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Al fin eli COraz0n de Ma
nuei Estrada Cabrera
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taban condenados a prisi0n perpc-
tua, rudisron gozar.
Muchos hombres han muertos en-
las carceleS, muchos nan pereclto
en- las prisioncs de Guatemala, SIN
volver a yer la luz del dia, en- los
s;nicstros calabozos donde pagan
sus culpas de haber dicAo algana
palabra d~espectiva contra eli gobivr-
10 O bien de haber emitiIo simple
mcnte sus opinioacs....
LOS dio en- libcrsad c! preSl-
dente?
ST. Nj amigo, que 10 cs del Sc
nor juez Alarc6n, me cucn1a como
cl funcionario lie eXplico Ia acticId
de Estrada Cabrera. e p~reSidentc
cstaoa muy conmov;co Dor las dcs-
g~racias de su pueblo y, una tarde,
sin que hab!ara con nadie soGre el
particular antcs, sin haber accedido
a ninguna iuf!uencia, sino al espon-
tanco Sentimiento, orGen0 que 1uc-
ran puestos en- libertad algunos de
los presses "politicos' que habian per
dido la esperanto de lioertad.
acknowledgements nucstro
informante,-el juez Alarcon Sc in
dign0 con Ia medida del ~presidente.
FL juez era quien mas ordenes de- pr
sion haoia dictado, :, sin duda al
guna, cl que mejor Sc prestaba a las
6rdenes de Estrada Cabrera para
'hacer' processes a los cue caian de
la gracia del p~rcsideIte. Natural
mente que al saber que los presses ha-
bian quedado en- Iibertad, el juez
protest6; peyo inUtilmente, pues e!
presidente cstaha decidido "a que sc
cumpliera su orden.
Las carceics Sc abrieron para dar
libertad a algunos recs r.eXlcanos:
entire eiIos a Valentiu Davila, perio-
dista independents y otroS &c me-
nor significaci0E. Cardenas, 2! eJe-
cutor de Madero. no obtuvo Ia liber-
tad en- esta OCCASION. nj tampoco Tue
! l;bertado c! senior Linares ~eX-pro7lc-
tario del Hotel Juarez, de Retaihuleu,
que esta sentenciado por sedicion a 20
amos de carcel.
De los guatemaltecos libertados
fueron Pedro Mil!a Y Cayetano San
tbs, c! primero .p~er!odista, Y otcos
! muchos de menor significaci0n.
La disposition de haber dado en- IL
bertad Q mas de veinte reos polit;cos
ha causado inmensa algeria 4 los
guatcmaltccos, pues estoS Green que
ha venido para ell pals n ira de
libertad que nunca sonaron disfrutar,
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PREOCUPA AL GOBiERNO ES-
PANOL LA ACTITUD DE
LOS AGRICULTORES.
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cereal al precio fijado de cuaranta
V cuatro pesetas ell hectolitro.
Los agricultores alegan que eS
materialmente impossible vender cl
trigo q csc. precio, y como razon ae
81 parte. exponen que e. mismo pu-
blico comprendiendo la injusr!cla
que Sc quiere imponer, eSta dlSpueS-
to q pagan en- algunaS s]ecclcncS del
pals IN precio mayor que el fiJado
por cl gobierno.
Es seria la ~situacion en- Catalina
Telegramas procedenteS de Bar
%celona, dan cuenta de que los obre-
o de las fabricas de meta!es han
obtenido el apsyo de las Unlones
textiles para sus demandas de que
Sc. dismiauyan las horas tie trabaJo
Y Sc aumenten los salaries.
La ~Situacion en- Catalina Sc CON
sidera seria Y Sc cree nminente una
hlelga general. o.
-
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Otro jefe que ofrece rendirse.

Sc asegura tambien ea las infor-
maciones antcs dichas, que el mayor
Alvarez, Quien Sc e%ncontraba en- Ia re-
gi6n de Soto Ia Marina al fre1te dc
Glen hombres pe~rfectamente asmados
aunque escaSamente munlclonados,
entro en- negociaciones con Gonzalez
para rendirse al gobierno ~carrancista,
negociaciones que dieroa ei mejor re-
sultado. pues que Alvarez con su gen
te esta marchando hacia Matamoros
para %entregarse al jefe militar de IA
Inca F~ronteriza.
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tie de la Convention. Ell General
Allen Sc dirigio a los convencionalLs-
tas diciendoles que era un deber pa
triotico de todos los medicos de los
Estados Unidos, alistarse en- el ejerci-
10 para prestar sus serFicios en- Fran
cia, donde tanta falta estan hac:en-
do ciruianos para curar a los miles de
heridos que cada dia resultan de las
grandes batallas que contra los ale
names Sc estan librando en- el frente
occidental.
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u horrible cri1rlen p%asional

Pyres a su esposo que va, cansado
de Sufrirlo, iba a presentar su de-
manda de divorcio para que los
jueces lie concedieran separarse de
e y'poder vivir con sus hijos.
Parece que ell esposo era un hon.
hre que resistia todos los maltratos
de su mujer con singular paciencla,
pues no obstante que VIC salir a su
companera rumbo a Ia corte, va con
el escrito correspondence en- Su boil
sa de mano, no protesto nj impldlo
tai viaje, sino que Sc limit6 a decir-
le:
No lograras vivir con tus HI
jos, nunca.
Y, dcsgrsciadamente, ell senior
Pyres cumplio su amenaza de la
n mas tragica, mas espantosa
que imaginarse nadie pueda.
Cuando Ia sonora habia salido
llev6 a los dos muchachos, n de
nueve mos de edad, Holland y la
otra de siete amos, al cuarto del ba-
no. Los desnudo ".
Da horror describir el cspantoso
crimen: los ahogo en- la tina de
bano.....
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Hay que advertir que muchos de
los mexicanos libertados purgaban
condemns por ell delito de haber vio-
lado Ia neutralidad. les decir de ha-
Der cruZado Ia frontera mexicana e
internandose en- tierras de Guatemala.
Sc cree, nos dice finaImente nuestro
entrevistado-que Estrada Cabrera Sc
vera obligado a castigar a Alarcon,
pues este Sc he atrevido q c~riticar Ia
actitud del presidente aunque, Ell
realidad, 10 ha hecho solo con perso-
mas de su-confianza, pero entire las
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Y
~POPULARES

\ 20 CENTAyoS CADA UNA.
Abelardo y ElotSa
Amor de Madre.
Diego C~orrienteS.
bona juanita.
Ss Hnfrrane de BruSelas.
El Barbero de Ssvilla.
ESpinaS de una flor
Flor de IN Dia
Genovera de Braydnte
Herman CorfaS Y Marina
La Verbena de Ia Paloma
Lucrecia Borgia
Los AmanieS de Teruel
Marsarita de BorsoA3
Oteio, Ell moro de Eenecla
Pablo Y Virginia
Romeo y Ju(ieta
TreiRta afOS o Ia vida de un jucador.
A 35 CESTASOS CADA UNA.
Berioldo. Bertoldino y Cacascno
C~arlolnagno o los II PareS de Francia
La Dana de las Gamelias
Man0u LescaUt
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Viene de la 1a.)

Pyfes, con sus hijos Holland y Ali
cia, son felices,
BESIDE hace diez amos 10 asegura-
ban todos los veciros que veian a
los esposos Pyres siempre risuenos,
siempre, al parecer, enamorados Ell
uno del otro, y los dos, desde hace
nueve y ocho amos, de sus MICS.
Pero nadie saba que Ia sonora
Pyres no era feliz y que, por no ser
10, causaba la ~desgracia de su ma
rido: los celos, la passion enloquece-
dora Y que sugiere los mas angus
tiosos pensamientos, a dacir de a.
quellos desventurados seres que los
sufren, atormentaban a la sonora
Pyres. Y como q ella la atormenta-
ban pasaba sus enojos, sus maios
humores, su rencor, a su marldo.
En- realidad era un inferno, un
verdadero inferno el hogan donde
CREAM los vecinos de los Pyres que
reinaba la dicha.
Pyres enloquece.
Tantos martirios padecio Pyres,
que SUI mente empeZo a abrigar
IDEAS siniestras. No encontraba tran
quilidad en- su hogan y, por ell con-
t~rario, cuando despues del trabajo
entraba a su casa, va saba que su
esposa 10 esperaba para lanzarle
las mas duras e injustas de las
acusaciones; para Gecirle que 10 ha-
bia estado ~enganando, que pediria
a los jueces que 10 separaran de el,
que 10 abandonaria para irse a vi
vir con sus hijos.
De dia, de noche, 4 todas horas,
la mujer celosa hacia sufrir al ma
rido que, a no dudarlo, lie era fiel.
Tai vez en- los largos amos de sos
tener esta lucha, de sufrir estaS
injuStas a~cusaciones, Ell acusado de
sufrio t%rastornos en- Su
pues empeZo a abrigar n
idea terrible, una idea de locura que
no ha pasado por Ell mismo motive,
por la mente de ningun hombre.
Al fin, antcayer dijo Ia sonora
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LA CONVENTION DE MEDICOS
FERROCARRILEROS

Aver dieron principle en- esta ciu-
dad los trabajos de Ia Convention de
Medicos y Cirujanos que prestan sus
servicios en- las Companies ferro-
carrileras. FL doctor Brown, de Ell
Paso, Texas, resulto electo presiden-
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ESPIRITISMO
CIENCIAS OCULTAS

C~laylcula del Rey Shannon .......... sc.
nIrclouario Internal. contiene maSia
blanca. roia y negra. aparicioneS. etc. s2.2J
Dogma ' Ritual de Ia Alta MaSia. Con-
iiene 81 ~Iriingrlo De Solomon. Ia Ca
bala, el Tarot. secretoS del eIilo. III
gronancia, etc. 500
Enchiridiones, GrlmorioS Y PentaculoS 7oc.
e Dragon Roio. o sea Ell arte de man
ddr ] los eSpirifuS ....-........-.. 3oc.
FL Poder del PenSaE2iento. Su domi-
Mo Y cultura- Como seStudlar 81
e. Libro Internal. Trarado de las cIen-
c!aS ocultas. Con,iene Ell libro de san
Cipriano. Clavicula de Solomon, el
Dragon Roio y Ia CsbTa Internal. eicS2.06
II Nerdadero Dragon RoIo. Encan-
tamientOS, modo de hacerSe invisible.
La Gran Farita Adivinadora .......... Sc.
Libro Magno de San Ciprtano. Edicion
unics ; complete del fsmoso Crime
La Clavicula del Echlcsro. o Libro
de San Clpriano, con infinidsd de
secretos
La Gran Magta Supreme ...............st.sO
Manual de Masts RoIa ............... A0c-
Manual de Magia Blanca ............ Zoe.
SecretOS de los Carlos. A!rte dc ga
mar 4 ipdoS los jueSoS .............Si.0
SeCre,oS de Alberto el Grande $50. Csc.
SecretoS de la PreS.iGigitacion Y Ia
maSia. LecciOpes practicaS de eSca-
motcO Y prestigitaci0n $500
Secreios del inferno ............... 35r.
TeSoro de MilasroS de Ia Cruz de Ca
ravaca- Nerdadera toya del ocultlS-
lNu tNN-
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NOYELAS DE CARLOTA BREAME
30 CESTayOS CaDa UNA.

aZuCena
Am0reS Sublim"S
COraZon de GRO
Dora
e secretU de Lady Muriel
In ei CriSOi del amor
In Su Mailana de boGaS
Entire dos PecadOS
lnvcnctble Amor
La CondeSa lie Crad0c
La TentaCi0n de uua Muier
La Moderla Ceniclenta
La EStrella de Amor
Mas Debil quo una Muier
Sueios del CordZon
Una luchd de Amor
JueZ Y Parte.
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que habr5 ruchas que vayan con la
denuncia, toda .vez que la delacion es
10 que Sc estila en- Guatemala y Sc
ejerce cast como una virtud...
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yARIOS CABALLERiSTAS Sc
RINDEN.
(Viene de la la. Pag.)

dc cue serian r~espetados suS
derechos. Dodriguez e Iglesias que.
daron de preSentarse Ell dia de hoy CT
el puerto matamorenSe, con los treinta
V cinco hombreS que los acompanan.
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I'm crimen mas.

Despues que hizo este, Pyrcs saco
los cuerpos va sin vida de sus hlJos
V los llcv0 Il Il camas, los cubrlo
embellishments con las sabanas y
colchas de las mismas Y los aoan-
don0. Al llegar a su recamara, Pyres
Sc degoll6, cortandose Ia yugular
con un navajo de barba...
FL crimen del suicide, menos no.
rrible que el que habia consumado,
10 perpetro en- su persona q ascsino
a sangre fra, pues pudo, antes de
quitarse la vida, escribir con mano
firme esta carta, a 81 esposa:
listed me ha acusado de haber
abandonado mi hogan por otra mu-
jer. Y ESQ era false. listed crela que
iba a vivir libremente con sus hi
jos, pero va lie habia dicho 20 que
ESQ jamas 10 conseguiria. No los
vera iamas."
Al juez Peter Shields, de Sacra-
mento, dejo otra nota e. aSesGno y
suicida recomendandole que CONF
rara bonos de la libertad con los
b;enes que dejaba como h~erencla.
No podemos describir cl horror
que sintio la sonora Pyres Y el re-
mordimiento que ia! esta sintlenio,
ror haber visto que la amenaza dc
81 marido Sc habia llevado a la rea-
lidad en- una forma tan c~spantosa.
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AVENTURAS DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES

4 30 CENTAvoS CADA TONIC
e VcnGedor de CadavcreS
Il Roho del Diamante A2ul
La IIiia del USurerO
Blackwell 81 Pirata del TamcSis
Jack cl DeStripador
Los NonederOS FalSoS dc LondreS
La Malet3 Sangrien,a
In Medico Criminal
FL TeStanento del Director
Shelock Holmes Y e. ContrabandiSta
de Opto
En- lu Escuela del Crimen de Piltsburg
A las PueriaS de Ia Muerle
La Siuda Roia de Paris
La BcStia Humane
Una NOchc dc Terror
Fl Roho del Collar de Perlas
La inrame posada del Cairo
FL Saufragio de Corfu
Il ley de los BandIdOS
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OBRAS DE
ISVERNIZIO

Arnores TraSicoS. 2 tomos ..........si.W
Al Borde del .Abismo y Lao Funesio Si.W
COraz6n de Madre. Dos ToIHos ....-..Si.0
Corazun de Dbrero. Dos toinoS......Sl.D
cadeaa ESlerna. Cuatro tomos ..-....Ss.W
Crimenes sin CaStlgo J Lucha Supre-
INA. Tres tomoS
Dramas del Adullerio. Dos tomos....St:O
Il GcnIO del Nal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OJc.
Il Bsso de una Muerta y ia NcGsan-
"a he una i.oCa. Dos iomo5 .---..-.-SlDO
II t!tii1o Be>o oVc-
I'll SeCre;o de un Bandido ........... SOC.
FL Tren dc Ia Nuerte. Dos tomoS ....S!.yg
FL HiiO del AnarquiSia. Dos tomoS...-St-D
FL Albergue del Deiiio. Dos tomoS.--St.o
Il AhorcadO del Parque. Cuatro ionos s2.O
FL Calvario de una Madre y Arrepen.
iimtCuto. Tres toInoS .......-..-.-.Sl-3o
Los AnIOTeS MaldiioS. Dos tomoS...-Si.W
Los CrimeneS lie Diayolina. Dos toinoS Si.U
Los Mi$lerlOS del Crimen. Cuat.o. 10.
mos
Los MaridoS lnfameS. Dos iomOS.....-st.W
Las Nic,,naS del Amor ...........- sue.
Las TragediaS de los CeloS. Cua,ro 10.
mos
La Hiis de la Poriera. Dos tomos....St.oo
La Resurrection de gn Angel ........ o0c.
La Batla-ina del Tealro Real DOS 10. m
mos sl.V0
La Ullima Cita. Dos TomoS .........Si.U
Las ESclavsS BlancaS. Dos tomoS WV
Rina o e ANGEL de los Apes. Dos
Teresa Ia Resuci.Nda. Dos tomes....si.o
Tn CriUen en- Autom6gil. Dos tomos..si.U
Sirgen y Madre : Expiration. Tres
fnTnn@ IN
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AVENTURAS DE JOHN c. RAFLES
4 80 CESTAvOS CiDi TONIC

FL Inc0sn,tO MiSteriOSo
In Robo en- 81 Paiacio Real
Il Principe jUgaGOr
Fl Asai,o en- ei sleeping
E Amo Roio
Il Neredero he EagieStOne
FL Secreto d'l AnillO
FL prcSidenie de las COloniaS
Il ralsO SaltcadOr
La Doncelia liaptada
II Fusil del Negro
Il TeSorero del Rogm
In yiaic de BOftaS
Fl Sacerdoie del Sol
Il TeSoro del EsiadO
In Ia Ratonera
Il SeCreto del tseOro
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Mrs. F. ]. Cummings auoted a party
composed of Mrs. Mary j. Patterson,
Mrs. j. P. Hoffman, Mrs. M. Graham,
Mrs. E. w. Champion and Mrs. Sam
Albright to Oroville Wednesday,
where they attended district meeting
of the Rebekahs.-Riverside Tribune
The dance given last Friday even
ing in the Orpheum for the benefit OF
the Oroville Home Guards was largely
attended. The music was excellent,
and all who participated report
splendid time. Refreshments were
served by the members of the Young
Ladies' Knitting Club. Owing to the
heavy expenses the company cleared
only some $25, but that sum will help
along toward equipments.
Charlie Lewis reports that for the
first time during his residence on
Ellemeham mountain, and that means
some years, the ponds, water holes
and springs on the mountain are al
ready drying up. working a hardship
on stock owners. This is accounted
for by the fact that the snow tall our
ing the winter was the lightest ever
known on the mountain, and so far
this spring there has been no rain.
S. B. Starrett, Jr, returned Satur-
day evening form his trip to his old
home in Nebraska, where he was call
ed with his wife by the illness of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. l.. l.. Work. He
reports that Mrs. Work commenced
gaining in health as soon as she reach
ed the central west from her home in
New Jersey with very encouraging
prospects of ultimate recovery. Mrs
Starrett will remain in the east with
her mother for some weeks.
| While there is no organized ball
team in Oroville this year nine player;
were rustled up Sunday and tried con-
illusions with a team from Nighthawk
Quite a number of people turned out
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to witness the game and considering
this year the performance on the dia-
mond was quite creditable. Oroville
finally won the game by score of 6
to 2. Public interest is so deeply Gen.
tered on the great game being played
over the water, where civilization
itself is at stake, that base ball at
tracts very little attention this year.
A recent issue of the Spokesman
Review contained an account of the
discovery of a large deposit of chrome
near Laurier. which promises to be
of great value. We understand the
deposit is owned by the Stewart-Cal-
vert company, of this place, that has
so successfully worked the local mag
nesium sulphate deposits in this
vicinity If this report of ownership
is true and no doubt is because the
company is on the lookout for I'M
usual yet valuable mineral deposits,
the new field will be thoroughly work.
ed, as the Stewart-Calvert company
|
wherever the doing is justified.
Lester Stansbury, who has held a
position in the local postoffice during
the past fifteen months, and in that
position earned the good will of the
public by his uniform geniality and
courtesy, left for Spokane Thursday
OF last week for the purpose of enlist
ing in the navy, providing he was able
to pass the examination. If he is ac-
cepted Mr.. Stansbury will secure a re-
lease from the draft board of this
county permitting him to enter tina,
branch of the service that he has
chosen. Mr.. Stansbury is the eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Stansbury
pioneers of the northern part Of the
Okanogan valley, and he is the sec
ond son to go forth to uphold the
honor of the country. the youngest son
Elmer, having Joined the navy last
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fall. All honor to Lester in voluntar-
lily responding to the call to the flag.
A clean, likable young man, with the
spirit of patriotism that has animated
so many young Americans who have
sprung to arms in defense of our conf
mon country, is Lester Stansbury, and
he carries with him into the service
the best wishes of host of friends in
Oroville.
Pople travelling over the road be-
tween Oroville and Tonasket report
it as being in a deplorable condition
in spots, and that if some steps are
not taken to repair the places cut out
the highway will soon be impossible
for cars. There should be road money
that could be used in making neces-
sary repairs on this stretch of road
that has fallen so in neglect. There
is no indication that the state funds
appropriated to finish the construc-
ton of this part of the state highway
are to be used this year. While the
war calls for the conservation of all
public moneys possible, still sufficient
funds should be provided to keep a
public road in a passable condition,
and especially a section of road that
is so generally used as that between
Oroville and Tonasket
At the time George H. Jackson,
bookkeeper in the First National
bank. was called by the draft j. V.
Starrett, younger brother of S. B.
Starrett, jr.. came out from his home
at Central City, Neb., to temporarily
fill the vacancy. Tuesday morning
Mr.. Starrett left for his home in Ne
braska. first visiting Seattle and other
coast cities. Mr. Starrett is not re-
turning east to enter civil life. He has
felt for some time that Uncle Sam
needs the services Of every able bodied
young man in order to head Of the
German monster from crushing DEM
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bills, getting Hart down for Wednes-
day and Thursday evening instead of
Saturday and Sunday evening. and to
add to the misery the Hart film failed
to arrive and the Lyric was dark on
both Saturday and Sunday nights.
Jas. Frasier is filling the position
in the postoffice made vacant by the
resignation of Lester Stansbury. Mr..
Frasier will be found a worthy sue
cessor of the former efficient and al
ways courteous clerk.
From the procession of automobiles
of every size, shape and make that
constantly patrolled the streets of
Oroville Sunday one would have been
led to believe that about every car in
the county was here on exhibition.
Capt. Silvernail had quite a large
number of home guards out Sunday,
and the boys are already making con-
siderable advance in the mastery of
the drill. 1t will not be long before
the raw material will be able to make
a very presentable appearance.
Thirteen more men are called to the
draft in this county to report May 25.
In this call there are none from Oro-
vile, but the following from the north
part of the county: Joseph Simpson,
Synarep; Edward w. Rowlands.
LOOMS; Milton r. Alden, Nelson.
So far no arrangements have been
made for the observation Of Decora-
ton Day at this place. And that is
evidence that Maj. F. P. Wehe is not
in this part of the county. That pa
triotic old veteran in former days
never failed to arrange for Decora-
ton Day services.
A jolly crowd of young folks motor
ed to Osoyoos lake Sunday for pic
mic, returning to Oroville in the even
ing in time for the show. The pic
nickers were Delphine Mckay, Mabel
Umcheid Suzanne Rees, Russell
Crouch, Dewey Lamb and Herald Far
ver.-Tonasket Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Craft and Mr..
and Mrs w. H. Stanley motored over
from Waterville Sunday, returning
home Monday. Mr.. Craft is member
OF the firm of Frank-Craft Buick COM
pany. having charge of the large
Buick distributing house at Water
Vile, where the firm is doing large
business.
The Okanogan Independent says
that among the list of casualties re-
ported last week from the fighting
fronts was the name of Cadet Ivan
d. Livingston, a son of Mr.. and Mrs
G. F.. Livingston, of Toroda. The cause
of death was accident. This is the
first Okanogan county boy to lose his
life in the war zones so far as re-
ported.
We see by the Republic News-Miner
that George w. Almquist, of Nelson,
and Miss Derena Marie Rose, of Re-
public, were united in marriage last
week at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rose. The
groom has numerous friends and ac-
quaintances in this part of the county
who wish him joy in his new depart
ure, and a long and happy married
life before him.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-05-17

ocracy from the face of the earth, and
of enlisting in any branch of the army
where his services can be made avail
able. During his brief residence in
Orovlle Mr.. Starrett has made large
circle of friends who sincerely trust
that he comes through the ordeal I'M
scathed and at some future time will
return west and take up his residence
among us.
Prof. G.. G. Hammerly, of Entiat.
was a visitor in town Friday last. 1t
Hammerly in over twenty years. At
the time we knew him the professor
was at the head of the Waterville pub
lie schools. He taught for time in
eastern Washington and then entered
the newspaper business, running a pa
Washington the professor went to Ore
gon, and after living in the web foot
state for several years gravitated back
to Washington. During the past year
he has been teaching at Entiat. Re-
Gently he had very unpleasant ex-
perience in his district. He was ac-
cused of proGermanism, and an &C
cusation of that nature nowadays
spells whole lot of trouble for the
person coming under suspicion. In
the heat of the moment the professor
resigned under fire, which was an in
judicious act. However, Prof. Ham
merly declares and insists that he was
maligned and the victim of small
group of personal enemies. He insists
that he made no statement that could
be twisted into disloyal sentiment and
that he is as loyal as any American
born citizen in the land. He was
very earnest and sincere in his pro-
testations, and if he has been made a
victim of by a cabal then great in
justice has been done.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-05-17

DIR. and Mrs. Hinsdale and Mr.. and
Is. R. j. Stone motored to Oroville
>dnesday to attend the show.-To-
bket Times.
During the past week this section
had a touch of regular summer
|ather, and it remains as dry as the
bert of Sahara.
Mrs. w. w. Cloud, Mrs. L. S. Far
Mrs. Caroline Curtis and Mr.. and
Is. VIM. Beman attended the dis
|et meeting of the Rebekahs in Oro-
De Wednesday evening-Tonasket
mes.
Ne still have few Smilage books
*hand which friends of soldier boy 5
the environments should secure and
ward. They are used by the SOL