Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-18

store, with all the necessary equipmen
for camping out, and small darke,
lying on a pallet in the corner.
". Kaufman was pulled in last even
ing by Policeman Lucore, charged will
disorderly conduct on Heron street
Some differences of opinion were openly
expressed about this arrest. but Mr.
Kaufman admitted the offense by paying
a fine o. IS and costs this morning.
w. B. Fetterman was not an applicant
for the position rendered him on the
police force, and hesitates about accept
ing the place. Several prominent citi'
zens have called on Mr.. Fettermar
today, to urge his acceptance, his record
wher on the force before being such as
to command public confidence.
There will be great game of base ball
at Athletic Park, Saturday, June q, un'
less all signs fail. The heavyweights,
led by Capt. J. NJ. Bowes, and the light
weights, under Capt. Clerin, will meet
on the diamond to demonstrate the
utility or otherwise Of avoirdupois. Both
captains have blood in their eyes, and,
if the teams will line up properly. a
great afternoons sport will be had, even
if they never stop ball.
The case OF Chas. kast VS.. the City OF
Aberdeen was decided in favor OF the
city, in the superior court, Tuesday.
Kast sued the city for $500 damages
for broken .eg, alleged to have been
caused by defective sidewalk. City
Attorney Fox won the case without put
ting a witness on the stand. His cross
examination of Kas: appeared t. satisfy
the jury that the liability for the injury
should not be ga 'dled on the city.
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Bryan returned
Monday afternoon from Sinaloa, Mexico,
where MIR Bryan has been engaged for
the past six months as electrician at the
sugar refinery controlled by b. F. John.
son. They wi | return to their Mexican
home in October Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
had some disagreeable experiences with
the Mexican quarantine authorities at
Quay mas on their way up, on account Of
the prevalence OF the bubonic plague at
Mazatlan.
There is great game of bss. bali
hanging over the horizon. Fredricks
4 Nelson, the Seattle men who sell
Majestic ranges and other things, have
organize base ball .line. This Of
itself would be no special item OF news,
but, Manager Webb, OF that concern,
has issued his definance to Manager
Cooper, of the Olympus theater. copper
is roor gutter SO he has replied to
Webb that bani of gallant Knights OF
Olympus will meet their Ma;esiics on
the diamond field whenever they appear
willing.
The city sable is nearly completed, in
rear OF fire headquar tiers. The horses
stand in stalls with automatic doors
in front of them. When the alarm rings
the DORIS open. and, with little more
training, the horses will align themselves
in front OF the steam engine without
further direction. Over the stable is a
sleeping room, in which will be placed
beds for the engineer and driver and
possibly two or three volunteer frenen.
From this room is an opening in the
floor through which the firemen will
descend on a pole when an alarm is
rung in the night.
At the semi.annual meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the Pres
byterian church, held Monday evening,
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Miss Neva Neysey; vice president,
Mr.. G. N. Wonacott; secretary, Miss
Mary Bundy; corresponding secretary,
Miss Lulu Maglll; treasurer, Mr.. Ray
Johnson chairman OF the lookout COM
mittee, Miss Carrie Wilson; of the
prayer meeting committee, Miss Margare ct
Heckner; of the missionary committee,
Mrs. j. A. Mapes; OF the socia, commits
tee, Miss Ella V. Fox; OF the decorate n
committee. Miss Hazel Magil.