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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28

o1tliden &riegsidouplab 611r6 Sic
@ompognie Ser 500 beS int 6el6e
1tebenoen @obnes gemeloet uor0en.
@s eri9iener 6araufbin in Ben 3ei=
tungen a119 Ero1teran5eigen. 8olo
ieood trof eine Madridt bon 6em
2ieutenant ser @ompagnie Elm, baB
ser Eo6tgeiagte aqer @abrideimli4-
felt nod 1T @efangenidaf geratben
iei. Dieie @abrideinlidfeh 1T MIN
CUR erfre1lt@en @etpiBbeit g%etporoen.
@iir5li6 lief BON bem Sobne cine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &oittarte ein, mo-
ronf CT mittbeiIt, BOP er ietner 8eit
unbertpnnoet in ruiiide @efangen-
fdoft gefauen lei uno iid mobl be-
finoe. 9ie Sreuoe ser 6amilie, be-
lonoers oes betogten @aters, labt iid
6enfen, 511mol es ii@ I'M oen ein3t-
gen Sobn bon6elt.
Mtten1orn.- 9ie Mugemeine
Ortsfronfenfoiie fit @tabt un6 Mmt
Mtten6or11 5ei@nete a1f Sic brittle
&%riegsonleibe 10000 Mf., no66em
tie an 6en bei6en borbergeben6en Mn=
leiben iid nit 10000 Mf. betbeiligt
batte.
Mrnsberg.- Mo6 elmer Mit-
tbeilung Ser oberiten &robin3bebor6e
miro SOS Geit Ser bun6ertidbrigen
3ngeborigfeit @eitfalens gu 8reu-
Ben nod 6em &rtege etnbeitli6 ge-
feiert tper6en. Sic Stobt Mrnsberg
bat bober sic Mnffiibrnng ser 1rel1ert
Di@tung bon Sobanna @alb .l1n-
term 3oIernidil6" Bis 3u 6telem
beridoben. Sod miro leb-
tere gegen Mttte October, 3ur @rin-
nerung at Sen iiegreiden @tn5ug Der
@obensonern in bie Marf 8ron6en-
burg Dor 500 Sobreu, lire borol1f Be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28

li6 bor5ultelen, tpie bas ruiiii6e
&niierrei6 BON Nolen Bis gum oitli=
.9en Sibirien a1t6ers 5miammengebal=
ten mer6e1r f0nnte als 6ur6 cine QUITO
fratii@e, centraliiirte Maht, eine li@
ielbit beba11ptenoe un6 berridenoe
MutoritGt, sic cine enorme, organi=
iirte Ma6t binter itd fiiblt. Gieier
itrenge, centrale 9eipotisml1s fann
1i6t nmbin, in Ser &egiernng Ser
mannigfaltigen @ebiete uno berf6ie=
6enartigen 8eo0lferu1tg 6es Seattle r=
reids 6riidenoe Mibbrdr1de 5u 5eiti=
gen. 9ie l1n5ufrie6enbeit nit Ser ln<
erbittli6en Mntofratie miro iid aus
breiten nn6 sic b0bere Sntelligen5
6eS 2anoes %ergreifen, mel6e 6ann
bon einem ra itloien gbrgei5 erfmnt
mer6en pir6, au6 einen Mnthetl an
ser @egieratng 5u erlange1. SSn bem
Mngenblid, in 6em Ser Mntofrat sen
6or6er1ngen Der @olfSintelligens
no9gibt, miro erlt sic mirfli@e rebo-
lrttiordre &riiis beginner. @Ie 6ie
io3iolen @etpalten mer6en Damn in
frompftbofte nnrube beriett, nn6
tpen1t 6iele @emolten in ibrer mr=
ipriingli@en @iI6beit sic Geiieln ser
Sru6itton iprengem 6ann mag bie
@elt SOS S6auipiel eines rebolutio-
1aren @baoS erleben, 6esg1eiden 6ie
@ei@i@te nod nidt fennt.
@m5 10 fdlimm, mie es ft@ @@ur5
boritelt, lift es ia Nun freili6 nod
ridt getpor6en, nrr6 es bIeibt ab5lt=
>parten, Oh ser &rieg nidt leeten @n=
6es fir BEN r1tiiiiden &olob cine BELL
iame, menr a116 bittere Me6i5in fem
mag, sic 1tete 8egriffe bon Sreibeit,
&e9t ltn6 .@eredtigfeit un6 11el1e &C.
italh1nge1t organiiirter @eiellihaft
o6er 11e11e @nttpidll1ngett Ser Chilli
lotion bringen mag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28

5iiglide fdone 0idtung Sic idone
glie" CUR Muffiibra1ng bringen. Ser
grtrag Ser Nuffiibrrng 6ient ser
&riegsbilfe.
0Ipe. = Cine meitere fotbolilde
&reile intereiliren6e Mnlage beabiid)-
tigen Sic Nanottiner in Der 9eGbe IT,
res I'M 8ou begriffene1 &loiters I'M
Sl%terfeifen o11s5ufiibren. Sc bonoelt
iid um ei1re11 rlnb 100 Meter lo11gen
@al6freu5tpeg in Gerbin011ng INIT ei<
ner in ser &rel15tpeg-Mdie iteberoen
groBeren Selberg- un6, ourb 5mei
flonfiren6e breite GreppenonIogen
berbunben, umfangreide 2ourbes=
@rotte. Ser 2ouroes=@ rotte intro
Elm burd Mouern eingeidlofiener
8orp1ab borgelagert, 1tr1o es balten
5u bei6en Seiten ser iiberei1nt1oer
liegen6en @rottenanlogen Eral1ertpei-
SEN @odt. Ser girgang 3ur oer ge-
planten, in ieiner Mrt Bis be11te nod
nirgenos al1s9efiibrten MnIage ion
Ser bon boben, Sabrbun6erte oltem
on elmer groberen straben=
curpe nit platidern6em Bod befino-
@al6lidt11ng foIgen.
&beinprubins.
Colin. - Cine eremploriide
Strafe berbdngte SOS goI,rer @riegs=
iiber eiren iener @uri9en, sic
in Ser Nabe Ser SporfoiIen lire
fuden. Ser @drtner Srit
geper fdli6 elmer Game 1to9, sic
onf ser Sparfaiie 500 Morf obgebolt
bottle St iiberfiel iie in ibrem &a11ie
un6 entrtB ibr 6as &onotdidde1t NIT
sSnbalt. 8eper tp11r6e 51 8 Sohren
unb 10 Sabren @brperIuit
b%erltrtbeilt, nobel Der @eridtspor.
iisen6e berborbob, 6ab gerooe in ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28

ider 3l1nge? SIM &riege laBt man
bie &ano1ren reoen. SIS lit &rabenart,
SEN @egner al beidimpfen utp6 gu be-
maltlen. Ser edte &rieger prebt Die
9ippen felt al1f chamber, ihlieBt 6as
@ebege Ser SABINE, l1nb laBt feite,
borte, iidere Streide fallen. Das lit
@riegerort. 90 timpft ein friegeri-
id)es @on. girre begenerirte &aiie
bineegerL fiibrt 6en arieg nit Ser
@dmefe6er; ta1dt oen &iel IN
.@dm1b nno beipritt bamit BEN
6einb. Midt etnmul aitbetii6 pirft
cine iolde Mrt Ser STRENGTHENING.
ga n111r einmul ser &rieg ga lit, 10
laBt oos @lei re6en. @tedt 6ie Sober
Elm! 3iebt SOS Sdmert aus ser Sdei-
Sc unb laBt sic @iebe fltrren uno
flingen. Gus lit an6ere 0fltiif als
oas 0oe @epldrre 5tueitclaiitger Site
rotten. IS erinnert gu iebr an bos
@efrddb8e oufgei6eubter &oben unb
at bas @eflaffe ge3iidtigter Sunbe.
SSm l1ebrigen lit 6ieie infame 8erla-
lterung no6 bel idlimmer als Ser
@ebral16 ser Sttdgoie. gs %ertnnert
6as ont sic @l1bmre6erei nn6 sic
Sdimpferei 6eS alten @oliatb, Ser
alt6 Ssreal idymabte, Bis linn 9a-
bliss &ieiel Sen boblen S@a6el ger
triimmerte.
gnglanb's &atbolifen i9lieBen iid
6ieier une6len @ampfesmeife, sic iie
bon Ser Glteiten Todter ser Stride
gelernt nn6 getrel1li6 abgeg11H ba=
ben, an. SIN vSablet", 6em Sa1pt=
organ ser gngliiden &atbolifen, miro
1don felt @eginn 6es &rteges cine
@fel erregen6e Seize gegen Deutid=
lon0 betrieben. 9ie 8ubrbeit fpielt
90 gar feline &olle, SOS nngln1blidlte
miro SEN 2eiern m1fgetti@t. Sic
9entiden per6en als reiBenbe 9D6=
men 1no blut0l1rft1ge S1ger barge
itent. Se6es m1r er6enflide @erbre=
den tpir6 ibnen angeoidtet. Ma6 Der
9oritel11ng 6es uSoblet" iin6 Sic
Del1tfden ser Mustp11rf Ser Menid=
beit, 6eren Ma1srottung ein gottpobl=
gef6uiges @erf BARTLETT. 9o6 baS
infamite Stiid6en fin6et iib in elmer
ser September Mummerr. Sos lit
Elm Mppem an sic @aritas fir Dos
nngludlide @olen. SS1r 6iefem miro
@olen 6as Opfer 6euti6er 8arba=
rel genannt. Mlio @aritas i'm Sea-
men bes Safes! Die &roititution Ser
e6len &immelstodter I'M Sntereiie
1%ationolen Diimfels un6 6es &aifen+
Bottles. @obrli@ 6as lift cine ma1n>
6eriame 2iebe, 6ie 6em einen 8ro6
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02

the walks could not be extended to
other streets. Those competent 70
pass Judgment on that class of worl,
say that the walks are of a sunerior
class OF workmanship, and the ingred-
tents SO mixed that durability is as
sured. This is fortunate for the town
ana those who have to pay the sbot
Tor often this class of construction !.
sIurred over by the dishonest contract
or VINO is working purely for gain
without regard for quality. conse-
quently deterioration is so rapid that
repairs have to be made within a few
months. The improvement is an ev-
penslve luxury, but worth the nrica
and the comfort the walks are to no.
uestrlans after stubbing toes. and
rendlng raiment, on nails that aro
everlastingly protruding from board
walks that are usually in a dilapidated
condition very soon after being NM
down.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02
SHOCKING ACCIDENT

About o'clock Thursday morning
a telephone message was received at
this place from Webb Hurley, at the
lvanhoe mine, requesting that both
Drs. Lewis and Elmer be at once sent
over to Palmer lake, as an automobile
Lad upset seriously injuring two oc-
cupants of the car. Up to the hour of
going to press only meagre informa-
tion could be obtained as to the ac-
cident. 1T is stated that Mike Man
ming and Dan Machancy were on the
way to their home on Palmer lake
from Loomis, with Mr.. Manning driy-
ing, when the car went off the grade
just above the Longacre place, where
j. p. Fqrde narrowly escaped very
serious accident last fall, and that Mr.
Mulcahey had suffered a fracture Of
both legs and Mr.. Manning was badly
bruised. Both the local doctors
answered. the summons for assistance.
Mr.. Maohaey is pioneer cattle man
OF the rorth part of the county and
Mr.. Manning is employed at the Um-
barger's home on the lake 1t was the
Umbarger car that Mr.. Manning was
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02
THE END OF THE SEASON

The indications are that the valley
Ddse pail league will break up after
thls week, as some Of the plavers
Uo"h the river were under employ
n'eht to the clubs they were with and
they are to be released. 1t was a short
puC interesting season. The fans of
oIoVille have c. C. Hedger and Doc
Inner to thank for the splendid team
ana excellent record made by the To-
cal organization this season. All the
P'ayers here were residents of the
town. except Daily, and he has been
uere so much of the time in past years
mat he is looked ppon Q a townsman
MI Heoger has given his time to
work the team 'utr s.ape. and his
management has been -s'sfactory and
Pheasant to the boys .l,,a the public
certainly appreciates <;. energy dis
prayed and the success that rewarded
tiat energy Doc Elmer looked out for
the financial end, and that was no
easy Job. But the doctors persuasive
way won the support necessary and
everybody got full value On their IN
voStment,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02
NEW BRICK BLOCK

Immediately after the 4th w. O..
Hamiscb will break ground on his
Main street lots for brick block with
5O-foot frontage. A jog has been
left in the cement sidewalk at that
point SO that the walk will not be dam
aged by excavation. The frame build
ing covering one lot, occupied by Will
Wentworth, will be moved Off Con-
tractor Minnick is at work getting out
plans The front will be of deep red
brick, as the Red Front has won q
reputation throughout the north part
of the county that the originator does
not propose to let get away. 1t is Il
valuable asset in his business. For
the prt.-snt the building Will be one
story. The walls will be constructed
of sufficient thickness to take on a
second story at later period When
finished the new building will be an
ornament to Main street, and will
mark the beginning of other substan-
tial improvements ON that busy
thoroughfare. The promised construc-
ton of the big irrigation system is
responsible for the Red Front, and
Mr.. Hamisch deserves credit for this
indication of confidence in the town
and willingness to back that con-
fidence in a substantial way
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02
RETiRES FROM OFFICE

With the ending of the month and
the close of the fiscal year Bert Mills
retired from the postoffice after haying
served four years. Mr.. Mills made an
excellent and accommodating post
master, and he will be missed from his
accustomed station. 1t is not
known what his future intentions are.
but whatever he goes at may he meet
with the very best of good fortune
The members of his family who have
acted as assistants in the office have
always been pleasant and courteous.
First Miss Florence Mills acted as as
sistant until married to Mr.. Powell
Then Miss Mildred held the position
until married to Mr.. Evans. and last
Steve Mills has had charge, and the
only reason he has not been eliminat-
ed by matrimonial alignments is that
he is rather OF too tender years. His
time comes later.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Minutes OF the meeting of the town
council of Oroville, Washington June
%, 1915.
Present-Mayor Prentice, Council
men Beale, Bartell, Smith and Friis.
Minutes of the previous meeting
read and approved as read,
The bill OF l.. w. Seward for street
work, $12, was read and on motion
was allowed and ordered paid.
An ordinance entitled, AN ordin
lance providing and confirming the as
scssments and assessment roll of local
Improvement district No. 1 of the town
Of Oroville, for the improvement Of
Railroad avenue, beginning at a point
on said avenue south and opposite the
southwest corner of block 43 west to
it's intersection with Vancouver street,
to the north side of Central avenue,
Central avenue to the east side of
Bridge street, Bridge street to the Ok
anogan river, Spokane street from its
intersection with railroad avenue to
Central avenue, Main street from its
intersection with Railroad avenue to
Central avenue, First avenue from its
intersection with Spokane street to its
intersection with Similkameen street,
in Oroville, Okanogan county, Wash
iUgton, by grading the same to the
grade as heretofore surveyed, fixed
and established by ordinance No. AZ
of said town, and by thereafter sur
facing said streets and all thereof
| with suitable stone, providing for the
further improvement of said Main
| street, from its intersection with RalI-
| road avenue to its intersection with
Central avenue by the construction OF
a substantial cement sidewalk twelve
fleet wide on each side thereof, 'front.'
/ ing upon the east side of blocks ~
and 45 and on the west side Of blocks
l21 and IA of said town, excepting
therefrom that part of the east side OF
| said street fronting on lots TO- IL anu
| 12 and 10 feet Of the south side OF LOT
., under ordinance No. &C, and levy
ing and assessing the amounts there
Of according to benefits, against the
several lots, tracts and parcels OF land
and other property as shown on salo
roll; providing for the collection OF
| said assessments and the issuance oI
local improvement bonds TO pay tht
cost and expense of said improvement
and fixing the date Of issuance OF sane
bonds" was read by sections and mo
ton was made by Councilman beaI'
that the ordinance pass its third an'
final reading. Yeas-Beale, Sniltn
Bartell and Friis. Noes-None.
On motion the clerk was instruc'e'
to have a sprinkling cart fixed ana en'
plov a man to run it and nave tn'
: streets sprinkled at once
On motion council adjourned.
e. R. HOOsE, Clerk.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02
HIS FIRST CIRCUS

Among those who were in Oroville
last week to see the circus was GUY
truit. OF Loomis. Although we'll along
in the scar and yellow leaf Mr.. Fruit
mad never seen a circus in his life.
rev men of his age can say the same.
But Mr.. Fruit has spent his days on
the fringe Of civilization, remote from
large cities, on the farm or cattle
range. The few times during his life
when a circus was billed within his
reach circumstances over which he had
no control prevented him from indulg-
ing his curiosity. When he read of
the show due here last week he made
it point to come over and get some
of the sensation that he had missed in
boyhood days. It wasn't much of a
circus, so far as circuses go, this first
one that he had a good opportunity to
see, but he was able to get under can
vas, feast his eyes on tights and
spangles, get a whiff of wild animal
aroma, and a glimpse of that star at
traction of a saw dust arena, the
clown. Age modifes the thrills of
youth, but doubtless Mr.. Fruit caught
a faint idea of how the average young
ster feels when a circus comes to
town
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02
HARD HIT
own.

Ralph Wilkins, a nephew of Mrs. l..
Wentworth, arrived in Oroville Friday
last from Vancouver, B. c., where he
has been employed for the past year.
Young wilkins states that dep'orable
business depression prevails at Van
couyer, at one time the liveliest city
in British Columbia. A lew years ago
Vancouver experienced an unpreced-
ented boom. 1t grew like mushroom,
outstripping the tributary country, ani
as is inevitably the case suffered a
serious backset. 1t was hearlded as
the coming great metropolis OF the
Pacific coast, lots jumped out of sight,
buildings sprang up with marvellous
rapidity, people flocked to the city
from all parts of the country. Busi-
ness and industrial conditions were in
collapse when the European war broke
out. and that intensified the demorali-
zation. Mr.. wilkins says there is no
employment for men at Vancouver,
and many of the largest and most ex-
pCnsive business blocks are vacant.
IN time there will undoubtedly be re-
yiyal OF business and growth at Van
couyer, for the place is admirably sit
uated for the making of large city,
but all who can are seeking other
folds
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02
FAILED TO COME THROUGH

u,,. noner acted in good faith when
o,nced a ball game at Oroville
: sunday between okanogan and the
,"oal ' team. If anybody came to town
W. .hot date expecting to see game
On ~, we're disappointed it was no fault
~ :, aither this paper or the manager OF
u o,oyil,e club. When the valley
,snna Wv was organized unfortunately
n.ar,l,e had no representative present
,ha meeting, but sent word that
o,oville would abide by the decision
:, ,ho meeting in anything that was
,er and Just. That meeting was con-
ancted by representatives from To-
nsstet Omak and Okanogan. Certain
rrles we're adopted and a schedule OF
aouos drawn up. This schedule was
enhssouently amended. The local
r,onagement accepted the acts OF the
league, and the season opened. One OF
,no rules adopted was that each team
vss IN file a list of players with the
,.cretary of the league, and any
changes in the line up required two
voeks notification filed with the sec
rotary Tonasket and Oroville were
tho only teams, so we are informed
that stood fair to this rule. Yet Oro-
vie and Tonasket submitted and play
Cd under protest where changes were
made in the playing force. The sche-
due of games as drawn up provided
that Okanogan should play at Oroville
IN the 9th of June. This schedule
was published time and time again in
avery paper in the league circuit, ana
was never questioned until last Thurs
day. when Okanogan refused to fill the
date at Oroville. The way the schedule
was framed may have favored Oro-
Vile, but that advantage was neither
asked nor expected by the team at
this place. 1t simply expressed read
mess to stand by the decision of the
league meeting, feeling grateful that
the games were arranged as publish
ID. Il Is extremely unfortunate that
this disagreement has occurred in a
league where the best Of feeling pre-
vailed, and classy quality Of ball
put up by all the teams, By the rules
o. their own making Oroville is entit-
led to claim this game by a score of
stoO 1t is impossible to understand
The attitude of the Okanogan club in
this instance, and it can not be be-
leved that the people of that town
support the position taken.
In fairness it may be added that af-
ter the above article was in type word
was received from Okanogan that a
meeting had been held and it was de-
clded by majority of the club to fill
the date in Oroville as advertised in
the schedule, but by that time the
Oroyille pitcher had been notified that
bis services would not be needed and
the public generally informed that
mere would be no game. 1t was too
late then for the local team to get to-
sether for Sunday game. An effort
now being made to have the odd
game played on the 18th.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02
NEW RESIDENCES

friday last the first load of lumber
vas delivered from Tom Lavigueur's
aVmlll on the large lot owned by F.
v covert, on Mob Hill, in the west
part Of town, which was the forerun-
asi OF sufficient quantity OF build
Jug material for the construction of
"o elegant modern cottages. This
w most favorably situated for
signify homes. 1t is on the ridge be-
,'eta tne Evans and Klingman resi-
'''ces' overlooking town, valley, riv-
ana lake. One of the prettiest
,sSs IN the valley is to be obtained
,ui 'als vantage ground. The build
',' ~ss Will cost about $4,000 each, and
!" W Oh a superior character in fin
aud appearance. There will be a
s''sment five rooms on the ground
' and two rooms upstairs, with
~ room and fireplace. The build
80 Will be erected by the Oroville
A.. a''iuctlon Co., and any building
|" 'ordon, Cutler and Klineschay
/ = 'uelr hands to will be first-class
very particular. MIR. Covert de-
,.''a 's' credit for starting the building
,sn -" 'nat has been in abeyance for
n.,, -, 'i'ie. 1t is starter for a more
.,. .a srowth of the town than has
s,., 0eea experienced, and marks the
a au'as OF improvements encourag.
u,,.. y 'ne construction of the big ir.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES

Regular church service next Sun
day at II a. m. George Washington
and his soldiers prayed to God at VAL
ley Forge, and it is appropriate that
patriotic citizens of the state of Wash
irgton should observe the Fourth by
worshipping God in His house. A
cordial welcome is extended to all.
Sunday school is at 10 a. m. Don't
give up the ship" nor the Sunday
school either.
II. D. CHANDLER, Pastor.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02

Starting Thursday morning the
Princeton train will run every day ex-
cept Sunday
Mrs. Samuel Blackler gave a card
party to a number of her lady friends
at the handsome suburban home of the
BIacklers, last Friday morning. The
Innovation of morning party was for
the purpose of escaping the heat that
could be anticipated at this season of
the year, but the weather can not be
depended on this season and Friday
morning proved to be as cool as late
fall. That, however, did not in the
least detract from the pleasure of the
social gathering.
What will be needed in this place
this fall and winter is a grain buyer,
one prepared to take all the grain de-
l;yered, paying the highest market
price therefor, and paying cash. There
is no reason why Oroville should not
become a grain shipping point 1t has
the transportation facilities, with a
down hill pull from the grain districts.
T. we want farmers to come here
market for their grain must be provid-
ed. Let some action be taken to sup
ply this important want.
Thos. Blackman, mail clerk run
ming ON the main line to Spokane, was
taken suddenly and violently ill as he
was on his way from the Hotel de
Grubb to take his regular run. He
fell to the sidewalk at the corner of
Main street and Railroad avenue, and
he was in such eXcruciating pain that
his screams could be heard all over
town. He was picked up by the hotel
bus and conveyed to the Oroville hos
pital. DR.. House was called in and
prescribed for the sufferer. He stated
that it was case of acute indigestion.
Saturday evening the Hamisch auto,
driven by Harry Hamisch and contain
ing Miss Ellen Hamisch, Miss Eliza
GrathWohl and Emma Wertz, ran into
one Of the sand piles on Main street
accumulated for use in mixing con-
crete, and tipped over on it's side. Very
Fortunately Mr.. Hamisch was travel
ing slowly and the car did not COM
pletely turn turtle. The occupants
We're thrown out on the street, but
luckily did not sustain even a bruise
4 crowd Of men speedily righted the
car, which was not damaged. 1t was
a narrow escape for the young people
While here the later part of last
week Commissioner Hugh Miller stated
that it will be the aim of contractors
on state and county road work to give
employment as far as possible to resi-
dents living along the roads under con
struction, This is the proper system
Those who can furnish teams, or who
desire to work, should be given the
preference. They will take a greater
interest in the work than strangers,
rs they are to use the roads and are
naturally interested in seeing the i'm
provements done right, and hence will
give better service. Road work is to
be done under the eight hour system.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-02
VI. T.. SERVICES

Services next Sunday-The Sunday
school at IL, with its usual life and
vIgor This is meeting for all, old
and young. The pastor will preach
both morning and evening at the reg
rlar time. lie will preach a Fourth
of July sermon in the evening. Ep-
worth League at T as usual. Prayer
meoting on Thursday evening at 8
You are cordially invited to these SER
vices.