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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Events of Washington, D. c.,
Are Reported by Telegram's
Correspondent There.
ESPECIAL 70 1aI -rLsa.As,

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The Ma
tional Missionary Congress. country
wide organization OF church laymen.
has been meeting here all this week.
attended by many distinguished
churchnen. West Virginia had u
small representation, which had been
very attentive on the sessions and
much interested in the set speeches
and informal discussions. Some OF
them in attendance were the Rev. DIR.
Arbuthnot, DR.. Van Voorhis and ]. Ii.
Oatey, OF Parkersburg.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

See Dodge Brothers new car at
Garage,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

stanhope Mcclolland Scott has boon
confirmed by tho Senate postmaster
at Terra Alta to succeed Bucknor F,
Scott. deceased. Star route 1924,
Fourteen to Ranger. ". Va, has been
ordered discontinued.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Accepts Position.
Miss Minnie Conrad. OF Stout's Mills.
has accepted position at the hospital.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

After weeks OF time and lot Of
trouble, Congressman Littlepage be-
lieves that he has his bill to provide
for a release OF a right Of way through
the government property at Lock 6
on the Kanawha river, In such shape
that he can get It passed by the House
next week. When this Is done, and
Senator Chiffon can get It through the
Senate. the Charleston-Dunbar Trac-
ton Company will no longer face the
immediate necessity OF expanding
100000 to move Its lines. The gov
eminent engineers were dead set
against reversing Themselves on this
project. Thoy were opposed to grant,
ing q release TO the street car COM
pany. and It required somo persistent
and fine work TO get them to change
their report and agree TO now lease.
Then the military committee got tho
bill and the chairman of the rivers
and harbors committee was stirred
up because he said tho military COM
mlttee was ARBITRARILY assuming juris-
diction Of affairs which belonged ex-
clusively to his committee. There was
q Jealous row there. which called for
ali the diplomacy that Uncle Adam
Llttlcpage possessed. He finally got
the bill. which had already been fav-
orably reported on by the military
affairs committee recommitted to the
rivers and harbors committee, the
chairman Of which has promised to
report the bill out in few days. At
present all troubles are smoothed out
and the situation seems serene, hut Mr..
Nttlepage Is in high state Of pre-
paredness to face any trouble that
may bob up. In matters like this a
member can never tell when somebody
is going to toss hand grenade at his
bill. or trench-mine under 1t and blow
II up. And Uncle Adam Littlepage has
his heart set on getting this bill
through. As he said to the govern.
ment's chief engineer. Col. Taylor
when he was trying to get favorable
report from that branch OF the SER
vice in the place OF an unfayorable
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Big values for the money in Dodge
Brothers new car Thompson's
Garage.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

The committee on invalid pensions
OF teh House has favorably reported
on Congressman Sutherland's bill to
increase to $40 month the pension of
Elijah Coffman, of Belington.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Building Bungalow.
T. N. Davis is building bungalow
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

KRAKAUER|
A name standing at
any time these forty-tive
years for all that is best |
and most desirable in
piano tone and piano
construction, was first
established, and is still
maintained, by persis-
tent adherence to HIGH
1DEALS-Musical, Ar
tistic and Mechanical.
Pianos fro m the
Krakauer point Of view
must, in order to be
worthy oil the name, be,
FIRST OF ALL, fault
less opponents OF arts
tic musical representa-
ton. Whatever other
merits thcv NAV have.
whatever other attrac-
tons they may possess,
if they fall short of per-
feet harmonic express
sion, they fail to achieve
their real purpose and
miss altogether the
mark aimed at.
Whatever degree of
Krakauer success has
been thus far attained is
due to the r'nyielding at
titude of the founders of
the House, all expert
musicians by heredity
and from choice. They
have always insisted
and still insist as musi-
clans that a piano must
be primarily A PER
Feet MUSICAL In
STRUMENT.
Davis, Burkhaln &
Tyler Co.
Sole Agents
Masonic Temple
W. Pike ST., Clarksburg
-.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
Der natiOna(tdtS(o(e St6Ceer!

Sem .Gongfe 9ioneer" entnebmm mir foIgen0es: Serr g8mL s
@t6fer, tpelder betunntIi1 Gou6erneurstanoi0at it, fhetnt IN bic traurig
Sage gefomuen sa ieh fener Notton o%n6ugeb0ren, Dor ftr5er 8i
atldrte r I'M n4ioneer@, onB er inter Der oanHben 6lagge gboren it
iuo IN grhfen an Die 0maber 3Gnen nonnte er oeieben in Der $oft
ming, OoB fe fin i'm fnnmen Diroes iene lieben 2onoslalte. WAttler
nsIe erf6rt SER GtOGer BEN 6uoboer 9euHheu, 0uB er IN Saubura
ae6oren uno Elm eder 9erhher fi Destegen ietne Iisben oeItber
2au6sIlte lire Sttmmgn fir i'm obgeben mlBten.
9ob Stofr oer inSDHden init Der G~rfldrGng berdusfoms re fha
er Dorouf Ia, os Game geboren ali fem, eu1porte Die Eeutihen, Die ntt
germ etnen tpirfi& groben ME St6der 6os groBe 8aterIano DerIagneH
ichen, oerarig, oaB Ie i'm iiberbntpt nidt os Getifen onerferner
noHen; uno iest oo er ieine oanite abfuDft berLeagnet uo bebanptet
In $amtarg geboren gu fem, molten i'm bic 8dueu aud nift BADEN.
.SSbr f6nnt i'm ggne friegen@, iasen bic 9eIiden 8u ben 0Gnen.
aBer ba oieIe ben 3eutiBen erpioerr, oB tie TIN aud nmt baben poaen,
1T Der orme St0Gr auf biie 4eie HatonoLttGtslos eeporoen
8dhren0oeIen berlmutet e8, 6B er F1 ben Srdnbern anfhIieBe1
noble, bd CT In einen often @ef1Ieft8regtter cine ltrrrgrobtante emit
bet bo6e, pehe an enen 9anu Deberratet eapeien iL oeien @roB'
batter NIT 9ornaren Ntfhe beB.
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EeriOaalieu.

Gie Serren Greb @iIiter u1tS
2ietriH glouiien nit 6otnilien aus
BENDER, 9ebr., Die itn ldngere 3eit
airtt geiuGe Der 5nntilie Des
&errn 9. 9Ionfineier m Orange,
Sal, oufgebaIten BADEN, limb ben.
te mad gen6er 5urifgefebrt. sic
6eritten, oab in jiingter 8eit tn
Californian beItige &egenltiirme
Shdoen peruriaft bnben. SIN ueb-
rigen bat eg tbnen ober In benz
@Iumenitaate gefdaeil.
liner auEitgartller s. s. 8eB
1T naG 8oibingtott uto Stem y0rf
pereiit, I'M oif ben 0ortisen Blu.
men : altsIfeaimaen ais 8irettor
Der 9ntionalrn 5loriiten . @eiea.
ihdtt ais grefsridDter 81 fIneie-
rem. SER @eB BOT int adil8cn 2on-
be etnen 4dmen oils Sndoeritdnoi.
ger.
Ter oeutfde 9ionier G6lpor0
@atrsfi bate ON Ireitng 6aS In.
eliid. ouf ben Ereppen bes Court
bauies 81 iaaen uuo iif am On.
fel nno on ben GhuItern id)nier3.
lid al oerIcsen. or Duroe nnf)
leinem Seim i'm .Spuie Of 9ope"
gebrdt)t uno in 1r3tIide Sc.
b1nOIung a%enonunert. g9ir boffen,
oub SEER @itrsti balb Dieoer Der.
eeiteat iein piro.
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Wnnhernpnss apn,ert.

Dor efnern ftinjfneritau0iaen,
tanE5nren Bitblifum aab geIterit
nben0 oas berilImlte 9eep .gorf
GDnfpbnie 5rdeIter inter Der
Seihing oes etninenten girtaentelt
Rsalter 9amrnid Elm Ronsert. 0ds
cen 3uboreru einen mrDerneBlihelt
@enuB bereitete. 9dg Orddter IpieI.
te Die FINITE Spnpbonie ron
EidaifolDSfp in elmer Meiie. Die
bic bodlte 9eimauOeriug berDor.
REF. Seoer Der bier Safe 0ieies
eroben 9pnipcrfes tDiroe inter Der
4~erDorbebltng aIer ieiner mannie.
fnder Gigenbefteb IN erbabener
Sh0Hteit SIR A~usfIbnfng ee6raht.
Mlit her zlDeitpn Summer nra-
ieatierte SER Domroldy feline ei.
gene Sd6pfmgen. bier aumHern
aus Ser be9leitenoen @2iTif 0es
pyiehiiAeh Trmnds vs~Dbiaenenia IN
MuIis bic er iiir Die beriHmte
Gdauipieferia @araaret Mnolfs &C.
ihrieben. 2ieic prdhtiae. int 70.
mantiiten StiI gebalteuc aali5
re2tHoc MaiIf fonD bic b6ditc
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Gin nenss enper galda.Q ardsn.

WniIano, iiber 8oris un6 2onoon,
%. MGr5. Sap Der ~nermor6ete"
@nber 9oifa nitt tot lit, miro MN
aud in aegppten 5ugegeben. 9sabe
ioa Der tartti1e &riegsminIlter benz
Robe nber Iein. Gem oSecolo" miro
bettte bon Cairo gemeloet, oaB Der
gaida in Arobien aus 8er5peifIung
oasiiber, bob Die g~tieOerlage Der Cir.
Tel ni9t mebr abgepenoet peroen
t0nne, einen 5eIbitmoroneriud ge.
maft babe uno in fritiidem 3u.
itanoe oornieoer liege. (Betomtli6
lit Der ariegsminiiter Ieste ISOLDE
geiuno uro nturter uilo 8uOeriidtLis
der oenn lie nod aonitantinopeI du'
riideetebrt.)
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Sin @[nniher.

Qgianeee, gtebr., Is. Udrs. -
Bel Der 9etrigen 2nno8iebung fir
Seimlt1tten in Seottsbluif unO
Cheyenne Counties sog 6. S. aeglep
oas critic Sos, moourh er bic beiten
SO Ader 2on0 erbalt. SIM gan5en
iporen 1924 applifanten einsetragett,
bod nur 43 Gtil6 2ailo luaren 8u
p~ertoien. DOS 5peite Sos Sog Q.
g. 8oQinger pom 2ucern, Colo, ur0
oas. brittle @lorD Mar0ermott bon
bier.
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Norlueaiider 9ampfer torpe6iert.

aonoou, %. Rdr5. Der nor.
pagii6e Gampfer gluufIoafeu puroe
Dor elmer 8o1e III Der gtoroiee bon
eiuem 0eltiden Taufboot tDrpe0teri
mo perientt. Bier gaitgtieoer oer
Mtonnihoit Durben dltf Der 9obt
Der Goggerbarf auf9efiiht; man
hirftet, baB Die nbrigen umgefom.
men ffib. (3ie Mefoung uber bic.
len @orfoI fonlmt etrons ip6t; bel
Ieidt If fe erIogen.9
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lsiir0ialrn fes gub[lfnns.

8iiroiglng ees gubIifnms.
Gem auftreten oon syoIebb 6of.
mann fab mon INIT h1blter Gpan.
nlulg entgegen Die Iif bnIo in ge.
lDum0erung beriuonoelte. Ser Sof.
mann ipielte 0as groBe aon5ert in
y. bon 5fubinltein, uno seigte fif
odbei ais ~iouperdner Meiiter Ser
Iehnif uno Gdopfer Der berii.
denoiten 9onbiIoer. Geine 9eiitun.
gen riiien oas gu6liflm al brorl-
ienoen geifaIIsitlrmen bin, wofnr
Der gottbegnnoete aiinItler nit nleh.
reren 3ugaben Onnfte, NIT oelell
er It'd, beiunoers NIT Waen0elsIohn'g
1pinulieS dis goet am 6liiaeI
seigte.
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9Lns hrln Gtnatt.

Glbfoib. Bel einem 4iitomobiL
unfaa mlrom 5ru1 Mtarsaret AiI
ion beioe 8eine aebrohen. Der
9enfer Der 0aIhine bnfte oie SION.
troae iiber DieIelbe perloren ni0
6rau 8ilion iprung ous OerieibeL
fiel je0oh aeraDe Dor Die Adoer, Die
iiber iie binipeggingen.
Crete. Gds 0uus BON 6ranf
&agner puroc 5retto9 Don einem
Geuer heimgelidt, Dos bctrddilinei
SnnOen onrihtetr.
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Sofort U%erfangti

Seniider @eidaftsmaHn DanIas
id)Snrs 3immer init cher Obns 6riih.
naf uor 1.30 llbr HEDreeHs, bri einer
GriDatfamilie, in eiaem SaHie, w0
feline anoertn SDar0er Hnb. &0b.
nmns mnF midt IN weit Dom DC.
idyaftsfaI Der Sfaot selesrn itfm.
Maa aSrriitre iofDrt s. e. Dma.
DO SribiHt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25
KEITH NEVILLE
NORTH PLATTE
Demokratischer Favorit fir Gouverneur

Gin ube5u9er Democrat eeboren uno oufee8ogn in Rebra8fa, EN-
fanger, intenigenter Q2ann nit gfut, 8ioung uno 56bigfat. Gin 8lrger
nit beten neutrality-suspicious. Elm erfolgreiter @eiddtSmonn NIT a.
ertnnnter grabrung. :
Gr Ht fem egener Serr inO bat iene egene &Garmn NIT ei8enen
ghttte:
SD FGe nit grdf6ent 8ition obne GntiduHigmg ODER Or.
.tdrung. 9tetne lntrftlsune i1m ae8eniber lit nirtIh, adt ongebIid /"
sd frrme nidt oanit therein, DAB ie6r aanobat cine neue un0
trtbepdbrte G9eorie auf5uiteQen bat"
sd bin gegen Die qnnobue unprnttther, erpertnentaer uno nuts
toPr geese."
sd babe feline S%tefenpferoe, bin ieoof fir 9rteqan0fraBen, pir6e
.8epsgebung 3peds 8erieiehmg forbern nno bic Gtnfubrung zines Bureaus
.tegInIigens I'm bic gelt init Den punDerbaren g~nhrAdsen Rebragfas
|betaunt 5u mafen"
SeOer ganr foate 9errn geDtGes 9latfOrm ten.
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Barnuhe.

8enn innerbolb sebn Sobren
Gle nit unierer Mrbeit ur5ufrie.
ben iino, MAIDEN mir bieielbe 81
5brer pofIten 3ufrie6cnbeit ipie.
Der gut, ooer Snblen Sbr @eIo
5uriid, % mir beb1upten: Gin
befrieoigter artnoe lit Die bette
Reflntne, Die eB gibt."
Inter ben ~tonienoen uitierer
GlnOen nniiien mir nod Sen iu.
den, Der nit uns niht Sufrieoen
mar, uno uns miro 70 oft geiogt:
sic eriporten mir penigitens Die
S1Ifte Der 8obnar5trednufg. uno
SIRE &rbeit mar nor3iielih. aein
8nnOer, ooB sic 10 beid1ftigt
itno. aue nteine Jreunoe ner0en
fiber neine 3abne bemerfeL unO
i'd meroe linen fiber jagert, no
ite eenadt iino."
8enn sic ifeptiid un0 niht
nit urts betdnnt ftno, rufen Gie
bite Douglas 2S72 onL uno mir
Ididen Sbnen cine Giite GINGER
nnierer aunoen. Gufen Gle ole.
ieIben ouf uto Ioiien Gle iid bon
ibuen lire 3einruts hber uns
iagen.
9oilen Sie uns NIT sy5nen Ben
3uitmlo Sbrer 8Gbne beipreden.
Se0e Qrbeit oiif 10 Sabre goroil.
tiert. @ergIeiben Sie uniere gret.
ie nit ben bon Sbnen bisber be-
aabIten.
Gil6cr' 5iduHseu Soc
&eife arpnen $500. .$4.00
gatite 22-Gar. BOl6fronen $500
8rafenarbsit, per Gain $500
geite &Iattrn 50, So II. $40
Sesdnolangeu .......... Sf.00
Bel a~Ontroften non $40 an besa6.
len mir gieiiegsls bis 80 Msilen.
SpredfnnOsn: $50 bis 6, 9itt.
mDnD HHD $HWsIHB UIs . UUtHDR,
S0nntag 10 bis 100.
MCKINNEY, Dentist
rSbe 9iaH BbO gnt Sect in
Seetb".
Ia. nnS Sarnam SIR, 1924 Far.
nam. Ed. 7Omslas 2S72.
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Der 70 Sobre aIte QeIg 4. Sc.
teriers felt iiber OreiBig sSabren Gin
9eDalner Der staOt. begina bette
frilb in Sallie ieiner 1odter. 8roil
Is e. & Sarien 915 4sro 4S.
Abe. SeIbltmoro. mOem er iid nut
cinent Nalierneiier Die aehie 6urdl-
ldliti. anoaneriioe aranfbeit bai
Den @reIs in ben 9o0 getriebrn.
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Secunleb. Grou 3innie Gbnfp,
6eren Mann onl 16. Sttober 1916
BEL Ran0oIpb, &anlos, bet einem
motorunfou um's 2eben fam, tpurbe
bon Der Union 4ociftc Balm cine
Summe bon $4,000 oLg S9aoen.
erias altsgeaoblt.
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BeSOnderSi i'm Fruhjahr,

tpenn sic GepaIt oes 8inters bor.
fiber If, finb Die nerbenitdrfenOen
gieenidoften bon
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&c beso5lt fh, in Sen .aIoI.
.iifiSirfen anseieen@ Der Eribiine sl
nHnoHcireH.
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}air6li6e Gadridten.


Geutide CD. I4tberiihe CT. 9allls.
Stride, ode %. ul0 Grams CTR.
@otteS0ienIte I'M 10 ubr; abenSs
in engl. Gprode I'm 7.30; &bema
iber 8oiiionsgeonnfen. Soften.
gottesoienlt in oeltti4er Sprahe I'M
Is ubr obenOs. Sonntogsidule
.11.30. geutlh.etgl. @eneinoe.
iduIe, 2ebrer 5. u. 9ilgenoori.
g. g. Otto, 8nitor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25

zSalfs funS.
Gietrid SdinOIer, Gebr. Gin 800
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25

Gentfhe W1ptbooiiten Stride gde
Center un0 ii. StrdBe.
SonntogsIduIe 10 nbr morgetts.
Grans Wteper, @nperintenDrrt,
gre6igt nllo 5eier oes beiIigen
abenomobIs IL ll6r moreerts. ga.
flor gbus. 8. aocrner, 9itrifts.
5uperintenbent bon 2incoIn. Mebr.,
'luirO onltiereiL SugenobunOper.
iammIung 1913 ubr obeuos. auguit
96ring, 9r1ii0ent. s ubr Gre.
Digit 8 ottesbient. 9oItor O. s.
Seller bon Mtartel, geebr.. miro pre.
0igen. - gibel. uno getitiinOe 9ettt.
nod abeno I'M s llbr. Sir
aroufenbelude uilo ole Qmtsbono.
hmgen in beutider o0er enaliiher
5pradle ltets eerue bereit q.
s. Safer. FaAor. @obnl;rig 1926
SID II. StraBc. Gel. Goag. 74s6.
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8eutIde Breie GpauoeIiide Stride,
10. uno Gorcas Cir. u. Silfer-
baumer, 9aitor. 8obnung 1115
.0orcus Ctr.
GoitesOienIte ndditen Sountag ME
aeruobnlid. SunntngsihuIe 9.45
BORN. @ottegbienlte ultl II lbr
BORN. 1tr6 s llbr abenOs. Sligeno.
berein Inn 7 llbr obenos. 9ai.
itonsaottesoienit Mithpoa obeltos
nm s ubr. aae iino freunOli9it
einaeIaoei. Observation-Disclosures.
ridt 0tittpo9 nadmittoe nm bolb
5 llbr. 3u ionitigen alntgbnuo.
lungen nn0 Arantenbeiitden lit Der
8oltor Ttets bereit; iuer BARN ieine
Silfe ODER Mats beOdrf iprede Dor
ooer RUE ouf GDIer 1892.
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MCKINNEY, DsntIstsn

orsfibren I1Bt lit er0Bter Steel
lit1t periifert.
nniere 8reiie itno Die nie6rig-
item.
uufere 9lrbeit 1T Die bette, Die
iabreIunge Grfobritng un0 bobe
@ebalter eraeugen tonneu.
auf oas BON inns benubte Mn.
teriol fonnen mir nit 5tola oIs
6os bette iueiien.
llniere lnnitaren DorithtsmoB-
regeln nn6 6o8ilitdten tonnen
niht iibertroffen tper0er, ttll6 nidlt
6u bergeiierL uniere
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-12-29
FOREST SERVICE NOTES.

Uoomis District, Okanogan National
forest.)
The Loomis livestock association
will hold their annual meeting at Loo
mis- January IT, Application for graz
ing permits will be taken at this time
ALI persons interested in the grazing
Of stock on the Okanogan National
Forest are urged to be present.
The fort st service has secured an
excellent lantern and slides to be used
in giving illustrated lectures on forest
activities to the schools in and adjoin-
ing to the Okanogan National Forest
This lecture will occupy about one
and one fourth hours The schedule for
covering the schools in this part of
the county will be arrange for and
published later.
X. P. Cecil surveyor for the Forest
service from the district office at Port
land, Oregon, spent the past week in
this district.
The two saw mills operating in this
district have closed down for the win
ter.
A local trapper living in Loomis
has made quite thinning out of coy
otes in this vicinity, having captured
33 in the Sinlahekin valley.
The Tungsten Mines Co., located
near the international boundary line,
in this district, who have employed
from fifty to sixty men for the past
year, have suspended operations,
owing to the heavy snow fall they were
unable to pack in supplies for that
number OF men.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-12-29
DEATH OF A PIONEER.

Last week Mrs. Ferdenand Baker
died in South Dakota and the remains
were shipped to Chesaw for burial.
Just year ago her husband died and
was buried on the 26th of December
and it was the intention of the rela-
tives to have the funeral of the aged
relict buried on the anniversary Of that
sad event Owing to delays on the rail-
road caused by heavy SHOWS the re-
mains did not reach Chesaw until late
Tuesday night so the funeral had to be
postponed until Wednesday, Dean Geo,
H. Severance, officiating. The Bak-
ers were among the first homesteaders
on the north half of the Colville reser-
walton when 1t was thrown open to set
Element, and the genial old people so
endeared themselves to the neighbors
and people Of the edjacent country
that they were always affectionately
spoken of as Grandpa and Grandma
Baker. Both reached a green old age.
The passing of Mrs. Baker is regretted
and mourned by a number of relatives
and a much larger number of old
friends who will long bear her in
loving remembrance.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-12-29
ShERIEE,S SALE.

Under and by virtue OF a writ OF eNecu-
ton. issued out OF the superior court VI
the State of Washington, holding terms az
Spokane, Washington, In and Tor SpoKaine
county, on the 9th day OF November, l9lo,
and 10 me directed and delivered, loI
Judgment rendered in said court on the
of f. NJ. Churchill and against Horn ST.
yer Mining Company, a corporation Iol
the sum of S1466.0J together with costS
of suit and interest have leVleu On 80 ~ ~
the right, title, claim and interest OF sald
defendant of, in and to the lollo"iie
property, to-wit:
The Horn silver" ,sn,s silver T,irr Ho i6de
MING claims, designated by the surveyor
portion of Sections Twenty One and no
Twenty Eight IN tow9ship l9I on yw nUIIn M
mining district Okanogan county, Wr asa5
| ington as bounded, plated and describes
| in the official survey OF SAID claliis dh hu
United States Government to the HQril a 3I,-
yer, Mining Company, said patent 3ei ny
dated March 9TH, 1914 and filed Lana ana RE- ef
corded in the offiee OF d the Auo''o'
| Notice is hereby given that on the ot i
day of January \. -. 1915 az ~ SiTCA
| 4, NJ. of said day l will sell al tne Ils ~ \.
! title and interest of said defendant, %, ~
either of them. in and to the above desct \,
| nroperty. or so much thereof as may NC
nee essary to satisfy palntlIl c it osts
sides all costs, interest ana accr4f1 nd+ door
The sale will take place at the front 400 Goor
| of the court house, at OkanoSan n Oh IN
hogan county, Washington, at pupllc auC II
! ton for cash In hand "a the hlShest anu
| best bidder. >,-,. oo,,,+,,
Washington, this LIST day Oh Decei''ei'
A. D. 1916. ,v ~ cr,Apr<
sheriff of OIxanoean County Washington,
nv CLAIR WARD, Deputy.
First publication December s, 1916.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-12-29
SHERIFF ELS GALE.

Under and by virtue of a writ OF exc
cution under foreclosure issued out OF inc
Superior Court OF the state OF WaSLIlS-
ton, holding terms at OkanoSdDni, NJ w
on the 5th day of December, 1911 ana 70
me directed and delivered, Tor a JuuSueHt
rendered in said court On tne on usg "a
December a. -. 1916 in favor OF screen H.
Webb, plaintiff and against John NJ. MOI
ris, Sir, Martha Ii. Norris, ms Wiiei Jolih
NJ Norris, Jr., and Elizabeth n. sewer
heirs of Grace lG. Norris, deceased, the
unknown heirs of said Grace l1 Norris, de-
ceased, former wife of said joni NJ. Norris
ST., and John Nj. Norris. Jr., individually
for the sum OF SlOoo';-z toseti,ioi 80,
costs of suit and interest, have leVied on
all the right, title, claim ana interest o.
said defendants of, in and to the tollo"ihs
property, to-Wit: ,,,t+
three and Lot numbered Five OF Section
Tirty -four in Township forty Nortn, ana
Lot numbered Two of Section three, ana
Lots numbered nine, ten and thirteen OF
Section Four in Township thirty-nine
North, OF Range twenty seven, East OF
Willamette Meridian, Okanosan county.
Washington, containing one hundred
thirty-two ana siXty-iiVe hundfeths
acres
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of January, A. d. 1917 at the hour OF
eleven o'clock a. m. of SAID day, WIZ
sell all the right, title andi interest Of SAID
John NJ. Norris, ST. Martha II. Norris, ms
wife; John NJ. Norris, Jr, and Elizabeth n
Sewell, heirs of Grace E. Norris. DECEASED
other unknown heirs of said Grace 10.
Norris. deceased, former wife Of SAID
John NJ Norris, ST., or either of them, IN
and to the above described property, or
SO much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy plaintiffs claim, besides all costs,
interest and accruing costs.
The sale will take place at the front
door of the court house at OkanoSan, IN
Okanogan county, Washington, at public
auction for cash in hand to the highest
and best bidder.
Dated at Okanogan, Okanogan county,
Washington, this 9Th day of December,
1916.
HARRY Il. STARK,
Sheriff of Okanogan county, Washington
BY CLAIR WARD Deputy
j. NJ. ADAMS, Oroville, Wash. Attorney
for plaintiff.
First publication December s, 1016.