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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-25
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72O IO1 IO;i
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Ruzrm 72O 1O7 10i
Do Sromutnic pokonanych $lniaio ~
liczyG MONA i piatkr kapitana Jana
Ryhickipgu. T.. wv. ..WolontaryuSZy
kt6rzy trzy partye przcgrali ia korZySc
piatki prZpciwnct ..Paulina 4. C." Boo
by Prize. MONA tel bylO bcZ waclla-
mia daG krrglarzOwi MaIickicmu kt0ry
W i~rzrcici IA odchOdne ukulai lylio ~
SzpiIck. KorZystajlc Il nicObccno&"i
Swc-o kapitama. do cry tel wmie>zall
sic dwai krcglarzc MalczcwSki i PACE
kOwSki. PierwSZy wytrwaf tylkO jedna
partyjkc. gdy zaS drugi. mimo teg". ~
M dn dwu koutpst6w Stawal. ME wicle
dla swoich zrobii. Cyfry takic:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-25
2 ~RozTEREk
CKICH.

Amsterdam, %. pazdziernika.-
Izba posiow parlamentu austrya,
ckiego uchwaliIa rzadowi budzet
ME ma szeSc miesiecy, a tylko ma
cztery; oraz pozwolono - ma "a
ciagniecie pozyczki W sumie
100000 0 koron.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-25
CAR MA WYGNANIEl

Piotrogrod, 25. pa5dziernika. -
Rosyjski parliament tymczasowy
W najblizszym czasie ma obrado-
wac mad sprawl - wygnania z
Rosyi ex-cara MikoIaja i jego 20
dziny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-25

JS> 'INN"
waczy w Chicago spisal sic INA
komicie. Wczoraj sprzedal bon
dow "a $lj,000,000, / to gl6wnie
W mniejszych sumach. Og6Icm
sprzedal cd poczqtku Rampant
hondow wolnoSciowych "a $jO,-
OOO, 1000.
Miejsca ME ma M Wymienic-
nie wszyStkich subskrypcyi. l.
tych, ktorc wynoszq ponad mi
lion do!arov So nastepujqce:
Kompania koIejowa Santa Fe
(dodatkowe) $1,000, 900
International Harvester Co. i
wsp0fpracownicv S4,325, 900
Fort Dearborn National bank
100000
l. gicldy Cza jcdcn dzich)
1.G5S.O00
Illinois Steel Co. dodatkowc)
100000
Central Trust Co. (dodatkower
1.O00,0 900
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-25
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DZISI.AJ POSIEDXENIE ORGANiZA
CNJNE NOWEJ LIGI CHICAGO
SkIEJ.
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DziSiai .wicczorrm. w sail pnr. - 80
Wabash ave-. odhrlzic sic poSieczcnir
orsanizacyjnr novel lii @raczy W pill
Ike na wcwnqtrZ p. II. .,'hlchg" INDOOR
Baseball League. Ma ~po>icdzcnic To
slavic sic maja manaArrowie dzirwia-
TEX SiInych kt6rym wSzrlkich Informal
cyl udZicli ZIany $pOrt0Wconl Jlhiul!
Kpowu. organizator liz amatorSkicl'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-25
EDWARD MUCHA JEDZiE do
PlTTSBURGHA.
* q

Milwauczanin. Edward Mucha 'Mo'
hal w~yirzdHa W tych dniach do PITTS
burghn gIzic W przySziy wtorrk. dnia
3O-go b. m. zmicrzy sic Z" Sfawnym
pirScinrzrm Harry GrCh. chIuhq ..dyhl'
nc"o miaSta". Edward wyzwanic do
walki przyial 4 za>~trzc%cnirm. II
Greb wazy6 brdzic ME wicccj jak lS
funt6w W dZicn wafki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-25
KRON-
SZTADU.

Piotrogrod, %. pazdziernika. -
Ewakuacya zagrozonego przez
Niemcow Kronsztadu juz rozpo--
czeta-
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CARNATlON STARS: -
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DzirInic $piSali sic take krr%la-
re L piatki Polouia pod VODKA kapI-
tana W~ojtcckicgo glyA zdobyli try par
tyc CRANE Z piqIkQ I"wamdowSki"So y.
II. ...AShland Swimmers. Ma wHmiaIkr
zaSluzyf Sobir krrSlarH X. W"jt"cki
kt6ry ukuIaI dIa SwoicI W drugirj par
tyi az 21J Szpilrk. Cyfry:
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y KONTEST6W OSTATNICH LlGI
WOJCIECIIOWIAN.

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-01-26
A POTATOE EXPERT.

w. E. Terry, potato buyer and a
gentleman of large and diversified
knowledge of the humble tuber, was
in town for several days during the
past week contracting for car load
of vegetables for. the house he repre-
sents. He is Of the opinion that the al
most virgin soil of this county is pc
culiarly adapted for the growing of
q superior quality of potato, and that
the crop can be made to pay the
grower we'll If care is taken in the
selection of the seed and the crop is
cared for properly while growing. The
present high price of potatoes is not
wholly owing to the present European
war. Indeed, Mr.. McCammon informs
us that he recently received letter
from relatives in England. giving the
price of potatoes in that war harassed
country, and that they are cheaper
there than they are in the United
States. The reason for the almost I'M
heard of high prices in this country
Is largely owing to a shortage of the
crop last year. 1t is not to be expect
ed that potatoes will command as high
a price next year as the present fig
ures, yet they will be far above nor
NAL prices and 1t will pay the land
owners of the valley and the sur
rounding hill country, where such eX-
cellent potatoes are raised, to grow as
many tubers next year as possible
following out the suggestion of cor
respondent in another column and
raise the variety that will command
the readiest sale.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-01-26
AN EARLY SETTLER.

One of the stockholders in the
Union Title and Trust company that
was present at the annual meet.
held In Oroville the latter part of last
week was L. c. Malott. This gentleman
Is enrolled among the very earliest
pioneers of the county, having locat-
ed on his ranch in the Okanogan val
ley at a period that antidates the ar
rival of the majority of people who
are generally designated ut "old set
tiers" In the days of stage coaching
Mr.. Malott's home was a haven of
rest on the old travelled mail route
between Conconully and Brewster.
The stage usually hit the station at
eating time, and there the weary
traveller stretched his numbed limbs
and relieve the call of the inner man.
We first met Mr.. Malott at the old
stage station a score Of years ago, and
about every two years since thu
meeting, until under the law the GUS
tom went out of practice, we met him
at county conventions, for Malott is a
rock ribbed, uncompromising repub-
lican and has always taken an active
part in the deliberations of that party.
Up to some months ago Mr.. Malott
held up wonderfully well under accu-
mutation of years. He was as active
wiry and sturdy as the ordinary man
In his thirties. He had the misfortune
last spring to be thrown from a horse
and sustained injuries from which hi
has never recovered, and which ha:
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-01-26
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Olympia, Jan. 20.-With the organi
zation of both the senate and the
house completed without more tn
what might be termed incidental fur
ries, committees named, and the usu-
lal routine matters necessary for the
Iopening of the session dispensed with,
1.-THE 1917 session of the Washington
Estate legislature has now settled down
Ito work. With the election of United
States senator, the gambling question
and the liquor question removed as
issues upon which members take de-
cided stands, the present session Is
Unusually calm. This change is noted
in more ways than one, but perhaps
the outstanding feature is that
Legislators than ever before have
drought their families to Olympia and
they are scattered in private homes
the residence districts.
The big issues of the session are the
cost of higher educational institutions {:
the military question; the spending OF
road money; and the making of appro-
priations for state institutions and de-
partments. No longer are members of
the legislature classed as vets and
drys on the liquor question, as it is
only question of how dry the law
makers are willing to make the state.
/ The old fashioned lobbyist has van
ished and now those who visit Olym-
pia are usually interested either in
having the state embark into some
new field by providing an additional
function of government, or those who
|are interested in keeping down taxes.
One bill that is of interest to all of
the public service corporations Of the
state. as we'll as every incorporated
town and city and the tax payers as a
whole, is a measure which proposes to
make the public service commission
elective instead of appointive. This
bill places the commissioners on the
same plane as members of the su-
preme court, and puts auto buses Of
all kinds in the common carrier"
class.
Bills that will come up later are
measures designed to help out the bus
mess administration of the school dis
tricts and relieve If possible some of
the expenses for education by increas-
ms the efficiency Of the schools.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-01-26

lsided until the county seat was moved
Ito Okanogan, when he followed. Mr..
IBaines looks about as young as he did
when We first met him some twenty
Iyears ago, which goes to show that
Ponce de Leon struck the wrong part
Iof the hemisphere when in search of
the fountain of youth.
The dance to be given by the
Knights and Ladies of Security at the
lOrpheum, next Friday evening, Feb
|ruary 2, will be swell social affair
and should draw one of the largest
|crowds of the winter.
A large number Of travelling men
lSundayed in Oroville. The comforts of
"a modern hotel is what attracts these
boys of the grip, and they generally
head In this way Saturday whenever
within reach Of the town.
! That we'll known COW individual
Jack Long, Of LOOMS, stopped over in
Oroville last Friday night on his way
to Republic. Mr.. Long has been
his feed for some time and the object
of his trip to Republic was to consult
IDr. Webb
The pupils of the high school topped
off their entertainment last Friday
might with dance. AS no announce
ment had been made that such festi-
vities were to follow the show, a great
many, who otherwise would have at
tended did not stay as they were not
appareled for dancing.
Mrs. F. c. Webb arrived from Re-
public Saturday evening to visit for
a few days in town with friends. Sun
day she was taken suddenly and SER
iously i'll and her condition was alarm
| ing for time. The indisposition was
lcaused from heart trouble. She has
about recovered her normal health.
c. Clark, representing that reliable
Spokane paper house, Gray, Ewing &
Co., came in from Chesaw Saturday
and spent Sunday in town. Clark is
one of the most genial knights OF the
grip on the road and 1t Is always
pleasure to see his smiling counten-
ance break through the front door.
Geo. J. Hurley, member of the coun-
ty game commission, reports that the
commission Is just in receipt of 1O0,-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-01-26

yourself. The body with which you
work and upon which you depend for
your success. Hygiene to you means
the art Of keeping yourself, you, the
working machine, in good order. We
urge you to begin today the care of
your teeth; have a competent dentist
put them in order If you have to make
Ia sacrifice to do it, and once they are
in order keep them that way by keep
ing them clean. See that each child
has tooth brush kept separate from
the others. See that the child has the
right and constant supply of good
tooth paste or tooth powder. Explain
to the child the proper way of clean
ing the teeth. Not merely brus.
them back and forth across the teeth
and gums, but brushing upward and
downward to clean the teeth thor
oughly. Good teeth gives good health
and good health gives useful life.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-01-26

Douglas Hills was down from Mol
son Saturday.
A. Curtis of LOOMS was an arrival
in town Saturday.
J. A. Baker of Conconully, was ?
arrival in town Friday last.
Fred Lindener was an Oroville WIS.,
itor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Learer.
F. J. Cummings, the old time River
side merchant, spent Sunday in Oro-
vile.
Geo. J. Hurley motored over from
LOOMS Saturday, remaining in town
until Sunday.
Mrs c. X. Stanton, of Oroville, was
a business visitor in town Wednesday.
Riverside Tribune.
J. X. Morris of Riverside, was
among the numerous arrivals from
near by towns Saturday.
Mrs. F. V. Covert made a business
visit to Spokane Friday last returning
Monday making selection of spring
goods for the store of Quality"
The next big dance is the one to be
given under the auspices of the local
fire department and for the benefit of
that organization 1t is to take place
February IA.
Ice cutters have been working en-
energetically and steadily during the
week cleaning up the ice harvest, TAX
ing no chances of thaw coming
along and spelling the crop.
Eli Wilson, old time Okanogan
scout. now city marshal of Oroville,
was in the county seat between trains
Thursday on business at the court
house.-Okanogan Independent.
Frank w. Mcdaniel formerly a resi-
dent of Oroville and Nighthawk, is
now residing at Golden Valley, North
Dakota where he is engaged in the
electrical construction business, and
is doing WELL
VIM. Baines of Okanogan was a Wis
itor in Oroville last week. Mr..
Banes is one of the old residents of
the north part of the county, having
located on a ranch in the Similkameen
valley mary years ago. He subs squent-
ly moved to Conconully, where he re-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-01-26
SUM M ONS,

NJ, IN the Superior Court Of the State OF
Washington. In and for Okanogan count
A. M. Riste. Plaintiff,
Grace Riste. and all the unknown he,r, .,
Maggie Rtste, deceased, and also ~ nj,
persons or parties unknown, claiming anv
ra sh'' stie. estate; lien. or interest in tn.
herein. Defendants.
state OF Washington. to Grace Rists
an an the unknown heirs Of Maggie Riste
t,e. MnS and also Of all persons or par.
estate: lien or interest, in the real esta r.
described herein. Defndants: '"'e
lou ana each OF you are hereby sum-
tw Ssvs ana required to appear within six
summons. to-wit: Within sixty DAYS after
the 9th day Of January, 1917, and defend
tne ABOVE entitled action in the above en-
th .1eu o,s court: and answer the complaint OF
wer, or other pleading. upon the unde,-
signed attorney for the plaintiff. at his
lotiice below stated, and in case of your
failure 30 to do Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demands Of
the complaint. which has been fled with
the clerk Of said court
The object Of this action IL to have the
s p1aan I'LL decreed to be the absolute and
estate. to-wit: The Northeast Quarter IN
-. A OF Sec. II. Twp. 40 NJ, OF Range 2s
e. w. M. containing 100 acres. more or
lAceS' to8etuer WIN all OF the appurten-
Iances and Entertainments thereunto belong
ing. or in any wise appertaining. including
certain water right Of $50 Gu. In. flow per
second Of time. In the waters of Foster
Greek as appears Of record in the Auditors
office Of Okanogan county Washington.
placed Of record November 9Th. 1890. by
B. L. Foster. in Book "O'' Of Deeds at
Page 373 thereof.
That said defendants and each Of them
l be decreed to have no right, title, interest
or claim Of any character whatever in or
to said real estate, or any part thereof;
that plaintiffs title to said real estate be
Ipurged and cleared Of all clouds whatever
thereupon, by reason Of any and all claims
tof interest or title in and to said real
restate. or any part thereof. claimed or
Iasserted by said defendants. or either Of
them. or by any unknown person or per-
lsons, and for such other. further and gen.
Ieral relief as to the court may seem meet
land proper.
W. E. GRANT.
Attorney for plaintiff. p. o. Address,
ILoomis. Okanogan county. State Of Wash
lington.
First publication January s. 1917.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-01-26
A TOOTH IS WORTH MORE
THAN A DIAMOND
{ Don Quixote.)

Protect your teeth and your Chi
1ren's teeth. Keep them clean. It's
luty too much neglected. Few of us
appreciate the Importance of sound.
clean teeth. Few know what it would
mean to this nation if the teeth Of
children could be properly cared for
and kept in order throughout life. The
actual increase in efficiency, in cash
value to the nation would amount to
thousands of millions of dollars. We
ask you to concentrate your attention
on few statment Of facts, backed by
good authority. The greatest doctor
living probably is William Osler. He
says: More physical degeneracy can
be traced to neglect of teeth than to
the abuse of alcohol. We hear a thous-
and sermons on drunkenness and
scarcely a word about the criminal
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-01-26
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE,

State Of Washington. County of Okla
hogan, IS.
TO Harry Nash.
You are hereby notified that 1 have ex-
pended $4,000 in labor and improvements
upon the Wake Up-Jim, Keystone and
Fanny Hill lodes as will appear by GER
tihcate filed January 2, 1917, in the office
to hold said premises under the provis.
ions Of Section 1924, revised statutes OF
the United States. being the proportionate
required to hold the same for the year
ending December 81. 1916. II within SO
days ei from the service Of this notice or
cation. you fail or refuse to contrihuta
your proportion Of such expenditure as
soiS c1si, to,%it; $500 your interest in
s sa s CLAIMS VIII become the property OF
7 'irst publication January IL. 1917.
last publication April Is, 1917.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-01-26

weds. Word has been received that
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner are back at their
home at Chesaw, both down with the
measles and Mrs. Carter is laid up
with the measles at Spokane. That is
sure hard luck, but there is consola-
ton in feeling that bad beginning
makes a good ending. and with such
a beginning the balance of their mar
ried life should be extremely happy.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-01-26

eft him very much broken In health.
1t was on account of his infirimities.
brought about by this accident, that he
was not able to get around and meet
lis old acquaintances during his
)rief stay in town.
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9Go tit 81 pr. Sniin?

SGg til ST pr. Suiin? @rllbeor
bcibcrne / Butte bar beannbt at pGn.
ne iig al mco fin NnolingSrct, iom cr
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ON life lrnee. Gnfelte gaur enoo9
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rer npite &onr. Ger iigeS til Sen.
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Miaiuncr til llbpiflims al Gas.
9lfticcicrne / acknowledgements Oil
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inbIcoeret a%nisgning ON of ioa lin
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Gienoom og Silgohebouenoe ipttes
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rene Sopnlep / lin Sib gioroe poa
at able 2inirs. Ser traf nemlig iii
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bette mi5lpffeoe 5orisg Tom 6armer,
at q. &. Sonnlep fog int nleo at or.
goniiere Honpartiian Seague.
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