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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-02-17
6. W. BARTELL MOTOR COMPANY
BIG SIX
..-Pass., 126 in. W. B.. 60 H. p.
COUNCIL MEETING.

Minutes OF the regular meeting of the
| town council, February e,1922.
Present Mayor Frank. Councilmen Teas
| Gay. Riste. Meek and FIiis
Minutes of the previous meeting read
and approved.
Monthly report of town treasurer vas
! read and on motion was ordered filed.
Letter from Department of Public
Works in regard to telephone company
was read and on motion the clerk was
instructed to answer the same and that
the town council go on record as in favor
of this movement and willing to assist
the department in any manner possible.
Letter from Hospital Board in regard
to water rent was read and on motion
the superintendent of water department
was instructed to remit the back water
now due and the charge in the future to
be based on 10 900 gallons per month free
| and all over this amount at the regular
rate.
Fred Hart fire chief. appeared before
the council reporting the fire at Palace
| hotel and turning in the list of firemen
who worked at this fire On motion the
following bills were allowed and ordered
paid:
Current Expense FUND.-. r. Hoose,
salary $500: E. G. Weldon. salary, 1880;
J. NJ. Fraser, salary. $500; c. r Webb
salary. 1000; W. +. Payne. deputy mar
shal 2s;ls; Jack Horrigan. driving out
stock. e.40 Jack Coulter, saddle horse
hire, 200; Pacific Telephone company,
telephone, 2.20; Chas. Francisco, witness,
t.40; John Wehe, witness 2.2n: y. s. Pratt
witness. 40; Mrs. y. S. Pratt witness.
go; Fred Clark, witness. 2.20; C.. NJ.
Hicks. witness. 2.20: II. F. Hatcher, copy
ing l.. l. ID. certification. 500; o. V. =.
Co., lights $3.50; Shaw & Borden Co..
rubber stamps 3.55; SeXson Bros, rope
pully, bolts. $50; Reeds Garage repairs
and supplies Fire Truck. 1888; A S.
Groulx. blacksmithing, 1925; Frank Ford
service as fireman. 400; John Killian
| same. 400; Kenneth Reed. same 400
| A. Martin, same, 400; Tom Morrow, same
100; @. Nj. Rayburn, same, 200; J. +.
Miles, same. 200; J. NJ. Jones, same, zoo
Mace Reed, Jr.. same, 200; Albert Miller
same. 200: j. W. Carrel, same, ZOO Glen
Carrel. same, zoo; Fred Ludolph same
200; Il. b. Powell, same. 200: Steve Kru-
soft, same. zoo; Roy Swagger. same 200.
e. Francisco, same. 200: W. II. Mullin-
hour, same, 200; Arthur Brooks. same,
200; Sordy Manual, same, 200; Dan Mof-
Jet, same. zoo G. Stacco. same, 200; f.
Terry. same. 200; Clint Allen, same. 200.
Water Works FUND.-. r. Hoose sal
airy, 1900; E. r. Hoose. express and tele-
gram, 1884; NJ. Walmer, labor 46 So s.
Rrusoff. labor. $50; John Collins labor
1900: Jack Horrigan. labor, 400: Standard
on Co. OIL 1926: Shaw & Borden books.
$50: W s. barley & Co., thawing ma
chine. 1890: Okanogan Valley Power Co
power, 95.15: Pittsburg Meter Co.. meters
SOC. 90.
On motion council adjourned.
f. r. HOOSE, Clerk
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

| In Justice Court. Oroville Precinct, Okla
hogan County. Washington. before Jud-
son Murray, Justice of the Peace
| !. X. Dunlap. plaintiff
Lloyd Billups and William Gaskill, De-
PENDANTS. Notice for publication.
The State Of Washington, County of Okla
nogan SIS:
To Lloyd Bilups and William Gaskill:
In the name of the State of Washing
| ton.you are hereby notified that JK. Dun.
lap has filed a complaint against you in
said court, which will come on to be heard
at my office in the town han in Oroville.
okanosan county. State of Washington.
on the sixth day of March. AID. 1922 at
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. M. and unless
YOU appear and then and there answer.
the same will be taken as confessed and
the demand Of the plaintiff granted. The
object and demand Of said complaint Is
to recover judgment against YOU and
eaen of you for s3e.e5 with interest there
on n 10 per cent per annum from Nav
81. 1919. upon n promissory note of that
date due December l. 1919, and for costs
of suit.
JUDSON MURRAY. J.. p.
First publication Feb. 3. 1922-3t.
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REPEATER Count
Mr.. NJ. o. Adams, Oroville, Wash.

Mr.. NJ. o. Adams, Oroville, Wash.
Dear Sir:-I am very anxious to
get another 1000 of your chicks
this year, about May 1, and hope
you can furnish them, as | sure
want no others but yours. That
ought to convince You that We were
entirely satisfied with those of last
year. Sure surprised the natives
around here. They thought We
were joke with our chickens, but
all winter when they saw us go to
town with crates, and still more
crates. OF eggs, they wonder how
We do it. Yours truly,
T. M-.
Wenatchee, Feb. I. 90.
VI. o. ADAMS
Dear Sir-If you can still let me
have 500 chicks by April 10, let me
know and ! will send check at
once. NJ. j., Lakeside, Wn. 1922.
(Another old customer. Nuf sed.)
BRED TO LAY STOCK, properly
Matched. will make anybody money.
Did ] have to decline your order
last spring? Then let me have it
now-for later delivery-if YOU
want The Money Making Kind"
S. c. White Leghorns, exclusively.
n. 0. ADAMS, r. +. d. No. g.
Oroville. Washington.
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discharge administrator.
Notice is hereby given, the y.
Mcneil. the administrator OF the e
OF Ursula Newton, deceased. has
with the clerk of the above entitled y
his final account and petition prayl
nave said final account heard and 9
tirni6d. said estate distributed to the
ful heir. said estate closed and he
MS bondsmen discharged and said ~
closed and that Wednesday. March
l922, in the court room OF the court -
at Okanoean. Okano3an County. SUIT
washington at the hour of ten %
a. NJ. of said day has been by the q
set as the time and place wheh Z
where said Final Account. and Peuu
VIII be heard; at which said time
place any person interested may az!
ana object to said final account, ptbu
ana the whole thereof. if he so desIk
dated this Slst Day of January. ls1
WILL. L. WRIGHT
Clerk of the above entitled 90
FIRST publication Feb. 3, 192o--3t.
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NOTICE FOR PueLicATIoN

Department of the interior T.
office at Waterville. Washingtor = r ltand
airy ., 1922 '"i'' fenru-
- Notice is hereby given that Alhar,
.,r"uix, OF OF Oroville, Washington who on
ste. a En nv, i'ls, made Additional Home
No "l'3s2 for the SEi4SET Sec ' %
h ,"" t,,p ~ North. Range SS r. w NJ
ms r,ro Ned notice of intention to make Final
lana LII 1T proof To establish claim to the
w, w; B9rnes. L. s. Commissioner a. o.
,oon S"'"'rton m the - da,- ~ >ro,..,,
s S Claimant names as witnesses Fronl.
and b. Mike Mahoney, Albert GroniH
Washingteert ANDERSON, IN Of Oroyi1e
e. z. FRITTe.
First publication r.. "a go, Register.
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- ~ -AtsttHi~s Plstiiliiiis
William Gaskil. defendant
Notice for publication.
The State of Washington. County of
Okanogan, SIS:
To William Gaskill:
In the name of the State of Washing
ton. you are hereby notified that j. NJ.
ADAMS has filed complaint against you
in said court which viii come on to he
heard at my office in the town hall in
proVille, Okanogan county. State or
Washington, on the sixth day of March,
~ u. 1922. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ
and unless you appear and then and
there answer. the same will he taken as
confessed. and the demand of the plain-
Tiff granted. The object and demand of
said complaint Is TO recover judgmen,
against You for SEQ 40 with interest at
per cent thereon from December 30
i920 due plaintiff for services rendered
YOU and money expended for YOU. and for
the costs of suit
JUDSON MURRAY. J. p
First publication Feb. 3. l922.-3t
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| GAzETTE|bARGA|NS

Advertisements in this column 10 cents a
line for the first insertion and cents
line for each subsequent insertion.
Minimum charge % cents.
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NOTICE OF HEARING.

yr, TN tne superior Court of the State of
w asnlneton, for Okanogan county
IN the matter of the estate Of Jrrsu,o
Newton. deceased Va NiS"i"
Motlce OF hearing of final account an,
pe"tioh 10 distribute and close estate and
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Harry Aiken, who for a nnmp' /.
months was employed at the heas
theater. left OroVile yesterday mv's
Tor Seattle. where he has an at''
offer from moving picture hous,
Mrs. VIM. Green has been stay,.s
the home of Mrs. Margaret ~
since the death of her husband -
Palmer lake home, last Thursday'
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. u. S. Land
Office at Watervile, Washington, Feb.
., 1922.
Notice is hereby given that George j.
Seheif,. Of Oroville. Washington, who on
April 3. 1917, made additional homestead
application. No. 016Si4. for SEA NEA
IS Il. w. NJ. has filed notice oil intention
to make three year proof to establish
claim to the land above described. before
Lafayette w. Barnes, L. $. commissioner
AZ oroVlile, Washington, on the Is day
of March, 1872
Claimant names as witnesses: Peter
Sneed, and S. Q. Rise of Nelson Wash.
}; Il. Erwin and Raymond Weed of Oro-
vile. Washington.
,,, e X. FRITTs. Register
FIRST publication Feb. II. 1922. st
Notice of Voluntary Liquidation.
To the Creditors of the Union Title &
Trust company. a corporation. and to all
whom II may concern:
. Notice is hereby given: That by n vote
d the stockholders of the Union Title &
trust company, corporation of the
state Of Washington. having its principal
place of business at Orovile Washing
ION, II was decided that said corporation
would liquidate its assets and distribute
the same to the persons entitled thereto
ma al! persons having any claims against
said corporation are hereby notified to
present the same to said corporation at
us principal place of business in the
town of Oroville, Washington, for pay
ment.
Dated this 2lst day of January. 1922.
MON TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY.
BY
wM. BAINES
j. o. BURDETT
THOS. NJ HUTCHINSON
j. Il. JONES
ELTON C. RICE,
Directors of said Corpo-
alton. 1-o714t
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CALL FOR WARRANTS

Oroville. February Is. 1922
current Expense Warrants of the Town
OF Oroville, Nos. 1856 to 26l6 Inclusive
VIII pc paid on presentation at my office
IN Del Harts). This call natures Feb
~. ~, and interest ceases from that
j. NJ FRASER
p,,.,;a, Town Treasurer
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ESTRAY

Have had for three winters one five
year old red mney steer. branded Az
.tohhectedl right hip. small swallow fork
tight ear Owner apply to
NJ HAYNES. Fairviaw r @
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Foa GALE


FOR SALE-LIGHT TEAM OF ORCH
ard mules. II. Z. Nelson, Okanogan
Smith ranch. l-2i-it
rOp SHETLAND AT A BARGAIN.
Small tract, less than four acres. on
west side Lake Osoyoos. under irrigation
One mile and quarter north of OroViiie.
Highway runs by place. Inquire at ms
nffica eff
FOR SAI.E-SIX ROOM MODERN RES
idence in Seattle. one block from new
Rockwell High School and Is minutes
walk from the University of Washington.
Furnace heated. bath. sleeping porch,
three bed rooms. Roosevelt high school is
the finest in the state. Splendid location.
Price reasonable Part cash and terms.
Inquire Gazette 1-13-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTE,D--TO BUY SMALL ORCHARD
tract, direct from owner. Write giving
description and price. ), $. Petry, oroviiie
Washington. z-lo-<t-P
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

In Justice Court Orovlle Precinct. Okla
hogan County. Washington. before Jud-
son Murray Justice of the peace.
i. NJ. Adams, plaintiff,
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II YOUR WATCH NEEDS REPAIRING,
see Mishler. He will put II in first class
running order.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

RANDPA BLACK, the lov-
Die 4.4-year old California
olf professional, who Great
l a sensation in the recent
pen golf championship. at
Skokie when he tied
for second place with
Bobby Jones, pictured
at his home in Oakland
with his winsome
young granddaughter.
Johns pipe, which
plays such an impor-
tant part in its own
er's golf game, has
been described as 1.-THE
strongest 'pogie' this
side Of Glasgow"
international
Left - DISINHERIT-
ED. Alfred Victor du
Pont, who has been
disinherited by his
father, the millionaire
pow6 er manufactur-
er. The lad has left
Harvard to put ON the
overalls of a railway
strike breaker and has
started in at the bot
tom with a job in the
Boston yards.
Wide World
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

- NAAS IVY o&AkA4oA AAcAs y
it if you're looking for
something new in the way
of a thrill. Undsy,uood
Left-REVERSE ENG
LISH In CHECKERS.
Two Y.M.C.A. acrobats, of
Holyoke, Mass, Amadee
Lavigueur and Baxter
Beaman, actually play a
complete game of check
ers as they balance on
their hands, resting occa-
sionally between moves
by assuming a normal
position. umder,cood
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
The Craphic's Osurs
SPORT COLUMN
No. IN
Molla Biursiesst Mallory

A ten-second M OWE of
Americas national woman
champion filmed on the turf
courts of the Green Meadow
Club, at Harrison, West-
chester County, last Satur-
day, following the final
round of the women's New
York State championship
tournament, in which Mrs.
Mallory again demonstrated
that she is invincible among
the women players of the
country by defeating Mrs.
May Sutton Bundy, of Cali
fornia, former worlds title
holder, at 4-6, 60 and
60. Mepie hy SassmrR.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

Right-EVER SEE WILL
WITHOUT HIS TEETH
SHOWING? Here's a
new one Of the overlord
OF the movies snapped
recently out Hollywood
way, where the erstwhile
Postmaster G eral is
getting acquainted with
the folk who actually
make the pictures. The
other half of the pensive
duo is Helen Chadwick,
popular Goldwyn star.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

WITH DENLY IN JAPAN
.4-Our genial and extern
sively travelled Secretary
of the Navy pictured CIV
ing q group Of Japanese
fishermen q hand at their
nets somewhere n ear
ETokio. Adacha
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

MRS. LLOYD GEORGE (center)
and her daughter, Megan (right),
pictured entertaining at tea
party of wounded British war
veterans at No. 10 Downing
Street, the Premiers official Lon
don residence. The entertain
ment of the ex-Tommies was held
under the auspices of England's
mot Forgotten" Association.
Central Ncpa
New-York tribune., 1922-08-06

Left SOME STUNT! The carefree
gentleman on the left is Carl From
hagen, so-called national champion trick
and fancy aquaplane rider, pictured in
one of his ticklish stunts as he speeds
along behind motor boat hitting it up
at thirty miles an hour off Coronado
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
FOX, A|R-COOLED,
MAKES DEBUT HERE
Philadelphia Product introduced
at Show-Engine Is Six
Cylinder Type
HAS 132-lNCH WHEEL BASE

TNHE Fox air. cooled car, Phiiadel-
l. phia product made It's debut at the
Philadelphia SHOW, being shown in toul
models, five passenger touring, five
passenger sedan. four passenger coupe
and a stripped chassis. AZ models hOy"
132-inch wheelbase.
The engine is Of Fox exclusive dc
sign, six. cylinders and unit power
plant. valve in lead, with mOrhiued
vertical fins for quick heat radiation
The bore is ~, inches and stroke
inches.
The air cooling system = unique in
that the air Is forced from the from. Ivy
a Sirocco type fan. through an Rinsui
mum housing, across cylinder heads pnd
down over the vertical cylinder fin
motO meter indicates the engine
temperature. Some other neahonrcAl
features include exclusive deS!C: Srl"C-
tive tyne transmission, thirf-p prop lock.
Borg Il Beck clutch. Hotchk!sS drive.
Spicer universal joints. Fox designed
axles, rear semi floating; spiral hovcl
gears, Timken roller bearings through
out. frame Of molybdenum steel, heat
treated; semi elltptlcal front springs,
45.irch. and rear undressing. 80 inches
long wire, wooden or disc wheels ~
inch by A. inch cord tires.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
IMPROVEMENTS NOTED
ON CHEVROLET "490'
Valve in. Head Four.cylinder Motor
Used


Chevrolet continues to be made in two
chassis sizes, the 400, with 102-inch
wheelbase, and the F-B model, with
10. inch wheelbase. On both chassis
are mounted touring, roadster, sedan
and coupe bodies, the four door sedan
400" being a recent addition to the
line. The body is low, strongly built
and well balanced.
The doors are extra vide for car
Of its size.
improvements on the 400 include a
new rear axle with spiral bevel ring
gear pinion; new emergency brake
lever. convenient to drivers reach,
taking the place Of the former cmer-
gency brake on right-foot pedal: a
new system Of engine and transmission
assembly; a new type Of hub cap; re-
designed springs: shorter steering
column larger Rusuline tank; improved
one man top: stronger front axle and
steering knucklc arms, etc,
The valye-in- head type 81 tour
cylinder motor is used. The F-B
model also uses the valve in head tyre
of four-cyliuder motor but has longer
stroke than The smaller model The
bodies are all more generously propor-
toned and more stream lined in effect,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
RoOS NOW lOCOM0BILe
CHIEF ENGINEER
Succeeds A. l. Riker, Who Is Now
Retired

Il g. R"us, prominent uutomotive
engineer who was called 10 Buffalo last
April to revamp the new model of the
Pierce Arrow MotorrHr Company. has
resigned ns chief engineer in charge of
passenger car design TO join other re-
turning Locomobile men in the expand
ing activities of thc company at Bridge
port. Conn.
Mr.. Roos succeeds - tho post held
since tho infancy Of ia" company by
4. l.. Riker. who now has retired TO
the directorate Of the company.
Others of the LocOmObil" group back
in the bridgeport organization are:
i. \. Travis, who has returned TO
the post Of general sales manager after
Il year in charge Of the metropolitan
distribution Of the company; Clinton
L. Amorous, who has left the sales
manHgershlp Of the Daniels MOtorcar
Company 10 become the New England
manager Of the Locomobile Company
at Boston, and Wilson =. Porter, who
has taken charge Of the Chicago branch
Of the company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
R0LLS-R0YCE DUPLICATED
IN AMERICAN FACTORY
Shown at Local Exhibition for tho
First Time

The Rolls Royce, generally known as
a. English product, Is now duplicated
IN every detail at the American fac
tory at Springfield Mass. The Rolls
Royce manufacturers, however. are
only builders of chassis all their bodies
being custom built under their super
vision IL desired. They will co operate
In designing, producing and installation.
Their chassis has 143la inch wheel
base; is equipped with their own six
cylinder motor. Az Inch bore and 4ai
inch stroke, two Independent high ten
sion ignitions. accumulators and mag
neto; Rolls Royce patented and made
carbTretor seven main bearing crank.
shaft; cylinders cast in groups Of three
no internal joints: l. head tyne inter
nal cone type clutch; full floating rear
axle: wire wheels; electric starter and
dynamo fitted 10 each chassis. the
starter being of their own design. EN-
ceptional care is claimed 10 be exercised
IN the making Of all parts on special
machines and in assembling and fitting.
It is not claimed to be Il hand made
machine. the most exact methods of
machine making being employed. The
Rolls Royce is being shown here tvr the
FIRST time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18

81 don't believe the city will 10
through with the idea Of pounds. In
fact, the arrests have been so few, COM
paratively speaking, that pounds have
not been necessary.
Il know Of town in the Middle
West where police autos are main.
tained to travel the streets to see that
the parking regulations are lived up
TO. In the case of the parking hog, one
of the policemen leaves the official car
and drives the offending auto to the
yard of the station house.
Tag System Effective
However, ] don't believe this is a
satisfactory solution of the problem. In
another western city they have worked
out tag system which seems to be very
effective. When a car is left standing
longer than the time limit, tag is
attached to the steering wheel, sum
moning the owner to appear before a
magistrate. The time and date Of his
SUMMONS is specified and the offender
goes to the court and'takes his punish
mcnt, In this manner there il no
danger of harm coming to the car when
being handled by men other than the
owner.
"As I have said, the law is aimed AZ
the parking hog. He is the one who
is hit hard and rightly so. l have
heard it said that the new rule hurts the
man who has. business in the restricted
area and is forced to leave his car in n
garage and do his calling on foot.
after all this Is only fair. The
City Of Philadelphia does not owe any
man place to do his business. No
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
NEW ESSEX COACH
Uses Individual Pullman Seats in
Front

Esstv ,Ai> year shows Il new body
typcs-the Essex coach. The other bod
types are sedan. roadster and touring.
The new coach is straight lined IN
effect, considerable saving having been
effected thus in the woodwork by the
elimination of curved pieces, excepting
two. Also, by using individual Pull
man seats in front instead Of fixed
seats. they ar" able 10 provide exit and
entrance by two doors in place Of four
The coach seats five.
Window frames hsv" given way 10
the old style of coachw"rk. using felt
liners. The glass operates between two
fixed lining strips Of felt,
The engine is somewhat changed,
mainly in refnements. the most i'm
portanr being new cylinder heads and
new pistonS. The cylinder heads pro-
vide more combustion space over the ex-
haust valves. The intake passages now
give greater turbulence TO the gases
Other changes are a new muffler and
the use Of Stewart Warner vacuum
tank
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-18
CLUB Heads Differ
on Parking Rules



been enforced Immediately. A poor law
will cure itself, and If it is poor
law it will soon be withdrawn. but, as
l say, complaints have been few.
"lf It is possible to ease up tri6e
in the congcstcd sections, It should be
done. but We should never go back to
the old conditions. In fact. believe It
will not bc long before the restricted
area will have to be increased.
'"The police have been very fair In
their Interpretation of the ordinance, and
those caught have no real right 70
kick. understand that the regulations
are not being enforced on Sundays, and
it is only fair that they should not be.
There is no congestion in the business
sections on Sunday. and there Is no
reason to prohibit parking.