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The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-23
slNNIEs ARE COOL
 UNDER SHELL FIRE
ou;et on the Battle Front Will eI,e Re of Short Duration-Heavy Passes M Inflicted on the Huns Have Had Effect.

o++awa. April 22.-The Hull in the s.bt;ro in France is not expected to ,as+ | long, notwithstanding the incle- .a.ncv ,so of the weather, with wind and .a;u, says Reuters dispatch received here today from London.
 aTbe Germans are licking their ,..t. after their recent thrashing and arde,tlv do not mean to reattack un- .;l thev are ready to do so on a great seale,a the message adds. "They are heinz openly and enormously rein .orced but the allies have also .tronctbened their forces, and it IS rot likely that the next thrust will be any more effective in achieving a de- .;s;on than that of a month ago, when ,he German people were told to ex- peet speedy triumph.
 "The expectation on this side, in- daed is that the battle may last well through the summer. For one thing # will henceforth be impossible for the enemy to benefit by a strategic surprise similar to that of March 2l. when they attacked on a front of 50 miles.
 All the enemy's onslaughts hither- 10 have failed to attain their object, owing to the impossibility of using reserves, and resulted in the bottling up of a million and a half of men in the triangle of Hazebrouck, Amiens and Noyon. These troops, originally supplied with a weeks rations, are virtually starving in devastated re- giOn which is difficult to revictual, as the ground is marshy and pitted with she'll holes constantly under fire.
 There is a great concentration of shell fire at Mount Kemmel, which is already stripped of trees. This is probably the scene of the next big attack.
 Details of the Belgian success of April F show that it was most bril- liant and important in results, for it played part in foiling the attempt to cut off the expected British retreat rom the Ypres salient. Gen. Plumer congratulated the Belgian commander warmly, saying the second British army was most grateful for the help"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-23
THREE GOVERNORS WILL RE-
 VIEW DIVISIONAL PARADE

Little Rock, April 23.-Three gov ernors will review the divisional par ade of Liberty Loan bond buyers in Little Rock next Friday. They are Gov. Theo. G. Bilbo of Mississippi Gov. Pleasant of Louisiana, and Gov Brough of Arkansas. Gov. Bilbo will be accompanied by his staff of twelve military officials, headed by Adjt. Gen Erie c. Scarles. Gov. Pleasant will be accompanied by Adjutant General McCrory.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-23

FOR SALE-One Ford touring car, 1917 model. Dixie Motor Sales Co.,, next door to Harrell Automobile Con- pany. 22d3w
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-23

Dr' Etta Champlin, osteopathic pnysclan of Hope, Ark, visits Pres so' professionally on Tuesdays, thursdays and Saturdays. For infor- nation call 45. 1s-tf
 TUX SALE-Large sideboard, and ''fse gas range. See o. H. Helbig. If
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-23

W. S. S.--War Savings Stamps, also We'll Support the Sammies.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-04-23

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14
A MILD PROTEST

All publishers at some period in
their career have received MANILA
post cards issued by the post office
department conveying information
relative to subscribers, upon which
the single word refused" has been
written by the postmaster Of the office
from which the card was issued, In
dicating that some subscriber, too in
dolent, or Indifferent to the common
courtesies of life, to drop post card
to the publisher, desires his paper
stopped. 1t Is probably one of the
most contemplate means of discon-
tinuing a subscription in vogue. Very
often, and almost invariably. the per-
son who takes this means Of discon-
tinuing paper is in arrearage for
the paper, and then the man is adding
petty larceny to the dlscOurtesy.
Reference to the ineXcusable prac-
tice, not general, let 1t be said, is
occasioned by the receipt of such a
post card as described from the
LOOMS post office, in which some one
representing the U. 8. Forest Service,
whoever he may be, has refused" a
Gazette mailed to that address. That
individual did not take the trouble to
look at the figures on the paper to
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14
RESULTS OF THE TUBERCULlN
TESTING G

During the recent work in this
county by DR.. L. C. Pelton. Veterinary
INSPECTOR from the State Department
of Agriculture at Olympia. a total OF
1882 cattle were tested for tuberculosis.
OF this number there were "a reactors.
This is about 60 per cent Of the total
number tested. While there were q
number of herds found to be entirely
free from the disease, few herds
were so badly infected that the per-
centage of reactors 10 considered high.
At the present time the laws OF the
State of Washington do not require
that cattle be tested for the presence
of tuberculosis, SO it Is entirely VOL
untary on the part of the individual
owners. 1t has been found that tuber-
culosis can be transmitted from cat
tie to people, and the men who have
asked to have their herds tested
should be regarded as progressive in
dividuals. They have the welfare OF
the community at heart, and have
made a great move In the right direc-
ton. 81
1t should be understood that this
test does not cost the individual any
thing, providing it Is done by the
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14
THE PROPER TREATMENT

Down in Glenn county, California,
they have discovered the right method
of handling men who refuse to sub
scribe, and subscribe literally, to
liberty bonds, or contribute to the
Red Cross. 1t is q lawful and eff
ficacious plan, and an excellent one
so long as the government does not
provide more drastic and humiliating
punishment for such cases. In this
particular instance man named Pet
erman, well-to-do, subscribed for only
500 worth of bonds. The citizens
held an indignation meeting and
adopted a series of resolutions, recon-
mending that all patriotic people alb
stain from association of any kind
with said Peterman to the extent of
refusing to have any commercial
dealings with him. or any association
with any merchant or other person
who does have commercial dealings
with said Peterman, and as a result
the said Peterman, rich man though
he was, sold out and removed his
dirty presence elsewhere.
Now that is better than the appli-
cation of mob violence that halts at
total eradication, and We are all OPP
posed to mob violence where results
satisfactory can be obtained through
lawful process. The same method ap-
piled by the loyal people Of Glenn
county should be restored to in other
communities so unfortunate as to
harbor the contemplate Stacker. We
know place not a thousand miles
from Oroville where there are two
men who should receive similar treat
ment to that ladled out to Peterman.
One of these men refused to subscribe
to liberty loan bonds and the other
refused to aid the Red Cross. Both
men are comparatively well-to-do, and
both men owe every cent they possess
to the liberal land laws of the coun-
try they refuse to stand behind and
support in time of dire distress.
We who have given our boys to risk
their lives to save this government so
that such cattle can be protected In
drawing and 10 per cent on money
they never would have had had it not
been for the generous land laws of
the country cry out in protest against
permitting them to enjoy unmolested
the protection Of the government.
Damn them, every dollar they possess
should be confiscated. That would
hurt worse than bodily injury, for
like Shylock their monew is more
precious to them than life. That class
of men in this country better beware.
Soon American blood will be flowing
like water on the fields Of France,
and when relatives at home commence
losing their loved ones the limit OF
patience will be reached and the
Stacker and disloyal-and the man
who will not help the country with
his money is the meanest traitor of
the lot-will find life. If they manage
to retain it, full of hardships and
misery.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

This office acknowledges the receipt
of a copy of the Northwest Mines
Handbook" "the standard reference
work of the great northwest" as Is
very properly put by the publisher.
It is a volume that should be in the
possession of every mining man In
this upper country. 1t not only con-
tains much valuable information rela-
tive to the various mining districts In
the northwest, but 1t is complete
dictionary of mines, containing the
name and brief description OF every
mine worth while in the Pacific north
west. 1t is very convenient for ref
erence, and can be depended on for
correctness and accuracy, as the
volume is published by Sidney Nor
man. editor of Northwest Mining
Truth" and Mr. Norman is a gentle
man familiar with the various mining
districts as we'll as the mining game
in all it's phases, and is always care
full and thorough in his treatment OF
the subject of mines and mining.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14
Frank E. Mitchell
Nelson, Wash.
AUCTIONEER

The reverend gentleman who de-
livered a patriotic address at the
Methodist church Sunday evening
drew a comparison between the orders
issued by the kaiser to his army and
the order issued by General Pershing
to the American army. The kaiser
directed that his army should go forth
like a swarm of locusts over the land,
numbering, manning, ravishing, out
raging, devastating, carrying war
of frightfulness through the countries
invaded leaving a trail of ruin, blood
and tears behind as though the land
had been swept by the Huns. Gen.
Pershing directed that every soldier
should write a loving letter to his
mother, who at home was sending up
a prayer to Christian and merciful
God to protect her child and bring
victory to the boys who were fighting
to make the world worth living in
And which of these orders do you
stand for? He'll and the kaiser: or
God and country?
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

What roar went up in some circles
when the railroad managers declared
that II forced to pay increased wages
It would be necessary to increase the
freight rates to meet the additionai
expense. Now under government con-
troll the railroads have granted an
increased wage and to meet that ad-
ditional expense not only has 1t be-
come necessary to materially increase
freight rates, but passenger rates
have also been increased. II there
Is any protest it is so mild that little
noise is being made.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

Germans have been deliberately
bombing American hospitals In
France. But why be. surprised at such
f,endishness. 1t 10 q part Of The Ger
man system. To be a. present-day
German is to be aend. The German
engaged in this warts without honor.
without mercy, without an iota. of hu-
mape feeling. Germany and brutality
are synonymous. Men who torture
prisoners as Germans torture prison
ers. men who murder women and
children Just through the lust Of Kill.
ing. men who know not pity and are
as cruel and merciless as famished
wolves. are little removed from the
brute creation, and even such a com
harrison is an insult to the brute. Nc
wonder that the name OF German has
become hated and despised through
ont the world, a feeling that cannot
he eradicated in generations. d"
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14
NOTICE TO cReoITo,e

rin the Superior Co...
0 Whassnhdlngton in and I0d fnr Of the State Of
matter a Of M No 7ss. in Probate e county Of
Claims. '''ce TO Creditors t ~
aa mGtiGe Is hereby given ,h., "'
the eatste Of With viii fna an letters Of
Tsrs sraets% to pT tps Donald dsssasso%p
Court may 1913, by the said On the
estate persons sTs having claims av,,,..
the sa vancb. to present thst s%S
q N Adams aiterS.to me at the o W,th
rst " pmbI1r within six q, i,Ssw oroviie'
shah bf ofs1sp@ S Of TITS notes after nr ne
A. dated At OrovIlls M. tney
day OF May. 1918. Warrington, this lo,,
p JAMES ". BAKER
''''' publication May Il 1diSs1I s
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

The German submarines are still
taking toll on the Atlantic coast. hav'
ing sunk some fifteen vessels TO date
bringing the war to our shores has
awakened the American people to the
realities of war. The Germans have
the silly idea that they can scare peo.
Mia like children can be frightened
by carrying on a war Of frightfulness
hut the narrowing OF our coast has
aroused a feeling OF resentment that
shows itself in the rapidly increased
volunteering for service. The raid
will only make Americans more de-
termined than ever to win the war.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

The Rev. Armfield in his address
Saturday night at the very beginning
made it plain that any reference he
made to Germans and Germany was
applied to the military element that
dominated Germany at the present
day, encouraging and rewarding the
atrocities committed alike by officers
and men, and not to the loyal Ger
man citizen in our midst. He paid
high tribute to the German born
citizen who stands loyal to his adopt
ed land, and there are thousands upon
thousands of them. And the same
construction should be placed upon
what is said by the press relative to
Germany and the German methods
OF warfare No loyal American OF
German birth will endorse the brutal
tiles that the present German govern.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14
Woodbury. Lumber G@
"The Home Builders

me mandate has gone forth that
49, .a'niiy can have in possession
n than one sack of flour. and
s,oms household will be stripped of
NUT NUT heid in excess Of ~ pounds.
Sn cannot keep more than a
t;n,u uaSs supply on hand at any one
th,. II there are any families In
,n,s locality having more than the
sh",,, amount Of flour on hand they
s rou'a report the same and save q
Great eae deal Of trouble. Holders of ex-
o o llour will be reimbursed for that
!, n,,,' II 1t Is not given up willingly
ai. VIII, DC taken forcibly. for tho SOL
'"ot oo yea. ,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

The entertainn.,t /,
Fellows hail " NM
mittee. Inst Friday ~
ATTENDED, and tho1s M
ure Of being uraufx
had a very plssssasrl|
Jack Willisnl dax'
Monday with BIZ I'M
stun from TIE .sa,la 4
Housewives .Jack I'D
occurrence. juSt n mi
bins and blus. bbh-x
,Aubrsy ,kslislia
last from BID rAanss 4
Of the ressevauea, q
has accepted, ~ lD>Ih|
rustler at = thu. Il. Z
develop biz nsscls III
least. |
C. E. iPruitt nd
years Of ase. NJ ~
Orovilte .6soefalaqn'
| DroLewte 1oaNIdl
last reportsl ~assaoe
Young eruittAssas y
east Of J7eaaskst
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14
IN THE SUPERIOR CoJyRT OF r1,r
STATE OF WAsHfNGToN IN NHH
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF OKANOCAN

Mary w. Whidden, Plaintiff Va Arthur
q; Crane. as executor of the estate ~
CHARLES b. Wetherby. deceased ma,
ms last will and testament and tho ''r
known heirs OF said Charles r Wstharh,
deceased. and all other persons Darang
ants summons for publicatIon No Sso1
Inc state Of Washington To- the sa,d
Arthur G. Crane. as executor &c, sa h
estate es Of Charles B Wetherby. deceas sne
t t unknown heirs of said t,harloa ~
Wetherby, and all other persons ciaisn,nns:.
any interest In the lands hereina ftar aas
scrlDed,-Defendants: oe'
LOU, lou are hereby summoned IN ann.o.
SLIM GILL sixty days after the date 81 p.ha
,Lst puDlcation Of this summons ~ u Zig
Nm ,.'' ,o sixty days after the nth Ssv y;
an 10y, 1918. and defend the abova ansi.,o,,
ansU,a ~ the above entitled court onS
answer s the complaint OF the nia nnd
thu thu serve a copy OF your answar ',n,
LIE sne Undersigned attorney for nv upon
M, MS once below stated; ana t In nan az
y yo Iaiiure 80 to do. tudsmen, I ,.,ss OF
Isenuered against you accordS. WIZ pc
asee an OF the complaint. Whinh 10 the
my ~ WIN the clerk Of said CONT nus oeen
,ha ne OBJECT OF this action 10 70
snu,h ,,tie In the plaintiff in ana quiet
,outneasl quarter OF the aouthnu 10 the
ba,, Vi section twenty-nIne. ,hn GUAR
som,h oa the northeast ouartar ho north
ter ~ ct quarter OF the northea O. anu the
Wn,.tt section thlrty-t two. TnwnsSst quar-
'''''"' OF Range twenty-slx p Wrp iorty
nj. NJ: ADAMS.
r o: Address. orovilis e''is Attorney.
ONahogan County. Washinoton
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

ascertain the date of payment, or he
would have discovered that he was
stealing the paltry sum of six bits.
For his benefit, whoever he may be,
We desire to say the paper was sent
to the address according to orders,
as. is every Gazette that goes out OF
this office. In an experience in the
business extending over so years we
have never mailed out a paper with
out that paper being ordered by some
one. This office has been victimized
by post card "refusals" before, and
we are getting tired of it. Any man
can stop this paper whenever he SO
desires. All that is asked is that he
has the honesty and manhood to pay
what he owes. Stopping paper Is
simply matter of business and nc
fault is, nor can be, found.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14
MOTIF Serial No 012s7o.

of1ee a az M., Of the Interior. U. g Inv,
s, SS.se Ssrsss s %iesh NM Nay isis
Entry e ss 2Hnd 1919. made p 5~ss VINO on
Tow nsflai No. " Sl2s7o for Lot s. Land
MsIHsa% e is a. n aiainss !, '' %
, make Final Proof. TO ..,a o. Intention to
Fras aand aboye Described. bsisna claim to
wassinsEto;, cemmisoner.. 'G al n dohn r.
Claimant n on the 18th day Of JuDs soy yals
Kaiser, John Remsa as witnesses: samus s
. rratt' all Of orovIlie sEhe,rrgIson. A.
BEN SPEAR
FIRST publication Nav =, ,.Register
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

ment encourages, nor will ne excuse
them Moreover, as proof of a large
nor cent of German loyalty, there are
thousands of young men OF German
parentage following the flag today IN
France. and they will fight as bravery
for the preservation of this govern
ment as the man standing at his sue
who has an American lineage passing
hack through many generations.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

Provost Marshal General Crowder
has issued a new and drastic ruling
which demands that every man OF
draft age must work or fight. He has
his choice. This ruling goes into
effect July 1, and the hangers on of
pool rooms and other resorts must get
into the service or go to work at some
thing that will contribute to carry on
the war. This order should, and no
doubt does, include those yellow
streaked individuals known as "con-
scientious directors" The religion
that teaches man to desert his
country when that country is in great
danger is no religion at all. and all
such objectors should be drafted and
put at the most mental work that
falls to the lot of soldier. They
would make good cesspool cleaners
and stable chambermaids.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

There have .bsea ~,
| that probably ~
| losses during ~ {
! which nscsssar1y = J.
able. That 49,. /
parison with IA
allies, but - The ~
| toll will ipcssalA -.
south and midas
the bulk Of tho ~
| being particular ~
past week. . 'essfev
loved ones has e. n
Of many -Amsncs ~
ton that moftts
Americans srise
hearts Of thoes ~,
=. ~. front Co.,
steadily srswia ~
full spprsseas'. II
to pass under ~ ;"
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

of kafserism. Every loyal American
is proud of the record our boys are
making over there, and the satisfac-
ton of forcing the Germans to respect
the fighting quality Of the American
whom he has looked upon with con-
tempt is beyond expression.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14
NOTICE OF HEARING BEFORE
ROARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONING

Notice Is hereby given, that the petition
hereinafter set forth has been nled Wltn
the County Auditor praying that the area are
described therein be set aside as dis-
trict within which no live stock OF airy
kind shall be permitted to run at laife,
ana that Tuesday the End r ~ay .t "i ~ 5al y
o osiS tbe Board o '' Of County co,nmissioners
of Okanogan County. in the Court House
at Okanogan, Washington. have teen
fixed as the time and place for hear'n;
upon said petition. at WHICH time and
the same may appear and be heard.
Said petition Is as follows
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF Okla
HOGAN COUNTY. WASHINGTON:
In re Application Of the citizens. resi-
dents and freeholders Of the lands here.
matter described, to the above-named
board for an order to prevent live stock
from running at large In said district
The undersigned. residents. citizens
and freeholders OF the lands and districts,
hereinafter described, respectfully petit
ton the Honorable Board OF County Com
missioners Of Okanogan County. State Of
Washington. for an order prohibiting any
in the following described districts. to-
ana VIZ sEH; Lot ), w Lot g. EH
n. R IS =. W. M; all Of sectio"s 50,
g. s.. NEH and NEA Lot S, NJ NwT
n Sec So SIX sec H s% ' s s"a q ~ and
Sset S N e ans Sees Is sTwP g T. Is T.
M and Sec. co. II. 40 NJ, r. 2k L. w NJ,
and your petitioners respectfully request
that due notice be give Of hearing OF
this petition, as Is provided by Ser lions
!. 2. 3. 4. s 6 and I. Chapter rs, OF the
Laws OF 1911
8. o. Rise.
F. Sorhus
r. ]. O'Neil.
l. o. Rise
Mrs Myrtle Mitchell.
Mark Mitchell.
Phil. Schwansen
r. l.. Powell.
]. r Erwin.
r. A. Jeffries
Philip LEM.
Riley Coil
w. w. Clark
Mrs. B. E. Powell.
J d. Covington.
Done by order Of the Board of County
E,0o,msmissioners. this 18th day OF Nav
j D. HUBBARD.
County Auditor and ex-Officlo Clerk of
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

The American marines. one OF the
most gallant fighting elements In the
service, have added fresh luster to
the American arms in their magnin-
cent offensive on the Marine front
The Germans may pretend that they
despise the American army, but they
will change their tune before this war
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

!; Stsse Veterinary -.
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information ., i "N
iations iresardis; IN
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the County Assss M
another series & -. \
IN November x u. \
wishing work d. !, q
make applicatiou !, ..a1
can DO hsndlsl ~
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PEACE uVViIs,


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and . LOOMS ,vAa's I
country any Ian ~
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days at Opovilla aatll
the art yet" /
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THE AUCTION STORE

oeoosre the SPOKANE HoTte ,,rc ,rpu,s
WE APE GIVING THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN H ATT Gan BE
@ SHOES OvERSHOES AND hCbbhnS ms No INS hut
R0nGMT IN OROYILE. take others word TOT ID" "
Gown SEA and bet convinced
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-06-14

,oa america is commencing TO suffer the
parsh a tnSeparable from war. Gen.
., Sung reports that so far since
Tue americans have entered the war