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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-10
Red Revenge.

$50 you spurn me-" he cries In
wrathful woe. But 1 shall have my
revenge"
TIA, ha" laughs the heartless
maiden.
You may laugh now, but wait! In
the four years have known you you
have given me six photographs Of
yourself Each one of these l shall
have enlarged ly the cheap crayon
process and presented to your various
friends and relatives"
Leaving the frightened girl in a
swoon, the cruel swain departs with
the melodramatic tread of one who
will stop at nothing.-Judge.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-10

protection TO Trusts Has Vastly In
creased the Cost of Living, With
I Which Wages Have Not Kept Pace.
The United states Has PrOspered In
Spite of High Protection.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-10
INITIATION
Scheme to Increase National
Bank Notes so Per Cent.
HIGHER PRICES SURE TO RESULT

Per Capita Circulation Has More
Than Doubled Since 1873 and In
creased 80 Per Cent Since 1OOO-Be-
ware Of Republican Congressman
With National Bank Connections.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-10

How All the Surplus Cash Concern
trates In Wall Street.-The New
Move Of the Bankers For "Asset'
Currency-AnOther Instrument to
Bleed the Public.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-10

The Herald Is the most widely read
paper on Gray's HarboT. Wise sdve4.
t3segs know Il.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
S68.z5
IN PRIZES

In our Typography department great wood
burning contest divided into four classes
three prizes given in each: an onnort,m,.
Tor all to try for handsome prize. Get the
particulars and begin burning now, contest
closes Dec. 90 .'inest assortment of wood
IN Los Angeles at the greatest money saving
prices. 20
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
The Right Store


o. be stor
evd
a the Center ts
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
Sl.5O Waist Patterns CSC

Get one of our handsome waist pat
terms to give for a gift. put up in a
fancy box, SA yards of fine mercerized
goods, in all white or white grounds
with embroidered figures. in pink,
green, hello and black; special at csc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
Los ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 5 1907
Bellies Of All Nations

Contest closes Dec. 1s. Send in
your lists. If you have not one
made up come down and look at
these figures; IL you name them
correctly you get prize.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
$500 Outfits S3.25

me barton. latest and best Photographic
outfit, complete, in a beautifully desirned
Eastwood box consisting of best standard
platinum point, best double rubber bulb and
tubing, swivel cork handle and double metal
cork union improved alcohol lamp and ben
zine bottle set of art stain and gloss thre.
practice pieces; $500 outfit offered at s3.25
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
Art Loom Tapestries
Make Handsome Gifts
$500 POrtiere Curtains $3.I8

Beautiful green, red olive, empire and cardinal
IN eXquisltely designed tapestry portiere cur
tains; rich effects as gifts they are constant re-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
CSC Sale Wood CSC
Values to $I.5O

~ ~ nauet.e' al designs. ............ .9sc
Sl.25 Waste baskets, all designs osc
g. 40 c, tacN' conventional. .OSc
e. "a NJ. anu -iukt. poXes, satin lined. .OSc
800 ooWi' with cover .DSc
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-15
BOOKS
STATIONERY

Holiday books and stationery, extraordinary
offerings. N
$3.50 Copyrights $l.l8
Such popular books 'rhe Heart Line
'The Best Man. THE Lions Share" "The
Broken Lance" "The Turn of the Balance" "
Riley's, Books
s125 editions soc. Rhymes of Childhood"
"Home Folks" "Afterwhiles," His Pas
Romance" 4" Love Lyrics" Songs of Cheer,
, Morning. Riley's latest gift book, "rhe
Raggedy Man. $149.
Children's Books
Pictures and story books In linen and cloth
and paper fine assortment of all kinds and
prices. Main floor Monday.
Box Stationery
Fine assortment of holiday stationery. fancy
decorated boxes all prices 75c fancy box
stationery Monday 35c; soc box at 25c; 35c
stationery at 19c.
$500 Framed Vienna Art PIacqnes $l.9S
Beautiful Austrian art placques, hand painted
subjects. heads, figures and floral designs. In
4-inch gilt frame. size 14x14 inches in black
stained shadow. box; very appropriate gift.
Visit our big picture department, main floor.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-02-15
FROM MISSOURI

Watch the papers and they will
SHOW you" who treats the people best
when they are sick or hurt. It's the
"Commonw ealth Life" OF course.
Every week someone tells you how
they are being treated.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-02-15
New Mexico.
East Las Vegas, n. NJ.
evening.

East Las Vegas, n. NJ.
The Colored population of Las
Vegas is progressing nicely under
their leader, Rev. VIM. Solly, in a
great many ways, especially in their
church affairs.
Mrs. ]. p. Watson was in our midst
last Wednesday and organized an aid
society for the benefit Of the church.
Starting with thirty members after in
stallation o. officers, an elaborate
luncheon was served in honor of Rev.
Solly and Mrs. Watson. 1t was one
Of the grand5st affairs that the people
Of Las Vegas ever witnessed.
The people are always glad to wei
come Rev and Mrs. Watson, and sorry
to see them make their departure.
Mr.. Charles Johnson is on the sick
list, suffering from lung trouble.
Mr.. Frank Martin, who was sick,
departed for his home in Topeka,
Kans., and died shortly after reach
ing there.
Mrs. Frank Carol, nee Mrs. Uper
Is able to be out again.
Miss Minnie Smith is suffering with
neuralgia OF the brain.
There is quite a number of arrivals
in the city, but the writer has been
unable to learn their names.
AS Rev. Solly has worked so faith
full since he has been in our midst,
every one should come forward and
assist him in trying to raise the re
quired amount for the Indebtedness of
the church. Under the new admins
tration of Rev. Solly, Mrs. Watson
said that Las Vegas was equal to
Pueblo, as 10 our church affairs.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-02-15
GREAT FALLS FLOOD,

worst flood for years came upon the
city suddenly. The Chinooks had been
flowing for two days, together with
the heavy SHOWS that had fell, and
the lakes that the boys had made
about town for skating purposes, all
seemed to melt away at one time, and
without warning the low part of the
city was In the midst of a great flood
The A. NJ. +. church is entirely sur
rounded with water. Rev. J. II. c.
Redd was caught in the parsonage,
Mrs. Redd was down town, on coming
home she found that part of the city
flooded, people were being taken out
of their homes by wagons, horses and
hacks. Mrs Redd, on seeing her hus-
band in the parsonage, quickly Sc
cured team and three of the Sunday
schoO, boys went to the pastors res
cue, but the horse not being shod,
quickly went down when he struck
the high water. The pastor and boys
got the horse out and then j. w.
DOberson's team came and took them
all out. Except for a good ducking.
no damage was done. The Reverend
has slight cold. II will be some time
before they can get to the parsonage
or church. In the meantime Rev.
and Mrs. Reed are stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. McCracken.
On Wednesday last the Ladies' Aid
Society had their monthly pound party
for the pastor. Those who donated
were, Mrs. Steve Williams and family,
Mrs. j. w. Robertson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Sam Port
er. Mrs. Dave Knott, Mrs. Henrietta
Johnsonf Mr.. Taylor and Mr.. Hagan.
Mrs. Harry johnson was taken out
to the hospital this week.
Mr.. John Bigbee is among the sick.
This makes the eighth member OF
that family that have been sick in the
last two weeks.
Mrs. V. NJ. Brooks Is still among
the sick. Mrs. J. d. Gainey, Mrs. ].
Smith and Mrs. Jones are all recover
ing slowly.
Mr.. Dave Knott, Sr., is on the sick
list.
Mrs. P. Groves has departed for
other fields OF miners.
Mr.. Johnson departed from his place
of boarding quickly a few evenings
ago.
Three pieces Of furniture was added
to the parsonage this week by the
Ladies Aid Society.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-02-15
COLORAD0'S GREATEST RACE PAPER
News from all parts Of the West.

Rev. Redd was the happy recipient
OF good warm suit of clothes, the
gift of Mr.. and Mrs. Gainey and
friends.
We wish to thank the boys, namely,
Arthur Williams, Willie Robertson,
Spergun Carmel and Henry White,
who came 20 their assistance, during
the flood.-Rev. and Mrs. Redd.
Mrs. J. $. McCracken entertained
the l.. A. S. Of G. F. on Thursday even
ing. A delightful time was had by
all. Music was the main feature Of the
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
OKLAHOMA CASHIER GONE;
SHORTAGE AMOUNTS TO $4,000
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LAWTON, Okla, Nov. Sd. R. Rankin,
cashier of the Merchants and Planters
bank of this place, who mysteriously dis
appeared last night with a shortage of
cash in the bank of about $5O,0OO. is still
missing
The theory of suicide at first advanced
is no wdiscredited and the police are
working on the idea that he has left the
country No clew to his whereabouts has
yet been found The bank has been taken
in charge by Territorial Examiner H. II.
Smock. Many Irregularities have been
unearthed.
Among the assets of the bank is an un-
secured note of Cashier Rankin for $3100
j. Harry Lynch, prominent labor union
worker of Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory, owes the institution $1,000.
No securities to guarantee this loan can
be found. There is a discrepancy of $4,000
in the credits of the bank and what Is on
deposit with it's Oklahoma correspondent
The liabilities of the bank are $112,55l
with assets estimated at $55,619. But $40O
In cash was found in the vault by the
bank examiner.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
CORNEREDBY
WOMAN, THIEF
USES PISTOL
ROBBER, AT BAY, ESCAPES
THROUGH WINDOW
pIscovERER's MOVE FoILS PLAN
OF LOOT
Armed with Lamp, Mrs. x. Eldred OF
1921 Walnut Street Routs Burr
gIar-PoIice at Loss
for CIew

Aroused by noise in her dining ROOM
Mrs. K Eldred of 1921 Walnut street.
who was alone in her home except Tor
the company of Justus Taylor, 1o-year-
old boy investigated and found burglar
at work
When Mrs. Eldred, armed only with
lamp, appeared on the scene the man ran
to the rear of the house, but finding the
window through which he had come
closed, ran up the back stairway ana
dashed into bath room, closing the
door behind him.
Mrs. Eldred pluckily followed ana trieo
the door calling on the fellow to sur
render.
He replied with four Shots none Oh
which struck the woman.
Mrs. Eldred telephoned to the unlVer-
sity police station. Policeman Harry
Hickok was dispatched to the scene on a
motorcycle and arrived at the house In
less than ten minutes. When he entered
the house and broke into the bath room
it was found that the burglar had es-
caped by climbing out of a small window
and down a ventilating pipe to the
ground and thence over fence.
A search of the neighborhood was
made. but no trace of the man was
found. No property was taken for the
reason that the fellow was interrupted
in his work by the brave woman.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
LOCAL


Attendance at st. Patrick's fair re-
pays promoters. Concert and plays
planned.
Bold thief goes into store, picks up
5000 worth Of silk and walks out.
Makes escape.
Henry Wendleberg, express wagon
driver, bitten by horse while harness.
ing animal
Handbag full of Jewels. left in store
by owner, is stolen by tall woman in
black"
Nels McLain, Idaho miner, dies of
hemorrhage in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles city and county officials
extend tax time limit thirty days.
Stanford graduates celebrate football
victory with banquet at Lankershim
Mrs. K. Eldred corners burglar who
fires on her.
Thomas McCaffery, for thirty years
with Southern Pacific, made transporta-
tion master of Pacific Electric.
Sale of reduced rate tickets to be con-
tinued after November 27.
Civic Architect Robinson returns to Los
Angeles with big plans.
Hackman, caught on trestle, hurled to
river bed by engine which kills mad
dened horses.
Police declare war on speedy autoists
and many arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
THOUSANDS CHEER
TAFT, DEPARTING
sEcRETARYs CARRIAGE DRAWN
BY scHooLBoYs
Big Demonstration Shows FiIpinos'
Appreciation of vlsltcr-Due
at vIaoivostok Mo-
vember 18
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
MANILA, Nov. 9.-The departure OF
Secretary of War Taft from the city ou
the man-of-war Rainbow for VladivostoS
today was attended by remarkable
demonstration on the part of the Fill
pinos.
The horses were withdrawn from the
carriage in which were seated Mr.. and
Mrs Taft, and it was pulled by Manila
schoolboys from the Luneta to the dock,
through cheering crowds of citizens.
Mr.. Taft started from the residence OF
Governor General Smith at o'clock this
morning. He reviewed the long military,
civic and school parade on the Luneta at
o. making a brief address, in which he
thanked the people for the reception,
praised the course of the assembly and
expressed his confidence in the future of
the islands.
Mr.. Taft and party embarked at u:3O
a. m. and sailed at 11:50, the launch on
which they were being escorted down the
bay by flotlla of harbor launches with
military and civic officials on board TO
the Rainbow, where they said their last
goodbys.
Mr.. Taft and party expect to arrive at
Vladivostok on November Is and to leave
there on the trans~Siberian journey on
November 49, All Of the party were in
the best of health.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
WITNESS TELLS OF FINDING
BONES OF ADAMS VICTIM
Deputy Sheriff Says He Found SkeI-
eton of Man Supposed to Have
Been Fred TyIer-Orchard
VIII Not Testify
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
RATHDRUM, Idaho. Nov. AT the
trial of Steve Adams this morning for
the alleged murder of Fred Tyler, c.
H. Williams deputy sheriff, took the
stand.
Williams said he had taken trip in
to the Marble creek country for the
purpose of looking UP a skeleton re-
ported to have been found there He
met Mr.. Simpson on the trail that led
to the place where the body was found.
When he arrived at the place described
he found the skeleton. Tho body was
badly decomposed. There was a hole
in the skull. The skull was exhibited
and identified.
DR.. e. D. Keys, coroner of Shoshone
county, was the only important witness
called at the afternoon session. He
testified that he accompanied Deputy
Williams when the latter brought the
body out of the Marble creek country
The fractured skull and broken jam
bone, according to Dr. Keys, were
caused by some act of violence.
Bruce Wostell, Wallace under
taker who buried the body, testified
that after Adams had confessed and
the preliminary examination had been
called he and DR.. Keys caused the body
to be exhumed.
Early today Attorney Knight for the
state said Harry Orchard would not be
brought to Rathdrum to testify.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
FOIL PLOT
TO KILL CAR
OF RUSSIA
GUARDS DISCOVER ATTEMPT
TO WRECK TRAIN
EMPERoR's SPECIAL DUE ON
RAILROAD
Police Profess ignorance of Motive,
but 1t Is Generally Believed Plan
Nearly succeeded--No
Arrests Made

BY Associated Press
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 9.-What is
believed to have been carefully con-
ceived plot to take the life of Emperor
Nicholas while he was en- route from
Peterhof to his winter palace at Tsar-
skoe-Selo today was frustrated by the
vigilance of the guards.
Early this morning guard discov
cred six men trying to cut the wire Of
semaphore at Livogo station at the
junction of the railroads to Peterhof
and Tsarskoe.
The guard attempted to arrest the
men, but was fired upon and wounded.
The shots aroused the officers and
guards at the station and several vol
leys were exchanged between the out
laws and the soldiers, the former es-
Gaping without injury.
The police profess to be unable to
understand the attempt to cut the
semaphore, as such an act could hardly
work any harm to the czar's train.
which was due to pass a few hours
later.
1t is generally believed, however.
that the outlaws intended to prevent
the use of the signal, with the object
of bringing the train to a stop at that
point. No arrests have been made.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
FRENZIED
FUNANCLERS
ARRESTED
PORTLAND BANKERS ACCUSED
BY DEP0SIT0R
MONEY RECEIVED WHEN TRUST
COMPANY WAS INsoLVENT
Some Of Most Prominent Men In the
Northwest Face ProsecutIon-Af-
fair Causes Tremendous
Sensation
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 9.-J. Thorburn
Ross president; George H. Hill, vice pres
ident, and T. T. Berkhart, treasurer Of
the Title Guarantee and Trust company,
which went into the hands of receiver
Wednesday last, were arrested today and
warrants are out for the arrest of John
E. Atchison, secretary, and Frank NJ.
Warren, director, of the defunct institu-
ton.
The charge lodged against them is ac-
cepting money on deposit while knowing
the bank was incolvent Under the laws
CT Oregon this is felony, punishable by
maximum fine of $1,000 or Imprisonment
in the penitentiary for two years, or both
fine and imprisonment.
The arrests were made on complaint of
C. f. Ehrman, who alleges that on Octo-
ber 2S, the day before the present day-to-
Gay holiday period began. he deposited IN
the bank the sum of $3.50. Ehrman alleges
that the officials of the bank knew on
that day and had known for some time
previous that the bank was insolvent
Atchison is now in New York and may
be taken into custody there. Warren Is
said to be on a pleasure trip In Japan. EIe
is one of the biggest salmon packers en-
the Columbia river.
Those defendants who were arrested
were released on $4,000 bonds later in the
day. They assert they fully believed their
bank was solvent when they accepted
Ehrmans deposit on October rs.
George H. Hill, one of those under ar
rest is the receiver of the bank. Ehrman
is a real estate dealer in this city
The arrest of the trust company officials
is the one topic of street and Office con-
versation and has created a tremendous
sensation, owing to the prominence of
Ross and most of the other officials of the
bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
EASTERN

President Roosevelt confers with Com
pers and other labor leaders in regard to
labor legislation to be brought to the at
tention of congress.
Fifty million dollars has been secured
by American banks from abroad.
Unwelcome suitor kills woman, the
object of his affections, in Brooklyn N. Y
An effort will be made by government
prosecutors to compel e. H. Hartman to
answer questions regarding the Alton
DEAL
Pittsburg woman is robbed of jewels
worth $4,000 which she wore in a belt
about her body.
John d. Rockefeller shown by a New
York attorney to be a friend of the poor
Wealthy woman who confessed to thefts
in Chicago may be sent to the peniten-
tiary.
Oklahoma banker missing. Shortage of
$4,000 found in his accounts.
Caleb Powers to face jury fourth
time for the murder of William Goebel
of Kentucky.
Advance reports show that nearly one
hundred million dollars have been ex-
pended on the Panama canal.
Metropolitan railway of New York is
defendant in a suit for the foreclosure of
a mortgage.
Balloon makes successful flight in New
Hampshire; Philadelphia woman passen-
ger in airahip Pommern.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
LOVE LORN,
KILLS WOMAN
uNwELcoME suIToR MURDERS
OBJECT OF AFFECTIONS
Mrs. Dora StebeI of Brooklyn Is Shot
Down in the Presence of Her
Two ChiIdren--Slayer
Arrested
By Associated Press.

by Associated Rre6S.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--After pursuing
here with his unwelcome attentions for
ten years, Jos. Schmilowitz of Cleveland,
c., today shot and killed Mrs. Dora Stepel
in the presence of her two children in her
apartments in Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
According to the story told by Mrs.
Stebel's little boy, Schmilowitz had been
writing letters to his victim for ten years
and had been so insistent in his annoy
ances that Mrs. Stebel, her husband aad
her children had been cmpelled to flee
from Philadelphia to Boston and thence
to Brooklyn in the hope of eluding him.
Schmilowitz says he is cabinetmaker
and has wife and children in Cleveland.
Stebel, a cabinetmaker, was at work when
the tragedy occurred.
Ten years ago in Cleveland before Mrs.
Stebel was married, she is said to have
accepted the attentions of Schmilowitz
as a Suitor.
Mrs. Stebel and her children were at
breakfast when Schmilowitz knocked at
the door of their apartments. AS Mrs.
Stebel unsuspectingly opened the door of
the apartment he greeted her with the
question: "Why have you never answered
those letters?'
AS he spoke he drew a revolver and fired
at her but missed. Mrs. Stebel fled from
the door with the man in pursuit, firing.
One bullet struck her between the shoul-
ders and penetrated the heart, causing in
slant death.
Schwilowitz fled from the house but was
intercepted by a detective. He had
thrown away his revolver and submitted
to arrest without fight. saying: 1T is a
life for a life with me. l don't care what
happens to me now"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
BURNS is CONTINUING
SEARCH FOR DETWEILER
Detective, Who Is in Toledo, Ohio,
Says He Believes the Accused
Man Has Fled to
Europe
BY Associated Press.

TOLEDO. Ohio, Nov. 9,-Raymond J..
Purns, the attorney and detective who
had charge of the search for A. K. Det-
yiler. wanted in San Francisco on a
charge of bribery, was in Toledo today.
The reason for his visit is mystery.
Mr.. Burns, when asked specifically
about the search for Detwiler, said: II
cid not come to Toledo specially about
the search for Detwiler. l just stopped
here on my way east on business in con-
nection with another case OF course, 1
would not overlook any opportunity to
arrest Abe. but the theory of the officers
in San Francisco is that since he has
been so long missing he has escaped to
a foreign country and is probably some-
where in Europe"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-10
SEEKS TO FoRECLoSE
METROPOLITAN MORTGAGE
National Trust Company Begins Ac-
tion in U. S. Court Against Big
New York Traction
System
BO Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-An action OF
foreclosure of a mortgage which 1t held
as trustee against the property OF the
Metropolitan Street Railway company
has been begun by the National Trust
company in the United States circuit
court.
The mortgage was given to secure an
issue of bonds that should at no time
exceed $65,000,000.
The action was recently commenced
nv the Morton Trust company against
the receivers of the Metropolitan, ask
ing that the profits and earnings of the
road be applied to the payment of in
terest for lease and rentals and pro-
Vided for in the mortgage.
The receivers by order of the court
are made parties to the action.