City when the train left
there and that It had showed as far
south as Abbott
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ASSAULT CASE ON TRIAL.
Suit For $1,000 Damages Brought by
Fred hala Is Begun.

The suit brought by Fred Hale, as
guardian and next friend Of Adam Hale
against z. E. Robinson for $1,000 dam
ages for claimed malicious assault on
young Hale, was brought to trial in the
district court Friday afternoon. Part
|: of the plaintiffs evidence had been in
troduced when court adjourned and the
jury was excused until next week.
| The litigants live near Rhodes. The
.-plaintiff alleges he was beaten by Rob
inson on Jan. 27, 1912, and so injured
that he was unable to attend to his
work for ten days. The defense of Rob-
inson is a general denial of all the al
legations.
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-15
Opens Monday Morning at O'clock
With an Exhibit of so New Hoosiers
f ss, Delivered Memberships Only 81 Low Nsen ansHf; fe
Only Complete Cabinet

Every device that is practical for work saving
In a kitchen has been tested by the Hoosier Com
pany. The Hoosier Cabinet is the scientific result
of all these experiments It is the most important
and complete labor saving machine so far invented
for women. 1t is the only kitchen cabinet that is
complete.
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yards. Newcomer added two more and
time was called with the ball on Eagle
Groves 12-yard line.
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Amazingly Low Price

After seeing it, you will marvel at the price, as
does eyery cabinet maker. Yet the explanation is
simple -Four t housand agents take the output
months ahead-selling expense saved. The factory
runs all year on product-factory overhead cost
saved The standard price is quoted all
over America by the Hoosier Company to give you
full benefit Of the saving. And get this low price
on paying single dollar
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5uchwald Play. Great Game.

6uchwald Plays Great Game.
Captain Buehwald. who has but one
more game to play in high school,
played the game of his life. He in
tercepted forward passes twice when
Eagle Grove threatened to rally: halted
receivers of punts before they could
make any return; broke interference,
tackled and formed interference with
equal alacrity. and played a smashing
off ensive game
Little less brilliant was the often
sive work of Newcomer, Meyer, and
Ward. and the defensive work of the
former pair. Packer and Hull per-
forated the heavy opposing line almost
at will, aided by great work on the
part of the linemen. Eagle Grove
players. who have been up against
some of the best teams of the state,
We're loud in their praise of the Mar
shalltown tackles, and declared them
to be the best pair they had Yet met.
Good at end outplayed his man frcni
start to finish, and c. Buchwald played
brilliantly. aGtho pitted against re-
markably good end. Boucher. as usual,
played a wonderful game at center. He
has not been outclassed this year and
has met the hest centers of the state
Brilliant Half Has Little Chance.
Eagle Groves star. Smith, had licle
chance TO shine He was Smothered
before he could get away. The stars
OF the Eagle Grove game proved to be
iCTisrtansen. Hadlock and Reynolds.
The teams lined up as follows
Eagle Grove. Position. Marshalltown
r ynoids.s.s. left end. Good
iAeeker. X. left tackle. Packer
;Brus switz. ...... left guard. .... Kirk
.Boughton center.. Boucher
Watson. right guard. Ruth
Michaels. =. right tackle. Hull
Dcnegan. ;. right end. C. BuchWa!d
'Christiasen ....quarter. Newcomer
Smith. ...... left half. ...... Meyer
Parker. right half. H. Buchwald
Fadlock .fullback. ....... Ward
y :, Neiman, of Drake. was referee; Fry,
Of Grinneil. Umpire; and Raymond, of
Drake. head linesnlan.
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Local Weather Record.

Forty five and 90. the latter the tenn
perature at o'clock Friday morning,
were the extremes Of temperature FRI
day. compared with Al and 2S. the
maximum and minimum Thursday, and
II anC; %, the extremes a year ago Fri
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-15
Notice,

will be out of my office all of this
week in attendance at the eye, ear,
nose and throat section Of the Ameri-
can congress of surgeons, which is be-
ing held in Chicago. F. p Lierle. NJ. D.
Evening times-Republican., 1913-11-15

Now located-Masonic Temple rooms
406-7-S-9-10 and IL. DR.. Ralph E
.Keyser
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and Mes anxiety grew apace as every
cunning device known to motor boat
men was resorted to in order to set
the wheels in motion. AS time slipped
by, and perspiration oOzed from every
pour from the exetrion to get up head
way Mes anxiety gradually developed
into rage, and even the little fish COW
cred their ears with their tails to
shut out the language in circulation.
Nc was at last so wrought up that he
was looking around for an ak to jar
the engine loose when his eyes fell
upon the label on the can from which
he had fed the gasoline tank. 1t read
coal OIL" The mystery was solved
then and there. The house that had
supplied the fluid that creates energy
had sent down coal oil instead of the
required gasoline. That untangled
the mysterious refusal of the engine
to work, but it did not cOnduce to
hilarity, as Nc had half days work
getting rid of the nOn-eXplOsive il
Eliminating dope that was of no use
on earth for running a motor boat.
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LOOMS LOCALS

Mrs. NJ H. Smith entertained We'd
Smith from Alaska.
Last Wednesday evening the True
Blue Teen Age class entertained about
seventeen young people from the
Builders class at Tonasket and two
from the Ambassadors of Wanicut.
The LOOmis crowd showed the young
visitors splendid time.
Last Tuesday party of young peo-
pie returned from Lake Chelan, where
they have been attending the Epworth
institute. They were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson, Miss Mcintosh, Wave
Woodland, Naomi Allen, Sadie Mclean,
Grace Mcdaniel, Ellen Martin Willis
Martin and Clinton Sanford. The
young people went in autos and stayed
two weeks.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
thompson, Loomis, Wednesday, July
9TH when the True Blues of the M. E.
Sunday school were at home to the
Builders of Tonasket and the Ambas-
sailors of Wanicut. At 8 p. m. supper
was served on the spacious porch of
the parsonage, some thirty guests par
taking. The young folks who had
driven Is miles brought their appe-
tites with them, making the event of
the evening decided success. The
dainty favors at each place added
much to the appearance OF the tables
The rest of the evening was spent in
games and an impromptu program
After serving strawberry sherbet, the
evening was brought to a close by
singing and prayer by Mr. Thompson
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SHOULDER OUT OF PLACE

Marion Jaeger has shoulder that
has bad habit of slipping out of
joint at the least prOvocatiOn. Twice
within ten days he had to have the
services of a doctor to get the bone
of his right shoulder back into the
socket. The first time the shoulder
slipped cog was while he was fishing
and at the time the accident occurred
he was not unduly exerting himself.
Last Friday he experienced the same
unpleasant sensation again. DR.. Eff
ner was summoned and the boy mad
to be put under chloroform while the
process of replacing the joint was car
ried out. Young Jaeger has got so
that he has no confidence in that
shoulder whatever, and is constantly
expectant of repetition of the pain
full experience
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A regular meeting of the deborah
society was held at the suburban home
or Mrs. q. |. Cole, on OsOyoOs lake,
Wednesday afternoon of last week, at
which there were some twenty ladies'
present. An elegant luncheon was
served by the hostess. The next reg
ular meeting of the society will be
at the home of Mrs. Annie Mitchell,
on August 9 when Miss Alma Getsey
will act as hostess.
Il. Grieger left Monday for Soap
lake to put his rheumatism up against
the waters of that pond in hopes of
relief from the pangs he has been suf-
fering. Mr.. Greiger was hobbling
around trying to attend to business
after having been laid up a week from
an attack of the painful ailment, and
as there were no signs of improve
ment decided to try rest and Soap
lake, a combination that has cured
others and will probably work a cure
in his case.
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Serial No. 0757O.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT of the Interior, U. s. Lang
Office at Waterville, Wash, June ~
Notice is hereby given that Wendla M NJ;
Haley, formerly Wendla M. Ryerson, H., VI
Tonasket. Washington, who, on F ersi
No o757O for II2 SW4 SEA NW4, SWi
SEA SEA section IS. township IS n. range range
81 f.. Willamette meridian, mas iiIeu
notice of intention to make three year
proof. to establish claim to the land above
described before S. ]. Sincock, u. >.
eenlaibs '' at his office Tonaskett.
Washington, on the 9th day OF August
1918. w..
A. Nicely and Golde Newman, or 10,
nasket, Wash, and J. f. Metcalt ana
James Shield. of Oroville, Wash.
W. F. HAYNES, Register.
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Serial No. 0O2s
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCAIl"
Department of the Interior u
Office nt Wateryille, WaSnlh5~s

Department of the mterioI. ,. =. /
Office at Waterville, Wasnins"
8, 1913 .ho, Ht:
Notice is hereby given t ina. II
Stansbury, of Oroville, Vnai%
Washington, who, on July y ~
desert land entry No; II M u p ssts
0623, for NE2 NE4 SW4 Me- MI,
township 40 N, range u = ,SN .
meridian, who, on Mar, ~ ~ : i nj /
application to amend to loss "a n n.
NE4. section "a. township, " S ss
y IL. Willamette merla,aa' Ana I
notice of intention to ma lara sbyi
to establish claim to the nl suJ
scribed, before George u; nkanopl
Commissioner. at Or0vlhss .v n jukl
Washington, on the 2Sth gay ~
House, r. ii. Hobbs; JaSk NJ NJ
Guy Gilmore, all OF OTovW,WXTrs Rs
2-5t W. F. HAi
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Serial No. 07623.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. Ian. n;
Once at Wateryille, WASH 'uh7 49,
Notice Is hereby given that Joshua H.
Metcaif, of Orovilie. Okanogan Co. wash ta,a
ington. who, on February ZStn' o iSiS
made homestead entry serial No o'o5 90
tor ~ o ss M any range p f. Willamette
meridian, ' has filed notice Of intention
to make final three year proof TO ts;tn1
fish claim to the land above descr com.
,oissioner at Oroville, Okanogan Co.
Wash. on the 18th day of August, 1913 ;,; ..
Claimant names as witnesses: Ja iah.
Shields. William A. Nicely, Norcese MIL
olson and Ed. Newman, all OF lo''asNe'
Wash. cc poo;star
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TRYING HIS PATIENCE

S. f. Mcdonald has a motor boat
from which he derives great deal of
pleasure blowing the placid surface
of lake and river. 1t is clipper on
the go, and the motor, when properly
fed and handled, works like a charm.
Yet one day last week the motor re-
fused to perform it's functions and
Mr.. Mcdonald had a very bad half
hour of it. He loaded the tank, primed
it up and yanked the crank prepara-
tory to trip, but the spark failed to
ignite and there was nothing doing.
The craft floated lazily on the water,
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Serial No. OS5l7
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Land ''e of,c ol the Interior. United stat

Ip land na, OF the Interior, United s,,,a,
June q o1 1a1e' Waterville, washington toe
p, Moaice Is hereby given that Hahn
i naton U, h Oroyille, Okanogan Co Wash -.
homesiea %he ent ON June Sth 1910. T msde
NE4 SEA N Ei section serf5 No 9a osSl5 for "
S Wi1lan 70 township 40 n, ra any, N NW4
i mtnahette meridian has filed se,i 20 ~;
to est%bis to d make fl final three proof
scribed, before George y c r.sid above de-
W ashiSsl,oner at Oroville, Okanoas,,o u; IS >.
III, meiissiiihston, on the 23rd d av 80 Co.
r, Claimant names as yyitrass
G iiam Thomas Hail, RjieV Edward
1" f5t'se Seh'ief' all of Orovile' We Was, ana
WE. HAYNES, Resis,ou
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Serial No. 01120o
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOx

Department of the Interior, United \
Land Office. Waterville, WaihH)
June 10, 1913.
(Not Coal Land.)
Notice is hereby given that Nt!l
Doyle. of Oroville, OkanOgan Co., N
ington. who, on May %, 1911. ms&
ond homestead entry serial No I!
for NE2 NW4, section 10, township y
range y Il. Willamette meridl
filed notice of intention to make j
communication proof, to establish /
to the land above described Y
George j. Gardiner, U. s. Comnisa)
at Oroville, Okanogan Co., WsiH1
ON the 3Oth day Of July, 1913 j
Claimant names as witnesses
f. Parsons. Ida p. Parsons, GeCr y
and John w. Orth, all OF Or0yllE y
2-5t w. F. HAYNES, R']
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Serial No. O7742
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department of the Interior, U. s. Land
Office at Waterville, Wash. july 1at3
Notice is hereby given that I,ouis N
hein OF LOOMS. Washington, who. on
March 2Sth. 1910 made homestead entry
serial No. O7742. for E2 SW4. SW4 SWI
township 80 NJ, range &c f. Willamette
meridian. has filed notice of intention to
make final three year proof to establish
United States Commissioner. Geo. I
Hurley. at Loomis. Washington. on the
18th day of August, 1913
Claimant names as witnesses: C. A.
Lyons. James Kirk and Ii. A. Ineham
all of LOOMS. Washington. and W. A.
Ingham, of Tonasket, Washington.
5-5t w. F. HAYNES. Register.
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Serial No. 0967s
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATlW

Department of the Interior U -
Office at Waterville, WASH, '@
1913. ~. ~
Notice is hereby given that M
trand. of LOOMS, WashinglOn !, ,
March 25th, 1911, made h0mesw!soMs +,
serial No. 09679, for 81 NW1, ~ ~ /
and NW4 NE4, section ", toxl isIs, :
range 20 E. Willamette meiaS'
filed notice of intention 70 mM y,
Communication proof, to estapllsn n +,
the land above described, pelq ~. !
States Commissioner, Geo; j. nus,
Loomis, Washington, on inc -" :
August, 1913. ,.,.. 4
Claimant names as wl!nesse III
Catlin. S. Bowers, Lee Knode'' a.
j. Ford. all of LOOMS. WASH u.,,s
w. f. HAYNES h's''
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Serial No. 0S77S.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s. Land
Office at Watervile Wash, June 49,
1918. \,
Notice is hereby given that Zach M.
Mckay. of Loomis. Washington, who, on
July 25th, 1910. made homestead entry
serial No. 0S77S, for 81 NE4, NJ SEQ
section II. township SO N, range 26 e;
willamette meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make three year proof. to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before S. j. Sincock u. >; com
missioner at his Office Tonasket, Wash
ington, on the 9th day of August, 1913,
Claimant names as witnesses: w. H.
Hartman, James Kirk C. M. Ferris and
Marshall Jones, all of LOOMS, WASH.
w. +. HAYNES Register.
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ST, ,,KHoLDERs ME'''

IN, arnnal meeting Of c!o ae s I
of thr. Rich Bar Mini1e I ,aI1a o /
L.,i at :iishthawk, Wa a., !, on snr Z
dl.,. August I, A. D. ~ s,acti1s Il
y. II, Ter the purpose ~ III, a
OF Trustees and the tIa come cs tlar
other business as may e ard Of ~
meeting. by order OF boS r,ompsrI
Rich Bar Mining presIdsrl.
BY l.. J. HarpsL. Sedsp
BY Geo. w. FIuche'
June so. \, u. 1913
July HIT
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ANNUAL MEEli''

The annual meeting Of the sa s
of the Ellemeham Mining eO sa'yIss
be held at the once Vi rs.,ssday, "
Nighthawk, Wash, on lgt ~ me- pri
s. 1913. at > O'Clock p. M; ,sovnsactirs
of electing officers ana s u hsF
other business as may co'"
meeting. AIMING co. !,
ED. KOLB,
Nighthawk. WASH, July ~
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MARKET
wing is the local wholesale produc,
No. 1O4O7
treasury Department Office of Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency. Washington, ID. G..
,Junp ~ 1914 - -


Treasury Department Office of Comptrol
Ter OF the Currency, Washington, ID. G..
June 10, 1913. ~
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented to the undersigned. it has been
made to appear that 1.-The First National
Bank of TOnasket" i'm the town of 10
nasket In the County of Okanogan and
state OF Washington has complied with
al the provisions of the statutes of the
United States. required to be complied
Win befoIe an association shall be au-
thorized to commence the business of
banking; vi
Now. therefore !. Thomas p. Kane. act
ing Comptroller of the Currency. do here
by certify that The First National Bank
IN the County of Okanogan and State of
Washington Is authorized to commence
the business of banking as provided in
section fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine
or the revised statutes of the United
States. ''o"
In testimony whereof witness my hand
ana seal or office this tenth day of June.
tSeaD 1913. '
II. p. KANE.
Acting Comptroller of the Currency
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O. w Eiher was called to the home of
INV w. Lltzell, away up above the cloud
rs s on Palmer mountain Tuesdau
na 10 assist at the arrival If a now
hnn 10 the Litzell household. Mr. wills
WHY WHY me steering wheel of the ant
tination. ''''or 10 MS des-
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'aos slaughtered their opponents bv
a score of IS to 1. Then the man
sa'hered together in their might and
IN four round bout were laid on. b.,
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broken lineage on both sides for q
hundred years. What do you see in
THIS record? First. wonderful da,rv
temperament and ind,vtd,,o,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-07-18

June jun ST 1877 staten on the eth dav
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