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The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
BRIBERS TO TELL ALL
Los Angeles Citizens In
bosom to Grand Jury.
GRAFTERs GOT $225,OOO GOLD
Claimed Sehmifz, Ruef, and super
visOrS Took SI5O,OOO, and Then
sold Out Again "a OPpOsitiOn-OnIy
S25, 5,OOO Out of Quarter Million
Dollars Went to Relief Fund.

San Francisco, March 2i-The grand
jury proceedings tomorrow promise 70
be of d most sensational character The
Los Angeles capitalists who are the Off
cials, stockholders, and promoters of the
Home Telephone Company, and who paid
over 81. 600 III bribes and bonuses to the
debauched municipal authorities and bu-
reau of franchises, and who were subse-
quently sold out for higher bribes from
the Pacific States Telephone Company.
viii tell their story to the inquisitorial
body. The facts are as follows:
Graft, S225,OO0; Relief, s25,OOO.
Upon the first relief train which Los
Angeles sent to this city after the disas-
ter Of April IS was S250O0 IN gold coin.
in custody of James n. Martin, we'll
known stock broker Of Los Angeles, and
the understanding of sixty-five stock
holders of the company was that this
money was TO be used to relieve the press
ing necessities Of the people of the city.
provided the Home Company was granted
the franchise. OF this great sum, which
the telephone people were anxious to give
TO the people of this city, all that went
into the relief fund was SIS 600 About
sl5O,OOO was appropriated by Ruef,
Schmitz; and the supervisors.
All details OF the bribing are now
known to Prosecutor Heney. and they
will be brought out by witnesses before
the grand jury tomorrow. It will be
told and confessed by men who have
hitherto stood high in the business world
and society that they gave Ruef.
Sehmitz, and the corrupt supervisors
Sl50000 for a franchise. and that after
they had bribed the municipality all OF
the bribe-takers sold out again to the
established company.
More Indictments May Follow.
II is considered probable that several
of the high officials of the Home Tele-
phone Company will be indicted for bribe-
giving. The indictments against Ahram
X. Detweiler for bribery in the Home
scandal may also be turned against a
number of directors and stockholders of
the company, all Of whom belong 10 the
elite Of Los Angeles society. Another in
dictment against Detweiier for bribery
viii be returned tomorrow upon the tes-
timony of W. W. Sanderson, who was
the corrupted official on this count
It is also expected that two more in
dictments viii be returned against Louis
Glass. former vice president Of the Pa
cific States Telephone Company. for brib-
cry of Supervisors Sanderson and Furey.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
wIFEs SACRIFICE SAVES MAN.
Husband Charged with BIgamy, Mrs.
Taylor Denies Marriage.
Special 10 The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 10 ino v AaaInnslOn heiktQ
Ashevllle n. c.. March 24-'T have
brought trouble on all of us. 1 love you
all. and am sick with sorrow"
Mrs. Samuel j Taylor, wife of a high
Iy respected citizen, in these words has
maze the greatest sacrifice that wife
can make in order to shield the reputa-
ton and honor of the man she loves.
Taylor fell in love with Gertrude
Clontz, a pretty nineteen-year-old girl at
Canton, n. c.. and his love was returned
he disappeared from home some time ago.
and he and Miss Clontz ran away and
We're married at Greenville, s. c.
A warrant was issued against him for
bigamy, and in order to shield him, his
wife has made the confession" in a let
ter to TaylOr's sister, and has disap-
peared. The letter says;
Il am sorry to have to make this ter
rible confession to you. but l hope and
pray that you ali will forgive me this
great injustice. I am going to live a bet
ter life. ISABEL PHILLIPS"
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
BRING MORE IMMIGRANTS.
New Steamships 10 PLY Between
New York and Hungary.

London, March "a dispatch from
Berlin to the Standard says that the
North German Lloyd and Hamburg
American steamship companies. acting
in conjunction with the rest OF the mem
bers of the Atlantic shipping trust, have
founded a new steamship line. 10 run
between Fiume and New York. The North
German Lloyds hold 20 and the Hamburg
American line = per cent OF the stock of
the new enterprise. The remaining 80
per cent IS IN the hands Of the other
companies in the trust. There win be
fortnightiy service between Fiume and
New York.
The new company has concluded an
agreement with the Hungarian govern
ment TO undertake the emigration traffic
from Hungary TO America, hitherto in
trusted 10 the CuHard Company. Eleven
new steamships viii be built 10 develop
trade in the Eastern Mediterranean. This
a agreement VIII give Germany mercantile
control Of the Adriatic.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
"UNwRTTTEN LAW" UPHELD.
Jury Frees Sanderson. Who Slew
Family Physician.

Carthage. No. March 2L-The jury in
the unwntten law murder case against
Arthur Sanderson. who slew DR.. s. d.
Meredith. a brother member Of the Order
OF the Eagles. and his family physician.
on the morning of January !, brought in
a verdict of not guilty at O'Clock this
afternoon. Tbs case was sent 70 the
jury late yesteroSy afternoon When the
verdict was read there was an outbufst
OF applause FROM hundreds IN the court
room. which Judge Dabbs quickly
checked.
According 20 one OF the jurors. the YER
dict was reached upon the idea that "the
unwrItten law must be upheld"
The acqulttal gives general satisfaction.
L was largely brought about on the Wit
ness stand BY Mrs. Sanderson's story OF
her ruin by Meredith while calling at her
home to attend sick children.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
WOMAN LEAPS INTO RIVER.
Annie Schmidt, of New York, Jumps
Overheard from Ferryboat.

New York. March 24.-The ferryboat
Sag Harbor. which plies between East
Thirty fourth street and Astoria. was
pulling out Of the slip on the New York
side to-day when a woman threw her
self over the starboard rail aft. Sew
eraI passengers raised a cry and Gack
hand signaIed the pilot to stop.
julius Hertman. of 319 Eleventh
avenue. Astoria. jumped overheard and
held the woman up until boat was
lowered. She was unconscious when
dragged out. but was revived in Belle
yue Hospital. She said she was Annie
Schmidt. thirty-six years old. of zs
Fast Eighteenth street Two bank
books were found on her showing de-
posits Of 81, 100.
The brother Of the woman. George
Schmidt said his sister had been Ill for
several weeks and lately had been act
ing queefly. He said her mind WAS un-
balanced 2 5 result OF her illness
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
PENSION TO CoNFEDERATEs.
Union Captain offers HIS sI2 Monthly
to Southern CaptOFs.


Special TO The Washington Herald.
Richmond Va. March IA proposal
said to be without precedent Is made by
Capt. E. +. Griswold, a Union soldier
entitled TO SIP a month service pension by
recent act Of Congress. who writes from
ST Johnsbury. Va, Offering TO turn tho
pension over to any Confederate soldiers
charitable organization that will receive
IT,
Capt. Grisw0ld in his letter, which was
addressed 10 Postmaster Cabeli, says he
served in the Eleventh Vermont Regs-
ment from 1852 10 the close of the war.
and that he was twice captured and inn
prisoned In Libby Prison here.
Postmaster CabeII viii refer the letter
20 the Confederate camps. one of which
viii probably accept the offer, though
possibly not without an interesting 6e-
bate.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
AGED WOMAN CUT TO DEATH.
Body Upright, Locked in Closet
Son Arrested.

san Francisco March 24-The most
atrocious and mysterious murder that has
occurred in Oakland for years was re-
vealsd early to-day b. the discovery of
the mngled body of aged Martha Soder-
berg at her home. Her throat was cut
several times from ear TO ear and her
right leg viciously slashed. Her rigid
form was found strapped in a blanket,
bolt upright, ia a locked closet. The
wonan's son was away all day and was
arrested when he came home tonight
He denies guilt, but there was blood on
his garments and hands, and the key 10
the closet was found in his pocket.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
sI50.ooo Fire i'm Cbicaro.

Chicago, March z4.-The sporting goods
of A. G. Spalding &
III Wabash avenue. WAS dam
aged to the extent Of $3.50, 0o0 by fire this
afternoon. A mild panic was caused
among the guests of the Windsor Clifton
Hotel adjoining, but no one was hurt.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair and cooler
to-day; Tomorrow fair, warmer; ;
fresh northeast to east winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
NOon Train to Pit1sburE and Chicago.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

The "DhICagO Llmlted leaves washing
ton q p. m; arrives Pittsburg S.42 .. m,
Chicago 9.45 a. m. Observation pariof
car, drawing-room sleeping cars, and din
ing cars.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
Kills Wife ana self.

Jersey City, March 24.-Andrew Lind
blad. matchmaker. who became insane
six months ago, shot and killed his wife
and himself this evening.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
president Bonilla in Flight.
1-More Frisco Bribery Exposed.
Michigan Demands Roosevelt.
1-Bonaparte Defines Socialism.
New Haven Road Stops Improvements.
1-OhlahOma' Constitution a Model.
2-Jerome Completes Thaw Briefs.
3-Pinkertons in Delaware Case.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
Raise Fnnas for stnfne.

London, March 9i.-An influential com
mittee has been formed TO raise funds 10
erect a statue of the late Marquis OF
Salisbury.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
HONDURAS WHIPPED,
BONILLA IN FLIGHT
Defeated President Hiding
with 200 Followers.
GUATEMALA MAY FIGHT
Would Try to Stop Complete
Conquest by Zelaya.

Nicaragua May Ask United State and
Mexico to Intervene to Extent Of
Forcing Salvador and Guatemala 30
Keep Hands on-Minisser Corea Re-
eeives Confirmation of the FAN of
ChoIufeca and Presidents Escape.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
BONAPARTR GIVES
TALK ON SOCIALISM
Attorney General Lectures
at Carnegie Hall.
NEED FRIEND, NOT AIMS
Cabinet officer Says Charity
Must Be Tempered.

Doctrine of Socialism that All Men
Are Precisely Equal wholly Ar
bitrary, and Net Justified by His-
toxy or Reason-POints Out FaI-
Iseies In TheOry-Praises Efforts to
Assist the UnfOrtunte Ones,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
new HAVEN'S POLICY
WILL BE- CHANGED
Retrenchment Plan VIII Be
Put in Force.
NOT HURT BY NEW LAWS
Other Lines Halt Their Devel-
Opment Work.

e. Byrnes, First Vice Presi-
dent of Big Railway Company, De-
eIares liberalization of Divisions
wan Go FOrward~CompeIIed 10
Recognize Uncertainty OF Times in
Planning Large Expenditures.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
Pope 10 Create Six Cardinals.

Rome, March 4.-The Pope will hold a
eonsistory on April Is. when six cardinals
viii be created.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
MRS. SHONTS' AUTO
REFUSES TO STOP
Glen Echo Town Marshal
Nearly Run Over.
FIRES SHOT IN THE AIR
His Removal from Office Viii
Be Demanded, Is Report.

Garrett VIII Investigate the
Case, But Refuses 20 Take Action
Against CoIUaS Until Evidence IL
Submitted, which woaId Neeessi-
tate Mrs. shOnts Placing Herself
in Jurisdiction of His Court.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
Libbey & Co.. sth st. and New York avs.

J. II. Small & Sons. Florists,
Washington ard New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
IOcAI.

1-Shonts' AutQeRefuses to Stop.
BUSY Day at Gambling Ark.
CLERKS Enthuse over Joint Store.
Building Crisis at Hand,
2-Police Guard Young Bride.
2-WOodruf Sees the President
1O-LiberaI Divorce Laws Defended.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25

Libbey & Co. sth st and New York ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25

IN Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Ecksteln's from u to 3, 14l2 n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25

Alabama Flooring. mostly edge grain.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25

Lumber trust broken-Libbey & Co.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25

Boards. wide. all heart. 500 per 100 IT.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25

Boards. wide, bright. 500 per 100 IT
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25

CONTINUED on SECOND PAGE.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08
OUR COUNTY DADS
CONDENSED REPORT OF THE JULY
REGULAR SESSION.
no. Appointed School >upcrinfcno.
Considered. Tax Errors Corrected.
Currc nj Bills Allowed. TIC.


The board q c1antv con Mss ors''i
convened I resula, session 3; ID o. iess-
no ssi Mon1sv, and t-Ansaet-d int
nsus oDdsei o. be- less i'is; --es-l Il:
ltss!; t. ihs n->i session o. E 'erm.
". !. Walton resigned a. county So
p4rirfen3en' q sahoa.-, 10 tEke EJECT
>e-9ieT 's- = ana Pro-. : a-ia-s V hee'e''
prime "a Q. The Aontashno scnoo's Vas
s22ointe5 Il II ihs vacancy.
i was DECIDED !: sssis' II oui ding ne
Nss'pori roadway. cont.nseni .1u cs'-
-sin performances ~ Wesi2o~t :rot'e.
claim ~ a3-.ao-hl DAMAGES ia'
! II hs' oslorE'uc . SEQ :. t,.itz. 2
onll1.nc ;ae Amersor -aA1, was --l-f''e g.
he 50 oor ic-nses q : ". Name !,
81 We. pot. ana T.. = DAVIS, dos -
were renewed.
The suiio, VS. directed = advertise
io' oas ~ cies'ifc 20 c-Dooinc o. he
Britain road : SO. u 2.~,1.
:. 4. Chsrr be .Aln va appointed 20
lax collector io' -nstrlc; 3
warrant vss orae'@a dawn = u
I. ?. French, II full D; liz Claim ~ So
vices reu5ered Mr.. Frsnis.
!. :. Aeeion re. appointed justice 81
the pface IL Moc.'ps.
The f+--r hce1se 81 Ms. 4 >vea MON,
d re Hoqulsn rive., We: renewed.
1s4 vacation ~ ~ Ib1- -rg1 u 6
o.5s-e5, when .'@-,;loot. psys COST
NJ ?. Hogan vas AWARDED ~ cout-sc;
10y crsveli0c 'he Sinclair roha. e. y
cents pe' c1hie -a'd- and th4 sD3ito.
wss Instructed 70 advertise 10, BIDS ios
the conunnsiloc o Crawling IL This
road
The surveyor vas authorized - ?u'-
chase small ?or,sts SEW ~ 10y nss
in p'aoslnc roads.
The Foster t.'5cs WIS Ordered -.
decked. provided Tie nsers u TIE orlags
would nsu The I'm ~ tras.
The pats Of Roosevelt Bench and Zig.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08
ANOTHER RICHMOND N FIELD

Vow Eor. William ~ zs-, ConE~sss-
usn .p5 .tiuiuc liEt; Of stAid oic
Tsunarr Hal. comes iu-vsfd End ds-
-ies Ia: NJ. Roosevelt; Is carrying oui
NJ Elvars policies ,,ecs ass 10 ssTs
That the pulicies winch tne president Il
x.cu liz s. st-arpopsiy Ers - zs-s
wv -,,l..9-. sud II; t.oo=evel; ~ I'-d
rhe saia poirias from = ~. aDd IRON
~, ou- alss The Pres dent, " hs says-
..-,ss tsf.u ~ uo.icias-t,le policies o
rove-r uieri vns R5vocsring vasr ns
uss1 CIV service cc = = siotsar. Es Il
working them ont Il tt'si. ioEirE cor-
~ j." TIE concl usion oairg worked
N; j. tnst m povs, Z ins vo-l5 car
-.-av.-- -na amor nation u Pres 1srlt
2,.os-v-'. nert ,aa-; ,nouCr I *
3nu.rtu v1aths' ~ csr - - si-risa.
Fvi5artly ins Only WY = oss; Aoos..
v4.-is . have ne 3suoc-sts Darinstt
tas t-ut autio, Q: aoossvaltiEr poll
re- -rsna,v. Sulzs.. We w t-s
IA. awning X tsr; i.oossvsi- 8pi
uurt 10 ~ da,,s WIKI Nj. Bryan, Eo3
tts cane ds,-si nlFed Of t-n- ,hs Souta-
s-r s.atas the darK ho.ss u NJ. Vat
;s--or and ths p,hs. By. Lnd hoDesi
ndidstas. vtoss poiicias u so-os -DE'.
,.-. lave Elso o-tn sv-.'sc y Ny.
Z oos-v.l,9 II .bs-s nIs E1v o-hs-s
vors. policies the -Ir.side-, tlgs Evi.'sd,
l., them nov coms forward, - tnsi .De
;re-do-n loving and Discriminating dem
oc-acr my inFpec; tnau snd 'heI' POI
sr3 decide nstvesn hem. What
tra Democracy vsrts is candidate wig
cau urts he party; HI ;ba-s vi, -
% trou,is IL fDe CONVENTION tZIg he
% icies tDd ,rinci pes ihE; tos nsiority
demand
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08

Secretary Roo, azs discovered 81 I'd
Statute which givas tbe presi5ea. power
70 ezcluie IRON Importation into ,os
United States The pro57cts q any couu-
Try Discriminating sss.ns, acy pro3rc,
d ,he United States tbs < expecte !
70 make France lsy 5owo he, hard sn3
ADM, our trust--s5e Co-ton SEED O.l 70
cou pe,e with he, Olive o.. These -.
pu5lcs1s always hsvs az ace " i1e.,
sleeves 70 help oui trust.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08
RECIPROCITY -ACEN :

VERY naturally france ao3 England
E-s asf.ng Il * f4acs5 ou the ssns ioo,-
ing Is Germany 10. :os bduit.aocs Of
tie, ..oduci. &ud tts state L'epsr Deli
il t-ving = iz Cd The mater. 1 I e.
ranreusut VII PROBABLY os = ads with
France, ou; WIN ENGLAND wns-s there
< % protective isrii, ID. cscs IL s-r-
en-. TIE Ifnglsv BIT requires tn&; The
p-..i5srt rlus, ~ satisfied tts; G-sst
Britain, O, s-y o.t,s' couut Try, tiEs so-I,s-
ioirg . oE-, TIE United Sizes that CON.
stitut=s i'p= re p-oci'v, sod ks W. nuw
eniov urac.ics freq trade Will Eng Ene
io- 81 or' products, although roiisetioE
enormous .ariE taxes % Bri.i.n good..
there 4. 10 base io- t,estr Very
naturally this vii lesd = feeling 70,
rep-isals in England, an5 nay csnss
so-os BOY. .! snhE-go - bs placed On
u--ca- goods.
Mss-wi lie The I.oo, Genuine. fsrs is
TIE t.sv u tts t-ls.s EDd cou bnss
whit are c9rs,autly adding 70 ibs 1-ic=
Of their proj uc;s .racguae tie tari5 prc.-
facts hose coroo-stiors in - doing.
And ,hs s;hodpE;tsrs sill declare *,
wei s1or-h alone"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08
Tia S-Ls

tha, wor. CONE II appears % t'aty's
face st;e, oDe oo:ie .: Whites C.sa-
Vsruifugs, tbe arss, worm MEDICINE.
Why Dot Keep III; smile o. bsoy's tac4
II vor Keep this medicine u hsod, YOU
will never sse ANYTHING csc but smiles
On his fsce. Mrs. =, Biackwsli, ORE,
writss: my Dgty was pesvish Eoo
.reiiul. Would 10, e; and ! ies'e3 b.
would de. ! used bottle .! WHIT :
Cream Te,uitugs IND ns bzs 20. tad E
sex day since." SOD oy a. druggists.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08
I y --z=:-, Ea-pa---E

Pori 5yroo. y. J, Is Witnessed ~
d t1= 1osi remarkable CASES .. aaG ID :
eve. --e.r5a5 AMOS :. King. .. ;-ai
plsce. ssYs "Bncklsu A-1ics >alvs
cs-s5 sore d ~ leg with which ha5
s1Eer-d ov-r 50 ys2rs. Ian oov eictrr
fra" 5csrznfaa3 70 cu-s E sc-as. y
Evans Drug CO. -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChsunCey p. Griffin
Celebrate with Their Children.

Asa ftti1g iufro57cticu u .be Fcrrit
Of July, Nj. aa5 Nrs. {. 7. Griffith c..
ebra.ed thu, goi3sn ws33ipg Wsdnas-
day evening. Tte-+ we-= present. tour
soos and ihr=e dau.bters with her
families, Aar.u. ga s-ss =, I'll. ocas-
sion. Those pressn, ue'@: NJ. and ME-
Cs.so- G,Etb AID so-, D?ns.1 W.
and Nrs. .. Z. Griffith s15 sou, John.
M,. and .Mrs. Jo1u JrItn suc sou,
CnauDcsy, a Il : ger, Wash, Mise L.
han Griffith, u BelLngbam, Nrs. San
uel Grant, Of Concord. Cal. Walter 9f-i.
Eth, d Spoksoe Nj. ar3 Ms. v. :.
Greene and sYus Griffith and Cedric.
Rsv. IaDss Lsrris, d Hog1ia-n, troibs'
Of Mrs. JOIN Griffith, was 81 honorso
gusst and made re closing ,enarks.
The festivities began :; loon and lasi-
= ratil gt.er ui5oigi.. 4 wedding din-
ner fitting tie occas. d Was served.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08
NOT PROTECTED.

II Germany. ihs Leading protsctiouis,
couutrv q Eu-or,s, sud ons vhich las
recently increased TIE 5u:iss o. il. I'D
ports, iosre ls Increasing 5is;-ass arising
IRON NV Wages &c 1igo ;ricss 70, tbs
n-cessE-lss u Il. Consr Hgnnsh. Z;
Mage 3urg 'eports 81 =our1ynE inc'aass
il LIZ COS, Q: living T., 1875 ors, 1sos.
He glso reports ttEt z certain industries
the highest possible earnings .: IL o0's-s
Is csuts 81 bo1'. aD3 TIE average only
cents American money. TIE Consul
ST Z.tsu tells similar E:o-y. These ~
ports show tia; ts,is taxes Do pot in.
prove tie coodi,ion u working ueD.
Tbe high wages pa IN this county il
the building ao3 railroad All mining
industries, which are 70; protected,
prove tbE. !, is MT protective tErls
bu; .ne organizations Of lgborine men
TIA, make wages high q spite Of enor.
nou: Il emigration AZ difficulty in p-o-
curing certain raw materials owing 70
-,,,-,-.f -,f--za 1-7.iA=
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08

NJ ,srsi is-. seeker oi The presidency
except Van Buren, sod buchansn ever
attained Tie, o-1cs and these two we're
con ps-stivs isilu-as siie. hey s'iRin@d
il. Cav. Nens,+r ca noun, Cas-, Dong.
lss., seward, C1Hsa, Blaine sud Sber-
nan ve-s al nnaoe 10 rszch :bs COS Of
thsir ambition. Inds. tAe sys'en o.
party rors-nusni evsils oiliiv is he sole
ies, Of s;.snCth;Erd i 81 hsrr@ns hat
fev brillisn: r+n are svsi.sbls. S0ch
men slwgvs MAKE .,oveit1l enemies.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08

Al Oalo psper g spcb al enthusiastic
Taft boone, that !, declares lis election
would mean "to1, uo,e years o. tatusss. -
b: j; takes something more than al,
pre:ijsDt u make pros pvri;y.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08

Gov BackhsIn Of Kentucky Is the Ia.
tes; soo q ios South % ~ h,ought ior.
ws.d bv liz Trends X. the democratic
oor-ins,io- f., president.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08
The Escue Peace Com

The Hague Peace Com mission mas DE-
ci5s5 no, u di-cus. liz matter d "hiH
pocket" disarusmani, and President
Z ,utevsl. it 70 Ne clnErs' uls'ed thai
there il 10 * DO Wv ovs' lis pescsiul
nsIl'.s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08

When siibe, par,v 10 e. industrial
coDt.orsrsy refuses refuses to srU,rsi. !,
Is il DO; E sign d ,a= weasuass q the ~.
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H. Robinson. Observer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04

The average yield of an olive tree is two bushels, which gives two gal Ions of oil
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04
CHILDISH EYES SEE MUCH.
Household Shams Cannot Be Con-
 ceaIed from Them.

My fathers house is full or fakes" said a 12-year-old playing in a neighbours house. When asked what he meant he recited one article after ancther-all cheap limitations of eX- pensive things.
 A little girl who had turned IA said to friend Mamma says l mustn t pretend; that tC pretend is to lie. But she pretends as much as l do. She pretends that she has a stained glass window in her bathroom when it's really only colored paper pasted on the glass. Of course, mammals S a wo- man, and I'm not. l suppose I'll have to wait until 1 grow up before l can pretend"
 When the remarks of these two youngsters were repeated to the par ents they were amazed that the points had fastened themselves on their chil- drens minds. But it Is here, never theless, that the pernicious habit Of allowing shams and limitations in
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04

would have began earning Geilars for the city into which it ~os sent.
 It is the dollar that is spent at home that makes the savings deposits of the home bank grow; that in- creases the wealth of the community, and decreases the tax rate. Buying at home means saving the commun- ity. but. Mir Merchant do not preach this trade at home doctrine unless you practice it. You must buy your stock of merchandise in the city to be sure, but aside from what is spent for your stock of merchandise see to 1t that every dollar it is. possible to keep at home remains In the com- munity. Keep them circulating among your neighbors, and they will make money for you as we'll as for them: they will build the home com munity. and make of it prosperous community in which your business will grow, and your town holdings will grow in value at the same time the farmers acres grow in value. The home trade problem is a many sided one. and the home merchants side of the problem is not the least of them
 WRIGHT A. PATTERSON.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-04-04

it, too. for many of them are con tinually making limitations of our manufactured products, and some are even going so far as to mark them with American names. The people Of Europe are beginning to look upon goods that come from America the same as we looked upon woolens and other af,icles few years ago tnat were marked impol ed
 Old be your fish, your oll your friend.-Italian.