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The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Protest Againt Chinese Ex-
clusion Law.
Americans Interested in China
Will Try to Persuade Con-
gress to Take q Less
Severe Attitude.
Shanghai. Aug. The widespread
boycott a0ainst American goods ~
protest against the Chinese exclusion
law was put into effect today.

Washington. Aug. 1-Rumor that .
boycott against American goods In
China was contemplated, reached this
country - long ago ~ last summer.
but II the government hsd similar In.
formation. Il was. apparently sup.
pressed and disbelieved BY the officials
at washiugton. The situation. to
STATE It plainly, 10 growing alarming
and ofaoials NO longer atttempt to
deny It. China 10 admitted on all
hands 10 b tho greatest undeveloped
buying market In the world today.
Its potsntialities are ~ has often been
shown 9 littls short Of marvellous.
The Chinese government 10 indeed
reported in all its dispatches ~ being
opposed to the boycott. but its SINGER.
ity 10 doubted. It now seems certain
that American business men y ith In
tsrssts in China will, during the next
session Of congress. persuade the na-
tional legislators to take an attitude
lsss severe toward China in order 10
ward OF the threatened serious blow
10 American commerce. IN the Orient.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Parcels Post With Australia.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The new par
GELS post convention recently CON-
cludsd between che United States and
Australia Estates Of New South Wales.
Victoria. Queensland, south Australia
West Australia and Tasmania) went
Into effect today. Parcels exchanged
between the United States and Aus
tralia must not exceed $50 In value.
weigh more than pounds. six
ounces, nor measure more than three
feet. six inches In length and six feet
in length and girth combined.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Walter Brown to jail.

Chicago. Aug. l-Wslter Brown.
con, ioted Of illegally using the funds
Of the First National bank. Of Elk
hart, Ind. &. was sent 70 the federal
court today 70 await imprisonment.
Justice wodick, president of the de.
funct bank for whose manifestation
company the funds were used. il now
serving time in the Lssvsnvorth pen.
itentiary.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Fever NAV Spread.

New Orleans. Aug. THE total
number Of new cases Of yellow fever
up to noon today was 60. Street cars
and other conveyances have been fu-
migatsd. vigilsnts have been ap-
pointed. The disease 10 Increasing
and the plague may spread all
through she south.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
CHARGES EQUITABLE
WITH GRATING
Attorney General Meyer
Strikes From Shoulder.
Says the Company's Losses Ex-
ceed $17,ooo,ooo From Mis-
management = Sensa-
sational Complaint.

Albany. N. Y. Aug. Vary sen.
sational 10 the bill Of complaint nled
by Attorney General Meyer In the
suit he has brought asainst the Equit-
able directors and officers He
charges the society with tbs loss Of at
least $17. 600. 900 resulting dirsotIy
from bad deals and mismanAgement.
grating and all sorts Of rasoalitv In
general. Among the directors sued ID
David n. NolYat Of Denver.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Atehison Contempt Case.

Kansas City, Aug. THE Atchi.
son. Topeka and Santa Fe railroad to-
day. through Its counsel fled IN
answer in the contempt suit brought
recently upon behalf Of the govern.
msnt. which alleges thas the company
has violated tha court injunotion 10.
sued March. 1909. restraining It from
departing from the hxed schedules Of
freight rates.. Judge John r. Phil.
lips will probably set . date in the
near future upon which arguments
in the case will b heard.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
British Squadron Coming.

Gibraltar, Aug. Tho British
squadron under Prince Louis Of Bat.
tenberg left here today for Canada
and the United States. The squadron
consists Of six ships and will probably
reach New York about September l..
whore . series Of brilliant entertain
ments will b given for King Edward 9
sailor relative.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Robert Deane Shot.

Fresno, Calf, Aug. Robert 4.
Dsans. son Of New York million
sirs participant in the British army
Against the Bosrs and . former Phiia-
dslphia nswspaper man. was shot dssd
by Matt Riggsns who believed Dsane
ipsultsd bis wife.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Creps Removed.

Wsshinston, Aug. THE mourn.
ing cloths which have drspsd the desk
st which the late Secretary John Hay
sat were removed today. which 10
Just month since the death Of the
beloved secretary Of state. Il was
Secretary Roots desire that the drap-
cries be not removed before.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Packing Plant Damaged.

st. Joe. Mo-. Aug. 1.-The beef
beds and cattle chutes Of the Swift
and Co., packing plant was destroyed
BY fire this morning. The loss 10
$50, 900 ana the hrs was caused BY
spontaneous combustion.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Rates Go Up in Nashville.

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. AS . re.
suit Of the recent disastrous nYes In
Nashville. the Western Union today
increased its rates on business houses
26 per cent. The new law hAs arous.
cd . storm Of protest from the business
men.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
No More Justices.

Hartford. Conn. Aug. 1-After
to-day all trial cssss In this stste will
be disposed Of BY the CITY courts in
stead Of justices courts. BY the provi.
sions Of law recently passed BY the
legislaturs. going into ef1eot today.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01

waiting for the opening Of the regis
tration for the Uintah reservation and
which began at Q O'Clock this morn
ing. A Camp Bird miner. named
william May ybriaht. was tho first
name OF the list and was given frst
place on the governments books.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Union Teamsters Reinstated.

Chicago, Aug. l-SeverAl hundred
union teamsters were reintssted today
and for the first time in several
months wagon, were driven through
the streets not guarded BY the police.
The boycott against nve Of the big
ooal companies 10 still on. however.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Prohibitionists Meet.

Columbus. o.. Aug. THE Prohi-
bitiouists State convention opened In
ths board Of trade building here to.
day With delegates from each county
In the state. They will nominate
candidates for the fall elections.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Live Stock Receipts.

Chicago, Aug. The hog receipts
here today were i1.00O; Kansas City
., 900 and Omaha q. 900.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01
Seven Burned to Death.

Wheeling. ". Va. Aug. l-seven
persons were burned to death and i've
houses destroyed today BY . fire ON
Barnes Run. occupied by mill workers.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01

Aasssrs loans you nsw kedaas. so.ll
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01

Masters docs kodak finishing. so-4l
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01

Waited all Sight.
Grand junction. Ass. l'-Fivs
hunArsd men stood in line Ill siSht
The daily tribune., 1905-08-01

Sels Tie choicest resi-
dsacs lots IN tie city =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08

Anuncian o6clalmente de Toxic que e emperador ira
personamente al temple de lsE para dar gracas
epasados por e restabecimeno de la paz por la gloria
que adquere Jap6n despues de la guerra que hzo tan
tos estuerzos gan6 tantas vcorias Ell general Oshma
ha sldo nombrado comandane del cuepo de eercto que
ocupara la peninsula de Liao Tune Dos dvsones Sc en-
cargaran de custodian la nea frrea Observation-Disclosures E
Mlkado do aver audiencia los attaches miares extran
geros les ofrec6 amuerzo de despedda e paacio
imperial. Sc brind6 por la paz del mundo
Dcen de Paris que e Cardenal Richard ha recibdo del
papa Plo una carta muy sgn6cativa que reaciona
con la proxma reunion del paramento arces que debe
dlscutrse Ia separation de la Iglesa del Estado En-
cara dice Su Santdad que depues de los graves
ocurrdos Franca parece inevitable ruptura entire
e Estado la gesa En- consecuencia e Papa pide los
ees que lueguen Dos fin de que produzca mejo
rameno en- la stuaci6n del mundo ca6co. Esto parece
ndcar dposlciones de toeranca por parte del Pontce
FL gran duque Vladimiro, padre del gran Duque Girl
ro que ue destronado por Car presenta la enunca
de cargo gobernador miar de San Petersburgo
LIE rempazara el general Grippemberg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
ECO De BERLIN

Varios importantes restaurants de
aquella ciudad estan introduclendo una
nueva costumbre, que ha s!do muy
bien acoglda por ell pdblico en- gene.
raj.
81 por una equivocacl6n 6 por otra
causa cualquisra, un parroquisoo to-
ma ell sombrero de otro, se le facilita
uu sombrero nuevo al perjudicado,
con Ia dnica condici6n que deposite un
peso. Hay un considerable surtido dc
formss y tamafIos.
81 por casuslidad ell som brero do.
do por perdido es devuelto a su dueSo,
50 10 devuelve tsmbien ell peso al ha-
Ger entrsga del sombrero prestado en-
el dep6sito del hotel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
O7RAS NOT|C|AS
Adolfo Medina. La orquesta
de Ponce. ---Escuelas rura-
leg vacantes.
JOSE J. tSTEvEz
Matrlmonio. --Nuevo peri6di-
co en- Mayagtiez.. .-Mani6es.
to de la Federation Libre

II popular rscitador don Adol.
10 Medina trsta do ofrecer una velada
a pdblico dc San Juan, en- Ia que di.
rA eacogidos trabsjos dc CASTELAR,, M.
nsz de Arse, y otros celebres autores.
-ssgdu EOS informan,la orqussts
do Cocolia psrmanecerl en- San Juan
diez q doce dias mas, tocando on di.
versos bailes.
Sc encusntran vacantes dos 81.
cuelas rursles en- el iermino de Rio.
Grande, y pipgdn professor 90 ha pre-.
sentado & solisitsrlas. Llamamos Ia
atsncion do los mssstros.
En- hayagusz contraio matrimo-
nio el apreciab'e jovsn don Guillermo
Gigantic, con 10 simpGtica sefiorita
Anita Garsfs.
-Dursnte el tltimo mes do Octu-
brs dict6 t32 sentsncias el Juzgado de
psz do Maysguez.
En- Msyagdez ha oomenzado &
publicarse un nuevo peri6dico titula.
do <La F6 Cat6lica., Lo edita don
Alsjandro Dfaz Busquets.
Aver estuvo en- San Juan el 10.
ven poets aguadillano don jose J. Es-
t6vsz, redactor do eel Dusnde,, de
Arecibo.
En- Cabo Rojo 90 efeotu6 un mi
Tin, por miembros de la Federation
Libre.
En- Moca 10 ha fundado una re-
vista mensusl titulada Gel Boletin Es.
piritists,, dirigida por don Enrique
Lopez Soto.
Ell dspartamento do Educaci6n
concedi6 seis ssmanas do licencia 4
Mr.. Sawyer, quien Sc encuentrs en- We.
nezusla.
Mos dicsn que la Federation Ii.
brs publicsrA muy en- brevs un mani
nssto, sobrs 10 actitud de los obrerou
on les huelgas que se prsparan en- el
mes do Febrsro pr6ximo.
Juno de los pasamanos de Ia ss.
calerills de San Francisco SO ha roto,
causands un peligro para los nifios
de la escuela Immediate que &c reunen
en- aauel lugar antes de entrar ( clase.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
Para sehoTas, nihOs ' nj
has, r0pa hecha

SNo ha visso usted los magni6cos
trsies, blusss, kimonas, secos, guar
da polvos, enaguss, camisas, cubre
corsets, trajes para nifias y nfios,
ETC., etc, de telas hilo, hscAos IN nues'
tros talleresP Aunqus los reclos 4
que vsndemos son MUv MODICOS,
no hacsmos rada do pac' tills.
Nuestro extenso sursdo G. npren-
de dssde Ia blusa mas senc,lla, hssta
los ricos trajes adornsdos con fros
encsiss dc hilo, oslad 5, bordsdos,
etc
The Porto Rico Dc4wn Work &
Embroidery CO.
10, Forta leza, San Jun.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
v|CT|MA DEL TROLLEY
Anoche fue cogido en- la pa
rada clnco el desgraciado
nlho Miguel Soto.
SU ESTADO ES GRAVE
Sc lnstruye Ia sumaria del he
cho por denuncia del poll
cia Martinez.

Anoche q lss ocho cuarto, en- la
prada circo, ocurri6 una sensible des.
grasia que pudo tsner fatales conse-
cuencias.
Subia hacia Santurce 81 CARO-
electrico que guisba el conductor Ma
nusl Rivera, en- momentos que cerca
do la via 20 encontrsban varios mu.
chachos en- dive stones.
El trolley pasaba con alguna We.
losidad, y sin dar tiempo & que despe.
iassu 10 via, Ia hansca delsn.era del
CARO- cogi6 81 muchscho Miguel So.
to, de unos doce amos, tiraudoe con-
ira una cuneta del csmino.
FL pino qusd6 examine.
Rscogido por vsrios vecinos que
prsssnciaron ell suceso, fue conducido
en- hombros en- ell cuarto de socorros,
donde sl prActicante C6rdova le hizo
las primeras curas.
Las herldas que recibio en- oil cra-
neo fueron califcadas de pron6atico
reservado. ii sstado de Miguel Soto
es grave.
FL policfa Martinez, que Sc encon-
traba presente, denunci6 esta manana
el hecho q la Corte municipal.
Hoy q las diez, cor tinu aba el heri-
do sin mejoria en- el hospital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
Administration 3.
incas urbanas

Elsus suscribs acepta sA admins,
traction fnsas que radlausn en- San
Juan 81 1 pS y en- Ssnturcs alspS.
Las nnsas 20 misno las cobro y
las visito diariaments. para que go
conssrvsn limpias. Pusdtn obtensr In
forme con los ssforcs Carazo, Mar
xusch, sefiorss Farrsr Bonils, Vega
y Polanco, que en- Ia actlalidad soy
su administrator
GrsgnrlO Di as.
San Jo'e, dme-o %, ltos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
Interview con el miniStro Takahira
La febre amarillo Vencida en- New Orleans
L mhdo vista e hnp pb de |se
Carta del Papa al cardena| Richard
Dmisi6n del gran Duque Vladimiro
Dlmisi6n del gran Duque Vladimiro

New York, Novembre S.-En interview ceebrado
en- Washington con ell mnistro penpoenciaro del Japop
Mr. Iakahra este ha declarado que potca del gobierno
Japones contnda slendo potca de Desde hacc mu-
chos amos mi pals trabaja por egar la aura de
las grandes potenclas en- odos concepos El mundo ha
vlsto los rutos de labor Ell potocoo de Portsmouth
nos da mayores ventaas las uzaremos dar impulse
nuestra obra de engrandecmento nacional Oueremos
tamben nt1ur para que desarrollen engrandezcan
nuestros hermanos de China Corea pro clio no signdca
en- Jap6n ningn propjsito host os demas puebos
los que debe guardian cordiales correctas reaciones
Telegrafian de Nueva Orleans que la febre amarillo
puede conslderarse domlnada por compeo Nnguna de-
unc6n Sc ha regstrado desde e Is de Octubre hosp
tai temporero para assenca de personals aacadas por
vomlto Sc cerr6 Los medcos de marina que presan
servlclo en- la cdad han vueo esdencas espectvas
despues de vista del presidente Roosevelt Los gastos
del goberno para hacer que desapareciese la epidema
Sc eevan trescentos cncuenta mil dollars A1n hay
agunos entermos en- convaescenca pero registrar
nuevos fines de Novembe desaparecera todo ras-
tro de la enfermedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08
Alexandra Bozzp

Agente eomlsionlsta y ecrrtdor
->---A- -- a-s1-~--- esrssrzi. -.
do kduanas
Be habla iAglk' 'rancss, ital' sn0
y espafol. Este Rdide N asuntos &c
Aduana, Repre-, ntan de importAn.
tos easas do B. rop y los Estsdoa
Unidos. Solieits rrespond encia.
Ofeina, Sol 90. Teltteno, 1s1.
ApArtA6o. AT. San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-08

En- esta lmprenta Sc ven
de papel viejo 4 81 quintal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-10
mrs. LOUIS II. BURNETT.
cntertaineS Fifty Guests at the
WaShindtOn Hotel.

On Monday evening IN honor OF Mr..
Sebastian Fl. Burnett, of Toronto, Can
ada, Mrs. l.. II. Blu nett, entertained at
the Washington no
Fifty invited guests gathered shortly
after 8 o'clock and for more than an hour
we're entertained to musical rehearsal.
the principal one on the program being
the gut ct of honor, Sebastian II. Burnett.
The following program was rendered:
Piano Solo. .OeieCteu
Master Chas. Burnett.
Because -. ...... D'hardelat
"A Song of Rest. .............. Hadlev
Whats the use OF Being Wise. e on
SaDastion II. Burnett.
"Legende" fvIolin solo). :. ...... BONN
Mr.. Gylle.
Sing me to Sleep violin obligato) Green
Mre. S. NJ. Anderson.
("Last Night Dreamed: Leve
3"In the Davk in the Dew" G. w. Coomb
('LOve is Bubble"... zee. .Allitson
$. H. Burnett.
"Song OF Brown October Ale". De Koven
5. II. Burnett.
Immediately after the musicale Il
guests partook Of an elegant lunch, and
it was nearly midnight before the guests
bid the hostess good night, after voting
her the queen Of entertainers and thank
| ing her for the delightful evening.
Mr.. S. H. Burnett is sought after as
singer wherever he goee. and it was at
the earnest request Of number who had
heard OF him, that he consented to the
| rehearsal. Mrs. Anderso who is an
Aberdeen favorite, was in fine voice,
and Professor Gylfe, as usual made his
audience wish that he would play an
other piece. A remarkable feature Of
the evening, was the playing of Master
Charles Burnett who is only 16 years oil
age, but is remarkably proficient as a
pianist, acting as accompanied to the
singers during the evening, without any
special previous practice.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-10
IN CHEHALIS COUNTY
HAPPENINGS In ALL PARTS OF
The COUNTY.
Items of interest From all Sections
of ChehaIiS County, Gathered by
Aberdeen Herald correspondents
and Cleaned from Our County
Exchanges.
MONTESANO

Elias Bryan started out Monday to
round up the personal tax delinGuents OF
the county.
The telephone company has reduced
rates for Office phones from $l.75 to $l.5O
per month.
Mrs. Anna Mitchell expects to reopen
the Dewey hotel about August 10. Paint.
ers are now at work OIL the building.
d.. Barrows last week shipped his
household furniture to Merrill, Ore,
here he is working in Turner Bros. mill.
John Crawford, superintendent OF
hatcheries, came down last week to make
preparations for opening the state hatch
cry near Montesano.
Fire Warden Young, on his black
charger has excited the envy of other
county officials, all of whom Except COM
missioners) have to walk.
w. B. Wilson, OF Aberdeen has bought
block and half OF land in Academy
addition, and hae ordered lumber to
build a residence for himself and family.
James A. Perkins is back from a two
weeks visit to his parents at Toledo,
Lincoln county, Oregon. Mr.. Perkins
father was seriously i'll but is now re-
covering.
CASTOR Mock, who has had charged OF
E. Funds jewelry store in Montesano
since it was opened last fall, has purchas-
ed the stock from Mr. Pfund, and will
hereafter conduct the business for him
self.
J. B. Egerer was up from Aberdeen
Wednesday on timber business. He saws
J. w. Fordney is now in Michigan clos
ing up a 100000 deal for California
timber, but is expected here again before
long.
Mrs. Ella Goodell has leased her resi-
dence to G. E. Harris, foreman at Glenn
on's camp, whose family came down from
Olympia last week. Mrs. Goodell goes
| to California on account OF her health.
Her successor in the city school has not
yet been elected.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-10
Co. 9E|S g. -
CHIEF OFFENDER GOES FREE.

Governor Mead, in directing Warden
KEGS of the state prison at Walla Wal'a
to dismiss Charles b. Wood, the captain
of the guard, and seven other guards has
apparently committed an act OF injustice
not so much to the eight men who thus
lose their places as to the public, which
has the right to demand that its institu'
tons shall be kept free from politics and
favoritism, and that all state employees
shall be treated impartially.
The men discharged have little ground
to complain, because they permitted
themselves to be used by the warden IN
his local political fight. At his instance
thew, although not residents OF Wa'la
Walla. took rooms in a bull ling in that
CITY and later registered as voters from
that address.
A prosecution from perjury was dis
missed by the superior court on the
ground that the defendants had not
actually made oath before the clerk, and
therefore had not committed perjury.
1t developed at the trial that City Clerk
Reynolds. who registered them, failed to
read the oath to those appearing before
him. He merely asked their residence
and signed his own name to the oath
that they were bona fide residents OF
Walla Walla and qualified to vote.
1t appears that the misconduct OF these
men was at the instigatlon and for the
benefit OF Warden.Kees. The men them
selves had no interest In the election, and
would have made no attempt to register
or vote but for the warden's request.
If these facts are as reported by the local
correspondents, then Warden KEGS was
the principal offender, aud he should not
be permitted to hold his position while
his tools are punished by the loss OF
their posts.
Here was an excellent opportunity for
the governor to administer a needed les
son to state officers on the duty OF keep
ing out OF politics and devoting their at.
tention to the work of their posts. But
his favorism to Mr.. KEGS has deprived
the dismissal of The other prison officers
of what value it might have in this re-
spect. The governor seems, however, to
be more bent upon building up a per.
sonal machine than upon procuring close
attention to the states right of undivided
service from its employees.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-10

Miss Beulah Douglas, who has been
the guest of Miss Clarice McGlauifln left
for her home Auburn, California Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbark and family,
and Alvin Bean, who have been camping
at Moclips the past ten days, returned
home Tuesda
A large party consisting Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. O. McGlauifln, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. E. Dawdy and Mrs. Cranston with
their guests. to the number Of % went
to Oyehut Sunday spending the beautiful
day there picnicng in the shady groves.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-10
OAKVlLLE.

Mr.. Kneeland and party returned
from Mt. Rainier Saturday evening.
Robert Bruce, of Orting is visiting
Mrs. Janet Laws.
A lodge OF Good Templers is being or
gained, making eight orders represented
in the town.
L G. E. Lesh, of Elma, Director of the
band at that plaesnyss in town Wednes'
day. He came up to interview our citi-
zens as to the advisabiliry of organizing
a band here.
The Rebekah lodge installed officers at
the last meeting OF the lodge. The fol-
lowing are the names Of the officers for
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-10
HOQUlAM.

Chas. Lenfesty left Monday on visit
to the fair at Portland.
Miss Durham, who has been the guest
of Millicent Hanson, left Tuesday for her
home in Portland.
II. w. Duprey writes that he is clear
ing up farm near Elma and hopes to
make a nice home.
w. L. McNair, the Elma Livery man,
came to town Monday and will stay q
few days visiting friends.
w. G. Davis, father Of Mrs. w. L.
Adams, who is now living at Jackson,
Mich. is visiting in the city.
Arrangements for the opening Of the
Y. NJ. G. A. night school are progressing
with every evidence Of being one Of the
very best schools.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-10
EL.MA

The first shipment of celery for the
Sc ,son went out OF Elma T eslay.
Miss Ida Dickson got the watch voted
on at the merry. go-round while it was
here.
Geo. Bugbee, OF Seattle, spent Wediies.
day in Elma, the guest Of Joseph Ley.
bold.
The creamery is shipping so gallons OF
milk per day to the Hygeia Milk Co. of
Tacoma.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shroed.
er, Sunday morning July 80, 1905.
daughter.
Miss Inez Maxwell came up from Abb
erdeen Tuesday morning for short visit
with her parents in this city.
Mrs. L. Merrill's brother.in-law and
sister with grandson, arrived from Los
Angeles, CAL, Monday for a visit.
Misses Marie and Nellie Gleason, of
Satsop, spent Wednesday in this city the
guest Of their sister, Mrs. Joseph Ley.
bold Jr.
The Brewer Pharmacy here has been
closed. the goods packed and shipped 10
Seattle where Miss Brewer will open a
drug store.
The Mack railroad is being extende d
one and one.half miles and they are now
building new camps. This company has
from six to ten years cutting of timber
where it is now located.
| The work of concretng the new city
water reservoir has been commenced.
The side walls will be II feet high and 10
inches thick, the center being Is ieet
deep.
| The Henry McCleary Lumber Co. is
building new saw mill along side of it's
present plant. When completed this
company will have with both its mills
running daily capacity OF more than a
hundred thousand feet.
Mrs. DR.. Mcintyre entertained select
party Of her friends at her lovely resi-
dence on Sixth street Monday night in
honor Of the dcctor's birthday. The
evening was spent in listening to vocal
and instrumental music and in playing
500. After an elegant lunch the guests
departed wishing the doctor "many
happy returns."