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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-04-16
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In the superior court of the state of
Washington in and for the county of Okla
hogan.
James E. Forde and Ida May Forde
y. Ellis, his wife, plaintiffs. vs.
W. B. Sexson and Helen II. Season his
wife. defendants.
The state of Washington to w. B. Sex
son and Helen II. Sexson, his wife:
You and each of you are hereby sum-
moned to be and appear in the above en-
titled cause in the court aforesaid within
sixty (6O) days after the date of the first
publication of this summons towit, with
IN sixty days after the 9Th day of April,
1919, exclusive of the date of the first
publication, and defend the above entitled
actlon and answer the complaint of plain
TINS and serve copy of your answer up
on the undersigned attorneys for plain
tlffs at the address below stated. and in
Will be rendered against you according
to the demand of the complaint which
court.
entitled action is to obtain a decree of
Sald court to cancel ana hold for naught
that certain contract executed on the 23rd
DAY OF May, 1872, by Plaintiffs to defend
3 and 4, in block 8. of the Ellis Forde
Lake View Orchard Tracts located in
Okanogan county, state of Washington;
ana ,iti 10 remove all clouds upon plaintiffs
lite 10 SAID real estate by reason of said
contract OF sale, and to further obtain a
decree OF said court decreeing said de-
PENDANTS and each of them to have no
rlght title or interest in or to said real
estate or any part thereof, and that said
plaintiffs are the owners in fee of said
real estate and entitled to the possession
thereof. fSos0oioh
Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Postoffice Ad-
dress, Oroville, Washington.
First publication April s.
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Serial No. 0765S
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior " 9 1ard
4, 1915 'oii' "arch
Notice is hereby given that Orville Hix
% OTo3,plile. Washington, who, on March
so; o!6os, for NW4 NW4 section 81. SW1
SWi section p, and E2 SEA, section IS
{t s HSn;ip 40 north; range 26 east, viii.
tention to make final five-year proof n
esIaollsh claim to the land above de-
ssf tatss co before Fred T. Neal, United
in .ates COMMISSIONER; at Oroville, Wash
Claimant names as witnesses: Nc.
ID2onqugh Hershberger, Chas. s, Lewis n
Vii hlISy, ana w. w. Scott, all of Oro-
IT.. W. F. HAYNES, Register
+ Irst publication March 26.
Last publication April %.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR
STREET GRADING

Notice is hereby given, that sealed pro-
posals and bids will be received by the
Undersigned, town clerk of the town or
oroville, at the town han, Oroville, Wash
lngton. up to o'clock p. m. on the 10Th
day of April, 1915. for the improyem snt
OF the following described stress and
avenues. in the town of Oroville Okla
hogan county, state of Washington.
beginning at point on Railroad ave-
nue. south and opposite the southwest
corner OF block 40, west to its intersec-
ton with Vancouver. street vancouver
street to the north side OF Central ave
nue., central avenue to the east side NJ
Bridge street, Bridge street to the Okla
hogan river, Spokane street from its in
tersectlon with Railroad avenue to Cen
tral avenue, Main street from its inter
section with Railroad avenue to Central
avenue, First avenue from its intersec-
tlon with Spokane street to its inter
;.It,t with Similkameen street in oro-
Hesille; as provided for by ordinance No
30, creating Local Improvement District
no. l, IN said town of Oroville. in ac.
cordance with the plans and specifca-
IONS now on file in the office of the mn
dersSlgned clerk of said town of Oroviile
BIDS shall be made in duplicate Sc
c.urely sealed, and shall be filed. one with
me town clerk and one with the com
ihittee on public improvements All bids
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SUM MONS

or IN the Justice Court, Oroville Precinct
R afnrasn county, State of Washington
Peace. 'ue'ice OF the
D. w Garrel, plaintiff VS. w. B. Say
f 1on ana Helen II. Sexson, his wife, de-
ro state Of Washington. County of oka-
To ". B: sexson and Helen H. sexson
his wife, defendants: - SeAsoh'
You, and each of YOU. are bera,,,
6 6ned that J. w. Carrel, plaintiff has
n a1ed complaint against you in this sa,i
INV of Tnlc N viii no e0me on to be heard al
county; Washington. on Monday the Srd
uas ol May 1915, at the hour OF ten
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Serial No. 013Wt
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAH

Department of the Interior, v
ONCE at Waterville, Washnp
ruary %, 1915.
Notice is hereby given thai Y
Wood, whose postoffice addreo :.
Washington, did, on the Sth ~
1914, file in this office sworl 2
and application, No. 0130lt, ~
the NE4 SEA and So NM
township 80 north, range
lamette meridian, and the 9 II.
on. under the provisions q
June 3, 1878. and acts amend1
as the Timber and Stone AL
value as might be fixed BY -
and that, pursuant to sucn
the land and timber thereon
appraised. 1920, the timber esu
900 board feet at 81 per y
board feet at $3.50 per y, -
$50; that said applicant WI
proof in support Of his app!9cs,
sworn statement on the 1ztn ~
1915, before Geo. J. Hurley, UsS.
commissioner, at LOOMS. W.
Any person is at liberty %
purchase before entry, or inIu,ss
test at any time before patcns ~
filing a corroborated afndaNt
flee, alleging facts which Wv
w. F. HAYNnA -
First publication March H.
Last publication Nay I.
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bouse The town looked completely
de serted. as we'll it might, as oil LICK
els were sold at the depot for Okano-
gan. and nearly as many more went
down in automobiles. large num-
her of Masons attended from this
place. which was to be expected as the
stone was laid with Masonic cere-
monies. The band also attended anu
aided to make it happy holiday,
An old and esteemed subscriber
writing from Mansfield, Ohio, says:
Mr.. Hartman informs me that you are
having nice spring weather out there'
Our share of that kind of ozone is
still to be enjoyed. We have an album
dance of the shivering kind OF cold
north winds, and as result the oid
glad smile has to be considerably fore"
ed by most of US. Only the doctors
ar happy, and they are having the
time of their lives autoing about ana
dealing out beautiful tablets for those
who are afflicted" The writer OF the
letter has visited Okanogan county,
and expresses the hope that he may
be able to come out again this year.
w. A. McGrary, who made many
friends in this neighborhood while
holding down the position of station
agent at Nighthawk a year or two
ago, came in last Friday evening and
spent a few days in Oroville. Nc is
now stationed at Plentywood, Mon
tana, and he says if he goes back and
tells the people about his home how
far advanced the season is around
| Oroville he will be looked upon with
suspicion and be placed in the class
with Baron Munchausen. Winter is
rot due to let go his grip and let
spring have a chance in the country
| where he came from for month.
| Unlucky Montana. Happy Okanogan.
Saturday has been designed as tag
day by the pupils of the high school.
The object is to levy meagre tax for
tags on those who will come over for
the purpose of raising funds for the
school athletic association. The tags
will be handled by the pupils, and
every citizen should invest in one OF
these decorations. In fact it would
show commendable zeal for a good
cause if those approached should in
vest in several tags. Let everybody
morrow and thereby help along the
athletic feature of the school, which
has furnished no small amount of en-
tertainment for the public during the
school year.
DR.. Lewis is thinking seriously OF
consulting an occulist, for evidently his
eyes are deceiving him. One night
last week he responded to hurry call
and found woman who had every APP
pearance of being covered with blood
from head to feet. Upon examination
he found, or thought he had found, 8
scalp wound upon the CORY, CHASTITY
object. Yet the next day, under sol
emn oath, three people who were in
the room with that woman swore they
saw no one strike her, nor any blood
upon her person. No wonder Doc was
dumfounded, grew suspicious of his
eye sight, and reached the conclusion
that seeing and feeling can hardly be
said to establish the actual truth.
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Serial No. 0l38e3
NOTICE FOR publican

Department Of the Interior, U
Office at Waterville. Washing
Is, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Knight, of Oroville, Washingtot
March is, 1915, made additios
stead entry, serial No. O13sC,
SW4, section 20, and lots s and
26, township 80 north, range n,
lamette meridian, has filed not
tention to make three year pfu
tablish claim to the land aooye
before Fred T. Neal, United 81
missioner, at Oroville, Washil
the Bird day of May, 1915.
Claimant names as Witness
j. jolly, James l.. Case, ]. A.
and Green Parker, all Of Orovl
ington.
w. F. HAYNES, D
First publication April 2.
Last publication April 80.
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Mrs. r. Butler has been on the sick
list this week.
Fred Bernhard, of Republic, was a
visitor in town Wednesday.
d. H. Jones of Nighthawk, was reg
istered in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bush were in
town from Chopaka Wednesday.
C. w. Hurley and A. W. Boyd were
in town Wednesday from the Ivanhoe
mine.
A son was born to the household of
Mr.. and Mrs f. d. Sorensen Tuesday
morning.
Don't forget the Civic League en-
tertainment that takes place next Fri
day evening.
The Masons entertained the wives
of the members at Masonic hall We'd
nesday evening.
Fred and Louise Under were Oro-
Vile visitors Saturday
A-otCS III hOlSOll I-tducl,
Miss Viletta Granger is teaching
term at the Cordella school house,
a few miles south of town.
H. 7, Turkey and family, Mrs. R. j.
Stone and H. j. Mcmahon visited Oro-
vile Friday.-Tonasket Times.
The infant child of DR.. and Mrs. d.
Fl. Lewis was quite seriously i'll dur
ing the past week. but is now much
improved
The foundation of the Civic League
rest room and library is under con-
struction. The building will be con-
structed at once.
Harry Newton. of Republic who has
been looking over some of the min
ing properties in this locality, was in
town Wednesday.
Engineer Percy Davis was engaged
this week setting grade stakes along
Central avenue and side streets for
the proposed street improvement
work.
Chas. c. WoodhOuse, jr, of Repub-
lie, was registered in town Tuesday.
Vim. H. Jarvis, of Nelson. was down
off the hill enjoying summer at Oro-
Vile Tuesday.
Hon. Warren W. Tolman, the we'll
known Spokane attorney, was in town
Wednesday, acting as attorney for Joe
Macy in the land contest case in which
Macy was defendant
The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Collie Thursday morn
ing leaving a charming baby boy, and
the Collie household is a happy one, as
it is the first in the family.
Tuesday S. H. Sanderson and Jacob
Haynes, of Oroville. and Chas Sedan
and Burt Champneys, of LOOMS. took
out their second naturalization papers
at Okanogan, and are now full fledged
American citizens.
Mrs. L. NJ. Pourtales arrived from
Woodenville. Wash, Friday evening
last and is visiting with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. |
Pourtales. She expects to remain in
Oroville for a month.
DR., Elmer Forded up from Oroville
Thursday in his runabout, the famil- !
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and proposals must be accompanied with
money or certified check, payable to the
order OF the undersigned town clerk. for
an amount of not less than per cent of
the amount of such bid.
Plans and specifications of said i'm
provement may be seen and examined at
the office of the town clerk at any time
during business hours.
The town council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. Proposals must
be indorsed on envelope, Bids for street
Improvement"
BY order of the town council.
Z. r. HOOSE,
Town Clerk of OrOville.
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o'clock a. m, and unless you Z
then and there answer, the =!
taken as confessed and the
plaintiff be granted.
The object and demand Of
plant in this action is to n
you $500, and interest thereu
vember list. 1914, and costs of
for work claimed to have be-
defendants in caring for til,
tract near Oroville, Washingta
request, during 1914.
E. Z. PAH
Justice of the Peace, Orovilk
Okanogan County, Washinei
Oroville, Wash, March 81, 1871
First publication April 2.
Last publication April 20.
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Serial No. 013Se2
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAN
Department Of the Interior, U
Office at Wateryille. WaShinGp

Department Of the Interior, .,
Office at Waterville, Washingp
IS, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Case, of Oroville, Washingtop
March is, 1915, made additln
stead entry. serial No. 0l3C
NW4, section %, township 80 ~
p E. w. meridian, has hled J
intention to make three-yeu
establish claim to the land y
scribed, before Fred. L. Neal u
missioner, at Oroville, WashH
the 3rd day of May, 1915.
Claimant names as witne9e
McGinty, John T. knight 4
stone, Green Parker, an Of
Washington.
W. F. HAYNES, u
First publication April 2.
Last publication April 30.
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. G. II. Severance, Vicar

Holy Communion and sermon at II
O. m, Sunday school at II. Evening
prayer and address at s. All are
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NOTICE, FARM ERs

II you have any good seed D
sell, or If you want to buy any
Secretary of the Oroville d
Club. Mention quantity, an
varieties.
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ATTENTION, ODD FELLOWS

All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are in
Nited to be present at a celebra zion of the
ninety-fifth anniversary of our order or
April oath, 1915, at the Odd Fellows hall
at . O'Clock p. m. We will also have II
ID. Merritt, grand warden present Come
and help us celebrate and have a good
time.
H. F. WARREN. Noble Grand
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to fallow soon, and registered Tam
worth boar. For terms apply to or ad-
dress FRANK EICHOLTZ Oroville,
ington. 4-2-tf
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Bargain Column

Advertisements in this column cents
per line an insertion. No advertise
ment taken for less than 25 cents
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Baby buggy as good as new
and Reliable refrigerator In first class
condition, for sale cheap. Apply to MRS.
ANDERSON, Telephone Office. Att
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FOR SALE-A team of gentle mules thatI
work IN harness; a team of large work
Mares four registered Tamworth soWs.
Evening star., 1915-06-15
MISS M 'ADO0 RETURNS
!. FROM FRENCH HOSPITAL
Secretary's Daughter, Accompanied
% by Miss Britton-Nursed
Wounded Soldiers.

NEW YORK, June 15.-Miss Mona
McAdoo, daughter of William G. Nc
Adoo, the Secretary Of the Treasury
returned today on the Rochambeau to
New York from France, where she has
been nursing wounded soldiers for the
last four months. Her chum, Miss
Katherine Britton of Washington, re-
turned home with her.
Miss McAdoo was met at quarantine
by her father, upon whose request she
returned to America. This request
was prompted. she said. by her fathers
belief that she would be unable to
stand the continued strain of a long
period of nursing. Miss McAdoo de-
MED reports which had been published
here that she had decided to give up
nursing because she had been ordered
to scrub floors and do other menial
work at the hospital
That is false and absurd" she said
THE nurses are kept busy nursing and
there is plenty of help to do the other
work. There seemed to be plenty of
nurses and plenty of medical supplies
and equipment"
The Misses McAdoo and Britton were
stationed at the hospital of the Amer
ican Red Cross at Neuilly, on the out
skirts of Paris.
Evening star., 1915-06-15
SUBMARINES HEAVY TOLL.
Germans Quote British as to Number
of Vessels DESTROYED.

BERLIN. June Is. by wireless to
sayv,iie. n. Y.--The Overseas News
Agency today gave out the following
''Dr. NJ. Levy, a Berlin professor. has
published a pamphlet showing from Of
fcial British statistics the enormous
direct and indirect effect of the Ger
man submarine blockade upon Eng
lands commerce and the prices Of the
necessities of life.
The remarkable success of the Ger
man submarines is shown by a London
newspaper, which admits the sinking
Of forty-hve merchant ships In one
week
a message from Chaeso, Switzer-
land. SAYS the Italian government has
prohibited all exports to Switzerland
causing great excitement
Austrian prisoners of war are being
transported to concentration camp In
Sardinia. where the climate is un-
healthy. malaria and typhoid fever pre-
Ya!linH.
Evening star., 1915-06-15
CONFLICT AS TO EXTENT
OF NEW TEUTON VICTORY

LONDON, June 15.-The extent of
the new Austro-German victory in
Galicia is in doubt. Although Berlin
and Vienna assert the whole Russian
line over a orty-three-mile front north
and east of Przemysl was broken down.
It is said officially at Petrograd that
the Russians recaptured on Sunday al
most all the advanced trenches north
of Przemysl lost on Saturday.
Farther south, In the region of the
Wisznia river, successes for the Teu-
tonic forces are acknowledged.
German official reports represent re-
cent fighting on the River San in Ca
Icia as having resulted in a great vic
tory for Gen. Won Mackensen, who has
effectively countered the Russian blow
at Zurwana, on the Dniester river.
Evening star., 1915-06-15
MEETS DEATH IN Battle
CHARGING FOES TRENCH
Val Penruddock Dram Lander, Son
of former Washingtonian,
Killed in Action.

Information reached Washington to-
day of the death on the British front
of Val Penruddock Dram Lander, eldest
son of Charles Dram Lander of Lon
don. the latter formerly Washington
resident. and a graduate of Harvard
University. class of 1856. Mr.. Lander
was killed in action at Auhers ridge
May 9. A report sent to The Star con-
tains the following details of Mr.. Ian
ders death and his service during the
war:
After carrying a message safely
under fierce fire. asking for reinforce
of his section. AS he reached the en-
emy's trenches he was shot. falling
headlong into the trench, where his
body eventually was found.
Earned a D. c. M.
"At the battle of Neuve Chapelle,
where his regiment, the famous 18th
Kensington Rifles, took the brunt of
the fight, he earned the D. c. NJ. (dis-
tinguished conduct medaD for saving
at great risk of life, and carrying them
one by one to safety, six of his COM
rades.
After Neuve Chapelle. while resting
in billet. he rushed out to save a man
who was severely wounded-a man of
the YORK Regiment, VINO had Deen sur
prised by the enemy. and were forced
to retreat. This man he carried to
safety.
His colonel writes of him that he
was good fellow and full of pluck
his comrades acclaim him as one of
the pluckiest of his regiment. and that,
100, a regiment renowned for daring
and pluck.
He joined in the first week of the
war never having handled gun be-
FORE at the end of three months train
ling he became one of the crack shots
of the regiment, and was ordered to the
front to do battle with the trained
soldiers of Germany.
He had turned twenty-one. and he,
in company with lads of the same age,
some younger. hold their own with
the Germans of ten years service, and
carried the trenches both at Neuve
Chapele and Aubers Ridge"
Evening star., 1915-06-15
SEEK FIRST SUBMARINE.
Paterson officials Probing Passaic
River for Hollands Scuttled Boat.

PATERSON. n. j., June 15.-Men
working with poles probed the bottom
of the Passaic river here today in
search for the first submarine built by
Iohn F. Holland, the inventor Hol-
lands first boat was not equipped with
notive power, but was towed by
Verses. 1t was tested in the Passaic
liver. and with Holland and several
schoolboys on board remained under
water for several minutes.
This test gave Holland new ideas,
,nd deciding that il would be easier
20 build new boat than to equip the
oId one with improvements, he scuttled
his fr.t craft In the Passaic.
The Paterson Chamber of Commerce
ow wishes to place it on exhibition
md is promoting the search for it,
Evening star., 1915-06-15
Twenty-Five Thousand Fresh
Troops on Way to Give
Italians Battle.
FIGHTING ON THE IS0NZ0
YET OF MINOR CHARACTER
Teutons Reported to Be Employing
Dynamite to Send Avalanches
Against Enemy.

INNSBRUCK. Austria. June 15. via
Buchs and Geneva, Switzerland, and
Paris, 2:2o pm.-Twenty-fi thousand
Austro- Hungarian troops left Trent
yesterday and are now advancing
against the Italians on the Riva-
Rovereto font.
In the Vicinity of Corr and Gradisca
heavy fighting occurred recently. The
Austrian casualties are reported to have
amounted to 1900, while the number OF
Italians killed or wounded totaled near
ly as many.
Ammunition Depot Destroyed.
new ammunition depot at Tolmino
has been destroyed by the Italians.
The Austro- Hungarian troops are en-
ploying dynamite in the Alpine passes.
blowing up rocks and loosening ava
lsnches on the advancing Bersaglieri
The heights dominating Caporetto, on
the Isonzo front, have been occupied by
the invading Italians.
LONDON, June 15.-Although recent
press dispatches have stated the Ital-
ians who crossed the lower Isonzo were
pushing forward toward Trieste, skirt
Ing the hea dof the Gulf of Trieste. an
on1cial announcement from Rome today
gives no indication of a further ad-
vance in this direction.
Small Victories Claimed.
The situation along the Isonzo is
dismissed with references to minor en-
gagements and the statement that the
Austrian losses have been serious. Else
where along the front small Italian
victories are claimed. Italian heavy
artillery has begun the boTnbardment
Of Malborgeth, one of the pivots of
the Austrian defenses between the Car
mic Alps and the upper Isonzo river.
Jarvis, an important railroad junction
twelve miles further east, also is
threatened
Grado Celebrates Reunion.
UDINE, Italy, June Is. via Paris, $40
p.m--The mayor Of the town of Grado.
twenty-five miles southwest of Corr.
recently captured from the Austrians,
issued proclamation today declaring
the loyalty of the population to King
Victor Emmanuel. The reunion to ITALY
was impressively celebrated by the
people.
The inha abitants, driven from their
homes by the war. are now returning
to the districts captured by the Ital-
tans. In some places Italian names are
being substituted in the streets for
those bearing Austrian names.