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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-21

Get your hogs killed while you
wait. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Dierks & Hays.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-21

Mrs. Irve Hickman was taken
suddenly i'll with heart trouble Mon.
night. She is reported better at
this writing.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-21

Mrs. Eva Mathews of Macon has
been visiting Mrs. Arthur Ely.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Barr of Shiel
were Monroe visitors the first of the
week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-21

Mrs. o. r. Emerson ano Mrs H, S
Woods went to Quincy Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-21

Mrs. }. w. Finks went to Hanni-
bal Tuesday to attend her brothers
funeral.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-12-21

A good Supply of Ford Radiator
Covers at the Right price.
Monroe City Auto Co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
scryfc,o Especial para IL rHENsA,

PETROGRAD. Novirmhr" iS.-in-
mrnSn rntu>iaSmo cause Ia dec!a-
rariIa hcrha IN Ia puma hoy pnr
les Ministries lie IA Guerra y dr Ia
Marina. de que la victoria de Hu>Ia
- ansnlutamrnle >r-ura. FL Minis
t.o te la guerra So eNpreS0 en- los
>i.uinnlrS ttrminoS:-"Cada dIa lu"
paSa nos arrrca mas al de Ia Nlcio-
ria. rodo ruanto Russia podIa hatrr
yara aumcntar Ia production 1t"
munirionnS. ha SidO hecho. HON.
brrS. muieres. ninoS ' i6vrneS dc
ambo, >rxoS cStan iraDljando IN las
fabrjcaS de pertrcchos.
+ DeSputS demoStr6 el MiniStro que
Ia production actual de canoneS d"
Tres pul-adaS - tres veces mayor
sur }o IJe fut Ell EncrO del a6o pa
>ado. Ia de- rifles cuatro vrcrs ma
yor ) la dr Granaias diecinueve. La
prudU ,ri6n de algunaS OtraS NUM-
clones - cuareuta vcrc> mayor que
haer dos amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
Ia INTFIECTUlLID ii Esp AhO,
IA EN- FAVOR DE- DON MI
GvEL De JNAHyNO
pidc G: Cob. QUE cl ilustrr p"nSador
sea rcinStaiado Ell Su plrSto !e
Rector dc la Uni:"rSidad
de Wa!rid
Il caHA9A Nf CH4t2Gt0 DE HloR!) Sc
OUtIa De QUE e. H1S079Ij0 De los
BANCOS fStA GlUSisO0 PERjNc|(S

~rrN lei" r>rliI>tIn para Ia ihE->'H'
MADRID. Novirmbrc iS.--In gran
n;Imrrn dc cSiudiantrS, proI"S"rrS.
prrin ii$laS. rSrriinrrS Y arIl'ta> "S-
tan prrparanlo ana >oliciiEd para
rIrv.rla al =nD"rnn. p!"I"nd' hac
sea rrinStaIado don Mi-uri II Una
muno. rn >u pursto de Rector de IA
Un;y.rSiiaI 4" Ma,!rid. cor I";i"> los
h0n0r">.
Los qrlirioHarios haran el cargo
n Ninissr0 de- Instruction PuhIlra
t. lur r>ti hacienda viriima al Sc
no.? d. I'namunO lie Su innuma per-
snnal. ,.on drIrimrElo de In lnlv"r-
S.,!;.i purS no rXiSir IN motlv0 que
iuSliriuur Su separation ,i"l quest"
Il" rector.
IIar gran Srnsari6n rnlrr las cIa-
,r> inlrlcrtualr> por 81 inridrnIe Y
- cree uur pu"da Lar Por r"SnItah0
In rrnunria del MiniStro dc lnStrur
riin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
VISIIlN A wilson los MEN,
BROS De IL FfMRacION
AMERICANA De TRADAJ0
GDRpERS P2OSUkCI0 I'm RlSCUSS9 u.
CllRAgDO AL PTF. FL CtHPEGE De
IA REC!ITvD Y De la lI8tRIsD

WASHINGTON. Novicmbre le.-
Cuatroc;entos delegados Ia Comic
dc:aci6n Americana de Trabajo cue
acaba de celcbrar su conNeEcion
anual en- Baltimore. vinieron 4 eSt2
corital a visitar al Presidcnte Wilson.
La vista tuve lugar en- Ia Casa blah
ca. durarte ella, el Presidente de
la Confederation. Samuel GompeES'
prCnunci6 un discurso diclendo que
cllos venian presentar Sus respetos
4 Wilson individual Y colectlvamenle'
como homhre Y como PreSldente'
Agreg6 que los miembros de Ia Con-
federation abrigaban ideas de rectl-
tud. iusticia Y libertad. Y trabaJaDaA
por los mas grandes idealos de Ia hu-
manidad, Y que reconocian en- el Pre-
sidente al hombre que estaba por esoS
fundamentales principles.
Wilson contest6 declarando. entire
' otras cosas, que uno de sus PROPOSE
/ tos era acabar con todas las dlvisio-
nes que habia entire los diferentes Gle
mentos del pueblo americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
HaBRA UNA GRAN ALA EN- Il
PREGIo DEL cAIzADO
'ral So pr0nosticj en cl mitin de ~
patcrOs que Sc cfcrtH0 en- la
ciuiad de Boston, Mass.

BOSTON, Novicmbre 1S.-En e!
mitin anual de zapateros celebrado
aoui en- ci Rotel Somerset el jueves,
pronosticarcn estos que no tardar!a
mucho en-que TN par de zapatos cos
taria la suma dc $4,000.
Alfred w. Donovan. un gran ma
nufacturero de calzado, dijo que 81
sus consumidorcs siguen pidiendo "a
patos hechos todos de cuero, el Sc We
"a en- el caso de elevar los preclos.
:nuy pronto. Dijo tambitn que con ell
aumento dc las materias primas, Ia
mayoria de los zapatos de sonora.
tendrar que llevar el frente de ge-
nero. solamente usando composicio-
nes de fibra podran los fabricantes
conservar bajo el precio de los zapa-
tos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
LOS FhPlEApOS De TRfNES EN-
MEXICO EMGfH D|NER1 ORC
4 LIS PkSljEE0S
Al sur de- Nuevo Laredo, TN coniltr-
tor :.menaz6 con dcicnrr 81 trrn
81 10 So lc daba dincr0
americana.
LOS FfRROCARRILEROS HAH f06PTiDO ESA
ACHIUD FL 'STAO "A A:PSiClA
CI0N DEL PhPEt h0RtDA
Corrcspoudencia Especial para Lh rEEASA

COrrCSpOndcncia Especial para LA 'tEfSA-
LAREDO. Tex. NOvicmhrc IS
Los fcrocarrilcrOS que trabaJan en-
las LincaS NariOnalcS-hOy llama
laS conSlilucionaliStaS--Sc nIc-an a
irahaiar q mcnOS que So les pagurn
suS surioS Ell orc. Fl papcl mono
da del gobiernO. prjrtlcAinrnIe no
Iirncn ningtin valOr. V tOdO mlnd0
10 rcchaza. prinripalmcntc los CO.
mrrciantcs. Los fcrrOcarllcr0S dl-
cen que les cS impossible SoStencr
sus familias con e. Sueldo que per-
ciben en- papel mOneda Y que Sc We
ran obligadOS a abandOna" SuS ira
baios. MuchOs de ellos han venldo
los Estados Unid0S. pups 81 GrS-
pu,iS de abandonar sus pucStos per-
manrricran Ell Mexico. las auj"r!da
drS mrXiranaS los juAcarlan como
reos de- rebellion Y los cjccutarIan a
rcndiendO a la disposition eNprcSa
de l.affdllHd. pIphlul-u"" t'"''''
csfalarOn las hue!ga
J-nO dc los ferrOcarriierOs que p,
saron a este ladO. declare aver que
cs entertainments impossible su Soa-
trnimicnlo dcsdc cl mOmcntO cn que
en- Monterrey han tcnido que pa:ar
selcnta pesos pOr una comda. La
baia cscandalOSa del papcl mOnrda
ha hcchO que los comcstlbicS adj
uuicran prrcios incrciblcs. Los pro
! pictariOS de hoteleS y rcStauranteS
en- Monterrey. anunciar0n, seetln re-
firre ell ferrOcarrilerO que prOpor-
ci0na cStas infornaciOnpS. que Sc
vrrian obligadOs a cObrar clcn pc
sos por las cOmidas. 81 cl page Sc ha-
cc en- "infalsificablcs' causa de ia
nucva depreciation que ha sufrlGc
cl papel moneda.
De acuerdo con Ia f:dedisna IN
formation obtenida anoche, los pa
sajeron que salieron de Nuevo La
redo para el Sur, aver en- la malan.
fueron obligados pOr los ferrocarrl
leros efectuar cl pago de sus paSa-
pasa a Ia ID. Plana, col. Ia)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19


FL. PASO. TrvsS. N"Ni"inI.rr -.
I'm rrfu.iado chino uIr 'I'-i an"-
..hr dr Jiminnl. Il Ia Nrrin1 plaza a.
,,ndal .Iu;irrz por - tr"n Il" paSa-
iaros del central M"yjran". d"tIa-
ri me prarliramrntr todus los "N-
tranirrcs glIr rrsjdian en- Pa"ral ha-
bian S.do mu"rjnS por los NiIIiHja>
,.ualIo r>loS rnIrarou L. p"hia-
ri6n. rytrptuunin unoS poroS lu"
'osraron huir dr Ia plaza oroIta-
m"utr.
f. chino dice que entire los muer-
tos - rurnI&n americans. aIrma-
nos chimes. iudiuS. franrrs"s y ara
hes que estlhan rSiabIccidoS en 81
minrral ritadu. Ngrc=6 rl Informant
f.. me I'm ruiIado del al"man Hoe
muller. dur viv" rn lim'HrZ habIa
rrrjhjdo confirmation dc Ia murr-
tr ir III hrrmano poIiI.r" y a. 81
ramilil 1or los vi!i;s}a<. "n P2T1'aI.
Fl rir1dn chino dice IN" ~ -
minrz hay Ia rrrrnrla general "'
, me EIgar Kork. 81 a=rntr consular
alr,uan rn parral. ha Sidn Nirilnna
taubiin dr l"> vilIlSiaS "n SAM.
Ro<alia. purs haSta ah"ra n" :" To-
ri,u notiriaS dr -. Sulamrmi" en-
,.n 9mrriranoS 81 Sabr an" Iu"r"n
| Ios 1uc llc~lron aver a CuIlar@n. -
naloa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
Sc RUNORi QUE Los WILLIS
TAS D|EROH iiUfRTE A IN
HIjO DEL GRlL. 5tOIT
Sc haIlaba en- Parral iuntamentr con
oir0S amcricInoS que tam5irn
fuerGn cjeculadGS pOr los
villiStaS.
I'm CHINO QUE LEGO De NHfhfz A {.
JuAREI HlB : TAN'ft1 sGERca Dt
las fjECU 0 rs De fXTRASjtRGS

NUENA YORK. NovirnrJrr IS
In ,!rsp2rhn prorrirn+-' Il" FL PaS".
Texas. rrrhrido aIuj aIoy "n Ia no
enc. da rurnia de- que los villI>I">
dir"nn murrtr rn palral vario>
amerirannS. entire los lu" - rncu"n-
.ra un hiio del general Hugh l.. Scott.
Jrfr dil EStado Mayor del Eiirrlt"
americana Y ami-6 personal dc VI
ila, roH luirn thy" una r"nir"rnria
nn Fl PaSo 81 aIo paSadp. AdrmiS So
Sahr que "nlr" los mu"ri"S :" rH"n-
Ian urh0 alcmanr> y mnrh"S rhlm"S
y aruhr> que trnian r>Iahj"r.ml"n-
tos ronrrrialr> rn la cilida p"h!a-
ridn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
Fl PTf. HILSaN PREPfRA 81
INfORhf Al CDNCRESO
IIa rcSuelto no tOmar NacacloncS
haSta que haya ternlinado COM
pletamcntc csc trabajo.

WASHINGTON. NOvicmDre lS.-
FL Prcsiirntc Wilson ha reSueIto
no salir de la capital para tomar va
carioneS. hasta que haya terminate
Fl mcnsaic Que lienc que rendIr al
CongreSo. COnsidera cl Presdente
que ticnc ante 81 prOblemas de gran
importancia cuya res0luci6n sails
factoria amerita un dctcnidO cstudIo
Y cspcra presentalos de tai mancra
n COngrcSo-asi los interiors; como
los eXteriores-lue merczcan Ia a.
prObaci6n de las Camaras.
Diccse que cl prop6sltO del PrcSI
iente eS no cOmcntar eXtcnSaIhcill'
, la Situaci6n eurepea con motlNO dt
la guerra. Hara, sin embargo, ID
declaration de que los Estad0S Uni
dos estan. como siemprc. rnteFa-
mcntc diSpucStOs serHlr de N!IicuI'
de paz Y prcstarse como mediaao'
res para la termination de- contIlc-
10. en- cuanto heyan sldo hechas a
eobiernO representations IIrecta:
por las potencias que Sc hallan eI
guerra.
Ell presidente. ademaS, dedIcari
fpus, , !, N nilul, col. "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
ST CREE OLE ALEM&NIi HA HE
CHO ALGUNiS INSlNUACIO-
NES PACIFISTAS.
rrNir!n r..Ln>IAu rnra Ia rmnNSA

SrrNir!n r,'Eu>ilU prrs IA PhrNSA.
LONDRES. Noviembre lS.-COn-
trStaGLo aIgunIs Interpretations Que
Ir furron .hcchas al gobierno. Sir
BO&Ir Law. rN representation cTi
Primer MinjStro ASqUith, dccl&rd
que cl future de Constaniinop!a y
Asia Nrnor cslaba Sicndo cunSid"-
RADIO por los aIiadoS en- una confc-
rcncia conjunta que cclebran actual
mcntr en Paris.
ESa declaration ha dado lugar a
que - crca que son ciertoS los ru-
moreS que circularon hace POGO
tempo diciendo que Alcmania ha-
bia hecho alguna insinuaci6n de paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
Sc yEND!O EL ALGODON = u
CS. EN- BRENNAN, TEX.

BRENNAN, Tex. Noviemhre lo'
FL a7god6n de clase media Sc ven
di6 aqui a razon de 20 centavos por
libra el ultimo jueves. Cerca de 200
nacas fueron llevadas al mercado. To
davia hay una considerable cantidad
de algod6n almacenada en- las bode-
gas locales Y tambien en- poder de
algunos agricultores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
Lo que do ego coresponsat de la Prenso Asociada
optes De solir de la capital de chihuahua

los habitanIrS Cnmp""ni"n que les
rS.a>aS fLcrIa> que qurdan al man
do del general Gonzalez Cu"h.ar. II"
>rran >uriciontcS para r"rhazar a
los villiSta> Si t.Sio> ll"van a rahn
>u proyrctado aIalu" ,Sobro la plaza,
InformarioneS partiruIar"> OBJ
,rniiaS hoy. dirrn que la capital del
vrrinu F.Stadn ha >ido. pl'jrtiramrn-
Ir. rylruada pur las tropaS del 90
birrno lie faclo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
.FL SR|O LANE CONFERENCE CON wilson
SObRF e. CONVFNIO PROY[C1ADO
Aseelrase que para eI lunes que regfese
Atlantic CITY, !levara la Ultima pa!abra del.
Pie. spbre las cuestiones pendientes
81 lGuNOs FUNCIONaRIDS GREEN QUE Nd ExISTe
AuN e. c0NvENI0 De QUE Sc nA HABisne

tFIrdIiiii l-Ni''f'"' fi'" '-'N ''''''''
NUEV.A YORK Novicmbrc 49,
The American" Nubic2ri en- su edl-
ci6n De mariana IN articulo en el cue
Iiia Que Carranza csta obstruyendo
81 comvaHio sob:c cl prob!era de IA
fro"tei'a. q fin dc cbtener IN ARE
glo inoneta-io de rlGyo"e5 ventaJaS de
los EstadoS UniJos. Dicese cue Cabre-
IA revel6 los Gelegados americanos
cl mas scrrrcndeate sis5e...a de contrl-
bucioncs que " in2?lantar e! go
hic"-o &c factc y Que ir:pediria { mu-
chas con22;.:as "-acTic"n2s sc%uir t.a
haj.ndo cn .4Gei pals.
Los dele~7Io2 @:aericancs, por su
parta. Sc Gicc qua a>l2n2zaron los
r-esic.aos cen quo les Ge".u rctirado
el :cconociniento 4 Carvan2a 81 esas
cn:.::ibucicncs 10 - T?od;f!c1ban. Ca
hTcra confer2nci6 con los 'epr2Stntan
tcs dc 10. in.c-2re" 2:Gc-icanoS' eli Ne
xico esho3j TN nue"o proyccto de
transaction. Cne fuG sometido ca
l-an"2. DcspG>: de conferanciar con
Q! Subsecrctarlo DE- Hacienda, Rafael
Nieto. Cabrera &auaci0 que Ca"ranZa
insistia cn el aumcntc d" los impues-
tos. Finaimentc, Cabrera consinti0 en-
tencr una nucva conferencia Y cable
grafi6 = Carranza que este seria el
, ti!timo inteato para obtencr TN are
glo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19

IClrg:aiIIa E>FirIal para IL ih.'>7N'
WASHINGTON, Noviembre IS
FL Secrctario Lane. jefe de IN Conn
sion Americana cn las conferenclas
de Atlantic City, lego 4 esta capi-
tai. con obicto de conferenciar con
el prcsidentc Wilson, sobre las cues
tiones pendientes en- dichas conferer-
ci.s. El Secretario Lane Sc rehuso 4
h2ce: concentrates sobre los trabaJos
de la ComisiGn International: pcro
aseGirase que cuando "egrese Allan
tic City. cl pro%imo lunes, llevara IL
Ultima paIabra de Wilson sobre las
cucstiones pendieAtes.
,.lrtexto del convenio experimental
nue Sc dice han hecho los comislona-
dos Sc mantienc en- complete secTe-
TO : algunos funciona"ios l!cgan 4
Greer que aun no eXistc tai conT2-
MO. Sobre est" particular, d;cese que
10 quo Cabrera telegrafi6 CarranZa
no fua cl tnxto del c0-venio, sino e..
ultimatum que los delegados &nle"i-
c.r0s cntregaron I los nlcXicanoS, Y
en- ei cua! So eXp:esan el maximum
de conccsiones ofrecid&3 para IN arc
gla. D:vhaS conccsiOneS Sc reTl2ran
81 retro Dc las t:ora3 de PershlEg,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
EMPIEZi \ HiBL.tRSE DE PAL
EN- EUROPA.

BERLIN. Noviembre lS.-AlgunoS
mDortanteS peri6dicoS dc eSta "a
pital dicen que eI m0vimieato en-
favor de la paz europea esta a pun
10 de tomar forma definitiva. Dicho
mOyjmientO Sera iniciado con un lila
mamiento de variOs paiSeS neutra-
les a los beliserantes, piditndoleS
que manden delegados a una confe-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
RIjS|1 T|ENE CONplfTA C|)NFI4NzA En-
Fl TR|UEFO DEFNI1IYO
En2pieza a ha blarse de paz en- Europa.-Dcese
que Alernania Ia hecI,o algunas insi-
nuaciones sobre el particular
0TRaS 9TfRS.XTfS S0BaE la GRAN TRAGtDIE

rrncia Gc paz. s. dice que varioS
=obirrnos ncutraleS de Europa So
han purSto va en- cantacto con el de
los E>tadoS UnidoS. Sobrc el parti-
cular antcS dicho. Y aun St ha SON.
dcado aIgunoS de los gobicrnoS
de- los paiSeS beligcrantes para Yer
Si r<t&n dispuc>tos accptar las pro
pOSicioneS de la cOnfcrcncia dc paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
TiNBIEN Ell GOBIERN0 ITALIA
NO PROTESTA.
-Iieip EspccinI para IL pKENsA

NTFEItIO ESPCVIl FiTa II THI--S-'t'
ROMA. Noviembre iS.-El sobier
no italiano acaba de anunciar que
un" Su protesta a la de los OtroS po-
,lereS dc la Entente. por Ia acci6n de
Alcmania de proclamar la Polonia
ruSa como independents.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19
LlBROS EN- ESPANOL

Conpre usted sus libros en- espanol
lgnaclo Z. Luzano. 607 Dolorosa st. San
Antonio, Tens. Su casa es Ia mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19

(paSa i Ia 5a. plana, col. 'a-)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19

pasa Ia ia. piana. col. Ia.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-19

We guarantee LA PRENSA has a larger
paper in the United States.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-07
WEST okANOGAN VALLEY IRRIGA
TON OISTRlcT-NOTlCE OF SPEC
lAl ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that on the 22nd
day of July 1916, a special election will be
held in the West Okanogan Valley Irri-
cation District, an irrigation district Or
ganized under the laws of the State of
Washington, relating to the organization
Of irrigation districts, for the purpose of
submitting to the qualified electors of said
irrigation district the question and pro-
position of the issuance and sale of addi-
tional bonds of said district in the sum of
Fifty Thousand Dollars $3.50, 000.0O).
and determined that theshrdltainrdluion
The Board of Directors of the said Dis
trict has estimated and determined that
the additional amount of money to be
raised and necessary to be raised for the
purpose of the completion, extension and
betterment of the canals, fumes, pine
lines and irrigation system now existing
and under construction and as planned
and contemplated, including the distri-
button system consisting of bitches
fumes and pipe lines for said Irrigation
district, and for the further purpose of
acquiring the necessary and required
property and rights for the conduct and
maintenance of said irrigation system
ana TO otherwise carry out the provision.
or the statute of the State of Washington
Is the sum OF Fifty Thousand Dollars
$500. 100000 and has called said special
election for the purpose of submitting TO
the quaiihed electors of said District III.
question whether or not the additional
ponds or said District in the amount so
estlmated and determined shall be issued
Al SUCH election ballots will be cast nv
the electors OF said District for or again a.
the proposition OF Issuing said bonds, and
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-07
PUBLIC SALE

~, II VIII sell at public sale at my place on
EneneInen Mountain, ga mile west of the
Steve Macy place, on "a '"e
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1916
me following described property: Seven
mead OF horses as follows: l gelding. &
years old, weight 1900; / geiding Year.
old, weight 1900; gelding Years old
T ,@o9 100; l mare years old, weight
mare years. old, weight 1000; / mare ?
years old, weight $50. Is head Of cattle a =
follows: cows from to 6 years old. 2
n neifers is months DID, steer Is months
old, l Durham bull years old; spring
caves CAVES M hereford and Durham breeds.
seated hack, Moline make; i Osborn.
mower and rake; bob sled, Mandt make,
set double harness. At the same time
and place L. Chrisman will offer for sale
head driving and saddle horses: ? sets
buggy harness; two seated hack: . ton
ouggles. Lunch will be served at noor
ana sale will start at 1890 so come early
and take your, time in looking the stock
over. Terms of sale will be: All sums of
si0 and under cash in hand; all sums owe,
so bankable notes, 10 per cent Interest
0 months. Two per cent off for cash.
F. e. Mitchell, Auctioneer.
a. T. Murray, Clerk.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-07
AT THE ORPHEUM,

The Orpheum will present for Satur-
day and Sunday evenings the powerful
dramatic production The Final Judg-
ment," with that always charming &C
tress, Ethel Barrymore. as the leading
lady. This is one of the strong Rolfe
photoplays in five parts, and its popu-
larity In the large cities is evidence of
its strength and attractiveness. The
Orpheum is presenting as choice a
line Of features Of the film variety as
can be seen at any of the popular
priced moving picture houses of the
larger cities, and the pictures are
placed upon the screen as clearly and
distinctly as those presented anywhere
In the country. We have had an oppor-
tunity to see movies in Spokane, re-
Gently, and aside from the elaborate
furnishings of the houses the Oroville
theatres give just as good an enter
tainment as can be seen in that city.
In THE Final Judgment" presented
by strong cast, the Orpheum has an
offering for this week we'll worth see
ing.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-07

such ballots shall contain the words
Bonds Yes or Bonds No, or words
equivalent thereto, and meaning the same,
to indicate the vote of the elector upon
such proposition.
The election precincts in said District
as heretofore fixed and established for the
general election for said District are here
by continued fixed and established as
election precincts for said special election
as. aforesaid and said precincts are as
follows
And that part of said district lying north
of the line extending east and west
through the middle of Township 3S ~,
4. q E. W. NJ. is included in Election
Precinct No. l.
The voting place for said Election Pre-
cinct No shall be the dwelling house of
r. L. Stansbury near the Okanogan river
bridge, south east of Orovlle:
All shat part Of said District lying
through the middle of Township IS N,
r. y e. w. NJ, is included in Election
Precinct No. 2.
The voting place of said Election Pre-
cinct No. shall be the dwelling house OF
Ralph Pheasant, one-half mile from Okla
hogan River Bridge north west of Tomas
ket.
For the purpose of said election the
following officers are hereby appointed
for Election Precinct No. l.
w Fl L. s Star inspector; Geo. j.
For Election Precinct No. 2: r. Pleas
ant, inspector; NJ. V. Picken and H. l..
Smith, Judges.
Electors residing within the district
shall vote in the precinct wherein they
reside. Electors residing without the dis
trlct shall vote in the precinct nearest
their place of residence.
Polls will be open from nine o'clock a.
m to four o'clock p. NJ -
Dated this gath day of June 1916.
Nj. X. BOWEN
ERWIN TRUAX,
GEO. l. COLE.
,... Board Of Directors w. o. V. /. d.
Attest-E. RISTE, Sec'y.
FIRST publication June 80, 1916
Last publication July q, 1916.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-07-07
BACK FROM THE EAST,

DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Masters and
daughter Tressie arrived In, Oroville
Wednesday afternoon by auto after 80
days travel from Indianapolis, Ind,
DR.. Masters and party left for the east
on the LIST day of August last year
with the intention of being absent a
year, travelling by automobile. The
doctor went east for the purpose of
taking thorough post graduate course
in dentistry. During his absence he
devoted himself assiduously to the OBJ
ject he had in view, and he is now not
only thoroughly posted on the most
modern methods of dentistry, but
brings back with him the latest equip
ment used in the profession, portion
of which is an X-rays machine that
has been found to be almost indispen-
sible in practice.
The doctor reports that the trip
to the east was very pleasant, devoid
OF accidents or delays. The return
trip was different. Heavy rains have
fallen during the past month all over
the country, and everywhere enroute
he traversed roads made almost i'm
passable on account of the mud Many
slight and annoying accidents occurred
to the machine. delaying travel. He
laid over two days at st. Louis, one
day at Kansas City and one day at
Spokane consuming 80 dys on the trip
from Indianapolis to Oroville. He is
delighted to get back to Oroville, and
feels that the outlook here is better
than in most parts of the country
he visited.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the interior T. c
2S. 1916. ""S"ilstoh' June
r,, Notice &c is hereby given that Henry
VINO on January 6, 1916. made homes t ,o, !;
SEnIr% serial No 0l4624. for NV Il M ii 4
+ a. 40 ! NV Il q and NE IA sW ii Sec Sec So
nad 5e n X; ~ D.. and on January G 1910
So so; glt625 for lots |. ?, and and SELL SELL
S ,, Il sec; 80 7. 40 81. R. % r.. Villa Villa
t tion meridian; has filed notice OF inten-
h [lsn claim to the land above describe5
, nTtofe Julia Bussert, United States Cow
m missioner, at Oroville. Washington on III
Claimant names as Witnesses. o,,
Johnson, Paul Baker, Steve Know oi ie
Nharle Matson, all of Oroville. VAST an"
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