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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-31
ORDINANCE NO. q

LOST-BABY BLANKET, PINK. THE
>, finder will please leave at Gazette Of
ice 3-3l-1t
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-31
MISC ELAN EOUs.

RECEIVED CAR LOAD OF LIME-SUL
phur this week. Good Gull Apples soc
pox. OroVlile Fruit Co. 3-l0-t
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-03-31

WANTED-GOOD MILK COW. AD-
dress Mrs. q. NJ. Jiles, Oroville Rt g.
- 3-2i-etf
WANTED-TO BUY PIANO ROx
Inquire Gazette 3-31 III
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-30
PR0HLASEN HLAVY RSKt VLADY.
cOSGRAvE PRAVL zE PRfSNOSTI
JEST TREBA MA ZACHRA-
NENf NARODA.
HAIL ODVETNE POPRAVY A TVRDf, zE 50 PRO-
CENT LlDU JEST VLADOU.

Dublin, 29. prosnce - William Cosgrave hlava Irske-
no Svobodneho Stau prohlasen vnci amerckemu Sduze
nemu tsku dnes vecer vysveova nutnost drasckych o
kd jez podnikany sou vladou zkrseni
procen du shledala to nutnym, dat poct republ6ndm
jech zodpovednost "ohavnosi spousty ponzenf
bozenost, do nichz uvrhly otcinu".
We SVEN prohlaseni Cosgrave pravi:
Jezto shovivavost jakou az dosud osv6dcovala vada
jez zastupuje nemen6 SO du mela pramay cnek
vrsvy nepravidenych odst9pencd zadneho ejich
vddcd sao nunym podnknou draska opatreni zjed
mani zajisten pofadku
Az do ned&vna zajatc watt phi pfepadech loupezich
sc zbranf neb dokonce promysenou vrazdu
ozbrojenych voakG a-civilsl, by nternovan
toto laskave zachaze mimi rozd Cd onoho jez
minulosh byo nam zkouse Cd cz vady obm9ke jejich
srdce uvedomi Jim zlo. ktere pasou. sssss
INA mist9, ably m6lo eno 1cinek zajStenf bezpeGnos
pohod po zajeti ucinlo kazd6ho upcea zoyna stou
republkann mz pom&hali oupova banky aiti ze-
lexnce vdbec zi ako parasite du. jenz poctive
coyal"x
. daam pray Coserave ze dokonee i We vszenich "a
jat kuli pkle po stat dali paSpva zbrane, col Jim
snaduoa ~ .yehscsd,
podnik dtok 1szehse str4ze tim vysledkem ~ M
kolik jich byo zabito
sTcto bya sitace jez nemohla dale trvati mel narod
zd pokracue Cosgrave. "Dai Eireann tudz rozhodl
zfidi vojenske soudy splnomocnl e ukada trest smr
urce pfestupky Ale tyto soudy zacay operovat
bya amnestie nabidnuta vsem odSepencm, ke by sloz
zbrane do jsteho dne Ma ms6 toho vsak vdcove stall
este smelesm troufalejsm svych methodach konef
ne jail prohasovat vladu parliament nezakonite
e cleny rebey prot republice tax aby jejch poca
dostalo aspo zdanf mravnho prava Jezto nkde nemoh
posavi pro nasi armade ami ejich drobna vaka
jim nedafia, zahaj kampan vazd9ni ktere n9kteff ne
lepsich synd Irska padi "a obef."
Ia techto okolnosti vada nemoha pry cnit niceho j.
neho nez zakroci plnou pfsnos Ku konci sveho pro-
hlaen Cosgave vyjadrue pfesvedeen ze nenf daeko
ba kdy vzdor odstepencI bude dpne zdolan lrsku
vladne pokoj mir.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-30

nikam nejmen9 sv9dcici jisto-
tou, ze spor m6sto vyhrati mu-
81, jelikcz pry plynarna priro-
dni plyn m&stn uzaNfiti nesmi.
Caru pfes rozpocet ud6lal nej-
vySsi soud z ddvodI,. Re nikdo
nem6ze byti aucsn slouziti We
fsinosti 8 po6kozenfm vlast-
mich 6ip1. Penfze kozdil to
v cenlEch sd4a4sneiso pIysd u
kladan byl v Union Trus. Co.
q mely byti, v pffpade rozhod-
mutt We proapech m6sta vr&ce-
ny konsumentdm, jak Sc sku-
Itecne as pred IA roxy stale v
New Yorku, kde plynarny IVY.
silly poplatek 80 centd ma 81,
ale pax. po letech musely sku-
teSn6 penize vraceti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-30
TIsfC BILLIoNU MAREK.

Berlin, 20. prosince. - Ma
schizi direktori fiSske banky
dnes dopole'dne, pfedseda Ha-
venstein upozornil ma skutec-
most, ze obnos vydanych ban.
kovek dosahl nyni tisic biliond
marek. Havenstein vysvetlo-
val, ze tato situace jest nanej-
vyse nebezpecnou a ze mIze
privoditi 1plne shrouceni Sc
n3meckeho dv6ru. Havenstein
svaloval znaGnou cast zodpo-
vednosti ma vl&du, jez pry sky
tala prflS vysoke livery obs
chodu a prdmyslu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-30
v ZAJMU UTECENCU
z TURECKA.
SpojenS Sixty - pfimlouvaji
r. jsjich ochranu M konfe-
renci v Lausanne.

Lausanne, 20. prosince. -
Americtf deleg&ti ma dnesnf
odpoledni schulz podkomise ma
mensiny vznesli appel v zaj-
mu statisfcd utecenci z Ture-
cka. zadaji, ably Turci Jim
dovolili navrat do jejich drf-
vejsich domovd, pfe5i-li 81 to-
no, Sc zajist9nfm, ze nebudou
pfipraveni 0 svnj majstek.
Rusky zahranitmf ministr
Cicerin dnes dial ma verejnost
novoro6ni appel k americkemu
lidu, v n3naz pravf, ze Rusko.
aGkoli douf& v mir v z. 1923, II
tuje method, jichz jest pouzf-
v&no spojenci ma konferenci Y
Lausanne. Tyto anethody SINE
fuji k n&mofnfm v&lk&m ma
mist9 k miru q rdzni sc od pla-
nd vypracovanych Ruskem pro
vseobecne namofnf odDbroje-
nj, jak navrhov&no Jest wash
ingtonekou ,konferapcf.
Y Ruskp, ]. dod&Na, ma nadAji.
ze kid. naracen bude .svetu .
ze, 8 rqlnocl sgnetick6ho del
nfks j kapit&lu. podaff g nu
ueRutetniti svoji licpod1fsaco
r0I kerr 7 Euleei
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-30
MESTOPROHRALO PRI 5 PLY IlRNOUi
THE EAST OHIO GAS co. MkrRAVO
ZAVkfTI /. KVETNA PLYN.


M3stsk& rad9 nezbulde jinel
ho nez-i hledati smiru s The
East Ohio Gas Co., jez viekcu-
|ci Sc spor. vlastne ma cele care
u st&tnfho nejvyssiho soudu '
Columbus vyhrala, jak vcera
doznal m9stsky pravni tiditel
Paul Lamb. Sam nevsF::. ze
by mssto mohlo miti lsrechu
'bfi odvolani k nejvyssi instan-
fci. kterou jest nejvyssi soud
.Spojenych St&tn . upfimne ra-
iii. aby "v&le6n& sekera", KITE
|rol' hlavn4 pfedesly mayor Fftz
gerald tax divoce navel byla
|zakop&na. Wee Sc v neprospech
m9sta zhorsila tax, ze Jest
|proti plyn&rns bezmocnc a ta-
Ito 1lastn9 mhze svoje podnlin-
Ky proSte diktoWatl.
Eela plynova situsce dk se
lskruxn9 vyliciti az takto:
Soudem bylo uzndno, Il
mxsto nem& prava nekomu di.
ktovati ceny jeho vyrobkd. ..
| Iniz mutt k prodeji apruto md.
ze plynarna uzavffti cello vede.
Inf, az zde soud projevil ohled
Ina .z&k2znlky q stanovil datum
Iuzavfenf ma I. kv9tna. 4
Miller0v akt, kterym jed
Ipfedeps&no, xe. podobne zasta'
vent slullzby must bytil drive
tpfedlo1eno st&tnf .uEilitnf kon1i,
lsi, nem& ". tomto pfipadx plat
Inosti, jelikoz z6kon byl pfija,
pozd9ji nsx4si byl kontrakt nj
ii mestem. = plyn&rnou uza,
wren. i,s'~. #
Pfeplatky ~. plyn zdrazen!
I've WI 50, 100000 die soudnf
no nafizenf vedsnt mn zvl&St
nfm dGtu a ukl6d&ny Y bance
budou we. prosp9ch plynArn,
uvoln6ny. Dne6ni cena plyrt
trvsti ma d, II lCv6tna.
! Mayor Kohler ami pravnf 4
ditel neisou pro daNf vedsn
|sporu. ale, m9stsk6 rad6 jed
,,snc1dysanost nepanujes . jisti
)! cast radnlch Jest pro dalsf bQj
las by ne8namensl pravdSpe
'dobnx mic jin6ho neMi move,
',rpor&xAu ! je1tx VIII asoudni 4
!, ,fraty \ vsss,.s ..ss s J. II;
~ Myp( (Gnt rYek lSrohl1l9
], ie jejfaprssl Lent M "a n4iy
II TITO jet ochotna ( npNl lal
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-30
JEDoU PRO DIR. Mc'KoINA
/ PfiruGi Serif . nSSolnik detek-
tivd jsou M cest6 do
Baltimore. es' ''Sa

New Orleans, 20. prOaMce.-
PffruGi seaif Calhoun z okresu
Morehouse a n&telnik detekti-
vi, James P. Glynn ze zdejsi
policie, odejeli dnes vecer do
Baltimore. aby pfivezli zp6t
DR.. B. M. Nick Koina, dfivejSiho
mayora z ,Mer Rouge. jenz jest
We v6zenf We zmfn9nem m6ste
ma obvin6nf 2 vrazdy We spoje-
nj 8 dnosem ' okresu More.
house v Louisiana v s1pnu to-
hoto roku.
Dnes se6li &c zde n&Eemfci
Ku Klux Klanu k uvazov&ni
krokn, jez m9li by podniknou.
ti vzhledems ku zpr&N&m, ze
Glenove .Klanu byi zodpov3d-
|ni "a dnos Y Morehouse . waz
|dy.s Ohl&sil, ze vy1de-li ma je-
vo, zes Khan v Mer Rouge me-
CO Giniti s,.iinosem q vrazdou
Watta. Danielse q Thomase Ri.
charlse, jeho vysadnf listins
bude zfu5ema q v8echno pod.
|niknuto &c strany Kianu ma u.
|sy9dGeni . porest&nf vinnfkh,
Baltimore, %. prosince.
DIE telegrarnu obdrzen<ho zde
z Monroe, La, cd otce DR.. b
N. McKoina, tJz radf mu, ably
|se nevzpfral vyd6ni : naratu
do Louisiany. v depeG Sc pra-
VI, Re fada v9rohodnych obta.
md jest hotoMa sv9dEihi We pro.
speech DR.. McKoina . ze bude
moci dok&zati bez obtfzf Bvojl
nevinu. Rovn4& sdxiu5e stafSl
McCoin. Ss bezpecntsta.f ops.
tfeni byla ucin@taa, aby ayh je.
|ho byl sdht t(nSn \ pfsd t VA ain
|n4siIf1n Is sfiany htaod poved-
n6ho d6Ns,.sss II ts-f - !.
. +
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-30

vyje'dn&v&ni, ale 6inak vyuzi-
ie pine who'd PLY loucich : roz
hodnuti nejvyssl4o soudu a
odmita jiz nynff posEytnouti
Clevelandu tak (lfzkych cen,
jak Sc Jim test ,i6kter& pred
m6sti, jez jevila mensi .bojov-
ny duch" nez Cleveland.
vesker& vyd&ni spoien6 s
odkl&d6nim = jines vyiohy ply
n&renske spoleGmosti zaplati
m9sto -- totiz lid plyn uzivaj{-
CT, r,a jehoz betlfa spadne no.
va tile zpdsobena jehc bud
neschopnJuni neb snad AZ pff-
liz "proxiravymi" pravnfky.
sJak prozrazuje president
Daily, ami zmin9n6 100000
pleplatkd. enezvysi pry pfijem
spoaecnosti ma So, COZ jest I'll.
rotenfrn k&pitalu phi TAX ris-
karltnifn podniku velice male,
ikromx toho hrozi, ze nenajde-
ii odbyxu pffrodni plyrs v Gle
velasrd4 "a slusnou eenu, bude
tento prod&n ve yelk6m prd.
|taysmfkntn v Pittsburku, ktefl
|prt r&di xaplati So ccpth "a
1000 6top. z jsdinkho tohoto
pokynu :mAze ka$dy odb6ra.
tel plynu vyzvSdzti. jalsy ,itol
|y,ynf .plyn<rna ra sjeho kapsu
|podnikne.
Veys vysledek procesu byls
EprojeNov&na jist& nsddvEra jill
" dubnn; asdy IlAunb pfedpovf'
|dat. .xe ~ plynov&ho procesu
|th6ze mSsto mroho ztratiti q
jen nn&io zi5cati q aradl k uroy
|n&ni cs1kou mimosoudnf, v do
| bx, kdy jsItx m6sto nlohlo II
|slka6 v5f1odntch 2odminek ne
|zli dlss kdy plyn&rna soud'
MIN pozhodnutfm j6st. jak 81
|ffk& 'pesazeria M kone".
Slnntnt vSsledek procesu dj
|ses neji6ps znazornid staryn
pfirova&nfm: "Kdy4 Sc dvs
(perDu, bJw& obyce ceinx tteti,
zpraviila tichy pozorovatel ~
|btt'' z1 TIM tfetfn, jehoz stih'
(ncu r&ny N tcmto pffpad6 bu'
a. konsn1,1e1lt plynl. . tom ne
Etfeba ~ ld1eti
llk hen hi ~ sdr,i'
(4iiG I ~ f<yots e1rsld
|thds a lliiteae ca y tx "a
kpfkv gvso65sn d \ IN, prlV
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-22

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The Ocala banner., 1922-09-22
REDDICK

Mrs ?. II hopkins left several days
agp Tor soaviile where she will
sai ioF Baltimore aud then for New
York While in New York she will
sisit friends and relatives.
AF sam Baliagsley. who has serv-
ea lhe last three years in the aviation
service IA the north and west. has
been discharged and arrived home last
Monday sam Is the only son OF Mr..
AMI Mrs. Il ?. Bnlingsley and they
are rejoicing over his return home.
Miss Hazel Bennett. accompanied by
her father and mother. left last week.
Aiss Bennett viii teach in the high
school there and her father and moth
er. after visiting her for a week will
feturn home
Miss Sadie Dansby left last Thurs.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-22
as the law which would attempt TO de-
ny free speech.-Omaha World Herald
WHERE POLITICS ARE NOT NEED
ED

The highway department of one of
the leading southeastern states is al
most in the throes of excitement as
this is written, wondering how GER
tain elec ion will go, and what effect
the result of that election will have
on the politics and activities of the
department.
Those connected with state highway
departments have every right to par
ticipate in elections and TO exercise
their full rights as citizens. They
should not get the department. as a
department, into politics, and. on the
other hand, politics should not reach
out its greedy fingers and GRASP the
state highway department-Co Coiuloa-
(Ga.l Industri = g.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-22
NOTICE

On account of special election TO be
held in and for the city Of Ocala on
October nth. 1922. the city council
held a special meeting on this the
18th day of September, 1922 and re-
viSed the registration books OF said
city. the following names being strick-
en- therefrOm:
Ward One
Baker, 7. w, BrinsOn, J. H. Cody.
c. E. Colbert, J. Gertrude. Harris, (.
A. Sykes. w. H., Stuart, George
Ward Two
Chambers, Geo. c.. Murray. L. More
ten. Landers NJ c., Nugent, p H.
Peyser. Charles. Rogers. R. s. Rogers.
Theresa c.. Stevens, Isaac. Thomas.
J NJ. Woodrow. D. s. Woodrow, Blair,
VI OH William, Young. George F.
ward Three
Griffin, George, Mcintosh, Hugo,
Hurst. L.
Ward Foar
F'alana, II. c., Hadley, s. H. Mat
tex. Curtis. McGee, Sam. PeIot. j r.
Simmons. SynobIy. Spencer, Barney
The council Will hear complaints
for the restoration Of names stricken.
a regular meeting to be held Qcto-
her Srd. 1922. 3 o'clock D. m
This the 18th day OF September A.
n. 1922 II. C. SISTRTNK.
Clerk and E.x0fficio Supervisor of
REGISTRATION
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-22
BELLEVIEW

Our public school opened Monday
Miss Aura Mae Humble. principal.
With twenty-five pupils and about
thirteen more to come in by the arst
D. the month
Patrons. let Us do our best 10 build
up our school: at the very least. see
that our own children attend regular
-y and less stand by our teacher in
All matters OF discipline and school
welfare.
a.r and hrs. Shade and niece. Miss
Isabel Schram. Of Jacksonville. who
aave been spending their vaca ion
w!.h their sister, Ars. Munroe al
LaEeY.er House. returned home early
Mon lay morning. With them we're
t-.ss Gwendolyn Merrill and brother.
Robert. returning t. enter school.
These young people will be greatly
missed by their young friends.
Mr. Kennith Merriell, one of our
former Belieview boys who has been
making Jacksonville his home for sew
eral years. is visiting mis- mother and
s,setr. coming down with Rex Nichols
and Leo Hames in the formers Chiv-
golet.
Miss Clara 3. Ledbetter AMI father
came over from Eustis Tuesday on
business.
Letter from Rev. AMI Mrs. Searles,
pastor of the NJ. E church, states that
they expect to be in Belleyiew about
October Is, being detained by con-
ference.
Epworth League Sunday. led by
Mrs. c. T. Crandall, topic: Using
Ny Bible for Myself" Next Sundays
topic will be: Using My Bible for
Others"
Cards from Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Harrell report them enjoying Tampa's
attractions and getting rested and re-
freshed by their change.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-22

cs gae mat. bai e1u-
900 tt- 500 -a4ss c.sh iast
afsan.tea Is .nah.e f3 cope u..h the
Therefore 6 sou conten-
Is -aaa - advise cha.
ea'h or posi- p3ne your sr.p 1ut.l
tae saler ir.es "a. cor there
HA.s H to run 0H.
fs are glsf 90 rspars tina ali the
ore nng betfer nov. Sos, OF
fne afe sh.e 20 BE- ogt again.
Nf F East has returned lone
SITTER visit % six weeks with rsla.
fiFss IN Tampa.
Mrs g l. Carlton spent several
daYa this week with her sister and
hrofher.inlav. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Carlton a. Plant City.
The people along the line Of the O.
y = r are pleased to have the pas
senger service again. one can 90 TO
oeale under the present schedule and
have ample time to do their shopping
before returning When the bus ar.
rived ag Fort Mccoy last Monday re-
turning . Paiatka there were sixteen
passengers 0a board. Here's hoping
THAT tney wiil not make a trip with a
less number.
Miss Aiiene Monroe. teacher OF the
Junior class u our Sunday school en-
iertalnet b0th her class and the IN
termetiate class az her home last
THURSDAY afternoon. Many parlor
games were enjoyed and at four
o'clock al were invited into the din
lng room where ice cream and cake
vere sarvei. Those present besides
ga menbers II the two classes were
ars J II Perry and children. Mas.
ter 3 a. and Little Virginia and Miss
ina BoalWare and brother. -ames. all
af Citra
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-22

ssv for Coco. wba~a sha will t.aoy,
thf. te-r
s-fss Fannie Danshv ,as+ ,os. c..
.-l,- eo- afaihourra v.baro Che r,;l,
+, 20 sYol, sohc,, +b;s ,oa~
@-'ou D'sL'0.' "lo 90
.'-.'.y ~ ''0O'' IN a
- "A 0oe"'&l1' -
- -e7- - '-ii' 'ilii0
80 l7Ae ouna"y
- ''N4 "a :
&c q. = ! - =
'''7-'' :
SO S'0-i' '"' "99''>s
Folney Brot1ers, who has been
"'r.-nS p Dundee : spen--ng few
lf.- ae-e ",t. MS I2theF' 1-r. J. !.
n.'.i.71'.
ana -'-Fs. T. ?. Hou are rejo-cing
oF-. '~e aFs!Vai q me ooy porn TO
taeh lasl week. 'ifs. koU 5 III q los-
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-22
FRGEOoM o. U77E7ANc=

The New vork Worll believes that
William Allen Whites editorials in the
Emporia Gazette. addressed TO an
Anxious Friend" is deserving a place
among historic public documents.
1T is model of kindly but deyastat-
ing criticism, says the World
You tell me. writes Mr. White,
That law is above freedom of utter
ance. And I reply that you can have
no wise laws unless there is free
expression of the wisdom OF the peo-
ple-and, alas. their folly with it.
if there is freedom. folly will die of
its own poison and the wisdom will
survive. You say that freedom
OF utterance is not for time of stress,
and reply with the sad truth that on
ly in time of stress is freedom of ut
teranee in danger. No one questions
it in calm days, because it is not need
ed And the reverse is true also: on
ly when free utterance is suppressed
is it needed. and when it is needed it
is most vital to justice Sup
preston leads to- violence. Violence.
indeed, is the child of suppression.
Whoever pleads for justice helps to
keep the peace"
Mr.. White has expressed some true
American principles. He presents the
case for free speech against law for
bidding it with irrefutaBle logic. If
the above quotation is devastating
criticism" this age needs more such.
IN order TO obtain deliyerance from
oppression there must be no suppress
sion of utterance Destructive criti-
cism is most constructive if we know
how TO meet it.
The tendency is common to look
with dismay upon language that rius
into the established order of things.
Men sometimes forget that in Great
ing better world we must tear down
many ugly and oUtworn systems that
others have wished upon them. And
even that which they gave their own
hands in building might sometimes
better be destroyed TO make way for
more Just and practica bic machinery.
1t is disturbing to complaceney to
have someone thrust divergent opin-
ions within our hearing. But much as
most of US enjoy a certain content.
ment, We hate suppression of speech
more. And we brand those persons
who refuse to believe there is any
other wisdom than thar which coin
cides with theirs as being oppressive
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-22

The Tampa Tribune is authority for
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-22
The CRIME OF DEFLATloN

In a speech recently delivered in the
United States senate on the Financial
and Transportation problems, Hon.
Thos. E. Watson OF Georgia spoke as
follows on the crime of deaation:
In December, 1920, there was in
circulation s34,0O0.o0O,000. In Decem-
Der. 1921, there was in circulation S24,-
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100000. and the veriest amateur in
the study of economics knows in his
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mind. his heart. and his soul that it is
a crime to take that amount of money
out Of circulation in SO short period
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is bound to mean abandoned farms
and broken homes. 1t is bound to
mean destitution, beggary, ana suicide
/. has always been 50 and always Will
De so.
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The Nenana news., 1922-06-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned administrator of the es- tate of Clara N. Alfred, deceased, 10 the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said de- ceased, to present them, under oath, with the proper vouchers, within six months from the date of this notice, to the administrator at his place of business in Nenana, Alaska. Dated at Nenana, Alaska, June 12, 1922.
 E. T. SULLIVAN.
 Administrator Date of first publication June 15 Date of last publication July B.
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COMMUNICATION.
H1I IHHYHH HHEYHS @

June 6, 1922 Editor News.
 Nenana.
 Dear Sir:-The grand jury indict- ment reads: Crime of presenting 2 false claim. and further that leach and every item thereof was then and there false, fictitious and fraudulent.
 Which reminds me of he boys definition of 3 lobster. He said 1t was a fish. swims backward and is red. All of which is a good defni- ton except that a lobster isn't a fish, doesn't swim backward and is not red.
 I claimed mileage from New York to Alaska and return. as Govern ment witness; claim was not allow ed. I appealed 70 Washington, hay ing travelled 2 round trip of oye- 2,0Oo miles. Was not paid-but pinched.
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Respectfully.

.:.. *..... D. E. Stubbs
 The object of Mr. Stubbs. in writ ing the above communication, is 10 set The. News right with regard to the wording Of the indictment, on which he is to be tried at the Flat term of court beginning tomorrow.
 ... ..:.>. .~.- .-... Ed,
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In the Probate Court, Territory of Alaska, Fourth Division, Nenana Precinct.
 Clara M Alfred, Deceased
 NOTICE T0 rPEnITnDC
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LOCAL TRAIN SCHEDULE H E ALA SKI A RAILR LOAD

Trains leave and arrive Nenana as follows:
 8:30 q. m., Monday and Thursday for Healy, Mckinley Park. Tal- keetna, Wasilla, Anchorage and Seward. Arrives Nenana 7:30 p. m, Saturday and Wednesday. 900 p. m, Sunday and Thursday for Dunbar, Fairbanks, Chatanika. Arrives Nenana 12:10 p. m, Sun day and Wednesday. 12:45 D. m, Motor Car Mon, Tues, Fri. and Sat, for Fairbanks Ar rives Nenana same days 1l:55 a. m, carrying passengers and hand baggage only.
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CHICAGO SPECTACLE HOUSE
 MAKES STARTLING OFFER
WILL SEND HANDsIME GLASSES
 ON TRIAL TO ANYONE

Everyone who wears glasses or suffers from eye strain will be in terested in the remarkable offer of the Chicago Spectacle House. Alas kan Dept, E-117, No. 1462. ". Madison s., Chicago. H., U. s. A, to send a pair of their large size True Vision Glasses" Free on trial to any reader of this paper who writes them These splendid glasses will enable anyone to read the small est print, thread the finest needle. see far or near, and prevent eye strain and headaches. They are 10 Kara. Gold Filled, very handsome in appearance and should last a lifetime. Don't send any money, simply your name, address and age, and state the length of time you have been wearing glasses. They will send you the glasses at once by pre- paid parcel post, to use and wear for ten days free. If you are satis- fed in every way and want to keep them, you are then to pay the small charge of S2.95, otherwise return the glasses and you are out nothing.
 If you accept their offer at once, they will enclose the glasses in beautiful. velveteen-lined spring back pocketbook spectacle case, which is 70 be yours free of all cost.
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CARL WHITE-Up Tolovana for Nenana this morning at ten. SEATTLE THREE-Down Holy Cross Wednesday.
 JACOBS-Down Tolovana at 3 Q. m. today.
 TEDDY H-Up the Koyukuk SIBILLA-Up Circle Tuesday. ALASKA-Down Fort Yukon yes terday morning.
 BETTY-Up Tolovana with mail last night.
 Signal Corps scow due at Birches tonight.
 ANNA-Up Holy Gross yesterday afternoon.
 St. Joseph enroute to the Iditarod when last reported Monday.
 SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES $1o.oo per year - S1o0 2er month
 Inquire Mrs. '. A. Williams
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Maggie Silas. who met with a painful accident at the steam laundry several days ago. is getting on very well. Dr. Carmichael reports that the injured arm has taken on 8 healthier look and that up to the present time there iz no sign Of in lection, which give encouragement to the belief that the arm can be saved.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

There is little apparent change in the condition Of Mrs. Vint, deaf and dumb native woman who is critically Ill at the Government hos pital. Neighbors are looking after the several small children of the sick woman. pending the return of the husband, who is on a trapping expedition.