Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-11
The Elma Chronicle tells Of bovs r. =,

Elma. -
Inc tenth anniversary Of the organiza-
''on OF the Epworth League of the Meth.
oo'st Episcopal church, will be observed
next sunday evening. A class of seven
Will he graduated from the Junior to the
senior League. An interesting pro
gram OF duets, Rotations, readings and
quartettes has been prepared for the oc.
casion.
Fish Commissioner A. C. Little came
down from Tacoma last evening and re-
turned this morning. Mr.. Little had in
tended to move his family TO Pullman.
Wash., but has concluded that he knows
OF no better town in the state then Aoer.
deem, SO he will continue his residence
mere. Mrs. Little and the smaller child.
rem Will leave tomorrow for visit in the
east.
Staff Capt. Willis. of Portland Ore.
general secretary of the Northern Pacific
DIVISION of the Salvation Army, will lead
the meetings OH next Saturday and Sun
day, May 10 and II. We are preparing
Tor wonderful time. Everyone is cord
ally invited to attend. Ice cream and
cake will be served after the meeting on
Saturday night and proceeds will be de-
voted to payment on the new hall
For business man to say to the advei.
Using solicitor: ooh goodness, no. It's
too dull to advertise now. Wait until
times pick up a little" is equivalent to a
very sick person saying to physician !:
ooh no, doctor, can't take any of your
medicine now, Pm too sick Wait until
l get better, and then III take it," When
the patient gets well-if he ever does-he
will not be in need Of medicine. The best
time to advertise is when the need Of
stimulant is the greatest, and that is
when business is dull.-F. j. Haskin.
Advertising will not work miracles. 1t
will not make badly managed business
pay. 1t is not a substitute Tor careful
buying, cash discounts, wise arrangements
or effective organization. You must have
the right article, purchased or manufac-
tured to the best advantage, handled in
the best way, offered at the right price, or
advertising will prove useless expense.
Organize your business 80 as to secure for
the public the best that is going for the
money; buy in the best market get YOUR
cash discounts and all other advantages
and-advertise Dies Moines (Ia.) News.
At meeting of the school board,
Monday night, teachers were elected to
fill all the places except that of principal
which was laid over for future considera-
ton. All the present teachers who
made application were reelected. The
following is list OF those elected: Sew
enth and eighth grade, Mrs. Minnie Nc
Namara; fifth and sixth grade, Misses
Mabel Mckinley and Mary Abbott ;
fourth grade, Miss Blanche Karshner
third and fourth grade, Miss Ina Wealth
erwax; first primary, Mrs. Mildred X.
West; East Aberdeen, Miss Anna Knud-
son.
VIM. Peltier, Seattle drummer, got
gay while in Aberdeen recently and,
while enjoying touch Of high life, in'ag-
ined he had an unlimited account al the
First National Bank, of Seattle, upon
which he drew checks to the amount oil
SIS. The checks we're taken by Aber'
deem business men who, in due course,
were notified that he had no funds in
the bank. A warrant was issued for his
arrest, and he was taken into custody
last Sunday at Seattle by Detectives
Wappcnstien and Corbett and brought "a
the county Jail at Montesano by Sheriff
Huff. Monday. Peltier made the amount
of the checks good and was released yes
terday, a poorer but perhaps wiser man.
Two boys, aged 10 and IL years, were
arrested by Marshal Graham last weei
and confessed stealing from the bunk
house at A. F. Coates camp, on the
Wishkah river. A watch and chain wal
| recovered LHUC Ildu uCCh CSAN ~ '''~
bows, who denied taking small sum o.
money, which had also been missed
Out Of regard for the parents oil the
children, they were released with lee
ture instead of being sent to the reform
s.hool. In the investigation OF the a.
far, it developed that ons OF the boys
h I'd not gone to school for over year
This appears strange in view OF the law
which oblge the school authorities &c
report to the Superior Judge all children
between the ages OF and Is, who fail &c
attend scho oil ut least three months In
each year. A more strict compliance
with tho provision Of the law seemt
necessary.
Otto Ziegler, a nephew OF Richard
ziepler, who was recently drowned In
this CITY, writes under the impression
that his uncle was foully dealt with
| :, f. 1oo,,;u0 San lose he had col