davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-01
VACCINE RUNNING SHORT.

The Gazette has received the follow
ing letter from G. E. Mitchell, acting
forest supervisor which will be of in
terest to stock men:
THE local forest office has been
notified by the State College at Pull
man that when their present supply
of some two thousand doses of black
leg vaccine is exhausted no more will
be available for free distribution.
No provision was made In the last
appropriation by congress for the Bu-
reau of Animal Industry to manufac-
ture the vaccine and hereafter the
commodity will have to be purchased
from commercial manufacturers.
The local office would suggest tlat
those in need of vaccine this fall write
direct to E. E. Wagner, Dean. College
of Veterinarn Science. Pullman, Wash
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-01
YOUNG MAN MAKING GOOD.

Charles Powell, Jr., is an Oroville
boy who mas come to the front in the
big city of Seattle. For years Mr..
Powell clerked in his fathers store
in Oroville. At last, a few years ago
he cut loose and went to Seattle where
he secured employment with the Stan
dard Oil company. He had had some
experienced in Oroville caring for
service station at the store, and hence
did not start in as a novice. BY close
application, courteous treatment OF
the consuming public Mr.. Powells
value as an attachee Of the great oil
company was noticed and it gained
for him steady promotion. Recently
Seattle was divided up into three dis
tricts. for the handling Of Standard
Oil products, with three men at the
head of each district. Mr.. Powell is the
second Of the three managers in one
of the districts and stands In line for
early promotion to the head Of the dis
trict in which he serves. 1t Is always
a pleasure to note where an Oroville
boy goes out In the world and makes
good
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-01
JOINED WENATCHEE ELKS.


number of Oroville people went
down to Wenatcnee Monday morning
Tor. the purpose OF taking part in the
dedication OF the new Elk's hall in
that city. DR.. Elmer, who wears the
antlers, accompanied by his wife, rep
resented the Oroville Elks and four
candidates who were taken into the
Wenatchee herd was OF the party.
These candidates were l.. Elsie, John
jacob, Geo. Bartell and c. Schass-
berger. or course the visitors from tle
north end of the great apple district
OF north central Washington had a
glorious time, and especially the can
didates who came back full fledged
members of the great secret organiza-
ton.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-01
APPLE INSPECTION RULES.

Inc Following article upon apple
inspection and grading which is to be
discussed and decided at a confer
ence OF growers to be held in Spokane
this month Is Of so mucn importance
to the orchardists of this locality that
We take 1t from the Okanogan Inde-
pendent and give 1t space in the Ca
zette:
The three delegates elected to rep
recent the district between Malott and
Oroville at the grading rules confer
ence which will be held during the
middle of December at Spokane were
instructed to work for the same grad
Ing rules that nave been in effect this
year, only they are to try and make
the rules more explicit. This was de-
cided at meeting Of the apple grow
ers from the district, which was held
in Omak Wednesday evening.
The delegates selected to represent
the district are V. r. Oswalt of Okla
nogan; E. L. Nichols Of Omak and M.
c. Seeley of Tonasket. Three alter
mates were also chosen. They were
George Stewart of Okanogan, w. H.
Dickson of Omak and w. L. Clark of
Oroville.
The opinion expressed at the meet
ing was that q fuller wording of tle
rules would aid in the Interpretation.
1t was felt that the inspectors were
over-strict in some districts, which
which penalized those regions.
Pateros and Spokane are going to
work for a two grade pack, but the
delegates from this district were in
structed to fight any attempt to
change the present rules. The Pateros
and Spokane districts would eliminate
from the C grade the badly misshapen
apples and those which lack color.
This would mean about A per cent
Of the grade, r. c. Nielsen. hOrticul-
tural inspector. told the growers.
A special grade made up of hail
extras" and hail fancies" will be pro-
posed by the local delegates, who were
urged to formulate the rules for these
grades before they 60 to Wenatchee,
where district meeting will be held
during the early part of December.
At the meeting in Wenatchee three
preliminary delegates will be chosen
to go to Spokane ahead Of the rest Of
the delegates to determine what point
should be brought before the grading
conference as a whole. The meeting
at Wenatchee Is also for the purpose
Of formulating rules for which the
North Central Washington district will
fight.
Photographs will be taken Of apples
in Spokane showing the various de-
fects which bar the apples from the
various grades. An attempt will be
made to have color plate made OF
the standard apple for each grade in
each variety, Mr.. Nielsen said.
While many of the growers who
spoke at the meeting took the oppor-
tunity OF telling the inspectors they
nad been too strict in their inspection
each grower stated that personally he
had nothing to complain about con-
cerning the type of inspection his ap-
pies had been given this year.
Every man who is placed on the
federal inspection force next year
will have to pas civil service exam
ination, Mr.. Nielsen said.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-01

Attorney ]. M. Adams spent severla
days at Olympia last week as legal
representative Of the Whitestone Flat
irrigation project. He Strengthened out
certain legal tangles and orders were
issued to commence work at once up
on construction.
Football season is over and basket
ball will be the next school athletics
to stir up excitement among the con-
tending scholars of the county. With
the material on hand Oroville should
be able to organize a pretty nifty
basket ball team this year.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-01
MERELY A HOLIDAY REMINDER.

As has been the annual custom OF
this office for time running back be-
yond the memory of mau We are send
ing out heavy sheaf Of billetdoux to
kindly expectant subscribers during
early December so that subscription
accounts can be settled by the close
of the year IL the subscriber is in a
position to do SO and in the humor to
come across. Each reminder repre-
sents only small amount due, but in
the aggregate the sums run we'll up
into figures. A cheerful and prompt
response will materially aid in keep
ing the wheels going round in this
shop.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-01
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

In past years a number Of residents
have used the Christmas card as a
Christmas remembrance for friends
This office has made arrangements
again this year to secure engraved
cards for those who wish to order
the same. We have number of SAM
pies from which selections can be
made. Time is short and those who
contemplate sending out Christmas
cards this year must order at once
to insure delivery.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-01

Farmers down from the mountains
west of town report that the fog has
ben so dense for week that one
could not see fifty feet in any direc-
ton. Moreover, while there has been
no snow fall the ground is covered
with frost to the depth Of several In
ches. This imitation of snow Is caus-
ed by the freezing and precipitation Of
the fog.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-01
10 TICKETS
IN The FIELD
|,h.us' and Peoples Tickets From
nh 10 Chose Candidates at the
AVN Election Next Tuesday.

i reaponse to a call for a public
swua large and representative gatl.
~ Of citizens met in the Civic
l~ne building Monday evening fol
4 purpose of putting a ticket in the
~ 10 be voted upon at the town
lxtion to be held next Tuesday. The
mcesdings passed off smoothly, and
~ evident that those present were
b we'll satisfied with the town gov
mment as already organized that
aee was no contests whatsoever.
VA CRUDE was called to the chair
ua vern Sexson was elected secre-
"A ~. Mr.. CRUDE In few words stated
y he object of the meeting announcing
i bat candidates for mayor, treasurer,
a NO councilmen for two years and one
n uuncilman for one year were to be
\ animated.
a With few we'll chosen remarks
A Chas. Powell placed the name Of w.
Frank in nomination for mayor to
meceed himself. There being no other
pminations offered ON motion the
Ncretary was instructed to cast the
hil0t Of the meeting for Mr.. Frank,
vlo was declared duly nominated.
Jas. Frasier was placed in nomina-
tion for treasurer and his nomination
Vas made unanimous.
]. p, Frees and E. B. Gay were
pnced in nomination for the two year
I'm as councilmen and John Wehe
~ the one year term. Again, as there
vere no other nominations the gentle
- named were endorsed by the eau
- unanimously.
On motion the name Citizens Tick
& was adopted.
AS was to be expected a second tick
mas been named for officers to be
'ted upon at the municipal election
be held next Tuesday. This ticket
made up Of active, sterling young
en-, and while 1t is named the "Peo-
es Ticket" 1t could just as we'll be
med the Young Mems Ticket"
'cording to the minutes of the meet
3 handed in by the secretary the
seting was held Wednesday morn
3, November 29. A. e. Schultz was
med chairman and T. e. Collier
osen as secretary. The following
ndidates were placed in nomination
d chosen unanimously. Mayor, J. E.
les; councilmen for two years,
ank Schultz and Ray Harding;
sncilman for one year, ]. H. Sexson
d James Frasier for treasurer.
It is rumored that still another
ket is to be named. The two sets
candidates before the voters are
rthy gentlemen, all having the best
erests Of the town at heart, and no
ltter how the cat jumps Oroville
Il have an able administration dur
! the next two yiers.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-01

The members of the high school do
nestle science class were out this
week selling cooked food for Thanks
giving and took large number OF or
ders for pies and cakes.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-01

,een engaged
IN several of
Okanogan
rs. and now
was in town
r. Umschied
rings coulee
lid not find
he hung up
r good and
the thread.
Shing busi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
MADELINE MLADfCL

Pred st6drym dnem ukradl
19-lety Herman Sharp 22le-
tv Josef Adams pred budovou
hlavni posty 2 automobile no
We imenovaneho fiditele NEST
skVch praci J. F. Malina ne
ktere balicky s vanocni nadil-
kou Oba polapil jeste tyz den
detektiv n. Brown a oba W.
tesnfci iiz a, prosince puto-
vali m 80 dnf do warrenville-
ska robotarnv. Sharp ale u
tef| 2 polni prace. jiz 81. pro-
since . Adams "a podobnvck O.
kolnosti Sc odporoucel Q. led
ma.
Podjvnou nahodou spatfil v
non leli odpoledne detektiv
Rrown oba tvto mu zname pta-
ckv opstne pred postou a pra'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
VYROCNf SLAVNOST VEL
KORADU {. S. p. S.

Obvykla kazdorocnf akade
ME Velkoradu c. S. P. S. uspo
fadana bnde tentokrate zitfej
siho nedalniho odpoledne &c
sko-Americk6 SIM na Quincy
Ave. 'AelN
V programu krone jaksi o
ficielnich reel tlfednlkn Velko
fadu zafazen Jest znacny po
Get cisel hudebnich, zpevnlch
deklamacnfch tanecnlch kro
me jedne vesele aktovky. Po
rad Jest velice obsahly, tax Ht
milovnfci zabav tohoto druhl
pine budou uspokojeni.
Po vyterpanf odpolednih:
programu. 1snofadan bude We
Ger pro m1ashs4 "a po pfipade
tv stars, taneGni zabava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
PREDVfDA ROZMACH GU.
MARSKEHO PRUMYSLU.

V fady optimistickych pro-
rokl vstupuje .tez CIR. W.. c.
Geer, vice-president The B. F..
Goodrich Rubber Co., ienz wee
ra vyprav6l clenstvu The Gle
veland Chemical Society V ho-
tell Winton, re vzdor dnesni-
mu poklesn V Akron stane sc
gumarskv prumysl jednim 2
neivetsich na celen svete.
Pomery V Akron sc die zprav
ioho oGividn6 lepsi. Mezi il
nym pravil, Ze pfirodni zdroie
gumy brazilske zahy budou
zastinenv p6stovanymi gumov-
Milky ma MalaJskych ostrovech.
Singapore stava Sc hlavnlm
skladistem, Londvn financnim
centrem, ale Akron ustredin
gumarskeho prumyslu, jehoS
moderni vvvoj tomto ohio
Iskem meste jest primo bachor.
koyV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
LAMB POzADUJE VRACE-
Nj PLYNOVYCH PREPLAT-
KU KONSUMENTU.

NastskV pravni fiditel Paul
Lamb vcera prohlasil, ze bude
ln6sto zastupovati V dnesni
plvnove situaci Il neivyssiho
soudl V Columbus. Pravnlci
The East Ohio Gas Co. pax 20
tvrdili Imvsl plvnarnv pozada-
ii neivyssf soud. abv stredecni
vVnos zdeisiho apelaGniho SOU
dn nodroben bvl revisi.
Plvnarna vsak hodla Sc od-
volati ien prot sondnFmn na-
Ifzeni, ze by nem6la prava ode
priti mestu Clevelandu dalsi
dodavanf plynu, aniz bv poru-
sen byl tax zvany Millernv
akt.
Lamb Sc vcera dostavil pred
anelacni soud a zadal. abv no.
w soudem naTizenv cennlk
nlvnl Cd 10c do S1.0O "a 1000
krvchlovpch stop uveden bvl Y
ichod sonGasn6. abv soud ma
fidil. abv The Union Trust Go.
vvplatila pferlacen6 ncty "a
plvn vspm ndbaratelim.
x prvnI aadosti odpovedel
snpd. ze cennik plati vlastne
liz Cd vcereiska ale 0 vraceni
pen67 rozhodnuto bude az v
nond6li 20 dodatecnem vysle-
chu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
"DOIMY Z CESKOSLO-
VENSKA."
Prednaska pravnika Harry
Payera " kostele ma Wood
land a vych. A6. ul.

Druha pfednaska, cele seric,
kterou mi byti sirsi americka
vereinost obeznamena 0 nasi
osvobozene vlasti, konana bu-
de Y The Woodland Presbyte-
rianskem kostele ma Woodland
ave. a vych. 46. ul. Ultra v ne.
del pill osme vecer
Jako fecnik bvl ziskan je-
den 2 neilepsich zdejSich prav
nlkG, p. Harry Payer, sam ce-
skeho puvodu, ktery navstivil
nedavno vlast svvch rodicii 2
kter6 81 pfinesl dojmv velice
dobre. Byl nadsen zeimena
sokolskym sletem a hodla ri.
ira vse v zaiimav6 forme w
pravovati s doprovodem celf
serie svetelnych obrazG. The.
ma reel nazval "Doimv Y Ce-
skoslovenske republikv" a me-
ii cast popisnou zaradi pnr.
tretopisv pfednich naSi"h poll.
tiki, niniz IA navStevy Sc o
scbne setkal. '.8
Prednaska urcena lest are
V prve fada pro spoluobcanv a.
mericke. ale nebnde iiste be-
zaiimavosti pro kraiany. jim;
navstevu co neivfeleii odporu
fuieme iako vyraz dikn "a o
betavost ochotu p. fecnika
Nedelni schulz predsedat
bude sam pastor ]. 3. Hayden
upfimny pfitel naseho naroda
Program rozsiren bnde o u
kazky cesk6 hubby. Vstup j
volnym a kazdy bez rozdill
Jest srdefn6 IVAN k llcasti. +,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
PROTI POLTTICKEMU
KOMANDU.
Move republikanske lsluby
oposiGni.
V Columbus bylo dnes poda.

V Columbus bylo dnes poda-
no dev6t zadosti inkorporo-
vanf tolik6z novpch republican
slsvch klubn v ruznych zdei-
sich wardach. Rozmnozeni to-
TO ma "a l1Gel omeziti moe NJ.
Maschka, m6stskeho republi-
kanskeho vddce. iena vladl tou
to politickou stranou skorem
20 dobu Is rokn.
Slava politickeho generala
utrp6la neiv6tsf trhliny, kdyz
celia fada ieho stoupencn muse
la opustiti tuGna mista V rad
nici, ktera Jim byla zaopatfe-
ma iedine jeho vlivem. Pad
mavora Fitzgeralda, ienz Sc
t6Sil podpofe ochrane Masch-
ka, strhne sebou patrn6 slavu
prestiz posledniho.
Sklon k odstepeni, jemuz sc
hlasila znacna cast republika-
MI. hlasujlcich "a poslednich
listopadovVch voleb pro byva-
l6ho radniho J. r. Hinchliffa
ma trad mayora proti kandi-
datu strany Fitzgeraldovi, nj.
kterak nevvmizel, ale posiler
neshodou Maschka republi-
kanskou frakci guvernera Da-
wise, rozmnozuje fady opposite
niku. Obe skupiny pax jsou
slime Zastoupeny dnesnim w.
konn6m okresnim vyboru celt
stranv.
Trinacta warda bude nit
take novy republikansky klu}
mezi jeho zakladately cteme
jm6na Frank Votypka, f. Re
Iicha, John Neckaf a Tony Ne
ckar.
Zadosti o inkorporace novycf
klubu zadal pravnik A. l.. Ri
shop, jenz sam vcera prohlasil
ze move organisace jsou pocat
KEN vystavby oposice, kter;
hodla IA pristich srpnovycl
predvoleb postaviti samostatn,
kandidaty "a republikansky Il
stredni okresnl vybor, kter,
bvl az dosud Maschkem kon
trolovan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
AUTOMOBH.Nf VYSTAVA.

We Wigmore coliseum. vych
13. ul. severne cd Euclid ave.
byla dnes zahajena Cleveland
ska Automobilni Vystava, je-
jimz hlavnim 1celem jest po-
zVednouti obchod automobile
vymi vozidlv a tax pomoci ma
nohy tomuto, posledni do
be pon6kud pokleslemu pru-
mvslu. Aspon 81 poradatele V
tonto smGru slibuji velke uspe-
chv.
Cleveland jest stfediskem
vyroby nekterych automobile
vvch soucastek a pfevysuie V
cboru tom i Detroit a pokud sc
tVce vtroby aut uplnych jest
ma miste druhem, hned "a ime
novanym mestem.
Vystava otevfena byla po
! ledne Il zaujfma til patra ;
hned pfi zahajeni bylo VISTA
veno celkem 63 typu nejmo
dern6isich stroll. Podnik ies
projektovan the Cleveland Au
tomobile Manufacturers &
Dealers Association a Jest ote
vfen denne cd 10. hod. ram
do II. hod. vecerni.
Stfeda bude venovana au
tomobilovemu zarizeni a w
praveni a podobne donna pre-
gram iisteho zpestreni kazdc
| denne Ia spoluucinkovani ii
orchestra, jejich fiditelem jes
4 Louis Rich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
MOVE ZAVEDENf, VECERNI
ROZVODNf SOUDY.

Patrne proto, ze nekteri
manzele mali velice ma speech.
ably Sc z razoveho iha st'astne-
.ho manzelstvi co nejdrive Wy
prostili, zridil okresni soudce
Frederick p. Walther tez roz-
ivodni mlejn nocns, ktery zaha-
.jen byl vcera. Celkem Jest
podano 50 rozvodnich zalob a
move zafizeni ma navalu tomu
odpomoci. Predbezne vysle-
chy nocniho soudu konaji SC
cd 5. do 9. hodin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21

a jal Sc pronasledovati prcha-
.jici jinochy. Tito vsak odho-
dill ukradene v6ci a IA yeas
zmizeh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
ZAPOMNELA SVOJE
JME.NO.

V obchode fy. Halle Bros
Co. stala &c Vcera odpoledne
napadnou as 30leta zena, patr-
ne cizinka, velice sympathetic
no vzhledu. Zfizenci zavoda
shledali. re jest churavou a
postarali Sc ieii dopraven.
do mestske nemocnice, kde by
10 shledano, re neboha ztrati-
la pam6t a re neni to udati
ami svole jmeno. Take nebylc
Il NJ niceho nalezeno. co mohlo
pi'ispeti k ieiima zjisteni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
SEZNAM ZARAVENE KO.
RALkY Sc ZTRATH.

Ma zadost statniho auditora
J. T. Tracyho zapocal okresni
zalobce f. G. Stanton vysetfo-
vati rekcrdy smirciho soudce
7dejSiho okresu. Stanton wy
zadal 81 znova vypis vsech pro-
hibicnich prohlidek Ia posled-
nich 'nekolik mesicG vykona-
nych na rozkaz smirciho soud-
&c a praci tor bvli vGera "a
mestnani policeini~ kapitani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21

We v okamziku, kdyz z auta u
kradli tri balicky, patriot fir
me J. KRISTEN Co., 1920 zap.
g.. I'll. Brown vskocil do auta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
BlLA MYsKA.

lest nazev pGkne veselohry
kterou Ultra sehraie Pew. a
Dram. sbor Ant. Dvofak V 0.
sadn; slni P. Marie Lourdske
Hra Jest pravvm kabinetnin
konekem q ,iiste pfivabi znat.
ne divakil take liz proto, ze 4.
fastnikdm kyne po divadle
tancGek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
VEZENkY MAIL BYTI
4 WARRENSVILLE
ODSTRANENY.

Riditel mestske dobrocinno-
sti Raplh Perkins ohllzi Sc pc
vhodnych mistnostech, kde by
mohl umistiti zenske vezne 4
warrenvillske kaznice, jeliko5
jest tato pfeplnena stravniky
silneJsEho pohlavi. Vcera by.
10 vysetrovano, zda by Sc ire.
stanky nedalv umistiti V nekte-
rvch detencnich domech Y me
ste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
''gvET'''

Die vypovedi okresnfho "a
lobce bylo tomuto, kdvz zadal
n6ktere rekoray, smircim scud
cem oznameno, ze Sc nelstere
stranky zarisa ztratily sprlr
Sc seznamem. kolik beden Ii
hovych hapoid Sc zabavilo.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-26

Z" Have you anything to eat?' he asked
Uncle Wiggily.
"Wen, - slowly answered the bunny
gentleman, 81 have an apple pie, y
and he booked at what was wrapped in
the birch bark napkin. . But Nurse
Jane is sending it to Uncle Butter, the
goat, and--'
ooh, | wouldn t for the world dream
Of taking Uncle Butter S pie!'' whist
led the jolly Quail. But if you could
spare me a few of the crumbs | would
be thankful
"Surely you may have the crumbs
Uncle Butter won t want them,' an
sw cred Mr.. Longears. He opened the
birch bark napkin and shook out ON
the ground some of the pic crumbs.
"Oh, how good they are!' whistled
the Quail, as he picked them up "Now
! am not hungry any more. | hope |
may do you q favor some day, Uncle
Wiggilv!' he called as he flew away
singing, "Bob, Bob Whitel
Uncle Wiggily hoped on 10 Uncle
Butter S house and the goat gentleman
| was very glad to get Nurse Jane s
apple pie. And when Uncle Wiggily
was on his way home the Fox. and
| Wolf, meeting in the woods talked over
how they might catch the bunny.
81 have plan growled the Wolf
"The Black Grow is n friend of ours
He will help us. Wen get the Crow
to hide in the woods and go 'Haw.
| Haw! Haw!' which sounds like laugh
ing
"What good will that doe" asked
| the Fox.
"Why, Uncle Wiggily will hear the
| Grow laughing" answered the Wolf
''He II walk along to see where it
comes from, and the Crow will fry
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-26
One Minute Essay

Though generally appearing blue in
clear weather, the ocean varies in other
"oldrs rs well. In stormy weather it
looks green or even black. The blue of
the sea is not as is generally supposed
due to reflection from tho sky, but to
salt in the water. That is why the
Mediterranean, which is very salty ap-
pears exceedingly blue. The North sea
Is green partly because of it's clearuess
aud partly because of its sandy bottom
The Red sea gets its name from tiny
wc cd-likc growth, dun red in color,
which seems TO cover its surface. The
yellow sea Of China was once supposed
to be so named because of its mud, but
its color is derived from n multitude Of
minute living organisms. In the Bay
of Loango the water is blood red due
TO reflection Of red bottom soil. Some
times ,certaip parts of sea or ocean as
sumo ~ iFky hue. This phenojpcnop
is caused by COUNTLESS animGIacules
known "A "whale's food" "Mill1
sea, when the wstcr looks snow
white, is due to vast numbers of small
white organisms which for some I'M
known reason rise TO the Surface from
great depths where they usually live.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-26

ahead of him, leading him on, and we IL
catch him.
"Good!' cried the Fox, but ! think
it was bad. But the two plotting
chaps got the Black Grow to help
them. Soon, as Uncle Wiggily was COM
ing through the woods the Grow, hid
den in a tree, began to call "Haw!
lIaw! Caw!' 1t sounded like hoarse
laughter.
81 must see who is laughing at me,'
said Uncle Wiggily, just as the Fox and
W off thought he would do. The Crow
flew on, aw-hawing and caw-cawing,
and Uncle Wiggily followed. The Crow
was leading the bunny toward the Fox
and Wolf hidden in the bushes when,
all of "A sudden a whistling voice cried
Bob! Bob Whtel'
''That ism t my name!' quickly an
swered the Crow. 81 am Black Jack
Black. Don't you dare call me
White
White! Whitel Bob White," came
| the whistle again, and this made the
Grow so angry that he flew down to
find out who was calling him names,
and there he saw the Quail
Run, Uncle Wiggily! Run cried
the Quail. "This Grow is only trying
to lead you to the Fox and Wolf. That
is why L called him Bob White-to
make him angry, as his name is Black!''
"Oh, thank you!' laughed the bum
ny and away he ran with his pink nose.
! SO the plan of the Fox and Wolf didn t
| work because of Bob White jolly
whistle.
And if the rubber ball doesn t bounce
On the head of the cabbage and try to
| spread ice cream salad on the face of
| the clock II tell you next about Uncle
Wiggily and the fire bird