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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28
THsASuRsS.S NOTICE OF LOCAL Ia.
SHossAEST ASSESSMENT DCE

Notice is hereby given IL the rr,oe-,v
osLrgs Q. t1e property within the limits
q ~LoC2l Improvement prsr~fs- NJ =
SAT I1s S>SsSsme1t roll for the Improve
Leat q central q and Bride street
g Ns Town O.: OTovile. within said Il,sI
AkrNNsIsaE district. BY graa.1z tra
k@EAlAs StFtp and the construction II )
-NSs stoe@4LS on Sas street and ave-
-4s as provided for and described n .9~s-
nance No IS ot tie town 81 Own
~4lSA reference * row and harair Ns..
Z-S- : row IN my hands for c05,s,r5.s~
- any assessment therein azai-s- -
- property : said dtStrtc. NAV -
@AAn4t interest penalty a. elSt N
Ss Sttas1 tSal r1s-ry DAYS f-,T,
LA1s O tAs trst pUb.lc4c5oa of 49,
49, Io-wfC within tSa4 rrf-ry- .savS
re LIST day of May Is4N any a.
q any p1r thereof re~sirf~~
4Apas4o 81 The end Of me a5t --.v-- -
--e5a Sp@ctttsd may lee pdgs s7 .Y1s -
SL 4-S&4Us1ts with Interest rAa-s,,-
- me rate Of ~ ssvsa uar ce-t -
u @G1s- 1870 & AS
rlTst Publication Nav y 1894
AS< Publication Mav = r<AS
W. r MISETrP
treasurer q TIE Town ~ O-,,--.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28

Mr. al5 Mrs J. 4 BlzcsIer rs--r1-
ed home Mo1G2r from Forest Gruvs.
HIS Ehsre they Esre called 10 srrsod
the funeral Of Psrry Bl4ckls-. ~ho
~aS killed II II asrO2l4Ee ace5dsa-
Taxing The Eess Is : whole ami
teachers and pZQlls lad ! rzrhs- s-rsc-
1o-s 1-s o. II the last week Of school
No~ that Sss hone ball team has
broken the hoso3oo and ~oz 1 game
he ooEs 8rs liable TO form the habit
ard make Z big reec-3 before ne ssas-
&C Is over
Rory C2-s-oz WHO held down : lob
II The salts plant has returned TO
Looms 10 loos AFTER lis truck =srda
Al,ho1gA : ys2-s q age. Ro-y Is s-il
able u d : yoz1g Ez1s He II lay
wo
TIE rev e2zIssc Il ths crossing Of
L. Ok2nogaa rIv- -E Eo-ts q Fair
TIew- s becoming Qzfts 4 resort for
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s2lf E1y srat19z Between O-oTITls All
P=1dccoz
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28
HEAD On COLLISION.

WeGzSsEEy svs-t-s g5o-1 70 o'clock
4 C1svr0ls1 car driven ~ Cazs =
PoEsll 4-3 : large es2Ex powered
car driven Dr. l. = WEeks-shzE me-
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IN from o. The OruTlIle No1n- CO..
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28
No s4S.
NOTICE TO CREDITOR.

In the Superior Court of the Sthts 3
Washington. il ard for the County =
Oa21ogzE. in ~probateD
In = matter y the estate Of naH
Sta Hose deceased.
Notice II Creditors
Notice i hereby gwen BY the moa.
styled 2 R Hose that he has ~
SrHo22te5 and has qualified as admmn
traNr 9. the estate q Maud vesta Hoo
CayaSs3 and notice Is hereby giveu y
tie c-edic7-s q. and 70 all persons nIvI
ctGt1s aE2l-sI SAID deceased to eanlM
211 seine Tie same o. the adminiSu.M
said state o- upon Adams 4 VIZ. n.
Ms s:toT1eyS q record. and to M q
sane with the clerk a the court. toesm...
NTt- PROOF q such ssEvtee. within n
we151S after IAa 1a-= u the first gss
cation Of This notice to-vit WITHIN y
months after the -5-i day OF Apf!. w.
y the same S-3A D. forever oarred
:. R. HOOSE
Administrator q IRE estate Of Nv
Ns>t& Hose deceased
ADAMS * VINCENT.
OfrovIls. WSS-Ztor-
Atco--eyS to- AiTltnistrasof.
FITS, ~DlSlIc@eS91 April -. 1870.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28
TRANSFERS.

Tie foIIo~Iag real estate Transfers
u this vicinity i reported oF the oA
hogan Abstract COMPANY
J. L Masters 10 Oscar Petersen. loNs
, ;. and s. block S. Ellis-Forde LAKE
yfex Orchard Tracts. $500
Stuart Mutch 10 s 4 Johnson suFlp
Is 1-2 feet vide OF the east SIDE lO' :
East OrovilIs Orchards. SloH-
Annie Morrow 10 Root Morrow. iots
Il and IS. block 5. lots - and ~
block q. Orc. 500.
Susan B. Stoltz to Geo ". Anderson
e 10 NV IA. section 81 se Il 80 Il
Sw14 Sc Ia section q. 4. 20. SZ9o
Frances Hall TO DeWitt Caster. lo'
:. block IS. Orogille. $50
Louis oppenstsin to Ross asp. Iots
:. 4 5. and 5. part 10, ?. block IL. oFo
VILE. $3.50.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department o. the Interior, q. &. In
office al W2terville. Wash, April H. lH
Notice is hereby given that Ella Poku
Richmond =~xscutrix OF estate Of Thems
4 Peirc5. deceased. Of LOOMS, Washie
ton who OF September 10th, 1915, nj
additional Homestead entry No. elt&a
for NV Me-. and EaNWA, and Ltl
Secrlol 81. Town. -. y, r rs. 3. v. \
has filed notice 70 make final thres ~
proof. 70 establish claim TO the land ahov
described before United States Commt
sIoner. Geo. H Hurley. at LOOMS, WAN
oa the seth day u Nay. 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses: c. i
knOSa-r, Wul- J. Ford. John Melchef, y
John ?. F0r6e. Of Lo9mis, Wash.
BEN SPEAR, Regtaa
First publication April 30. 1920.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28

Monroe Harnaa left last week on ;
business trip 10 Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs !. z Cro~. Of Tomas
ke,. were among the visitors in town
Friday last
Mrs Fred NcDOugal OF Pateros. vas
among the arrivals from the I
Monday evening
Mr.. Geo. Bailey. Of Oroyille was in
town Wednesday visiting with friends
-Ton2sket Tines
Miss Elsnor IVES, has just been ad-
ted TO the clerical forces in the oro-
ville Commercial store
After the play last Friday evening
he high school scholars and Z num-
Der Of friends repaired 10 the Civic
League building and spent several
hours dancing
Mrs CazS T Peterson anil children
eft for NIghths~k Monday to Join Mr..
Peterson. where they viii go into camp
for the summer. returning TO Oroyiile
with the opening OF school in the fall
L ". Barnes IS lending his ard in
making this ! bigger orovilie By put
ting up . coaerete block residence
.sx34 OF his lots adjoining his under
taking p2rlors in the south part o.
town
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28

Mrs 4 4 M1-p1y VAS taken "
oroyil,e hospital Wednesday sac
been suffering for some time anu
aoPeG that The treatment there
help her cc1di-101-Pa-eros hepo'N
LoysvS % has, bal, are going % ~
q 5re2g Sunday when Pentieion
orcTIlls meets o. The local gfo.11.
Il the weather i ANYTHING Ike -"
able che game viii = well Worn
Ing
Ec1eSs Rice LEFT Sunday noiI
Tor Seattle @ business coa "a
with the WsSt Ok22os2n Nasis'
Cation District
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28

z " Zee@u lstr for Sszr-Ie No-s.v
% N1 1z VIE Eeo r-ecse5a5 hin q
1zt GT seTsrzI 6zys. and VII rs.
WIKI rs-zrITss for I week
Hs1rE N2Esl -sEo--s ts- b vii
co--zcs cut-T1s rs first c-c7 az a.
1 u rs 7ascs b=twe1 OroriIIs
I i7 -oz-1a-y line 1srt week
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28

OF 3

4 II the boz
brain in Il
heavor he
but constal
bhadow o.
would beco
member OF
law. He wo
light anon
81 sneakin
bf night,
nces with
Ind dodgin
And this OF
unique pla
The past '
who atteml
Signment Q
heliver it
thirst that
Rejection !
Tuesday
ceived VOL
~iquor had
In an emf
That had
Droville to
AIN q h:
Nhere the
Is a mystic
3ndividuals
method of
ination. N
y as IL So
The inform
about as I
In the r
Gasoline q
btation tn
w in May,
tank stoO
hours,
&ille-Wen
the smug
placing I'll
had been
their nun
Unload at
Somewher
ID in the
ager Of til
3he gasoi
time afte
man cou
minutes
khe liquo
tank by
aEk car
here 1t "
Cnfortun
liquor tn
cite the {
It was in
tive that
The liquc
hausted
certain "
went to
on to a [
ficials at
. man W
. repres
company
< knowing
1t was
keer ira
speedily
Wanatcb
one wor
kept h
him o
Standing
those I'M
was a S
transpol
scarce.
The n
Hillyard
making
ceived ;
noticed
the tanl
gasoline
the flui(
extendir
large ct
man VIII
Ing to b
ploy lot
tank ca
evidenc
no one
the chi
and shi
will go
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28

4 reports thar = 7av h,~
~ appearance At The a,u,s -
" 7 Mrs Fred : S.sve-s esT
MS. Thursday AS, LOO
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28

Report d ,hs F-zzcEzl Cz1titto1 % the
UNION TITLE AND TRUST CO
sscxrad al OroEEA state Of waS1tzzto1.
~ -= Lose y ezStn=ss % tie An i4g u
May 1898.
RESOURCES
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28

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STATE % W2sezx-11 C3zzU q Okla
Z1EAz- -
/ J. B [11=<e sac-sexrT % TIE above
E&--1 bEEE o. r--s- r3- Il sri
=-zty swear -14r H. fors<uS-x <ars-
z=Et - Erv= - to s-s- % Ey kz9~i-5Se
Ant e-=x5e-
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SZesrrTe-t sxs sxcrr % be<o-e ~ rrIs
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L b VINCENT
N9-1ry PshEs. II AM t0- chs State II
WAs1Ezg-11 -sxS8ax 1T O-uv--
Correct Attest
5 c MITCHELL
M 8AryN
ELTON G. RICE
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-28

Attor
be up a
he is a
ness Of
treatmt
the Or
last we
that dt
rangen
felt ra
eign S
somew
forced
pital {
Check
was so
treat N
patient
to be
crisis
Willia{
and 81
after |
Geo
with t
est an
tle, I'D
the R
any OF
Walla
husi,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
267 CASES HANDLED
BYCOURT DURING 1919

A total of 26T cases were disposed
of by the Oregon supreme court dur
ing the year Just closed. or eleven
more than the total of 256 which were
filed during the same perod, accord
ing to summary prepared by Arthur
S. Benson. clerk Of the court. OF the
opinions disposed OF 232 were by opin
ions and IS by stipulation. OF the
cases filed during the year 22o were
filed at Salem and So at Pendleton. A
total Of 301 opinions were written by
the members of the court during the
year as against a total of 336 during
1918. The decrease in the number Of
opinions written during the last year
from those of the preceding year is
accounted for by the fact that in
number of cases several opinions were
written. there being total of 81
opinions written In nine appeals. The
summary shows that 1873 appeals were
affirmed. 60 reversed and "a modi-
fled. Three writs were allowed and
one was denied. Fifty six attorneys
were admitted to practice law in Ore
gon during the year. so on examina-
tion and 26 from other states. Total
receipts for the year amounted 10
sss22.os.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
INTERPRETATIONS.
= = . = *** y y y - .

The Hauser Securities company.
Portland. capitalized at s2,ooo,oeo filed
articles OF incorporation with the cor
poration department here Friday. Eric
". Hauser, Robert B. Kuykendall ano
James B. Kerr are the incorporators.
other corporations filing articles
Friday were:
Mankato Investment company, Port
hand, $500, 200; Eric v. Hauser, James
la. Kerr, and Martin V. Holland.
Silverton Investrpent company. Sill
lverton, $4,000; Albert B. Ridgeway,
lE. A. johnson and Leonard Under
wood.
Associated Building company, Astor-
liza. s100.o0o; s. L. Eddy. G. G. Blohn
land Prescott Cookingham.
The Pacific Boat & Iron Works filed
la certificate showing a decrease In
icapital from $4,000 to $1,000.
Resolutions OF dissolution were filed
lby the Mountainside Fruit Drysns
company. Laurel. Or; Edward Holman
Undertaking company, Portland
Browneli Livestock company, UmatillS
and the Ashland Hotel company, Ash
land.
The Coquille Lumber Mills, of Port
land, capitalized at 100000, filed ar
ticles of incorporation with the cor
poration department here today. Th'
Iincorporators are ]. S. o'Gorman, II
lT. Nicolai and Charles f. McCulloch
Resolutions of dissolution were fill
ed by the Stevens-Farris Lumber com
lpany of Walton, Lane county; tn
lvafe Hardware company, of Vale
Malheur county and the Bankers In
lvestment company Of Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
HOMECOMING PLANS
OF HIGH SCHOOL TO
INCLUDE BALL GAME

The program for the Homecoming
day celebration at the high school Fri
day afternoon at 2:45 o'clock has been
arranged 1t consists of: Speech,
Ralph E. Wilson; vocal solo, Edna
Ackerman; reading, Leona Estes; vio-
lin solo, Viola ASH reading, Hazel
Long; speech. DR.. F. L. Utter, and
solo, Archie Holt
The committee in charge Of the
days celebration is Earl Shaffer,
Richard Kriesel, Katherine Gibbard,
Margaret Griffith and Will Ashby.
The public is invited to attend the
celebration in the auditorium in the
afternoon. At night the high school
and the alumni will play for basket
ball honors. The alumni team will be
chosen from the following players:
"Bilr" Renhart. Pug" Ross, Whit
Gill, "Runt" Ackerman. Mark" La
than. "Honk' Latham, Glenn Gregg,
Homer Hulsey. 'Spec" Keene. Monk
Proctor, "Bub" Fry. Goodenough,
Steusloff and "Chuck" Low.
The high school team will be chos-
en- from the following: Randall, Star
Ringie, "State" Gill. captain and
manager: Ashby. Putnam, Boise
Babe" Shaff,r and Gene Gill.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
BOMB ExPLODES WHEN
PICKED UP BY FINDER

Oakland, Cal, Jan. IA bomb
placed on the porch of the East Bay
Water company's pumping station. ex-
ploded last night when it was picked
up by James Hamilton an employe OF
he company.
The station is in exclusive residence
district. The noise of the explosion
reached for several blocks, but New
Years eve revelers in the neighbor-
hood took 1t to be part of the nights
celebration
Hamilton was badly burned about
the hands, face and eyes.
Investigation has developed no ex-
PLANTATION of the presence Of the bomb
and the police are uncertain whether
1t is the result of boyish prank or of
some one who wished to damage the
property.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
NO trace OF Runaway
boy Yet DISCOVERED

No trace had been found up to a late
hour Thursday of Ralph Parker, IA
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs ]. w.
Parker, 371 North High street, who
disappeared from his home Tuesday
night. Police here were running down
every clue, but with the assistance of
authorities in Portland and other
towns that have been notified, nothing
indicating the whereabouts of the lad
has been reported.
The bicycle, on which Ralph Is be-
lieved to have started from home, was
found Wednesday. Guy Finn, 10, was
questioned at police headquarters aft
er he had attempted to sell the bicycle
lat local repair shop. He told police
that Young Parker had given it to him
Tuesday night and told him to "do
|anything he wanted to with it,; but
he denied any knowledge of where the
lad went, or of his possible where
abouts.
Police here believe that the boy has
left the city in search Of adventure.
This belief is based on the knowledge
that the lad is obbessed with a wan
Idering disposition.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
PERMIT SOUGHT FOR
DAM ACROSS UNPQUA

The construction of concrete d.
version dam 500 feet long across the
North Umpqua river at Whistler's
Bend. tunnel feet by % feet by
700 feet long and other improvements
at an estimated cost Of 100000 for
the purpose of developing 5000 horse
power, is contemplated in an applica-
ton filed by the City Of Roseburg
with State Engineer Cupper, Wednes-
day, for the appropriation OF lo00
second feet of water from the North
UmpQua river.
other applications for water rights
have been filed with the state engin-
eer. as follows:
By w. H. Flanagan of Grants
Paas, for the appropriation of water
from the Rogue river for irrigation
of 123 acres in Josephine county.
By Meryl " Napton, Of Homedale,
Idaho, covering the appropriation OF
water from Snake river for the irriga-
ton of 80 acres near Owyhee, Oregon.
BY Amanda Kelb, of Baker, Ore
gon, covering the appropriation Of the
waste water from the Baker City re-
: 6eTsOlT, lOT luo i6oeAoh Va ASN "SA~S
near Baker.
BY E. A. Kelb, Of Baker, covering
the appropriation of the waste water
from the Baker City reservoir, for the
. irrigation of 40-acre tract Of land.
. BY the Butte Creek Land, Live
stock and Lumber Company, of Fos-
sill. Oregon. covering the appropriation
of water from the John Day river, fol
the irrigation of a small tract near
Fossil.
BY c. r. williams of Unity, Oregon
covering the construction of the Eas
Camp Creek reservoir for the storage
Of 75-acre feet of water from Burnt
river, for the irrigation of land.
By e. H. Pratt, Of Haines, Oregon
covering the appropriation of watel
from the Pratt reservoir on Lawrence
Creek. for supplemental supply fol
several hundred acres Of land neal
Haines.
BY w. !. Welch of Haines, Oregon
covering the appropriation of water
from the Summit Lake reservoir OIL
the South Fork of Powder river for {
supplemental supply for a large ares
near Haines
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Glycerine Mixture
SURPRISES Salem

Many Salem people are using sim
pie glycerine. buckthorn bark. ETC., as
mixed in Adler-i-ka. This flushes
BOTH upper and lowey bowel so com
pletely it removes all foul, accumu-
lated poisons from alimentary canal
and prevents appendicitis. Adler1i1ka
relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach
or sour stomach. Often CURES con-
Istipation. In one case Of chronic stom
lach trouble ONE bottle produced won
derful results. J. c. Perry, druggist,
LIS South Commercial (Adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
FACTORIES
AGAIN PRODUCING

Lille, Jan. 1.-Producton has been
resumed in about one half the factor
les of northern France where battles
ragged for four years. About thirteen
percent have been at work only a
month. Figures examined today by
the correspondent of the Associated
Press, who is visiting the war zone
under special dispensation OF the
government, showed that in this re-
gion $4,000 plants employing 100000
workers were razed by gun fire, loot
ed or badly disorganized.
Officials consider the work donJ
during the last year as very creditaole
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
COMMISSIONERS GIVE
APPROVAL TO budget

The county commissioners at the
annual budget adoption meeting, gave
consideration to Marion county's APP
preparations and expense quotas,
"Wednesday morning.
No protest against any of the items
was made and the budget was adopted,
substantially as published.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Bids Asked In Remains
OF Oregon Fair Building

San Francisco. Jan. Bids have
been requested for the remains" OF
the old Oregon building. famous dur
ing the worlds fair in 1915. BrIga-
dier General Blatchford, commanding
general at the Preside. said the build
ing Is in such a state of disrepair that
the cost Of putting 1t in fit shape
would be unwarranted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
PRINCE VISITS MEXICO

San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 1.-Prince
wilhelm, second son of the king of
Sweden, is scheduled to arrive in
Mexico soon, for tour of that coun-
try, according to telegraphic advices
received here last night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Millionaire Llnnberman
OF Michigan Dies Today

Muskegon, Mich, Jan. Thomas
Hume, millionaire lumberman, and
associated in business for many years
with Charles H. Hackley, Muskegon
philanthropis, died at his home here
this morning of pneumonia Five OF
his six children were at his bedside
when death came. The other, George
Hume Of Fresno, Cal, is en- route
here
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01

i In an order issued by the public SER
vice commission. Friday. the Minthorn
Springs Water company Is authorized
TO install meters ana to impose meas
ure rate for service Heretofore the
patrons have been served on fiat rate
which is said to have been highly dis
crimfnatory
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-01
Compulsory Athletics In
High Schools Is Sought

New York. Jan. 1.-Steps 10 OBJ
tain enactment OF pational and state
laws requiring compulsory athletic
training for high school students will
be taken up by the athletic research
society Of America, it became known
today.
The society also plans to wage a
campaign n favor of requiring phys
ical education for entrance into the
graduation from college.