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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14

RinbDieb. - Der Wnrft ionl
beute langfam unb fdlsppenb, 81,
preife tparfn dber i'm 9urdd9pit
iictig tpie esffsrn. Die 3ufubr ipai
rei9lid, Die QualitGt ipie aefp0bnl:t
gi6t berborrasnlb. Cute Bis auser.
Iefene Stiere unb Ssifsrs pertaufttr
laismIi4 gut. aber bic getp0bnIida
uHb gerinsen Sortsn iparen langfonl
aiibe unb Gamers paren .tpa l.e.
tia. Cute BIB auserlsiene WliI4tiibt
iparsn ielten unb ipurosn pisl Der.
langt, sstpobnlide S0rtsn aber iparer
10 langfam pie INNER. 9ute Gtoders
unb syeebers paren rubig, a6.r itelis
bic getu0bnliden SOrtsn absr tparsr
Derna6ldfiist.
Uiittlere uno f6tpere Stire $80
-12.50; Sleiftsr Stiere $500
9.75; nussrlefene bis ertra $1,000
11.00; 6eifers s6.00-8.50; aussrs
Isime Bis ertra $s.75-9.5O; &ube
$535-7.25; mserIsiene bis EXTRA
S7.50-8.50; Gamers $4.75-5.25;
Wil6iiibs $5.W-125.OO; Stof:rs
unb Geebers $6.00-9.25.
gulGsn. = Die 3ufubr mar ses
ring uHb Die preiie i'm aassmsinsn
itstis iDis geitsrn
Jstte 8ullen $8.00-8.75; Bologna
$7.00-8.0O; maser. uHO lsi4ts $5.s
00-6.50.
fGlber. - Die Ra6frage Ilt)
auserleisusu GIeif6tdlbsrn mar bsuts
3nmlid gut, unb bic pysii. fir Die
suten 9tngebote fparsn tart bis etpas
b0ber. 9ep0bnlite uHo I4psre Stals
ber irarsn unperdnbert.
9eit. Ieitte adIbtr $12.50-13.0 %;
fair bis quite $10O0-12.5O; OrolHas
re unb erpbe $5.00-8.50.
g 6Deine. = 9ute mittlsre ule
i5tp.re unb raube Sfspeine oftnsteu
itetig Bis itart, bn Wartt fir Ieihtt
Sdpeine unb SsrtsI isoO6 mar laue-
lam unb i6ipa9, Oa ss Disber an
Gars feblte. 5ertsI psrlorn eI1er
Quarter. Der Rartt idlOb tart fur
CUTE Sdpsine, obn fdpad fir lsih.
te unb ToIhe nit Nir0erg,ipidt.
ausrld.ue i6p:rs 21O gIunb uHn
mebr $1700; nuserleiene 9srianOta
unb 5lsiT4eriortsn 100 pfunb UNI
mebr $500; fair biz CUTE mittIere
un6 gsmiIdte $50 pfunb unb nsbr
$16.50-17.00; fdipere Sorten lac
piunb unb me6r $16.25; Isi6te sor.
ten l20 9funb unb mebr S15.50-
1900; ordinate bis CUTE Jsrtsl 110
pfuno unb ipeniger $1300-15.25.
g Aafe unb 2dmmer. - 6s
Dab beutc feline asnterurg i'm Marl'
te. Die 3ufubr NOR mdbis uab biz
grsii. stipa itetis.
S6af., ouserleIers Biz sytra 1915
1000; Iair bis cute $7.0o-9.5O;
oroindre $5.O0-6.75; g0de $500
unb tpenigsr. 2dmmsr. aus.rleieg'
Bis ertra $15.5o115.75; fair bis 5a'
te S14.00-15.5o; ktotbs S12.5o-
1880; Orbindrs s10.Ao-12.0o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14
Ghicaap. 1R. lcpsmbsr,

G4p.iue. - 3ifubr 240oo;
Nar,t fart; Bull S17.25-175O;
lsi4ts s16.s0-17.60; gemiitts $l6.s
90-17.7o; fhpere b16.e0-177O;
ra,tbs $16-9o-17.1O; Jrt,I $13.6o
|-17.50. ~
Rinbpieb. - 8fubr 1900;
Mar,t it,iis; Ratipe &tiers $6.S6o-
1850; Weiisrn Stisra $5.S5-13.4o;
Gtodtrs unb Jssbers $5.65-1l.35;
aube uno Seifsrs $4.5-1.65; adI'
Der $6.75-l3,25.
g dafs. - 3ufuF 14,0O0; ;ysarti
itstis; Detbsrs $8.71-12.s5; Cues
S.5o-1125; adImer $l2.0O-
1904
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14
Ghttaae. 1a. ROptmb:r.

MeII6tprn. = S1.20-1.2lg; ON
S6Iub $1,2lg. Sir Wai $1.l4!-
I1.17t; nm 1S6Iub $1.165.
Saf,r. - Glr DEG. 62s-64Se;
am S6luB 644c. Sir Mai 63-64sc;
am Sdlub 641i.
Rpsssn. = 10. 2, $1.7SA.
gsrfte = S1.10-1.34.
simptbp. = S5.0o-7.5o.
HI.e. = $20.00-26.O0.
port. = Siir San. $45.60-45 80;
am G6lub $3.50.
S4mals. - Sir Rocember en-
Sdlub S2725. Sir San. $24.4o-
PATS; am S4Iub $24.75.
Rippsnisit,n. = Giir San. $24.22
-24.45; an SdIub $24.45. 6ir
Moi S23.9o-241o; am S6IuB
$24.10.
Butter. : Rartt b0ber; ersamsrs
38h
Gier. - Rdrtt bShtr; 3ufubr 81
$50 aifsn; iirts A-44ie; srsiHars
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14
4ngeI6prsuts Sdlsut.

o.: SEA. pis III ss benr, tauR Soc
sSunse nun f6or Ioufen9"
g.: rRee, lOofeu fouu ct nod ui6t,
aber geene bat sr fhon."
NiboerfGubVis.
Sic (tpeiHsnb): -Su, llneeireler,
bu betruiisit midi
Or: rgCber i'd bttte bid. S9 mar
bod nltr i'm Tbeater."
Sic: rSu, aber Bel Der IuFiees
Wittpe!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14

,selo, s,onss nHD aiti.n in Re,u Yori

Welasrsyapisr, pprptn ~ 5hs eis'
lonI,rI. xssail aui 4eason Satsa itsiss.
uar " Gage s4.7lk, aommtrfla1 Dtus, %
1ass, y4.il. Sigi sA1o4, aepe!.
Ia.ssifunssn tG7e 7lid, oraats Siet
SD, 9ara 5.J4k; Jlsrt, fsim Gucil'
.allsg.; atcasn, tsint Cueiirunsen, pol
laaeild,s uslssa Sl6i 4se. aabsl 4S4E
s,fe o,bl c.%s, aa1d s-4S. Eubd Sl9i
i..; 3abi i2A, Su5er pansn ",
Ms. itsaiidus 3oaars oot.
NtiteH puTes bsuie sber'
mas na zrud gum Sriaulsn ansssno
pusl Die 9Isilt ~ isloen patien. are
Sp up BioiTunssR rsassa ID pslea 6ansi'
>stlLlIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14

firifs 4O-41c; ouf bem @urtt 80
41c.
aartoffeln. = Wartt nieoriScr;
3ufubr As gnrs; WiscoHiiH WliAi'
gan unb Utinnsfota Built $1.75-
200; bo Sdds $2.10-2.20.
g.fliigd. - 2sbsnbss, Nartt to'
Der; 6Gbne 17--21e; Springers 2Oe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14
Niehniarff

Cincinnati. 13. ROp. 1917.
3ufubr unb 9sriaubt fir bic l'bs
isn "a Gtuuosu. psrgiihsu nit benz
royp.rsuns,nm sase iinb ipis foIsi:
3ufubr.
Rinbo. S9tpsiue Stlie
u. Gob. l.. 2545 1928 So
13. Ron. 1890 49e9 2S1
@erfanbt.
Rinbr. S@iptine Sfufe
IL. 2op. :. 461 1854 444
Is. EOp. -. GOO 4551
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14
Mssssdrtiss Rarfte.
Rem gori, h3. gaODemb.r.

Rem Wort p3. RopeHloer.
Wsli9torn, = Draft uns.rsg.lt;
nruss ssibss $1.65-a.o0 Rem gOri;
Eo. 8 gsmiidtss s1.R.
Safsr. = Rari. fsItsr; StanoarO
713-71sc.
Seu. = Wartt itaft; go. l, Sl.8O
-1eO; Ro. =, $1.65-1.75; RO. 3,
$1.5o-160; 9srianStiorssn $50
lao.
Sdmal5. - Rarti f.f; RisoIs
Def $27.90-28.00.
3udsr. = Rokr, Martt itttIg;
Centrifugal $3.50; DsoIaiss $6.O2;
raffinirtsr. Itstig; isin sranullirEsr
$8.35.
Der Martt iiir bic aneer,n Grtitsl
mar unperduosEt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14
y toDiTi on n.

9 d m a 8. - prima St.am
27:lo-H.25e; GamiIp 27a-T3e.
1rodenseialSents Sleub.
Sbort clear Ssitsn 2s-28ac; trtra
ibort clear Ssitsn 27a-2Sc; iGrSs
Rippen 27a-28e; Bellies 30a- -3Oae
per pfunb.
Gerdu4ertts 5lsifd, -
Short cIsar Ssiisn 30a BIC; sllra
lhort clear Ssitsn 30-301e; tur3s
Rip5sn 30-30Ac; Bellies 334-33se.
sugar gureb 5leif6. =
S4inin 28t-29hc; g}icnie Stuls
tern 23--23ie; grtatfait Bacon Be-
40c; S6ultern in padeien 24t-25c
ylsfp gori Gut 25t-2ec g.irOd ists
Sssf S4uIisrn 34-34A per piunS.
Slbgspodtltes Ileiib.-
S4inisn 255-26c; pienie S4uitelu
20st; Bellies 34-36e; S6ultern in
padsitn 2o-2ose; Rem gort eut
bc. 21--21ac.
Grif6.s Jteif6. - S9in.
Ten. Iois, 28i-27ae; picnic o9ul'
tern 20-21e; Sdultern 23-23se;
tur3c Ripptni.it,n 26-27c; ibort
clear Rippenisiten 26-27c; srtrn
ibort tlear gaiDpnisit.n 26-26at;
lsidt. Bellies 351-36Ae; idp1. DO.
1856.
Webl unb @etreibs.
Wsbl. - 9liHter patsnt SOTO;
Wintsr fanep 5000; @intsr familp
500; Dint.r srtra $50; Dintsr
oroindr $500; Sari.s BeiJen patsnt
$11.6O-12.00; Saries Wsis.n fal,p
$10.75-11-25; Sartes gDei5.n ia.
milp S1010-10.50; gsprtbpetisrn
gemifdtss $10.75-11.O0; R0s9sn,
eitp. rsints. $l1.o0-1L.25; Hoa.
gen, Gitp. s.mii9tes, sl1O0-11.25.
Wei5sm - Der Wlarit ,Dar
itetis; RO. ] rotbsr 1920; Ro. 2
rotber S2.17; Ro, 3 rotber S2.13t-
2.14a; Ro. 4 $2.10-2.12 per gu.
Wel f4tOru. - go. l psibss
S2.20; Ro. 2 DO. 1920; Ro. 3 90.
1920; PO. 4 DO. $2.1S-2.2o; Ro.
8 bc. $2.16-2.1s; Ro. 6 DO. S2.16
-2.18. - go. / sslbss 1920; Ro.
2 bo. S2.20; go. 8 DO. 1920; Ro. 4
bo. S2.18-2.20; Ro. 5 bo. $2.16-
2.18. - Ro. / semiihhs $500; No.
Q DO. $2.2o; 30. 3 DO. 1920; Ro. 4
bo. $2.18-2.20; go. 8 DO. 50 l6-
2.1s; no. 6 bo. $2.16-2.18. = Weis
b.s aolbentoru. n,uss s1.2o-1.35.
alt.s $2.20-2.25;; s,lbcs aoIbtns
torn, n.u,s $1.10-1.35, alt,s S2.20;
aemildtes aolbsniorn, Hiuss $l10--
1.3o, aIiss $2.20.
5afsr. - no. 2 peib,r 65-
65ae; Staubarb ipeibsr 64a-65t;
80. 3 fpeiber 64-64a; Ro. 4 fpeIbsr
s3-64e; 20. 2 ssniiiftsr 62hc; sto,
3 eeniffisr, tirbtimiider 62-62ac;
Ro. 4 semii4t,r 6o-62e.
Rcgetu. Ho. 2 nsu,r S1.r5
-1.T6; no. 8 sl.73-175; Ro. 4
H.70-1.73; probs. $1.65-1.7o.
Wtisfsp.
es tpurbsn tsute 143 BdRsr lut
Der goiis pOn $4.60 per SaIIOns bsr'
iauit.
Grottries.
anffes. - Sapa 27-92e; Ylo'
9d 27i-30t; Guatemala iautp
18le; DO. OUTER 17is.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14

5uder. - prtiie feit. - Raffls
nirter Gut 2oaf $10.55; popoerso
Se.15; Cubes s9.1o; sranuIirtsr So
90; gonfeetionsrs ~" $3.50; On
~" $S.60-s.70; ipsiBer tItra SS.4o
$50; eg.ra e" $3.50 per bunsert
pfunb.
MptafftsJ-- mnrtt it,tis. =
Rem DrIsans Open astieI 55-65s; /;
Centrifugal 40-4Sc per GalIunt.
Rtts. - eytra fancD 9sab 81
s4c; funrp 8-sae; istonb Ssab -
7ie; sebr9asnsr 5.,-52e; SnpaH II
|-Sie,
0airp grobutt.
Butter. Marit 5iemlih Isb.
= R;-.;;e $ eR5 RDS llR g
bdft. preiIe fsit = WbolsIniIt ytrn
46e; Gsntrnlissn srtra 43lc; eenfta.
li3so firfs 41ae; fseones 3Sas; Jantp
Doirp Sse; padins StOd 2s-S2s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14

gs sibt pisIe, bic. fp,nu ibnsn iin
GIiId bsI8ssri uirb. ii6 Dor aiIm na5
beuieHissn Frtneis uulbli1snt bic lit
bnriit<r - ,drgeru.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14
Sleg s.s 5rau.Hitimmrehts.

Der Sumoriit bes .DeutI6sr
sSpurnal~ feiert ben Sisg bes 5ruusn.
ittmmre6ts IN gaelr gort nit fOIgeu'
ben @erien:
500 bic Trouer!
6urrab, bic Meibsleit t0nue I9timme
Sic fiegteu uff bic sur5e 2ein,
Drum run ie aud in Sreube ihtptmmt
@erb Subelbpmner fbaIen breiu.
Gs lam ii6 net mehr ldnger briif6ter
%ls i6timnttere4tigt nur Der Waun,
9enb bas, hos ben bic So5iaIfItten
Silt ibrem iatarteu Dobt getan.
9itabs BON ale bic 9arteien,
Ia paren IGpn bon 4nfang an,
Sie, ioel6e Spsialif6ten feien,
Zen ssrausr ,pirtlth aueetban.
sic fsb'u cute &nmeruoe,
IS treue SeIpnldbt in benz Wetb
Drum 6olten Ts's ou6 pisl 5u Id]abe
Tpr ieben gTeIs 3sitpertretb.
,3par tut es mdn6em Wtanu MD
bubteH,
Tob feline arou ieBt molten lam,
Qsrb bag ie qleites !Rett bat, tut er
Sei Breto perleben als Wtann.
Con Serl, pb gIattrdiiert, oh bGrtig
gDo potk nta nur uff fei Ser.
Der iidbi III oGrsIib iDtberipGrttg
9leuo f6limner als Die f4Iimmi4tt
Ser.
Sci Grrooom ii6t net HI oGmpfen,
Bon TortItnitt hot er feline Shpur.
9ttobs nit fplhe Dummbett tdmpfen
Die @5tter feIbIbt psrsebens nur.
Denn imner hdlt fen hummer Bdue,
'Sp'n Sr, ION fertterlihes Rino,
Gid aaendl fir Diel piel I9louer,
9lIs ME bis fliigitten Grauen fno.
@enb mas bic poIitiYheuS feieu,
@o INNER on Der artppe bran,
Sie tueu fitb SET Gptt net freueu,
DOB isBt { Wsibsbito tupbte tunu.
Denn cine Srau ldbt Ittb net fonge,
Ulit Sumbuo ober trumme Srids,
s(m 9eosntheil, iie iperS perlanee.
Iuh Gbrlittsit in pollittds.
Sic tbun ii6 net ssfGGlis buteu.
Menn elmer grei um's WtuuI RI
ifJmiert,
Sic fbun audi uFf bic Singer tuden
Dem, no Der S1tupt thr 9elo ban,
tiert.
llfF ieben Dollar tiin ie f6qIen,
sic limb bic ipdbren S6porer, Ihubr,
Tenn Shparfamteit liegt allen
fyrGiieu
@ou SueeriD an IN Der Hatur.
Gin onberer Sumortit iingt:
Das Debte tpirb isbt sreFer,
4ber I9ubr um gar ui6ts befer.
Ri9t 9isle perSens iubTe
Der S6teil bon Shttrt uuo glufe
Qiest ibne mebr an Serge,
als bic pplttIhe S9rner5s.
S6tatt pobte seb'n is ibappe,
Der Manu, Str mus berappe,
Der Sataat lie tebre Dor,
Den iu4e iie i'm 9reigutss sSdip6r!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-14

yin6frass prima firits Siibnsretsr
47e; firits Acc; orbindrs firits 39i;
inonbs &c per 9uBsnb.
GeTiissl. - Mnrtt ls6baft.
prsiit itttis. - 8roilsrs 5pei Yfunp
unb bariibsr 20c; groil.rs la
pfunb 22e; 9dbns 1876; 5Hbnsr is
-22e; arutbiibnsr Don SO pfo.
25c; bo. nit frummsr 8ruit 12e;
GuIs Sc; peiBs Gnten 20c; farbise
18t; Gdnfe 15-16e; aIts 5aubsn
$1.50 per Sus,nb.
9nfen. - go. /, $3.25-S.50;
qo. 2 $2.75-3.O0; 30. 3 $100-
1.20 ptr DussHb.
OBJ unb Gemuf,
3itrpnen. - California $3.50
ZOO per aiits; aimss $1.Oo--1."o
per aiie.
Oranaen. - California Ya'
lsncie5 s3.00-3.5O per aiite.
Grnpe gruit. - GlOrioa 3d.
50-4.00 per aiitt.
pftrit6s. - 0tip gort Gl6.rta
75e-100 per gu.
AuitteH. $150-1.75 per
gu.
4spfef. - Sonntbnn 5000
6.50 per gbl. Smotehoufs $40
500 per 9tl.; Rumbo depict S4.25
-4.5O per B6l.; 81lopin $500
450 per gbI.; Grimes GOlbsn $500
ter 9bl.; g9Oli Rintr $3.50 per 85l.;
pippins S4.50-5.OO per 8bl.; Orot'
mare Gorten 75c-$1.O0 per g6l.
Birnsn. aieiers $1.00-l 25;
sartletts s2.25-2.50;; Cargo $3.50
per Bu.
WeintraubeH. eoneoros
21-22c per 81 pfunb aorb; 22-
23c per 8 pfunb &Orb; 0tIapars
$1.15-125 per 80 pfunb ROrb.
Wiin goncoros 3f-4c per pfuHn.
tomatoes. = lrsibbaus 10
zoe per g}funb.
Rartoffeln. - Ginbetmllpe
unb aouispiae s4.75-5.0o per Yu.
unb S1.40-1.45 per gu auf BEN
gsleijs.
Slbtartoffeln. - 9totp
Carolina $3.75-4o0 per Bbl. GAIT
trn Sbort $3.25-3.50 per Bbl.
@urter. Sreibbaus $l.5O-
LIS per Dub.nb.
Graut. Ginbeimf4es $500
2.25 per S6l. unb $20.oo-25.00 per
son auf BEN @.leiis.
Stedribtu. - $2.4O-2-oo
per 9bi.
Wtib, Rabsn. s1.oo-l.2o
per gu.
3nie5eln. - Gel6e $3.50
l3.75. psibe $3.75-4.oo per hunpsrt
gfunb Sad auf Dem Gelsiis.
Crime bnen. - Sa9ll4e
$3.O0-3.5Ol per Camper.
aarotfeH. - GiRbeimiI4s $o.'
f5o-3.75 rst 8bl.
QanSprobutte.
S.u - SIC. / 1imoibp $3.50;
30. . 9imotbp $29,00-29.50; 10.
3 aimOtbD $2s 5o--29.0O; Ao. | ass
miiftn Slice $780, go. 2 semtld)'
ter aIe, $3.50; go. l aIee $1,000
-29 so; Ro. 9 RIse $2s.50-29.OO
ellfalfa s2SO0-32.OO; Rpggenitrob
$11 .0O-n.50; Deisenitrob $1,000
-1o.5O; Saisrfrob $lo.oO-l0.oo
pir 3ount.
Mablsnfutter. - Warst rus
bia. - aleie $33.00-33.5O; Diios
bIines broun. $43.00-H.Oo; De:se
s4s.50-4900; 9aHii4tsr Gutter
S37.Co-3750.
Sdmertien. Wnr.t feit;
alsefamsn $12.75-140 ptr gu. pom
StOre: aimpttp S3.2o-3.So; gud'
ip.bsn s1.25; Gtaasiamm $3.50
|psr Gu.
Derf6iebsnes.
Dele. - Wnr,t fetig. - asinol
robes S1.1S ptr 9aqone IN partIsn
Don IA gbl.; 10 6allOnsn se'
iodt,s $1.33; 80. l 2arboI --1.38-
LAO; Dini.rs5sit S1.63-1.68; Got
ton Gseb Oil raft. 15e per SaIlons;
srpsntin 57e in partien bon 10
i5aB; petroleum, Sbio Carbon State
Zen 1Csf; Gps,iaIsSorte 12e; Htb
eropn @aiOlin 25c; Rapbta SOC per
galIcns.
Gala. - Ter Rartt III ieit. =
Ohio siipsr $2.01 per gbl. Don 100
pfunb. GubrlobH binsussflist.
aals. - Wdrit itetig. = prima
giip 16t-17c; bO. Gcuntrp To-
15Se PER pfuno.
aoblen. - Martt rubis. pitts
burg $5.0o-6.0o; aanalpba $500
800; Nui unb Glad $4.5o-575 per
Sonn, abaelisfcrt. Rau@.olt Stiits
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-12-21

in the navy. 1t would be but the nat
ural thing for them to do. Young Pro-
vo is the son of a veteran Of the west
ern Indian wars, and young Mills
grandfather was veteran Of the civil
war. The fighting blood is in their
veins, and If they elect to join the col
ors in any capacity they will give a
good account of themselves.
We see by the Spokesman-Review
that Earl E. Crist. age 81 years, of
Antwynne, died Saturday in Spokane
at the Deaconess hospital. Among 9TH
e. L., and A. G. Crist, living at Ant
wynne. Some years ago the deceased
was a resident of LOOMS and was en-
ployed by w. P. Owens.
Theodore johnson who has been
filling the position of night clerk at
the Hotel de Grub, left Monday morn
ing for Seattle in company with Stevie
Mills and Louis Provo. We would not
be surprised to hear of his joining
some branch of the service while on
the coast. 1t he does, it will be another
bright and worthy Orovillc boy doing
his bit for his country.
1t is altogether possible that the
161st Infantry, in which so many of
the Okanogan boys are serving, is now
enroute or already are in France, as
a postal card written by one of the
boys, dated December 10, says: I'VE
are all packed. This is the last letter
!, | shall write from here. Direct your
letters American Expeditionary Force,
France, via New York City"
Warm rains this week, just like
May showers, strengthens the impress
sion among strangers that they are in
the orange belt. If those strangers re-
main with us until after the first of
the new year they will reach the con-
clusion that the Arctic circle Is near
neighbor, or this will be different
winter from anything We have exper-
fenced in a twenty year residence.
Interest on the first issue of Liberty
Bonds fell due on the 18th OF Decem-
Der. In long and varied life. it was
the first time we have ever enjoyed
the sensation of cutting off coupon,
and we celebrated the event by invest
ing the interest in war thrift stamps.
Others who carry only small amounts
in Liberty Bonds might do likewise
and in small way help along the war.
I AS a wind up of the clearance sale
put on by the Oroville Commercial
company the bargain days were ex-
tended to three days during the pres
ent week, and as grand finale, under
the charge of that man Gregson, who
has the game down to science, the
offer was made to pay certain per-
centage of the sales into the Red Cross
society, the members supplying the
clerical force. There is no class in the
broad land more loyal to patriotic
work than the women. Much of that
work is being done through the Red
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-12-21

our friend Conner ever came into pos
session of such a vast SUM. nor after
once getting hold of it why he left it
laying around a warehouse to tempt
someone with yearning for wealth.
The marshal did an admirable job
this week when he had the enormous
tumble weeds, that grow up like a
tropical jungle during the summer,
cleared off along some of the principal
streets. The dense growth was NUS
ance as we'll as an eye sore.
Chas. McGinty, member of Co. B,
161st Infantry, has been assigned to
special duty in the supply department
of the division in which he serves,
and when last heard of he was in
Newport News, Virginia, but expected
to sail for France at any time.
Tom Duffey, who is now in Co. c of
the 161st U. s. Inf, at Camp Mills,
Long Island, ran into his cousin,
Charlie McGinty of Oroville. The two
boys had been sleeping within a few
yards of each other for several weeks
before they were discovered. Che
saw News.
Mrs. c. C. Hedger gave party at
her home Tuesday night attended by
some twenty ladies of the town as a
farewell to her mother, Mrs. S. H.
Manley, who expects to leave for San
Francisco early in January, after hav-
ing visited with her daughter for sew
eral months.
There have been many calls upon
the public for contributions of late,
and to the credit of the town may 1t
be said that the responses have been
exceedingly liberal. 1t would be a
handsome act now to let go of a dollar
and help the orchestra out on their
Christmas night dance.
The Red Cross has completed all ar
rangements for dancing the old year
out and the new year in. Let everybody
who INDUCES in the popular pastime
be present on this occasion. While
helping out a worthy cause all the
| participants are assured Of more than
l
good time.
The orchestra is to give dance at
the Orpheum Christmas night and all
lovers of the exercise should give this
crack musical organization a helping
hand by attending. Oroville has one
of the best orchestras in the county
It should be encouraged, and the way
to encourage it is to patronize this
dance literally.
Stevie Mills and Louis Provo, al
most the last two young single men
in town, left Monday morning for Sc
attic, ostensably to seek work in the
ship yards. Reevie Frank was due for
a trip to Waterville, and he took the
boys as far as Wenatchee in his car. II
is intimated that if the lads are moi
satisfied. with what they find in the
way of employment they may enlis
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-12-21

Deputy Sheriff Ed. Burden was in
town Tuesday on the trail of a Stacker
who had lodged the registration law.
He had not been able to locate the de-
linquent at last reports.
James Hopper, at one time resi-
dent of LOOMS, but for several years
living at Brewster, spent Sunday in
Ofoville on his way to visit his old
haunts about LOOMS town.
Reevie Frank went to Wenatchee
last week and was initiated into the
mysteries OF the Elks. Oroville now
has quite a number Of active members
of that fraternal organization.
Arthur Brooks left Monday for
Bremerton, where he will 60 to work
in the navy yard. The lad is thinking
seriously of entering the service, al
though he is not within the age limit
M. L. Reed received word from his
son Roger, who left last week for Sc
attic to enter the navy, that he had
successfully passed the examination
and was in line for the making of a
jolly tar.
Have you invested in thrift stamps?
If not, buy a string and commence lay
ing up treasures. And while you are
forming the saving habit you are help
ing along the government in the con-
duct of the war.
Our old friend, Lew Drew, of Tomas
ket, renting for his subscription
says: Keep up the good work. Swat
the kaiser and the rest of the bunch"
showing that Mr.. Drew's heart is in
the right place.
We are going to press too early to
announce the result, but Thursday
evening. in the high school gym, the
Waterville and Oroville high school
basket ball teams were billed to come
together. It is a cinch that the game
was stemwinder.
Harry Hazelhurst, formerly a resi-
dent of LOOMS and Oroville, and now
living at Tonasket. was shaking hands
with his old acquaintance in town
Wednesday. It was the first time Mr..
Hazelhurst had been in Oroville for
upwards of a year.
Geo. H. Major, our local civil engin-
eer, was taken suddenly and violently
i'll Sunday, and his physician an
nounces that his ailment is touch OF
pneumonia. While his temperature has
been quite high Mr.. Major is somewhat
improved at last reports.
Word was received here that II. +
Conner. who manages a warehouse al
| Tonasket, was robbed of 1880 last
Friday night. Luckily the robber was
apprehended in town the next morning
and the money recovered. 1t is an ag
gravated case OF lack of particulars
that prevents full report ct how the
fellow got the money and why he die
not make a get away after getting his
hooks on SO large amount. Deponetf
was unable to state how in the worlt