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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-05

and Fridays. This change is merely a
return to the schedule of train running
that has been in vogue, with the ex-
ception Of few months of daily SER
vice. for several years.
w. H. Bragg purchased a Buick car
from the Frank-Pentecost Buick COM
pany last week and the first trial trip
was run to Princeton. The run salts
fed Mr.. Bragg with his investment.
Mrs. Fritz Grathwohl and her
daughter, Miss Eliza Grathwohl, left
Tuesday morning for Seattle and Van
couver where they will visit with re-
latives and friends for several weeks.
S. H. Sanderson. our local plumber
than whom there is not a more skill
full workman in his line in the county
has a contract to do considerable
plumbing for new buildings at Nelson.
There will be series of tabernacle
meetings held in Oroville commencing
November 7 and continuing two weeks,
conducted by Evangelist S. H. Eddings,
of Spokane. The services will be held
under a tent.
N. A. Doyle and family left for We
natchee last week where they will as
sist in the picking Of the big apple
crop in the Wenatchee valley, return
ing to their home near Oroville when
the picking season is over.
Reevie Frank of Oroville, booster
and distributor for the Buick in these
parts, was in town on business mis-
sion the fore part Of the week, confer
ring with local agents Of that car, Hale
& Malott.-Okanogan Independent.
G. L. Roberts, connected with the
state bureau of inspection and super
vision of public offices, spent last
week going over the records Of the
town and checking up the offices,
books and reports. He found the bust
ness affairs of Oroville, as kept track
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-05

s.,ss Mott, of Okanogan was in
Sunday.
n pcCourt, of Tonasket, was in
Nile Sunday.
EK JAMESON was in town from
npgsn Sunday.
4 Day Of Nelson was an arrival
sn Friday last.
hns Ford, Of Loomis, was in town
kfness Saturday.
In Tyler, Of Loomis, was regis
q b town Saturday.
m1ey P. D. Smith of Okanogan,
! visitor in town Friday last.
ssiii Clair Ward and Prosecuting
ma Johnson were in town for a
leury last Friday on official bust
In Snider has framed up a mighty
kAIlg slogan for the Bank of Oro-
II Is "A Good Bank in a Good
~
n md Mrs. Geo. H. Ellis returned
bhdr home at Spokane Friday last,
x BY auto via Grand Forks and
Colville valley.
Ne campaign for another liberty
N y on and every citizen should
y Up for at least one bond. There
bpbstter Investment.
ne thanks Of this office is due to
j Spencer for a liberal supply of
y inest peaches We have seen this
y, grown on Mr.. Spencer's Cozy
hnr tract.
s1rday Geo. Bartell sold one of
NJ well seven passenger Stude-
II an to o. N. Lawrence, a pros
Ecus wheat grower of the Chesaw
ne tri-weekly train service between
NFlle and Princeton was resumed
lndiy Of this week, trains making
\ round trip Mondays, Wednesdays
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-02
LAWSON IS
PREPARED To
TELL Of LEAK
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-02
RON GOOD THAT
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-02

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NEa WEARS SEshoS MAS 1
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-02

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cG- =-T= z5'o-. freely and comfort
EeT P--= 20. SOC. and 800 per
,cil-@- sod ~ Ringer Drug Co.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Guy Ferguson, hs, laborei, and
Miss Iva Priebe, 81, both of North
Baltimore.
Roy c. Carr, 20, chemist, Detroit,
Mich, and Miss Florence w. Witt
mer, 20, Bowling Green.
Perry II. Whftacre, 20, clerk. and
Miss Fama NJ. Sands, 10. both of
Bowling Green.
Charles Benner, "a, farmer. North
Baltimore, and Miss Rosa Kirian, Is,
Cygnet.
Adlai II. Neihousmyer, "a, farmer,
Woodville, ann Miss Carrie NJ. r.
Michel, %, Luckey.
ID. K. White, %, student. Okla
homa, and Miss Hilda Scothan. 81.
Bowling Green.
G.. Il. Ryan, 81. farmer, Toledo
and Mrs. Kittie NJ. Robinson, 46
housekeeper, Perrysburg.
Ernest Zepernick, 81, laborer, and
Miss Hazel Caskie. %. both of Prairie
Depot.
Lee NJ. Decker, "a, farmer. and
Miss Bernice r. Robbins. %. both OF
Bloomdale.
John Dierker, %, farmer, and Miss
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-19
NEW PATENTS GRANTED

Owen, Owen & Champion, Patent
Attorneys, 920-926 Nicholas Building.
report the following patents granted
to Ohio inventors on April 3rd and
April 10th, 1917:
Crane, Samuel G., Toledo, assignor
to Toledo Computing Scale Co., New
ark, n. j., automatic weighing scale.
DeVilbiss, Thomas A., assignor to
The Devilbiss Manufacturing Com
pany, Toledo, medicinal vaporizer.
Kadow, August, assignor to The
Westlake Machine Company, Toledo,
manufacturer of hollow glass articles.
Mcintyre, william H., assignOr Of
one fourth to r. NJ. Sala and four
twentieths to q. W. Core. Toledo,
piston valve.
Nysewander, David j., Toledo,
tank
Barr, s. D., Beach City. self rising
-four mixing machine.
Bump, James A, Malta, Cock.
Carman, c. B., Salineville, electri-
cally heated tireiess cooker.
Coryell. w. c., Youngstown, rolling
mill.
Deibel, Miliie NJ, Youngstown. me-
chanical toy.
Drummond. ]. w, Chillicothe. de-
mountable rim.
Harris, G.. E., Springfield, window
tent.
Hill, F.. A.. Norwalk. heating at
tachment for feed water injectors.
Hooper, II. c., Delaware, game
table.
Hudepohl. Fl. B., Mt. Healthy, air
heater and drier.
Kutter, H. L., Hamilton, pulping
| apparatus.
! McClenathen, Robt.. Akron, igni-
ton system (2 patents) also electric
| ignition system.
! Merriman, r. NJ, Akron, collap-
, sible core, making four-ply lockcord
tires. four ply lock cord tires.
Neu, C. W., Georgetown, corn snap
per and shredder.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-19

ways wit hyou." 1t seems to be the
same way today. Are we to infer
that it will always be so in human
society? There are undoubtedly GER
tain factors which create poverty to-
day and perpetuate it. There is the
greed of man. There is the awful
disaster wrought by the saloon, soon,
please God. to be banished from our
land, There is the tendency of the
present economic order. We are
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-19

dog, he is subject to fine of S100.
All violations will be looked after by
the sheriff and his deputies, which
job, according to the number Of home
less dogs, win require much OF the
officials time to locate the owners.
The person harboring a dog is con-
sidered its owner and is responsible
to the county for the tax.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-19
HICKMAN DITCH SALE

AT 10 O'Clock q. m, April 2Sth.
Surveyor Caller will offer for sale at
the court house, the contract for the
Harman Hickman ditch, which is to
commence at the North quarter of
section 6, Webster township, thence
east one-half mile, and north to the
Toussaint Greek.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-19

Laura Rothenbuhler, %, both of
Luckey.
Blaine 70. Goodale, "a, farmer, and
Miss Elva NJ. Coleman, II, domestic,
both of North Baltimore.
Clarence A. Shepard, 81, laborer,
Maumee, and Miss Elizabeth Sehnei-
der, 10, of Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-19
WOOD COUNTY
COURT HOUSE NOTES
CASES ASSIGNED

Judge McClelland has made these
new assignments:
MONDAY, APRIL 23.-Ohio VS..
Stearns. Jury.
TUESDAY, APRIL 24.-Ohio VS..
Sautter. Jury.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25.-ohio
VS.. Scott Jury.
THURSDAY, APRIL 26.-ohio VS.
Matthias. Jury.
FRIDAY, APRIL 27.-Ohio VS.
Houser. Jury.
THURSDAY, MAY Goal & Sup.
ply CO., VS.. Board of Education, ct
al. Court.
FRIDAY, MAY 4.-Yant vs.. Yant
Court Englehart VS.. Bnglehart. Court
Pifer VS.. Pifer. Court. Thomas VS.
Thomas. Court. Beard VS.. Beard
Court. Hess VS.. Hess. Court.
MONDAY, MAY 7.-Lance VS.
Hendricks Jury.
TUESDAY, MAY S.-Hahn vs.
Commissioners. Jury
THURSDAY, MAY 1O.-Lugabih
VS.. Leathers. Jury.
FRIDAY, MAY 11.-Routson VS.
Curry. Court. Pinniger VS.. Pinniger
Court. Coyne VS.. Coyne. Court.
L
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-19

slowly working out our plans for a
better organization of society in which
all men shall have a better chance.
So long as the poor remain with us
there is a call upon us for the express
sion of Christian generosity. Let us
see to it that the poor are relieved and
that so far as possible the causes OF
their poverty are removed. This is
the business of the Christian and OF
the Church.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
Comments ~

Rev. hnest Beurner Allen, D. D.
Pastor Of the Washington Street
Congregational Church and the
Marion Lawrance Sunday SchooS,
Telcdo, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-19
DOGS TO BE LICENSED

The legislature has passed a law
requiring all owners of dogs to ap-
ply after January /, 1918, to the
county auditor for registration Ii
cense for each dog. Fees, 81, for
male and 81 for female. If the own
er fails to apply he will be subject to
fine of $25, and if he attempts tC
use Il license. secured for another
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-04-19
LESSON FOR APRIL 2zND

Lesson Title: Jesus Aneinted at
Bethany"
Lessen Text: John 12:1-11. Mem
orize vss. 2, 3.
Golden Text: "She hath done what
she could" Mark 14.8.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-07
SCHOOL BOND
ELECTION i;iI TO Be
!. HELD AT CITY
HALL TOMORROW

The school bond election will be
held in the City Hall tomorrow. This
election is called to provide bonds IN
the sum of $4,000 for the purpose of
retiring the present indebtedness
with the County School Board for
school building and current expenses
amounting to about 100000 and for
other school purposes in, behalf of
said District, viz: 100000 for libra.
ry, laboratory and domestic science
department; $1,2OO.0O to finish base
ment of Lake Morton School; $4,000
to wire Lake Wire School; $4,000 to
connect sewer with domestic science
and chemistry departments; $4,000
to repair roofs of Lake Morton and
Lake Wire Schools; balance for other
school supplies.
1t was ordered and resolved by the
County Board of Public Instruction,
of Polk County, Florida, that the to.
tai amount of bonds to be issued for
said purposes shall be in the sum of
Fifteen Thousand ($15,OOO.0O) Dol
lars. That the rate of interest to be
paid on said bonds shall be five (5)
per cent, and the principal of said
bonds shall mature and become due
as follows:
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-07
100 DELEGATES ARE
ATTENDING 0. {. s.
SCHOOL Of INSTRUCTION
HERE TODAY

Lakeland is entertaining two
bodies of splendid women today--the
State w. c. T. U. convention and al
So about 100 members of the Order
of the Eastern Star, who are here
from all parts of South Florida, at
tending the School of Instruction,
which is presided over by State Grand
Matron Mrs. Sarah Harris, of Quincy.
Among the prominent State Off
GERS attending this meeting are
Grand Matron, Mrs. Sarah Harris, of
Quincy; Mrs. Anabel Reid, Past
Grand Matron; Mrs. Lula M. Scott,
of Fort Meade, Past Grand Matron !;
Mrs. Cora Harris, of Tampa, Asso-
yciate Grand Matron; Mrs. Emma
Jeifries. of st. Petersburg, Grand
Associate Conductress, and Judge
Leroy Brandon, of Clearwater. Grand
Patron. Delegates are in attendance
from Tampa, Dade City, Mulberry
Fort Meade, Bowling Green, Clear
water, Arcadia, Winter Haven and
St. Petersburg.
At noon today sumptuous lunch.
con was served by the local Order OF
tie Eastern Star in the dining room
of the Hall, which was a most de.
lightful occasion.
Tonight the Lakeland CHAPTER
will occupy the chairs and will pu,
on the work, which will include {
number of limitations.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-07
Greetings To The Convention From
MI President Mrs. Anna A. Gordon

"he following greetings from the
rational president, Miss Anna A.
Gordon, of Evanston, Ind, were read
ct this mornings session of the con-
vention:
Lear Florida Comrades: Please
accept my best wishes for an inspir-
ing convention. May it be crowned
with results that will give a splendid
forward push to the prohibition cam
paign of 1918 and to the great work
that in the year to come lies before
all white ribboners I congratulate
you on your wonderful work of the
year just closing. We heartily thank
you for the quick and cordial re,
sponse from Florida to the many ap-
psals sent out from Evanston and
Washington National headquarters
Never has our bond of union
throughout the nation seemed so sa
cred as today
We trust full delegation from
Florida will come to our National
convention at Washington, D. c.,
Dec. 2-7. Railroad rates this year
include more time than usual. Hotels
and their rates, also the plan for
lcdeing and breakfast in Washing
tor homes, have been given you. Our
fprty-fourth annual convention will
sound victorious note even though
we are under the shadow of an awful
war.
! hope your convention will send to
the United States House of Represen-
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-07
GOOD ROADS MASS
MEETING CALLED
At BARLOW ON
NOVEMBER IS

A Good Roads Mass meeting will
be held at the Court House in Bar.
tow. on Friday, November 10th, at
1O:30 o'clock, for general discussion
Of the good roads situation in Polk
county. The meeting is called by the
Polk County Good Roads Association
ana the Advisory Board. and every
interested taxpayers is urged to be
present.
J. Walker Pope, president Of the
Good Roads Association, writes: 81
am billing the county freely with pos
ters carrying the above call. 1t is to
be hoped that we can have rousing
good meeting, at which time all diff
ferences can be settled and harmony
established in good old Polk"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-07
Telephone Investigation
Continues; Will Be
Concluded This Evening

After continuing it's Investigations
into the matters connected with the
application Of : Sass Peninsular Tele-
phone coupas - lees esses1e
crease IT'S rates u(stjs 9a5g -
terday evening. the Florida Railroad
Commission again took up the case
this morning, and at the hour of
going to press is still in session.
The questions bearing in the appli-
cation for increase of rates have been
pretty thoroughly threshed out Gen.
eral Manager Brorein being on the
stand a considerable part of the day,
testifying in detail as to amount of
investments made in the Lakeland
plant, estimated depreciation. present
worth, etc.
The matter of comparison of rates
in Lakeland with those of other towns
was brought up and it was shown that
the rates in Lakeland are lower than
obtains in other Florida towns
At this writing. superintendent
Leonard is on the stand testifying as
to alleged determinations in rates,
and as to charging a higher rate than
was filed with the Railroad Commits
sion, which constitutes a violation of
the law II appears that on three
phones the rates charged were
higher than the rates which were
filed with the Commission. Mr. Leon
ard explained that the increased rate
was for special service. but apparent.
iy there is a technical violation of the
law. nevertheless.
The Commission is expected to fn-
ish its labors this evening. and the
members will leave for Tallahassee
at 1915 tonight
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-07

tatives a strong appeal for the pas
sage of the Shappard Webb Joint res
'olution providing for a referendum
to the States on the question of a
prohibition amendment to the ma
tional constitution.
In numberless ways, dear com
rades, you are aiding our soldiers
and sailors. We believe you will
agree with us that no organization
is better qualified or equipped for
this service than is the w. C. T. u 1.
Shall we not make this service an
opportunity not only to give spiritual
uplift and the touch of motherlove
t" cur boys, but also a means of add
ing to our membership and OF
Strengthening the blessed bond OF
the w. C. T. u? There is special
temperance work to be done during
the war by our white ribboners, a
work in which We must lead all 9th.
e" women's organizations. May we
eagerly grasp all opportunities fol
service In the days to come!
The memory of our white ribbon
pioneers and leaders will ever be low.
insly cherished. Loyal to them and
to the sadred heritage that they have
left us, may you triumphantly ga
fcrward into the new w. C. T. u
year, remembering we are all en-.
girded with Gods power and that in
Him are to be found needed inspir,
alton, steadfastness, zeal, measure
less comfort and sustaining hope.