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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-02-20
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

owing to the quarantine in other parts
of my field, services will be held on next
Sunday as follows Morning service and
sermon at II a. m. Music by the vested
choir
Sunday school at -, on every Sunday.
We have we'll equipped and thoroughly
graded Sunday school. We invite your
inspection See that the child has it's
moral and religious education as well as
its secular.
Busy Bees will meet on next Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. l..
Reed at 2:30 p. m.
Rt Rev. Herman Page will visit Oroville
for confirmation on Sunday March 21 All
who may be interested are asked to no
THY the Dean at once.
On Thursday afternoon, Feb. 26, Trinity
Guild will serve a public Silver Tea at the
home of Mrs. f. M. Dallam, with Mrs
l)allam, Mrs. J. F. Samson and Mrs. X.
l.. Johnston as hostesses All are most
cordially invited.
G. II. SEVERANCE, Dean.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-02-20
SCHOOL NOTES.

The following persons were honor stu
dents for the past month: Anna Hobbs,
senior; Jean Adams, Junior; Elliot Curry,
junior; Wiltende Carrel, sophmore; Thel-
ma Piper, sophmore; Gladys Coy, fresh
man.
= The basket bail game scheduled with
Okanogan will be played Saturday, Feb
ruary 21st on the home floor. This will be
the second game of the season played
here and it is expected to be a close game.
The lineup will be as follows: Robert
killian, l.f.; Byrd Jones, (Cap.) r.f; Lloyd
Grant, c.; Gordon Jackson, lg.; John
killian. rg.; Sub. Kenneth Reed, Sidney
Jackson.
r The following students have been neith.
er tardy nor absent during the past
month: Victor Finnila, Jean Adams, Elliot
Curry, Chester Gjerde, Jessie Smith.
Gladys Coy.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-02-20
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING.

The next meeting of the Commercial
Club will be held in the Civic League
building next Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 26, and every member is urged
to be present as the president has a
message to deliver that is of direct
and vital Importance to every citizen
of Oroville. We have also been re-
quested to ask every one having a
bill against the old Commercial
Club to present the same to J. R.
Perry, treasurer of the club, as it is
the desire of the newly organized club
to wipe out all Indebtedness and start
out on the new year with a clean slate.
The club has been placed upon bus
mess basis and as business PROPOSE
tion it Is to be conducted. You are
needed in its ranks. Are you a men,
Der? If not, why not? Do not postpone
doing your civic duty any longer. Be
at the meeting next Thursday night
and enroll among the town boosters
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-02-20
COOPERATIVE MEETING.

Announcement is made that the far
mers of this vicinity have been invited
to meet at the Civic League building.
Saturday, with the Oroville CONNER
cial club for the purpose of discussing
the seed wheat and seed potato situa-
ton, and take some action looking to-
ward extending aid to the farmers in
securing the necessary seed.
The Oroville Commercial club while
a community organization does not aim
to confine its usefulness wholly to the
town alone. Its purposes are broad
enough in their scope to include the
adjacent farm and orchard communi-
ties. What helps those industries nat
urally helps the town and it is to aid
and encourage the farmer and orch
ardist that the meeting Saturday is Il
be held. 1t Is the desire of the club to
secure as members as many of the far
mers as possible so that all can worl
in harmony for a common end, the
benefit of the rural and urban popula-
tions.
All farmers are cordially urged to
attend the Saturday meeting. They will
receive hearty welcome and as the
purpose for which the meeting is call
ed is of vital Importance to every
farmer none should fail to be present.
Besides the business matters that will
come up for discussion and be acted
upon there will be a social side that
should appeal to the visitors. A light
lunch will be served in the hall which
will be free to every farmer present.
1t is hoped that the attendance will
be large and representative.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-02-20

Charlie Antonson proved up on his
homestead before United States Com
missioner Frasier Saturday.
Mrs. Lortz johnson of Tonasket, was
a guest of Mrs. Harry Brown for sew
eral days during the past two weeks.
G. L. Armstrong who has been sick
at Oroville, returned Monday evening
and took charge of his regular duties
State bank.-Molson Leader.
Messrs. Oscar Johnson, D. Mooney.
Norman Fread, A. Johnson and A. j.
Cederblom attended the l. o. o. F.
encampment at Oroville last Thurs
day evening.-Molson Leader.
Young Charlie Powell, who came so
near taking passage to the other side
s the result of serious seige of pneu-
monia following the influenza only a
week ago, is now far on the road to
recovery.
Mrs. F. R. Hershberger was called
to Montana last week by the sad news
of the death of her sister, Miss Zida
Chrisman, who was victim of pneu-
monia, probably following an attack
of influenza
Miss Esterbrook, of Penticton, a
trained nurse who was secured to aid
! in the nursing of Charlie Powell dur
ing the serious stage of his late i'll
ness, has been assisting at the Oro-
Vile General hopital during the past
week.
Mrs. Ricketts,, our local milliner who
has a complete stock of those wares
that appeal directly to the ladies ir
one of the store rooms on First avenue
front of the Hotel de Grubb, advertises
in another column this week. Ladies
J should keep an eye on that space.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-02-20

Next Tuesday evening lodge of the
Knights of Pythias will be instituted
in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Higgins of Oro-
vile, have been visiting here this
week.-Molson Leader.
DR.. Webb reports that Mrs. Beeman,
who was seriously i'll with pneumonia
at Loomis last week, is now rapidly
recovering.
Jack Williams has bought out his
PARTNER, VIM. Green, in the hotel busi
ness and is now sole proprietor of the
New Oroville hotel.
The Farmers Cooperative Produce
company shipped the last two car
loads of apples from the company
warehouse this week.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-02-20

T. w. Rea, who has been in the coun-
ty buying horses for the army, with
the assistance of Ed. Burden secured
between 20 and 80 head of horses
around Nelson and in this vicinity
during the past week, and shipped the
lot from this station. The buyers Sc
cured an exceptionally choice lot of
animals,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-02-20

RES UNpER
not far from
already under
res In alfaln.
ons. Apply y
h.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
IT'S ANIMALS OR CHILDREN
Doctors Defend Practice of l,Jsri.
uCntinr on Dumb iirutc-

BUFFALO. y. y. Doc ~
forts of -viviscotioulsts 90 pre-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04

wilson ceased using his wheel chair
more than a week ago and IL was
said that he would be able to go 20
the capitol without the aid of either
ms wheel chair or a cane.
senate and house leaders have
sought information from the white
mousse as TO whether the president
VIII receive this year the committee
usually appointed az the opening
day or congress formally TO notify
MN that the executive body was in
session and ready to receive COM
nunlcations from the executive, as
yet no reply has been given.
Because OF the presidents Illness
The tormality of a committee visit to
the white house was dispensed with
last December and the president was
notified by letter that congress was
in session, The annual moasit,e
then was transmitted to the scna to
and house BY messenger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
WILSON MAY GO
BEFORE CONGRESS
Thinks State of Health
Will Permit Him to
Appear Personally
PHYSICIAN UNCERTAIN
Leaders Seek Information as
to Whether Prsidnt Will
Receive Formal Notice

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.--Presi-
cent Wilson was represented today
as being strongly desirous" o. ap-
nearing in person before congress
next week to deliver what will be
his last annual message to that body.
lie has not yet, however. made
known his plans.
Rcth Secretary Tumulty and Rear
Admiral Grayson, the president i
physician, profess complete ignur-
ance OF Mr.. Wilson's decision and
1t Is not expected that he will make
/, known until just before congress-
is ready TO receive the executives
message next Tuesday.
Those In close touch with the
president have stated that his
health has improved 80 rapidly in
the past few weeks that there was
no doubt OF his ability TO 20 before
congress IL her desired to do so. Mr..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
HIT At SUNDAY AMUSEMENT
New Workers Would Repeal law r
Giving sport Franchises.

NEW YORK. Dec. "A call upon
all true Americans in the state "
New York to work for the repeal
uf these laws. signed by Governor
Smith which gave immensely Nalu-
able franchises TO the sunday base
bali and sunday motion picture
business was made today hv the
New York civic leagues committc,
appointed so recommend militant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04

vent experiments upon animals Do
qualified surgeons were druuunc"l ]
at the first public meeting OF th'
clinical congress Of the American
college or surgeons In session her.
today. Dr. John H. Dcavor. president
" surgery of Pennsylvania. said thai
viyiscction is carried out carefully as
any human operation.
Dr Franklin H. Martin, secretary
general OF tho college ~ surgeon
also condemned opponents 81 the
practice. II is, I've Haid. "a case ot
experimentation either upon animals
or children"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
STATE CHAIRMAN IS DEAD
Republican Leader OF Arkansas Die.
at Home In Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK. Ark., Dec. q
Augustus c. Rcmmell, SO, chairman
Of the republican state commlttee DO.
Arkansas, died at his home her,
early tonight. after n brief fitness.
lie had been active In republican
state politics FOR the past eight years
was delegate to the Inst two rec
publican national conventions and a
leader OF the Lilly White" faction
OF tho party in its fight in the state
against the black and tan" faction.
Mr.. Kemmcll was strikeu with ma
laria about two weeks ago, but ap-
parontly had practically recovered
when he suffered an attack Of in.
fluon2a, early this week. lIc is =
nephew OF IL. l.. Remmcl, rcpubu.
can national committeeman from
Arkansas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04
GOVERNORS GIVEN A FEED
Barruct for State Heads Who Have
Had session ut Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA Dec 8.-Gov-
~fnors of 26 states and six governors
elect. together with their wives, were
gwen a hearty welcome here today
az they returned from the govern
or's conference az Harrisburg
They inspected the Philadelphia
navy ward, Hog island and the Della
ware water front.
Tho governors were rendered n
dinner tonight as guests Of Mayor
Moore and the city council. Tomor-
row thcv win 80 to Chester to paru-
Ctpatc I'm exercises attending the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04

measures against tho commercial
interests that are d,secratug the
sabbath"
I'VE are not asking for laws TO
prohibit amateur sunday baseball >
sunday motion pictures whore no
admission fee Is charged" said the
statement" II advocated prohibition
of all sunday sports and amusc-
Tor profit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-04

presentation OF tho old city hall to
chester as a hitoric shrine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
Compensated For
Prison Sentence
Mississippi Farmer Is
Given $4,000 by State
for Suferi1egs.
IHy Asociated T,rcs,.l

JACKSON. MISS. March 25.-will
Purvis, {: farmer OF Lamar County,
Miss. whose sentence Of death was
committed to life Imprisonment after
the nangman's moose slipped from his
neck when he dropped through the
gallows. and who was pardoned from
the State Dcnitentiary two years later,
as result Of a dcath-bcd confession
OF former neighbor. was today hand
cd Il warrant for $1,000 BY Rcprcscnt,-
tive J. y. fcager. with the following
note:
After moro than two years OF eff
fort ! have been able TO secure for
you and your family $4,000. which has
two-Iold meaning: first. that the
state OF mississippi has confessed 10
"a great wrong done you and now re-
moves ali stain OF diShonor from your
name; second the State compcns;u C s
YOU Tor the suncrings which YOU uu-
derwcnt. The struggle has been long
and hard fought, but victory has come
May God bless and comfort you and
your family"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
WINTER AND SPRING WED
AFTER STRANGE ROMANCE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brooklyn School
Teacher Starts housekeeping
With Pupil Husband.
tBy Universal scrvicc.I

Youngstown. OHIO. March 2j.---"I
Jared for him very much indeed, but
believed his protested attachment for
INC might br Il passing fancy. so ! re-
solved To lose myself To the world COM
plet"ly, leaving no clue by which he
- eht carry out his oft-rcpcated in
tcntion Of following IN. wherever 7
should go ana inducing me TO marry
nm. II" found mo at last upon his re-
tgri from France. accomplishing, what
all the police and detectives could not
do. And caring as much for each other
az we did. Their" was really nothing else
TOR US 10 do. 50 we were married..
So explained Mrs. Russell l.. Rich
man. formerly Mrs. Hary lioffcrman.
81. who today started housekeeping
with h"r pupil husband. Russell l..
i:IChlnan. aged % years, here.
After one Of tn" strangcSt romances
N history. AIRS. i!rnerman and young
i;irl''nan We're We're married in Warren,
"vad" the youthful! sutton. Mrs. Iioffcr-
man mad fed from her friends. rcla =
t!v"s and position. For Two years Rich
man Was overseas. during which he
fought in the <\rGonnc and not sin
glc letter was written to him by Mrs.
iIoffcrman. who believed that when the
lad would return from France all would
DC forgotten and she could return 10
Brooklyn.
But when Richman returned from
for the widowed teacher. On. day he
saw piano box about to be loaded
on truck. II bore the name Of tn"
missing widow. From the address
Hickman traced Mrs. iIofforman, and
though she refused TO see him AT first.
cared he would never give her up.
80 she consented to marriage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
PETERSBURG TO HAVE NEW
S250,OOO CHURCH BUILDING
Contract VIII liz Awarded for Plans
TO Norfolk Architect Within Next
Few DayS.

PETERSBURG. March 25.--Within
the next Jew days. Edward Russell Mil
Ter Co.. Ltd. architects Of Norfolk are
10 be awarded TO draw the plans for
Market street Methodist Church. which
Is 10 be one OF the largest houses Of
Worship in the South. Announcement
10 this effect was made this afternoon
by the board o. stewards OF tbs, church
Inc new church is to be erected at a
cost OF S25o.000. and is to be complete
In every r>spcct- The preliminary plans
PROVIDE Tor a classical. colonial struc-
ture Of Kentucky limestone. The in
terror OF the auditorium Will be some
"hat cathedral ia appearance. the
aislcs being formed BY 4 series O. mas
large site was recently secured on Sv-
camore street for the erection OF the
cdncc.
Funeral Of r. II. Baxter.
The funeral OF Perez II. Baxter. 30. who
committed suicide last night near his
throat with razor. will DO held to-
morrow afternoon Intcrmcnt VIII be
in Ella ndford Cemetery
Charged With Freight Theft
i.ugcnc tIrigg and Osborne Archer,
white youths residing in Ettrick. were
arrested shortly after midnight this
morning while in the act o. carrying
, "a. n, from fIeiEht - in the rear
were arraigned in Ponce Court this
morning. and in order 10 further in
vcstigaie tho case. the hearing was
continued Both deny breaking the
seal the car.
The young men were captured AFTER
police officers ared twice at one OF the
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
WILLIAM AND MARY ALUMNI
DISCUSS ENDOWMENT FUND
rreaidcnt Chandler Tells ,Richmo on
Chapter OF Plans TO Raise
Money for COLLEGE.

P.ans Tor RAISING an ENDOWMENT and
building fund for the college OF VIII
liam and Mary were discussed at q
the alumni last night at the Business
Mems club DR.. J. y. =. Chandler.
president OF william and Mary. was
present, and spoke. Dr. p. y. Lips
Conb. president Of tho chapter, Dresid
Cd. Twenty -onc members OF the Rich
,nond alumni were present.
Or. Chandler stated that there is
nov an enrolment OF @46 men at VIII
lam and Mary. and forty-cight wom-
On. This meant, he said. that there
arc two moro men enrolled than at any
time IL the previous history OF tho
college. He also spoke OF the extern
sion work OF Tho college in Norfolk
and Richmond DR.. Chambers idea is
% have the alunnni subacribc work
Ing fund TO finance tho campaign for
"a" cndowncn; and building fund. J.
6. Bristow is secretary and treasurer
Of the Nichnond Chapter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
FROM BERKLEY, VA,
TO RELATE STORY
Frank ShuItZ, 313 State ST.,
Tells How Plant Juice Cured
His Stomach Trouble.
HE SUFFERED FOR 2 YEARS
Claims One Bottle Of Plant
Juice Did the Work; He
Is Now Feeling Fine.
HE SUFFERED FOR 2 YEARS

When ones food does not agree
With them, sours on the stomach,
and the appetite is treacherous, and
they suffer great distress after eating
certain kinds OF food and have TO eE-
rrcisc undue caution as to what they
cat. il is indigcstion--one of the
nevcr-fail:nS symptoms of a dcrangcd
stomach. Indigestion wrecks the en-
tire nervous system, clogs up the
waste matter in the nctines, which
in turn. poisons the blood. Ha!f-di-
Gcs;cd food in tho stomach fcrmcnts
from The poisonous gases which in
turn. press under the heart, causing
p3lpita ton.
The new herbal stomach remedy.
Plant Juice, never fails to give relief
in such cases. Many men and women
who have suffered from stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. are now
enjoying perfect health, due to Plant
Juice. as their numerous testimonials
show.
In a recent statement. Mr.. Frank
Shultz, of No. 313 State Street, Ecrk-
ley. Va, a wclIknown painter. who
has large acquaintance here, said:
II have had stomach trouble for
the past two years and the least little
hi' "f food ] took into my stomach I
would suffer awful agony of gas.
which caused me TO bloat terribly: I
tO1lu not Sfcep at nlSht on account
of ;hcs" dreadful pains, and I got
weak and nervous: my heart troubled
me also from the gas in my system
| he'd tried Il number OF medicines.
but had no benefit from any OF them.
! read OF a friend Of mine, who had
been restored to health by Your rrctti-
cine so | know there must be some
thing GOOD in il. One bottle did the
worl. for me. and am now able TO eat
all kinds Of food. sleep well and have
no more trouble with gas, as it is en-
tirely gone from my system. am
glad 10 give ;his public endorsement
recommending Plant juice
Plant Juice acts almost like magic
in stomach trouble. gas, fermentation.
that heavy, distressed feeling after
meals and on retiring. It attacks
and destroys all poisons in the l,lood
rorrcctS diseased condition of the
liver and Kidneys and restores them
TO normal condition.
The Plant Juice Man is at The
Tragic Drug Co.'S store. in Richmond.
where he Is daily meeting the local
public and Introducing and explain
ing the merits of this remedy.
For sale In Petersburg by Morrison
The Drug Man. and I'm Chase Cliy
ny The Chase City Drug Company
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
INVESTIGATE THE REMOVAL
OF FLETCHER FROM BREST
Request of Admiral Sims that Scope Of
Inquiry He Enlarged Meets With
Refusal.
JBy Associated Press ]

WASHINGTON, March o5.-Tnvesti.
cation OF the reasons for the removal
OF Rear Admiral William y. Fletcher
from command of the American naval
base at Brcst was ucEun today before
a naval court of inquiry.
Counsel for Roar Admira! Sims who
removed Admiral Fletcher. insisted that
me court consider 4 request that Sccrc-
lary Daniel enlarge tho scope OF the
inquiry I" cover all circumstances sur
roundin" tho handling Of American
vessels . French waters.
Secretary Daniels. in Il letter. refused
10 modify his instructions TO the cour,
on the ground that they covered a
sweeping investigation as originally
drawn
Little testimony was introduced n.
the frst session. most Of il being docu-
mcntarH. In letter to Secretary
panleis. Admiral Sims denied that he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
START MOVE TO ORGANIZE
NEW HOWlTZERS COMPANY
Meeting Held NurPhy's Hotel In
interest or Recruiting for Local
Artillery COrps.

Movement was SGT afoot last night
~ the meeting .qr;hc Kichmord How.
iiHsrs' A@sociAtiOn in Murphy's Hotel
rDr increasing The membership OF the
association and, starting a recruiting
campaign toward tho reorganization o.:
81" old iIowitZ-rs. y NomIDltt.c from
the Ladies Auxiliary attended the
meeting
CAPTAIN Eeaurcgard Lorraine was
with tn. Ladies Auxiliar yat their
tn"";in gon the second Tuesday in
.hpr'l In regard 20 this matter. Other
members OF tho committee arc LIEU
tenant John T.. Scay. y. II. Baylor.
Scrrcan, u. ". Starkc. W. O. stan
u:,rd. l.. <. Wllthall. Jr., and john
W. Myers.
= committee 20 call on Governor
W "s;morcland Davis Will he appointed
d." thc president In order 10 obtain
by ,hc Twenty ninth Division for the
.irmory. II was decided al this meet
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
NEW BANK CHARTERS
Institution ut DendrOn Capitalized at
S2IO00. Smyth County House
Sa0.nnn

Two applications for bank charters
were made yesterday to the State Cor
poration Commission-onc for the Con-
tincntai Savings Bank at Dcndron, Sur
ry County. and the other for the Salt
Vile Savings Bank. at Saltville. Smyth
County.
The institution at Dendron Will have
4 max mum capital stock OF $4,000,
with minimum OF $4,000. and the
one ar Saltvillc will start business on
n maximum OF $4,000, with minimum
OF $4,000
Officers of the frs. ore T.. * Camp
bell. president: J. ID. Wilson. vicc-pres:-
dent. and j. II. Harrison. secretary and
treasurer: Of the second, Thomas Is.
Mckee, president: Joseph s. Roberts.
vico-prcs idcnt, and j. T. Watson. secre-
tary and trcaSurcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
BULLET CRASHES THROUGH
LIBRARY BUILDING WINDOW
Misaile Enters ONCE Occupied b, Az
Histunt to Supreme Court
StcnOErnphcr.

workers in tho State Library Build
ing were mildly excited yesterday
morning when they discovered that a
puIict had crashed through the
Wlhdow OF an Office used by one OF the
employees of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals.
The office IS located on the west
side OF The building. between that OF
cDurt StenoSraphcr NJ Il. Watts and
SicrK II. stewart Jones and is used
nY MISS Lawrence, assistant to Mr.
w ats. Sh: was in the room when
.nc missile made its unexpected en-
trance. 1t came from the genera,
direction of the Capitol Building.
puhcturins the pane six or eight fee,
;@bovc Miss Lawrcnces head
rho mystery Of the bullet remains
unexplained though tho theory is that
some one in the square took bad ain,
AZ one OF i;hc pigeons gathered about
inc building Severn! days ago a
window in tho Office OF Secretary OF
inc commonwealth II. O. James was
punc.hrcd ~ ~ bullet from an uu =
known source.