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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-04

of the members in their shirtsleeves
and the highest temperture of the
year prevailing in the Capitol. The
telephone merger bill was sent back
to committee.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-06-20

is nothing under you: evon A..
p ,,,a Is on top of you. You've ius,
omne enough to wonder If You viii,
eve, pe on top again---and there vo,,
are! It's all done awfully on,c, T =.
doesn't look so from the ground pnt
you try 1t In a plane some t,ma A..
tnere is tremedous racket ahon. :.
and everything. "' II
knew we must be half a mi,a nm
aho 4, knew, greenhorn that I wos
that he wasn't going to land from .ha s'
height. i'ohi that
lie didn't. He kept right IN orou
Tue l'e'd' And then. without warning
uowh went the left wing-down until
lne pane was at right angles: and in
the same instant swift as blow d.
went her nose. with the motor roar;nn
at full blast. - And there wos .he
earth. straight ahead Of nc ~" y.
was the tail spin.
NOW, Old Man Gravity will nru
you down pretty fast, if Won leave !,
10 MN. But when you assist him with
IN initial velocity of seventy odd miIas
oer hour and continue to aid his Of
,orts with the full drive of a ninety
horsepower motor, well Won do
scend rapidly. In the car. going le;s-
urly back to town asked Rlacr,or
now far we dropped in that spin.
Oh, 1000 feet, should saw" he
replied carlessly had estimated that
we were in that spin five seconds
That is dropping 300 feet second I
repeat, we descended RAPIDLY"
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-06-20
-------N-
SOLDIER IN THE ORIENT.

VIII Wentworth recently rece;ve,
letters from his son Erwin, who is sta
toned at the U. S. Marine barracks
Caracao, Philippine Islands. Young
wentworth has been serving with the
Marines in the Orient for some time
ror while he was in Siberia and is
now anXiously awaiting his time to
return to America. He writes that the
marines now stationed in the Phipiu-
pines will be returned as rapidly as
new four-year enlistment men can be
brought there to replace them. He saws
l don't know just when We will be
coming back My time is not up until
SIX months after peace is signed, but
think we will be coming home as
soon as they get four-year men
and number are expected out here
before very long. The boat [
came on was the United States Army
Transport Sherman, and it was some
BOAT. too. 1t is about thirty years old,
but in fairly good condition. 1t Is built
of steel and is five hundred feet long
and draws thirty feet of water. We
mad some pretty rough weather but
the old Sherman kept blowing along
until we got here. 1t is due here in
A few days and will probably bring
more Marines. | am stationed on a
point where we can see every boat
that goes into Manila. Merle
Martin is here now and some other
boys l know" A photograph of the
young marine was enclosed in one of
the letters to his father and shows
him to be big. strapping. fine look
ing soldier. man in appearance,
though only about eighteen years old.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-06-20

Owing to the strike of key men in
the Unied States that Is making all
kinds of trouble for the poor unfor-
tunate general public, no commercial
messages are accepted for transmits
sion at this office, and, of course no
messages are received. Cheerful sit
uation for those expecting sons or rel
atives from across seas unable to
hear from them when they arrive on
this side of the drink, or worse still
in case of serious illness or some i'm
portant business transaction where
time is the essence of the transaction
S. B. Starrett, Jr., was called to
Wenatchee, Leavenworth, Seattle and
Spokane for several days duri.g the
past week or business connected with
the First National Bank, of which he
is cashier.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-06-20

Carl Nelson was a visitor in town
Saturday from TOnasket.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Berry, of
Brewster, were registered in town
Tuesday
Miss LOrrine Bartell, who attended
the University of Washington, at Sc
attic. has gone to California to visit
with her mother.
Otto Schwartz is just fairly COM
ing to himself after an attack of i'll
ness that placed him in confinement
&c. two or thre, days.
Geo. ]. Parker, erstwhile a resi-
dent Of Oroville Of many years stand
ing, and whose presence here~has
been noticeably absent for some
months, is now enjoying life in the
great metropolis of the Pacific coast,
Seattle.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-06-20
WHO, INOEEo7 TWAS WOODROW

VINO watched and waited long ago
AND vacillated to and fro
ana made mess of Mexico?
Twas Woodrow!
When Germany provoked a war
VI irlghtfuness unknown before
VINO wrote epistles by the score?
twas Woodrow
VINO watched the havoc Germans wrought
,x,u wnen our aid poor Belgium sought
VINO preached neutrality in thought7p
Twas Woodrow
VINO saw French cities overrun
And desecrated by the Hun,
Ana said that nothing should be donep
Twas Woodrow!
When babes We're massacred at sea.
VINO said, How rude those Germans he
Another note is due from me-?
Twas Woodrow!
When we were asked to aid the plight
VI allies struggling for the right
VINO said We are too proud to fight?
Twas Woodrow!
Who captured ballots by the score.
and held the chair he'd held before.
Because he kept us out of war?
twas Woodrow
But when at last the country chose
VINO quickly struck a martial pose?
Twas Woodrow!
And when the task was scarce begun
" vanquishing the frightful Hun.
VINO talked of quitting ere twas done?
Twas Woodrow.
When need was great of generals good.
Who did the meanest trick he could
And sidetracked General Leonard Wood ?
Twas Woodrow!
When fighting men at double-ouick
Were making Hindenburg feel sick,
who thought his letters did the trick?
Twas Woodrow!
Who, in a pre- election note
Told all the people how to vote.
And thereby made himself the goat?
Twas Woodrow!
At Chateau Thierry who fought well?
Who chased the Huns at st. Mihiel?
And on the Mouse who gave them hell?
Not Woodrow.
Then who should go with courage high
TO sit in conclave at Versailles
And stick his finger in the pie
But Woodrow?
And who the victors flush should feel?
And who adorn the official reel?
And who be written up by Creel--
But Woodrow?
Since emperors from their thrones are
hurled,
For whom should banners be unfurled
AS autocrat of all the world
But Woodrow?
statue. too. methnks We'll see
The central sight in gay Paree-
Napoleon's great vis-a-vis--
Our Woodrow!
There stands he-sword returned to
sheath
There lies the kaiser-minus teeth,
And this inscription underneath
II did it,"
Woodrow
From Seattle acknowledgements
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-06-20

From reports that reach this office
it is evident that there will be hos.
Of visitors in town on the 4th and 5th
from Penticton, Keremeos and Prince
ton. With the contributions to the
crowd of celebrators from this side
of the line it is safe to predict at this
time that the largest crowd that has
ever assembled in Oroville will be
here to enjoy the sports billed for the
forthcoming celebration.
Charlie McGinty states that during
all of his long service in France he
failed to meet any Oroville boys I'M
til he was at Brest, just about to sail
for home. when he ran across Louis
Provo, who was doing military police
duty at that point of embarkation. He
was in good health, but his departure.
for home was rather uncertain.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-06-20

A letter from Miss Dora Cole brings
the information that the Cole family,
at one time very popular residents
of this vicinity, have changed their
residence from Pine City, Wash, to
Eureka, Mont. 1t will be remembered
that Bill and Charlie Cole, both of
whom graduated from the Oroville
high school, enlisted soon after the
declaration of war with Germany,
selecting the navy as their field of
activity. Miss Dora writes that Bill
has come home on a furlough. and
is now stationed at the Great Lakes
been advanced to c. p. o. Charlie
is in New York City and goes out on
transports as an expert on radio cali
bration
C. F. Martin. of Chopaka, was IN
town Tuesday.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-06-20

thrown violently to tho gro,s
~ e'y sustaining only a few bruises
"a Tue ieft side of the head. Herher,
ISIS attracted to the street nv tbe
up,oar OF the runaway. picked nm tha
ls' ana carried him into the homa
=. IT. Elmer. where the doctor gova
tue young sufferer all the attent,o,,
reluired' The team was finally SION
peg at the end of Spokane stree,
mmere 1t bumped up against the Orr
iie commercial company's ware.
m ~, having sustained no in,urv
me runaway was caused by rho wao
on DoX slipping down upon the bors
,,m as .he wagon was coming down
UNI About the only damage done wa,
Tue upFooting of shade tree in front
D, Dr' Masters residence on Moin
street Young Gay should mind b;s
eye TOT the future, as he had a vary
narrow escape from bodily harm op,v
lew weeks ago while riding on a
picycie with Edmund Williams. when
'na' unfortunate lad had leg brok-
A brief but fierce wind storm swept
Tue valley last Friday afternoon. and
VI time apprehension was felt as
tue visitation had the ominous on
Pearahce OF certain to goodness for
haoo. dense cloud of dust enve,-
oped the valley, turning day into night
uh'ii the blessed rain washed the dirt
Out OF the atmosphere Locally the
only damage done was the blowing
uo"n or the awning in front of Mr.
brock auto supply store. resulting
III tne smashing of a heavy plate glass
windows but the telephone and tele-
s'aph wires were very much tangled
up and the telephone girls were
thrown almost into spasms Saturday
ny the orders filed that day. owing
10 the refusal of the local telegram
office to handle commercial. messages
and the impossibility of securing con.
rec''ons with points along the line.
During the past week soaking
showers have fallen in the hill coun-
try. almost absolutely insuring more
than normal yield of wheat Re-
ports from the surrounding country
as to the condition of the growing
crops are most flattering. We have
interviewed farmers from the hills
Doth east and west of OrOville who
declare the prospects were never bet
Ter at this season of the year for a
bumper harvest. With a normal crop
ana the ruling prices for grain our
farmer friends will have money to
| throw to the birds next fall and whit
er, and for one we are mighty glad
OF it. The boys who chase the pillow
have had two lean years. They have
fat year coming, and it cannot be
! too fat to suit us.
A. J.Gadbury, one of the pioneers
OF Loomis, was in town Monday on
business. Mr. Gadbury looks very
much run down, the result of seige
of illness that kept him on the shelf
most of the winter.
Herb Silvernail has very materially
! improved his home in the east part
OF town by the addition of screened
in and sleeping porches.
Saturday was Flag Day, and It was
pleasing to note that the Stars and
Stripes waved from every available
flag staff in town.
Reevie Frank spent two or three
days in Spokane during the week on
automobile bweiness. -'--,.-e-----~
G. A. Hutchinson was down off the
hill from Nelson Saturday taking in
the sights Of the valley metropolis.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-06-20

A sensational runaway created
quite an excitement on Main street
Saturday afternoon. A team of hors-
es attached to heavy wagon driven
by Lester, the 14-year-old son of w.
B. Gay, started near J. F. 6amson's
residence and cut across country for
the business part Of town. In front
of DR.. Efner's residence the lad was
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
500 reward 100

The readers 81 this PAPER viii be
pleased To learn that tllese Is Ill least
one dreaded disease tha science has
been able to cure in ali s stages and
that y catarrll Catarrh being greatly
influenced By constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Medicine III taken in
terualiy and acts thru he Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces the System
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease giving the pasient strength
By building up the cofstitution and
assisting nature in dong its work
The proprietors have sonuch faith ia
the curative powers u Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine that thay ofFer One
hundred Dollars for ans case that it
fails to cure. Send foE list of testi-
nonials
Address Il ]. CHENEY q co,
Toledo. Ohio Sold byall Druggist,
7sc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
PRESIDENT BISHOP
ENTERTAINS BANKERS


President Bishop, III tile ii q AZ,
invited nunlber Of bankers from Bal4
.fiinore and Annapolis 70 80 With the
officials III the road on an inspection
trip Yesterday The start VAS made
from the terminal station Baltimore
Iat noon. and the party went direct to
Camp Meade in two private cars An.
inspection was made of the Camp, and
then the train was taken to- Myers
station, to the club house there where
81 delicious lunch was served Leay-
ing Myers the party then went to the
Bowie race track which Is reached By
.fhe w. B & A, and an inspection was
made 81 the buildings and rounds
there Annapolis Was the next place,
and the whole party vas escorted
through the Naval Academy
President Bishop told his guests Of
the present condition 81 the afairs Of
the road. which are most fioarishing.
Those from Annapolis who aceonlpan-
led the party. were Col Harry j.
Hopkins. Jas, A. Walton and W. Nj.
Holiday Mr. Bishop was ably as
sisted III entertaining his guests by
Mr.. j. j Doyle, general manager. and
Air. George Weens Williams one Of
the attorneys and directors.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
the Citizens of the
Third Ward

en- the assurances and advice III cit
izens and friends and after serious
thought and consideration ] take this
method 1t announcing that / am Il
CANDIDATE TOR ALDERMAN sub
ject to the Democratic primaries to
represent the Third Ward ii the City.
Council If my people have conf
dence IN me. show the same BIZ nonli
hating and electing me To the position
Of city alderman will pronli Sc To
be nntiring in my efforts towards the
betterment Of civic conditions and Ell
pecially III working out the problems
of taxation, which has become d most
serious question.
WILLIAM II. McCREADY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
NEW SIREN FOR
FIRE ALARM

Last night The neNly purchased
siren 10 be used as FIRE alarm fer
the city. Was given = try out at indie
pends. Fire Cpmpany's quarters
Duke Of Gloucester street The siren,
which will take the place Of the FIRE
bell was recently purchased IL j cost
of over 500 whrh was raised hy ne
flidcnenaen1 FsIe Company and the
city appropriated so fex steel fowe7
l'ile siren will rs csecfea On the
top Of Porter Hal corner Duke Of
Gloucester and aIarket streets the
nav fire quarters IL 40 lnaepen
dent Fire conpans 81 the city folun
teer ilrc department
When given i aus list night
the general impress ion Was there was
h FIRE III the Nayal Aeaeelssy ana il
WAS that siren.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
You've Missed q Treat
IF You Haven't Tasted
IERIGOI.D
ICE CREAM
It's Hendlers
TRENGTHENS
KIDNEYS
PUIRTIES BLOOD

You can't expect weak kidneys to
filter the acids and poisons ont az your
system unless they are given d little help
Don't allow them to become diseased
when q little attention now viii pre-
vent it. Don't try TO cheat nature.
Is soon as you commence to have
backaches. feel nervous and tired. GET
BUSY. These are usually warnings
that your kidneys are not working
properly.
Do not delay minute. Go after the
cause Of your ailments or yon may find
yourself ID the grip of an incurabIe dis
ease. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil cap-
gules viii give almost immediate relief
from kidney troubles. GOLD NED
AL Haariem Oil Capsules viii do
the work. They are the pure original
HARLEM OIL Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories in HARLEM HOl-
land. Ask your druggist for GOLD
MEDAL and accept no substitutes.
Look for the name GOLD MEDAL ON
every box. Three sizes, sealed packages.
Money refunded Il they do not quickly
help you.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
Notice Of Return

Returning from about two years
service IN the II s Army. have de-
cided 10 again take up the agency for
the Studebaker Cars. with temporary
Office at So Maryland avenue will
be glad 70 talk with anyone consider
ing the purchase Of an automobile and
will make demonstration at any time
without the slightest obligation on
their part
NJ HENRY FRENCH,
Telephone 24i So Maryland Ave.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
WoODWARDSvILLE
CITIZEN WILL BE
BURIED TONIC RRoW

Mr. William Anderson. son pf the
late Richard and Sophia Anderson. q
Wood Aardsyille, died II that place
yesterday. aged sixty-two years Mr.
Anderson WAS an excellent citizen.
but took no actis epart II public n.
fairs He was cousin and also 3
brother-in-law Of Air. Bruner r AM
derson, and also i cousin 81 Clerk Of
the Court W n Woodward Mr. An
derson Is survived hy widow who
was Miss Elizabeth Anderson and one
daughter. Mrs Cora Dulaney the vile
Of the Rev. Mr. DMlaney, Of the Meth
.odist Church The funeral ssill be
held from Trinity ai Is Chure South.
tomorrow afternoon al 2 oscloEk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29

a sailor dropped lighsed match in
an empty whisky barred at the san
Diego naval station, thA fumes ex
ploded and piece 81 tie hardwood
top struck him on the head and killed
him The kick was still khere,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
NO sUNLUcKY THIRTEEN
FOR THESE SCHOLARS

Belief il the unlikely IL Is moi
e9unaenans By the scholars 81 st.
Maryss school especially the boys ana
girls In the graduating class
ST Mars school closes On June Is
and there are thirteen buys and girls
In the graduating class. So that the
superstitioss of III luck following TIL
number d cast To the winds for
this particular occasion
Examinations begin next Monlay as
ST Marys Parochial school, an the
scholars are busy with reviews Tire
commencement exercises Will be as
nsuai IN Sc Mays Hall and diplomas
end certificates viii be presen ed by
the FeY Father Rector
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
FOUR LITTLE GIRLS
GIVE 70 HOSPITAL
FOR cHILDREN'S WARD

-Four little girls. Audrey Carrick.
Intgred stevens. Ruth DILLINGHAM;
aad Peggy Hail. lcfl II the Capital
ogEcc this morning s2sl, which they
sealIzed from an entertainment given
g. them. Tor the benefit of Chiidrens
gard II the Emergency Hospital
The little gials wapsed 10 do some
Thing for the hospital. and we're IN
trims h their efforts 70 contribute 81
ne comforts of the SICK children ana
their ward
Their donation HIS been tufTiel
over by the Capital 10 the hospital
treasurer. Mrs George r Feldmeyer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
w THE REpIsBl.Ic Insight

With Mabel Norrnand the Costumes
she wears In her GoldWy Pictures
have 4 meaning all their oAn She
maintains stellar dignity md lavish
ness when playing sue hsparts as
were found iii 'Dodgtng u Million
and The Venus Model ye who can.
forget the sartorial outrage Of her
Sis Hopkins She does she latter
again tn When Doctors disagree.
her newest Goiawyn PictuT as she
did iii The Pest However there Isl
d difference both outward and sym
bolical
Once more she Ii The condo village
ne'er.doswcll. but this tifaes she has
certain aspirations ana i bitaf sophis
tication Mile Martin IS sufIicieutly
.iiffcrelit for Mabel Norlnan 10 char,
acterize her by means Of atieast enc
decidedly extraordinary costume II
fs the girls going away gaRn II Isl
most striking
Mile has never been OH train
and when business calls Ter father
from Ferryville his daughl9f prevails
on him 10 lei her accompany him All
night she spends ii beautIgifg her
self with lotions and creaI prepar
ing 10 don II costume whiclnor quaint.
ness has never been eaual1a
As usual il Il difflcult t describe
It's simplicity is baffling Che effect
however, is simple in ITS ghter pro.
voiing ensemble. Mites dress rs a
rag bag inspiration
The material is striped $ cen, made
fun and with black ruslle on the
edge Of the skirt An obi apron Ell
feet falls in front also edged with Il
black ruffle The waist isneyer seen.
because Mile wears 4 sammy, tight
little Jacket with cuffs of sateen 4
nlliff hangs BY d cord fru98 her neck
and an oldfashionei tin1Eet gives a.
finishing touch. enhanced BY Il stiff
sailor hat with fuzzybit of plu.
mage projecting from the front Mil
lie wears Nat heeied hutte shoes and
white stockings She il AS proud on
herself as if she had emeSged from a
Fifth Avenue shop
Beyond this Miss NornnAnd had not
much to think Of in tla matter of.
clothes. Miles repertoire il ex.
.treHely limited But to spriglItly
funmaker gave q great del4 Of thought
to her heroine's best dress II was
made BIZ the studio wa1drohe work.
ers, who got the idea frosn Miss Nor
lnand's vivid descriptions There was
No worry as over her ssss Hopkins
get-up yet the effect is equally laugh
able II not so grotesaue There ii i
charm and certain usefulness In
Mile Martin and her little attempts
Iat beantifying herself aNd her home
which viii be enjoyed when Miss Nor,
nland comes IN When octnrs Disa-
gee at the Republic Th@atre tonight.
4 sailor dropped lighsed match in
an empty whisky barred at the san
Diego naval station, thA fumes ex.
pIoded and piece 81 tee hardwood
top struck him on the head and killed
him The kick was still there.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
Marriage Licenses

Clerk Mood ward has issued the FOL:
loWtng marriage licenses
Adolph II nenxer Is. 81 Washing.
ton - e and Margaret II BALDWIN,
10 Millers ilia Arne ARUNDEL count
The following marriage license WAS
granted q 4 coleTei couple
George saaprs. 20, and Agnes
Watts, l9. both of Jewell Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
Academy Houses IN New Dress

Everything Is being made spick and
span al the Naval Academy fof June
week Every house has been given At
fresh coat of paint and the porehes
iaaic especially attractive ii their
new dress for june Week The gen
eral appearance within the grounds is
most attractive and inviting.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-29
STANTON lcoLl school.
GIVES ENTERTAINMENT

Closing its scholastic year this Neek
stanton c0iored public school scholars
gave pleasing entertainment last
night ii the City Assembly Rooms
TIE hall MAS cfowded. and the pro
gram. which Mas well arranged made
4 favorable impression.
besides singing ~ ae children
there we're recitations dialogues and
an indian play The participants girls
and boys being iii Indian costume II
lance far the older people followed
Tie chiIdreIf's program
Copper II reporteI dtscoEesed near
3eauduinyiIle. Il port d the southern
end Of Lake Tanganylss.s I,elgian
Kongo