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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
A LO W IN CIGARETTAK
PENZT TAKARITANAK MEG
A DOHANYZ0KNAK

Az AXton-Fisher Tobacco Com
pany altal gyartott Crown ciga-
retta mintegy harom evvel ezelott
;elent meg el0sz0r a piacon. Abb
ban az id0ben a dohanys igen olcs6
volt, annyira olcso, hogy a dohany
termel0k ITALIAN t0nkrementek vol
na, ha meg mem alapitottak volna
kooperativ vasari egyesiiletet.
Az Axton-F'isher Company tiszt-
visel6i AIT mondjak, hogy a
Clown cigarette a mult> evben
S150,000, 0,000-t takaritott meg a
dohanyzo k0z0nsegnek. Mikor q
Clown cigarette eloszor Jelent
meg a vasaron, Is cent volt egy
20 darabot tartalmaZo csOmag,
holott mas kedvelt cigarettaknak
90 cent volt az aruk. Akkor AIT
allitottak, hogy jo cigarettat mem
lehet olcs0bb aron eladni.
Amint a Clown n0vekedett nep-
szerusegben, mas cigdrettak ara le-
szallt Is centre, aztan lire, 16-ra
es vegre 15 centre. Ezen lido alatt
dohany ara mindig emelkedett.
Miutan Az utolso evben 60,000,-
100000 cigarette fogyott el az
Egyesiilt Alamokban, nyilvanva.-
10, hogy az 5 centes arleszallitas
$150,000,0O0-t takaritott meg a do
hanyz6knak.
Keves cigarette Walk nepszeriive
Az utolso harom ev folyaman
szamos vi cigarette jelent meg q
piacon; de nepszeriive csak
Clown lett es nepszerusege egyre
novekedik meg olyan teriileten
is, melyen az Axton-Fisher Com
pany meg eddig mem is kiserelte
meg Clown-t feldolgosni igyn0-
kGk es hirdetesek altal.
Kentuckyban meg sohasem let.
gyartva valamely cilSk, ymely ilyen
gyorsan lett nepszeriive. A
Clown-t kitiin6 min6sege terjeszti
Mialatt Clown cikarettak egN-
re nepszeriibhekke 8 lesznek, a gyar
elso termeke, az.Old Hill Side pi-
padohany lepest tart teliik. A
multi honap volt a legnagyobb Old
Hill Side szamara, mely 1924 april
Len fogja huszonotodik eyfordu-
lojat iinnepelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
YOUNGSTOWN REFoR1dATUS EGYHAzI
FERTI ES MOI CsATLARozorT BETHH-
SEGELYz6 EGYlET.

Elnok Seb5k Gabor, aleln0k Rati J6zsef
titkar Hajdu Kalmdn (Box sos Sta. AZ,
iegyz6 Szabo P. Istvan, p6nztaros Gaal La.
jos, peztari ellen6r Balogh Balazs,. betsgl6.
togatok, bizalmi ferfiak Is n6k: hegyen
Molnar Istvan Is D. Barta Istvsn, Brier
Hillen Fll6p Menyh6rtne, Belenszky J6nos,
South Side-on Menyhert Janosne. D6ka san.
dor, Edgewood streeten Juhisz P6terne, IA
logh josef. HaseitonbAn, Pstkan6czi J6nos-
ne Bernath orsszt, East Youn ngstownbsn
ozv Sxilagyi Gy6rgyne, Kiraly' Istvanns ~.
nyacski Janos 6s Fodor Eajos.t.N zassld1ar.
t6k: D6ka Istvan, Ricz JAnos,f lis lSzkmvizss6-
l6bizottsagot az eln0k nevezS hi minden me-
gyedeyben.
Minden beteg tar koteles szon kerQlst.
bell bizalmi tagnak betegsegst beietla.
teni. Beteglatogatas kStsles6 minden taxS>.
Gyulese,. aartss mlndsn 10 Tx vssaIusp
yis6gben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
AZ EAST YoUNGSTOWNI I. FET0YI
SANDoR MAGYAR BETEGSEGELYz0
EGYLE1

Elnok Horvath Rafael, alelnok Cseh Nj.
haly, jagyz6 Saghy Isnac, titkar Borsh Fe
reno (2s1 Robinson rd., e. Youngstown, O.l,
pAnztArnok Smidth Istvan, penzt&ri ellen6r
Lukcvszki Pal. HArmas bizottsag: Cseh 10,
zsef, RACE Mihaly, Varga J6zsef Betegla-
togat6k: Fod6 Istv4n, Rdcz Mihaly, Timar
Janosne. Haseltonban KapOsi Ardras. Pot
tsgok: Kelemen Gy6rgy, Polgary Janos.
zassl6tart6, magyar: Keszler Ferenc es Ke-
lemen Gy6rgy, amerikai: Borsh Ferenc, Var
ga J6zsef. Ajt66r: Vskasi Mihaly IS Ki-
rally IstvAn. Trusteek: Kiss Mikes. 10th
Lajos.
Havi gyiileseit tartia minden h6 negeydik
vasarnapjan Grow hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
A NEW BRUNswICKI IN. ~ SCENT
IMRE HERcEG BETEGsEGELY1o EGYLE1
DIX SzAMU YOUNGSTOWN FIoKJA.
Alapittatott 1919 julius sen.

AIHpIttdtUtt IgIy JULIUS 5-en.
Eln0k Soos III. Janos aon0k Roman And
ras, p6nztarnok Gonczy Mihaly jcgyzG es
titkar Redovay Janos (2S6 Jackson ST., E.
Youngstown, o., f6ellcn6r Grosz Istvan
ellen6rok: Gy6ri Mihaly, Tacsik Gy6rgy, 3-as
bzottsag: Riczu Janos, Kiss Istvan, Hozdik
Istsan, betegiatosato East Youngstownban
Gy6ri MihMy, Steeltonban Poznam Janosne
Q524 Butler st) 6s H,zdik Istvan, Albert
streeten S. Ilies Istvap (1212 Hill ST., ajt66r
Fedor Janos.
Az egylet 1000 dollar halalesetet. heti
dollar betegseg6lyt fizet. A havi dij 75c
Gyiileset tartja mnden h tels6 vasarnap-
jan az Atleta Kmb hclyistgebcn, 335 1-2 w.
Federal ST.. deutsu 2 6rakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
A YoUNuxTowNI Es KoRAYIAI MA
GYAR EGYLETEK Es EGYHAzAK A.
LANDo NAGYBIZOTTSAGA

nagybizottsag gyul6seit esetr6l esetre
tiaztikar hivja egybe. Tisztikar az 1920.
eyre: Eln6k Gsressy Sandor aleln0k0k:
Habodasz Gustav es Balask6 Gy0rgy, titkar
Horvath Istvan, penztarnokl Macy J6zse;
nagybizottsag kotelekebe k0vetkez6 egy
haaak es egyletek tartoznak: Scent Istvan
rom. katholikus egyhaz, Reformatus egyaz
SIT. Gy6rgy gor.-kath. egyhaz, Verhovay egy
let 10e-ik fi6kja, SIT. Istvan egylet, Ref
Ferfi Egylet, Reformatus N6i Egylet, Kos
suth Kozmuve '6desi EgyIet, Magyar Beteg-
segelyz6 Egylet, Benwoodi Szuz Maria
Egylet 4-ik fiokja East Youngstownban, q
Pet6fi Sandor Egylet East Youngstownban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
AZ ISMERETLEN LELKI ER0K
Aki atlat sotet testeken.-A jelen.
seq tudomanyos magyarazata

Az anyagi vilag megismerese
--irja "a Pesti Hirlap-az utobbi
esztend6kben oriasi lepesekkel ha-
ladt clore. Az X-sugarak reven
behatol az emberi szem az at nem
latszo testekbe, alig nehany |
esztendGvel ezelott lelkes es XII
tarto kutatok feltartak az anyagi |
vilag legtitkosabb rejtelyeit is,
miutan kiserletileg kimutatta11,
hogy lathatatlan anyagi reszecs-
kek e@esz vilagot rejtenek. A ter
meszettudomanyo ezzel a
gyors fejlodesevel azonban mem
tartott lepest a lel2ktan. Van a
lelki jelensegnek Macy csoportja,
me1yeknek "a tudomany meg mem
tudja kielegit6 magyarazatat ad-
nj, hanem cgyszeriien csak ARA
szoritkozik, hogy a tenyt megal-
lapitsa.
Az emberi pszichenek vannak
sajatsagos es szinte rejtelyesnek
latszo er0i. A Mercure de France
legujabb szamaban Stephen Chau-
vet, parisi orvos, kimerit6en ismer
teti egy lengyel mtrnoknek esetet,
aki azzal a sajatsagos kepesseg-
gel van Jaegaldva, hogy at tud
latni s0tet .testeken, ell tud OIL
vasni koritekba zart leveleket.
Ossowiecki-- ICY hivjak lengyel
mernok0t = nagyon sihtelligens
ember, szakmajat kiyaldap erso
mern0k, mint parish soryosnak
elmondotta, ez a kepessege mar
tizenot esztend6s kora 6tal meg
van. A vilag legelso tud6sai IS
pszichiaterjei l1iserleteztek vele es
kiserletek mindig sikerrel veg
z6dtek. Ossowiecki k0nnyii seer
rel megtalal elveszett targyakat,
eltiint gyermekeket, s a rend0rse-
get mem egyszer utbaigozitotta
nagy es szenzaci6s biiniigyekben.
Kiserletezett vele Richet is, a XII
yal0 francia akademikus Orvos.
aki ujabban lelektani problemak-
kal foglalkozik.
AZ elmult ev juliusaban pa
risi netapszichikai intezetben Os-
sowiccki bemutatta ritka es ESQ
dalatos kepessegeit. A kiserletnel
jelen volt Marcel Provost. a nagy
hirii regenyiro, p. Vallais pszicho-
LOCUS es szamosan parish egye-
fem orvosprofesszorai k0ziil. A
kiserlet, amel lynek a lengyel mer-
nok0t alavetettek, fenyesen sike-
riilt. EIolvasott boritekba zart
levclet, ugy, hogy levelet eldug
tax. Ebbol az latszik, hogy mem
a szemevel olvas, hanem lelki ere
jet koncentralja rendkiviili erovel
megnevezett targyra, szoval LAT
anelkiil, hogy sziikseg volna a sze
mere.
Richet professor EFT tula Jdor
sagot "a tulerzekenyseg (hiperesz
thezia) egyik fajtajanak newell
de Chauvet szerlnt nem az. Osso
wiecki elmondta, hogy a kiserle
TEX alkalmaval me,gfesziti minde1
lelki erejet es csakhamar lat E!
erez olyan dolgokat, amelyek tu
vannak ter es lido hataran. Mem.
sokara eZutan sajatsagos megvili
gosodAst erez, lelleben lat jelene
teket, latja az embert, aki irja
levelet, megtudja, hogy az mi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
YoUNGsTown MAGYAR BE4RGsEaELy.
10 EQTLET

Elnok Kiss Andrds, aleln6k Kuni JAnos.
titkar Menyhert Janos (61o Mabel ST., penz.
tarnok Geressy Sandor, p. ellen6r Ol&h
Gyorgyne, 3.as szamvev6- -bizottsAg: Mecsei
Andras, seb6k Gabor, Balog Janos. Bizalmi
ferfiak, hegyen: Molnar Istvkn. Rrier
Hillen Szadai BENJAMIN, South Side ON Sza.
kacs Lajos. Zaszl6viy6k: R'sz Janos es
Dank6 Istv&y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
Gyilkcssag a tancmulatsagon

Nyirpilis kozsegben Mirggs
Marion Mihaly foldmivest egy
Miklos malomszereH agyonszurta
tancmulatsag alkalmaval. Exert
ket evi fegyhazra iteltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
E. YOUNGSTOWN, O.
vERHovAY SEGELYEGYLET a21-IK
FIoKJA, EAST YoUNGsTowN. o.
Alakult 1919 szeptember 1-sn.

AIdkLIl 1918 BZeptember Ton.
Eln0k Koleszar Janos, aleln6k Horvath Ra-
fael, p6nztdrnok Tomcsanyi G6za, titkar
Sagi Ignac BOX 355, East Youngstown.
o., jegyzG Cseh Mihay. p6nztari ellen6r Mol
mar Wendell Beteglatogat6k: G0nczi Jozsef
10th Gyorgy, moi beteglatogat6 Szalai Fe-
rencne. Haromtagu bizottsag: Marczin And
ras, Lesnyaczki Istvan, Gulyas Simon, ajt66r
Dudas Mihaly, trusteek: F6d6 Istvan, G..
Cseh Mihly. Tomcsanyi Geza.
Gyuleseit tartja minden h6nap masodik
vasarnapjan delutan 6rakor a Corw hall
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15

altalanos hazi munkara kicsi csa-
ladban. Telefon: Federal 1910,
vagy j0jJ0n ell szemelyesen ere a
cimre: n Thornton ave. 10 fize-
tes megfelelo leanynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
APR6 MRDETESEK
DEBRoszKY ANDRks

vallalkox6ja. Mindenf6le 6pitSst bixto-
stick es legjobb feltetelek' mellett
elvanal. Ha 6piteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy biEalommal forduljon Debrossky
Andrashoz, aki 6pitkes6shez ingysn I'd
tanacsot, rajzot Is koltsegvet6st. Gin:
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
= Es mije fajY - kerdezi az

Els mije fajY - kerdezi az
orvos.
Senmim es mindenem. Mines
etvagyam, mindig izgatett va
gyok. Dolgozni sincs kedvem. Ha
otthon iilok, halt vagy setalni.
Ha pedig setalok, faradtnak efzem
magamat. Ejjel nem tudok aIud-
nj.
- Tudja, nit tegyen? va
gott kobe az orvos - Vegye eli
AIT kisleanyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
A mozdony gyujto szikrai

Minden termese elegett Moson-
ban Krausz Antal kisbirtokosnak.
Az ARA robogo vasuti mozdony-
max szikrai okoztak a szerencset-
lenseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
a HENwo0QL W., VA. sztz MARIA
MAaYARoK, PATRosAJA ROM. Es con.
KATH. Z. lGAGxA1 DETEGsBaHLYz0
HGyLEg AAsE TovNasroW5H Ak

Einok Lukovssky Psi, aieln0k LAjtner
Istvkn. jaayz6T FAitek Mikl6s, ititkar Fsh<x
gknpa tP. Q. Box As2 East Yonngstown). (.
sskmvizss6i6 ss6ia5si MiA6lys tiskAfi ellsndI
Hcsn James, P6ttAsok: Kits Ists6n,l Rkes
Mihaly Is Boroczki JoEsef. beteglatogat5k:
Bistucs Mih6ly, lit Reed ave. ss Msjoros
Istv4n. los Adam st., zSsxs6tArt6k: SstAn-
10 JOSEF 6s FrAncz6czki Ferenc lmagyarl.
Gass6 J6ssef 6s Berk<nyi Dersalan fsmeri.
kAi), Ajt66Eik: u. LstdhA Antal q Korcs
n4ros JAnqs egyleti gAzda: Gyetvai Jano4
oyaltssit tsrtjs nin4isn. i6 ssss yaskrs
nApjAn Crow.f6ls halbeA @.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
Eltalalta a bajat

Egy orvoshoz beallit egy fatal
ember azzal, hogy 3 beteg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-15
DALTON DESC
REAL ESTATE IRODA
62O Dollar Bank 6piilet

Telefonok: Main 5735-Auto. 1887
Lakas telefon: Fed. 5734
Ha hazat, farmot, telket venni vagy
eladni akar, vagy uj hazat epiteni, ak
kor forduljon bizalommal hozzam.
Honfitars vagyok
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-23
READY TO INSTALL
new TOWN PUMP

The new town pump was received
from the De Laval Steam Turbine
company of Scranton, New Jersey, on
Thursday of last week. E. r. Hoose
and D. ]. Broderick have been busy
this week preparing TO remove the
old pump and install the new one. Mr..
Roose expects to make the changes
Tuesday or Wednesday. To change
the pumps will require about ten
hours.
The new pump is a two stage split
case centrifugal pump with electric
motor direct, and will pump $50 gall
Ions a minute into the reservoir. The
complete cost to the town was $3.50.
The De Laval company has taken the
old electric motor and allowed the
town 1915 on the new one.
The old pump and gas engine at
present are white elephants on the
city's hands, but they will be disposed
of as soon as possible for what they
will bring.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-23
OLD MAIDS TELL
OF EXPERIENCES
BIG AUDIENCE ENJOYS SPlEN-
DID ENTERTAINMENT STA.
GED BY LOCAL CLUB.

The old maids have returned from
Alaska, where they went seven years
ago TO seek husbands in the lonely
north, where they had heard that the
wives. Down the aisle they came at
the Liberty theatre Wednesday even
ing. the thin ones and fat ones, the
tall and short ones-and let's whis-
per 1.-THE pretty ones They came
to tell of their experience in seeking
husbands in the northland
The old maids had run the gamut
of matrimonial adventures from the
one that married a widower with
welded to Piute Indian. They We're
all dressed i'm gala costumes with long
dresses and flowing robes, in styles
OF thirty years ago and in styles of
today. The beautiful costumes re-
qui-ed a lot of work and made the
old maids return doubly effective and
picturesque.
The orchestra of the club furnished
several selections of music to the de-
light of the crowd. Several pathetic
songs were sung in memory of the
town bachelors who had let their
chances slip because they were so
SLOW
The poor lady who married the
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-23
Bought Safe Passage.
TWO GO TO REFoRMAToRY.

James Hicks, one of the three nine
teen-year-old lads who on October =
stole a car belonging to F. +. Huggins
OF this place, was sentenced to from
one TO three years in the Monroe re-
formatory by Judge C. II. Neal on
Wednesday of last week. Jack FINN
was given suspended sentence.
Frank Grady, the third member OF the
trio, had previously been sentenced TO
from one to three years at Monroe.
The boys abandoned the car which
was in a badly damaged condition
after they had failed to make the turn
in the road and had crashed against a
tree near the end of the bridge cross
ing the Okanogan river at the sourii
end of town.
They stated that they had intenueu
70 attend dance at Loomis that nigh'
ond then return the car to the place
from which they took it.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-23

I. Warfel, Edgar Moss. A. l.. Boldly.
and deputy sheriff from Wateryille
Prosecuting Attorney O'Connor. D,
L. Warfel, H. Gordon Kerr, and Marc
Thomas returned to Riverside and ar.
rested Donald Stewart and George
Whipple whose car was disabled at a
garage. Whipple disclaimes any
knowledge or connection with the
booze caravan.
Capture DistiIiery.
The balance of the posse left for
the Corkscrew grade in which direc.
ton the caravan was headed. Ten
minutes after they left Okanogan vii.
son and McCauley returned from Re.
public with three stills, three worms
and coils. and two small barrels OF
moonshine whiskey and other equip,
ment, which they had discovered ir
heavy brush short distance off the
Republic road near the Okanogan and
Ferry county road. They had beer
hiding out in order to apprehend the
owner but had given up in the face OF
a snowfall, but first emptied 200 gal.
Ions of mash.
They Immediately left to join the
other officers in running down the
caravan
! They overlook and captured a Hud
son Super-Six, a Buick and q Dodge
and as the cars were some distance
apart they were able TO capture then
without arrousing suspicion with the
other cars.
The first car was captured after the
officers had fired at the gas tank, but
the bullets entered the tOnneau. in
stead. The officers next overlook the
Hudson and Buick when the men had
stopped for drink. The men thought
that the officers car was one of theil
own party until too late to make theil
escape.
Bought Safe Passage.
One of the men, Mccullough. called
Sheriff Wilson aside and told him tha
he had paid $500 for safe passagt
through the county. Wilson replied
that he hadn't heard of the arrange
ment.
] Officers brought in the cars ant
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-23

Eleven years ago the Oroville Wo-
mems Civic League was organized to
work for the betterment of Oroville
and the years that have followed have
been marked with accomplishment by
this organization.
Its aim is well set forth in the lea
cues constitution which states:
THE object of this league is and
shall be the social and civic improve
ment of Oroville, namely, to own, es-
tablish. maintain and manage a free
public library, with reading and rest
rooms and social clubs in connection
herewith; to acquire, own and i'm
prove the necessary real property; to
buy and own books; to stimulate in
yestigation in social and political eth.
ics. TO lend its influence toward the
solution of the altruistic problems OF
the day: TO further in every possible
y-av the intellectual and moral growth
of the community; TO acquire pro-
nerty for parks and Fairgrounds and
make necessary Improvements on
Same. TO secure clean and slightly
streets and roads and the planting
and care of trees and shrubbery along
the same: to abate public nuisances
tn secure measures for the bettermen1
Of local sanitary conditions; to en-
courage the beautifyins of public and
private property. and in every pos
sible way lend its aid and influence
toward a better and more beautiful
Oroville."
The ladies of the Civic League have
haen successful In accomplishing tina
for which their organization wa
made. Largely through the untirin'
efforts of Mrs. ]. F. Samson and
few other faithful workers thei
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-23
mis- MAN HAS
FATAL ACCIDENT

! woods, age "a, a resident of
lprise community near Loom
accidentally killed Saturday
was thrown from a horse. 1t
'ed that the horse kicked him
oase of the skull as he fell.
|" found lying in the road
after the accident.
zen Frederick Woods was
'auary 16, 1869, in Floyd Coun-
ss'nia. Mr.. Woods is survived
sue and several children living
Hprise. He has a brother, o.
VS. at Wenatchee. The burial
nee at the Mountain View GEM
" Loomis Monday.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-23
REBUILDING WAREHOUSE

ssyne started work on the
and Beale warehouse this
ne will rebuild the structure
ns original size.
varehouse was partially des-
y hre last spring. but due to
'ency Of the fire department
half escaped with a slight
=. The west half was almost
lV consumed. The warehouse,
vas built of iron sheeting nail
q : wooden framework, caused
- the most stubborn fires tnat
"a fire department has had TO
with. due to the fact that the
was filled with baled hay.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-23
OROVILLE HORNETS
WIN CLOSE GAME
LOCAL ELEVEN STILL IN LEAD
IN RACE FOR COUNTY
CHAMPIONSHIP.

One of the hardest fought and
closely contested games ever witnes-
sed in the county took place here
Monday when the Oroville Hornets
defeated the Tonasket Tigers by a
score of 9 TO o.
The game was witnessed by several
hundred Oroville and Tonasket root
ers who were kept in breathless sus-
whistle to the last.
The two teams were very evenly
matched, the Tigers having the mar
gin on weight and the Hornets in
speed.
Throughout the game both teams
played with all the energy they could
muster Players on both sides played
in manner that would be a credit
to any school. The long forward pas
ses that Oroville employed in winning
the game from Omak Friday did not
yield any returns except on rare oc-
casions. due to the vigilance of the
two Tiger ends, Pheasant and Halt
erman.
Griffith Makes Yardage.
Ross Griffith again proved himself
to be an able general at quarter back,
not only making the most yardage In
line bucks but also passing in splen-
did form. Erwin Curtis and Jack
Griffith played against two wary ends
and were not able to make as many
complete passes as in previous games
but those that they caught were pick
ed out of the air under the greatest
difficulties. They also did fine work
in breaking up Tonasket's passes. .
Bernard Curtis played his old po-
sition at full and combined with good
defensive work made good on line
bucks. Tommy Beck and Piper, the
two halves, were instrumental in
breaking up Tonasket's plays and
showed good form in running inter
ference and carrying the ball.
Make Numerous Fumbies.
Both teams made large number
of fumbles, which luckily were not
serious. The Oroville line met severe
tests in several instances especially In
the first quarter when the Tigers were
held for downs at the Hornets goal
line. Williams and Stuart were two
strong points at tackles. Stuart In
tercepted three passes during the
game Williams is proving to be
hard tackler. DeMerchant and Kam-
mers. with Gjerde formed a strong
pivot in the Hornets line.
Drew and Sundine made the most
yardage for the Tigers. Quiggley at
quarter proved cool-headed young
ster and a conner. The Tonasket line
put up a stone wall defense against
CONTINUED on last page.)
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-23

building fund was raised in 1915 and
the beautiful structure shown in the
above cut was completed. Grounds
were laid out, trees planted and to-
day they have one of the prettiest
spots in the Okanogan valley.
The Civic League maintains a free
library in its building and at the
present time there are about 1000
books in the library owned by the
League and a travelling state library
OF 80 volumes which may be exchang-
Ell for a new set every three months.
This year the sum of S13S.50 has
been spent for new books and 60 vol
umes were donated to the library ar
a book shower last summer. The
League is glad to receive donations Of
books at any time.
Open Every Saturday.
The library is open to the public
every Saturday afternoon from 2
o'clock to 3 80. When the patronage
justifies it they expect to keep the Ii
brary open for a longer period and
have reading room supplied with
current issues of the best magazines
and newspapers.
To enjoy the privilege of free use
of the library the LeagU> requires
that taxpayer sign the patrons card
to guarantee the return of the books
taken and the payment of fine of
two cents a day for overdue books.
Books may be taken out for. TWO
weeks and then renewed for two
weeks more. Two books may be tax.
en- out on each card. Miss K. Mac.
donald is in charge of the library.
AS a means of raising funds and
adding to the social life of the town
the ladies Of the Civic League hav-