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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-06-29
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Thursday afternoon about 4:30
an automobile owned and
by w. o. Steele, the we'll known
eham pioneer, and occupied by
Ferguson and young son Of Mr..
Mrs. Chas. S. Lewis, went off a
a short distance west of Wani-
ake, turning completely over.
bteele was very painfully and
nsly injured. but, by what
Is little short of a miracle, Mrs.
hson and the Lewis lad escaped
minor bruises. 4.
the time of the accident Mr..
Ie was driving along a grade be-
the old town site of Golden, at
eed of hardly more than ten miles
kour. He called attention to a tele-
he pole along the roadway, saying
las one the boy could climb. His
&ntion from the wheel was hardly
ke than momentary, yet in that mo-
II the car ran over the side of the
a. turning completely over and
ding right side up. Mr.. Steele was
hently struck by the edge of the
as it capsized, and was jammed
on the top of the seat between cush-
IS when it righted The top of the
/ which was up at the time, and the
nd shield were broken to pieces.
e car was not otherwise injured, as
was subsequently brought to town
its own power.
telephone message summoned
Elmer, who was taken to the scene
the accident by w. H. Finsen. The
ct0r found Mr.. Steele suffering in
lse pain, and it was some time be-
e he could be lifted into a car and
ought to the Oroville General hos
al. Upon examination it was found
It Mr.. Steele had been caught and
lshed across the hips, resulting in
cture Of the pelvic bone. At last re-
rts the patient was resting as easily
could be expected considering the
ture of his hurts. If no complication
ses Mr. Steele will recover, but he
Il be fortunate indeed If he escapes
thOut permanent lameness.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-06-29
Great Northern Extension Lode.
SURVEY No. 1l03.

Great northern extension Eooe.
Survey No. 1903.
Beginning at Cor. No. /, Identical
with the N. w. Cor. Of amended
location and with Cor. No. 4
"a granite stone 16xlOx7 ins.. IL
ms, in the ground. with mound
of stone alongside, mkd.. with
en oro1s left ann bank Of similkameen s%s river. @
between Secs. 10 and II, 4. 40 N
O3 min. W., 1354.S feet
Thence N. Sc deg. A min. e. Var.
"a deg. 80 min e.
along line 4-S Great Northern
lode, this survey.
claim at N. 12 deg. min. w.. 40
feet from the center of the dis
The lode line bears south l2 deg.
ss4.O Intersect @ line 81 New Era lode,
this survey. at N. 20 deg 3min.
5ss.4 feet from Cor No. s.
$3.50 TO Cor. No. 2, identical with the
N, e. Cor, Of amended location
and with Cor. No. 8. Great Nor
thern. lode this survey, a granite
stone, 24x10x6 ms, Is ms. In the
ground. with mound of stone
alongside and marked with cross
and 3-2-110S:
81 deg. 40 min. W.. 24S.S feet.
Thence s s i deg; d % min. E. Var
61s.6 Intersect line 4-5 New Era lode.
W., 242.s it., from cor No. ! and
at S. 70 deg. SIS min. E.. has feet
from cor. No. s..
s. F. Cor, Of amended location, a
granite stone 30x12x6 ms, 20 ins..
in the ground. with mound OF
stone alongside and marked with
Thence S So deg "a min. W. Var
800 o Intersect the lode line Of this
1850 feet from the discovery cut
600 0 TO Cor. No 4 Identical with the
S. w. Cor. Of amended location: a
granite stone soxi9S7 i3S ms nouNa 20 In,
stone alongside and naked with q
cross and 4-11o3. whence
GO Cor of SEES IS e e u u \ M and SeaIs rs :
g deg. 90 min, w 1873 + dist
"a deg. 80 min. e,
1905 & Intersect line IA Edna lode thi.
survey. at s AZ deg. 35 min. w.
1866 IT., from Cor. No. 3.
1900 o To Cor. No. 1. the place Of begin
ming. containing 1928 acres.
The total net area OF the above group o
claims is So 800 acres
All Of said claims are located in tn,
Wanacut Lake Mining District. Okanogar
10 and H. township 40 North. Range q
f. W. NJ. The presumed course Of th'
lodes in said claims is northerly an'
southerly.
The notice of location Of the aforesai,
quartz mines claims and lodes are on rec
ord in the office of the County Auditor o
Okanogan county, State Of Washington
as follows:
The Great Northern notice Of location
| In volume "U" quartz, page 120:
The Edna notice OF location In volum
t"U" quartz. page l20:
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-06-29
CLOSE AT USUAL HOUR.

Joe Hines. manager of the Crescen,
Cafe, announces that the cafe will
close Its doors at the usual hours or
July 4th and 5th. Mr.. Hines has taker
this stand on account of the fact thai
the ladies of the Civic League will
serve luncheons at the Library Build
ing on those dates, and all comers car
be accommodated at that place.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-06-29

.sa bears N. 5s deg. IL min. Z.
""''o lntersect line between secs. IL
and IL at s. 0. o. min W., 1922 /
ieet t from the NC on left bank oi
Similkameen river and at N. 0 deg
"a min. E.. 2O32.5 feet from the
,zoo, cor. or secs 10, II. IA and 15
iooo'o 10 Cor. No. 2. identical with the
). E. cor. of amended location
and with cor. No. !, Edna lode
this survey. a granite stone, 2Ox
loXio ms, IA ms, in the ground
with mound of stone alongside,
mkd. with a cross and 4-2-11O3.
oo "a deg. L.
5000 Inter, lntersect the lode line Of this
feet from the discovery cut.
The lode line bears north 80 deg.
20 min. w. 1900 feet
6o3.2 !ntersects the line between secs.
10 and II at n deg. 04 min. E.
1888 feet from the cor of
. deg o. min W. 1853 feet T from m
.oo the NC on left bank of river
s. W. ser cor S Of hmended T1sa oeatan the
granite stone 20xl5xS ms, Is
ms in the ground, with mound of
stone alongside. mkd with q cross
and 3-l1O3, whence Cor OF secs.
10, IL. "A and Is bears $. 0 deg.
33 min T.. S76.l feet.
.,.. "A deg. 10 min f.
1860. Great Northern railway track
w
1901 % TO Cor. No 4, identical with the
n. w. Cor of amended location,
granite stone 1Sx10xl2 ins IL
ms In the ground, with mound of
stone alongside mkd.. with q cross and
401l-3, whence u juniper, IL ins
diam. bears s. 80 deg. 32 min. W.
43.7 feet.
Thence y. 73 deg SO min. f. Var.
"a deg. Il.
80 along right bapk of Similkameen
sos intersect the lode line of this
claim at N. 80 deg. 25 min. w 10
feet from the discovery cut
6ls9 To cor. No. l the place OF beg lin
ming. containing 20.559 acres
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-06-29
Josephine Lode.

survey NO li""'
beginning at Cor. No. l. Identical
with the Cor. of amended location
and with Cor No. 5 Edna Lode;
this survey a rorph,yry, =, stone, 81 mre,,n,, =
x10xl0 ms. 1S ins ir me grouhu
with mound of stone '>ongside
and marked with cross and 81
iiOs, whence wall OF OF 6es rock an 5n m,n rail
e., 53.4 feet mkd. with cross
and BR 5-1-11Os at point feet
above track. Wall q rock Tna II IN rail rail-
70. 56.5 feet mkd. with cross and
BR 5-1-11Os at point foot above
track. Mouth of discovery oort cut
bears s. II deg. AZ min. W. 3o6 Z
feet NC fractional secs, bet. 10
and II bears n. 10 deg. 80 min e.
Thence s. 80 deg. 25 min. f. Var
"a deg. 40 min. r.
along line 5-4 Edna Lode, this
survey. , ..S
R Great Nortnern Haiway tra'N
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-06-29
New Era Lode.
Gttrxrau No ttnD


Beginning at cor. No. !. identical
location and with Cor. No. 2
Great Northern lode, this survey.
granite stone 1Sxl6x10 ms. IL
ms. in the ground. with mound
cross and 21-1l0J. whence
NC on left bank of Similkameen
nv riyer. r BET ss IS secs W NJ and Saa1s ~; + = /
deg. SO min. w, Si6.4 #.
"a deg. 80 min. +
along right bank of similkameen
1920 lntersect the lode line of this
claim at N. l2 deg. Al min. W.,
1000 feet from the center Of dis
covery shaft.
The lode line bears s. 12 deg. II
min E.. 1477.8 feet.
3S9 o To cor. No. 2, identical with the
N e. Cor. of amended location. a
granite stone 24x15x5 ms. Is ins.
stone alongside and mkd. with q
cross and 2-1103.
Thence i enc s. 3; 2;,n 27 deg; is min. f Var.
along right bank similkameen
SlS.2 To Cor No. identical with the
cor. OF amended location, gran
ite stone i6xisx5 ms II ms. IN
along side. mkd. with cross and
3-1l63.
Center Of discovery shaft bears
S AZ deg. .03 min. w. 1925 feet.
Thence s. 10 deg. Al min. T.. Var.
"a deg 80 min. E.
800 Great Northern railway track
bears s. As deg. 30 min. E.
1879 To Cor. No. 1, identical with the
, s. e Cor. Of Amended location, n
granite stone 16x6x6 ms, IL ins.
In the ground, with mound OF
stone alongside, mkd. with a cross
and 4-1103.
Thence N. 7S deg SIS min. w. Var
a deg. 30 min e.
2GO o Intersect the lode line of this
claim at s. IL deg. Al min. e
ATS feet from the discovery
shaft
1918 TO Cor. No. 5. Identical with the
S. w Cor. of amended location. a
granite stone, 20x2Ox12 ms, ~ ins
in the ground, with mound of
stone alongside mkd. with cross
and 5-1103.
Thence N. 20 deg. o3 min. w. Var
a deg. 80 min. Z.
539. / Intersect line "a Great Northern
lode, this survey, at 8. 66 deg. A
min w. 1910 feet from Cor. No.
3.
400. o Great Northern Railway track
bears S. 81 deg. 30 min. Il. and N.
6l deg. 30 min. w.
6O4 o TO cor No. l, the place of begin
ming, containing 1892 acres.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
GREYS AND FORT KAMS
MEET TONIGHT; G. R.
MEN DEPEAT KNIGHTS

One game of basketball is scheduled
for tonight at the Y. M. c. A. The
Greys and Fort Kamehameha play
their first game in the series. The
soldiers had a fine team last year and
are said to be even better this year.
The Greys are another team entered
from the College Mems club at the
."Y." The game will start at o'clock
so that it will be over before the
swimming meet commences. FridaD
nights game will be between the Nav
al Hospital and the Reds. After this
week all the games which come on
Wednesday and Friday nights. will be
double headers and will start at 1880
o'clock.
The G. RS and the knights of IA
mehameha mixed it up last night in
the second game of the intermediate
series of basketball. -. r..
Both teams were in poor form, the
ball moving slowly, missing the bas.
ket and out of bound often. The final
score read thirty-three to eight in
favor of the G. RS. In the second half
Fook was replaced at Kan guard by
Kahalewai, and less scoring was done
by the G. r. forwards.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24

There may be lot of money in
these wrestling matches but look what
It costs to tumieate the building after.
wards.
Experts say they are making foot
ball sanitary and gentle but at that a
serimmage is no place to embroider
dolly.
AS Bill Shakespeare put it, you can
call wrestling by any other name and
the odor would still be something like
Swiss export with holes in it.
Funny, here it is almost the end of
October and not a single mainland
baseball team has yet claimed the
1918 pennant.
The race between the St. Louis and
Braves is closer than a carriage dogs
spots.
New 1917 football rules don't say a
thing about who gets the mistaid eyes,
ears and noses after the game.
The Rams are convinced now that
Punahou academy is one Of those
schools where a student is through
studying when he takes off his foot.
ball uniform.
4 + j.
You're right. None of the fumbIing
at that kam-Pun game at the Kan
field Saturday took place with the
tickets.
!. !. i
All Of the Y. M. c. A. men have
been supplied with uniforms but
that's what Coach Won Holt says the
team consists of-uniforms.
j. i q
Mainland college eligibility rules
are becoming stricter. No football
player who has ever taken money for
ski jumping will be allowed
to chirrup in the college eIee club.
+ 4 =
Condemning team on its first
workout is something like judging
SOUP by its sound.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
KHAKI MEN PLAY
TOWNERS TODAY

Harry Melim's Town Team will get
real workout today when it goes up
against the picked team of the
25th Infantry regiment of Fort
Armstrong, at Moiliili field at $3.50
o'clock. Considerable money has been
wagered on the outcome of the battle
and the soldiers are set on defeating
the Melim aggregation at all costs.
The game was to have been played
last Saturday on the Kan field as a
curtain raiser to the Punahou-Kame-
hameha battle but owing to the objec-
ton entered by the Pun team to the
effect that a prelim would cut the
field, it was postponed until today.
AS this is Liberty Loan day, and
therefore half holiday there should
be large crowd of fans on hand at
Moilifii field this afternoon to watch
the mix. The soldiers have not vet
announced their lineup, holding the
matter secret in order to spring it
as surprise on the Towners.
Lineup
The Towners lineup will be as fol.
lows:
Oliver Pedro Soares, center; James
Gilliland, left guard; George McTag-
CART, right guard; Paikuli, left tackle;
Bill Thompson, right tackle; William
Andrade, left end; Frank Rodrigues,
right end; George Leal, right half
back; Gilbert Canario and George
Hawkins, left half backs; Fredericks
and Kanakaole, full backs; Harry Me.
lin, quarter
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24

htures of last nights meet wers
II and the spectators were treated
t championship class of swimming
ddiving. Lieutenant Kirk OF the
II won the plunge after it looked
u Guyot of Fort De Russy had 1t
died.
hgry of Fort De Russy took the
3naking good time. Guyot made a
4 showing in the fifty yard novice
dexhibited the ear-marks of a COM
iStar.
relty Events Good
the diving he came second, Ro'
ts of the Navy winning out with
jiers third. The novelty events OF
tevening were good. De Russy gave
iii dress swim and one of the men,
tporal Cosgrove, was pulled through
water with a rope and won, as it
announced later, by a tight
Itch. The Alerts sparring contest
light down a good share Of the ap-
hse. .-....
Ehile the Navy has five point lead
De Russy swimmers are confident
/ they can cut it down and win out
light.
lights Card
|onight's program will start prompt
1t 8.o'cloek. IT,.
b yard championship-De Russy,
CRY; Navy, O'Brien and Cunha;
Il Kamehameha, Garnrose; Engi-
|rs, Carroll. II .-
b yard novice-De Russy, Goetz
Guyot; Navy, Male, Machado;
gineers, Carroll. ..-... -. -. -
40 yard championship-De Russy,
lin, Pingry; Navy, Crozier; Engi-
RS, Carroll. -. .=....
o yard backstroke-De Russy,
stz, Pingry; Navy, Cunha, Smell;
gineers, Carroll, Hoover. -. &
90, yard novice-De Russy, GoctZ,
rant; Navy, Whited, Male; Engi.
RS, Buchanan. Carroll; unattached,
ndry. -. .~-.> r
diving - De Russy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24

Guyot, Sanders; Fort Kamehamehar
Schmidt; Navy. Romans: Engineers,
Chick.
Four man relay, sixty yards each
De Russy, Pingry. Goetz, Guyot, Sim
mons, Hensley, Johns, Panzer. Heinz,
Azlin, Snyder, Bryant; Navy, o'Brien,
Murphy. Whited, Romans. Cunha.
Dodge, Carter, Male, Machada; Engf
neers, Brant. Buchanan, Callard, Car
roll. Clapp, Kostta, Terry,
Results
Last nights results were:
20 yard championship-Tied fot
first, Dodge and Cunha, Navy; third,
o'Brien, Navy. Time, nine and one
fifth seconds. .......- r..
Plunge for distance-Kirk, NAVY,
first; Guyot, De Russy, second; Car.
roll, Engineers, third. Distance, forty
nine feet, five inches.
220 yard championship-Pingry, De
Russy, first; Hershey. De Russy, sec.
ond, and Granrose, kamehameha,
third. Time, two minutes, fifty-three
seconds. ..s~ -. -.
so yard noyice-Guyot, De Russy,
first; Whited, Navy, second. Time,
twenty-eight and two-fifths seconds.
100 yard championship-Pingry, De
Russy, first; O'Brien, Navy. second;
Hensley, De Russy, third. Time, one
minute, six and one-fifth seconds.
100 yard breast stroke-Broome
Navy, first; Nelson, De Russy. second
and Buchanan, Engineers, third. Time,
one minute. thirty-two seconds. Car
holl of Engineers, who finished sec.
ond, and Wandry, unattached, who
finished third, were disqualified, for
use of side stroke.
Diving-Romans, Navy. first; San
dersen, Dc Russy, second; Guyot, Dc
Russy. third.
Relay, six men, forty yards each
Navy, first; De Russy, second; Fort
Kamehameha, third. Time, two min
utes. sixteen and two.fifths seconds
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24

Charles B. Towns, the anti-drug
champion, spent some time in China
several years ago with Samuel Mer-
win, the writer. In a Hongkong shop
window they noticed some Chinese
house-coats of particularly striking
designs and stepped in to purchase
one Mr. Town asked Mr.. Merwin
to - do the bargaining. "Wantum
coatee," said Mr.. Merwin to the sleepy
eyed Oriental who shuffed up with a
grunt. He placed several of the coats
before them. How much Mclean
monee2" inquired Mr.. Merwin. FIT
would aid me in transacting this SALE"
said the Chinaman. If you would con-
fine your language to your mother
tongue. The coat is 81" Mr.. Mer-
win took it-Pittsburg Chronicle Tele-
grarh.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
CLASSY String
TRADES HANDS

Fifteen thOroughbreds brought here
by George w. Berry, superintendent OF
the Nevada stock farm, were sold yes
terday afternoon to Mrs. Walter F.
Macfarlane of this city, who will usq
the newly acquired stock as nucleus
for a breeding establishment to be
maintained On her extensive property
near Kapiolani park. The string con-
sists of one stallion, eight brood
mares, five yearlings and one suck
ling foal. The purchase prices were
not made known. The horses will
leave the territorial quarantine sta
ton at Ala Moana road, where they
have been Quartered since their arriY.
al, for their new home at Waikiki To-
morrow. Max Watkins, who accom-
panied the horses, will remain with
Mrs. Macfarlane in the capacity OF
trainer, and Jockey Johnny Carroll
has been engaged to ride the string In
all future races.
The String
The horses purchased by Mrs. Mac.
farlaIe are as follows:
Stallion-Deutschlan bay horse,
by Imported Sain.
Brood mares-Divina, brown mare,
by Bassetlaw; Fay Muir. bay mare; by
Campus; Rosetta, bay filly, by Voter;
Peggy O-Neil, bay mare, by King Will
liam; FRAGILE, brown mare, by Plau.
dit; La Estrella, chestnut mare, by
Electioneer; Abeline, bay mare, by Ell
Rio Rey; Silverline, bay mare, by Free
Knight.
Yearlings-Dinner Bell, chestnut
colt, by Starbottle; Saunte, bay fiIly,
by Starbottle; Peter Post, bay colt, by
Deutschland; Creamery, chestnut fiji
ly, by Montgomery; Remark, bay filly,
by Montgomery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
GRAMMARS TIE ONE GO -.
AND LOSE THE SECOND

After playing a 1918 tie game with
the Senior last Saturday the Gram.
mars team of the Mills School League
lost out yesterday to the Junior Fac.
ulty team by a score of three to one.
Kan Leong, captain of the upper class.
men, pitched his usual good game and
allowed but two hits. The teams line.
up: ...
Junior Faculty-Tanaka, CT; Sueoka,
3h Major, C; Given, IS; Kan Leong, D;
Ohashi, IT,. Hamamoto, 2b; Booth, 1b;
Eddie Lee, RI. H..
Grammars-Ishimura, IS; Liberato,
c; Tom, p; Lin Fat, 3b; Sera, 2b;
Hark Sung. lib; Tai Chun. RI: Kuro.
sawa, cf;, Wah Sheong, If. Umpires,
Wah Han Leong, Albert Young.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
OAHU COUNTRY CLUB HAS
THREE JOURNEYS GOING

= The Oahu Country Club has =
y three competitions to be staged =
y between now and the end of the =
year. In each competition are y
= entered the very best players OF y
= the club and some excellent golf y
= should be witnessed. y
The first OF these will be y
y started ON Sunday, Nov. 4, and y
y all entries must be in the hands y
y OF the secretary as soon as posi- y
y BILE. The draw for the play on y
y the first Sunday in November y
y will be made at 10 o'clock in the y
y morning. y
The following is the schedule y
r Of the Oahu Country Club for the y
= remainder of the pr~sent year: y
y Nov. and 25-Wichman, medal y
y second round, IS. \
y Dec. Is and 16-President's =
+ medal. fourth round, IS.
y Dec. 22-President's, medal, y
y final round, IS. y
l.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
WRECKERS AND TESTERS
NINE MEET ON SUNDAY

The second game of the three game
series between the Wreckers and the
1st-32nd Infantry baseball teams will
be played at Schofield Barracks on
Sunday afternoon. The game will
start at 2:30 o'clock. The third game
of the series will be staged at Moiliili
field on November 4. Testers crew
will play this afternoon at Schofield
Barracks with the Field Artillery Bri-
gade nine. This will be in'the nature
of workout for the men in prepare
ton for Sundays battle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
SAINTS JUNIORS TRIM
FRESHMEN BY A POINT

BY a single point the Juniors de-
feated the Freshman team in the day
scholars basketball series at st. Louis
college yesterday. The score was 10
to g. There was little to pick be-
tween the two teams. Both sides
were off their shooting.
Juniors Young Fong and All Hung
Ho, forwards; Macconel, center; Akau
Wong, Paul w. Yea, Vincent Chun ard
Foley, guards.
Observation-Disclosures and Fun Luke,
forwards; Farden, center; Kan Chock
and Fernandes, guards. ......
Field goals-Paul w. Yea 2, Akau
Wong l, Matthews l. Foul goals
Macconel l, Akau Wong /, Fun Luke
John Kauhane. referee: Brother An.
drew, umpire; Brother Elmer, timer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
HAWAII SENIORS LOSE

The Y. M. /. basketball team won an
overtime game from the Hawaii Sc
niors in a scheduled game of the Hilo
Basketball League Saturday % to 81
points, scoring the seven winning
points in the extra five minutes of
play. The Hilo Yacht Club defeated
the Plantation team.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
PAcIFICS WILLING

The Pacifics are ready and willing
to accept the challenge hurled broad
cast by Cowboy" Johnsons Makiki
Giants and will play the Giants Sun
day morning if convenient The Pa
cities want a definite answer before
Thursday.