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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-14
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Ladies Entertain at the Home of Mrs,
A. D. Wood.

The entertainment given at the home
of Mrs. A. d. Wood, on Tuesday evening
by the ladies Of the Congregational
church, was one of the finest social
events given in Aberdeen for some time.
The program was entertaining and
everyone present expressed themselves
as highly pleased.
During the entertainment punch WAS
| served, and though it was church punch,
it was nevertheless very palatable.
! Following the program refreshments
were served. and as it is rroverbial
! that those ladies serve only good dinners
comments on the refreshments are not
! necessary. The home was beautifully
decorated in evergreens and the national
co'ors, the stars and stripes being in
evidence everywhere, while conspicuous
in the reception hall hung large picture
OF Lincoln diaped in the national colors.
Following is the program every num-
Der OF which was gem: Piano Solo,
Miss Rila Rlker; "Lincoln," reading,
Rev. Mr.. McDermoth; Original Shot
Story, Miss Mabel Mckinley; Bass Solo,
G. Qnackenbush; Solo and Violin obi
cato, Mrs. S. NJ. Anderson; Original
Short Story, Mrs. f. &. Jones; Violin
Solo, Prof. A. Gyfe; Original verses,
Mrs. G. McDermoth (read by Mrs. G. Fl.
Allburty); Qnartette, Mesdames S. NJ.
Anderson and II. ii Cater, Messrs. W.
w. and f. A. Hart.
The ladies realized $26 as the prodeeds
OF the evening.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-14
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
Carry All Before Them in HOdujam
Tuesday Evening.

Nothing has transpired at Hooniam
tor some time that has caused so much
enthusiasm, as the exercises attending
the presentation of the coiors to John D..
Roberts camp No. 7. Spanish War vet
Grams, Tuesday evening.
Long before the hour set for the affair
to begin, the theater was filed, and
were 1t not for the fact that seats were
reserved for the Aberdeen corps it could
not gain admitance. Hundreds of peo.
pie were turned away and as it was a
large number was standing within the
building.
The entertainment opened with scene
IN camp life at night. which showed a
dozen soldiers lying and sitting around
camp fire, reading by the dim light,
smoking nd chatting. During this
scene the male quartz te sang, "Tenting
Tonight" and "Just Before the Battle.
Motder.'
Prof. Malone gave short opening
address. which was followed by Rev. +.
l.. Benedict in the opening prayer. The
band rendered a descriptive selection en-
titled Battle Of Manila Bay"
Miss Minnie Slime, supported bv a
chorus OF soldier girls, sang "Why Can't
a Girl be Soldier" This was prettily
rendered and received much applause.
Prot. Malone followed with an address
on "The Philippines" which was lis
tened to with great attention. Miss Su-
zanhe Baker then sang "The Star Span
g'ed Banner" the audience all rising
and remaining on their feet
ii. d. Crawford, of Aberdeen, in pre-
senting the colors to Captain Dorm, of
the John ID. Roberts camp, made a stir
ring address which was given generous
applause Captain Dorm replied, thank
ing the people OF Grays Harbor for the
colors, which consisted OF the national
flag and state colors.
At the conclusion Of the presentation
ceremony, the band played the "Star
Spangled Banner" the entire audience
again standing. The members OF the
camp gave three hearty cheers and a
tiger tor the members OF the &. A. X.
who were out in a body, who in turn
gave three cheers for Camp John ID. Rob.
erts. Other branches Of the service were
represented by the corps of Red Cross
nurses, taken from the Harbor hos pitfalls g.
/ On the stage these represented over
twenty different states OF the Union.
The evenings entertainment was
brought to fitting conclusion by the
very able rendering of Lincoln's address
at Gettysburg, Ey Miss Duncan.
| The fac-simile Of the battleship Wash
ington in holiday attire and in action
was shown at the conclusion by Captain
$. A. J. Dorm.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-14

The Herald twice a week tells It all
Dean for best Tea and Coffee. Phone
l4l1 for prompt delivery. If
The County Teachers Institute will be
held in Aberdeen March 4.
The latest magazines and other read
ing matter at Evand Drug Co. If
Stamp Photos for short time at Ros-
ton studio, 3l61a South + street. 45-St
For Quincy. Express or Dray, call a..
A-A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt,
ly filled. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff VI Weatherwax are
expected home tomorrow from their trip
Il rough Europe.
A daughter for Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Efteland. arrived at the Grays Harbor
hospital Tuesday.
In case of fire in the Market street
school it would be about impossible to
get the fire engine on the ground at that
place.
From present indications the work OF
driving the piling around the bluff for
the Aberdeen road, will be finished by
April l.
The four-masted schooner Oliver J.
Oleson is at the wharf of the Lindstrom
Shipbuiding Co., to have one new mast
placed.
WANTED-6 or good pack horses,
weighing 900 to 100 pounds. Must be
in good condition. Apply to Rudolph
Distler, Cosmopolis. 42.tf
Patrick Murray, of Elma, spent several
days on the Harbor this week. He has
sold his farm near Elma, but does nj t
expect to leave this section of the coun-
try.
The Sunset Telephone Co. has about
finished the work OF installing the new
stem. This means that the patrons
and the office will have easier times in
future.
The real estate and insurance firm of
F. E. Jones & Son has been enlarged by
Ill ouutIiOhai poI'uCiS LIE LIE Inu'hIcI
is the new man, and brings both expert
ence and capital into the firm.
Easter comes in March this year, and
the Knights Tempar who make a
speciality OF attending divine service in a
body on that morning. have not yet
signfied what church they will attend.
The bilge timbers of the schooner En-.
deavor. which IS now on the marine ways
at the Lindstrom shipyard, are so badly
bruised that it will take at least two
weeks before repairs will be finished on
her.
The First Church OF Christ, Scientist.
holds services in its church, on First
street near broadway, every Wednesday
evening at s, and every Sunday morning
at I. All are cordially invited to attend.
Subject for next Sunday. mind"
It's the highest standard OF quality, a
natural tonic, cleanses your system, red
dens the cheeks, brightens the eyes, gives
flavor to all you eat. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do this for you. So
cents, Tea or Tablets. w. B. Paine & Co.
Cargo shipments of lumber from GRAY $
Harbor for the month of January, 1907,
aggregated 81 241,l25 feet, while shi;.
ments of lath aggregated 14,2S9 900
pieces, and of shingles 4,472,000 pieces.
Reduced to lumber measurement, lath
and shingle shipments aggregated $685.
$50 feet, or a grand total OF lumber. lath
and shingle shipments OF 34.O69,955.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24

mean prosperity for the entire dis,
trict.
While on the Fscos. Mr.. ogle visit.
cd the Valley ranch. now under the
management Of Sims Bros. and VII.
liams. and was given a royal wei.
come. The ranch Is becoming a pop
ular resort and there are now sixteen
people who are spending the spring
and summer there for health and rec.
reation. The fishing this year prom.
tser to be excellent along the Pecos
ssss Mr.. ogIe. The stream is 10 fun
Fes trout that the water seems fairly
alive with them and the fish can be
seen darting and flashing in the sun
light In every direction. The fishing
season does not begin until May Is,
but the game laws are being openly
violated In that vicinity. At almost
any hour of the day fishermen can be
seen along the banks to the indigna.
ton of the sportsmen who live up to
the law laid down by the legislature
for the protection of trout during the
spawning season. The matter should
be investigated by the territorial OF
ficials.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24

The value of the property OF the
nine brewery companies and one
wholesale whisky concern. located In
Kansas. which Is turned over to re-
celvers just named by the supreme
court, Is estimated at s250.000. This
property. including liquors. bar fix
lures, wagons and animals and ware
houses. which are located principally
In Topeka. Kansas City. Wichita. Lea.
venworth. Atchison, salina. lola. Ga
lena. pittsburg. and Columbus. At.
torney General Jackson today declin-
ed to say In what manner the cap.
tured liquor would be disposed Of
Whether IT could be sold or would be
destroyed was. he said, a question he
would not decide until after the court
had named receivers TO take charge
of the property OF the enjoined con-
Germs. Other property will be sold.
he says. and the proceeds turned over
to the state to defray the cost Of the
present suits.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
PROMISING BOOM FOR
C0wLES, new MEXICO
Active Work on Hamilton Mine
Coal Vein Being Opened-Strong
Talk Of an Electric Line.

Active work in the development OF
the Hamilton mines at Cowles in this
county, is now under way, says w. G..
Ogle. who returned this afternoon on
No. 10 from that place There is not
only renewed activity in the big cop
per mines. but a promising vein Of
coal just across the Pecos river from
the shafts will be opened up. The
coal is of excellent quality and there
Is the best Of prospects Of finding it
in large and paying quantities.
There is strong talk of building an
electric line from the mines to the
Peeos siding. II miles away. II this
enterprise Is carried through to a
successful completion, it win mean
much to the entire district. There
will then be no doubt of the mines
paying large dividends, and IT viii
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
president ROOSEVELT
Will REMOVE HAGERMAN
Teleqrams to White House win Be Of no Avail Executive
Has Mind Made Up. .-. Resignation VIII Be Promptly
Accepted. Curry Has Been Notified of His
Appointment
Special to The Optic

Washington April 2+.The correspondent of The Optic
called the white house this morning and authorized
officially that the kilograms coming to the white
house. trying change the mind of the president the New
Mexico governorship will have effect whatever.
The mind and action of the president be changed
Hagerman resignation mailed the day he reached Santa
F 1t should reach Washington Friday and will be promptly
accepted The president will be the opening of the James
exposition Friday and Saturday. Captain Curry has
been notified of his appointment Monday the president will
back from jamestown and Monday Tuesday Secretary
of the Territory Reynolds will be notified governor
until Curry arrives
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
INTERSTATE commerce
HEARINGS HELD TODAY

Washington, April 24-The inter
state commerce commission Is hold
ing hearings today In Columbus, ..
and Memphis, Tenn. In the former
city the commission will consider the
cases of the Ohio railroad commits
sion against the Hooking Valley
railroad company and the Wheeling
and Lake Erie railroad company. in
volving charges of unjust discrimina
ton against certain coal operators in
the matter of car distribution. The
hearing In Memphis is on the rela
ton of common carriers to the pro
ducers of Oil and coal and the trans
portation of those commodities.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24

Topeka, Kas.. April 24,-Attorney
General F. s. Jackson by securing an
injunction against nine foreign brew.
ing companies to prevent their own.
ing and operating saloons, and in OBJ.
tanning an order for the appointment
Of receivers for the brewers property,
has taken the most effective measure
that has ever been invoked to en-
force the prohibitory law In Kansas.
He intends TO push his crusade to an
active conclusion and in an inter.
view said:
when the receiver is named he
will proceed to locate and take under
his control all property Of the defen
dants found in the state and will thus
be able TO state every place where the
defendants are in any way carrying
on business in Kansas. Amy attempt
to conceal the sale of liquors will
place the defendants and all other
participating agents Of the state in
contempt Of the supreme court.
The property will be sold and out
Of the proceeds the court will pay all
costs and damages due the state. II
It Is necessary to send the militia to
enforce the order. the defendants will
pay the bill. 1t will not be necessary
to do this, however"
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24

There was a very good attendance
at the Elks' meeting last evening.
and J. B. Gallegos, ex-county clerk Of
Quay county. who came UP from
Tucumcari yesterday. was taken into
the order. Jerry Leahy. district dep
uty of the Elks, was also present, A.
c Erb presided over the lodge in the
absence of o. A. Larrazola, who Is at
tending court at Mora. and a very
fine evening was enjoyed.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24

Eugene W. Jones died at his apart.
ments in this city last evening At
7:30 O'Clock. after a long illness from
tuberculosis. aged SO years. He had
only been in Las Vegas four months
having come here from his home at
Stanford. Ky. The remains are being
held at the johnson undertaking par.
lors in this city pending the arrival
Of instructions as to the disposal OF
the body.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
west. Side RESDENI
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WILL PROBABLY RECOVER

Santiago Martinez. who early yes.
teriay morning attempted to take his
life by cutting his throat with a table
knife while the family were seated at
breakfast. passed a very comfortable
night. The wound was very ragged.
as the knife which Martinez used was
an ordinary table knife and very dull.
II is reported that he will recover
In good shape. unless some serious
complications develop from the
wound.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Jane
Leonard, who died last Monday was
held this afternoon at o'clock at the
family residence at 23S Eleventh st
The services were largely attended
Rev. J. o. Heath, pastor of the Bap
tist church. officiated. The women Of
the Woodman's Circle, of which order
the deceased was a member, had
charge OF the services at the grave
The pail bearers were members OF
the Woodmen OF the World. to which
organization the husband Of the de.
ceased is affiliated.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
Big STEAMER BURNS
At new YORK PIER

New York. April 24.-Harbor fire.
men had hard fight today with a
fire which destroyed the freight
steamer Pioneer, causing loss OF
$4,000. The Pioneer had a cargo OF
cotton. jute, red lead and carboys of
carbonic acid. The noxious fumes
and dense smoke made It a hard fire
to fight, but the flames were prevea.
ted from spreading to the pier and
adjoining property.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24

bury Park Cor that purpose. Some
fifteen years ago Mrs. Miller was one
II DR., Giffin's parishioners. She was
then IN IN health and declared to the
clergyman that she vas about to die
DR. Giffin laughed as her fears and
declared that he would dance Al her
Iooth birthday. Mira. Miller held him
10 his promise and the doctors vol
untary infraction Of the rules Of his
church followed his visit here.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24

day Of this Eeek Al $3.50 p %. at the
Normal university. The program il
a. follows:
The Mind He most lives wA1
thInkS most, feels the nobiest. aets
the best. Greeting and prayer. Res
Bullard- Solo. Miss Clara Callahan.
Paper. Training the ChEid's Emo
tons" Mrs w. N. Rosenthal. Paper.
Training the Child TO Think" Miss
u, Mae Tucker Paper. Training the
Chili 20 WIN" Mrs. q. Powers. Solo.
Miss Clara Callahan.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
WORkMEN GIVEN AN
INCREASE IN WAGES
Rhode island Company Raises Wages
Of Employees 10 Per Cent with.
out Being Solicited.

Providence. April "a. The an.
nouncement of a 10 per cent increase
in wages on the basis of a ten hour
lay. to go into effect on Sunday next,
was made today by the management
of the Rhode Island company. the
corporation that operates practically
all the street railway lines in the
state. The raise was granted without
any request from the men.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
BAKERS STRIKE IN
PARIS CAUSES RIOT

Paris. April 14.-StrikeTs attacked
several bakeries today In an attempt
10 intimidate the bakers who are as
work. Many windows were broken
Some men stormed bakery In the
Rue de Ramey and maitreated the
workers. whereapon bystanders t>tr,
ed in and routed the strikers. Twtn.
ty arrests were made
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
RETAIL LIQUOR TRAFFIC TO &c
STAMPED OUT ENTIRELY
iN KANSAS.
TO SELL PROPERTY
Liquor viii Be Destroyed and Prop
ery Disposed Of at Auesaon- Re-
eeisers Named for Six Companies.

Topeka. Kan. April "a The state
supreme court to-day appointed Judge
=. Hallen. G. II. whitc0mh ami Judge
r Y. Carver receivers for the Kansas
property OF The following brewery
concerns:
Helms Real Estate company. FreI
Helm Brewing company. Kansas City
Brewing company. Rochester Brew
Ing company. ImpeEla! Brewing COM
pany, Jos. Schlitz Brewing company
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24

Invitations have been received in
this city by members of the fire com,
panies to attend a reception rendered
to our mothers. daughters. sisters,
cousins. aunts and best girls. by the
Santa Fe fire department association
The reception is to be held In Fire,
mems hall at Santa Fe this evening.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
BILL TAFT WILL keep
Still and saw WOOD
Will Make Tour Of Ohio, But Has No
Announcement to Make as To
Political Purposes.

Washington, April 2l-ln answer
to a specific question, as to whether
he intended to make any announce
ment In, the near future, regarding
his political purposes. Secretary Taft
today said that he certainly would
make no such statement before his
Ohio trip, which begins Friday. and
as he was not prepared to state
whether he would have anything 10
say after that trip.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
METHODIST Minister
DANCED At PARTY

Mt. Vernon. N. Y, April 24.-lf the
rules of Methodist discipline are
strictly enforced, the Rev. DR.. Giffin
pasor OF the First Methodist church
at Asbury Park. N. j.. is iikely to be
ousted from the ministry. DR.. Giffin
danced a lively Jig with Mrs, Rhea
Miller at a party held in honor of her
Tooth birthday. coming here from As.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
UNITED STATES Lines
USING CANADIAN CARS

Moncon. n. d.. April 2i.--An inves.
tigation by the traffic manager Of the
InterColonial railroad into the short.
age OF freight cars has disclosed the
fact that several thousand cars Of
the government road are on United
statez lines. The government Is en-.
deasoring to have the ears returned.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
fishing TUG SINKS
IN Lake michigan

Harhor Beach. Mich. April 24.-TheI
fishing tug, searchlight OF this port |
Is missing, and II Is believed to have
been sunk In Lake Huron last night
with her crew Of six men.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24

The Whist club met at the home or
Mrs. John Robinson on Firth street
this afternoon and a very pleasant
time was had. d. '-'
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
VELOCITY Wins THE
SUBURBAN HANDICAP

London. April "a The City ami
Suburban handicap at EPSON Downs
today was won by Velocity. Larino
second. and Succor third. Thirteen
horses started.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-24
APRIL Meeting OF
Child STUDY CLUB

The Parent-Teacher Child Study
cjnb will hold its April meeting Fri.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-29
A SEVERE ACCIDENT
Mrs. and Miss 0rdway's Horses Be-
came Frightened at an Automo-
mile. Both Ladies Hurt

Sunday evening as Mrs. William
Ord way and daughter, Miss Clara of
Oaktield, We're returning home from
a call on their friend, Mrs. Reynolds,
one half mile south of Brayton and
when near the end of the lane open
ing into the main street of the town
the +. l.. Freeman home,
they heard the Honk Honk Of an
automobile coming down the hin
into town from the west. Hurriedly
turning the horses SO as to cramp the
buggy, athey started to alight as
the auto came in sight when the ami
mails suddenly turned short around,
overturning the vehicle and hurting
the occupants 10 the ground with
great force and then bolted down the
street almost demolish NO the buggy
which was being repaired Monday at
quite An expense. Almost as soon as
the accident occurred the citizens
near by hurried to the scene of the
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-29
Oakfield and Brayton

Sam Green was an Audubon busi-
ness caller Monday.
Dick Powers was in Omaha Thurs
day last on business.
FL. G. Bowen and Jesse Nelson
were Audubon callers Saturday.
Agent Alexander attended the
Atlantic Chautauqua three evenings
during its existence.
George Christensen of Chadron,
Nebraska, is guest at the home of
Hans Hansen this week.
John Gray and wife of Casey were
guests of l.. F. Miller and 1. p.
Hallock one day last week.
John Cakes of Summit, South Da-
kota, left Monday for his home after
visiting his friend, Edwin Jones.
John Molgaard who works for
Rasmussen Brothers in their tile fac
tory, is laid up with very lame
back this week.
Percy Hallock is at Hot Springs,
South Dakota, trying the virtues of
the waters of that noted resort. He
left here Thursday of last week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-29

Post Master Jenkins and wife are
viewing all the sights of the Capital
City this week.
Druggist r. Miller and wife are
taking short rest this week at the
State Capital, leaving Monday eve.
Mrs. JEFF Lewis returned to Audu-
bon Monday after visiting her son,
Ed, and her daughter, Mrs. George
Freeman.
The bowerv dance Saturday night
is reported as being very nice and
another is promised next Saturday
night week.
Sam Budd of Anita visited at the
Beers and Dimick homes Saturday
returning with his wife who was
visiting her father and sister.
Ralph Goodwin is contemplating
going to South Dakota this week to
assist in the harvest fields where it
is reported help is badly needed.
Miss Christina johnson, residing
on the Andrews place in West Extra,
returned home Monday after visiting
friends three miles south of town.
Rasmus Nissen who resides north.
west of the Green Bay yards, will
give sale of all his household goods
and other articles on Saturday, Sept.
7tn. See notice of sale in this issue
OF the Journal.
For SALE:-A number of high
grade short horn male calves, de-
horned, dark reds, year old
o. f. IDE
TT Brayton la.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-29

Freeman home where they remained
all night. DR.. Koob coming home
soon after the accident, was called
and attended to their wants, when it
was found that Mrs. Ordway was
covered with bruises but the worst
feature was the vomiting which took
place after consciousness was retain.
ed, and again after she was taken
home Monday it was reported the
vomiting was repeated.
The driver of the auto halted his
machine and did all he could under
the circumstances, even phoning to
Extra far a physician, DR.. Koob be.
ing absent at the time the accident
occurred, and we are pleased to add
that no liability or i'll feeling is en-
tertained whatever. We hope tho
good ladies will soon be themselves
again without any bad consequen es
lowing the accident.