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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14
MCCORMICK ADMITS
WORK IS NECESSARY

New York, Sept. 12.-Chairman
Hitchcock at national headquarters
introduced to visiting newspaper men
J. Medill Mccormick, of the Chicago
Tribune, who gave his views con-
cerning the political situation in the
West. =.
According to Mccormick, a great
deal of work will have to be done
"all down the line in order to make
Central and Western states safe for
Taft. The organization perfected by
Mr.. Bryan has been underestimated,
said Mr.. Mccormick, who added that
all of the democratic forces are
striving harmoniously in Bryan's in
terest.
Mr.. Hitchcock had long talk with
Mr.. Mccormick today, and as the re-
suit of some of the reports made about
conditions in Illinois, Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Iowa he will leave
New York Sunday for Chicago, where
he will spend a week at Western
headquarters.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14
LOCAL OPTIONISTS
WILL CONTROL HOUSE.
League Expects Hard Fight in the
State Senate, Where Its Men
Are in Minority.

Seattle, Sept 12.-The Anti-Sa-
loon League will have clear major
ity in the lower house of the state
assembly if all it's candidates who
were indorsed at the primaries on
Tuesday are successful at the polls
in the November election. This is
the statement made yesterday by the
leagues superintendent, Royal W.
Raymond, after canvassing the re-
turns sent in by his lieutenants from
all parts of the state.
1.-The returns are not very definite
in some cases." he said, but we are
certain that we have secured the in
dOrsement of forty-eight members
who are pledged to our local option
house is ninety-five, we have major
ity. In addition to those pledged by
us, there are many others, among the
successful candidates, who have ex
pressed themselves as favorable to To-
cal option and from these we can
probably draw considerable support.
In the senate condition will not be
found so favorable to the movement,
and it is there the league expects it's
fight on the bill. The results of the
primaries show that of twenty-one
members balloted for in various parts
of the state, only fourteen pledged to
the local option bill were indorsed.
This represents the leagues entire
pledged strength in the senate, where
there are a total of forty-two men,
hers tWenty-Ono being hOldOyerS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14

party man, and believes in the gov
ernment of republic through and
by parties, but he believes in a man
affiliating with party rather than
BELONGING to it, in the sense so
dearly loved by the boss and political
machinists. He believes that every
man should align himself with the
political party whose national policies
appeal to him as best for the nation,
but he does not believe in blindly fol-
lowing that party where no such
policies are inyolved~-r.Allare inter-
ested in an honest, capable and econo-
mical administration of state, county
and city affairs, and very properly
differ as to the best methods of secur-
ing such. Those lines of differences
should divide the voters in all such
elections instead of national policies
which are not under consideration.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14
BUSINESS EFAKIRS|
TAfTS MANAGERS engage IN
PEANUT POLITICS.
Their Solicitation of Factory Man.
ayers to Hang Fake Signs on Their
establishments Meets Severe Re.
bukt4 Af"Y of Disaster is Injurious
to the Country.

That Leather Betting Co. whose
coercive campaigning for Mr.. Taft
drew out so comprehensive and unan-
swerable areply from ex-Congressman
Robert Baker, in behalf of the Austin
Engine company, of Brooklyn, has
aroused another business house, the
American Electric Telephone COM
pany of Chicago, which makes this
response:
Gentlemen: We have your favor of
the 23rd inst. asking us to post in our
factory the following sign:
Believing that the election of Taft
and Sherman means a safe and pro-
gressive business administration, the
day following we shall start this plant
on "full time and keep going"
We will not do this for several reas-
ons, principally these:
We do not believe it good policy
for business concern to send out
campaign literature, and we do not
wish to post in our factory state
ment which would be coercing our
employees.
Such statement on poster would
not be the truth.
We could not afford to carry out the
promise any better after election than
it was possible in any period of the
past year.
Business has been about as poor as
possible for upwards of year and
half. What party have you to blame
for it?
Your cry for business administra-
ton has got to be a chestnut" Ev-
cry man is business man.
Your ideal business men are no
doubt those who can by questionable
methods get franchise or some spec
ial privilege from government, start
the printing process on the largest
amount of watered stocks and bonds,
and sell them to the "widows and Or
phans'' and then try to make the
abuses of today become the vested
rights of tomorrow.
Yonr system of intimidation to the
voter (your poster) has got the old
system of stealing the insurance and
other moneys to carry the election,
"beat mile"
Your cry of disaster every four years
if certain ticket is not elected, is
doing great injury to the country.
Can't we ever have a change of adj
ministration, without the ''interests"
crying disaster? If not, you had bet
ter have Van Cleave and the National
Association of Manufacturers appoint
our presidents, and failing in this, let
us have monarchy. 1t is the only
way you can be consistent.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
GOLFERS WEEKLY ON REPUBLg.
Can Collector.
Plank Calling for Law Providing for
Publicity of Campaign Funds Was
Defeated in Republican National
Convention. iDupOntipOwder Trust
as Collector.

The election and subsequent death
cy of the White House by an official
fat-fryer who has during several years
past approached, with deferential hat
in hand, the president and3 treasure +
of most of the large corporations in
the country 1t was in the course CT
this official function that Sherman
was profanely turned down by Mr..
Hartman, with bitter denunciation
of the republican party and reeking
messages for the head of that party,
that the party and the head of it had
not been grateful for the $3.50, 900 which
Mr.. Hartman collected and gave in
1904. Penrose, as one of the ieXecl =
tive committee of nine which is to do
the actual work of the republican
campaign, is an error of taste and
Judgment, but not a great deal worse.
With T. Coleman :DuPont,l:of Dele
ware, however,. :the case. ,Idiffers.
Among the combinations !now.. beirg
prosecuted by the:federal government
is that aggregation of companies
known as the powder trust. Mr.. Du-
Pont is president of the fifty-million
dollar DUPONT Powder company, pres =
ident of the ten-mill on dollar Inter-
national Powder company, director of
the International Smokeless Powder
company, and vice-president of the
holding company, the Delaware Sc
curities company, which:owns a ma
iority of the stocklof thelLafln & Rand
Powder company. Suppose that Mr..
Taft, being successful, should be ap-
preached by Mr.. Dupont thus: 81 am
one of the ten men, including Chair
- man Hitchcock, whp nave put 0yotr
over the plate. II don't want to be
reminding you continually of the obli-
CATION; there lis one small piece of
patronage | should like, and | shan't
speak to you about patronage again
during your administration. There
is deserving young friend of mine
whom | should like have appointed
to the position .lately held by Mr..
Purdy, in charge of that bureau of
the Department of Justice which is
seeking to break up my company, de-
prive me of some of my property, and
declare me a violator of the laW.'
Something analogous would have been
the presence of Harry Thaw two years
ago on a committee.of ten to collect
funds and promote the election OF
Jerome as district attorney. min
ority plank, calling for statute pro-
viding for publicity of campaign ex-
penditures, was thrown out of the
committee on resolutions by vote of
81 to /, and was rejected on the floor
of the convention by a vote of $50 to
94-Nebraska and Idaho, and parts of
Wisconsin and Indiana favoring it..
The amount of Bourbonism still left in
the Republican party is far too large.
Golfers Weekly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14
THE SOCIALIST PARTY.
Holds Convention in Elma and Nom
mates Complete County Ticket.

The representatives of the Socialist
party met in convention in Elma last
Tuesday, and placed in nomination a
full legislative and county ticket to
be voted for at the November election
l.. p. BendiXen acted as president and
Clark Riding, secretary. After the
reading and adoption of the usual
resolutions the following ticket was
then adopted:
For representative of the Goth dis
For representative, 29th district
Chas. West, Aberdeen, and John Nc
SlarrOw, Porter.
For representative, 30th district
Geo. erosion, Hoquiam.
For sheriff-Geo. Boulden, Elma.
For county clerk-A. Jonas, Aber-
deem.
For Auditor-L. P. Bendixen, Elma
For treasurer-M. Chamberlain,
Aberdeen.
For assessor-C C. Rasmussen, Ell
ma.
For superintendent of schools-E
w. Boiling, Porter
For coroner-John Finley Elma.
For commissioner, 1st district
John Holman, Elma.
For commissioner, 3rd district
Abe Adams, Hoquiam.
For wreckmaster-Lou Sontag,
Elma.
For judge superior court--John L.
Divine, Elma.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14
PROBABLE TICKET
OF STATE DEMOCRATS

Seattle, Sept. 12.-Returns on the
Democratic primary vote throughout
the state are extremely meager. but
based on figures received from the
various counties, the Democratic
nomination will be as follows, prob
ably:
United States senator-G. L. Cot
terill, of Seattle.
Governor-John Pattison, of Col
fax.
ant-governor--A. c. Ed
wards, of Spokane.
Secretary of state-Otis Johnson, of
Tacoma.
Land mmissioner-Albert School
ey, Of Chehalis.
State superintendent -- Eldridge
Wheeler, of Montesano.
Insurance commissioner-E. F.
Masterson, of Tacoma.
ongressmen-First District, C.. II
Miller of Seattle; Second District
BrOWder ID. brown, OF Tacoma, Hlru
District, William Goodyear, of Col,
fax.
From the returns to date it is
doubtful If the Democratic vote at
the primaries will reach a total OF
1000. On the figures now at band
Cotteril, for senator, has lead OF
1900 over Goldman. Pattison, for
governor, has lead Of 500 over
Splawn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14
PRIMARY ELECTION RETURNS.

Returns of the primary elections
held last Tuesday will be found on
page 2, as complete as can be se-
cured until the official canvass of
the vote-which is being made today
is announced. All the precincts ex-
cept Junction and Johns River have
been heard from, although some of
them are incomplete. The official
count will not vary the results as
shown in this table.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14
For a Sprained Ankle.

A sprained ankle may be cured in
about one-third the time usually re-
quired, by applying Chamberlain'a
Pain Balm freely, and giving it abb
solute rest. For sale by Evans Drug
Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14
COUNTY SCHOOL FUNDS.

Montesano, Sept. 12.-The county
superintendent thas received the ap-
superintendent has received the ap-
due this county amounting to
$S,S30.69. To this amount is added
the funds of the county for school
purposes, amounting to $360.5S,
making a total school fund this
quarter of $9,191.27. The principal
districts receiYa as follows:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14

A long list Of satisfied patrons 70 the
leading advertisement Of the HERALD
Py1ntszy. From . car ticket 70 . full
shest poster. We ask 70 figure on your
work.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14

A twice-a-week Transcript Of the hap.
peniugs on 0Tay's EA1boI-Ths Abe
deem semi.weekly Herald, e20o II
S1.50 In advance.
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Scr Wutu= Muludl.

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tiers. - GnS Cpicr elm @rciS bon
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Stein &ublcnsrabcr Strife int lucit'
lidlcn YcnniNlponien.

Gittsburg, 3D. 20. Iu9nIt.
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bel6ronften uno iciten Gorid)lng ob-
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9crbGnbe %cin5u5ieben, uno pon elmer
Notwithstanding obieDen.
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THr 0~cncralitrifc.

Genber Col, 30. SIuauit. GS
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men Scr 9eros Eociiic uub scr Mos
bolb morcn 5iuil6en 60 unb 70 Eros
lent cbc1fnls oafiir.
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Strifcbrcdlcr fir oGnuaba 4Saciiie.
Nnhn."

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Iiir @crbiitung BON G%iicnbabn-
ltnfGQen.

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an NirrctOirc Guitiim .

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llng olli Sem StNot3 Nn2itculuHa.
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ltntcr ser GiibrunI bon Grt. Nmuo
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an Bic GonNljNiun mittbciitc, oil
ir0gliAen &lciOmr1aitijdc >uiirocu bis
on'S Mnie ouigcIHlibt icin.
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Stein Wndacbcn scr @rnbcnbciibrr
Nlnbama's.

Wirm II q + q nj, Ella, 90. Nll1G.
= Ter Ncrbu10 Der Wrllbcnllntcrncb-
mcr bon Nlubono bat olti bcn Tor.
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ShicoSgcrid)t 81 u1tcrbrcitcn, obIcb.
memo CnuiOcrt, oo cS lid, lcOiglidJ
nm Die cine 6orocrung: Die 9(ncr.
tcnrntnN Der Union bonbele, uno Oui}
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oicicnl &erlongen nod5ltfommcn. SlI
Erott-Gitu lit Der Gcrlitd1 0enrod).
morocn, OnS SollS oeS Contractors
IbonloS 1ug1m NIT Tpnumit IN oiC
Slft 81 i%prcngcn. 3mei cripodicnC
SDd)tcr Guggnn's mllrOen burd oil
8elualt De- Grploiion nus ibrel,
SdIoi3inmcril in Den Corridor &c.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iptbonp Gopis mi
Gpnqnrit IN oie Suft ~9eiprcnat, mo-
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gIS pcrOQdtig iiNS opel 6nrbige Der.
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4un Ginbrcd,rru nicSrracitudcn.

ST t. 2ouiS, Mo., 20. 9lugult. -
1rou Sopbia Iunlop, @ittme bes
iriiberen SuperintenOtntcn Ser nScr.
minal Roilwop giiociotion," miroe
geitcrn 4bcao in ibrcr @cboulung an
Sem porucbmen South Sings Sigh.
man 9~olllcporo bon 5mci Gitbrefern
iibcriollen rnb Ourf tincn MclIcr.
it'd IN Die red)te SdIGic %lebenSgc-
idbrli1 cerlett. Son Sen SbGtern
ie6lt icoe Spur.
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Iu bic Namcu.

Sunoe Eamen. peIhe mooerne Ghneiecrfunit
5i %crlcrnei wiiuiheu, i0uten ni6t int i3lpeitci
fein. mobiu itb olfir 5u ipenoen. Sic braudbcu
nrr bel Sri. ~. nnbrrs. 9r. 800, @ef.sara.
toaa. Strafc, OorSuipreden. ibren adu,en ais
3dgling e%irtrlpcn mo lie ieruer Die Qun't ndd
Der iortgeiAriiteniieu W9etbooe. Gle erbaiten
nubcroem priinoli6et urierrtdt i'm Suitneioen.
Sebr liberalc Veoinminqen. Srl. VI. NnbrfS.
VT. 302. gsrit. sGratu9a. StraRe. (376-)