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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-15
PATENT NOTICE.


Ne. ofssfs.
IflnErai Surrey No. $50.
L. g. Land Office. Ws,ervills, Wash.
February y, 1919.
Notice In Esreby given. that pursuant 70
e Ss-a aci q esasrss.: approved Ny ieta.
6rexs and rsxldence IL san Jose santa
clsrz county. California, BY and through
his Authorized agent and attorney fl fact.
and re:,esaee is oesnoaxn. oksaosa 49,
ION tor Patent for isso.e linear seet q
u: :s Forts! LODE. vein q mineral dspe.;t
1875 linear feet On the Los Anisoes
Lode, vein OF mineral deposit with sur
tacs Ero1ns e2 fee, in Width containing
more particularly described BY the fed
notss ard official Plat on file In this o..
fee an Surrey No. sss, the particular de.
scripi!on thereof being a. follows. to-wit:
Portal.
Feet Beginning at corner No. l. iden-
teal with the 8. E Cor. Of amen.
ded location. q granite stone Isx
and mound Of stone, with mound
a e ssSns s snf Is mated aT.sa T! III
4 Cor. bet secs. q and zs, T. 20
deg. ~ min. W. $40 II
10 other bearings available.
Thence y 81 deg. 4s min. W.
Var % deg. IS min Z. over rolling
447.s intersect ". Bdy. Of ". W. 4 o.,
". T. 4 Of Sec Is a, 5. deg. @
min. z 1908 II. from the IZ cor,
Tn, bet Secs. Il and %.
sol Integsee. line bet Secs. 2 and g.
feet from the 4 Sec. cor. and at
y. 80 deg Is min. E.. 1880 H.
from the VIC, TO cor. Of secs. 20.
1909 TO cor. No 2. Identical with cor.
Of amended location, a granite
stone lsxl0xs ms, II ms In the
ground with mound Of stone
CROSS and ESQ. whence discovery
bears 8. % deg. 81 min. e. sss
feet.
30 min. and w. $500 fee,
nm, Var Is deg 20 min. e ''''''' '"
SW.O lntersect the lode line Of this
claim at N. 81 deg. So min. W.
z5l.s II. from the discovery post
The lode line bears 8 81 deg
80 min f., 1909 feet
1911 Intersect line between Secs. Fl and
u AT g. SO deg. IS min. w, 1916 s
deg. 8 min. f. 4o7 feet from
the VIC; for Cor. Of Secs. 20. 2I.
1913 VIC. for Cor. No. 3. a shale stone
3xlOxs ms, ls ms. In the ground
win mound OF stone alongside
marked with cross and VIC,
5-sS0, whence
a pine 8 ms. dia bears s. 1 deg.
- min. f.. 7s feet A fir, IL ins
ms. dia. bears ~. 4s deg. IA min
f., 20 3 feet each blazed and des-
cribed b. 7. w. c. 1850
af.s Point for Cor No. 3 faIls on steep
rock slope where Gar. Will not
stand, when VIC for Cor OF Secs,
20. Il, 2s. and 20 bears n "a deg
III min. w. 350.2 II.
Thence South 80 deg. RI min.
k Var ~ deg, 90 min r. over
steep easteriy mountain side.
4H.b 10 cor. No. 4. Identical with the |
SW Cor. Of amended loacfion' a |
granite stone 1sx12xs ms. IL ins
Ia the ground, with a mound OF
stone alongside, marked with |
cross and 1880. whence
A fir ms diam. bears & 90 |
deg. 30 min W., TO feet. A flr. 4 |
lns. dia. bears g. 70 deg 30 min
IL. 35.2 feet each biazed and des-
cribed IT 1880.
Thence N, % deg. 80 min. p. |
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-15

Since the American troops have BEEN
On the firing line ia France CASUALTIES
have been Of daily occurrznce, and the
list of bsseS II bound 10 grow shock
Ing larger and larger now that the
elemental conditions permit Of the
movement Of troops and consequently
more severe fighting. 1t has been the
practice 10 report daily the names and
addrexses of those killed. wounded
and missing, but an order has been
promulgated diseontinuing giving out
for publication this casualty IIxts The
nearest relatives Of those unfortu-
mates win be notified at once by wire.
but the names are not 10 be given out
70 ire public. This decision was taken
On tho ground that the publication OF
the names and addresses Of those lost
Or Injured was conveying information
that might be beneficial 10 the enemy.
Hereafter those who have relat.PeS
among the soldiers In France will re-
ceiye and open one OF those manila
Telegraph envelopes with fea- and
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-15

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-15

Vie+or Berger, Of Vlseozsin, has
be@n lEdiccs6 ~ United States grand
!zry =. Chslzxo Oh charge ~ inter
tsrirz NTH The United States IL the
DrosecEsiial o. TIE war, Berger IL .
German and = Cernsn zyGozIblzsr, a.
are 20 many German s<>eizIls.s "a this
co3atrY, and IL one q the ackrowi-
stxsd Leaders q that cult He Las
zsz1s little efsort " conceal bis hoxtiI-
tsy to . EOsssS1sa; sEdsr which be
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giyez his allegiance. He IL q cznger-
cur enemy. because be has made him
sslf an instrument O. infI1eacs among
the followers Of the party Of which be
claims nssmbersbIp. He should Be
treated exactly az an American would
Be treated in Germany IL he openly
tlok rides against that country, AID
every toty knows how Germany would
handle sgch cases. While this man
Berger IL socialist II can BE- truth
fully said that his attitude 10 not en-,
dorse1 by~ all socialists. for there are
many loyal citizens among The social
lists In this country. And thoss social
ists will become shaky ia their ALE
glance IL few more leaders like Bsr-
ger are found 10 be traitors 70 the gov
egnment
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-15

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-15

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-15

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re visitors at o.
airing before tn
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ming business
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,ating Of snow
ternoon the "
1t as a day in \
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ere elected Of
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term Of cou
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-15

Szt1yczy Z socialist speaker NAMED
Siererzlsn in = public spesch IN New
YORK made oSsn treats u reToi1tSon
"a Gaze TaOrAzs Nocasy. found guilty
" jury o. cOEayliefiy IL z bonsb out
rage comlalttet a. San Frzneiseo lzs.
year, in which number IL innocen.
Ien and women we're killed or in
11red, was hung The rsbsd orator
made dire threats against the govern
n1snt In czse the laws Of the land
were carried into execution. II gazlhe
lloss Inflanloatory znzrchIstic Epeech
that has been made IN this country for
yszrs. The speaker IL agains. the gov
eminent, all goysrnment, In fact He
advocates and defends murder. He de-
nznds that laur9erers 90 1nwhippsd Of
Justice, dsno1nces and deses al! auth
GRITTY. Such man should be treated az
z mad dog. America In no country for
the dissemination u BolgheyikiEm. II
ls astonishing that the authorities per-
nj, such men To publicly air their
revolutionary IDEAS. The government
IL entirely TOO lenient In cases Of this
kind. This country IL nursing and
nourishing TOO many yipers. This man
Sievernaan. and all Of his Tx, has no
place in q democracy. He Ia rndoubt-
idly foreigner. and IL the government
Is squea,aich in Equashing such
trouble makers I'D they should be
squashed, why not deport them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-19
Repub leans Start Inquiry
10 to intentions Toward
Hun War Vessels.
PLAN TO SINK ALL
STARTS AN INQUIRY
Report From, Paris That American De.
issatss Advocated ! Destruction OF
Surrendered Fleet Brings Demand
For Inform mation--Presidsnt Receives
Bill From Congress For Signature
in Paris.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia resolution
asking the state department to inform
the senate whether the American
peace commissioners are advocating
destruction Of German warships o.
other enemy property, and If so oS
what authority. was introduced today
BY Minority Leader Lodge and with.
out discussion was left on the table.
The action was inspired by/a press
dispatch last night which said the
American delegates to the peace con-
gress have resolved to advocate the
sinking of the surrendered enemy
war ships ami resist any proposition
to distribute them on the baAs Oh
naval losses. The dispatch said This
announcement Is made by those In
close touch with the American repre-
sentatives, who, it is added, feel THAI
such a position would result In avoid
ing conteption and materially support
President Wilson's declaration that
the the war vas not based on assres-
sion or the acquisition OF properly.
70 Sign Bill in Paris.
The first resolution Of congress re-
curing the presidents signature and
adopted since President Wilson sailed
for the peace conference has reached
him in Paris and word that it has been
signed is expe ted at the White House
Secretary Tumulty was notified to-
day that a courier had arrived In Par
is, with resolution authorizing the
usual Christmas time payment OF sal
| aries to government employees.
This pvocedurs is to be, followed IN
| the case or all acts OF congress while
! the president Is abroad, state depart
mcnt messengers tra4ai to- and fror
| Europe frequently. making the TRIP
acless in about week. Before they
start the president Is given compre-
hensive outline OF the matter by cable.
He has ten Jays in which to sign or
veto aand unless The does owe or the
other the legislation becomes effective
without HIS signature.
The president. holding that he sur
rendered none, Of his functions OF
pow ers by being abroad, is said to hav-
! no doubts about the legality OF the
course mapped out The engrossed
copies of bills and resolutions are for
warded to him as they go to the White
House from the capitol.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-19
Chancellor and HE Cabinet
Resign q Result
Of Dis .rs.
TRUBUI.y SCENES
CONT. : JE IN BERLIN
Confer Of Representatives FreW
All States 81 Former Empirs 81 -
Convoked For Purpose of electirS
President Of Republic in G~et 80
Prevent Fresh Outbreaks Three =
krupp Directors Arrested.

Paris, Dec. l9.-The German gov II
ernment, headed by Frederick Ebert
has resigned as a result Of events IN
Tuesday, according to a dispatch re-
ceived Zurich from Stuttgart says
the JOURNALS correspondent there. ii
Frederick Ebert. who was named ~
minister OF the interior in the cabinet
of Prince Maximiliah> Of Baden, IN
Nov 3. and became imperial chanccl-
lor on Nov. s. took command OF tho
situation In Berlin following the revo-
lutionary uprising there.
On Nov. IS 1t was announced that he
had become premier and had chosen
his cabinet. naming Hugo Hassc.
Philip Scheidemann Wilhelm Ditt-
mann, Herr Landsberg and Ric.ards
Barth as the secretaries in charge -
the department created by the rcvO-
lutionary government.
The central congress Of delegates
from soldiers ana~workmen councils
met III Berlin on Monday. Tho hrst
session resulted In disorderfy scenes
in which there were many PERSONAL
encounters. On Tuesday turbulent
scenes continued. George Ledcbour. IN
leader Of the independent socialists,
making bitter attack on Premtet
Ebert.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-19
LONDON WELL CONES
BRITISH HEROES
Marshal HaisNand His Field Com.
nanders Return to England ard Ar
rival is ossaeion for Great ceicbra-

London. Dec. 19.-LoHdon hung out
its flags and the old seaport OF Dover
flung its gates wide open today to
greet Field Marshal Hais and the com
manders of the FIVE British armies
which fought in Belgium and France
Generals Piummer, Rawinson. Bird
wood, Byng, and Horne.
1t was merely an informal welcome
on the part of London, but Dover made
OF 1t a great celebration. The real
celebration in London comes late in
January or early in February. The
field marshal. according to time
honored precedence VIII then he
raised to a high rank in tic Rcernse.
how high is speculative, and given, a
money grant by parliament. This Is
the procedure which, has been foliowM
ton down to kitchener and Roberts
and the occasion will be celebrated
such as in no other nation, except
possibly as France can carry out rs
impressivcly as Great Britain.
The welcome given the generals to-
day was similar to- that given Marshal
Foch and Premier Clemenceau, Of
France, and Premier Orlando. OF Italy.
little over a week ago. after hrst
greetings the civilian officials disap-
peared from the scene and the small
procession proceeded thru the principal
streets to Buckingham palace. where
the king entertained Marshal Hag nj
luncheon. 4n-
Airp.anes escorted Field Marshal
Haig's ship across the channel and
the train to London. All business was
suspended at Dover. Admiral Keys.
commander Of the port. all the naval
and military officials of the city, the
mayor, members of the Dover city
county and Lord Beauchamp. warden
of the cinqueports. received the re-
turning commanders In the marine
station, which was swathed in bunt-
ing and desorated with notices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-19
PIPER TWICE MARRIED.
Divorced Girl. Wife Sent to Prison For
Using Mails to Defraud.

Muskegon, Mich. Dec. 10. - The
matrimonial experiences OF Milo r..
Piper. local insurance man, accused OF
having murdered Miss Frieda WEIGH
man, Chicago bookkeeper. after an
automobile trip Of several months, in
1916, were being further investigated
by the police here today.
Interest In the accused mans life
was stimulated when it was established
by statements from him and his pres.
ent wife. according to Sheriff Carl
Stauffer, that in 1903 ne was married
at Benton Harbor to Miss Iva Good
enough. 15-year- school girl.
After a divorce. two years later. the
girl using the name Of Marion Gray,
conducted matrimonial agency at
Chicago Court records there show
she was convicted In 1908 for using
the mails to defraud,, being sent TO the
federal prison at Atlanta. and later
psrdoned. f&@%E
Letters which Piper wrote to his
present wife during the automobile
trip are being sought by the police to-
authorities, disappeared from her
trunk after she found her little, son
playing with them,
r. Miss Frieda' weichman came to her
death. by violence. according to three
physicians who today examined the
girl, because. OF whose death Milo Fl.
Piper, OF this city. Is held on mur-
der charge.
(. The autopsy showed. according I.
the physicians. that the girls skull had
been crushed by blows on the back Of
the head. g."
The body; Of the girl. who was killed
in 1916, was, taken from its resting
place in a local cemetery, at the direc-,
,tion Of the prosecuting attorneys Of
fice, .Et'E ~
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Anti. German Forces Occupy Odessa.
d., >kn A ,.n,tntcl roroyo

-
Odessa, Sunday, Dec. l5.--Troops
under command Of the anti German
Ukranjan Iender Petlura today are oc-
cupying Odessa. "a.'r.s. 4.
IA London dispatch Wednesday said
that unconflrmed reports had been re-
ceived that Odessa had ben occupied
by The Petlur1 forces. Dispatches
dated a week previously ut Odessa
said that the. Petlura forces were
mArching on Odessa. The allied naval
forcea there have taken steps to pro-
tect the wharves and :ailied nationals
but had decided not - interfere In
any hghting IN the city. Ode9sa has
been the scene Of much disorder since
the downfall Of the Karensk regime.
Recently It has been, held BY .Ukrain- :
ian ana German forces. 81.
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LIVED LONG IN IOWA.
Benton County Man Had Varied Car.
t--.. eer in His a Years.

'Svinton, Dec. 19.-Frank Eggleston,
an aged and respected citizen Of
vinton, died at his home Wednesday.
He was born in Portage county. Ohio,
Nov. "a, 1884, and when young man
moved with his parents to Eddyville,
Iowa, where he engaged in the occu-
patton Of stage driving and was a
member Of wagon train parties which
supplied the mining camps in the
Rocky Mountains, in an early day. On
one Of these trips he was severely
wounded in an Indian attack
Later he bought a saw mill In the
western part Of the state and oper-
ated 1t for short time until it was de-.
stroyed by fire. During the last for
ty.two years he had lived in Linn and
Benton counties and the last ten years
OF his life he has spent in Vinton.
Mr.. Eggleston is survived by his
wife, and four sons. the Rev. @. w.
Eggleston, of Newell Iowa; Louis ana
Charles OF Vinton and Milo Of Water
loo, and two daughters Mrs. J. H.
Bruwell and Mrs Sam Kennedy Of
Vinton.
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lowA's HONOR ROLL.
Total Of III lo~ans Amons cssualti
in sat1at Asaorta. So

Total Of III lowans Ansons Casualties
in Eatest Rsporta. 5ss
Washington. Dec. 1s.-The names Of
forty three lowans appear n the cas-
ualty report issued for publication To-
dAS a. foliows: st'a
Dted Of wounds Private William r.
Nauman, Dubuque. "a AT "
Wounded severely Sergeant ,pueSy
l.. <McGee. Council Bluffs: C0RpeyAl
Henry John Luetjen, Rppne; Muacian'
Casper A. Hornseth, Rock Rapids; Pra 7.
Yates Charles l. Alpefs. Newell: Hu9o
F.. Lindholm, Davenport Geor9e y,
winslow, Ida Grove! Eugene
Echterling churdan; Floyd r. Es1les-
ton. Ayrshire: Peter v. Kertx, DID,
buque;/ ~ George w. Nissen. ManinG;
Elio Fave, Mystic: AaEe r. Hen9isll-
SON. Cedar Fails. K; II SS n n VI
n Wounded. degree -undeterynined III
vs10 Louis y. Bltxeks oxf0So Jpne-