davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
Sprawozdanie Sekretarza Marynarki.
Konferencya Partyi Republika6skiej.
WYNALEzIENIE SERUM Ma TYFUS.
lime Tele granny Krajowe.
PRzEWIDUJA KoNIEC
STRAJKU.
Washington, 8 grudnia.

Washington, 8 grudnia. -
Wszyscy So dobrej mysli, re je-
zcli sic jaka nova trudnosc ME
wyioni, to weglarze pocznq pra-
cowac w kopalniach jutro rano.
Mianowicie odbyla sic til wczo-
raj konferencya przedstawicieli
rzadu, z naczelnikami unii. Gene
rainy prokurator Palmer i jego
asystent B. Amcs. udali sic do
Indianapolis, ably zlozyc przed ra
d2 wykonawczq g6rnikow plan
kt6ry otrzymal potwicrdzenic
prezydcnta Wilsona. R6wniez II
dali sic tam prezes Lewis / Sc
kretarz Green &c strony gorni-
h6w. Ci dwaj przedstawiciele pra
cy przyjeli plan ugody propono-
wanej przez administracye, nu-
sza go jcdnak dac do rozwazenia
komitetowi, ktory jedyny ma VIA
DE odwo}at strajk. Trcsc owcJ
proponowanej ugody jest trzy--
mana W scisiej tajemnicy. Zadna
strona ME chciafa publicznie roz-
trzasac warunk6w nowych, kto-
re prokurator Palmer ma przc-
dlozyc strajkujacym weglarzom.
DR.. Garfield, ktorego niekto-
rzy obwiniaja O up6r i przcdlu-
zenie strajku. oSwiadczy}, re ME
ma on mic przcciwko temu, jezell
poszczcg6lni w}aSciciele kopal-
mani w pposZczeg6lnych miej-
scowoSciach zawra ugode z gor-
rikami. On stoi ma dawnem sta
nowisku, mianowicie, re ME vol
no podnosic ceny wegla ola pu-
blicznosci. Dalej DIR. Garfield O.
swiadczy}, re on proponujac IA
procentowa podwyzke, chcia} tyl-
10 zaznaczyG, ze w}asciciele ko-
pain moga IA procent podniesc,
bez wk}adania nowego ciezaru ma
publicznoSt. Zarzady kopalh do
nagaja sic pieniedzy "a skonfi-
skowany wegiel, gdyz ME maja
czem ludzi wyplacat. Jezeli pie
niedzy ME otrzymaja, beda zmu-
szone zamknac kopalnie. Maj
wieksze sunny zalegaja zarzady
kolejowe, gdyz zabra}y one pra-
vie 90 procent wszystkiego we
gla. TIE zas oSwiadczyly, re ME
beda placic tax dlugo, az DIR, Gar
field ustanowi cene wegla, ten
za$ oSwiadczyl, re ME mySli wca-
le zmieniac ceny wegla.
Jezeli wiec DIR. Garfield cd swe
go stanowiska jak zapowiedziai
Tie cofnie sic, wtenczas prawdo-
podobnie zrezygnuje godnoSci
kontrolera opa4u. Przypuszczaja
powszechnie, re gfowna zasiuge
W tym nowym ruchu, by strajk
zakohczyc, maja gubernatorzy
Oglesby Roger Sullivan. Rad
w Waszyngtonie ME zdawai So
Die sprawy z groznego polozenia
weglowego, az ci panowie pred
stawili rzeczy W calej nagosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
WLADZA PREZYDENTA w
WLADZA PREZYDENTA A
MEKSYK.
Waszyngton, 8 grudnia.

Waszyngton, 8 grudnia. -
Pewna rzecza jest, re Prezydcnt
Wilson ma peina wladze w kie-
rowaniu polityki Stanow Zjedno-
czonych " stosunku do Meksy-
ka. R6wniez stwierdzona rzecz9
jest, &c prezydent Wilson zna do,
skonale wszystkic stosunlii odno-
szace sic do oby dwoch rzqd6w.
Przypuszczaja wiec slusznic. re
2dyby Prezydent przychylii sic
do rezolucyi senatora Fall Z New
Meisyko zechciai odwo}aG uzna
ME rzadu Carranzy,> spotkaly sic
tylko og6lnem uznaniem Sena-
tn. Powszechnc tn m6wia, &c
prezydent Wilson przeszle swoje
zapatrywanie W sprawic Meksy,
lu, do komitetu spraw zagranicz
nych.
" calym scnacie przcwaza o.
PIMA, aby ME przedluzaG sprawy
meksykaiskiej w nieskonczonoSc.
Sprawl konsula generalnego Jen
ltinsa jeszcze jest niezalatwio1a,
1 Department stanu jeszcze Go
tel chwii ME otrzymaf zadnego
wyjaSnienia. co do tajemniczego
poreczenia pienieznego, "a kon-
sula. Wszystko to mialo sic STAG
pod wpfywem tajemnym rzadu
Carranzy. Mianowicic Salter Han
sen, przyjaciel Cabrera, a brat
gubernatora z Puebla. miai zlo-
zyc okup Ia Jenkins'a, bez jego
wolf i wiedzy, by pom6dz rzado-
wi do wywiklania sic obecnego
.pofozenla.
= Laredo, Tex, 8 grudnia. -
Pismo Excelsior, wychodzace w
stolicya Meksyka donosi, ze rad
meksykahski wypuScii ma VOL
nose czterdziestu Meksykan6w,
oskarzonych o wspoludizaf w IT,
prowadzeniu konsula Jenkins'a z
Pueblo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
I Birra AsisurulsgIczAsgs.

Wseh6d sionea o gOdzinie 1906.
Zaeh6d sIOiea godzinie AIS.
Pogoda W Chicago OksEey: Ma og6i
poniedzialek pogOda, pOtem snieg W
noey, aIbo we wtorelS. Niewiele zmian
W temperature. P6lnOcny wiatr W po-
niedziaIeS. przeehodzaey We wschodni
Wzmagajaey sic W nocy.
Temperature dOby miniOnej: Maj
wyzsza wezoraj o godzinie 3-eiej rano,
81 stopui, najni1szs godzinie 4tej po-
poiudniu. 20 stopni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
POLSKIE SZARE SAMARY
e TANK,

Nowy York, 8 grudnia. -
Polskie Samarytanki zorganizo-
wane podczas wojny przez pania
Turczynowiczowa, ME ustajq mad
ulzcniem niedoli ludzkiej. Oto do
wiadujemy sic z Nowego Yorku.
&c panna A. Friebe, rodem 4
Chicago, ma odjechac z Nowego
Yorku jedenastego tego miesiaca
do Warszawy. Jest ona czlon-
klein drugiego oddzialu, Sama-
rytanck, ktore Y. w. c. A. wy
svia do Polski. Zadaniem ich be-
dzie niesc ulge sierotom po po-
legiych zolnierzach, utrzymywa-
ME kuchni goracymi potrawa-
mi dla biedakow, pomaganie w
szpitalach j schrohiskach dla ME-
,lleczalnych. Ubrania ich So bar
dzo skromne ME, wyszukane, ko-
loru szaro niebieskiego, ozdobio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
SYTUACYA WEGLOWA.

~ = = ~ "a - = IA w W
Chociaz, jak sic zdaje, strajk
weglowY, ktory zaczypai powaz-
ME paralizowat przemysi tego
liraju, zostanie nareszcie ukonczo
ny jutro, to jednak ograniczenia
komisyi UzyteczaoSci Publicz-
nych W uzywaniu ,,czarnych dya-
mentow' pozostana jeszcze czas
jakiS W swej mocy. Pan R. Fl.
Ashton, dyrektor kolei ma dy-
strykt. chicagoski, kiedy dowie-
dzial sic, IL strajk ma sic ukon-
czyG jutro, oswiadczyi CO naste-
puje:
% lie jest prawdq, zc strajk
zostanic ukonczony i ileby gor
nicy poszli natychmiast do pra-
~. to wezmic przynajmniej ty-
dzieh lub diva, zanim ogranicze-
MIA W uzywaniu wegla beda mo-
gly bye milestone, to znaczy, do
r9ki nowo wydobyty wegiel ME
zacznie przybywac do Chicago.
Gdy to nastqpi, restrykcye tc
beda stopniowo usuwane. Maj
pierw zostana usuniete ograni-
czcnia w uzywaniu swiatia pra-
du elektrycznego do pedzenia
motorow, nastepnie zostana przy
wrocone regularne godziny piracy
W zakladach przemyslowych, blu
rach i sklepach.
Ma mocy rozporzadzenia 10
misyi UzytecznoSci Publicznych
wydanego w ubieg}y piqtek, po-
m;mo, IL strajk ma sic jutro "a
kcnczyc, wszystkie restrykcye
przez ta Komisye wydane obo-
wiazuja z dniem dzisiejszym, z
tym wyjatkiem tylko, ze fabryki
wazne czy mrliej wazne zarowno
otrzymaja Swiatlo i size do pc
dzenia beda mogiy pracowac
szest pol godzin dziennie t. j.
cd godziny 9tej rano do 3 80 po
poludniu. ZarzFtly kompanii ko-
lejowych oglosily, wczoraj, IL
ruch pociagow revolutionary be-
dzie dzisiaj jedna-trzecia bez
wzgledu na TO, czy straik costa
ME jutro tkonczony czy ME. TAX
Komisya UzytecznoSci Publicz--
nych. jak i oba komitety opaiowe
spedziiy caly dzieh, wczorajszy
na obradach mad sytuacya weglo-
wa.
TAJEMNICZA ZBRODNIA.
Gruba tajemnica pokrywa afe-
re. ktorej ofiara padl nieznajomy
jakis, okoio 23 lat LEGACY mez-
czyzna. Rzecz miafa sic w naste-
puiacy sposob: Krotko po po}no-
cy wyszedi austryalski officer z
apartamentowego domu przy Do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, poaiedziaIek, S-gO grudnia: Me
pokaIanie n. vi. p.
Jutro, WtOres, 9 grudnia: Sw. LeOlza-
1yi Panny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
PARTYA WITOSA PRZECIW
PADEREWSKIEMU.

Warszawa, 8. grudnla. Frze-
siIenie cabinetowe w PolSce ME
zostalo jeszcze ukonczone. NalSlI-
rieisza W Sejmie pod wzgIedem
liczbowym partya ludowe Wltosa
stoi w iawuej opozycyi do Premie
ra Paderewskiego i pomlmo diu-
eich roiowan odmawia wziecla
udziaIu W iormowanytn nowym
cabinecie. AIimo jej oPozycyjne
.stanowisko jednsk. premier Pade5
rywski do tel pory ME wnioSf
swei rezygnacyi.
LAX wiadomo I poPrzednlcp
aepesz. Sejm uchwalif by' Premie
rowi Padcrcwskieru votum zau-
fania. polecaj2c stworzyt nowy
cabinet do d. Ago gradnia. Opo-
zycya partyi Witosa moze Emusic
Dremiera do stancwczej rezygna-
svi. gdyz bez wsp6iudziaiu tego
stronnictwa rad zostalby znow
pozbawiory no przyszEost opar--
cia ma wiekszoSci W parlamencie,
przvp Red. Dzien. Chic.l
zYDZI STRZELALI z UKRY-
CIA DO zOLNIERZY.
(Korespondencya Frcnka Conner
ford do The Chicaso Tribune.
Warszawa, 7. istopada. (Opoz-
nione.) - Przy zdabyciu Wilma
przez polskie wojsHa szescdziesle
ciu zydow zostalo zabitych. Will
no zostaio zdobyte przez garsc
tylko zolnierzy. litGrzy natych-
miast zrekrutowaii Z poSrod lud-
noSci cywilnej siic, celem utrzy-
mania miasta W SVEN posiadanlu,
Zebrano 80 zaprzysiezonych zez-
nan, ze miodzi zydowScy rewolu-
cyoniSci strzelali Z ukrycia do
wojsk polskich. W kilka dni po--
tenn trzech zoinierzy obrabowaio
zydowstiego handeiesa, zabie-
raiac mu 5000 marek. Me
dopuszczono sic pozatem ma
MIN zadnego gwaitu byl to wy
padek zwyczajnego rabunt0n. zoi-
nierze ci zostai aresztowani i od-
dani pod sad wojenny, naiozona
IA mich kara stanowi dowod do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

yer III i Wilson ave. Kiedy pre-
chodzl przez Wilson ave-, stanqf
p-zed MIN zamknisty automobll,
Z kt6rego wyskoczyl jakis miody
czlowiek przvstawii mu rcwol-
wer do skroni. AuStryalczyk szpic
ruta, kt6ra trzymai w reku, bly,
skawicznym ruchcm wytracii re-
wolwer I reki napastnGka i rzu-
cil sic ma niego. Zlnaganic sic
trwalo juz chwile, gdy wtcm z
automobile rozleg} sic strzal /
miody napastnik zawisnaf ma re-
kach oficera kulq W glowie. L
automobilu rozlegi sic krzyk ko-
biety, kiedy zauwazyla, &c kula
trafila nic tego, dla kogo byfa
przeznaczona ! automobil szybko
odjecha}. Officer podtrzyma} jesz-
cze chwile ciezko rannego napast
nika, a potem wsadzil 60 do pierw
szego automobile, kt6ry przejez-
DIAL sam szybko sic oddali}. Ran
ny wkrotce po przywiezioniu go
do szpitala Ravenswood zmar}.
w kieszeni jego znaleziono Wi
zytowke Z nazwiskicm Mack Par
ker, IA Karlov ave. Austryalczyk
ma podobno nazywac sic Sinp-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

Dokonc0cnic ma stronicy Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

Doko6czenie na stronicy Sci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
SCHWYTANI PREF
POLICYE.

Dokonczenie ia strongly 8 :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
ME BEDZIE STRAJKU DO,
ZORCoW APARTAMENTO-
WYCH.

kompromisowa ugoda, jaka
doszla wczoraj do skutku pomie
,dzy cztonkami orgamizacyi VIA
scicieli domow a unia dozorcow,
odwrocila grozacy straj, Dozorcy
zgodzili sic przyjac 22 procent
podwyzky, zamiast 81 procent,
jak tego poprzednio zadali. VIA
Sciciele domow nalezacy do orga-
nizacyi zgodzili sic ma zatrudnia-
ME tylko unijnych strozow, a ci
ostatni zgodzili sic ma wykresle-
ME umowy klauzuli, ma posta-
vie kt6rej tylko unijni poczatku-
jacy robotnicy mogliby bye przyj
mowaniu do piracy okolo budyn-
kow. Obie strony zdaja sic bye
zadowolone zawartej ugody, a
najwiecej ciesza sic lokatorzy, ze
ME beda zmuszeni marznat po-
wodu strajku dozorcow. RadoSt
ich cokolwiek zmaleje, gdy wkr6t
ce otrzymaja zawiadomienie o
podwyzszeniu komornego. Pew
nem jest, IL wiaSciciele domow
beda sic starali zwalic te podwyz
ke ma kieszenie lokatorow.
ZLAPANI MA GORACYM
.UCZYNKU.
Motorcyklowy policyant zau-
wazyl przejezdzajacy .automobil
z numerem licencyi, "a ktorym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

policya poszukiwa}a, wobec cze-
90 dobrai sobic do pomocy dru-
giego policyanta ze stacyi przy
Chicago ave. i popedzif "a pasa-
zerami podcjrzanego automobilu.
20 przeicchaniu kilku mil zfapali
Sciganych, wtedy, kiedy ci wlas-
ME zamierzali obrabowac stacye
'gazolinowa. Policya pcwna jest.
zc aresztowani sa winni cafego
szeregu rabun'kow. St3cya gazo-
llnowa. ktorq zamierzali O.
brabowac, znajdujc sic Il zbiegu
milwaukee, ave. School ul.
LAJDACTWA PASKARZY.
Dyrektor zywnosci Russell J.
Poole zaraportowal komisarzowi
zdrowia Dir. Robertsonowi, re
chociaz ma bocznych torach kolcl
chicagoskich stoja Gale wagony
5liwek surowych, hurtownicy ME
tylko, ze ME chcq ich stamtad
zabrac. ale nawet tych, ktore ma
ia u sicbie ma skfadzie, ME chca
sprzedawaG detalistom. Potrafili
oni podbic Gene tego produktu,
lltory pare lat temu sprzedawany
Dy} po ! centow "a funt, do 40
centow "a ftnt i w dalszym cia-
gu spekulujq Hszcze na zwyzke.
Niezrozumia}a jest wprost powol
nose rzqdu w tych wypadkach i
brak iakiejkolwiek ochrony inte-
res6w publicznych.
ZAMORDOWAL ZONE.
PAM B. Costa, Z pnr. 1908 S.
campbell ave-, zostafa zastrzelo-
ma wczoraj przez swego meza
Filipa, W sklepie nalezacym do
jej rodzicow. Morderca po zabiciu
ofiary zbieg}. Pani Costa obs}u-
giwaia goSci, kiedy wszedl MAJ
poprosii ia do tylnego pokoju /
tam zaczeli sic kl6cic, nastep-
stwem czego by}a strzelanina.-
Malzonkowie Cd paru juA miesie-
cy zyli W scperacyi. Podobno
pred pope1nieniem morderstwa
Costa bfagai zone, by powrocila
do niego dopiero, kiedy ona ME
chciafa sic ma to zgodzic, doby}
rewolweru i celnym wystrzafem
pozbawii ia zycia.
SCHWYTANI PRZEZ
POLICYE.
Policya nasza ma nielada IT,
cieche, rrdalo jej sic bowiem aresz
towac w ubiegla sobote parke,
kt6ra dopuscila sic calego szere-
gu rabunk6w wlaman wprost
teroryzowaia Gala poinocna stro-
ne naszego miasta. Cd kilku juz
miesiecy policya czyni}a "a RE
czona parke energiczne poszuki-
Dokoiczenie ia srronlcy 8 =.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-31
UNIQUE WAREHOUSE.

F.. l.. Kane of Omak, representing
the Omak Fruit Growers Association,
was in town last Thursday and while
here purchased $50 tons of bailed hay.
One hundred tons were secured from
Samuel Blackler and so tons from
|McAllister brothers. This hay was to
be put to an unusual purpose. 1t is the
intention of the association making
the purchase to use the bailed hay to
build warehouse for the storage of
apples. Mr. Kane explained that all
that was necessary was to stack up
the hay balls in the form of house
and put roof on and the warehouse
was complete Moreover such build
ing is said to be frost proof. The ap-
pies were to be stored in bulk. After
the apples were sold the hay would
be in just as good condition as when
placed in the walls, and being bailed
would be easily marketed. If this
scheme works, and Mr.. Kane was posi-
tive that it would. the growers of the
valley can readily provide warehouses
for their apples, and at the same time
have an investment in the hay house
that can be easily turned into money.
|If the Omak experiment works out sat
|isfactorily apple growers can combine
Together and have a new warehouse
|every fall. This part of the valley can
be depended upon to supply the ma
|terial for building all such buildings
as may be required.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-31
HART.BUCKMILLER.

Walter Hart, accompanied ny hs
narents Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Hart, weh'
TO Okanogan Tuesday, where waiter
and Miss Ester Buckmiller were mar
ried by a justice of the peace. Ai'ei
the ceremony the groom and BRIDE leu
for Waitsburg where they VIII Vl'i'
with the groom's grandmother tor
week before returning to oroVi'ie' n.
young people insisted upon qu,e'
wedding. and that is tho reason 'he
marriage did not take place in oro-
Vile at the home Of Mr.. ana. Hal'
Tho groom was born and grew up u
manhood in this neighborhood anu
manly man it was that he gre" up ~
he He proved his patriotism gri' an'
morhood nv the record he MADE dur
inc tho mast two years. He entered .ne
.oTv;ca shortly after the declarat'o'
of war and served in France III aa n
chine gun battalion, where ne
much severe fighting, Fortunately com com
inc ont unscathed. He is quiet c'edn
industrious young man, and at preSen'
lis holding a position with the o Set.
ard Oil company. He is lihe ',,a, sp
men of young America anu p1p arn,,
with al, classes. The bride is a chalin' n,
ing Young lady, capable ana "U .,rar
ha1 G inmate to a most worthy partner
Nav the sun of prosperity ever shln' ,nn'
upon their pathway through w
and happy married life'
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-31
4 TASTE FOR PORK.

Johnnie get your gun. There is big
game in this neighborhood that needs
killing Sunday afternoon the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. E. Peterson, liv-
ling a few miles south of Oroville. on
the east side of the Okanogan river,
lhad their attention suddenly called to
their flock of porkers confined in a
pen some 200 yards from the house by
the loud protests that said porkers
were making against the invasion of
their happy home. Members of the
family hastened to ascertain the why
of the uproar, and found one of the
hogs minus both ears that had been
iamputated by some hungry beast with
Ia penchant for pork. Evidently the
animal was frightened away by the
appearance of the human reinforce
ments before he had time to fairly
master the hog. Tracks indicated that
the visitor was cougar, and hunt
ing party was at once organized in the
hopes that the marauder could be run
down. The hunters secured the hills
pretty thoroughly but were unable to
get within sight of the animal.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-31
CHILLY VISITATION.

! Friday and Saturday of last week
this section experienced the most Sc
we're cold weather for this early in the
fall within the memory of the Oldest
linhabitant, and the cold wave was
general all over the west. The govern
ment thermometer registered 20 de-
F, grees above zero, and that is our usual
winter weather. That sharp changes
| in the temperature are not uncommon
in this locality in the fall is expected,
but this recent visitation was an ex-
ceptionally sharp change. The cold
was accompanied by snow, and even
the valley was covered with light
mantle, although the snow did not re-
main on the ground very long. The
depth of several inches. Great fear was
entertained that much damage was
done to the apples, as in many orch
ards the crop was not yet harvested.
|Apples on the trees did freeze, but we
are informed by growers that where
these apples are permitted to thaw
out on the trees they will not be ma
terially injured. So far as can be
Learned packed apples were not in
|jured to any extent. The cold wave
lasted several days, but at this writing
the sun is shining brightly and there
has beer very marked Improvements
in the temperature. Usually this valley
|enjoys exceptionally pleasant weather
in the fall, extending we'll into De-
lcember and there is every reason to
believe that there are several weeks
pleasant weather in store for us be-
fore winter sets in in earnest.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-31
DO 1T HERE.

We see by the Riverside Tribune
that the service men living in and
near that place have organized a
branch of the Loyal Legion. We would
Suggest that the returned soldiers and
sailors of Oroville and vicinity, of
which there are goodly number, get
to gether and organize branch at this
place. 1t would not be a bad idea if
the older civilians of this and other
localities would perfect some organi-
cation, having for its object the de-
|fense of the country against radica!
element that has for it's object the de-
struction of the government ar the
lRussianizing of the United States. 1t
lis time that Americans were getting
together. The principle of loyalty to
y, this country should be preached at all
times. and under all circumstances.
The radical Bolsheviki gang is small
| in numbers but exceedingly noisy. The
lantidote for that poison is American
Organization. When men in small
towns like this can preach revolution.
as we have been told such sentiments
have been expressed in this commun-
lity during the past week, then it is
time that drastic measures be taken to
remove that ulcer. People who are not
satisfied with this government should
seek some other government more to
their liking. The chaos existing in
Russia is sample of the kind of gov
ernment these people want, and as
|! they claim they like it let them go to
Russia and enjoy it, peacefully if they
| will, forceably if we must.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-31
W.. S. S. PROGRAM.

The following Is the program that will
be presented at the w. 8. s., entertain
ment next Friday evening:
Song--High School Glee Club.
Opening address-Dr. ID. II. Lewis.
Solo-Mrs. Hugh Riste.
Recitation-"Jean Despray," Miss Ber-
nice Domerese.
Solo-Mrs. DR.. Lewis.
Reading-Mrs w. Il Grant
Solo-Mrs. H. l.. Reed.
Drill-Camp Fire Girls.
Then will follow awarding prizes for
baskets. and every lady Is requested to
bring baskets of lunch with their name
inside. These baskets will then be sold
mission between the program and the
dance. The baskets will be taken from
the Liberty theater to ODD Fellows hall.
where coffee will be served a la cafateria.
Patrons are requested to patronize the
check room as the receipts from that
source will help to pay the expenses.
owing to the required war tax the charge
for admission will be 2S cents. rs cents of
which is returned to the patron in thrift
stamps. Remember. the money you pay
out is returned to you in War Saving
Stamps or Thrift Stamps. Let the entire
community turn out to this entertain
ment and dance. not only on accout of the
pleasure that one and all will derive from
the affair, but because the patronage will
assist in stimulating the sale of saving
stamps. and the town Is far behind with
its quota.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-31
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.

very pretty home wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Smith
Saturday evening, when their daughter
Miss Corrinne Smith. was united in mar
riage to Burrell Miller in the presence of
"a number of relatives and few friends
lof the contracting parties. Rev. r.. II.
Martin performing the ceremony The
room was prettily decorated and the con-
tracing parties stood under wedding
bell. attended by Miss Flora Bray as
bridesmaid and A. F. Miller, brother Of
the groom, best man. The wedding
lmarch was played by Miss Schassberger.
After the ceremony and congratulations,
refreshments were served and the young
couple left for the home that had been
prepared for them in the south part of
town.
The groom is an eX-service man, hav-
ing served for over a year in one of the
units of the American Expedtionary
force in France. He is very pleasant,
genial, likeable and INDUSTRIOUS young
man. and at present is holding position
in the local post office. The bride is a
member of one of the pioneer families of
|Oroville. a charming and very capable
young lady. having grown up to woman
hood in this community and a universal
favorte among the younger set. The
Gazette. with the many friends of the
contractin gparties, extends sincere con-
gratulations TO Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, trust
ing that their future will be one of per-
petual sunshine and prosperity.
The following is a list of those who
were present at the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Barron. of Chelan, A r. Miller
of Chelan, Mrs. F. S. Miller of Chelan.
Miss Flora Bray of Colvile, Rev. and
Mrs r. r. Martin, Dr. and Mrs e. Il.
Elmer, Mr. and Mrs r. F. Hoskyn Mr..
and Mrs c. Schassberger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dell Hart. Mrs c. c. Hedger, Mrs. Frank
M. Dalam, Mrs. C. r. Peterson, Mrs. A.
J Fox, Mrs. Alice Mitchell. Miss Pauline
Schassberger Miss Jessie Mitchell, Law
renee Dallam and Ralph BeclSley, of Che
Ian