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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-18
|af6in9ton- Rgentar
-beS-
"0eutf6en gorre(ponoeat,"
@m. Sauuemann, 1916 TariOH.
Strakc, R..8.
no au.etgtn nnb geteaaHgen sntgeges &C.
nnniuifu utrbrn-
GpfaIberidltc ans @aibinatOn.
IS ausrciniqunq" in 81

IS nuSrciniguna" in Der
9uuocS titoot.
c>n @oibington finoet sur 3eit oG-
acncine SouSreiniguno itott, iorueit
GBlofalc, Tcitourotioncn unO onoere
4IGBc, in meIben 2ebenSmittcI per
fault mcr0en, in 9etradt fommlelt.
Die Snipeftoren Stop unO Norris
iino IN ltebcreinitimnung nit Dem
@eieb, mclhes cine ionitGrc Snipef'
tion FOLDER GI0te i'm Iiitrift Golunl.
bia porihrcibt, nllf elmer Snipcftion5'
tour, unO in T0llcn, no Die 3nit0nOe
nidt Qcnau iinb, ipie lie iein %ioIltCn,
erbielten sic Giqcntbiimer Der Fl1te
Belt, 6u3 &criGlihltc nad5lbolen. @es
gen sic Better elmer Nn5obl @cif0is
re, no ole iunitdrcn 8ortchrllngen
gull3 mo oar orlbcrNdt geloiicn luitr'
Ocr1, pcrbcn &oitbeicble erIonat, Sn
Den eriten 0rci (oQen beiltdltcn ole
Snipcftoren 102 2otale, mo bon 0ie.
fen marcu MIR iiebcn in elmer Serial.
iung, mcIfe gcruu ocn 9eitimmm.
gen be9 @ciCtc9 II. 0cm @eihnlod Der
Snipeftorcn entiproden. Ga Die IT'D
rigen nift 3uriiditebcn ipolen, lit off.
genleinc rSalsreiniguna" an Der IA.
ge%$oronitng. .,s t..
@rutGIer I%rgriff.
@eil er in ser Nadt beS ~. Moi
eincn brittolen an9riif ouf ieine Sat
tin genloht boben ioQ, mlrbe @il-
liam Sroier, Ser longe 3eit nit icincr
SomiIic in @oibington mobntc uno
Damn Ole @criuhs.S totion ST Snoian
Seoo bcjog in @oibinaton perboftet.
ct lpurbc nod Ga Rloto, Nb., &C.
brodt, moielbit er fir ieinen Fro5eB
feitgebolten miro. Sroier ioH Die
Srou ongebli6 bermoBen nit einem
9niippd ouf Den Sopf gcihlogen ba.
ben, oob man cine Belt lang an De.
rem Wieoerouifommen sneiicItc. Sra.
fer entfIob nod Ser Sbot. God leug.
net er iett, ben @n9riff gema6t 81
boberi.
Ger Irbeitertog.
Tie ygontraftarbeiter. ltnion" bon
@aibington bat beifloiien, ben grbei-
tertag am 7. Scptember burd cine
groBe SeItlidfeit ST. 9ennings ST. be-
geben, neldcr cine grobe arbeitcr-Ba'
rooe poron gebt.
gerIangt $4,000 9 dabener.
" fat. %"
@ini1m 6. Sh0nborn bot i'm 81
itrittsgcridt cine aIaee ar,f $4,000
Sddoeneriot aeeen Sic r@~oibineton
Railpop & electric Company" fir
S~erletungen eingereidt ipel6e or ba-
burd e%rIitten baben min, baB ieine
Sonb am "a. April 5miiden einenl
@ageon Ser Inacoitia 2inie ilne eli.
mem. Sdut9eldnoer eingeflenmt
purbe.
SINS 2eben. 5uridgeru Ell.
S. ". Serriri, elm 80 Sabre alter
Wonil, mitroc am Gonneritog Abeno
on SUB Der "a. Strobe ipie toot aus
Dem @oiier ge5oaen. i'm @eorgetopn
~llniperiitGtS Soipital," iuobin or
idneu gebrodt tuurbe, ober lpieoer
ms 2eben 5uriidgeruien. Ger Mdnn
batte ihon 5ebn Winuten I'M @oiier
gele9en, ebe eS aelang, i'm nit Ian.
gen Soften berors5ufiihen. Serrin
mobnt in Nr. 1716, @iSconlin abe.
gr mar bei'm guoen untergegangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-18

Ser &ranfeu.
ltntcr it ii 3 II S.Scrcin" belt
geitern Ibcno in Srn. Hiiiiel'S Solle,
Der. 1913, 3oro-J reberiditrobe. icine
raaelulGBigc &rriqmmAlpQ o1,. Yr1i
iioent u, 9iittner fiibrte bcn 8oriie
lrno SefrctGr Midael SdultbeiB ooS
FrotofoQ. |ice-TrGiioent albert VI.
Stdotlcr be9iebt iih nit ieincr 50.
ulilic Qlli 5lpei @oden nod 2ogonS-
port, Sn0, nno murNc Elm S6oppcn
nod Der @eiddftSl ibung mtf cine
gliidlide Geiie oeiiclben getrunfen.
Gas IS
q +. 202. 5. 3. s." bottc g~clterll
cine grtbciufte Seriammlur1a in
Souis Hiiifci's Solle, Nr. 1903 Noro
Treoerid,S trdBe. utter Soriit bon
Grdon Sacob Gurif. SefrctGr 2oriS
Sam protofollirte. @eihloiipn mllr.
&c, Wtitte Ilguit im oy8eitcno.Yorf"
ctn Sommcrnodtsfcit o~b5ubqlten
ltno SIR. ". @ngclbcrt gum Gorliber
0es arrangements -Gomite's crnallnt.
3 nelle MitglicOcr ipuroen mligenonl.
men.
nette$ Yuar. 2ouis
Spoinbort, 81 Sabre alt pongtr. 1872,
9toro.SigbitraBe, mlrOe geitern ourd)
Noli5eiri6ter SlCueIlpn inn npro0It.
lihcn StotionsbauS ipegen ongebli.
dJeit Gicbltabls zines Eieroc9eld)irrs
I'M @crtbe Don $50, GigcntMlm bcS
Serrn Geo. $. .. Candles Don 9tr.
80, Siios9 ronOipop, Dem @erid)tS
periobrcn iiberuielen - nno, ooiiel.
be geld)ab nit Charles Wartin, 50
Sabre alt bon Nr. 1909, SIt.2erina.
tcnitroBc, Der linn aus ser Sinte beI.
fen iupllte tno babel ielbit bineiniiel.
SDainbart mar am Wittiuod megen
Der erpdbntcn gnidnloigung perbaf-
tet morocn. Gum Gerbor mar ieoof
Wortin cridienen uno crtlGrte, Dob
er nit Serrn Candles in @eid)Gitss
perbinoun9 itebe. Gr ihiIberteS ruoi1.
bart oils einen Der ebrliditcn Icrs
idcn mo iogtc, oerlelbe bobe Dos
@clhirr MIR in Der Srlnfeubeit meg
genon1men. Gr per5ihtete Damn uui
cine 9eitrafung Swainbart's, mo-
rurrf oelien GntlaIinng eriolgte. Sc.
Itern Morgen erld)ien nun Serr Ga.
noics i'm Stotionsbaus itno erflut.
oigte iid) nod Der @eifirr . gffoir,.
Mfit Dem Sad)perbnlt in &enntniB ,ge-
lett erbob err iofort cine Inihuloi-
ailne gegen Wartin ipegen angebli.
hen Weineios, oo ocrielbe nie on
ieinem @eid)Gft betbeiligt nnb bon
ibm MIR gelegcntlih oils Sunolunger
ongeitelt gepcien ieL mnb geaen
Sipoinbort cine erncute Iilid)ulbi.
gllllg ipegelt anacblihen Siebitobls
ocs erpGbuten Eferbegeidirrs. Sr.
Candles mar, oils Sm%ainbort's critics
Gcrbor ltattiuno, mlberbolb Der
Stoot uno bieie 8elegenbeit botte,
Wartin beniibt, INN Smoinbort auf
ote beihriebene @eiie %losaureiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-18
Ter arcn55ne gcgen Gueain.

Cos EoIt-G epartenlent greltt III oelit
aompf 0cqen baa @iit ein.-aein
Gocoin o0er Gocoin entboltenoes
GrGporot bari ollrf Die Foit be-
i0r0ert ucr0en. - 5obn ". Wtor'
gan lpegcn angebliher 6olihunJ
bon Gocuin-& e3eptcn 0cm8erttta'
perfobren iiberlpieien.
1Sebt lit oen Gocnin.S hnllpfcrn
nod eih @eg sur Grlungung oes
@iiteS abgeifnitten moroen Der
ourd Die 9oit. Eoitneiiter ". Sail
Sarris lit bonn Boit.I epartemcnt III
@oibington benod)riftigt moroen,
boB in Solge Oes olarmirenOen ueber
ban%onebmenS Oes @chraldS bon SO.
cain ODER 0ieic5 @ift cntboItenocn
Er0poroten inter Dem 494. Gbi6nitt
Der 8oitgeiete Ser @erionOt Ocs @ii-
teS ODER ErGporote 0urh Die Eoit
unteriogt lit. Ger 9eridt 'bes EoItz
IeportementS 8eigt, Dob IN Sen Ice-
ten Sabren, ieit Die St1btc Dem @ift
ben arieg crfIdrt boben, cine I'M
mcnge Gocoin o0er Gocoin cntbols
tcnOe DteOi5in Olrd) oie Yoit pcrim0t
iporber iinb.
Inter $4,000 9iirgidoft
gcitellt.
Sobn ". Worgon bon Nr. 800
GonrtlonOsS trobc, meIher in mebre.
rem Ipotbefen otf @runb onge6lih
geiGlihtcr Gr5tlider &c5epte Gocoin
erlongte, luuroe aeitern Sormittog in
Der 6itlihcn Foli3ciItotion Ourd go,
li5eirid)tcr @orlon0 inter $1,000
9iirgidoft iiir OoS @cridt@ncriof.
rem 0eitcflt. WorQon bottc onoeblid
IN elmer Der N~potbefen 6eboilptct, ooB
or ooS Gocoin fir Gin %fronfcS Gfero
gebrnlthc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-18

fEn
*** Sic DarbeiterE 2ieoertaicF Der
onltoltet noracn md @enfert's Eorf
cinen aitsillg} meldJef eincn groBorti-
gen Gcrldii ncbntan miiBtc, miirbc
man nod ben ei~n9eBenben Sorberci.
tlnn9cn beS Nrronaen,ents Gonlite'S
rednen. 9enfert's Yarf lit Gin herr
lid gclcACneS Yldbfen on Ger Cor
lep-Sane, unb bier, inter pr1htigcn
gorntcn, nobe einem idoncn @ciu1i.
ler, loIien iid ibon gcmiitblidc Stun-
Den III un9cbuubeter Sroblidfeit per.
leben. Sic Sreberid-Hoob- unb Ga.
totSpiqc @aggons fabren bis sur
CARROTS tation, bon no ans oerYorf
in 5cbn Miniitert sl Sub crreidbor
lit.
fFAF
Ydiie iiir'e 9nslanb bcfurgt 6. Maine, 9r.
l1R. Sff, O,ol ttu,urr ar rnhc Euif0rl N0urtr MIR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-18

. ... .H. .F-a|... 't4. ..... ..
Woiicpfrludltcr iiir Die .Sibra 2ano
Company bon Baltimore" oericlbe
~lciltctc $4,000 9iirgihoit. SIC MnBs
nobnlc crfolgtc oui Stntrug oeS &rn,
1re0erit B. SdJmdrb, jim. Sn Der
Fetition miro Gclteno gcnnoht, Dob
Scrrli George j. Hiidcrt, Der Erdii-
Dent Ger gcnarmtcn @eielIidoit Der
Gigentliimer BON 25G Der 700 Mntbeis
l2 berlelbcn lit uno 0n0urf ole bolt
itGn0igc Gontrulc iibcr Die 2eitultg
Der @elcaid)oft mtSilbt, Dab OcrIclbc
fcrncr obne Die Ginniuigung Der on.
oeren Mfttonure cirtcn Sbail oeS 81.
acntGlimS ser Gumpugnic ollf leinen
ln0 ieiler 8ottin 9tnmcn babe ilber.
lhrei6cn laIien.o 9aa @erid)t miro
Criudt, Die erlpGbntc llebCrtrugumg
fir ungiiltig 81 ertldrcn ltnO oicGoms
pu1nie n%ui5ul6itit, Hihtcr CAMS
geluGbrtc sen Ietentcn cincn tempo.
rGren GinboltS6eichl, mclder Serrr
unO Srol i&iidert abbott, ilber irgenb
einen 3bsil oes @igcntbumS Der Gor.
pprotiurd5u purfiigcp.@ -.
h. .pNN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1.,E
drrN,agtebtii6 qr ~, a3hfb Gu c+H.t-
/ il bre rbReE bns btr t. r-- @m. s..
Stdnlep, Crin 30nSnbre utter 2(nitrei-
DER ooit Ger. f1t9; Observation-Disclosures,
gesen fpelfen btreitsI an II. Gopent,
Ter 1906 Cit Sditbeiebl ~oltsgeitellt
rpltr6f, iier 0pItGrq, nod LANCER Ib-
meicnbeit bon Aer MnnlIncntciItaot
in Die Sanoerber EoliSei. .Seine Ser.
bafturlg criolgtc, ourd ben EOli5iitcn
Waltutng bonn mittleren Iiltrift, mel
der Ourf cinen Naiionten ouf Den
lGnglt @eiuHten auintertinm geulad)t
mur0e. Ser NrreItant muroe nud)
hrn oltlideu-S tationSbouie gebradt
itilb BORT fir eiil berte ituttiinoenOes
&arbor feitgehdlten. Iie Ini6uIoi-
gllng 9egen Stanley lolttet nlli an.
gcblife @ntfilbrung ser Is Sabre
alien Sobonta SbiclbS, Sodter BON
Morris Sbiaos bon 9tr. 1892, o.
Council +, StraBe, 81 mmoroIii6en
3medcn. Stanlep lell ieincr 3eit nit
Dem MaOd,cn ltdH ''Nittsburg cello.
ben icin. 2estere mitrbe ieood ip1ter
mieocr uaa Baltimore 6uriid gebradt
mo Dem eSaus 5iim 9llten Sirtcn"
iibermieien. Ill. -
9rdnoc. Z GlrdJ nn6efonnte
llriadc ertironS seittrt Nofmittos
in Der Slide oes pom Charles Carroll
mo Snluilic b~eluobnten tSallieS Nr.
1891, WilbclmsS trnBe. Elm Scltrr,
meIfeS cincn Sd)noen bon ungeiGbr
$40 onridtetc. HSobn Giienauer bon
Nr. 1921, 8ilbelmsS troBe, ionbtc
Den alarm uorit aaIten Gtr. 46t eilt.
GaS Sous lit Gigentbum oeS Srn.
Charles Sitcnoorf BON Hr. 10, Sio-
Sutton Npenue.
- Sn Solae oes GrplooircnS cineS
@oIolirl- Generators" IN Den @crfcn
Der Southern Gon Co." Nr. 9903,
@oItonitroBe, pnrOe Die Scnerpcbr
gcitcrn 9lbeno INN 1a9llbr olornlirt;
cS mar ober fein 6euqr ollrd Die er-
plolion %cntitanben. ,pra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-18
Baltimore Sampf Yafct Gp.
tgllte nno superldifae Sai.9inie.)
9ie Yer, StaatensRpit bef1rnerno.
Gampfrr r@trainia" Lnen).. yMlabama,"

y@eprsiar" ,,Scnncfee".
San1pFer fdbren tigIih. Sonntn1s. naiS0Gtonts
men, bon ben rNnisoinie"s giers, Or. f0-1s,
Votnt Comfort, gSprfoIf, Iprtsnloutb unS aIeft
Iunften hes S1bens. Terhinouna in Slo
Eoint Comfort nit her &c. & o. Gifenbabn".
FAD &i6monb, gerbinounq in. 8ortsmnutb NIT
8ortsmoitb uno @tInrtn. Sn gprfotf &erbins
oin9 nit Der r%stIantic Coat Cine" gprfeIf
mo ipeitIid1 lino sSIo Spmiuion Cine" rtatp
mn Neus9)orf
Wob6eitcn nat elropdiihem YIune. 0iirti.
rtofe aniiiien5immer, eIcftrif6e geIeH6iHna,
5immer in ben 9i~Gets9ireaur Der Bah Cine"
Nr. 107, SitsgaItimoresS Giraffe: gtr. 50G-5Os,
9~iabtGirabe; .. ". 6. Office, Giooft.@de Der
Baltimore uno Gn~IbertsStrdbe; .9oHtineuiaI
3ru't 8uiloilo" iiito IIbaugb'S Ir. 100, gioros
9bnrIessStrnbe.
Spbn d.. shcriuupo, 6. Vrupn,
GtcesBrif. II. Gen. sWiandger. Sen. sFaij. ,Ipent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-18
Tarslanb G. Genniplpania q. 81.

7.3O To1m., mad gori. ause. Sountae.
$50 @orm., mad @eIair, clse. eonntaes.
1l.30 Iorm., mad g7Iair. ausg. SamftaaS
unb GonntuaS.
100 g,adbm., mad 8eInir, mir GonntaaS.
1.20 Eadm., mad geInir, inir Gamftngs.
$50 Nadm., nod Yorf, nuse. Sonntdas.
4.O5 Tadnt., mad Delta, nur SonntaQs.
5.15 gla6m., nab 0eInir, nusg. GonntnIS.
6.10 Ibenos. tab 9eIta, aiisa. SonntagS.
HOO Mbeuos, mad Delta, nur ScnntnaS.
11.30 Mbenos, md 9elair ausa. eonnfaqS.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-06
IS LAID AT REST.
Miss Jessie Sargent Laid Awav in
. Fern Hill Cemetery.

The funeral of Miss Jessie Sargent.
whose death was mentioned in Thurs.
days HERALD, took place from her late
residence, Filth and |. streets, yesterday
afternoon, at 9 o'clock, Rev. G. McDer.
moth officiating.
The music for the occasion was fur.
nished by young ladies' quartette, con-
ssting OF Misses Ethel Benjamin, Nina
Hanson, Vera Vammen and Mabel Lar.
sou, and solo by Mrs. Fred II. Green.
The pail bearers were nearly all members
of the Young Mems Republican club.
Although the weather was Indictment.
large mum Der was present, and the
floral tributes were numerous and appro-
pirate. showing the high esteem in which
the young lady, although an invalid for
years, was held.
Deceased was born in Casey, Guthrie
county. Iowa, and came to Aberdeen %
years ago with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Sargent, she being "a years
OF age at the time OF her death. Those
who survive her beside her parents, are
her brother, City Treasurer Roy Sapent.
and two sisters, Nellie and Ethel.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-06

Early in the administration of
Chief Schneider he is said to have
incurred the enmity of Boss Clark,
by refusing to obey the boss order
to discharge a worthy and competent
officer, and that the boss has been
after his scalp ever since. 1t is now
an open rumor on the street that he
has at last succeeded, and that Mayor
France has hearkened to the sireen
voice, and that among the depart
ment changes to be made Wednesday
night, the chiefs head will drop in
the basket 1t is to be hoped for the
mayors sake, the rumor is not true
Aberdeen may contain number OF
splendid men for the position, but the
fact remains that Adam Schneider
has given the city the cleanest and
most capable police service it ever
had, and better reason should be
assigned for his removal than the
mere pleasure of the boss.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-06

sided until seven years ago. when his
wife died. Mr.. Smith ia survived by six
children, Mrs. A. X. Wade, of Monte.
sano; 5. H. Smith, Jr., Mrs. j. d. Moor
head, Mrs. George MacLafferty and " .
E. Smith, uf Aberdeen, aud Mrs. l.. l.
Stiles, OF MT. Vernon. Skagit county.
In modest way. few men did more to
mould the course OF events for morality
and industry in the early days OF this
locality, and although modest and un-
obtrus;ve, he has always stood for the
best things in this community.
The funeral of Mrs. W. E. Smith oc-
CURED ut the NJ. +. church yesterday.
at 2:30 p. m. Rev. +. A. LaViolett con.
Quoting the service, and was after ded by
large number Of friends.
MI. Smiths funeral was held at the
same church, of which both were mem
bers, under the direction OF the Pioneers
Associations Of Aberdeen, this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, Rev. +. A LaViolett
conducting the service, and Rev. G. Nc.
Dermoth, Of the Congregational church,
delivering the address.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-06
A GREAT SCHEME.

The request thai the city appropriate
$4,000 to al in sinking an ar,esian we'll
for a private corporation does not appeal
to the HERALD as good business propo-
sition. Waving the probable legal OBJ.
lection to the authority Of the council TO
expend public funds in such a manner,
and admitting the possible success Of the
we'll and the return OF the money, the
question arises where does the city get
off? The city is in the wa er business,
aud the company seeking the we'll 10 u
large consumer whose business the city
would lose. With the new system in
South Aberdeen, and proper manage
ment Of the supply on the north side,
water will be plentiful, and it looks to US
as if more business should he solicited
instead Of having the city assist in losing
some. Imagine somebody going to the
Brewing company to solicit aid for q
proposition to curtail the use of it's prod.
uct, and You will grasp the situation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-06
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Not Much Doing This nOrnina In the
D. and D, Line.

There were no DRINKS before his honor
this morning. yesterday was either too
wet or the city was dry, the police could
not tell which.
l.. Jacobs, a stranger in the city, was
called on to explain why he was shoot.
ing within the city limits, and his ex.
planation being satisfactory, he escaped
with a reprimand.
John Flanagan acknowledged that he
was vag. and was sent on the street
gang for 10 days.
j. Hebron stated that he was a woods.
man OF 80 years standing, and not vaga-
bond; that no one in this city could ties.
tify that he had ever asked for assistance,
contrary to the testimony OF the police
officer. His partner, William Shields,
Was in the same fix; that he might have
been on a prolonged drunk. but he had
money in his pocket, and Judge Looms
gave them the benefit of the doubt, on
condition that they 20 out and hunt up
the jobs promised them.
G. E. Everson, a continuous bum, was
not so fortunate. and no was allow ed to
work ON the street for 10 daye.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-06
A RELIABLE PAPER.

The HERALD has always prided iseelf
on the reliability Of it's news. and the
Poet and Judge tanning have lined in
calling marked attention to the fact in u
manner that, Ne assure them, 10 fully
appreciated.
In the last issue appeared communi.
cation from HoQniam-under date line
from that city--cvncerning the police
scandal there, which, according to our
friendly critics, is said to contain an un.
important error. Had such an error &C.
CURED in the Post it would have attract.
el no attention, and been considered a
most usual matter.
TIE error alleged to have been made
by our correspondent consisted OF the
statement that Mckinney hal been an.
nounced by the Post AZ the choice OF the
Young Mems Republican club fol the
nomination for sheriff this year. The
error is very unimportant. and our
usually accurate correspondent may have
meant the organization in his own town
the Aberdeen bunch having no copy.
right upon the name-or he may have
been misead by the work done by the
Mckinney Press Bureau in Hoquiam.
However that may be, we duly appre.
ciate the compliment so plainly inferred,
when such small variation from abso-
lutte facts is noticed in flaming headlines
by the Post, and induces Judge Lanning
to take the time from his onerous official
duties to rush letter into print with
the horrid announcement that che be-
lleved it was a lie for political purposes"
Thanks, awfully, gentlemen.
Seriously, the Post end .he judge ar.
assuming a good deal when-as their
action infers-they imagine it would cut
much figure with the people OF Chehalls
county whether or not that paper amt
club endorsed Mr.. Mckinney or any.
body else. We advise them both to
read that little fable of the fly ON the
spoke.
If Judge Lanning will show us where
any political purpose could have been
served by that error, we will agree to
vote with the Y. M. X. G. this fall.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-06
D0UBLY BEREAVED
Will E. Smiths Wife and
FatherDie Last Thurs.
day Within Two
Hours.

Seldom has it been the lot OF this paper
to record go melancholy a case as the
deaths of Mrs. William e. Smith and her
father.in-law. Samuel II. Smith, almost
within an hour OF each other, and at
their homes within block OF each other,
between the hours Of IL m, and 80
p. M, Thursday.
MIS-. Smith had been suffering from
commissions Of the stomach for more than
month, and found relief only in death.
On Thursday Mr.. Smith called at his
sons home to inquire how the sick one
was, and when told that she was gone,
did not seem to understand. Entering
the house. he again asked for Marcia,
and when told she was dead, he left the
house, saying he was not feeling we'll.
From there he went 10 the home OF j. d.
Moo, head, his son-in.law, who lives IN
the next block, and was exhausted when
he reached the door, and before physi-
clan could arrive he passed away.
Marcia, the wife OF W. E. Smith, was
% years Of age. the youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, who have
been residents of this section for many
years, and received her education in the
Aberdeen public schools, she and her
husband being graduates from the High
! school in the class of '97. Among her
large circle of friends she was universal
favorite, her kindly ways and lovable
disposition making friends for her where
ever she went. Her husband, her baby
boy, her parents and a brother. Stanley,
and sister, Mrs. w. Il. Peckham, sur
vive her.
Samuel II. Smith was born in Southern
Wales, February 7, 1888. and was 50
years, 10 months and 26 days old when
death came to him. At the age OF Is, he
with his foster parents landed at New
Orleans, and his active pioneer DISPOSE
ton is shown in the fact that before the
days of railways he crossed the plains
seven mes. Twenty-Five years ago he
came to Aberdeen, coming from Monte.
sano, down the Chehalis river on a scow,
having his family, household goods,
yoke Of oxen and a COW with him. After
remaining in Aberdeen a short time, he
went up the Wishkah river four miles
and located homestead, which is still
held by the family, and on which he re.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-06
THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY,

The Grays Harbor Post has not yet
produced those promised Cuisines rea-
sons" for refusing a SIG 600 building,
without cent Of expense to the city,
and probably has them in cold storage,
to be produced when he succeeds in
hypnotizng few more councilmen into
the belief that he carries the vote Of
every union man in Aberdeen in his
pocket-then the reasons will not be
necessary.
Meanwhile, Boss Clark wields his ia.
vorite weapon. the big stick. and woe
betide the unlucky individual who dis
plays the temerity to publicly differ with
this vote custodian on this or, in fac t,
any other question. The Walls Of his
wrath were poured, in the last issue Of
the Post. upon the devoted head OF Frank
O. Dole, who possessed the audacity to
favor the library gift in the public preea.
One point taken against Mr.. Dole, is,
perhaps. worthy OF more than passing
notice. We quote: "Mr. Dole is not a
resident OF Aberdeen, does not vote here
and merely keeps an Office in this city to
make what commission he can off it's
real estate"
Without admitting the point to be we'll
taken, it comes with exceeding ill grace
from Boss Clark, vino is said to be resi-.
dent of some place or North Beach where
he is holding down government home.
stead. Mr.. Dole might with propriety
come back by saying, "Mr. Clark lie no,
a resident OF Aberdeen, does not vote OF
hold any interests here, and is merely a
hired editor, subject to be fred at any
meeting OF his board of directors" Yes
the point comes with bad grace from tina,
quarter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-06

A combination of sawmills to
keep up the price of lumber is a pat
riotic undertaking, but a combination
of newspapers to secure a fair price
for public advertising is robbery.
Strange, but true. If you don't be-
lieve it, ask Boss Clark. True, the
taxpayers of the city settle the bills
in both cases, but If you will permit
the Boss to hold the lapel of your
coat five minutes he will show you
exactly how it is.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-06

From almost every quarter of the
city comes the cry of wretched
streets. Market street can only be
travelled with loaded wagons be-
tween Broadway and E streets; B
street is impossible, and the hill dis
trict is torn up in midwinter by
grading teams doing work that
should have been completed in good
weather. Such mismanagement in the
affairs of private corporation would
quickly result in an entire change in
the personnel Of those responsible.