The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-11-15
OFFICIAL REPORT

In accordance with resolution
adopted by the County Council of De-
tense prior to the opening Of the
Fourth Liberty Loan drive (Which
resolution was endorsed by the
county committees in charge of the
loan) we hand you herewith names of
citizens Of Okanogan county who have
been listed as slackers, with the re-
quest that you publish them in your
newspaper.
Reported from Okanogan, Wash:
5. s. Bun, address, Malott, Wash. we'll
to do farmer, values farm at $4,000,
mortgage $4,000, values live stock at
$3.50, unincumbered. Has been anti
war. If not proGerman. Has never
bought bond nor contributed to Red
Cross nor Y. M. C. A. Holds two
w. s. S.
Reported from Brewster, Wash: d.
u. jolly, address, Brewster, Wash,
prominent politician; has never pur-
chased bond; pledged to buy three
! w. s. S. in November; is in debt, but
he and his family are self supporting.
Committee offered to take bond and
apply on indebtedness at par: offer
refused and no reason given for fail
ure to buy; considered well able to
buy at least one bond
w. ID. Terrell, Brewster, Wash,
laboring man. Wife and stepdaughter
self supporting; told committee debts
only $500. Committee agreed to see
that bond was applied on debts at
par; offer refused; no reason given
for failure to buy. y
J. w. Jasper. Brewster, Wash,
well to do farmer and bachelor List
ed for $500 subscription. He offered
to buy $50 bond; purchased $10O
bond third drive: has no dependents;
loans money and is abundently able
to subscribe for $500 in bonds.
F. o. Coy. Brewster, Wash. bought
$50 bond third drive. Has been
through fire and is in debt. Com
mittee offered to stand any discount
on bonds if he would buy and apply
on debts. Brewster council voted TO
report considering him able to sub
scribe. taking into cinsideration his
general attitude.
Reported from Nelson: Paul
Priest, listed for 5000, pledged to buy
five W. S. s. in December. Refused
to buy any bonds; $50 subscription
considered his reasonable quota.
Reported from Chesaw: A. P.
Jones, Torodo Creek farmer, able to
buy. Has never contributed to any
war activity and never taken war Sc
curities. Has consistently abused and
ridiculed members of committees who
have solicited; has reputation of be-
| ing proGerman; has never helped his
government and says he never will.
VIM. Falsbender, Chesaw, Wash,
receives royalty from mine and is
able to purchase. Considered pro-
German.
Reported from Tonasket: d. C.
Curtis, rancher and cattleman, ST.
wash Creek, address Tonasket, PEN
sioner of U. S. Government, money
lender and we'll able to buy in the
opinion of the committee. Made no
subscriptions in any of the previous
loans. States he will not buy and
can not be made to buy.
A. v. Pflaumm, rancher and mining
promoter, Pine Creek, address To-
nasket. Homesteader and applicant
for final proof on additional home
stead. Well able to buy. Strong pro-
| German tendencies. He says that he
will not buy and that the committee
has no power to compel him to buy.
and further says that any one is a
dam fool to buy them. He has not
bought before.
| Louis Stofferan, rancher, Chewili-
ken valley, address Anglin, Wash. He
discourages others from buying bonds
by belittling the power of the COM
mittee. He never has bought bond
A. A. Worley, rancher at Ellisforde.
He paid no attention to letter from tine
lloan committee. Computed to be well
off. Is building an expensive home
on his fruit ranch at Ellisforde at the
lpresent time. Has proGerman tend
lencies and declared to be proGer-
man by his employees.
C. d. Hanson, rancher. Cape La
belle Creek, address Leese, Wash
bachelor. Committee thinks he is well
liable to buy. Applicant for a Fedora
Farm loan; has bought in no previous
Tissue.
John G. Furhman, rancher and cat
1 Va11oy addrac G
ITonasket. He refuses to buy. Is wei
able to do so. His wife does not wan
Ipublicity. He says LET them publish
land be damned" He has proGermar
tendencies.
Il August Paulson, rancher and cattle
man, address Havillah. He is al
alien enemy. Has first papers and il
Iapplicant for second. Is able to bu,
hut refuses, and never has bought il
, Iprevious issues.
f. H. Rhemke, Siwash Creek, Aug
tleman, Antwyne Valley, address To
Inasket. He received his education a
ICarlyle from the government. He l
we'll able to buy but refuses. He i
a bachelor.
. J. S. Carney, rancher and cattle
: man, Tonasket. Well able to buy, an
has not bought in any previous ISSUE
) Would not allow children to take pal
. in Red Cross work at school.
f. H. Hhemke, Siwash Creek, Ans
lin, rancher and cattleman. The con
: mittee is of the opinion that he
t lproGerman. He was asked to pul
a chase $3.50 in bonds, as he had nevt
n bought any before. He signed up fc
: one $50 bond of this issue, but con
n mittee returned the application, {
d the committee thinks he signed u
II lust for a cloak. He is we'll able
r buy and the committee thinks he pos
=. lively should buy the quota allottt