davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
LOU|S|ANA'S STRAW
BERRY CROP BROUGHT
S7,5O7,500 THIS Y'R,
ne Department OF
Agriculture Esti-
mates
~ HUNDRED ACRES
~ HUNDRED ACRES

New Orleans, May 1S.-Lou1s-
iana's strawberry crop this year
was worth $780,, 500 according
to Department Of Agriculture
estimates: Record prices were
received About 7,700 acres were
planted
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
PALMA OPPOSED BY
DEM. FACTION IN PENN.

Philadelphia, May 1o.-Dele-
gates to Chicago and San Fran
cisco are being elected in Penn.
prin aries. Attorney General
Palmer is opposed for the Presi-
dental endorsement i nthe Demo
cratic primary by a fraction.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18

the great array Of talent more
than justifies the claims. This
remarkable all-star program opens
with a lecture on the first even
ing by the great writer,- scientist
and student, Albert Edward Wig
gam, who, in his own inlmltab1e
style will present one OF his two
famous lectures. CHOW Eli Got
There or Forty Kinds OF
Fools He will be preluded by
splendid program given by the
Boston Light Opera Revue,
company composed Of SIX attrac-
tive young ladies. These artists
present selections from the most
popular light modern operas
songs and music which always
score a decided chit =.
Lovers of good music are 10
be given treat on the second
day Of the Community Chatau-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
LABOR BOARD CON-
S|DER WAGE DEMANDS

Chicago, May 1s:-The railroad
labor board consider wage de-
mands the increases Of passenger
conductors, ticket collectors, bag
gagemen, flagmen and breakmen.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18

qua program when the All Press
All-Star Company present a mus
ical program filled with many
melodies which are sure to please.
One. Of the great events Of the
week comes on the second even
ing when DR.. j. W. Skinner pre-
sents his great, illustrated Zee.
ture on South America To at
tend this lecture is to take a trip
into the very heart Of that great
continent and to learn Of. the
great opportunities for American
enterprise existing there. Moth
ing could be more appropriate in
view Of the extensive commercial
interest in South America since
the war.
The third day brings trio OF
Chautauqua favorites-The The
resa Sheehan Concert Company,
with their happy, wholesome
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18

The wise man listens to the
opinions Of others. The Fool
thinks his own are the only ones
Of value.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
HEAD Of STOCKYARDS
SHOT AND BEATEN

Chicago, May 1S-John Kikul-
ski head Of the stock yards labor
council is the latest victim Of the
labor feuds. He was beaten and
shot and wounds may be fatal.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
M|STRIAL OF
JAKE COsNELL

Greenville, S. c., May IS
Mistrial resulted in case Jake
Gosnell charged murder Henricx
Rector.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
|0RK To RELIEVE
| FREIGHT CONGESTION

Washington. May 1S.-Res-
,a,ling to telegraphic appeals
70 e. aDl ,,nhlic commissions
orN with the Interstate com
cree commission to relieve prac-
raIlv a nationwide freight con-
a>tion
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
GREEK AND TURKISH
CLASH NEAR SMYRNA

Constantinople, May 18-The
Grek and Turkish troops clashed
about twenty five miles east or
Smyrna.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
DEPARTMENT STORE
DOWN 20 PER CENT

Knoxville, May 1S.-A large
department store inaugrated d
twenty per cent reduction in the
entire stock except in case OF a
few contract prices.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
SUGAR BROKERS
INDICTED BAY CITY

Bay City, Mich.-Two sugar
brokers were indicted charged
with the violation Of the lever
act
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
RELEASE ASKED
FOR ANARCHISTS

Washington. May 1S.-A COM
nittee Of socialists headed by a
roman called on Secretary Baker
md presented memorial ask
ng for the release Of the con-
,,i-ntious objections.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
WHOLESALE PRICES
NOW AND IN 1919
Retail Prices in This
Country Have Reached
Higher Levels
MAKEMOREANDS

Figures published in a recent
memorandum of the Supreme
Council Of the Peace Conference
show that general wholesale pri-
ces have advanced since 1913 ap-
proximately as follows:
United States -. 12O per cen,.
Great Britain - ITO per cent
France ---------- 300 per cent.
Italy ---------- 3UU per cent.
Belgium -------- 800 per cent.
Retail prices undoubtedly have
advanced to an equal or greater
extent in this country according
to the memorandum. In pup-
fishing these figures, the Supreme
Council pleads for increased pro-
duction, economy and saving as
remedies for the situation, and
as a safeguard against still higher
price levels.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
COTTON MARKET

distinct success throughout the
country and Chatauqua patrons
may indeed consider it a privi-
lege music The Orchestra az
pears twice on this last day and
crowns one Of the most superb
ever offered on
a Chatauqua program.
When it is considered that this
fiveday entertainment can be 90.
tanned for only 1920 by the
lucky five hundred who buy their
season tickets early and for S213
for those less fortunate. every one
will understand why this has BEEN
called the greatest Watlon Oh
tainable anywhere at any price
The Chatauqua will be here
from June the 18th to 18th inclu-
sive.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
Tenn. WOMEN VOTERS
. OPEN TWO DAY SESS'N

Nashville, May lS.-The Ten
ne>see League OF women voters
with prominent women represel,-
tng both political parties pre-
sent opened a two day session.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-18
SEN. pEADLOCKED
ON ARMY BILL

Washington, May 1S.-Senate
'nl House conferences deadlock
'd on army reorganization bill.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21
AT FHE LYEff-

AGTL1g gfcrIrs paE-gnz II 0r2Tll=
4ld vicinity have -raa-z EAlGrs n
sccrz for Saturday, and =d1daY eEzn-
ugA Nov comes MalagzC SC9iEz ant
II unusually ATTRACTIVE
III 51r 1och eEerz1H xlrr s0L= tsd--
I-zs nat are u add 70 tie pleasure II
le program Mr. ScGlZ RS lL4est 1
five -seI gGme+F s~snss-GiL gu- q ~
-1az FIJI artist N ma E1e A1@E
>ennzr-. and I 1al11 Il AfZz sen
Ter y Known T1e-eg=E 11GF1g gpeT-
Urgs ara prgst1ce.f This WIZ a 4u---
I'd Dawn IN he Fam and VII n-rC-
dIee 4 ECcA II -al=d tIUesC1- IN
mas and tzwE L Il Jue CT tie 1tz-
gaSE -1z1gz mat Naez S4n-st- ans re-
-eazet- ant 4 lsrs IS dIEL1.1g q me
saTng 1f I4Ig1 and E9E lr Ier= 3
Ezn1E q IL EaE eravfs CaE1g cur Il
ne Lyric 4Aar the shows ara 8uE eH
Besides lie Lzatug gcmefT there vi
D. 4 -xG rzeI OE=nrT tzarIrs snl1@f
Il Cal Loan AMI anything WIKI TIE
naMs CT QEsn-T a-Eac1sd Is 1Cu1d u
D. u-aresmg Mss AIice 41d Jessie
NzcZ1eI ara billed 5gr L solo during
Tia z1oE &c zarIF and Dc surs Ct i
good eat
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

Geo. Fl. Jackson. assistant cashier
&C che First National bank. is off on 4
vacation visiting with his parents in
Lincoln county
David Williams. an engineer running
ca the road out Of OrovilIe. received
hi SAD news this week Of the death OF
ais mother az Renron.
Tr.ziy Guild viii meet at the home
Of Mrs r ~ DaIlam On Wednesday.
May - Mrs Dallam and Mrs. j.. V.
Johnston will act as hos1esses.
DR. Elmer reports the arrival Of 4
laughter At the home OF DR. and Mrs.
Jagg=rs. with all hands doing nicely
ant Doc feeling like 4 tour-year-old.
Tussdav Warren Mallory had his
rlghc wrist broken when a Ford he was
winding Up kicked back Dr. Webb re-
11sred ali 10 the young nan and he
VII c be n his cid time form.
Bob Val. an old ,ins resident of
Lcomis. "a i visitor in rown Monday.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21
TEAs-7=zs NC-T<E O. -cCA- ~
==1gENEN- ASSESSMENT -g=

ylces = 1erznv given . TIE 1r1per-T
FEIerH II -d@ property wt-1Eu me Lnl-a
az LGe1l Improvement DIsIr1g- We
.-1aE 1le Ass=asUueur r1I il ne luCr1vs-
aenE II -sl--Aa avenue kIti EEtdZH street
~ ire Town u grGeLle. WtCt1Lu sad lCcat
Improvement dtzr-u-- Ig EIL4EE ne
5Hr1l1g STD and Tile e9usr-IGE1n % 4
eeH1s1r sidewalk gr zauf ar-ser Ant ava
1de As 7rIvi1iE,f err EDt ff4crbeat "a Jr--
zasIre no 5 - -I@ Own &C lr1VLLe u
WHICH reference ~ 1uE EuE aer=il 1st51E
u1Asie. b 18T an mr. Ialsta 11r e8UefEa9n
41d Any Eazsssusn- -Ie-elL 4Ea-n4r E1T
" Tie lruD@r-W - salt .tlsL-tcr T14g D.
5ait EI-lGuE iI-zres- 1eIalrT 1r e9sc n
4lV zue WfcIlu $3.50 E1L~rw IaTz t-1m
me cElre " me G-EE pu1iHrar11u = -tlz
-nCc4 lI-E1- Et-11u 60 lIi-T 1aFz
49, z-s -Lsr Tar u Ma 9-H any Es-
sesaruenE 1T any 1arr rIerss6 r~zu1a4uEIg
1n1a5d AZ RE z-1d u -1e % thirty EaVE
I4re3n E1ee ri NAY De- paid n IA tn
z4ga4 l-usrzlIu1euEz win -IreresE thereon
AT -Te -arz ~ seEzn 1er cent 1er Al
11L parasite EIlladL er1m ne Zar daT
OF 4ITuG- E4-a.
First 1lIdfaEHC8gu Ma y 1880
LAX 5uhiiga-au MAJ a Lfea
" z MzELEE
TREASURER u Zs Town Il Cr1VlIe
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

Manager Van Ara us 1us st ne
atgzzsE raE1gz -1a- has 1esn presented
Il CruFtLza for sCne TINE n Tie NOV
M picture tEne for Sa-lrIaF and sun
tag evenings t=a1I-lng BLL Hart II
hEs I4rzsr Sensation 5ra1dEag
Er1adEETL' This play las - vary
g~E1susIFsIT advertised II -1s larger
ei-lss and g f-aE1g mMease houses
n Il Ell E4-- ~ seen H. IL best and
L4- mans ac-Cu Hart il popular
Efrh TIE Masses fer he FLOWS whar y
Ez1ast II serze1 xGrL aCmerlA1z dc
Ig al re 11e, E1f IL pruFides tie
dong II -8-zndEag 8rCadEzT he
M as G-npGr-InzT 1t coming ~
strung Az showing ElaE nay 81 AZ
geer=d Z maF De zrazsd tat 4 TacIs
saIGcu fIEE' CT g EaaeIerz vas IN
EcrrEd 15m Tia -angs# u CaIS1rnLa
ID aka Da-r n MS play The 1u1E1
vas considerably startled WIEN NJ
Hart shcr AZ Tie Sigh -ArtzGrz Ear
and GGC-zf Tie T gerrse-LF- Has I
wonder a. ne draw and he ca1 zl1coe
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21
sCTTCE O. POSTING a. LIST O. D.
-hae1EsT WEST 1eaNcGAN VAL
~ E7i1lT1SN otsTEfcT ASSESS
WEN-s -cl T-E EAR t31s.

E1C-ce g 1erenT E-veu -1a- L LIST IT Il
Il -1= 1zsezsuuenI levI9t lur the year
LtL4. 80 Per EsnE At wsl1c1 vas ra-d prI1r
- sAILarT --sC 1-t- AID me remaining
~ Ger cent dt which - InE tue AMI DE-
-lgtIe1-- III 7r1psrE n TIE West QEA-
IaEE1 valley District 9EA-
InEal Eouu-T- Az1Ing-lu. IgeE1er WIKI
egsr and penalties -Iereau. HIS 0esu post
=t al =acn IT Tie l1ces following IEzgrt1-
II rlAEs4 n zIEI Of lie E1rz@ precincts
4 SAM district, AMI a eOpy II sI1i LIST is
posted N -ue office II ne 5sart II Df-
-=1r1rz II Tie salt District n the uxu
Vt 9r1vlle- aId N The 8r-tCs Il -1E G8un-
Y Treasurer &c OkAIugLI County Wash
uE1Iu- ar the court E1ISe AZ QzaluEII-
Halt uIuE amt zt4ra
The ELlcs4 gt posting II tie said lists
4 NE satG 7rectneus 4-a Is 0l0ws
Eleerau Precinct No Il
tl-Ar east end IT bridge CROSSING the
lEalaga1 -ITer 1sE- ne r=snience n 2
l. -CLl4bUry 1szA- Cr8Trla
En- zephoue pGie 1sar bridge
.r1ssi1E -ie |EaungII -rv=r laa- erzau-
4rT lear Crgv-lIe-
v st =ad X s~5mlkaneen River
JrltEz Ieac lr1wTlz-
Eec1un P~-=aIne- Nc -
tt-1u punllc mad a. mai 5nxas IN
--Gu- II G@Iz=r r==iftence vast OF Ellis
<3rte 1rItgz q S=c-an Il u IS
Z-4E mai boxes N puhGc -uat heir
-caG1i dnuse District NJ . Sc - Tp-
Sou 7qsiie -9aa n runr az G
--augauzczzrs -=sffenCe- See l. u -
1iet 1oa Prsgt1cc NO -
la s-gnr u Zasph Phe4zanrs barn
II 1uhlic -Iast II SEA , II 3 lor-1 II
T1CaszEC-
E-Ar arrftEz- E5ua9ar-z Creek IN
1T5iic mad. gu1 Il TIE Hvu IL Tomas
z=-
es-Ar 11a -=g1lar 7aIItng place. u1s
cTearnerT building uJTI 1t T1uazkzC
AMI unless zald delinquent azsssslnsuEs
"a PAM prior a. TIE Elev=nE1 taV lf gIus
1873 ne SAT- ran 5r8p@rT Ipon wnieh
#4Id asssszzue1Ls ara A Len VII 1e said
A. 5ublic anton Al ne G-TuG lGGr IT re
-G1r- E5Uze- II TIE ei-T az 1ka1uGaa.
stat Il " beginning AZ z-3a
I-aiaeE 2 n N -1s ETewen-4 Cav u TIue
E.8. "a sa-afT said zsz=zsIusnEA WIN
gasE and psna--ss-
) ROT " SMITH
Treasurer II Qk41Cga1 County. SCa-s
u Wzz1l1grId
PIaiIa1e'f MAJ q MAY ~ AID E1ue =
Es-s-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21
Notice o. -us-IcaToN-

Departments u tile L-=riCr. Z : L-Elt
1t1iee AZ E-=rviue. Aslz1E-J1- BIZ
tsCl. Lg-I
NcCcs 3 hereby gwen -I1C FI--l T
S0rn4s. IT Nilsson. EslInE-7n- xl9 On
January list -4I5 made homestead -d-T
seria. No yrGS34 flr List i-L-j2 Lot :
W. u Lat :. Es n Enc . ant NJ L0-
+ So o = Township - North ZInZs
y z W ". hns Ee-t n8-le= e iE-=r l8u
u MAXI s-vzHr 1ruoE- = establish ciIlIt
70 Lie and above tescrtbeL before 41ln
2 Fraser EFi1atf states -J-1uSsu57s
AZ 0r1v1lIa. Washsnzzgu. On -I= Esr Inv
Il Tare- E4-0
Claimant Names a. witnesses 4rE2-
1rtgr- o. 2ls4- rra+yrr4 SchIHIF. r ward
W=s-f and Edward C11leL al Of A5lssu-
" I=liu--lu-
BEN SPEAR. R==-
FIRST publication MY 4 Lse2
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21
NcucE =oe 7ua-IcaTToN

Uerar-uenr Of TIE L1-=ri1c- L : Laaa
Grflre At W~A-4rvuIe- 4zr My - rf-I-
N1Ces u 1ers1T gwen cIAr N-c1azI
0f E01nIIs. 1~SIlng-g1- S1G %
Mareu L9rA. L4E-. uate ADDITIONAL 1u1-=-
stead 41--y NJ. BTE4ss t5r NLSE Sc
: ant WeSWat SscC1ru 4 T~lxusrrc -.
" EAlge -. Z W. II. mas filed HoEcs ct
mrzu-lGu ID make rIre= vzar rrg-lf- q
establish claim ID Tie land ABOVE E==grts-
~. betgra EIfrzzt States Comm EssiIuar
TED. 7 Hurley a. LGaE1iz. WEsr. "a -lz
T4t1 ILT dt June. 1871
Claimant names IL Witnesses CIR
EASTMAN Wn = Fort AlI S-H1ieT =
Evans. Al Jt LG.Ir1ss. Was1-. and A--n4-
LunG Jf T7uAszzr Wish
BEN SPEAR Register
First p~uhuca11u NAV = L4.g
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

al straight az an arrow declared one
u zIppCr-=t 1v d T=ry strung cast. his
leading IadT being S=ena Owen L
Dr=r-T ~t4EC-iLa If the screen BESIDES
ma Ear- attraction there VII De 1 re-
-I-1 CT 1hAt 1tu--aoIa funny man
Far-T ArhIcx-e AMI rs Appearances
alone S4rI-taF and Sunday evening"
1Sares 4 crowded house
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21
A(-T~E

The 4un1a nesting 1c ne FT-zrgvr1ra
Mining C1guPAuT VIII D. 1eLd a. TIE 1s-fea
u ~ 4C-IrlET n OrIVtLs- June 8-n. 51r
re PURPOSE Il zieeEI-z a 11a-t u tbs
Lees ant --z1saG-IZ AIT 1r1er BUSINESS
-1ar NAY ~ legally Time AZ re s11ck-
IgbleE8 meeting
CEA= a AELE-S Sea-
Darst Ma I'm Efzn
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

Mrs y Cooper, Il N1Lzcu- spent lie
week end with Mss Anna R1cl=dge OF
THIS place
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21
70 A-E . c-Assr.

e -H-E g CLASSIFY.
FOR =ALE-NEW EIME SEwZGE Ma
1u-1e Alt egaE s-JT--~ W. =uE-I-
-GST-5ETW EEE THE BALI EzCCNL.
a. lr9UiIe AID Tie Eue. 4
AA-lu $3.50 rife FINDER please -eLT= AZ
IHZ=rra 1f-Lce Cor --vA-L
FJE SALE <MEEL ASSORTMENT
% GrIlE trees ant g-ECE Tluez MT alG
I- bfv1aeeef "a -aLspGLa- CaI Al NJ
Amen 1ea- -1rfe4L-E1ui AJdler
" AETEL-W HEAT Any 4-2EEL-E.
any g-adE Nal prize WIN 5J sample
= VI d.. % II o. All-u4 zliI-- = Jr1-
rllI.. "a z41-
FUR SAL-JSE EAE HORSE =EvzS
T=4rs NIT E-lgn- L-aG 1grIuais. EIrx III
any E-1t u lA-nszE II gel el4Ll III
EIlrz hi Earu1Al ? clothing store
FOE SALE EEDND HAND IRON
fame Gang Glow -v1 -aIet1 51calrs
II 1Iaa -1ndt-nu- r. " EIrrA- 2 q
vi = EazC Side OrITLIe n
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

G. 4 SEL1gIeT- sEars Veterinarian
nz2eG1or- vas registered Il 1E1
W=11zstzF-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

DR.. Webb reports the arrival of q
new boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frances Thomas. living a few miles
south OF town.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

agI1- AZ.
T. 7 B Tlrsz. cashier - the Above
1Aue1t bank Cd saIzrunIT sE=lr -iA- 60
d~9rsg8ing Statement as -r.e Cd -Ee 1=sr
1f nv E1aNissfEa Alf bef-aL-
Subscribed ami sworn -t before -z
r. E. JONES CAsr-
rls -4rh ray df My Lt40-
: 3 VINCENT
N1cLrv FIhItc IN and s1r tie S-L-a ct
" L~sliHEu1u- r~-sifif1E AZ 0~1T1I=-
CGr--CE Attest
: e.. Mitchell
q II HICKS
- 4 EEEGEE
Er-Ln~--r
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

SraEa 1t Washington County * uEa-
IuELI. -
= z E1uez s=creEErV IE TIA A1HNe
tanned bsETS or -r'1zC eumEMlY- IT, =4u-
zmlIT zwzAr -Iar L1s t3reg9gug sEA-=-
usur IS CT1s u liz BEST 1f my s11EL-tE
Ant belief
3 JONES Sa1reEIrv
Subscribed AMI sworn q before ne -1z
LGd1 +aE II MaE. L4-A
Z Z ELNCEEr-
NsCI-v P1hlie. IN and t1r the S-A-a &c
" Asltiugrnn residing AZ OrgVll@-
Eurrag- Attest
= Mitchell
MONROE HAEMAN-
ELTON T. RICE
Directors
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

E=pgrr Of the financial C0utI-ar II rls
BANK - o71VI-LE
1earasf AZ lr8viIIe. Sa-4 Ut " Arlington
II me eiuse OF business On the El -4F u
Ma L9-N
7Esco =cEs -
LdnaS G1G 1-zsiaunE -----------ss - ln-@i
ZN-EAEL-@ ---a----r- --r-a-----r- -a--
G : BINDS. Certificates Of In
tebE=ttnESs. =. -
omar bonds 4lL warrl1Ez ------ 81 -
gr-er sticks. securities Erg --- $50
Furniture arm Fixtures ---.---.-- L--+Li
Eas1 "a Rand .leiI-lng IQuss l-auls
ant tIe from approved reserve
4zeHEs illegal r=seCv4 f--------- EI5L84
QCIar rzslUruez Observation-Disclosures. i++fL
Expenses IN ezzss 9t earnings = =
rscaI SIS I8Is
LIABILITIES
sc1rS pa-d n ---------k45 lutf 5H
-lr-fTs -47f 500 Hf
Demand teCsSi-s --.- ~ -
TINE deposits --- lA-Hd-e'
1tIs 1Av1bEe $4,000 Del
Toni SIS 40 Il
U-.aa-a--- Wa-= AEEm-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

Ezporr 1f IL. Fna1clA L1n--
gNr-N -T-LE y T7-ST
baczr=z AZ Cr1rIz STA = 49,
a4r Z2a
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

Just Imagine Bill Hart in an EVENING" dro,, -,
Looks strange. doesn't he, in that rio? But then ; ms
wait until you see him in actionl Oh, bow Sill tbo
same Old Wallop. Same old Bill. If Won don,t +b;nf
50 iG5J ask the Broadway bruisers who had , taste
Q. b--I 5 medicine IN this whirlwind pict11ra ''1
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-05-21

Arrzzr-z r HOSE Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-25
BARBERS WANT SLAVES
 AND HAIRcUTS BOOSTED

Although members of the local jour neymen barbers' union declined on Tuesday to discuss the matter of an increase in wages which they are de- manding. it is understood that the barbers decided al a meeting Monday evening to strike next Monday provid- ed their demands were not met.
 The journeymen are asking for a standard wage of s25 per week and a 50 per cent. division of all receipts from each chair over s32 per week Besides this. the journeymen barbers want the prices on work increased so that haircuts will cost 40 cents in stead of 5 cents and slaves to cost 20 cents instead of 15 cents. Revised prices on other work are also asked.
 At the meeting on Monday evening all members of the union were in strueted not to talk for publication. as it would tend to make more bitter feeling between the boss barbers and the journeymen.
 There seems to be a divided opinion among the boss barbers regarding the increase asked. One barber has made the statement that he might as well close up shop as to grant the demands. while another barber in the city is said to be paying at the present time the wages demanded by the union.
 A short time ago a small raise in barbeTs' prices was put into effect by charging an extra cents for neck shave or moustache OF whiskers trim with an ordinary shave. But this. it is understood, has not worked out to the satisfaction of the jeurneymen, some of whom claim that their customers have cut out the tips that they used to bestow so that the journeyman bar Der has lost a eonsidera 5le source ot revenue,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-25
CONNECTICUT MANUFACTURERS
 LIKE CONGRESS ACTION

The Manufacturers association of Connecticut is particularly gratified, it was stated Monday, that all repre- sentatives from Connecticut, Doth democrats and republicans, voted in favor of the conference report on the Esch- Cummins railroad bill follow } ing the receipt Saturday of tele- gram from E. Kent Hubbard, presi- dent of the Association, urging such action. Monday acknowledgements of .he message were received from Washington, but the association felt it was remarked that the congress- mems best acknowledgment was in the record vote Saturday.
 Apropos of the opposition of or ganized labor and other groups to the bill the Manufacturers asSocia = tion issued the statement Monday that it did not regard the measure as perfect from it's own point of view, and could find faults of it's own. It took the position that the roads were due to go back to private ownership March 1, and that it would be calam- itous for them to go back without proper legislation.
 The text of AIr. Hubbard's letter follows:
 T nope you share view that best interest of the people, the govern ment and the railroads require the report on railroad bill and that criti cism of particular provisions should not be permitted to defeat or delay the whole measure"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-25

of late years had made it impossible for him to walk, but he got around in a tricycle..
 As a means of support MT. Hurley took up the plan of the Pleasant Day stand which he has conducted, when the weather permitted, on Franklin square. Every year. without fail, MT. Hurley's stand at the county fairs in the state was a feature and through his business was known to a very large number of people, all counting him as friend.
 He was born in the Greeneville section of the city on April I, 1SS1 the son of the late John Hurley and Mary Chased Hurley. He was edu- cated in Norwich where he has al- ways made his home. He leaves two sisters, Miss Mary Hurley and Mrs. Lena Jurns with whom he made his home. He is also survived by an aunt, Mrs. John Coughlin of Frank lin street.
 Although sorely afflicted MT. Hurley was possessed of an optimistic na- ture and it was his bright outlook on life that made for him many firm friends. His eheerv disposition was an asset to his business and his long list of customers will miss his smile and greeting as they made theiT purchases.