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FOR sALE-HousEs.

Heights. of from l4th ST.; great. big bar
gain In q colonial home with many added I'm.
colonial type. two stories. heated with bit
water having electric lights and OAK noors:
there is large front porch and twc.stor, 's r.sr
ROSS Z PHELPS. INC. 1908 st: nv
For SALE - PRICE, slO.5oo; IN CHEVY
Chase. a delightful situation; detached cor
nn. eoon. an ee on sst. ans
property in frst-class condition.: the lot is I'M
proved by hedge. trees and shrnbbcry; imme, 1.s,
consider small city house in exchange.
Ross PHELrs. INC. laos II st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, SO, 800; N CLEVELAND
Park. one Of the most attractive squares IN
plan house Of ten rooms. two baths. hot-water
heat. electric lights and hack stairway; the
IN are ,na
ROSS < asqiPse PHEIPs. RSss ISc.. lsos H st. nv.
FOR SAI4E-PRICE, S13. 600: WEST OF 18th
session: a three,story house. colonial type. hav-
Ing ten rooms, three baths. hot-water heat:
electric lights, servants quarters, two inclosed
4 wide. paved alley. Few houses. il any. Of
this character are for sale.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 1406 II st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE. s6.S;iO; IN WEST CHEVY
ated on lot 45x1OO. There are eight rooms.
five bedrooms. hot heat. electric lights
and garage. This is the only detached
house we have in this section at anywhere near
ROSS & PHELPS. INC. 14os H st. NV
FOR sALE-PRICE. 1880; IN BROOKLAND:
fully detached modern home, occupied ov
an owner who will give possession. The lot
IA 45x1l5; there are six rooms and bath. attic.
slate roof, front and rear porches. hot-water
hear. poultry yard and garden. This is a
mighty @ attractive little nome;
FOR sAf.E-PKICE. $1,000: WEST OF WIS.
two-story and attic modern house. having
hot-water heat. electric lights and porch">:
there Is lot 1S0 feet deep with room for gar
den and garage: immediate possession: terms
sass erFf Fasnrs snf lNs IsGS st
rIEAsANT PIE CLOSE sFeT 70 aniso FIFE CAR LiNE HnHSA
three-story brick house of eleven rooms. two
baths. steam heat and electric lights. This Is
an unusually cheap honIe and can BE- sold on
terms Of 81. .000 cash and monthly payments of
800 nss RsS month; shirI inslndlns Sx tntstest
FOR sALE-PRICE. s7.56O JUST OFF FROM
to-date. three story brick house of nine rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. electric lights:
paved alley in rear. This is a very cheap
home A number Of houses in this square
similar sisn to this property have sold for coz
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 14oe H st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE, So $50; VERY CHEAP
northwest home: a well built. se,ni-detached,
eigEt-roOm house, heated with hot water, hav-
ing pofches and large yard: immediate pos.
session tfven; reasonable terms Of sale made.
BOSS L PHELPS. INC, 14O8 H st. NV.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

SINGLE OFFICE ROOM IN HIGHCLASS OF
Ace building. reasonable rent: FURNITURE IL
DESlRED. Apply Room 100 Star bldg. So
IN MODERN HIGHCf.ASS OFFICE BI'IIJC
ing. ABOET 10000 SQUARE FEET OF OPEN
SPACE, 10 be vacated by the government on
July /; heat and elevator service; reasona bic
rent
THE !. II. SMITH COMPANY.
s15 FIFTEENTH ST.
OFFICE ROOM. FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished; reasonable rent; old Central National
Bank bldg. 9Th. Pa. ave. NORMENT. SMITH
4 tlLlLR CO., 631 Ia. ave. NV
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WANTED TO BUY.

HOME OF TO 10 ROOMS IN THE NV:
will pay cash: out-of-town buyer. Address
Iox 93-H. Star office.
FROM OWEER-MODERN HOUSE. TO 8
rooms; ami: northwest preferred: vicinity
18th st. 1912 14th st. NV.
EIGHT TO TWELVE ROOM HOUSE. ANIL
good nei9h5orhood. In reply give description.
Both cash and terms price. Address Box 13-T,
Sfsr office -
VIE HAVE CLIENTS DESTROYS OF PCR-
chasing properties in al: sections OF the city.
List your property for sale with us. FRANCIS
A. BLUSDON co, 7O7 G st. NV;
IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL. LIST
your property with II. e. ENRICH. Gi7 South
Carolina ave. sc. -
WANTED-TO PURCHASE AT ONCE, SIX,
seven or eight room house, with h.-w. heat.
electricity and room for garage. near Lincoln
Park: give exact location andkprice. Address
Box 22-T. Star Office. Sc
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FOX sALE-lMPOETANT.
ALWAYS READ OUR ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHONE n. 23s: FOR NUMBERS. OR CALL
AT OFFICE.
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS. THE
BEST LOCATED HOUSES PRICES so Low
THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL AT A PROFIT.
YOC CANNOT AFFORD TO Buy WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE FAIRFAX 1912 y. T. AVE NV,
FOR CoLORED-1EAR ist AND SITS. NV.
--6r. and D.: cellar: furnace. First floor. parior
reception hall. dining room. pantry and kitchen
rear porches; good lot to wide paved alley;
grape arbor. Terms.
141o st. NV Main 1905.
TOR sALE---la-kOOM HOUSE. FURNISHED
ro"ming ko,se. centrally located: 81. .OGO
Inquire 42a 81 At. nv s.
$6.155; $1,000 CASH.
BCEG GMOW. rooms and bath; open fire.
place: hc:wateT E"at: hartlwood floors and
trim; electricity und gas; lot 50x127: brand
new.
5000. 81. 900 CASH. $50 A MONTH.
BUNGALOW. rooms and bath furnace
heat; electricity and gas: lot 40x14o: one block
from cars.
$4,000: $, 900 CASH. SEQ A MONTH
BUNGALOW, rooms. tile bath: hot-wlter
heat: hardwood floors: electricity ard gas: Is
minutes to center Of city.
6 rooms. tile bath: sleeping porch hot-watsr
heat; beam ceiling; hardwood floors immediate
possession. $3.50; terms.
$500; NORTHWEST
semi-detached. 6 rooms. tile bath sleeping
porch immediate possession.
O. r. ZASTZINGER,
903 New York ave NV.
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FOR SALE

EOK SALE
10th Street Residence
Semi i-detaci,aJ. Very attractive exterior and
interior. Thrae-story and cellar brick: twelve
rooms. :; baths: hot water heat electric light.
Lot 4c.a It. front. This is an exceptional bar
gain. Price. $1S.5O0.
Near n. II. Ave. and S St.
Exceptionally handsome three-story and cellar
b.ownstone and brick residence: eleven very
large rooE,s. three handsome this: Lot-water
heat. electric light. hardwood floors through
out. open fireplace. many large closets; first
foor Kitchen double brick garage. Lot 23.3
#. wide. Entire property in first class con-
diton. Immediate Possession. This is one Of
the greatest barsaons We know Of. Price only
SIG 800
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
REALTORS.
MAIN 1884. III 14th ST. NV.
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VACANT IN 15 DAYS.
On Morse ST. ne.
Stx.room, bay.wfndow bsick; has bath. fur
mace heat, metal garage, on 2O-foot alley
semi -tletcahed on lot .5x180.
Price, $4.150.
J. LEO KOLB.
8o3 New York ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
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FOR sALE-i.s2 I.A>iEE PLACE.
10 rooms, - baths.
Large storeroom; washstand in one Of the
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
Large. bright rooms.
Hot-water heat. Large lot.
VERY DESIRABLE HOME.
We are exclusive agents for this property.
HARRY WARDMAN,
1880 st. Phone Main 41s0.
6o7 FLORIDA AVE NE. OPPOSITE KEN
dali Green--Detached, @-story and Gel. brick;
rooms and bath; double back porcles: INV.
See Mr. W1LLETT. 1909 H NV.
PETWORTH-FISE 2-STORY 4 GEL BRICK:
colonial type: r. & b.: white location: long
s,,sn ,ss yard to asy $780, s 6arsan; e good con-
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Out -of-toYn owner wishes 10 sell imme-
diately, 2-story and attic home: : rooms and
hath; h.w.h., gas and electricity; lot 1OOxlS7;
shade trees: garage. Price only s., $50. Quick
action II you want this home.
NEAR END OF 18th ST. CAR LINE.
Corner house. rooms: bath: furnace heat;
125-ft. frontage; 1O.000 SC. it, of ground:
beautiful location; naval officer wishes to sell
Immediately. Price. $4,000. Offer wanted.
HOME on FLORIDA AVE. NV.
between 2nd and 3rd SITS. NV. rooms. bath,
h.w:h. Price. $3.50. Quick. Terms.
DOUGLASS E. BULLOCK 4 CO:
Phone NJ. 7443 3"4 Southern BLDG
800 BLOCK OF 10Th ST.
OVERLOOKING THE PARK.
Owner. leaving city. mus: sell at once one
Of the most desirable six room and baths and
garage, strictly modern. colonial homes in this
section: every convenience: in splendid condi-
ton: immediate possession given; bargain
for quick sale. Address Box s5-R Star once.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
New corner home. choice section Chevy
Chase. Beautiful detached hollow-tile colonial
type house Of Sr. and b.; center entrance plan.
A most attractively planned, we'll built home.
with every modern convenience Mast be sold
At once. Only $1O,50O; $3.50 cash accepted.
Office.
N0s 3rd 81. NE. WUKNER1; SIX-ROOM AND
bath brick; latrobe heat: price. $3.50: casl,
81 20. covering everything. W1LLETT K
RE1NECkE 1909 II NV.
foE sALE-sos MONROE ST.: ROOMS
and bath; bedrooms: INV. heat: -, $50:
terms; immediate possession. J. A. HAYDEN.
1410 at. NV.
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$500 CASH

Will buy equity in a 12-room frame house. in
choice Mount Pleasant location: hot-water
heat; lot 23xl4S; double garage on rear OF
lot On left alley; rooms now rented bring
income Of $3.50 per month: owner will give
immediate possession. either furnished or un-
furnished. Price. furnished. So, ,OOo.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
II. 1872. tReAl Estate Dept.) 10th and NV.
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.
Continued.

FOR SALE-NoS 3l5. 81 AND s21 ST.
s.w.: white neiShborhood and street: attract
i've. well built two-story 6-room and bath brick
wharves. Price, s. 5o6. Terms. $50 cash
and IS month. including all interest and priu.
r. W. REALL. 1890 New York ave. NV.
Cali Main $500 Call residence. Columbia 1906
FOR sALE-NOs. 4l2 TO 4le N ST. s.E..
$3.50 EACH.
Colonial style. pressed-prick front dwellin4s.
suitable for small family: four rooms and tiled
bath; pantry; covered front porch: No. 416 II
st. Sc. vacant: key at office; terms, $3.50 cash.
balance. s35 month.
VIM. P. NORMOYLE,
$40 F St. NV.
FINE LITTLE HOME. PARK ROAD NEAR
Soldiers Home; SIX rooms and bath: splendid
condition: big yard to alley; possession: price
for quick sale. $3.50.
Very fire downtown house. close to 7th st.:
nine rooms and bath. on two doors: handsome
front: cost to build. S11 100: owner leaving
city, will sell for $500.
NJ st. near 9Th NV; fine big house Of nine
rooms and bath: hot water heat; large brick
THUs ". FOWLER & son.
T37 18th ST. NV.
FIFTEEN ROOM HOUSE. NEAR WHITE
House and all government buildings: excellent
for ro0ming house: price, ST.. 600: easy terms.
PERCY II RUSSELL CO. 9th and y. Y. ave.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-ABOUT ONE OF THE BEST
bargains in business property is the prop
erty we offer on 18th u. near C. for
s2.7OO year. which is low rental; lot
22xlO4 to 39-foot alley. The valuation
put on the property by the assessors is
more than we ask.
Another on this same square. A busi-
ness building with a lot 25x10i TO wide
STONE FAIRFAX.
1342 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALErPAYING go NET ON $4,000;
leased to one tenant who makes the re-
larger rental when the leuse is up. On
one Of the best business squares near 9th
STONE 4 FAIRFAX
1872 New York ave. NV.
FOR sAI.ENEAK THE BOSTON HOUSE.
not bothered with heating. lighting or
ing for $2.O46 a year. Less than $50. 600
will buy sroSM # Mesl raIRrHS. ESifs tNS.'ns 'n''
1872 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALR-NEW YORK AVE. NEAR 18th
ST. frontage of over 40 feet; can be
purchased for less than $4,000; formerly
carried q loan Of about $4,000; an ex-
ceptionaily fine site for = business build
Herc is a good property. st. between
eth and 10th; lot 25x148 to a0-foot al
ley: improved by a 15-room dwelling. This
property. on account Of the wide outlet In
the rear. is particularly valuable for .
wholesale or jobbnE house.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York i've. NV.
FOR SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY IN
downtown section: large. 5-story. modern brick
building. nov renting for sa.l"O yearly: int
-
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310O BLOCK or 10Th ST.
OVERLOOKING THE PARK.
Owner. leaving city. must sell at once one
Of the most desirable six-room and . baths and
garage. strictly modern. colonial homes in this
section; every convenience; in splendid condi-
ticn; immediate possession given: bargain
for quick sale. Address Box So-R, Star office.
Nm. IOWA CTRCLE-LARGE 3-sTORY AND
bsmt. Brick; 15r. 4 b.; cor. alley; now occu-
ped as bdy "nusr and be so continued. O: Ike
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WANTED-LOTS.

BUILDING LOT IN 18th ST. HIGHLANDS
AZ least 10000 square feet: all cash for real
bargain: :'v" frll particulars and lowest price
Address Fox iS-r, S,nr ..:'.-.- -
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Near 10th and Irving SITS.

An opportunity to purchase a hand
some residence at the price at which
it was offered several years ago. Full
3-story brick, with cellar. 3 handsome.
cheerful rooms. 2 modern baths. hot-
water heat. electric I:gnt. hardwood
floors on first floor. mahogany and
white finish; steel beam con. :.rIction:
lot 20 feet wide: southern exposure;
front porch. Price. $4,000.
GARDINER & DENT. INC,
REALTORS,
MAIN 1854. III 14th ST NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CaAflnuAd.

UPsIIUR ST. NV. IN THE 100 BLOCK. WE
have an up-to-date house. containing six large
rooms. tile bath. sleeping porch. electric lights.
8 800: terms can be arranged. Apply BELT.
O'RRIEE co, 1871 . ST. NV.
PLooM1NGDALE. I ST. NEAR y. CAP. ST..
six rooms. tile bath. hack porch. hardwood
with paved alley In rear. Price. s.. $50: terms
t. suit. Apply BELT. OBRIEN & CO. 1911
g st. NV.
SOETHEAsT HARGAIN. We HAVE TWO
family nat containing four rooms and bath
e:eh, semi detached. on II Are street that Is a
real bargain. This opportunity is knocking on
the the door & OF the fellow that ha: hestated to
paying interest. taxes etc. Stop in and let
p.,s Us show sou W. how you can beat your rent man
oskiES oss Co. hisS ,si, t:Fms a' nx Apply BELT
EIGHTH ST. NEAR H. /. AVE. NV. 4
good home for a colored family. or . dandy in
vestment. We have two press -brick-front
bath. nice neighborhood, convenient to churches.
schools. markets. rtc. snap ct s.. $50 each
Apply BELT. 0.ERIEN & CO. 1911 g At. NV.
p ST. NEAR ,th ar. NV. FOR COTNHED
on good lot with alley in rear. This IL an.
other OF our bargains and can be bought on
such easy terms that there is no excuse for
@ 10 e01 Apps SER osh1ES 5sB ak COS t;s
EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH. BRICK: la.
trohe heat: colored tenant: good lot TO alley !:
house in good condition: locn,ed on Columbia
st. NV. Price. 81. 900: only 5000 cash needed.
balance S3a month. including interest. ALEX.
:. CLARKE. Jr.. 1898 G st. nv.
TO A COLORED FAMILY WHO HAS ST. OOO
i'll cash l will sell my pretty sir-room and
Fai et and 0' r.Pa i"r SIS $500 e'T,sa Tsis
house IL In excellent condition and has every
convenience. F. A. MARTH. Col. 33l
HOLLow-TILE BUNGALOW. TWO TILED
baths sleepins porch: ami: cl-c. range and
lights: h.w.h. Rnrage; chicken house fruits
garden house and pcrclles screened. Addre IS
Mrs. EEISHARDT. Alexandria. Va. II. No. .
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PoR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
Sec kAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They know Washington"
oO6 New York ave. Te! Msin 1921.
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TAKOMA PARK HOMES.

Just vacated. one and one room bunga-
low; immediate possession: price right. To-
Fine 12-room dwelling. u acre land elegant
location. cheap. Splendid corner. built right.
10. COO feet land. rooms: Absolutely for sale
Nice Groom bungalow. $4,000. Elegant corner
business lot. 60x125. snit groceryman; no op-
position. Choice OF building lots. $3.50 to
1880: ready to improve. Open, $50 to $780,
Our cars At your service
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO..
Col. 1798-W. Takoma Park D. C.
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Brand-new home in Mt. Pleasant: hardwood
floors and trim: vapor heat, electric light and
4 large rooms. To quick buyer S. 100. Owner
leaving town.
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PRETTY LARGE GROOM HOME. LARGE
porches. mod. hath. gas elec., large lot: imme-
date possession: s., 500; $500 cash. SIS mo.
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FOR SALE = FIvE-RooM RUNCALOw
therrydale: electricity and Il acre: scaOo
Eight rooms: all convcniences: /, a~-r: oppn-
site side river from IAncoln Memorial; beauti-
ful view OF city: A.73o. Nine rooms conran-
fences: 10 acres: near East Falls Church: AZ
abolt three-ffths of its value: all lnnd under
cultivation. Others under construction. ASH
TON c: JONES. Alexandra County Courthouse
Clarendon. Va.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-03

Old first degree fans realized that
there was something lacking at the
ball games Saturday and Sunday, and
latter looking around found that the
lily in the ointment was the absence OF
Tom Daily. A ball game in this upper
|country does not seem to be a real
ball game without that happy grin of
Tom Daily flashing on the diamond
But Thomas had an excusable alibi. 1t
seems that his family and neighbors
have been suffering for some time
from the depredations of cattle
thieves, and just on the eve of the
Tournament Mr.. Daily received thu
hunch that led up to the capture o;
three of the alleged rustlers, who are
Indians. If Mr.. Daily Is able to break
up the gang he could we'll afford to be
absent from the last games of the
season.
Regularly every fall there is run
of salt water salmon up the Okanogan
and Similkameen rivers, coming up
into fresh water to spawn. The pres
|ent run is one of the largest that has
lever been known, and white men as
well as Indians have been making
some wonderful heavy catches. These
salmon do not take the hook, and are
|captured by means of spears and can
be and are shot in shallow water.
Some enormouns fish, weighing up
wards of 80 pounds have been thus
taken. The Similkameen river below
the falls is kind of pocket, as the
fish cannot get over the falls, and the
river at that point is alive with them,
However, these fish are not desirable
as they are badly bruised on the rocks
in an attempt to get over the falls.
Many Indians have been harpooning
these salmon since the run commenc-
cd, thus solving the high cost OF living
as the fish are dried and stored for
winter provender.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-03
DEATH OF THOMAS A. PIERCE

WORD was received by DR. q n
MeDD wednesday afternoon tha.
DThomas A. Pierce had died =, 'na'
o clock that morning, at Seattle. Tha a
la'ai termination of Mr.. Pierce's M
ness and subsequent operation wa.
not unexpected, but the news NJ tha
maj end carried sorrow to tho man,.
friends OF the deceased in this connt,.
Some months ago Mr.. Pierce was
taken down with some affection 80
the great toe Of his left foot and sus.
iered eXcruciating pain, So mucb 60
'hat ne was unable to sleep for dave
|at time. His physician diaenossd
tne aiiment as gout. At times Mr.
fierce could move around with the aid
or crutches. He had the misfortuna ,o
place crutch on his ailinp toe and
throwing his weight upon the sumner,
the member was severely crpsbed
rms aggravated the inflamed toe and
''gangrene soon developed. Upon the
ADVICE OF his physician Mr.. Pierce
went to Seattle to consult n snecial-
list about fortnight ago, and II was
lat once decided that the only hone nj
Saving his life was an operation and
that was considered but a forlorn
|chance. The leg was amputated near
the body. Mr.. Pierce remained in n
|oomotose state up to the time of his
death. although few times he opened
MS eyes. spoke, and some hopes were
entertained that he might pull
through. But the poison from gam
creme had entered his system finally
proving fatal.
The deceased was born in Canada
and was about so years of age. He
was pioneer of Loomis, reaching
that camp from Montana about the
year 1890. and had lived there con-
tinuously ever since. He followed
mining and prospecting for a long
time and some three years ago went
into the mercantile business in which
he met with considerable success. The
deceased never married. He leaves a
sister, Mrs. j. NJ Richmond. who was
with him at the time he passed away.
AS pioneer he was we'll known
throughout the northern part of the
county, and has a host of friends who
will sincerely mourn his death The
remains were expected to reach Loo
will sincerely mourn his death. The re-
mains were expected to reach Loomis
Friday, where they will be buried be-
side those of his mother, who passed
away some two years ago. At the time
of going to press it had not been
learned when the funeral would take
place.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-03
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE LANDS

No.ice is hereby given that on Tuesday
F, the 7th day of October, 1919. between the
hours of ten o'clock IN tne iorenoorl an a,ou ~
ling at ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF sald
lday, in front of the main entrances Soo Hoor
ito the court house in the city OF Oka
hogan county of Okanogan state oi
washington. either by the County audi
| tor of said county or by member OF tne
Hoard of State Land Commissioners ol
the State of Washington, the ioii1"ihs ip ihs
ldescribed state lands, together with the
improvements situated thereon, VIII oe
sold at public auction to the highest DID
jder therefor, to-wit .,..
Lot 2. Section 16, Township 80 north,
Ipanre 81 East w. NJ, containing l4.9o
Iacres. more or less. according TO the gov.
Iernment survey thereof appraised at
Said lands will be sold for not less than
the anpraised value above stated ana up
lon the terms and conditions 1oiioWlng:
| Terms and Conditions OF Sale.-Not less less
than one-tenth of the purchase price
must be paid at the time OF sale 70 tne
nfficer making the sale The purchaser,
| n he be not the owner OF the iIhPsssU,se
ments must forthwith, ,,i Pay monnt 70 ,nte Of the
| annraised value of the improvements, as
|above stated One-ten OF tne pur ~.
nrica must be paid annually tnereaite !
pith interest on all deferred payments az
w. rate of six per centum per annul1'
tneether with accrued interest on any , paI !. .
apce AT the same rate: PROVIDED, Ihas az
anv pIrchaser may make full payment t ot
nrincipal interest and statutory lees a.
pnv time and obtain deed or state Paten..
The purchaser of land containing tinipes
~ other valuable materials Is prohlpiteo
-, cutting or removing any sucn UNI
her or materials without first opta,,Iui,, oa,hi,c :
joopsent of the Commissioner OF fupIt
ands or the board. until the fuil amour,
of the purchase price has been paio anu
deed issued. odo euh
All sales of state LANDS are mace SUI, SUI
| 20 to the reservations Of oils, gas, coat
ees tnoinerals and fossils of every name
Iind and description, and 10 the az aaut =,
tinna, terms and conditions prescIip@eu @ III II,
the act of the legislature approved Maret ote
sn 1907. being Section OF Chapter |oo
~ the laws of 1907 ,... .. .,e
OIL said ala land will be sold sub1ect. TO tnt ns
,erms nn, Conditions and reservations so,p q
sar terms. 1oo of the Session Laws OF lsl!
cap3ins cIiapitoo to easements of rights Of way
and the carrying of timber. stone, iiineia
Ga other products over the saIne' .s
anT The above described lands are olfetse tSe
no,a in pursuance of an order OF tnt
lIor sae 81 state Land Commissioners. anc
toaer toaIua AZ of sale duly issued and certifieo
ian oha Commissioner of Public Lands o
Ky State of Washington now on tiie =
the the office of the county auditor OF saic
lcounty CLARK ". SAVIDGE,
commissioner of Public Lands
lr,.s, Qualification August %, 1918.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-03

M. F. Dixon, advance agent for the
Elmers Original Jazz Orchestra, was
in town over Saturday and Sunday
arranging for the dance that was CIV
en- by these musical wonders at the
Liberty theater Wednesday evening
The orchestra that Mr.. Dixson repre-
sents has been doing the British Co.
lumbia towns, and from the press re-
ports that preceded his arrival in
Oroyille 1t is evident that his organi-
zation has made a great hit with their
dance music. The outfit dishes up the
regular jazz, and in manner to start
feet and keep them going. Everywhere
the orchestra has played the members
have been solicited to return, and re-
turn they will, for Mr.. Dixon is map
ping out a circuit that he will cover
regularly throughout the winter.
DR.. Elmer reports the arrival of a
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
bert Rouse, Monday. Also boy to
gladden. the household of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Turner, of Chesaw, born Tues
day at the Oroville General hospital.
Several car loads of apples have
been shipped from this station during
the past week by Y. L. Redhead and
the Oroville Cooperative Produce
association.