The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-06-08

Frank Schultz Is now night clerk of the
Hotel de Grubb. taking the position laade
/ lpher. The travelling public will Ind in Mr..
Schultz a genial and accommodating at
tachee of that popular hostlery.
Neal and Gormerly shipped a car load
smelter this week. it was the highest
lgrade ore so far taken out Of the mine.
and that Is saying good deal IN favor
of the shipment for some car loads have
averaged up to q pretty stiff value. More
over. the boys have enough ore In sight
to keep them busy far up into next win
Mtn truth the sad q
county has one mine that is paying the
operators.
The Red Cross society. or the more ac-
tive members Of that organiSaton iSa sGa are are
workers and every lady Of the town. old
and young. should lend assistance, De-
pressing as 1t may sound. there will come
a time when everything that the Red
Cross can provide for the aid and comfort
Of our soldier boys will be needed, and
not a single one of them should ever suf-
( fer for lack of the comforts provided by
that society.
The following Oroville scholars passed
in the eighth grade examination and were
awarded diplomas: Gordon Jackson Mar
garet Brecklin Helen Jackson, Pauline
Cecie Robertson, Jean Adams. Emma
Gadbury. Clarence Douglas. Erwin
Schultz. Ellemeham-Hazel Vovee, Cir
e!e.Gertrude ,,T Chase; , Vida od Kidwsll we'll
lMolson-Lois Potter Harrletta Carmody.
George Torrance Ethel Rounds.
l.. c. Gray who has been resident OF
Oroville for the past few years, and for
mess, left this week with his family for
Idaho, and after visiting in that state for
% an to IS ast
THAT Mr.. Gray will fall foul Of one of those
fearful tornadoes that have Of late been
TIE ,s d"as hs will Of 5ne bacS
the golden west where the wind rarely
rises above gentle zephyr and the sun
kissed land calls joyously unto man.
Residents of Oroville should bear In
mind that Wauconda is to have celebrd- =
ton next Thursday. June IA. which holds
out attraction sthat should draw the lar
gest crowd that has ever yet assembled
Colvile reservation. The occasion will be
the opening and dedication of the new
Community hall recently completed
ipeople and the residents Of the adjacent
icountry. The day is to be given over to
sports and in the evening there will be a
lgrand ball. Representatives will be pres
lent from all the surrounding country and
IOroville should send large delegation as
"a contribution to the crowd.
| Here is a chance for Maxwell car
lowners to get in on the Liberty Bonds
with little or no cost. The Maxwell Auto
company, to participants and winners in
a national Maxwell contest that will be
on from June 16 to 25. AS the report goes
lin this Maxwell economy contest $50 000
in U. S. Liberty Bonds will be given as
Iprizes in one gallon gasoline economy
lcompetition or the amount. $25, 900 In
bonds will go to private owners and $685.
1000 will go to Maxwell dealers throughout
the nation Local owners of Maxwels will
have as good a chance as any one to win
la Liverty Bond The contest is open tc
women drivers as well as men. Every one
has an equal chance. Maxwell owners In
IOrOville and throughout the county
should take a hand
An organization of farmers on Elleme.
lham mountain known as the French
ICoach Horse company was formed las
week composed of s. A. DeMerchant
president; E. r. Bury, secretary; w. o
Steele, treasurer and J. r. Hickey. San
Peterson and Ed. Anderson, and purchas,
ed from VIM. T. Tracy. of Kennewick
manager OF the western division of thu
celebrated Dunhams pure bred horse com
pany OF Wayne, Ills. the thoroughbret
French Coach stallion Champion Thi
, Ianimal Is only three years old, weighs
1900 pounds and Is one of the finest stool
lhorses of the kind ever brought into thu
Pacific northwest. The animal Is beaut!
land Is the kind of stock that Is needed II
this county to improve the horses of tn
hin country and the valley.