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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01

1t Is time that all people come to
realize that this country is In war, and
that 1t Is the duty Of every individual
citizen to aid the government In carry
Ing on that war in any way within his
or her power. One OF the most vitality
important features in carrying on war
and one that Is going to aid in the
final result as effectually as guns, is
the providing of food for the armies
and for the several nations engaged in
the war on the side of the allies. The
chief way of providing that food, be-
sides actual production, is careful con-
seryation OF the supply. The govern
ment asks that every citizen aid In
this matter of conservation Of the sup
ply. The government asks that every
citizen aid in this matter of conserva-
ton. The request is put out in the ma
ture OF an appeal to the patriotism of
the people. and all over the land the
Inhabitants are solicited both through
the press, by means Of printed circu-
lars and by direct personal appeal by
committees selected for that purpose.
1t has been felt that Straightforward
appeal to the American people would
find ready and cheerful response, and
SO far the government has taken no
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01
SUMMONS Fos PUBLICATION

Ii the Justice court Orovilie precinct
Oksnogzn county, Washington. Before
James Ferguson Justice OF the Peace.
George Rixte. Plaintiff. VS. William r.
Cody and Emma Cody. his wife. defend
ants Summons for publication
In the name Of the State Of Washington
you and each Of you are hereby notified
that George Rikse has fled q complaint
against you in said court which viii come
On 10 Be heard at my office in OroyiiIe
Ckanogan county, State Of Washington
On the 18th day Of March 1918. at the hour
Of O'Clock p N Of said day: and unless
You appear and then and there answer
the same viii De taken as confessed and
the demand Of the complaint granted The
object and demand Of said claim is 20 re-
cover o. proEnlssory note in the Gum Of
ILL.,: FOR second cause Of action for wood
sold and delivered in the surn Of 81 g. as
principals: the sun OF 3Is-19 AZ attorneys
fees. together with interest and costs Of
suit, not paid by them, or any one in their
behalf. which szid sums are nov due and
owing this plaintiff Of and from said de-
PENDANTS.
Complaint filed Jan 18th. 1915.
JAMES FERGUSON
Justice Of the Peace, Oroyille, Wu
GRANT & WILLIAMS,
Attorneys for plaintiff
p o. address. Oroyi!!e Okauogan
county. Washington
First publication February 20 1913
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01
Frank e. Mitchell
Nelson, Wash.
AUCTIONEER
NOTICE or SETTLEMENT.

-, IN the Superior Court of the State Of
Warrington, Ia and for Oksnogan county
N probate. Notice Of settlement Of ac
count In the matter Of the estate Of j. ID
WoodWorth, deceased.
Nouce ~ hereby given that Ed J.
Wcodwofth, the executor ~ the estate OF
~ WoodWOrth, deceased, has render
sd ana presented for settlement TO- ana
Med IN the Euperior Court Of said county
nhI state an account az such executor;
shn that FRIDAY the 9Th day Of March
1913, at 10 O'Clock g. m. II The court
, room o. or said superior Court. In the
OWn cf Ckanogan Ia said county, has
been duly appointed by our ggperior
Court for the settlement Of the final ac-
count. az which time and place any per-
son Interested In said estate may appear
an1 NE MS exceptions IN writing 10 the
sag nnal account. and contest the same.
=. witness the Hon. q. II. Neal, Judge OF
ths SAID bupsrior Court, and the seal OF
$50 court affixed this 9Th day Of Febru-
MARY r.. MCCLURE
County Clerk and Clerk OF said Ruperior
First publication FEB q, 1918. '
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01
A SERIOUS sITCAIIOS.

The war NOW being waged against
Eussiz By the Germans or rather the
German inyasion Of Russia, puts an
end ~ all the claims advanced By the
kaiser and his military cohorts tina,
the war was forced upon Germany and
IL now continued only az q var Of de-
fense, of geif-prsssryation. Apologize
for Germany in this country should a.
last see the cloyen foot under the by
Docriical disguise worn By the steel
nGted power Of the German nation,
unless they are 70 blind tia. they will
not zee. The present invasion Of Rus
gia Ia absOluts proof that the war was
started by Germany golely and only
for conquest. hag been yaged for con-
quest and will be continued 70 the BIT
ter end with tha, single aim in view.
No more AFFECT and humiliating terms
Of peace could have been proposed " a
people than the terms demanded from
Russia by the Central Powers. The
cowardIy and incomDentent represen-
ntiyes Of the Bolsheyiki + may have
displayed Falstaffian truculency at
the time negotiations were In progress,
eloquently refusing the .erms then
suggeeted, but the moment that Ger
many renewed the war these came
arrogant anarchists gcurried 10 cover.
Ike the crayeng that they are, and
begged for mercy. As well might the
lamb appeal TO the wolf for compass
sion. And II ig an insult 10 the wolf 10
compare him 10 the ingatiate brutality
Of the German.
Germany is sweepinx through Rus
sia without opposition, carrying on the
gystem Of the highway robber, and
that 4 nthe face Of people duplicating
for peace. IL the BOlsheyikis alone
were the sufferers. II the cause Of the
allies were not endangered by this re-
newal Of hostilitieg against Russia, one
might look upon the invasion OF that
country with some complacency, az a
just retribution to the crimes that an
archy has committed In the name OF
freedom, but the entire Russian nation
Ia suffering. and, furthermore, Ger
many ig securing much needed supplieg
that means a further protraction of
the war, that means that America
will be forced to put millions Of men
on the fighting line, contribute billions
OF money to support the vast army or
be willing TO submit To German made
peace, which would mean the paying
out OF billions Of dollars for tribute,
and remaining a yassal TO the German
war lords for all time TO come. Our
people must wake up 10 the fact that
they are facing most serious prob
lem. a problem that means sacrifices
that they have little dreamed Of. We
must stand out for honorable victory
or degrading defeat. Which do you
choose?
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01

A correspondent la a recent issue
Of the Spokesusn-Rsyiew pretends To
zee the coming Of the millennium in
the Bolsheyiki and the anarchistic ten
cts Of that cult A man in this country
who can subscribe TO the brutal and
dighonorable methods preached and
pract!ced by the Russian Bolsheviki
needs looking after. He is dangerous
citizen America Is no place for men Of
that kidney. They should be boxed up
and shipped off TO Russia where they
Can flock with the people OF their own
way OF thinking. This government is
altogether TOO lenient In permitting
men TO promulgste such doctrines,
especially in times OF war.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01
SEDITIOUS PROPAGANDA.

OF late residents Of Oroyille have
found upon their porch, or at the front
door. OF their homes circulars purport-
Ing TO be issued by the International
Bible Students Association, OF Brook
lyn, N. Y. These publications, to all
outward and visible appearances,
seem innocent enough, and some Of
them are no more than petty wrangling
over bible interpretations, but 1t is
alleged that underneath their religious
representations the publications are
ali insidious attack upon the govern
ment, and are issued for the purpose
OF hampering the president In the car
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01

II revolution ever spelled misery 10
people certainly the revolution in
Russia has brought untold misery TO
the peoples Of that unhappy country.
Playing upon the credulity Of the
ignorant the anarchistic faction in
Russia gained the upper hand, and L.
WELDING its power cruelty and mer-
cilessly. According 10 their interpreta-
ton freedom means license 20 commit
every crime In the decalogue. Under
the guise OF government for the peo-
pie those in power are INDUCING In ey-
cry kind OF violence, there is no protec-
ton TO life or property, there II no pre-
tense TO honorable understanding be-
tween nations. and every law OF God
and man Is violated. Civil war is ad-
vocated and encouraged. Murder has
become pastime. Robbery IL consid-
cred virtue. Debt ig repudiated. The
common rights Of men are trampled
under foot. While the masses are In a
starving condition no effort Ia made
to remedy conditions. Chaos reigns
supreme with little prospect Of an
early improvement. To add TO this sun,
OF misery the powers that be have dis
banded the armies. declaring war
against the central powers at an end
without signing peace and now Ger
many Is preparing TO send armies in
to the country with the people In no
condition to make a defense. Yet, for
all this. unbelievable as it may seem,
socialistic convention recently held
In New York endorses these acts Of
the Bolsheviki leaders, the clan at
present In power and responsible for
existing conditions In Russia.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01
Serial Nos. 1ihsss-5l47i2.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT Of the Interior. q. g Land
Cftics at Waterville, Washington, Feb.
1878
Notice IL hereby given that James S
Brown. OF Antwyne. Washington, who OF,
Decembsr g., 1911. made Homestead entry
NO. olssss for EASEH. NEK SEA Sec.
e and the W4NWA Sec 90, Twp. IS
y. r. q 2, and who on June -. 1916,
made additional homestead entry serial
No Wfl3 for The NWA NWA. Ell NV
p Is r. W. NJ. has filed notice Of inten.
ton to make final five year proof to estab.
llsh claim 10 the land above described be
fore Fanny Peterson. L. s. Commissioner
OF March. 1913.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Edgar I.
Crfst Homer z. Crist. Loritz johnson. and
DAVID l. Curtis al Of Antwyne Wash.
BEN SPEAR. Register.
First publication Feb. Is. 1918.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01

American troops are now In the fray
with the French and English allies,
holding sector on the French front,
The boys are under constant fire, and
General Pershing reports daily casu-
alities. At last the country is In the
conflict In earnest. and American
blood Ia daily mingling In the soil OF
France with that Of the Allies. The
American people must now brace
themselves for meeting the sacrifices
that war calls for. And let us all unite
TO aid the cause 70 that those sacrifices
may not BIO In vain.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01
Serial No. 0l4s03
NOTICE FOR PUeLicATioN-lsol
ED TRACT.

Public Land Sale. Department OF the
Interior U. s.. Land Office at Watery;lle.
washington, January IA, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that as directed
by the commissioner Of the General Land
Office, under provisions Of Sec. PASS, r s..
pursuant to the application Of Josenh
Michael Allemandi serial 30. 0I4sG3 We
viii offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder, but at not less than "a 90 per acre.
at 1000 O'Clock a. m. on the 4th day OF
March next at this office. the following
tract Of land: Lot 4, Sec. 2s, T. 40 N, r.
z5 e. w n. 49,
The sale will not be kept open, but will
be declared closed when those present al
the hour named have ceased bidding The
person making the highest bid win be
required to Immediately pay to the Re-
ceiyer the amount thereof
ANY person claiming adversely to above
described land are advised to file their
claims. or objections. on OF before the
time designated for sale.
BEN. SPEAR, Register.
8. 8. BEGGS. Receiver.
First publication January 20, 1918.
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01

T1s s1roeyz.ic rulers II Germany
and Austria srs becoming ths zaos.
so1s9ng zcd entertaining hznoriE.s
.. tas age Not loax ago ths kaiser In
Il address 70 hls p.eopls declared
t1st h had constantly Advocated and
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past, lad awake ~ nigh. s.ufyirg
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peace. Nov comes the superor Of Aus-
tia with manifesto 70 his subjects
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with his people In tas roek-liks re-
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emperor must consider his subjects
when be has the etfrontsry 70 claim
that the war was forced upon Austria,
and therein rests the grim hamor o.
, the thing. Every school child capable
OF reading knows that the war was
deliberately precipitzted By Austria
sending an army against Serbia, and
sending out that well equipped and
long prepared army within q few
hours notice. The emperor might tell
that 70 Tile. but TilIie wo3ld have TO
be feeble minded 10 believe q word OF
IT, But this clawing around for excuses
On tho part Of those potentates shows
that they are put 70 It hard trying 10
square themselves with the people
they have led into such state Of gor-
row and suffering.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-01
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
PETITION OF AXE SHORE
TO INCREASE RATES WILL
RECEIVE HEARING JULY 30

INDIANAPOLIS. md. 5uly co.
The public service commission an
nounced late thursday that the pc
titions recently fled by me Chi
cago. Lake Shore and South Benz
Railway company. affecting many
northern Indiana cities. will be
heard AT the offices OF the commits
sion ar the state house Tuesday.
July so. AZ 9 o'clock i'm the morning
The petitions include requests for
authority TO charge 4 10 cents train
fare 20 any passenger boarding a
tram at such stations where a depot
and agent are available 10 The pas
senser for SO minutes prior TO the
departure Of TRAIN. when the as
senSer does not purchase a ticket
Another OF the petitions asks au-
thOrity 10 charge freight rates equal
20 those now charged b ythe steam
roads. This particular railroad de-
sires TO transport the freight OF the
lower cia~ssifcations, i'm dir ect COM
petition Win .he steam roads and IT,.
therefore. not amenable 10 the same
conditions as other ~interuroan roads
now p~etiuonins for some revision Of
freight rate classification.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20

A shameful practice has come to light with regard
TO the setuemen, OF the affairs of soldiers dying in the
service. I'm many cases. parents have no sooner learn
ed OF their sons death than they receive a notice from
some Iawyer>in washinstou. informing them that they
will need legal help in collecting the sons back pay,
along with Liberty bond rebates and other claims on the
government. The lawyer agrees to look af,er this bust
ness on "a fee basis Of 90 or % percent, and asks the
parents TO give hm power oC attorney.
such service IS absolutely unnecessary. and no mem
Der Of the legal profession except a SINISTER or a harry
would so misrepresent the situation and attempt to
prey in this manner upon the bereayed parents. II has
been explained over and over again. u official state
ments and in newspaper comment. that the governments
itself will attend 90 an The necessary details without
charge.
In most eisies. moreover. there are capable and rep
utable lawyers. representing their bar associations,
who viii gladly give free advice on such matters. In
case Of doubt or DELAY. they should be consulted. OF if
the established machinery does not seem to be work
ing properly. the local CONGRESSMAN can be appealed
TO. a local committee for such purposes consists of
George 2. Beroth. Samuel Parker and p. 81 jackson.
For an ordinary cases the words Of Rep quinn of
Mississippi apply literally AMI fuly:
"No lawyer should be allowed to set one cent
OF the soldiers back pay or government insur-
ance as a fee for collecting IT, SO soldier nor
the parents OF q soldier ,r sailor needs the aid
OF q lawyer To set his money. THE war risk
bureau viii uay e,er dme due tine beneficiary
under the policy Also. 30 necessary. every CON
gresham vur aid his constituents r corec,iu-
the money.
1T rs not calculated that the Veterans of Tho world
war. nor their sur,ivins sic 1endenys. shall Dee -su. ster-
ed as the veterans Of the rebellion have been in the
matter Of ther pension claims. up 90 q few years aeo-
when Uncle sam dn4Iy put a stop 20 o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
&~
JULY 20. 1918
THE PRICE OF WHEAT.

There s no Evidence that American farmers ia gen
eral are disgruntled by the presidents veto Of the
$40 wheat price guarantee put into the AGRICULTURAL
appropriation bin by congress-. ANS farmer. mo doubt
would rather set $40 a UusheI for his wheat than
$z2o. But an honest farmer knows and admits that
the pnce already established is fair. even reckoned ON
q basis Of abnormal war rates.
Moreover. IS TIE president SAYS. our farmers do not
altogether depend upon a stimulation of price to do
their utmost to serve the nation and the world in this
time of cEsis The proof OF that statement is the pres
emit bumper wheat crop. which was sown and is being
reaped under the stimulus OF nothing more than $3.50
a bsshei plus patriotism.
II the present price is just 20 the farmer. the con-
sumner has been saved los tha presidents veto from an
unjust burdens of considerable dimensions. The presi-
dent advised by grain experts. says that The proposed
addition Of 20>cents a bushel oy congress would in
crease the price Of four to the extent of 81 a barrel
ana take S3s7.coe.OoO out Of the pockets of consumers.
Congress had better let the matter drop. There Is
no insistent demand FOR more profit by the producers,
and che consumers themselves have "a lot of votes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20

proDaganda. Former Pres't Taft was urging # before
The war. PRIEST Wilson lost no time in lending il his
official sanction after our entrance into the var had
given us a voice m allied councils.
The principle vas Of slow growth. owing 10 the DIFF
dculty felt particularly Jy European powers of eiminat-
ing national prejudice aud tradition and thinking in the
new. international way that comes more natural TO
Americans It's triumph however. was inevitable.
Allies and aeutrais alike are coming TO see that II
Is as necessary for nations to organize and stand to-
gether for the purposes OF orderly. civilized life as 1t
was for on American colonies 10 cohere in the be-
ginning. that the dream OF a United states or the
world instead OF q chaos Of warning nations is no more
visionary than Was the dream Of a United states Of
America instead 81 a congeries Of quarrellins states.
Is il TOO much 70 hope tn at such a policy, worked out
internationally. may set bring the whole world the
benefits We ourselves have already gained from il?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-20
LIQUID BAIL

- sherin Of YORK county. Ne is said 10 have ruled
that prohibition is not al an Incompatible with the use
Of iquid bait ON hshing trips. In accordance with a
custom whereof the memory OF man runneth not TO
tho contrary" he says. il is permissible for an angler
TO take two quarts of whisky into the woods with him.
a Daniel yea. a Daniel come TO Judgment cries
the Rochester Post-EXpresS.
sumably Rochester citizens are fond of fishing trips
in Maine
It would be interesting to have a national symposium
OF opinion on this engrossing theme. How do they
ever catch fish in states that are really dry-if there are
any suchy