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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
(Fdo.) Jose A.. Loret
Assistant Attorney General.
CoMPANIA ANoNuMA CENTRAL
BoCA CHICA.
Ccnvocatcria de Asamblea General Ex
tracrdinaria de Accionistas.

Por el presente Sc convoca los Ac.
cionistas de la Conpafiia Anonima
Central Boca Chica. para una Asamblea
General Extraordinaria que Sc celebra-
ra en- Andres, Comdn de Guerra. Pro.
vincia de Santo Domingo, el dfa diez
del mes de JUNO del aho en- cnrso, a
las tres de Ia tarde en- las ofcinas de Ia
Compania.
En- esta Asamblea Sc dara cuenta q
los Accionistas, del Estado General de
la Compania: fin de que en- vista de
las persecuciones que Sc dirijen contra
el Ingenios tome las medidas que crea
mas oprtunas.
Santo Domingo, Mayo 20 de 1922, &
J. cobian. ~ Guerra Para.
Secretario. aa Presidsnse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
La REAPERTURA DEL TEATRO
SAN AGUSTIN

Para maiiana en- la noche estd
anunciada la respcrtura del Teatit1
San Agustfn de Puerta de TERRA, pa
ra cuyo acto reina extraordinaris, ami
maci6n entire el elemento de aquel BAT
rrio.
Los seii?res Carlos julia el DR..
Francisco Cap6, dueilos del referido
Teatro, nos cuentan que han intro
ducido ALI extraordinarias reformas,
ponienGp dicho cine en- ccmodidadcs
y comfort, a la altura de los mriorcs
de la. isla.
Las perscnas que concltrran a la
aperture. recibfan yaliosos obse-
quios. s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
ESP PECTA OS

i ~ "A si - M - III !, " sss5s -.
s Line res pdiius "a s.--- y III His
rada del .'Pacto Infernalv, cinta fran
cesa. s
Teatro America. La herlnosa cin-
Il drapiatica titulada: aLucha de- 60.
razones'
Cine Luna. Los episodios IA y Is
de rCoraz6n de Leon v una c6mica.
Teatro Olinpo, (Santurce) La
Fermosa serie titulada: "Aguila Blan-
Ca" y "Escarnio de Mujer,, por Con-
way Tearly.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce)
Una comedia de Chato v los episodes
II y IL de ~Raffies Jr.o
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce Es-
treno en- Santurce de la comedia dra-
matica en- 6 actos: .Polichinela de
Azar''.
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano) IL
cinta dramatica en- 6 actos GEL Tribu.
nal de las Allnas" Y debut de los q
Imonos amaestrados del professor Am,
trow.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
NOT.l DE DUELO

Despu6s de una larga lueha entire
Ii ciencia y el NAL que minaba su Vi
da, rindi6 al fin su jornada la dis
tinguida sehora Ines Bassardn de
Panzardi, de conocida familis de Ma
yagiez esposa de nuesaro amigo
el ST. Santiago A. Panzardi impor-
tante hombre de negocios de esta ca.
pital.
A las nueye de In manana de hoy
Sc lley0 a efecto el enticrro de la ex-
tinta. EN- el cementeri9 de Santurce,
concurriendo numerosos amigos de las
Ifam:lias de dIelo. e
Dcja. tiiez nifos. v enviamos a los
ileildos tos,0s de iii que fu6 amante
niadre v espossi modelo, la mas eN-
presiya tondUlencis., tomando parte
qbsolllta en- su pena.
En- dios dcscaAse Ell alma de Ia 'dsl-I
ma exlinta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

IL de darle todos los d6ctimentos, re-
gandose "a acsptar los smism0sg A +. Il
gandome que ,el edifeio de ~ Gtorte
no Il, prestaba garantias.spara guar
darlos y que eraispreferible que Sc
quedaran en- mi p0der.f I
aEl fiscal Arriliag prosiguio el
senior Mestre De acperdo con mis-
instrucciones presept6 una neci6n
para posponertl las vacaciones del tri-
bunal, i eonvocar. al Gran Juradc pa
ra presentar los casos, este 10 hice
.debido a Que todos estnvilnos de
acuerdo en- que el case .fnese someti-
do al Gran Jhrado. Cuando liego el
dia en-. que debia presentarse Ia '1ista
de acusaciones, el sehor Arrillaga me
,dijo que no estaba preparado para IN
Icluir las 1acusaciolies contra el CO.
bernador v J. R. Hull, 10 que le con-
|teste que era precise incluirlas. Las
Irazones que me expuso el senior Arri-
llaga, fue de que tenfa la creencia. de
que ell Pequeio Jurado no declararfa
culpable al Gobernador y su Secre-
tarfo, v que preferia renunciar antes
que acusarlos. Ante esta determine
cion del fiscal Arrillaga, compared
yo en- persona Ia Corte, y presente
las acusaciones.
Estos SON los hechos- manifesto el
senior Mestre,. y esas razones es
que obedece el traslado del sehor
Arrillaga a Mayagiez, con el fin de
que no <vaya sostener una acusa-
cion, para la 'cual no esta preparado.
Quiero tanbien decir, para terininar,
como jefe del Departamento de Justi-
|cia, que deseo saber hasta que punto
puedo tener confanza para entregar
los. intereses de la comunidad en- ma
mos de un funcionario que despues de
haber, estudiado un asunto por cuatro
semanas, viene ahora a decir que no
lesta preparado para presentarlo an
Ite el Gran Jurado.
La Corte despues de que el Lcdo.
Mufioz lie hizo entrega de un Memo
randum de Autoridades Sc reserve ell
fallo para una session posterior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
BENEFICIO DEL AsILO DE AN
CIANOs DEsAMpARADos EN- Ell
CINE PUERTO RICO

En- la noche del del corriente, Sc
llcvara a efecto Ell el Cine Puerto Ri
co, de nuestro amigo Lloveras, una
esplendida function beneficio del
AsilO de AnciGncs DesamparadOs.
Antes de empezar la function da-
ra una retreta en- el p0rtico del popuz
lar cinemat6grafo, una de las mejo-
res bandas de San Juan y habrii tam
bi6n fuegOs artificiales.
Sc exhibira una bellfsima pelfcula,
a petici6n de numerosas falniIias y
la orquests del tsiempre roncurrido
cine esta enseyando I'M repertoire
completamentc nucvo para amenizar
la function.
Una comisi6n formada por las gen
tiles seiioritas Garcia G Isabel Andi-
nc, Pura Castro, Mercedes Froylan y
Oonchita Rodriguez Sc ha hecho car
go de la propaganda de la function
benefica, y f6 que 10 ha hecho de
modo irrcprochable. El bello grupp
de seiloritas ha visitado la prem
sa para interesar los 6rganos de
opinion en- ell noble empefo de que
esta function benefica resulte una po-
silva ayuda para la geneHosa en-
preil del Asilo que Sc levanta en-
Puerta de TERRA.
Otras sefioritas tambi6n muy dis
tinguidas, las de Rodriguez, las de Co
rrea, Andreita Ortiz y otras mas, han
tornado a su cargo la colocaci6n de lo-
calidades. sQuien SO negara coope
rar una obra tan aItruista, cuando
Sc 10 piden unas muchachas tan gen
tiles?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
Ell SIR. DIEZ DE ANDINO Y BAYO-
NET ENIBARCAN EN- Ell SAN LO-
RENO As

En- el vapor San Lorenzo, embar-
can el jueves para los Estados Uni
dos, nuestros buenos amigos, D. Ra-
fGel Diez de Andino, don Natalie
Bayonet, Comisionado dc Hacienda y
Secretario del Municipio de San Juan.
Estos seilores van al NOrte con cl fin
de unirse al Sr. Travieso, que Sc en-
cuentra EN- New York para cons,i-
t,lfr La Junta de Subasta, para el
cmpr6stito de $2,sOOOO para obras
municipales v $55OOOO para fines es-
colares. La subasta Sc verificara en-
New York el dfa Is del corriente.
Con eI senior Diez de Andino va su
distinguida esposa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
PARA Ell NoRTE

Ms.hana embarca para su residen-
cia en- New York, Ia culta y 1Jisti1l5
es.a Is,sst. IIesss;il Ii ~.
esposa de don CDnstlnn ino Gasssfs.:
prcpietario v comisionista en esta cir
dad y caballero muy estimado. Acorn
pafia & la sefiora Hernandez, su in
teligente hija, senorita Maria del Car.
men Garcfa Ainbas han pasado una
temporada Ell esta s:udad.
Deseam0slcs un f6liz viajc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
COMPROMISE DE EsPoSsAIEs

4 Han contrafdo compromise para es-
p9nsales LIS ap.eciablcse j0yenes dc
ests ciudad, seilorita Margarita San
ltana Y cl Lcdo. en- farmacia Ramon
Casellas, auiea tiene su establecimien'
to Ell Pucrta de TERRA. La noticia
hs sido acogida con gran algeria
pues ambos goz;ln de generates sim
Ipatfas. Que pronto realizen sus do
RADIOS sueiios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
UNA HEREDERA

FL dfa 20 del mes ipasado la seiio-
re dofa Juanita Caider6n, esposa de
nues!ro amigo d. Francisco Seller, ha
dado a luz uias niiial con tola feliri-
dad. In que slsevara elAnombrc de Ana
Elisa Tantn la inndre como lasilil-
da infantits estan en- buen estado dc
salud. fs3 satis
Reciban nuestra enhorabuena. 9.fasg
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

.aUTOMOvIL DODGE BROTHERS.
Es 81 mejor CARO- del mercado ameri-
cano en- precio menCr de dos mil pc
SOS. No dele de yer este autom6vil
artes de comprar su carro. Vendedo-
ras:i ANDREU, AGUILAR X CO..
San Juan, p. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
BANC0 POPULAR
ECONoMIAs Y PREsPAMOS

ECONOMIAS Y PRESPAMOS
Habiendose extraviado la libreta
No. 25829, Secci6n de AhorrOs, nom-
bre de Agripina Matias, Sc declara
nula y sin ningin valor desde esta
fecha.
San Juan, p. r., Junio l, 1922.
E. MALDONADO,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
Cada Guaragiiao encuenha su Pitine.

de los pssares ene merito prpO sobresals anfa
FL CATARRO NAL moesOso demk Ia influenza mas
molestosa eua enfmedad cuandO cop Para
cobatir males los Medicos roomendan ENVIRONMENTS el
ALC0H0LAD0 eCEREIPINA interiormen el GUER0L
sop Balsmoo base de Hgn blanca He aqu dos pduco del
ngeno native que supn los imporado esos dias de In
1uenza pued compbarse vudes cuatvq de pepaa
dos netamenie regonales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
- = = Tl'lT- ~ " q
Ell DIR. pENToN, ESEERMo

Desde hace llla semana guarda CO
ma atatatio de una fiebre malaria,
el Dr. Robert Denton, conocido de-
portista de San Juan. Ee asiste el
DR., Jose G. Ferrer.
Hacemos votes por 81 Festableei-
miento del DR.. Denton.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
DESDE CATANO

a dos vecinos de los que yiyen en-
la playa ccrca de la fdbrica dc don
Fernando Alvarez aprovechando
momcntos en- que ellos estaban au-
scntcs, Sc les mctieron en- sus respccti-
vas casas unos cacos, llevandose ell di-
nero que encontraron Y objetos de al
gun valor. y
Segdn nos informan estos veeincs,
Ge dfa y &c noche Sc ven grupos dc
sagalctoncs, que han tornado este lu-
gar como sitio predilecto para jugar
dGd0s.
Llamamos la atenci0n del jefe Olmo.
para que yea este; pucs puede ser que
&c esas jugadas salgan les cacos que
liacen estas fechorias. afs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05
a arta Jones.

.Ontinuaci6n de lanpdgina III, &
ssSneral sI,as G af inerIois s'e0 HON Z ssslV-
'.or sles9ff, .'es fsS0.s nessssfleiH eenVe-
nlenss, pc .fcuere'o. sen slos 4 Peiefes
que Is ..o 90 y leY' has5erse earg9 per
ssllaineIl'e as| pG0lcesSe slnliclaao SON
l1a ssacll.'s lfillclloAaEtp . l9l9 y si Alolas0-
'lnery iseiiY = SQnh =; FIJI Y sFasla7
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

En- breve Sc pondra al scryicio ell
nuevo muelle que la Lfnea Ferrea del
Ocste esta construyendo EN- el sitio
denominado "Punta', de Cataiio.
Para las personals que yiyen por es-
te sitio, representa- una gran ventaja
el atraque de las lanchas de la men
cionada empresa en- ese muelle, por-
que Sc economizan ell tener que cami-
Lar medic kil6metro aproximadamente.
Vemos con simpatfa tai medida, y
no hay duda que las mejoras ofre-
cidas. Sc van cumpl;endo, para bien
v progreso del poblado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

~ Los anuncios de este periddieo
son leidos por miles de personas que
toman parte en- nuestro CoNCURso.
Mdndenos -su anuncio how uaismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

E.is3tgsat NJ
| sss1a5 uh
laI nlas.iaI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

4 a4s n
Run6rase que cierto empleado que
ha fijado su residencia nuevamentc en-
Ia Avenida de las Nereidas, de este
poblado que antes vivio en- Tren ST.,
parece que esta jugando con la can
della
Algunas personals aseguran haber
visto individuos que ciertas l,oras
entran en- esa residencia con sus vien-
tres muy voluminosos luego salen
que. nj LAPAS.
La Avenida de las Nereidas es un
sitio que debe ser muy vigilado por
la policfa, esperamos que el active
jefe Olmo, haga caer pronto Ell sus
garras uno de estos individuos de
yIENTRE VOLUMINOSO.
CORRESPONS1L.
Cata1o, JUNO 4, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

Algunos de los directories de. la Com
paiIfa de lanchas Popular, con duienes
hemos hablado, no pueden ocuItar su
satisfaction por el buen resultado OBJ
tenido de la canpaila iniciada por Gf-
cha compailfa
II Nos manifiestan estos selores.s que
han logrado aumentar el nGmero de
'pasajeros considerablemente. Segfn
los. records -s1icen- esta pasando mas
Apdblico, que antes de empezar la Bull
.su glan ofeasiUa.
Nos alegram0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-05

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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-17

The senior class met last Thursday
to consider the subject of class rings,
announcement cards and motto.
Pres. I1oudon appointed committees
to take up the subject and report their
answers to the class on Wednesday,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-17

Prof Olds spoke before the high
school assembly last Tuesday on the
subject of taxes and grades. Mr.. Olds
declared that the expenditures on the
schools in the state consumed half Of
the total taxes. He suggested that the
civics class take up the subject Of tax
alton, and later make a report to the
4. s. b., on their findings.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-17

OrOSilIe Gagers Defeat Tonasket.
The final game of the season for
Oroville was crowned by a victory of
81 to 20 when the local team debated
Tonasket high at OrOville gym March
IL. A clean game was played few
fouls being called on either side. The
score at the end of the first half was
10 to IL. The lineup was as follows:
Oroville-Burnham and B. Curtis, for
wards; f. Curtis. center; Griffith and
Killian guards. Tonasket-Drew and
Quigley, forwards; Richardson, CEN
ter; Sunbine and Fruit, guards.
Oroville put in three subs in the last
quarter. They were +. Curtis for
Burnham, Noble for Curtis and Gjerde
for Griffith. Those who scored for To-
nasket were: Richardson points,
Drew 10. Those who scored for Oro-
Vile: b. Curtis II; Burnham %; E.
Curtis Is; Griffith 2 and Elvin Curtis
8. A dance and supper were enjoyed
after the game i'm the Civic League
building.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-17
EGG PRODUCTION SLUMPS.
Concluded from last week.
(By Mrs. George r. Shoup.

3-In feeding to produce bodily
growth. the feed is given at short in
| tervals and in small quantity. but
wherever egg production is wanted
the birds are doing the work of a
manufacturing machine all night.
with no chance to replenish the supply
until the next morning. therefore,
each bird should go to bed with crop
the size of a base ball. To keep the
appetites coming, the simplest way is
to feed an early breakfast, depend on
the hoppers for busy work and then
| completely satisfy them with a feed
| beginning at 300 or $3.50 p. m. and
continue in courses so that all needs
are amply supplied for the long per-
iod of the night.
fright amounts. fed at the right
time must be of well-balanced ra :
| ton to be successful. Bulky succulent
| morning feed, egg-making hopper
feeds and full scratch feed in the
| afternoon, supplemented by more egg
mash in highly palatable form and
their greens-induces the birds to eat
| in the way that brings commercial
quantities of eggs to their owners.
| This schedule is thrown out of balance
| if more yolk making material is fed
| than can be subsequently completed
| by whites and shell or vice versa, as
any study Of fowls will show
so chill the birds that serious indi-
gestion often manifesting itself by
| lameness, is liable to be the penalty.
| Off colored or limp combs may also
indicate Indigestion.
| 6-Without any regard whatever for
the results to the egg production lay
! ers will absolutely refuse to eat any
thing they do not like or are not used
to having Warning-change gradu-
| ally from one kind of feed to another
When the slump is caused by
disease the first thing to do is to
make every effort to overcome the
disease.
S-Where indigestion is affecting
the lay, EPSON salts at the rate of
| per lVV given cNciy IhicC udy
| until birds are better. besides reduc
ton on the feed will usually overcome
the difficulty.
bad litter conditions, where
everything else is in excellent shape
will throw birds off laying. Penny
wise and pond foolish to economic
on litter.
| 1Q-No birds can be properly active
where the air is dead See that ven
tillation keeps the ceiling and wall.
dry and the air fit for humans t.
breath.
11-When the kale is about to rul
out. begin to feed alfalfa in some form
putting one pint to each gallon o
milk until the birds get used to ii
and then when the kale is all gone
feed alfalfa at the rate of one quar-
per 100 birds. Mangels. carrots or po
tatoes do not take the place of kale.
| 12-Last. but not least. smell an
even taste the feed before asking you
flock to eat the feed you buy TO
them. 1t will make you money to blu
The best grades of whatever feeds ar
needed. and it is up to the buyer t
accept only such as have been bough
Poor grade feed, bought cheep is tn
J costliest economy ever attempted.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-17
HIGH SCHOOL MAKES RECORD.

If grades are any basis for judgment
the past term has been decidedly the
best in the history of the local high
school, More AS and fewer DIS were
given than at any time we know OF and
the honor roll almost doubled its size.
Those making the honor roll by grades
are:
Seniors--Sidney Jackson, Emma Beale,
Thelma Shafer Thelma Piper
Juniors--Alen Parker. Josephine De-
Merchant, Gladys Coy, frankie Beale.
Sophomores Clark. May JEFF
fries. Ruth Schultz. Maude Noyes, Louise
Mccarthy. Evelyn Mccarthy. Mildred
Horrigan Erwin Curtis. Clifford Temp
kins. Charles Peterson, Wallie Burnham
Edmond Barney Bernard Curtis.
Freshmen--Ruth Atchison. Alice Hem
ouist. Maple Schleif Kate Moves, kath-
leen Grant. Irene Buckmller Nora Gar
ner, Louise Damgard.
The distribution OF grades by grades
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-17

The Sure Way
The Quick Way
The Best Way
Is the Gazette
Bagain Column
Way.

The surest way Of selling what
you have to sell is to tell the
greatest number Of people you can
reach about it.
II you want to trade or buy
something, the best way to find
what you are after is to ask the
greatest number of people you can
reach.
The easiest and quickest way to
reach the greatest number of peo-
Pile in this section is to make your
wants known through the Gazette
Bargain Column.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-17
ATTENTION EXPORTERS.

Invoices approved by Canadian
Customs may be obtained at this
office. The invoice now required is
a new form and the only one that
will be recognized. Every person
who exports goods across the line
must use this form of invoice.
THE GAZETTE.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-17
FARM SERVICE

In this department. of the paper.
as previously announced, authori-
tative answers to questions asked
by farmers will be published for
the benefit of all our readers who
are engaged in the farming in
dustry.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-17

n. E. Whitworth. Okanogan banker.
stopped over Monday and Tuesday
nights in Oroville on his way to and
from Nelson.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-17
In the Schools
SCHOOL PROGRAM SUCCESSFUL.

The high school pOgram held las,
Friday was marked success. The
crowd was not big enough for an at.
fair of this kind, but that was due
mainly to the slushy weather.
The young actors played their parts
we'll. They. all carried out their parts
so well that they all appeared as
young satellites.
Ebenezer was duly embalmed to the
general amusement In His Model
Wife" the tangles were UNFINISHED and
to all appearance Everett. the young
hopeful, was due to live long life
The high school girls did exceptionally
well in a cantata. They sang the old
familiar Mother Goose rhymes in a
manner that completely captivated the
audience.
One of the unconscious hits of the
evening was the boys quintet made up
OF Wallie Burnham, Spencer Lewis,
Eugene Thayer. Virgil Piper and
Floyd Burnham.
After the program w. +. Grant was
master Of ceremonies in the basket
social. Mr.. Grant with his exceptial
gift of oratory and humor soon had the
audience in happy frame Of mind.
Accordingly the people responded to
the bidding, which helped to make the
social success.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-17

The high school OratOry class in
tend to give an oratorial contest Fri
day, March "a. This contest will start
at 500 o'clock sharp and will be
free to the public. The following ora
tons will be given: Earl Hills. Mar
riage and Divorce; Wiltrude Carel,
"Jobless Workers" Thelma Piper. ION
the Road to Peace" Lois Olson, I'm
migration" Emma Beale, Our Women
Workers" Ralph Noble. Education
for all the People"
Joe Miles called a meeting Tuesday
for all the boys interested in baseball
and track. From the number who at
tended the meeting it seems that a
lively interest will be taken in those
sports pretty soon.
The basket ball season closed on
March I. Owing to the flu the season
closed with out the leading towns
playing off the championship of the
county. Oroville this year had a.splen-
did team. the best she has had for
several years. The team played six
games last season. winning five out
of the six. She had something of an
alibi for the game she lost however,
as she played a game the day before
and was under several other handi-
caps. The following is synopsis OF
the seasons work: Oroville defeated
Nelson at Oroville 40 to II. Oroville
defeated Tonasket at Tonasket 40 to
IS. Oroville won from Omak at Orc
vile 40 to 49, Oroville lost to Okla
hogan at Okanogan 10 to 20. Oroville
won from Nelson at Nelson 81 to 49,
Oroville won the last game of the
season with Tonasket at Oroville "a
to 20. Total points for Orovilie 233
against 1906 for the other opponents.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-30
RIVALS OF KU KLUX
START TEXAS FIGHT:
ONE DEAD, ONE DYING

Henrietta, Okla, oct 80. Reece
Adkins, of Dewar, Okla, was shot to
death and Thomas Bogus, Spclter
city constable, was probably fatally
wounded at Spelter city near here
last night when "A band of masked
men, of which Adkins was a member
called Bogus from a motion picture
theatre and attempted to kdnap
him IN waiting motor car Another
man unidentified Is known 10 have
been shot in the leg
LOCUS drew a pistol and began FIR.
ing when the party attempted To en-
tiCe him into the motor car police
said They reported he admitted
killing Adkins, Bogus is near death
at local hospital Other members
of the masked party may have been
wounded according to Constable Geo.
Davis, who emptied his pistol after
the machine ~ when they dove
away
Local police say the members OF
the band wore blue Jumpers and
masks Of dark blue material. They
We're said to bee members of a newly
alleged organization secretary society
known as the tru blue. \ cotton rope
was found at the place whore theil
car stood in front of the theatre.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-30
.PLUMGERS WIN GAME
CIV A FORFEITURE

The ottawa Plungers won their
first battle of the season sunday
when Marseiles Tigers forfeited to
them their scheduled game by a 10
count. Reason given for the forfeit
ure by Marseilles is that several of
their men had quit without notice and
for fear of Gripping the rest OF them
the game was forfeited
Marseilles giving them the game
without a fight came as a great dis
appointment to Coach Hathaway and
his warriors who were already to show
the fans OF Ottawa what they could
do and would do. Although the game
was not arranged until saturday al
ternoon a goodly crowd of Ottawa
rooters were on hand 10 follow the 10.
Gals to the paper city.
The Plungers have not secured a
game for next Sunday but negotia'
tions with several good teams are
under way and the fans will have a
chance to see the locals in action
next Sunday