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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-07-28

Mrs G. C. D=aDztsr of Nlgkikzxk
rss Al arrival IN town MOadzy-
Or. zzd Ars. J. T. Cetsey returned
70 tzelr aOz1s ~ SDokz2s Friday last
lEegssinZ 5E auto
Tuesday Dr. Bevis operated 9pon
Mildred 5IlzA. Foang gin, removing
her tSzsils and zdeaOlas.
Szz1r1zy D-. B@TEs operated On Nrz.
TzngslUs 5ezeeo Tor gall bladder zn9
tie patient / making STEADY reeOEery-
sEsa- OPAL BzldersO1 arrived home
sEO-1 SDs0Ez - last FRIDAY evening and
aiII gss.. Tor some tszSe with her par
e@1s, ssr- and Nrs. !. r. Samson
Gasz Eyssyn MeAvoy. Eho visited
. 5zA Ter parents al Rockford fOr soms
tho Eesks. rstsrasd 70 her DosltiOn IL
he 7. v COgsrt store Saturday.
Ills yuze Hume wenr 20 Seattle OF
DzslBess and pleasure Sunday While
ihere 3he aiIl visit with friends at
ArDesse4n Lake ana Tacoma for : few
days.
Fred Thorpe. Oze time sheriff o. this
county. AMI for tolr years deputy
Cnite4 States marshal. has filed his
declaration a the democratic esn9i-
late for sheriff
Jack FleEaEninz Of OroyilIe. wzs re-
lezss9 from ihe county Jail Friday on
IS M bail. he viii be tried al the fail
ses9icn Of 1he superior cOBrts-oka-
aSgsn independent
Mrs. ida Tees. one Of the aceorno-
Eating STAFF Or operators a. the local
ssleDssone office. left for Idaho 10
Tisst niece Monday, on sell earned
vacation u iwo weeks.
Saturday morning Frank ". DzIlam.
r.. js9t ~ auto FOR Spokane and the
sOutbern part 81 the state On a bust
slass Trip expecting 70 be absent until
he last Of the present week
n. =. Grub cane down from Pen
Teton where be Is conducting large
nd nell DasronIze1 hotel. and left for
spokane Monday. He expects To be
absent only two Or three days.
G. " sectf. Of the Ford garage. left
;oT Seattle BY auto Sunday on a bust
Tess trip, making the entire run in
me day. arriving in Seattle about 8
>. u. Some ran for man On erutches
SIR. and Ars j. A BIaekler left for
5estne Saturday By auto. going BY
ray 81 Princeton. They attended the
great pageant. The WzYfarer," and
iii spend some days visiting on the
coast.
j. o. ROtsgeb and Miss yeria A
Cznfisld. u OroyiIIe were quietly
carried Monday afternoon at the
study q the Methodist church. Rev. J.
0. BeadIss officiating In
Dependent
Those who wish TO exercise their
right q spffrsnge at the primary cleo
ton must bear in mind that registra-
'lon'is necessary In order TO be able
10 vote The registration books are
now open and the sooner you register
and get Il of your mind the better.
DR. Beyis reports the arrival Mon
day 10 the home Of Nr. and Mrs Tor
renee OF new 10 pound girl To the
home Of SIR and Mrs Ray Frohnhofer.
last Thursday. a boy. To the family
o. sar. and Mrs. H. j. Schwennne,
Monday. new boy. All are doing
nicely.
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Miss Cora Kingsley. % chekzr. MA :
guest 81 Mrz- LsaTzgret Keeisr IDneay
night
Mr. l.. X. MayterFy. 81 TOnasscst. was
guest % Mrs. Margaret K@sssr Over tie
week end
a storm threatened this secsinI w.
nes<tzy A. usual the prCgpect ero@n - .
threat 20 far a. the Waller = Concerned
but reports came IN that . is'azrT rain
fen In the hiil country % tie essf,
Frank CAREY. one o. the oldest pioneer
81 the Rack Creek country and ar oia
friend Of Dr. Finer, wa = Tfsltsr IN town
"Wednesday. They had not met each other
Tor sOfne ~ years and Il naturally vas 2
Jolly reunion
Victor FtnBsiLa. who graduated from the
local high scfs015 two years axO and then
fAok cours< IN pharmacy AZ the Pull
man college. returned home Saturday
having passed hiz exams ard u NV .
fun flecged zpothscary. = WORTHY young
man IL Victor and be win make q Success
in hls chosen profession
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Mrs Curtis CIintoa passed through
Nelson On the Friday Eight train Oh
her way 10 OrOTl.Is where she viii Viz
IL her sister Mrs Clinton plans 10
stop off al NoIzoa On Ter return
Nelson Leader
gr and Mrs. ?. V. Covert left for
Seattle By auto Sunday where they Eil.
attend the merchants convention and
take II the -Wsyfzrer,~ ons Of the
greatest spectacular outdoor enter
szinu8ents staged on the coast.
Saturday DR.. BeyIs removed FROM
the left jan Of Mr. NOtfitt, father Of
Dan GOfiI-t, an immense ignOr. Nr.
3softitt il - years old and the t1mOr
has been growing for 40 years The old
gentleman stood the operation Ike q
soldier and Is rapidly recovering FROM
the ordeal
Sunday evening Judge Murray per
formed the marriage ceremony that
united for better or worse Arthur
Walker and Mrs. Anzn MORROW
Monday evening the newly geds were
treated 10 one OF those dizeordznr
sersnadss that usually accompany q
country marriage.
The Nelson bali team takes On =
double header for Sunday. August 3.
IN the morning they play Oaask and in
the afternoon Okanogan- BaIEneA and
Ford will be the battery for Nelson,
and the boys will practice about every
night from now until the date Of the
games in order TO be fl form for the
big event
Deputy Sheriff MccsuIey was in
town Friday last On Official business
That official business had nothing to
do with dspriving some one Of his lib
erty. His business was the crying o. =
sherisfs sale, and sheriifs sales are
becoming painfully frequent in this
county owing to the difficulty people
are meeting with paying mortgages.
Nr. and Mrs. ". Z. Grant. their
daughter, Kathleen, and Mrs. Bever-
Ley Powell and her young son left By
auto for Seattle, where the Grant fam
~ A~N@ A~f-rH A1@-AS- VI ONr VI kAe
beautiful islands Of Puget Sound
where they EiIl spend month. Mrs.
Powell will join her husband at Sc
attic and expects to return within
the next fortnight
Tuesday Morris WsImer was out
fishing. or rather spezring salmon.
with crowd Of other enthusiastic
fishermen. The catch Of the crowd
numbered 20. and Of that number Nr.
WalEner gathered in 1s That IL the
kind Of fisherman he Is. One Of the
salmon weighed 20 pounds and another
q pounds. They looked more like
members. OF the whale family than
ordinary fish.
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Mrs 7 e. Hume. Mrs. Vim Mage,
ana Miss Adell Hart LEFT Tuesday
On al extensive auto trip. They viii
20 a. Jar az Butte. Mont. and return
ing VII camp for few days at CoaDr
fAlene lake. Idaho. Enroute on The
return they will visit a number ~
points including Spokane. WsIIa
and Yakima.
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THESE wESI TO PRINCETON.

The following ID : Isl q ne Zs-8-
b=rs Of tie local lodge Knights o.
fyEzizs who droTe Up 20 Princeton
Saturday afternoon attended meet
ing Of the Princeton lodge Saturday
aigoT and pat On the third degree.
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ce-zoa. Robert KIIIizn, u. l. Reed
81, n l. Reed. Jr-. W. 2, NLsaler. J
& Miles. r. ". Sehsltz. :. K SexsoE
J.. T. Phillips. z T. Hoose, & 4 san
born, J. 4 BlzekIer and Fred 6. Ezrt
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NOTE BT SECRETARY OF sTsTp
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secretary u State February IA. 1ss1
J. GRANT BINKLE
FIRST Publication July =. 4'e-
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NOTICE.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

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CONSTITUTIONS

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CHAPTER II

An - pFSTtdlnz for tbs znner1r.er- ~
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GAZETTE BARGAINS

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PTcPoSED AMENDMENT "a s-.r
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT 70 STATE
CONSTITUTION

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-30
THE REGULAR ARMY.

The administration desires a regular army of
10000 men. The house voted to provide for only
l15, 600 The subcommittee of the senate commit
tee has agreed upon 100000 which it Is supposed
will pass the full committee and the senate and fl
nay be settled in conference 1t is said that the
house will object strongly to any increase above
$4,000
This is a very large country and we are COM
PEELED to keep garrisons in the Philippines Hawaii
and the Canal Zone besides detachment in Alaska
There must be small forces in all our innumerable
army posts, and it runs into men,
But tho most important consideration Is that
there is not yet any certainty that there will be
war. Until all reasonable fear OF dis
appears it is national duty to maintain thor
oughly trained army of sufficient size to engage in
maneuvers to bear the first shock of attack and
form the nucleus of an army of war size
To the failure Of previous congresses to provide
reasonably for an army organization is due from
quarter to third of the national taxation under
which groan and the unnecessary deaths of thou
sands Of young men. whose blood is the heads
Of delinquent congressman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-30
GRAIN
Chicago Board OF Trade

Chicago, May 29.---Wheat sud
denly became a drug on the mar
ket in Chicago today, burdening
owners and smashing prices at the
last more than ten cents a bushel
as compared with earlier In the
board of trade session. Nearly $50
carloads had arrived here today
and with prospective further heavy
receipts tomorrow and next day
adding TO big accumulation al
ready at hand. seemed to put an
overwhelming weight on values.
The market closed unstable at 21s
to SC net decline. with May and
July both s1.1s% to s1.1S7s and
September s1.16% to $1.16T.
Corn finished e to 1kc down and
oats off % to &c. In provisions
the outcome varied from I'M
changed figures to 12c higher.
Although it was definitely known
before the opening that new ar
rivals OF wheat lere today would
exceed 500 carloads. the fact that
deliveries on May contracts. $685.
900 bushels. were of less magni-
tude than had generally been look
ed for led to temporary upturn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-30
MAKING JOBS NOT THE OBJECT,

Mr. Raft. in his communication regarding recla-
nation, which was published on Sunday, together
with reply by the manager Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, asked how many dirt farmers would
be employed by tho Middle Rio Grande Valley
Reclamation association,
In all kindness, The journal desires to point out
that the object Of the Reclamation association is not
to give employment not to create jobs, but to take
such steps necessary to meet the conditions Of
the McNary bill.
To meet those conditions must have, fully
listed all Of the lands in the reclamation district
which means the valley and bench lands along the
Rio Grande in Sandoyal Bernaillo, Valencia and
Socorro counties.
Abstracts Of title will have to be provided and
passed upon that the courts will approve title to
the lands. This is a requirement Of the department
Of the interior.
1t is quite evident that people, well Informed re-
garding the whole proposition and who can speak
both Spanish and English well, must go through the
valley and explain just what must be done to comply
with the law and what will be done by the govern
ment in the way Of reclamation.
The facts and estimates prepared by the eng-
neers Of the federal government must be printed,
along with copies Of the McNary bill that every
land owner in the valley may understand just what
he is signing.
To accomplish all Of this Will cost quite a sum of
money 1t may cost more than 10000, and it may
cost less than half that sum. The permanent Or
SANITATION will spend no more money than is abso-
lutely necessary, and any funds not used will be re-
turned to the subscribers.
The association is not created with a view to
making jobs for anyone All the work done, so far
has been without pay. and the bulk Of all the work
that remains to be done will be without charge
But printing bills and copying records and travel
ing expenses must be paid for. So with the e%-
penses Of preparing the records for the courts.
No one is trying to put anything over on any
body.
The whole question is whether we shall make our
valley and bench lands productive so that they will
be worth from $500 to $500 an acre, or shall they
be allowed to waterlog and be white with alkali?
Shall we have annual danger from high water
and annual loss from lack Of water for irrigation?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-30
National Forest Timber
For Sale.

Sealed bids will be received by
the Forest Supervisor, Albuquer-
que, n. Mex. up to and including
June 80. 1922. for all the mer-
charitable dead timber standing
or down, and all the live timber
marked or designated for cutting
on an area embracing about GAO
acres within Sec. 36. T. Q N, Il.
5 E., n. NJ. Z. NJ, Manzano Ma
tional Forest, New Mexico, esti-
mated to be 100000 feet B. M.
moro or less OF western yellow
pine. No bid Of less than $500
per NJ feet will be considered.
$4,000 must be deposited with
each bid to be applied on the
purchase price, refunded or re-
tanned in part as liquidated dam
ages. according to conditions OF
sale. The right to reject any and
all bids reserved. Before bids
are submitted. full Information
concerning the timber. the condi-
tons of sale, and tho submission
OF bids should be obtained from
the Forest Supervisor. Albuquer,
que, n. Mex.