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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-17

ce is not in the habit Of paying any
attention to these circulars, simply
because we have not the space to pub
fish a long and generally uninteresting
article that only few people would
be interested in, but as showing how
the Canadian News Letter dishes up
news that is real news of interest to
great many readers we copy the
following:
Edmonton. Alberta-Drillers oper-
ating under the direction OF the pro-
vincial government have definitely es-
established the existence of huge high
grade salt deposits at Fort McMurray.
At depth of $50 feet we'll was sunk
through 30 feet Of pure salt. The re-
suits of exploration begun year ago
confirm the opinions of biologists that
an immense field of salt exists along
the Athabasca river near Fort Nc
Murray.
Montreal, Quebec.-The money test
of immigrants of the artisan or labor
class into Canada has now been raised
| TO $3.50 and this amount the applicant
for entry must be possessed of in addi-
| ton TO full fare to his destination
within the country. When an adult
emigrant is accompanied by his fam
| iIv he must have in addition S125 for
| each member under IS years of age
and $50 for each child between the
ages of and IS. The new regulations
| came into effect along the internauon-
| al boundary on the 18th of December
and at ocean ports on January lst
| Edmonton, Alberta.-Many hardened
| northerners having satisfied the
| mounted police authorities of theii
| physioue and the adequacy of then
| grub stake, have left the city with
! husky dog teams for the end of the
| railroad at Fort McMurray to musf
| to Fort Norman, now internationally
famous as the scene OF the last big
| ell strike. All will travel the ice trai
| of the river and lakes which comprises
the only trail, in an effort to beat The
anticipated rush for claims with th'
| advent of spring. The mounted polic'
| are exercising a vigilant watch owe
tbose who would break for the nortl
/ without satisfying them Of their pow
ers of endurance and means of winte
| substance.
Calgary. Alberta.-Some idea Of TIL
| financial magnitude of the Western
Canadian farmers commercial orga II
! zations-The United Grain Growers
| Limited-may be gathered from tn
fact that the shareholders have jus
authorized the directors to increas
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-17
THE CHRISTMAS ANGEL.

rapa, papa I'm afraid! Don't you
81 me wind moaning and the snow
aaing the windows?
weep, darling, sleep. Tomorrow the
Maer Will clear up, and the storm
ny be far away.
afsring.
iae Borrowing father pressed the
sAea llNle hand of his child to his
Z, taen bowed his head to hide his
W rom her eyes. Alas! for many
n.y. now, little daughter had been
a''e to sleep. A languishing sick
n. which she inherited from her
aer Kept her bound to her bed. A
esslng cough racked her breast,
st CONTINUOUSLY, while the sweat
sstened her baby countenance. Poor
~ ana especially poor father. He
aone left to him but Angela. How
"vsc ner and surrounded her with
). ulectionate care! The heart of the
,s asr VINO had gone before seemed
I've been blended with his own, so
~ dld he cherish his only child.
aau consulted men of science as
M malady; had said to one OF
w. save my little daughter, and
Ivy fortune is yours"
~ DOCTOR promised to do his best.
~ ae mad been unable to cure the
~ ior some days past the disease
49, $3.50 70 be making unusually rapid
ess' Angela's pallid cheeks show
-. ~ umes livid tinge, mysterious
~ OF death. Her father quilted
n aue no more. He had abandoned
n. ~ otner important matters and
S,s u HE, and thought now of one
~ only-of retarding by few
49, me fatal moment that was to
NJ. n.y. MN supremely desolate. Yes,
u seiy SO, for the unfortunate man
~. l.nout the counterbalancing con-
h ! which divine goodness metes
ls~ the miserable, he lacked faith.
~ ago ne had forgotten the road
MI church. Given up entirely to the
NY and its baubles of fame and
ne mad glided from the condi-
aiouu uoubt to that of absolute ne
a me political cares to which he
h~soted his talents had torn from
m =, tne last religious chords thai
h ~, ,urated there. He was now in
M. le OF manhood. He had seen his
M wlie leave this world, full oil
s anu nope; but her edifying death
~ ~. rekindled the extinguished
~ VI the religious sentiments OF
uays and now God once more
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-17
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

This is sage of press puollcity.
lAbout every newspaper office In tne
country is swamped with circulars IN
tended as publicity matter for various
SonsIities and this, that and the other
iodnstrial organizations. Most OF these
i,.-n ru reach the waste bas-
be-, Ct'' as swiftly as the recipient can
nbnck them into that receptacle Inc
e tnn,,h1o with these press agencies is
tbot much valuable paper is wasted
With tedious words, when the same IN
s ~,.r could be conveyed IN a
s sGi irt'' crisp paragraphs. A Canadian
snUir ,etter is sent out to the press
new is marvel of simplicity and
t SnaT but every item conveys some
u ~ information. Now, this OIL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
Has Plan To Rout
Mosquitoes In City

4 novel. ana apparently feasible
plan. has been suggested 10y +. y.
stovvr, who tried out the experiment
some forty-two years ago, -pranourccs
that tho sCneme wus very successful.
Al that time he owned $50 acres OF
the land which now adinin the fair
grounds. a portion OF this land wa
used az a slaughter yard and the
holes and sloughs in thls locality wer"
breeding millions % mosquitoes. \
plan was finally promoted to dix out
lhese holes until sand bottom was
reached and make q reservoir thirty
by fifty feet. AZ that time the labor
FOR TINS project amounted TO bat $50.
when the reservoir wns completed 90
was filled with water ana Il large ship
ment Of ~ rmau carp was ordered
from the Mnrmou and Pratt fish uurs-
cry 40 lAigunn. The reasons fuf
stocking up the pond were two fold.
I Nusuuliuts deposited their luryuu ur
eggs ON the surface Of the water and
ihc fish. would feed upon BE-. Then
the pool furnished 10 place uf rccrc-
D alton Co the boys 1f Albuquerque at
thLt dime v ho fisnrd % hathcd in o.
Up until twenty-five years ago Gcr-
man carp. catfish. bass and ierrHpin
were raised here and practically ull
uf Albuquerque derived part OF ita
fare from the stock OF .hir pond Tho
water filling the place was HuaiNz 20 .
hy chemists az Washington and re-
por cd to Dee salt and not alkaline
MIR. Stoycr b. willing to give DIS srr-
vices. 49, well 40 tie ure 30 bis land
for "a pcrind OF tWu years 10 carry uu
the experiment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17

GRAND RARIDs. Mich. Feb. H.
II Is ex-asperaiing ia be tried on the
charge Of gaining his senate seat
through violations Of the federal coy
cupt practices act.
Senator Truman H. Newberry. mill
%iionaire. IN trial with iaf Of his
hanchmen here. in federal court, Tor
alleged conspiracy 10 spend hundreds
OF thousands OF dollars IN his election.
II a study In evaporation. and cheer
fulness compounded with avoirdu-
pois.
The worst thing about IL is that I
can't fine time FOR exercise senator
Newherry complained TO a friend at
the hotel dinner table. ITS eNns-
perating.' This complaint ~ due to
the fact senator Newberry is no longer
quite young and IL %thickening "A bit az
The neck and widening at the waist.
a. were. However, losing a figure
need not mean losing "A sweet diapusi-
ton and the charming Mr.. New
berry" as his lawyers say. IL proving
the fact.
Wears Nifty striped suit.
senator Newherry ls cheerful. even
though cxnsperatcd and gaining In
weight He is AN outstanding. stocky.
little man with small plump hands
and small feet not 30 plump The
senator must have worn a naval uni
form we'll when DE WINS % lieutenant
commander ip NcW York. but now ui
his trial be wears a simple business
suit OF blue serge with a widespread
white stripe.
The senator Is up early In the morn
inn " hat and laughs with his all
legged co~-cuusplrators Ia the hotel
iohhy before he walks to court He
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
Certification OF ID
Teachers Announced


SANTA We. Fob. 1.-THE ccrtifica-
lion Of fourteen teachers by the state
board % education. including tae
granting 81 four life certificates aud
enc nvc-yenr professional certificate,
was Announced yesterday by Superin-
fendcni 81 Public Instruction iona
Than "a. Wagner at the close of the
boards meeting
The board adjourned until April 10
Nhen IL was announced. u VIII call
FOR bids Tor text hooks 10 be adopted
for the elementary scnocfa OF the
state FOR the six years b%eeinning
June Is. 1871.
Following are the certificates
granted;
Eleanor C. Aimeda. Gailstea-Llfe
certificate.
Hss,her Ksnamore. ElIda Lits
Minnie Maekey. Pinos Aitos-Life
ce~rtificdte.
Mrs. IeMoine-IIfe certificate.
Roy l. white, Tyrone Life certlf-
Mrs. G. r. chandler. Tyrone-Fiye
year professional.
Dorothy Dakin, clayton High
school certificate.
Nrs Elizabeth r.. Floyd. Raton In
fiituic Instructors certlficatc Ia pri-
mary methods.
Jeunis Niuivauay. Hcleu-insuiut,
Instructors cersifiraie.
vs.. T., Osborne. Wagon Mound-Tn-
silfute conductors certificate.
%. y. Underwood. Miami New Mex.
ieo-inefituie Instructors certificate.
Mrs. MAMMA r, eagle. Heicn--fn-
stitute Instructors certificate.
Captain @. b. Duffleld. Roswell
Institute instructor certificate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
SEES IDENTIFICATION
Of ALI RAILROADS.


The nr,ont aat H.aInn ~ the flfa
HrrIt1 EIHtUttaI Association ~ =
ilftIt late "a |nIiNnf thlH moinlrH
owing prrhHIs 20 the lnffnrss ~ tht
Haiar dinner at fAF CpuniTr club inai
nltit follouirE l,f N1Hirr ccn'e
the ndnrnsa n a. "a HkIIati. rrtsi-
dent o. uar Naslona1 EicrttIc ldFni
araefintInh. AIR TaiIard'a taik was
ola general d.tclrHsInn ~ inc aaeorla-
iann. ne work Accomplished p ne
plans on ne tsuIrc
AccerdIrF fo NJ Ballard. The ra-
fInnal associations wernrrfnip which
rmhracrs ~pfarIcaiIy a1 the electrical
concerns % the country. Represents 80
lnIlili investment ~ approximately
ahrae AND onf haIf HtIiena 10 dollars
ysnr rhr heuofli % the members ms
association. in addition tc bringing al
mfmhtr organizations ipi1 q Wort
compact body Tor their own bcneiii.
also handles such questions as COAT
supplies. utter power exocu'ive man.
arcncni and manY other subjects Or
n aQnrrsi nafnro4 In 4hr near future
n n PLANNED 50 ui1caulte an tAeeutife
committee. with Representatives FROM
an sections 81 the rounityt which WI
mcof periodically " various placer
md viii handle mnnp nf the matters
uhioh atfeIun and walsh q y More or
In44 aiffIcult Tor member 81 ttr as
ISOLATION 10 den with Independently.
According 10 Mr.. ballard. the next
hig move IN the electrical world VII
Do Tho eifoulflcatinn % All rretenr
Htcam railroads fnis accefdilf "
lhe president "a t1e Inevitable trend
and b. predicted that within periN,.
n dozen years Steam railway would
be practically afhing u he past
"ElcriflfIeation Of those roads VII
increase tie tfRnc volume two and a
half time mat now banded rs q ninA-
fmum. This q been demonstrated
beyond question Of doubt he coa
stInurd. rFnrthcrmcrc. with wntef-
power and tho natural economy IN
coal anneumulIdn. under tho now cun-
dltona. Instead o. he 100 million tons
Of coal CONSUMED Annually hy the
railroads nt present. This VIII BE- -.
fricnl eyefemh would he upcrnted on
n 4o.oe@ eaet1n annual coal con
sumption"
This would IN ~ probability be fol-
lowed ~ a gradual reduction 10 rates
vhirh IN turn would have n marked
effect uron the high cor o. iivinE.
Mr. Ballard thinks beyond a questiuA
o. doubt fhaf ouA o. n first blk
moves undertaken by the roadn aftet
they cVert % private ownership VIII
cipal trunk lines 70 be followed even
italy 1y the smaller ones
Ofhor speakers OF the day were J
J. Cooper. ~ the Mountain Electric
company Of Denver J.. r. G~rccrWolf
n the Mountain sintes Telephone and
Telegraph company. Denver D. e.
Whcaflnke Of the General Electric
COMPANY. ptngfr. Professor r.. W.
Goddard. ofsNcw Merico A. ard A..
college. and X. r. Warn kuran of he
Westinnhouap Elefre conapany Of
Ioe Angeles
The annual banquet FOR she visit
inG members and Their wives will be
held ~ the Alvurudo tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17

Ani Whhsllft cuat ores and other mineral
cgke ores AID other mihsral suhstanees. aud
an The products and 81 products thereof
No manufacture coke and any bipro
10 construct. leare. own. operate or
sell a transportation line or lines either Oh
rfetly or through The Ownership NJ stock Of
any corporation such transportation line or
lines 20 Dec not operated Tor hire 10 otherf
Than this corporation.
o 20 ensaee IN any other mining. manu-.
farfurinU and transportation businrss.
% To manufacture. buy, lease or other
wise esquire and 20 sell. lease or nthrruitt
dis,oar uf aud deal iu machinery upparatua
aprlaneer an9 igai. ard goods. vafes aud
q ra purchase hold. sel. assign. trans
mortgasr liedse o. otherwise dispose
buuds, securities or cyidsncrs Of iudebtea.
uoss created d. any other corporation of cor
rti. 80
The rights puarrs aud privileges ~ uWngr
ship fmrludiug the right Co vote thereon
hud o. guarantee che payment 90 the debts
and Interest ~ any bonds securities or eNi
deuce ~ iudfhtednsss ~ any other corpora
unni aud serurr the same tJ murtsars ut
pro, idsd such guarantee sfalI b, daiy al
ihnrItrd hY rrhnlutiuu Of itH Board ~ ID
n daily authorized by the huidin Of two.
thirds 81 the suhscflbtd and outstanding
sapiiai stock ~ such company at ihc meet
ina 90 thr stool hnlisrs 60 hs bold HE ssv
PRINCIPAL place Of business af such cumpau,
Ihr corporation is authorized Go i.sur COP
ftAl stock in fhr vNtNut ui 5000 goo. divided
into 600 shar ut ihs oar ,aiu, of 500
tarItal suhserhcd
b TIE Hamrs aud post omrs adlrr.tss ~
.hs Incorporation. and thH uuHnhnr uf shares
sf ssniial .tsea sulstHhtd Coo IJ each. the
a.sI,-fE ~ .bl,h .'ah hg h' auo1tt WIN
nni'h ihg ,.f2nratioh will comuene- tasi'
q a Ra.smau. Albuquerque. New Mesiro
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17

Yaktn ~ a ufrn lhe lslsina4wra
AT mH ATUeU WAI nI4It WHH We
good. ms main Fo, a i4fudnd Bout
uetefeeu In4uIrttin Kin and sHllaf
who have met on several octAsluN9 IN
the pest was their best hout rs TAR,
nr sniIoT Feitsns a decision az nc
ruH 81 mo bout
These hofs started on cas,. feei'ns
esCh other for uf fisi round al-
ttmt during The ioiioNlnE steven
ruunda. The lnfnrlrrto Kid hal a
slight margin Tor Tina nrsI o ruuudl.
thf NTH being about even. while tire
rtmalAder we're ail tfr sailors. el-
iholeh At no time did he have his
Thc hrsl bout q -FOUR roena match"
between Haiilinn Collins and KID
Lewis, (hoih culcrcdi would have
ken much better 70 look upon had
fhr ~toniercern Fof within reach ~
each ofhae. most OF me time being
spent z elfe di4tanNc npart. Collins
Hoaf given tie decision.
Willis o'rOoie and Kid Anaya, both
'of AIhuqurrQur boxed four good. fast
ruuntr % D draw ofoole started OF
ono and for the first two roAnds nasi
y, %eryihinE hiH way. but had travelled
fro faaf a pace and tired and Annfn
took the iast two rounds ; n equally as
decisive manner.
Kid Herrera and Young Rivers
fought n very good four round bout.
the match being about wen Though
out
The farce 81 the evening proved ~
be the next bout when Kid WNeoG OF
Colorado, a husky negro. met Jack
TX. % SarRtut u white man much
smaller in size who apparently HAD
tcfy poor control % his feet or was
too weak To- Nfund. ~ he spent most
of the time on his knees In the ring.
either the result OF being tapped ~
the negro and going down o. from a
Wild swing which threw him on his
balance nearly every time he attempt
90 10. sargent hit his man one and
The negro vent down but without
damage resulting. Wilson got a tcch-
niral knockout. for IN tho second
round sars1nt Auperentiy dhin't count
nght and was on hia knees whom the
referee counted zen. which the boxer
thought wnH only nine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17

and Frederick ~ Cody. his friend.
and the government says. chief polit-
lea manipulation in the Ncwh berry
camp, slt together M the end Of "a row
Of seats several benches from the
front.
Ills Boys" like Him.
senator Newherry appears we'll
There is always q scramble FOR the
end scat. It's great To- Ft beside q
real live senator, not 10 say "a million
aiTc ana particularly m there's "a
common bond % fellowship like "a
grand jury Indictment charging you
both with a felony.
The BOYS" are clad 20 have the
senator slt beside them. Two OF them
talked Of him in re- con ridor.
"Newberry's "a regular fellow said
one. Hes a commoner' he b.. This
morning he was talking 20 q couple al
MS nnd he savs; cheer up. boys. I'm
with YOU How's thnt9"
Huh" said the other aud spnt.
Hun With as hell We're with him,
Hunt"
Confers With Coly.
Hut that was Just one mans opin-
ion. The CHEEKY talk of the %scuntor.
his ready. detached smile aud hA az
liability are making friends for him
among his alleged ro-conspirutnrs
"whr never saw Mr.. Ncwhory" he-
fore. according 10 the defense lawyers.
Ia court the senator sits with his
head tipped huck ON % side ana al.
eyes half closed behind the SHAY
Elinting nose rlnsscs be- wears habit
ually. lie shows Interest ln the pros
ceehiuEs, hut never. worry. only oc-
|castonnlly he whispers with Cody oi
replies Ia some uudcrtone question oI
comment from n defendant nearby.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
s CASE
AMAZEs ALBUQUERQUE

\ business mans vito could not
sow or read without sharp pains boo
red and weak Finally She tried SIM
pie witchhazel. cnmphor, hydrustls.
etc, az miscd in %Iavoptik eye wash.
The result produced bog % single bot
tlo amazed everyone. We guarantee
a small bottle Lavoptlk 10 help ANY
CASE weak. strained or Iunamod
eyes. Aluminium y cup FREE.
Alvarado Pharmacy. First and Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17

THIS * 10 CERTiFY that H. undsr-
.isn"e h'iag al thc original ige9rporsiols
u"n Of ue above named corporation. thereby
HssH,fituE themselves tugrthtr under tho
ur,,is.ons of tho Laws " the State oi Nrv
h'NIr1 Tor and on behalf ~ themselves. all
Htttr sfueAhuldrrs who may become assori.
HtUd With N,u. aud said corporation. do
hud'ls liability 600 account Of any s.-,A
l,d hy ruid corporation, and chat al stock.
,@oIHrr sald corporation hall bs essmut
issued or held by them except such iiabIty
for thH amount ~ capital stock certified 10
hs'e lrsn paid in property OF cash a. me
ags Abuqasrque Sr~ i'riiro Is ths agent
aye usl the iorpotaton MAJ BE- served
rs wifNEss WHEREOF. We. said Insor.
uorator hsy. h]ersunio ,et our hands aud
scale ibis -Hth dHy of October 1919
kAshnAN.
s'aio ~ Nov Mexico
County Of NrfunIIu-aE
ON tbis -lth day o. uetobet 1919. before
unI u ] Crouch fH mr knoau ta Boz d.
p,I.HHs desrrihsd In, and who executed uls
ilr,EaIus Instrument aud arknos lodged that
llal executed Do, same b. their frrs act snd
Is WITNESS WHEREOF { have hsreun,o
sHt mF hHnd aud hnKed my ohclal seal the
ts.aJ joins MUM.
Notary Pablo
ENDORSED.
No iot72 cor Rec d, Vol D. Page sp6
,.flil,gtr of Nou. Liability Of stockhoiden ~
~MtAfMuNE COAL COMPANY $50 stock
holders LiablHpD Filed DO Omce uf state
Corporation Commission ~ Nev Mexico Dc.
fuilr 300. 1919 % 300 o. m
A g. MORRISON. CLERK.
Compared $50 io EMA
state ul Aeu htRitu.
tnurty uf santa FrHrss.
hereby certify Inst This instrument was
hlsi fnf rernrd nu ths Inth day ~ Ostobsr
A ID 1919 at . O'Clock r. " ind was dull
recorded Boa huoE 2 uf pho records af Corp.
pHsg 90 900 this Huth dHy uf October. A ID
1919 Witness ny hand aud zeal NJ ahrr
i0ruIf ALFREDO LtCEHO.
tuuuiy Cirrk santa w.. Il
FRED LOPEZ. psputy
lNDENED
state NJ New MesIen.
County of HrruHhIu-ss
This Instrument was hlrd Tor record on
tho o. dap ~ November 1919 ~ Gao
40 rlort A NJ Recorded tu Vol D Misc
VI Records OF said county. Polio l27
t-rull NFNTOR MONTOYA
~ CLERK and Recorder.
OLIVIA ENERtTr. Deputy CLERK.
Compared nm Jr 90 De.
Feb D. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17

This ne called: DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. For
over half Of a century this tonic
and Alternative has been more
largely sold than any other blood
medicine or nerve tonic.
For those who are weakened
by the after effects Of grip or
a bad cold or cough during the
winter, nothing will increase the
number Of red blood eorpuscles
and eradicate poison from the
blood 80 quickly As Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. IL
is sold by almost every druggist
10 the land ia tablets or liquid.
send I0c for trial package Of the
IA. sts. Write for free medical
advice 70 DIR. Pieree's Invalids
Hotel ip Buffalo, N. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17

II the engine is properly oilec
and cared for Il win last a great
many years, and in the same way
II The human mechanism Is prop
e4y looked after il will last tho
allotted three score and ten years.
The human system must be q
laboratory for tho constant manu-
faoture Of rich, rcd blood, and the
blood depends upon the stomach,
After many yean d study ia
~ active practice Of medicine
DR.. Pierce found that when the
stomach was out Of order, the
blood impure and there were
symptoms Of general break down,
q tonic made Of the Alternative
extracts Of certain herbs and
xoots was tie best corr ye.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-17
5 Bandits Sentenced
For Killing Contreras

sOCORRO. y. N. Feb. lT-FIve Of
the six bandits who early In the
morning OF November "a. 1919. at
tempted to loot the home Ahran Com
treras AZ Ia Jpya. and IN the pistol
duel which followed shot contreras
through the arm. resulting 10 the
death Of confre-as. December %.
entered pleas Of guilty to murder
IN the second degree. Pedro Sais
was sentenced To life imprisonment
and the other four were each sent
enccd to serve so years. Jose Maria
PadillR, said 90 have been the leader
OF the bandits. a. sfiil az large.