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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-15
Sor 2lartuiener tiIbase,

Den ~befienote frantic 5orfatter
8ierre 2oti bar | bet franife Sarge"
gipet en- maIenbe Sfilbring at ct Be
log, ipm ban Marts Waaneb alag
De poa ben mere emo ire Siiien Iar
gamle 8eerapeliesplabs / R9rbeoen
|af Mempbis, Der RUNNER De folosia.
lie forte @ranitfiiter, / bpilfe sggpp-
terne lteote De bellige Ipisorer til ben
iioIte Suile. Otter en- inbsaaenoe
Sfilbring al 4ieretiren fsrit eiennem
frugfbare fmiIenoe 2anbifaber, Der
pad eiennem Sonosrfenen meb De
taIrige, inort faIoeferoiee, mart bel
beoareoe, elogamIe Gpramioer, 9rfe-
men, / bpiIfen SIotiSens sGepprere |
ire Slien gar eiemte De baliomerebe
Sig, fprt9ller 2oti, at ban naaebe ct
gommelt, Deficient, balpt tilianoet
Sus, bpor ban oe bans Selifab ifuloe
gisre ct Iioet SpboIo.
Oct bar, ifriper 2oti, ben bersmte
sggpptolog Moriettes Sus, og set bu.
Ter ltabig 2eoeren at ltoerapningerne.
Get falfeoe g9relie, / bpilfet 9irefts-
rem mootaser os, er fuIot al De tuien-
oarige Sager, man itaoig groper OBJ
Inf Soroen. 90 mebeus Sireftsrens
arabiife Rerionole anbner be unoer-
ioroiife &rm, apiiernes iioite gcIig,
Tom ban bar tinnot os at taee | Die
fpn, bier ban os BET fiofte merfeIigc
Snnb, ban iamme Icrgen bar eiort
| De Gloite 9pnaItiers @rapfammere
en- / Gre ifaaret Grippe af Signrer
al iomme Ssibe Tom bore Warionet-
buffer. Sieurerne err aubragt paa en-
SoffeI. 8a oct 10 bar Sfif % @rua
finn at meogipe De Dsbe iaabanne
@ienitan6e, iom De | lebenoe 9ipe fer
fig banbe lat Bris paa, bar ben bal
iamerebe Wano, | bniS 8rab De Iaa,
aabenbort p9ret en- flor Onber az
Sanierinoer. Mibt / @riippen err
ban nemIig ieIp fremitinet, iibbenbe |
en- maselig Stol meb fin gnblings.
honiernbe pao Sfisoet. gnore 8pin.
Ser banter for bam, mebens after an-
bre apinber fiober pan @ulnet og ipiI-
Ter paa mprfelige Sarper eller ilnar
paa Eambnriner. Gae bprer ben
Ianae Saarpiif, iom bar Set9rernes
8ienbetegn.
9conineebpens fornemite Rerion.
IiebeSer err apis'erne, og oeres @oIig
Iiqaer fnopt TO Srnorebe Meter fra
9ireftsrens Gus. Der meIoes os, at
M err Der lpit hos Dem, og at ri fan
fomnte naariombeIit BET bebager os.
sb en- brat, trana Sang, iom er ora.
bet | Sorben, meIem StenifrGnter
oa Sanobouge, tiger hi neb. Ser or
pi Itrar fiGrmet moo oen ifarpe Or.
feupino, % fra oen msrfe Sort, Tom
eabcnSe aabner fig moo os, ilaar Der
en Seoe rb moo os Tom fra en- gaaer'
cpn. 2ufteu er altio bcb % tsr |
9gapptens Grapfdmre. ianoe gao-
finer for @umierne. "a pi fomimer
opcr Serifelen, lpier fun Snstet
lem bqres foran os, meget inagt op |
%srfet, og meo geipGr Itqprer pi of-
Iteo oper itore StenpIaoer. s ben ita-
oia tiItaeenoe 8arme FieIner pi ipast
mart en- Ssile, mart en- Stenblct,
mart noeIe fiampem9siise Simmer.
gmeeIia raar ni iao SopeosangenL en
Sci paa 100 Meters SGngoe, iom or
! bussst no | aIippen, 90 bpor seSui-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-15

IfGH8oe uOftgl, ION ban 30a nlna fe
at eritdtte meb Set nGrmeit tiIipa.
renoe. Dfte e bette DOG umiIiet,
90 oa rtan ban bjnlpe fig meb en-
eeIf. 8 aibeIieIHabets Geitamente
for Neutrality-suspicious. pe6 Nica.
ragiia brnges /. Gr. De enseIife Cro
for "aonee@. "@rpniip" oe "Br9it",
forbt Snoianernes Sprog life funoe
ftrrffe til. Groet "Spnb~ oberirt.
tes meb Crbet "Snnra", bpiIfet
egentIis betpoer: "SfaoeIis at ipfie.~
Ssrft efter odreImge Stuoier er
bet miiligt at forunle ito I GoIfenes
anifite4iesform o. Sprogaonb. Te
to Mrnb, Der cperiatte 9ibeIen til
Sabitif, briigte 20 aar til Sprog-
Ttioier % an6re 90 slar til at ilbar.
beioe @Rrfet. Naa Raori. Sproaet
fienotes life Orb iom "Saab",
Sop, "Sombitkebeo" og Gro.
5srft efter 5 Mars Gtnoier bIanot
llganoafoIfet fanot Or. CRAWFORD ct
llbtrpf for Sroet: "glage", ban bsrte
nemlig en- GlefantiGger befIase fla
ODER, bpiIfen ~Gibebu" Iotterne bar.
Saa bnboe ban bet ORD, ban bapbe
@rrg for.
SpecieIIe bibeIife 1l6trpf er BET
iGrlig panifeIigt OF operiGtte. syor
GrempeI getegneIfen "9et CUBS
Gam" er pan GfimoIproget operIat
peo Cubs lille eGIbuno". SeIp-
fslgelig primIer Be ferIte SperiGttel-
Ter at ninogaaeIige Sell. Geo en-
&epifton af @ibelen for Sopoltp-
gerre fanbtes $3.50 Sell. Mon
tom bo opboee be b~iounoerIigfte Sell.
tagelfer, (. CT. "Gn Sneifo bill brpe
fig MOB en- alben eneifo" itoo ser |
@efp Scotlano. Snoianernes gibel,
Srbet "Snefo" bar bIepet forperIet
meo Srbet "6oIf", De TO Orb Iigner
binonben meget poa Snbinnerfpro.
get. S en- f~ineiiif gibeI bar Sroet
"Falmeerene" peo &rifti Snotoa /
Seruialem ~forperIet meo @renene of
en- giftig Sornebuff.
Den mnnglenoe gpne hos De ufitl.
tipereoe Solfelag til at foritaa @i-
belens gileber ct BOG aaerpanfe.
light at operpinoe. On 8eboer af ct
flaot 8oraIreb tan life foreitiae fla
ct gierg. en- Sinou erflereoe, at
2isneIien ON BEN forlorne Ssn bar
meaet rsrerioe, bnis Saoeren frn life
bapoe begaaet ben efter en- Sinbus
@egreber frpsteIige Spno at ilaete
Ell 9aIp.
Iar 1900 bor gibelen pperiat pao
so Sprog, aar 1900 bar ben oper-
fat paa 400 Sproe, og set engclife
gibelielifob faar MI aarIig 8 Maiaio.
ner Str. mo TOR ca. 6 Wilioner Or
emplarer. S~rpfnipsen foresaar paa
60 forifielige aIfabeter.
gibelen er ooeriat boa IL poIpne.
fife oe 38 Neip @uineaiife 9ialefter,
paa 20 Sprog fra giterris-ltnsarn
so fra GusImo.
5000 8ionerer er itaoie UNDER.
beis, paa SiinoeilGoer | Glaifa, 9sf-
felfarrer | gorneo, aameler / 0on.
eoliet, paa Smaapoane | s~nbesbier.
gene o. I. b. 9ibeIen betaIes meo
baaoe aauri. MusIinser, GIfenben,
Sier o. I. b., o. I. b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-15

G~pniaiiinen @~sasueuuen-. iom pi
icnete efier for 70 Var iiseu. CT | ole
6enicenoer en- romerts. 500 &aiiine, ia,
I;ee iaa GOD og imus iaSt De. Der toiter
bet SobbeIte. Wrs. Sckn U. Sobuiou.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-31
TIME CHECKS LEGAL
Says Supreme Court Decision. Che.
halls County Cases Decided.

OLYMPIA. Oct. 20 Time checks l'aya-
BILE month in future may be given to
employees in this state, according to the
decision Of the state supreme court SUE.
tanning the decision Of the Lewis comfy
superior court, which sustained a de-
murrer OF the Chehalis Furniture and
Manufacturing company to an informa.
ton charging the company with violating
the state lime check law. The supreme
court unanimously holds that the pur-
pose OF the Law was to prevent the com.
polling of employees to take merchandise
in payment for services.
The supreme court also affirmed judg-
ment for Lee Mantle in a suit brought
by that Montana man against j. B. Dab
ney; and affirmed ju igment for defend
ant in an action for specific performance
brought by Charles B. Neeson against
James Smith and others.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-31
Lanninq-Plummer.

Miss Eva Marguerite Plummer, OF Bel
bingham, and Judge Will Lanning, OF
this city, were married last evening
in Belllngbam. at the home OF the
BRIDES mother, aud after short
wedding tour will return to Aberdeen 10
make their home.
Mrs. tanning is sister of Mrs. A. l..
Mcleod and Mrs. w H. Nichols, OF this
city, and is quite popular among the
young folks here, where she has visited
a good deal. Judge I.anning, besides be-
ing justice of the peace. is one Of the
l. a ling real estate men Of Aberdeen. and
has resided in this city since boyhood.
HIS numerous friends wish the happy
couple much joy. and will give them
hearty welcome when they arrive.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-31
NEW MINERAL FOUND.
Has Consistency of Chalk and is Indi-
GO Blue in Color.

GO Blue in Color.
Special correspondence to the HERALE
SEATTLE, Oct. 3O-A recent discovery,
125 miles below Rampant. on the Yukon,
has arouaed intense interest in the
North. James Langford, Rampant
pioneer, has found vein of mineral OF
the consistency of chalk and Of al indigo
blue in color. 1t can be used as ordinary
chalk. None of the Alaskan minerolo-
gists can identity it and it is being sent
TO Seattle for analysis.
There are now in Alaska probably a
dozen unidentified specimens CT minerals,
and one of the many benefits TO Alaska
and Yukon of the Alaska Y uk on. Pacific
Exposition, which will be held at Seattle
in 1909. will be the assembling and
classifying OF these now unknown speci-
mems. In many cases the owners of the
veins of unidentified minerals believe
that they stand chance of winning
great wealth. as their find may be some
hitherto undiscovered combination. AS
original research work will 90 on all the
time the exposition is in progress, one OF
the first duties OF the savants in charge
of this branch will be the identifying Of
these unknown elements or combina-
tons, and the adapting Of them to some
commercial purpose.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-31
POSSIBLE TRAGEDY.
WaterlOgged Boat Found in River
Without Occupants.

A skiff was seen floating in the Che
halls river opposite Cosmopols Tuesday
afternoon, that created no little excite
ment in that burg. The boat was al
most filed with water, and brought
ashore was found 10 have two holes
chopped in it, and to contain a number
of empty cartridge shells, bottle OF
whskev, some dead snipe ard new
Ratchet, the latter marked with the let
ters II. f. NJ.
The boat is sixteen feet long and paint
ed blue, and when seen wac tl)atlng but
few inches above the water. Whether
the occupants were drowned or not is IA
question.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-31

Look for VOLTS Big Yellow Circular.
DR.. Smith, Osteopath, 7-8 P. o. block.
Purses and hand bags at Evans Drug
Go.
Dean for fresh Groceries. Phone 14!1.
Prompt delivery.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Anderson have
returned from a visit in Seattle.
A full line of Bakery Goods. Best Tea
and Coffee, at Deans, 2l1 Il street. II
G. r. Green left for Portland this
morning, on a short business trip.
Dr.. D. C. Uric has moved to Rooms l.
3, Wishkah blk. Phone 2l7l or S353,
J.P. Pratt, OF Tampa, Florida, lie in
the city, with view to engaging in busi'
ness.
Fancy and plain stationary. calling
cards, invitation paper, etc., as Evans
Dug Co. II
Call on DR.. B,rsee, at Bacona hotel. he
isthe one who fits glasses properly. and
guarantees them five years. SS'u
Attorney George Israel. of Olympia,
spent last night here, attending to legal
business, and returned to his home to-
day.
Mrs. L. d. Rowe returned Tuesday
from Ashland, Oregon, where she had
been visiting her parents, MIR. end Mrs
James Barrett.
Sam Ba.etich 10 moving the Vienna
restaurant from the Wishkah block tt
the building vacated by Townsend''
bakery, Ala East Heron street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-31
ATTACKS President
CHANCELLOR u. AANtS SENSk
TI0NAL CHARGES.
Chancellor of Syracuse University
Writes Book In Which He Calls
President Roosevelt Most Unde.
Sirabie Sort of Citizen. The 20.
IitiCal Sensation of the Day.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Daring and
sensational in the extreme is an at
tack upon President Roosevelt which
James R. Day, chancellor of SYRIA
cuse University, makes in book,
1.-THE Raid on Prosperity" which D.
Appleton & Co. are about to publish.
The famous educator holds up the
president as the arch enemy of his
country, as a ruthless autocrat, de-
flying the constitution, a law unto
himself, frenzied demagogue, revel-
ing in the plaudits of brainless
multitude.
The chancellor refers to President
Roosevelt's reported declaration that
no man will be permitted to succeed
him who is not in sympathy with his
policies. This, the author says, can
be based upon nothing but the fact
that there are subject to the presi-
Dental "civil service influence
thousands of government employees
who are the servants of his admins
tration and of his ambitions.
us it wide of the facts" asks the
chancellor, "to say that such DEM
ocracy is a farce and such govern
ment tryanny?"
He challenges President Roosevelt s
characterization of those who oppose
him as 'reactionists." The real reac-
tionists, the chancellor says, are the
men who advocate stretching the
constitution, who officially rebuke
judges of the courts, who usurp the
constitution by dictatorial messages
from the executive office, who at.
tempt to force receivership as instru
ments of prosecution, who prosecute
men in defiance of the ex post factC
provision of the constitution. who
condemn men and PREJUDICE them az
undesirable citizens when their live:
are in the judicial balance, who ar.
raign men as criminals and then sci
in motion against them the machin
cry of the federal courts and prose
cutting departments, who insist upor
branding men as guilty who never
have been indicted even in the case
alleged-as VIGOROUSLY characterized
in federal court within the past sum.
mer in great corporation case
who sentence men for alleged mill.
tary offenses without evidence anG
without hearing, who investigate
business interests for Offenses anG
with a blaze of trumpets condemn
them-the innocent and the guilty
alike.
Speaking of the danger of the
Roosevelt type of one-man govern
ment, the chancellor remarks:
"A man is sometimes infallible, i'm
pulsive, self-interested, conceited ant
vain
THE change" he says, (which has
taken our chief magistrate into the
work of chief detective with gigan
tic bureaus of informers and a corps
of special investigators is as amazing
as it is unconstitutional. We cannot
believe that it is a change that was
contemplated by the country's found
ers as possibility of the presiden
tial office. 1t is not change upward
1t is change downward, a degeneracy
undignified and disturbing in the ma
ture of the case to all interests thai
view"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-31
Teachers Examination.

The regular quarterly teachers ex'
animation will be held at Montesano on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Novem'
Der 14th, 18th and 10th, 1907.
Applicants for first grade certificates
will write on additional subjects, Satur-
dav, Novem Der 10Th.
ELDRIDGE WHEELER,
County Superintendent.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-31
A Business Chance.

For Sale-Racket store in one OF the
best towns in the Grays Harbor country.
Long lease. Clean stock. Less than in
voice. Address X. c., HERALD Office,
Aberdeen. 15-2m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-31

A tw1ce-a-week transcript Of the hap
penings on Gray's Harbo1-Tho Al
deem Semi Weekly Herald, $500 II
S1.50 In advance.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-19
$50 CARS FOR
INLAND CO,
Big Order for Rolling Stock
Placed With Seattle
Car Company

j. b. Ingersoll, general manager of
the Inland Empire System, announced
yesterday the placing of an order for
$50 box cars to be used on the lines of
the Inland System. The order was
placed with the Seattle Car Co. for
delivery prior to July 3lst The cars
are to be 40 feet in length and of 80,
900 pounds capacity.
''We will shortly place an addition
al order for so fiat cars. and also
twelve more passenger coaches SINH
lar to those now in use on the Spokane
& Inland, said Mr. Ingersoll. "By
spring or early summer we plan to be
operating both eastern and western d.
visions of the Spokane & Inland into
Palouse and Colfax, and this new roll
ing stock will all be needed
'Work on the line into Rosala has
practically been completed. with the
exception of finishing up the ballast
ing. With the extreme cold weather
of the past week it has been utterly
impossible to continue this work, but
we are hoping to open train service to
Rosalia in a week or ten days at the
latest. "
The Spokane & Inland has IS hand
some Brill passenger coaches, and,
with the order about to be placed, will
have total of 80. All of these will
be needed as soon as the road opens to
Colfax and Palouse, as it is planned to
run through trains out of Spokane
over both eastern and western divis-
ions. The company now has so box
cars and 70 fiat cars, and. with the
order just placed, will have a total of
450 freight cars.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-19
Some Washington State Figures

Wheat crop, 1906. %, 900, 900 BUSH
els; value, $40, 900, 900.
Other grains, 100000 bushels !;
value $4,000, coo.
Hay and forage product, $13, OOO, 600.
Fruit yield, $12, 500, 600.
Hop crop, As, 600 bales; value, 81, .
100000.
Dairy and creamery output, 80, 500, .
600.
Aggregate value farm products,
$40, 500. 600.
Lumber cut, 4, $50, 900, 600 feet; val
Ne, $50, coo, GOO,
Single output, 5000, 900, 900; val
ue, SIT. 900. 600.
Total lumber, single and manu-
facturers' products. 500, 900, 900.
Salmon pack, 467,O42 cases; value
81. COZ. $50.
Total fisheries product. 81, It's, GA.
Coal mined, $500, 600 tons; value,
$1l 400. 600.
Farm, forest, fish and mine pro-
ducts, $19S, 375, Ola.
Returns per capita of population,
S199.
Flour manufacture, 1900, 600 bar
rels; value, $15, 900. 600.
Lumber exports, foreign, 235, 600, p
600 feet.
Lumber shipments. coastwise, 800, =
600, 600 feet.
Rail shipments east, 1850, 600, 600
feet.
Single shipments by rail, 1000, =
600, 0OO
Cars lumber and shingles shipped,
1903. 900.
Flour exports. 2.544.524 barrels
value, S8.6Ol, 431.
Foreign wheat shipments, 1878. 953
bushels.
Foreign exports, 1906. SAB, SO, 8l5;
1896, 50, 979, $50.
Direct foreign imports, SIS, 9l9, TIA.
Foreign commerce, 1906. S62, $50, .
029; 1896. S13. 667. AIS.
Vessels entered. foreign, l,945, ton
mage, 1,516,64
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-19
Courtesy You Owe Your Dollars.
Pullman, Wash,

Pullman, Wash,
Jan. IS. 1907.
Be sure and visit the Big Sale of
Blackman Bros. & Co. You will be
surprised when you go down there to
see the prices they are selling their
finest goods at, they have certainly
reduced the price on everything,
some things are selling for almost half
their former price. All of their win
ter goods are going almost for a song
and they are selling ladies warm win
ter jackets as low as $1.25 blankets
for 48c and soc, ribbons for 16c and
lots and lots of other things at about
the same rate. Of course it is all
for cash, but then a little cash will go
so far there now that one doesn t mind
that part, and they have the incest set
of salespeople there to wait on you.
1t is positively a pleasure to shop, and
everything is out where you can see
at glance just what you want and
the price is printed right on it in
plain figures so one can easily compare
the prices there with those asked in
other stores for the same things. Then
there is another thing; if you have
chickens to sell, or eggs, they will
take them just the same as money and
allow you l2c pound live weight for
the chickens and 45c dozen for eggs.
That's more than any one else will
pay.
If you value economy this is your
opportunity. the sale will only last I'M
I'll next Saturday night. Jan. Goth.
~ One Who Knows.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-19

The legislature convened Monday,
and the standing committees were
named Thursday. Senator Boone, of
this county, has a place on the appro-
priations committee in the senate, and
Representative Peddycord is on like
committee in the house. Represent
ative Whitlow is we'll placed on the
committees on agriculture, dairy and
livestock, engrossed bills, and num-
Der of other minor committees. Rep
resentative Sherfey is chairman of
the committee on the State COLLEGE.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-19

The directors of the First Naona!
Bank reelected the old directors and
officers at a meeting held last night,
except that J. J. Rouse was elected
assistant cashier in place of Mr.. Tur-
ner, resigned. A dividend of six per
cent was also declared. The directors
announced themselves az more than
pleased with the growth and condition
of the bank.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-19

Clearances, foreign, 2090, tonnage,
|, 6l0.354.
Population of Washington, l, 900, 600.
Population in 1900. 5lS. 1903; popula
tion in 1880. 70, ZIG.
Railways in state, 4, 200 miles.
Total assessed property valuation,
$500, 200, 1872.
Cotton exports, 1927 bales; 81,
727, 429.
Cotton manufacturers, value, IS, -
3SS, 103.
Standing timber in the state, 1876,
600, 600, 600 feet.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-19

Frazier may have been guilty of
all that was charged against him, but
no evidence was ever produced before
the council to substantiate it. If
guilty, he should lose his license, as
should any other saloon that has VIC
lated the terms under which license
was granted.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-19

Senator Boone has introduced bill
in the state senate prohibiting saloons
within a radius of five miles of the
State College. A like measure has
also been introduced in the lower
house by Representative Gilbert, of
Spokane.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-01-19
AUCTION K Frs
No 7 | { {

If you are going to have a sale
you can't afford to experiment,
Owing to extensive business in the
Auctioneering line and being in
communication with stock buyers,
am better prepared to conduct
sales more satisfactorily than in the
past. My terms are the same to
everyone in Washington or Idaho.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every
case. Terms as low as the lowest.
Before making your sale call on or
address, J. B. HICKS,
Pullman, Wash.
The Old Reliable Auctioneer
All property sold at public auction on
the streets of Pullman by me in future
will have per centage charged whether
bid in or not.