Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-04-18
While, plaslhs base fball IN cwbstpdn. i


ttheess 9th ball and severely injured q
He was brought to the Aberdeen Gep
] eral hospital for treatment.
The CONTRACT iorS budding the Elk
hall has been awarded 'tc Ryan 4
Mowatt, and it is,to be, finished in tims
tosbe dedicated on the anniversary q
1.-THE institution of the lodge, June 80. :,
Eight members were initiated into tlfs
mysteries of the Elks lodge Friday even
ings eTfass new Ellss ares> IL b. Seields,
Frank Oliver, John S. Gum. Frank G.
Porter, DR.. A., S. Austin, John w.
Young, S. X. Bowes and Ernest Ford
ney.u IGsdorG GIN elstr lnoiuraI hre
James Stewart says when the city
makes him the offer Of $75 an acre for
his land at the water works he will
make them a counter proposition. Mr.
Stewart considers his water rights
worth d good deal:more money than the
land. NJ !1$ NV y Itss lse :gE N
Adolphi Seabers was arrested last
week, charged with beating board bin,
by Mitchell. Franciscovich. He was dis
charged by Judge Pearson, Friday, the
court holding that the evidence was MOI
sufficient 70 show an ;intention tot de-
fraud. s,s &eaqSfigA w
The case of Bernard Grossman, q
south Aberdeen. vs., the N. z. Ry. CO.
was non suited in the superior, court
Friday. sGrosslnan had received tddg-
ment for $75 in the justices court for
the killing OF his COW by the train, but
lost in the upper court.
Clyde "Weatherwax was taken
serious dill last flight, and in fconse-
quence Mrs. Weatherw,saax Wifi be unable
to appear at hqduiam tonig it in the
role Of Qneen Esther Miss Eula .Jami.
son, who has understuided the character
thoroughly, willctake that part,r oes
nqMrs. Frank Wheeler and children left
this morning for Alma. Mich, to spend
the Summer at The old home Of Mrs.
Wheeler. John Wheeler, who has been
spending his vacation at Aberdeen.
accompanied Mrs. Wheeler to Detroit.
where he will resume his, duties, in the
postofhce.p od ton lliw i .bnuoqa sdt
'1Joes Rainey, nwho rwas beaten about
Tie head in TOW with JOS. N w. Camp
Bell Wednesday, hight, is az 81 Joseph's
hospital, and was unable 80 appear At
the hearing Of Campbell In Judge Pear.
so1's !. -eeprtr--Esiday 7aftsraoon.---Mr.
Campbe Ell &as CREASED on bonds, until
Raihey isi able. to appear " III
}The Edison theatregaye.its past peffot.
lnahce fast night Tor two weeks, duriig
which timethe house, viii be tspaintsd
and decorated inside ana out. The
theatre viii teope,e Monday evening,
May 2, Under the personal management
ofthe yprqp,ietor, Mr., 4 Hirsehhap,
with one of the best companies on Tie
cirenits s s ~ VIII AS 81
rhybunk houas aes theAnpper eApip
aiSthe Goats Logging Coz on tho Wish.
kali river, was deatroyed by fire, ahobt
2 o'clock Wednesday Afternoons There
are Is men in the camp, who lost all
tier effects, valued at about 81 900. The
origin Of the fire. is unknown, as the
men were AL at work at some distance
when # OCCURRED, ~ so4u,,,eoo, r9,1L
Ten Lady Maccahees frolns FIoquiam
attehHed' The meeting of the Aberdeen
Five Thursday evening. and we're enter
tained by Mrs. G, r; L, Roberts al iunch
after the meeting. The Hoquiam Ia lies
were: Mesdames Jos. Foxall, A. A.
Rily, r. r. 'K6tfef. N!RW. Drew, l..
Eapqd, u FL, Russell, F., A; Willis,
John Ihle and iAIissb Amelia lille.
Abont'5oopeople witnessed the base
ball name at 'Hoqu'am Yesterday be-
tween tie Aber,1een and Hoqniam ball
tossers, and 4 fairly good game it was.
Hansen pitched good ball for Aberdeen,
and the game was oursTup to the ninth
inning, the score standing 2 to |. After
two men were out in the ninth, the
home boys appeared to get ratified, and
allowed Hoquiam to score three runs,
giving them the game, to2.4di di.r,
!, II. T.. Martin and W. w Haines ar.
rived Thursday evening from Eugene,
Orr, and are looking over the field with
a view Of moving their large tannery
from Eugene to Aberdeen. Messrs.
Haines, and, Martin took drive up the
WishSah river with Robt. Lowery FRI
day, and Saturday were taken over the
line OF railroad of the c. C. L. & T. Co.
by Cliff. NJ. WeatherwaS, and found an
abundance Of hemlpck timber on both
trips. 1; is well known fact the Che.
halls county presents an inyitins field
for tahneries, as according to- govern-
ment reports, it contains more .hemlock
timber than any county on the Pacific
slope. e"oHs 5Rr o>f>f1pr