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PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JULY 80, 1922
ARRIVED.

Str Baltic tBr). Liverpool July % and
Queenstown 23d,. to the White star Line.
passengers. mails and mdsc. WIN so to pier
CO. North River. Monday morning.
Str Laconia (Br), Liverpool July 20 and
Co, Ltd. with so first. 277 second cabin
and 1872 third class passengers, malls and
mdse. Went to pier 81, North River.
ton Sf and cei cherbours 2ist. 70 the Red Star
Line. with 80 first. 1889 second and 49, third
class passengers and mdse. Will go to pier
go, North River. Monday morning.
Str Niagara CF'r), Bordeaux July 20. to the
Compagnie Generate Transatiantique. with
Al cabin and third class passengers and
Str coilamer, 81 Nazaire July is and Bor-
deaux 10Th. to the Cosmopolitan Shipping co.
with mdse. Went to pier 2. Hoooksn Oxen, sar-
Str Cornish City cBr,. Hamburg July 1?s.
to the United States Navisation Co, In bal
Str Ausabie. Hernosand June IS. Shields
goth. Plymouth July ?. sydney. cB. 18th.
eisn M Ira transport % ana Msrcantiis Corporation.
with mdse. Went 70 s.fs -. North River.
Str City OF Freeport, sirseus July ?. 70
McAllister Bros, IN ballast. Anchored off
Str Mineoia. Paita June %. Huancho July
8. Guayaquii 12th. Ermeralds 18th. Buena :
sn ne a hs 70
York Dock Co.'S pier %. Brooklyn.
Str Toloa (Br), Cristobal July 10, Port
Limon 23d and Havana 27th. 10 the United
Fruit Co, with 1iS passengers, nails and
mdse. Went TO pier 10. East River.
Str Cayo Mambl. Ponce July ~, Mayaguez
22d, Aguadilla 23d. Arecibo oath and San
Juan 18th, TO the Atlantic Fruit Co. with
0 PASSENGERS and mdse. Went to pier Z.
East River.
Str Niels n Finsen DAM, Tunas de zaza
July %. to the New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co, with sugar. Anchored off
Liberty.
Str camaguey. cardcnas July 20 and Nue.
| vitas 25th, to the New York and Cuba Mall
Steamship Co. with sugar. Anchored off
| Liberty.
str Munwood. cardonas July % and Ma.
tanzas 26th. to the Munson Steamship Line.
| with sugar. Anchored off Liberty.
Str Lisbeth tGor). Matanzas July % and
| Caibarien 25th, to tho Munson Steamship
Line, with sugar. Anchored off Liberty.
| Str Bryssel (Dan). Niquero July 22, 10 the
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co
with sugar. Anchored off Liberty.
str Maracaibo. Curacao July 20 and Maya
ruez 25th. to tho Red d Line. with passcn-
gers, malls and mdse. VIII go to pier IL.
Brooklyn, Monday morning
Str Huron. Turks Island. &c. 70 the Clyde
San Domingo Line. with passengers. mails
Str ri islco. New Orleans July "a. TO the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdsc. Went 10
pier 81. North River.
Str John u Rockefeller. Baton Rouge, TO
Robert l. Hague. with mdse.
Str Lenape. Jacksonville July ~ and
Charleston 2sth. TO the Clyde steamship Co,
with passengers and mdsc. Went 10 pier 80,
Str city OF St Louis. Savannah July 27. 10
the Ocean Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse. Went TO pier 3b. North River
Str caledonier (Bels)s Norfolk. TO the
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400 PASS THE NIGHT
ON STEAMER ON ROOFS
Sc. Laurence Excursion Boat
Can't Land Until To-day.

MONTREAL, July 30.--Four hundred
passengers were forced to pass the night
on the excursion steamer Rapids Prince
when she went on the rocks below La
chine Rapids tonight.
A broken rudder chain Ia believed to
have been the cause OF the accident. 1t
was at first planned to land the pas
sengers on Heron Island. but this scheme
was later abandoned, and the passengers
informed that they would not be able to
land until tomorrow. It Is reported that
the ship Is well provisioned.
Three hundred and twenty-seven pas
senRers who were on the Rapids King.
a sister ship, one year ago this month
found themselves in similar plightwhen
the boat went on the rocks below Long
Sault Rapids. After passing the night
on the steamer they were removed in a
lifeboat drawn by cable and windlass.
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE MONDAY, JULY 81.

Steamer From. Agents.
American, San Francisco Sth!. United Am
Bridgeton. Kingston 25th. .:.:..; Clyde Line
Atlantic Fruit
Eastern Coast. Grangcmouth 4th.
Ell sIrio. New orleans 2esn. Southern Pac
III Sol. Galveston 25th. Southern ,,a,at Pac
Fort ST George. Bermuda 9th.Furness-Withy
Isabella; Porto Rico 40 2sd.; .;,.,;;;...HH ,,;;, narrs
Koyo Maru. San Francisco 27th,
Lukscfjen. Turks Island 2Sth..
Manchionear Kingston 2eth. =. United Fruit
Monterey, Havana 26th. Ward Line
Montgomery City, Colon 20th. lsthmian 80 20
Ponce, San Juan 26th. N
President Arthur. Bremen 10th. u Lines
Rlhgborg, Gibralta. ;4th; Ocean Carriers Z y
s:avanserf1ora. % IdI cRristiania @ aist Norwegian
Wheeling Mold. Newcastle 1sth;,
willhilo. Cristobai 4th. Williams ss Co
DUE TUESDAY. AUGUST 1.
Apache, jacksonville 10th. ...... Clyde Line
Constantinople. Constanza Sd. IN A Gaianos
Eastern Tempest. Ardrossan 18th.
Moore 4 Mccormack
Edgar Luckcnbach. Cristobal 27th.
Luckenbach SIS Co
Editor. Dunkirk 18th. ....... Cosmopolitan
Hatarana, London 10Th. .........R L Hague
Londonier. Antwerp 10th Royal Lloyd Beige
Manchuria, Hamburg 22d.... American Line
Munamar, Nuevtas 2Sth.. -. .Munson Line
Orizaba, Havana Goth. Ward Line
Oscar III, Christiania 21st. ...... Scand Am
President Garfield. London 22d. ~ 5 Lines
Runa. Baracoa 9th. Atlantic Fruit
San Michele. Marseilies 10th. .Fabre Line
DUE WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ..
yowden. Kingston asth.. United Fruit
Canada. Fnyai oath ...... Fabre Line
City Of Atlanta, Savannah 30th.. Ocean BS Co
Dunstan, Barbados 25th. 80. Booth IS Co
Ell Alba, Galveston 2Tth. Southern Pacific
Fredensborg, Lisbon nth. .Funch. Edye a Co
Pipestone County. Dunklrk 21st,
West Greyiock. Cristobai 2ist. Barber ss Co
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The photographic office under the
Navy Department Is established to aid
mariners. II publishes nautical charts,
books. tables and periodicals. 1t broad
casts by radio all usstnt Information In
volving danger 10 vessels. Its branch
offices have the latest photographic In
formation OF all parts Of the world and
are prepared 10 sSrve rnarinars in many
ways. Marinerg are invited to call at
the branch offi.es between the hours of
and 4:30, where they Will be cordially
welcomed. All mariners are requested to
forward promptly 20 the nearest branch
office all photographic information. Tho
Branch Photographic Office. New York.
Is situated at 1880 Broad st.
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OLYMPICvS REPAIRS
COST ONLY ONE TRIP
Will Sail From Southampton
for NetO York August %.

The White Star liner Olympic. do
last week at Southampton, will not be
out OF service SO long as originally ex-
pected because OF fractured stern post.
The line announced yesterday that she
will lose only ono round trip instead Of
two and will sail from Southampton for
this port on August %. She IL booked
to capacity for that date, chiefly by
returning Americans. She will sail
hence, as scheduled, on September 2.
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Wind. of III. Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf-Gentle to moderate. variable
winds: weather partly overcast Monday.
West Gu1f-Moderate southeast and south
winds: weather generally fair Monday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh northeast winds; weather
partly overcast; probably local rains Mon
day.
North OF Sandy Hook-Moderats to fresh
southwest winds; fair weather Monday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--Moderate south
and southwest winds; weather generally
fair Monday.
Hatteras 10 Florida Straits-Moderate
south and southwest winds; weather partly
overcast Monday.
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Dangers to Navigation.
TReported to tho Hydrographlc Office. ]

IReported to the Photographic Office.J
July II. lat Al "a, Ion 90 55. wreckage
drifting southward--U 8 Coast Guard cutter
Acushnet. (3owsprit projecting feet out
of water previously reported In lat Al "a 38,
Ion SO %, on July 27.)
July 81. lat 40 %. lon 73 SO. passed a
large piece Of partly submerged wreckage--
Str West Inskip.
July 2s. lat 40 0s. Ion 73 90, saw two
marker buoys apparently attached to e sub
merged object-U Eagle 80.
July 10. lat 2S so. Ion so SO. passed a
black can buoy-Str Edith.
June 27, lat AZ 40. Ion A Is. passed a
large piece of wreckage, about 80 feet long
and z feet wide covered with marine growth
apparently part OF wooden deckhouse-Str
Olen.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy Telegraph.

ABERDEEN. Wash, July 29--Arrived. bark
Charles + Crocker. Honolulu.
BOSTON. Mass. July so-Arrived. strs Cal
win Austin, New York; Eocene, Bangor
(called for barge Socony No ss) ii +
Dmock Now York: Julia Luckenbach, Sc
attic: Linnel (Br), Bucnos Aires, Monte
video and Bahia: Prince George (Br), Yar-
mouth. Ms; Seneca (Br). Pctou. MS; Thor
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BLAKE LANDS in LAHORE.

LAHORE, India, July 30.----AIajor w. r.
Blake, British aviator. who left England
on May "a on an attempted around the
world flight, arrived here yesterday from
Quetta, Beluchistan. The next stage OF
the Journey is across China to Japan
and thence to Alaska. following the line
dpf the Aleutian archipelago.
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(yL:IIT7l,1 NOTICE.

As the largest exterminators in the country
we are equipped with the most modern facili-
ties and methods TO exterminate Rats and all
vermin. We offer a service that Is depend
able and prices that are the lowest. Ships
made absolutely vermin-free In six hours
Night and Day Service. Free literature on
Request. GUARANTEE ExTERMfNATING
CO.. 500 9Th Ave. N. Y. Longacre s3g0-i-2-3.
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STUB SETS 100000 FIRE.

GRAND JUNCTION. Col, July 3O.-Fire
originating from a cigarette stub. de-
stroyed an entire block today in the
business district OF Grand Valley. an oil
town, forty-hve miles cast OF here. Loss.
100000.
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Bound East.

Schr Jesse L Leach, New York for East
port (passed 29th).
schr Daniel Getson. New fork for Ecum
Secum, Ms.
PND; Covington, light Cat PM): Lorraine
ID, with barge Cat . PN); r M Waterman.
with Cat 1880 PM) Liberty, with 2 (at
80 PM); Bulley, with 2 Cat 8 80 PM)
Frederick Keeier, with 10 Cat 7:20 PM)
Toiler, with Cat 1880 PM.
Sailed 30th. schrs Victory Chimes tI3r)
New York for Parrsboro. Ms; Edward r
Smith, do for st George. NIB.
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Lloyd Royal Beige. with md.e. Anchored

Lloyd Royal Beige. with mdse. Anchored
In Quarantine.
Str Hamilton, Norfolk to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co, with passengers and mdse.
Went to pier 81, North River.
Str Glen White. Norfolk. to Castner, Cur
ran & Bullitt, with coal.
Str Ellenore, Newport News. to A II Bull
& Co, with mdse. Anchored In Quarantine.
Str Robin Hood. Baltimore. to Norton,
Lilly Co, with ndse. Anchored In Quar-
antine.
Str Innoko, Phila delphia. to the Black Dia-
mond Steamship Co. with mdse. In transit.
Str Minnesotan Boston, to the United
American Lines. with mdse.
Illinois. Bermuda July 20. An
chored off 96th street. North River.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

mails
Halls
European America
Is 10
before the scheduled
areh Of
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
HAIL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3.
hit Saving Time.]

1Nght Saving Tfme.J
Munplace, Vera Cruz. o z R...... -
Samland. Danzig, 60 R......... -
West Nohno. Dakar. &c, % Bklyn. -
SAIL WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ,.
America. Naples, &c. 97 N r.. Noon
CariIlo, Santa Marta, &C, o N r.. II 100 AM
Ell Almirante. Galveston. 81 r.. Noon
Fort st George, Bermuda, 95 N n. II 90 AM
Calico, Hull, 7th st, Hoboken.. -
Paris. Havre. 81 N R...... Noon
President Polk London. 3 Hoboken 100 PM
Minnekahda, Hamburg, 5S N r.. 800 PM
Munwood. Matanzas, u R...... -
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Vessels SAIL on Da
SAIL MONDAY, JULY 81.
PARMA, st Thomas. &C. "a Bklyn.. 2:oo Pm
SAIL TUESDAY, AUGUST 1.
Aouitania, Southampton, "a N r.. Noon
ny I' " .e. ...'........ .' 400 PM
fsfaeElo st Hoboken.. oope.e 100 PM
vrnoLo Aptmaep Army
Lenape. Jacksonviile, rs N r.. Noon
Liberator, San Francisco, so N r. -
Matura, Trinidad, "a Bkiyn. $3.50. Noon
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DROPPING or FINE BALL,

NEW YORK. July 30-Thc time ball above
tho Navisation and Marine Engineering
School Of the Seamen's Church Institute, IS
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon
10th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
wich mean tims telephone Bowling Green
362c,
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. July 3o--Barometer at
noon. 2e.so inches; wind. sE: weather. dense
fog and raining; temperature. SO deg Fair,
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

%
A 0 ~.
ND--To
Palestine pnsa Persia
tIlrL
corscs
French
ess coGTo u 1 cis is % ae N
Tuns Turkey tConsnoe and Brusa
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Schr Lucy Evelyn. Little Bass River, Ms,
for New York. TO L N Godfrey. with lum-
ber.
schr Aitana M Jaeger. Providence for New
York
Tugs Alert, with barge Cat 1850 PHD
Energy, with Cat 4:30 PND: Z p Morse.
with (at 7:15 PND.
Motor barge Daniel NJ Monroe (Br). Wind
sor NS, for New York. TO J r King Co.
with plaster Cat 80 PM).
Motor barge Socony No Cat PMD.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
MONDAY, JULY 81.

MONDAY, JULY 81.
Eethonis and Finland Especially addressed
poet mails for Esthonia and Finland. str
EASTERN STAR. 80 PM.
TUESDAY, AUGUST I.
Canary Islands. Senegal and Sierra Leone
(other parts OF West Africa must be spe-
ciaily addressed) via Casablanca. Teneriffe.
Monrovia. seccondee. Cape Coast and Accra !:
1eneriffe. csdis and Liberia. str WEST
Europe Europe. Africa and West Asia tNorwas
must be specially addresscd) via Cherbours
aud Southampton; also parcel post mails for
AoU1TANIA. 8 AM (sup o:so AM y:
Norway. Sweden. Denmark and Finland
VIA Christiansand. Christiania and Copen-
hagen; also parcel post malls for Norway.
sweden and Denmark, str FREDERICK
xM speaiay SsS2 lE;sV AM n opy
for Poland. str sAMLAND, 8 AM.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST e.
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Plym-
outh and Havre; also parcel post mails for
France and the countries ramed IN note B
dad air maid. str PARIS. AM tsup $3.50
At Italy Il tparcel post malls and specially ad-
dressed GORE correspondence5 pond Via Via Naples. ctr
AMERICA, 8 AM.
Ireland via Queenstown (other countries
must be specially addressed) via Plymouth
and Cherbourg; also parcel post mails for
ireland, str PRESIDENT POLK. 0 AM (sup
10 80 AM y.
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Plym-
outh and Cherbourg; also parcel post mails
for Great Britain. Ireland, France and the
countries mentioned In notes A and below
via Plymouth and Cherbourg; also parcel
post mails for Germany, Austria. Czecho-
Slovakia, Hungary and Switzerland via
Hamburg, str MINNEKAHDA, NJ AM tsup
IL 80 Pm ~.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 3.
ireland via Queenstown (other countries
must be specially addressed) VIA Liverpool; ;
also parcel post mails for ireland, str La
COMA, 8 AM (sup 0 80 AM ~.
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rReported to the Hydroeraphic office ]

Light, Little Egg Inlet, New Jersey--On
July 2i Little Egg Inlet Light was moved
about 81 yards % deg 30 min, in approxi-
mately lat 30 20 09 N. Ion IA 1s 25 w, and
reestablished on the bearings: Story Island
smokestack, 2 deg Tucker Beach Light
house. SO deg 30 min; Tuckerton radio tower.
1876 deg.
Naval Radio Compass Station has
been established at Port Eads, South Paee,
Mississippi River entrance, In lat 20 43 N,
lon 80 90 30 w, and this station, call let
ters MIX. was placed in operation for un-
limited service on July 21.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER srEAMERs ARRIVE

CANOPIC (Br). at Liverpool 30th.
HOMER1C tBr), at Southampton 30th.
LAPLAND (Br), at Plymouth Goth.
PRESIDENT ADAMS. at London 3oth.
SCYTHIA (Br), at Liverpool 30th.
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dead weight, $50: built 1917 $13,50o. Nc
INTosH AGENCY. IL Broadway. Bowlins
Green 7657s
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.
MEGANTIC (Br). from Liverpool 10Th for
Montreal.
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The time given In the above table is East
ern standard time and r. furnished by the
United StateJ Coast and Gcodetic Survey
For daylight saving time add one hour.
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str NIEUw AMSTERDAM due Aug with
mails from France, Egypt. Greece. Italy.
Jlgo. .salvia. Poland, Portugal, Spain and
Switzerland. Steamer left Boulogne July 2S.
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FOR SALE OR cHARTER--Four large COW
cred lighters. Address NATIONAL LIGHT
ERAGB COMPANY. foot of Front st.. Long
Island City. N. v.
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Almanac for New York July 81.

Sun rises.... 30 Moon rises. 90 PM
Sun ccts. s........-7 IA Moon sets. II 4s Pm
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
MONDAY, JULY 81.

MONDAYs JULx JIs
st Thomas. st Croix. Saba, st Martins.
St Eustatius. St Kits. Nevis, Antique.
Montserrat. Guadeloupe, Dominica, Marti-
.iqre. st Lucia and Barbados Grenada. st
Vincent. Trinidad and Guiana must be spe-
c,ally addreesed3 via st Thomas. st Croix,
s: kits. Antigua. .GuadeIoupe. Dominica.
Martinique, St Lucia and Barbados, str
PARMA, IL AM (sup IL n -.
TUESDAY. AUGUST I.
e;renada. st Vincent. Trinidad. Ciudad
Bolivar and Guiana via Grenada. Trinidad
and Georgetown, str MATURA, 8 AM.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST e.
Bermuda. st Kits. Nevis. Antigua. Mont
serrat Dominica, st Lucia, Barbados. st
Vincent, Grenada, Ciudad Bolivar. Trinidad
and Guiana via Hamilton also parcel post
mails for Bermuda. str FORT ST GEORGE.
1880 AM.
jamaica. Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador
(prnts. &c). Nicaragua Except East CoasO {,
Amapaia City. Choluteca talso. prints, &c,
for Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran)
In Honduras. Colombia. Ecuador, Peru lex
cept Iquitos), Bolivia and Chile (otler parts
of Honduras must be specially addresseO
via Kingston. Cristobal. Cartagena. Savan-
lila and Santa Marta, str CARRILLO. 8
AM (sup AM ~.
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MARNE-roR SALE OR WANTED.

u. g. May Submarine Chascrs--1io' long,
IS 3" Beams o. draft; Q Steel Bulkheeds.
Steam Bont Oak Tlmbers, Yellow Pine Plank
ing. Equipped with Standard Marine Mo-
tors. g Cylinders. 200 n. p. Each. Revcrsi-
Bile Air Starting. Good Sea Boats. Apply
JOSEPH @. HfTNER.
30 Church Street.
New York City.
Telephone Cortiandt f43o.
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MEDrTERRANEAN Ports: S. $. PHII.A-
DEJPHIA sailing Aug. IS and Oct. 4. Reg
ular passenger accommodations. Special 40
day cruise. $500. Apply ". Y. Naples s. s..
Co. $50 Broadway. Tel. Cort. 1851.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-08-04
HAS LOOMS A FIRE BUGa

Inc report reaches this office that
nrs. peterson, who has been conduct
ing the Wentworth hotel at Loomis
received an anonymous letter warn
ing her to move as it was the inten-
'ioh TO burn the town, and as she was
a widow with two children it was felt
that she could not afford to stand anv
loss. Mrs. Peters on took the warning
seriously and did not stand upon the
oraer of her going but went at once
ooior was given to the threat when on
gong home pretty late last Thursday
hight VIII j. Ford discovered a fire
In the barn in the rear of the Went
worth hotel II had just started and
Mr.. Ford was able to extinguish the
flames. Had it not been discovered
within few minutes the barn would
nave been ablaze and as it is close to
the hotel that building would have
followed. and probably all the build
ings IN that part of the town. To say
that the inhabitants of Loomis are
worked up is putting it mild. Guards
were established last week and it is
winning bet that If an incendiary is
discovered that individual will be
speedily associating with the angels.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-08-04
ALAS! THE POOR FISH.

One of the common sayings applied
to signify doing anything easily is that
of accomplishing an object like shoot
ing fish" But the shooting fish is not
such a soft job after all in the appli-
cation of the practice. At least shoot
ing at fish does not always mean the
getting of the fish shot at as can be
testified to by those who have been in
dulging in that sport along the Oka-
nogan river of late. Still there Is lots
of fun in the effort and not infre-
ouently the shooter plugs his game.
salmon has been running in the Oka-
hogan for fortnight. They come in
schools and are taken by spear and
gun The fish pass up hook with con-
tempt no matter what the bait may be,
and the only way to capture them Is
with harpoon or gun, andit takes some
expert to manipulate the long handled
spears used to impall the elusive sal
mon. At almost every hour during day
light squad of eager sportsmen
ranging in age from the boy OF twelve
to gray haired octOgenarians can be
seen on the bridge across the Oka-
nogan at the Stanley place, eagerly
scanning the river, and every once In
a while cutting loose with rifle or
smear. Neither the marksman nor the
harpooner always land their prey, but
often the poor fish are impalled or
.,r,, he,Iv nm with a slug in its vitals
Fresh salmon is entering the menu OF
MANY of the families Of the town and
surrounding country, evidence OF the
ski,, of some member of the household
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-08-04
MORE FAVORABLE REPORT.

After all has been said in regard 70
the failure OF crops in the hill country
east OF town, and all that has been
saia mas been OF the bluest pesimistic
brand, quite a large tonnage of wheat
Is going to be harvested in that sac-
tioh TINS year. This sounds like a
miracle considering the excessive dry
season, yet such is the report coming
TO this office through C. G. Purslev,
who is familiar with conditions ON the
nil. Mr.. Pursley has some 25 acres of
winter wheat in that section about
ready to cut and he calculates that IL
Will yield 20 bushels to the acre. His
is not an exceptional case as he SAYS
ihat there are numerous other fields
that will run from 20 to 20 bushels to
the acre. He further states that the
farmer who has been so hard hit dur
ing the past several years is not who'll
ly discouraged as there are many
acres being summer fallowed this
summer. which indicates that the boys
OF the plow are going to try, try
again. Their pluck under adverse cir
cumstances is to be admired and 1t
is bound to find its reward eventu-
ally. for these repeated drouths are
not to last forever. In former years
crops, and heavy ones, could be de-
pended upon about every summer and
those favorable years are bound to re-
turn. Those who can stick it out are
going to win in the end.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-08-04
INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE AGENT.

F. M. Carpenter, of Spokane, repre-
santing the state industrial commas
sion spent Monday and Tuesday IN
oroviIle checking up on those VINO
have been slow in sending In thelr
semi-annual reports. Some OF us rune
over and carlessly neglect these re-
norris but they are really so important
that il should be the special aim OF
ali who are called upon for industrial
;nsurance contributions to pay the
same promptly and cheerfully, Tor In
Tho vast majority of cases the sum
demanded is very small. This money
GOES out to pay disability OF en-
nIoyees who may be hurt while en-
gagged in the industries in when thes
are employed and to pay insurance te
tba families of those so unfortunate as
to lose their lives. And there is an
other points which should spur EN-
Movers up to meeting these regular
assessments. and that is there is
400 fine hooked on to protracted neg
Iect and that amount Of money wouie
nav the annual assessments levied up
on most employers for whole strin'
of years.