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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the
office of the Auditor of Chehalis
county for week ending Thursday,
Feb. 25
p Corion to Milwaukee Land
Co s p of sec 80 90 { .... 40
E. Morrison ct uX to II. II. Pen
nell, Its l 3, b -, Academy
add Montesano ........... 200
n. q. " hceler ct uX to G. f.
Kleist, II 6, b 10, Aberdeen. 10
Geo. a. Denny ct uX to Peter An
driiasevich, Its 10 Is, b Is,
First ad dSouth Aberdeen :. 175
Chas Sauers ct uX to Geo. SUI
ton, 1t is, b 8, Broadway add
CosmOpollS ....... .... 10
Julia G.. Chase ct al to j. a. Lo-
sey ct al,swA of neA sec s
East Hoquam Co. to Edwin l..
Houser, ct TX, 1t Is, b 80, 1t
IS, Al, and 1t II, b 81, On
tario add HOquiam ...... 600
Edwin l.. Houser ct TX to f. NJ.
Noble, 1t II, 81, Ontario
add Hoquiam ......... 525
b. Boguszewicz ct TX to c. Man
kowski, Its 4 to IL, b 3, West
c. Mankowski ct uX to Casimir
Potash, It's 6 I, b 8, same. . 800
Same to Louise NJ. Tebo, Its
50 10 II, b 3 same ....... 10
Will Lanning ct uX to Margaret
A. Linn, 1t 16, b II, Frances
add Aberdeen ............ 1875
J. A. Karr ct Tx to w. L. NAL
10y, 1t 6, b 8, Karr's Mill add
liOQuldIil w
Jacob Anderson to A. d. Devon
shire, ne a We of seH e1a
of swA and Ell or NV a, all
in sec IA IS ) 1900
Treasurer Chehalis county to
Oakville Cemetery Association
deed tax No. 5, sec 80 16 A.. -.
Laura f. E,shom ct vir to Mabel
V. Emley, ct al, 1t 3, sec is
is 4 4OU
S. Renn ct Tx to r. A. Wiley
q. C. lot %, b II, Benn's Cen
trail add Aberdeen ......... 1C
w. G.. Hopkins ct ux to j. H.
Fuller, Its l 2, b s, Hopkins
add Aberdeen .......... IL
Mrs. c. Carmichael ct al to S. w.
Gasldll q. C. Its 1 2, is, l..
Il A add Elma ...........
O. Vt Frv ct uv TO Annette Fry,
sea sec 20 1b 10 .........
A. w. Fry ct Tx ct al, to same
same '.''..
Annette Nj. Lougheed ct al to same
Mary +. Shearer ct al to same
same ......'.. $3.50
Edith l. Watson ct al to same
same '''''.'
Chas Delbovicr to n. X. Douglas
q. @. Its II Is, b 5, Ocosta.. It
NIelvina Burchall ct al to w. NJ.
Kinnaman. land in NV a of Sc
II sec 33 is ............ 400
:. Bonn ct ux to Minnie Crosbie,
II 6. b /. Bayview add Aber-
deem loN
I Reiter ct uX to G. L. Schultz
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You Will Make No Mistake if You
Follow This Aberdeen Citizens
Advice.
Never neglect your kidneys.

Never neglect your kidneys.
If you have pain in the back, urin-
airy disorders, dizziness and nervous
ness, it's time to act and no time to
experiment These are all symptoms
of kidney trouble, and you should
seek a remedy which is known to
cure the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
to use. No need to experiment. 1t
has cured many stubborn cases in Alb
erdeen. Follow the advice of an Alb
erdeen citizen and be cured yourself.
Mrs. Lena Carlson, 116 East First
St, Aberdeen, Wash, says: "Doan S
Kidney Pills benefited me in every
way and | feel it my duty to recon-
mend them. For q number of years,
| had kidney complaint and though
| used many remedies, they proved Of
no avail. My body became badly
swollen and there were other symp-
toms which plainly showed that my
kidneys We're disordeded. When |
learned of Doan's Kidney Pills, |
procured a box at the Red Cross
Drug Store and soon after using
them, | obtained relief. The swelling
and my general health
was improved. My advice to other
kidney sufferers is to give Doan s
Kidney Pills a trial"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other. go
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
New Cases.

Antrim Lumber Co. Ltd. VS.. E. l..
Siegrist; account stated.
Jessie Bush VS.. George Bush; di-
vorce.
Fairbanks Morse Co. VS.. Joseph
Bernard; receiver and foreclosure of
lien.
Mary Angle VS.. James Angle; di-
vOrce.
c. A. Pinckney ct al VS. Eagle the
alter e Hall Co., A. ID. Devonshire
and Michael Woods, E. l.. Minard and
and j. B. Kirkaldie and Schiller Nc
Mimi, Aguttes-GriswOld Co.; White
Star Lumber Co., r. A. Nicholson,
Elma Light & Power Co., foreclosure
of lien.
Ninemire Packing Company VS..
Joseph Bernard; debt.
Chehalis County Bank VS.. o. ]. En-
gen and Margaret l.. Eengen; prom
isSOry note.
John Landers ct uX VS.. Wishkah
Boom Co.; damages.
Fred A. Hart, trustee, VS.. A. j.
West and Jennie r. West; foreclos-
ure CT tax lien.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
A NICE PRIZE OFFERED.

The executive commissioner of the
Chehalis County Commission, A.-Y.-P.
Exposition, will give a weeks enter
tainment at one of the principal no.
tells in Seattle and an entrance to all
the entertainments on the exposition
grounds, to the one who furnishes
the best design for a souvenir postal
'""' for ""oh9lis Count, :" = y
tributed both before and at the ex-
position. The contest will end We'd
nesday, March 10th, at o'clock p.
m. All designs should be sealed and
addressed to II. D. Chapman, Chehal-
is County Commissioner, A.-Y.-P. EX-
position, room 10, Lumber Exchange
building, Aberdeen, Washington.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
Miscellaneous Transfers.

Ed. Dolan ct Tx to S. Jacobson,
bill sale saloon ........ $500
Saem to same, lease .......... go.
f. NJ. Nicholson to f. Ground
water, asst mtg s1a of neA
and nwH of sell sec Is is 5. 479
II. Barker & Son to e. O. Bows
err, con sale furn, etc ..... II
Ed. Dolan to Joe Showers ct al
bill sale bar, etc ........ .4023
Joe Showers to Helen Showers,
chattel mtg Il same ...... 700
A. Hoffman ct al to Aberdeen
Brewing Co., chat mtg 49,. $50.
V. w. McVey to same, same. ... $50.
Z. w. Beimfohr ct al to J. M.
Phillips ct TX, sat mtg 1t 16,
b II, Frances add, Aberdeen. 500
J. j. Kinnaman ct ux to J. n.
Gwin ct al, mtg 1t 3, b 5,
Eaton's add Elma .... $50
o. A. Myers to H. Lund, mtg Its
. s b IS, First add South
Aberdeen ...... ....... $50
T. A. Siuda to +. Eramo ct al,
bill sale store and stock 225
National Lumber & Box Co to A.
Johnson, sat lien ...
National Cash Register Co to c.
p Salmie, con sale register >. ...
A. Kibsa to Joe Segai. sat mtg
Its 8, 4, Is, Benn's Central
add Aberdeen ............ 900
HARDWOOD Lumber Co. to Sag
NAV Timber Co.. contract. -.
Saginaw Timber Co. to Hart
Wood Lumber Co., agreement -.
HARDWOOD Lumber Co. to Sag
NAV Timber Co., agreement -.
c. A. Pinckney ct al VS.. Eagles
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
AT THE COURT HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOlNGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
t1inufeS OF the Superior, Court and
New Cases FILED. List of Real Is.
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed with COuaty
Auditor.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

AAN AAAA WI 0AtAOxb OVOnx
The following is the record of bus
iness transacted in the superior court
last week:
Josiah Thomas, trustee, VS. Vance
Lumber Co. Dismi, sed.
Johns River Boom Co. VS. Wishkah
Boom Co. ct al. Motion to dismiss
denied.
Dollie d Winters vs. Herman Win
ters. Divorce granted.
The following cases were continued:
Leona E. Bennett vs. J. F. Bennett,
and Harry VI. Dunkin VS. City of Ho-
quiam.
r. j. Elliot vs. A. M. Abel. Dis
missed at plaintiffs cos,s.
G. II. Under vs. Chehalis County.
Judgment for plaintiff for $2O5. Sc and
costs.
Jessie Bush VS. Geo. Bush. Divorce
granted.
In re welfare of Jane Doe Schoy,
minor. Warrant of arrest issued, and
Mar. 81 fixed for hearing on complaint:
j. r. Douglas ct al VS. the Lindstrom
Shipbuilding Co. Judgment for plain
tiffs for ~, 1873, attorney fees and costs.
In re guardianship of H. NJ. Sutton
ct al. minors. March 81 fixed to hear
petition TO sell real estate.
In re estate of Candace o. Ander-
son, decersed. Continued to March 6,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Following letters remain uncalled
or in the Aberdeen postotnce FOR the
week ending March 2, 1909:
Adams. f.
Ash, d. F.
Able Henry
Abrams, John w
Burke George
Burnieak. Mrs. Della
Burden. Homer go
Conley, Miss Stella
Collins, Theo.
Cavanaugh. II.
Cauffman, Mrs. Addie
Cary, Miss Lee
CASTOR, Dave
Cameron, NJ. j.
Donley. VIM.
Dennison. T.. (2)
Dennis. Ross
Danielson, Mrs. Hilda
Danielsen, sigfrida Miss co
Davenport, Horace
Ericsson, Erik
Eaton. Mrs. T. L.
Fields. Purl
Fisher. Chas.
ForSinan, G. A.
Foster Carl G.
Fowler Miss Mamie
Floyd, Charles Z.
FOldnes. o. A.
Getchell. Mrs. D. II.
Gelnik, Stanley
Griffith. r.
Grimes, John
Harris. w. l.
Hanson. Anna
Hattie. Tomas
Johnson, Master Ellis
Jankinson. Roy
Junno, John
Keifer. Anton
Knudsen, Mrs. Oline
kaminsky, Chas.
Lumpkin. S. b.
Landberg, Minnie
11angdOn, M. s.
Liveland, Alex
Lewis. John
Martinson Miss A. N.
MattSon, f. f.
Mendal. Albert
Mime. Dock
Mcneil j. ID.
Marbach. Paul Won
Mathews, John
Manuel, T..
Mock. II. Il.
Mauieta. SIS t. Mkt
Martinson. Mrs. A. j.
Najmen, Dominik
Osborne. j. S.
Olson Chas. b.
Olson, Charley
Isson. Wicktor
Petersen. Martin
PistellO, l..
Porter, *. l..
Pasciak, Stanislaw
Powers, Mamie
Reed, Miss Leona
Rolls. Mrs. Richard
Sullivan. Dan
Stuart. II. 90
Stander. Arthur
Smith. Mrs. James b.
SrOkOp, Sam
Smith, Thomas d.
Smith. Annie w.
Simms, J. \.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
Theater & Hall Co. ct al, lis

Theater & Hall Co. ct al, lis
peHueuS
j. w. Hines to public affidavit -.
Fairbanks Morse Co to B. Thomp-
! son, ct al, con sale engine. -. GOA
Same to w. r. Knowles, con sale
drag saw outfit ....... $50
Ross p. Curtice Co. to Mrs. Fran
els Clark, rel chat mtg ..... 200
| b. H. Madison to Mrs. Geo. Styles
! con sale range -. ..... As
Same to A. Dimler, con sale fur
niture -. 145
! H. r. Ellis to Mrs. Annie B. c.
Eston, mtg b 3, Hopkins add
! Aberdeen ....... ...... 500
Chas Veysey to Willis Lucore ct
uX, sat mtg Its 1 2 3, b 5,
| North Aberdeen ........... $50
Articles incorporation Endresen
Spar & Timber Co. $4,000
w. M. kinnaman ct ux to Mel
| vina Birchall, mtg land in NV
a of seA sec 33 16 6. 49,. 200
Minnie Crosbie ct vir to Aberdeen
Brewing Co., mtg 1t 6, b 1,
/ Bayview add Aberdeen 1900
Aberdeen Realty Co. to Aberdeen
Investment Co., contract lots
l to 80, 8, r. R. add Aber-
deem ...... ............ 800
Appointment of J. A. Graham,
deputy sheriff ............. -.
| o. G.. Mack ct ux to j. l.. Bry-
ant, mtg Its 1 to 6, b S,Mc-
Bryde's add Montesano SO. 400
Statement and list of officers
Eagle Theater & Hall Co 80. -.
e. Barr to J. Schornack bill sale
y stock groceries ..... $500
Equitable Savings & Loan Asso-
citation to w. Hull. ct Tx, sat
! mtg Its s, 5, Karr's add
MOQuldiu SooG
Warren Hull ct uX to F. l.. Car
man, mtg same ......... 1000
McNamee & BOcek to public, log
brand ....'.' -. 49,. 80
r. A. Wiley ct uX to 0. A. My
e,s mtg gov 1t 3, sec 10 II
3,also Aberdeen tide lands in
lot 2, tract Z. and 8, plat 3,
excepting right of way 1000
j. Lodge to T. F. Barton, mtg
b %, North Aberdeen ...... 500
August Ihle to II. Peterson ct al
sat mtg Its to 13, b 5, Stew
arts First add to Highland
Home add Aberdeen ..... 500
IIOlZner & Peterson to j. b. Stew
art, mtg same .......... 800
II. H. Pendell ct uX to Winifred
Flowers, mtg Its 4 5, -,
| Academy add Montesano 49,. 200
/ The Gilbert Co to Lee Bergman
rel con sale piano ........ 395
4. j. Minkler ct uX to Monte
sano State Bank, chat mtg
building $50
J. J. Kaufman to Geo H. Pierce,
con sale rugs ............ 60
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
TIM = GA RD
HARB0R BELLE
DAILY TIME CARD,

Steamer Harbor Eells.
In effect March Is. 1908:
Iv Mcntesano for Westport Ia. II
I.v Aberdeen for Westport sa m
Nv. Hoauiam for Westport. $3.50 a. n,
Arrive .. TVsst?o~t 100 = II
I4v Westport eoI Mo ,tesano 11:3a a. IA
Lv. Aberdeen 'oI !foa tesano 2p m
Arrive al Montesi 49,. %. II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
Its 5 6, b so, w. G. b. Second

Its 6. b so, w. & b. Second
add Aberdeen .........
U. S. to F. J. Diepenbrock, pat
Its s, sec 81 8. ..... =.
Same to j. A. Smyth, pat Its 9
10 II IL. sec 4 21 8 ........ =.
j. G. Erickson to w. F. Erickson
Its 6 b 16, RentOn add Mon
IeSaHo .'.... u
A. j. West ct ux to Abel Sank
kanen, Its SO 81, b sc, n. P.
add Aberdeen 90
Cathrine G. Lane ct vir to Chs
T. DeLOsh, Its to IL, b Is,
HOquiam add Aberdeen :. 200
c. Everson ct al to Joanna M.
Dollman, q. C. VIZ 1t b 5,
E. & M. add Aberdeen
l. M. Smith ct ux to P. c. Kluf-
ton, lots 9 10, GA, Ruel
Minis add Cosmopolis 1925
Harbor Land Co. to Olive e.
Dunning, q. C. 1t 8, b 10, Camp
bells add Hoquiam. .......
H. Fl. Butler ct al to l.. H. But
Ter, 1t 1. b 1, Renton add Mon
teSanO. ........ ...... |
U. S. to Daniel Infeld, pat seA
of neA and neA of sell
sec 32 II 5
A. j. Rogers ct ux to S. o. Moore
1t 2, 8, Elma so
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. to Ly-
tie Logging & Mercantile Co.
1t /, e1a of sell of nwA and
e12 of swA sec q, s1s of sec
26 and all sec 35 II ..... 1
I. l.. Hyland ct al to B. R. Kobe
gov 1t 3, sec 10 II 8, lt2,
tract Z. and all tract s, plat
Aberdeen Tide and Shore lands
State of Washington to B. r.
Kobe, deed tide lands 1t 2,
tract Z, and tract s ...... l
J. R. Evans to Mary Kraft Hart
ung, Its 8 to 16, l, South
Side add Aberdeen ........ 1
Treasurer Chehalis Co to Mrs
e. j. Wheeler, deed 1t 10,
IS; It's II, b IS, less r. r.
right of way; It's 4 Is IS 10
22 % % 81 80 81, b IS; lots
l to 80. b25; Its 1 to 80.
26, East Ocosta Its 1 to II,
10, Peterson IS Beach ..... 5
Same to M. b. Wheeler, Its 1 to
5, VIE It's Z, It's S 8 II 10
16 II 20 81 "a 30 % 30,
b ), East Ocosta; lots l to
to -, 2, It's 1 to IA, b 3,
PetersOn's Beach ...... 1
Dollie d Winters to Herman Win
ters, VIE of neA and VIE
of seA sec 12 81 10, and sw
u 1t 4, b so, 1t II, b 4S,lts
Il 10, b Al, Hoquiam ... 300
b. r. Kalbe to X. Wiley, gov 1t
3 sec 10 Is 8, also Aberdeen
Tide Lands in 1t =, tract Z,
tract s. plat 3 $50
City of Montesano to VIM. Bar
rows, 1t Al, Fourth add Wy
nooche Cemetery .. l
Anna Bush ct al to VIM. La
Voice % TT. of w % it Its
2 3, b 2, u c. e l.. add
j. Benyon ct Tx to Philip Da-
vies, 1t is, b 10, Benn S Cen
trail add Aberdeen ...... 80
Philip Davies to \. II. Newell,
same ............ ...... l
Aberdeen Investment Co to Min
ME Esterberg, lots II % 23
"A, b 2, Il. Il. add Aberdeen. 10
Herman Winters to Dollie d. Win
ters, 1t ,, b SO, Hoquiam, also
sw a sec II p 10 ....
Grayport Realty & | investment
Co. to e. S. Alvey, q. C. Its l
3 > 6 8 II u, AZ,
Westport Beach .......
e. Lodge to r. +. Barton, lot 20,
"A T. 4
QuldH lUO
T. +. Barton ct Tx to J. Lodge,
b %, North Aberdeen $50
\. II. Mayhall ct uX to William
Tibbitt ct al, 1t IL, 80
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
BEAUTY IN THE BATHROOM

is the best incentive to that eleanl3-
ness which is next to godliness. Yon
can have it without making q can9
in your bank account by having -.
do the plumbing. Our work u -,
good and our bath room appoinS--
ments so attractive that you wouIdn't.
begrudge the expense, even IL oR-
charges were twice what we ask.
ABERDEEN SHIP CHANDLERY CO.
as East Wishkah St. Phone 2571
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04

A twice-a-week Transcript Of the hap
cenings on Grays Rarbor-Ths Aber-
deem son,i-weehly herald, sa.oo . year;
Sl.5o In advance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04

Following letters remain uncalled
for in the Aberdeen postotnce FOR the
week ending March 2, 1909:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-22

gait. These are the instructions to the
driver from the ply stefan in charge and
far more cases. are brought TO the hos
pital slowly than rapidly. On the other
hand. where the case is urgent-the mat
ter of "A few minutes between life and
death. and this the conclusion OF the
professional attendant'-all possible
speed is made and this is in the highest
degree right and proper. Quoted further:
AT any rate, whatever may be the
effect on the patient. one would imagine
from the furious efforts of the driver that
the horse Is not very greatly enjoying the
performance during the sizzling days of
July and August temperature.
No one questions the forced speed OF
fire engine horses i'm their wild dash for
the saving of property. Should any one
question the speed of our horses in the
effort to save life? Under such crcum-
stances the mere money value of the
horses is not to be considered, though
those in the ambulance are much less
costly, while from the purely humani-
tartan standpoint I might say that the
length of service of the hospital horse is
probably double that of the engine horse.
On the other hand can any one esti-
mate the value of human life, and does
not the end more than Justify the means?
] submit that we can well afford to be
less humane to horse If ii is the price
of humanity to man.
Having no sympathy with cruelty to
animals. however. I beg leave to ask this
question of the public: When your father
or mother, brother sister. is in immi
nent danger and in response to a hurry
call has been placed in our ambulance.
shall we drive slowly or rapidly to the
prompt service of the hospital?
The article concludes:
1.-The thought occurs in this connection
that if speed is an absolute necessity the
hospital should secure from its financial
foundation sufficient funds to purchase
an automobile.
The hospitals financial foundation
cannot afford an automobile, but it would
be delighted to be the recipient of one
from any philanthropic citizen in the
District or elsewhere. Such an az. Of
charity would alleviate the suffering Of
both man and beast and its donor be
richly rewarded i'm the consciousness o.
his own hnmanitariansm.
e. P. MAGRUDER, NJ. D..
Superintendent, Emergency Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-22
DISTRICT MAN AT REUNION.
Capt. Grayson Talks at Rosser-Gib
bons Camps Annual Celebration.

LURAY, Va. July 22-Thousands of
people from Page, Rappahannock, Rock
ingham, Shenandoah and Warren coun-
ties and other counties throughout north
ern Virginia attended the annual reunion
In Luray yesterday Of Rosser-G Gibbons
Camp OF Confederate Veterans. Brass
bands enlivened the occasion. Judge
Mann, democratic candidate for Governor
of Virginia, addressed the crowd, though
the understa nding is said to have been
that no address made by himself or Judge
Williams, candidate for attorney general.
should have any reference to politics.
This provision was evidently made that
no member Of the camp should have &C.
casion for offense or charge that the day
was in the interest OF any candidate.
Members of the camp are divided politf
cally. Besides every year ex-Federal sol
uiers participate with the ex-Confederates
IN celebrating the occasion. Capt. r. 8.
Parks. commander; Capt. d. G. Grayson
of Washington and others made ad-
dresses. People began to gather in the
tow. twenty-four hours before the time
advertised. and every incoming train
brought others. The reunion was held on
the j. G. Bruner lawn, in the west end
of the town. where seating capacity for
thousands had been provided. and where
luncheon was served to all old ex-Confed-
erate and eN-Federai soldiers.
These yearly reunions bring man. peo-
pie from Washington and Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-22
Weather Bureau Informed.

The weather bureau today received a
dispatch from Galveston saying that the
severe storm there yesterday destroyed
two large bathing pavilions. two fishing
piers leading from the sea wall and two
fishing piers on the jetty. One of the lat
ter was occupied by ten persons, all of
whom are reported lost. There were no
other casualties.
Persons in unprotected districts were
advised 20 enter the city. and the warn
ing was needed. The city was well pro-
tected by the sea wall, there being no
damage inside 1T. Several streets in the
west end outside of the sea wall were de-
stroyed. Bridges leading to the mainland
were damaged. Shipping was thoroughly
warned. and the damage was confined to
a few craft. The total damage is prob
ably less than 100000 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-22

filed today for probate. The document,
dated January 3 1903. names his son,
Harry Seymour Cragin, sole beneficiary
and executor.
The Masonic will of Jewell Howard Au-
bere. the st. Louis newspaper correspond
ent, who died last week. was also fled for
probate. 1t is dated August /, 1908, and
desgnates the widow, Mrs Estelle NJ.
Aubere, as sole legatee.
BY the terms of the will of Henry L.
Rheam dated February q, 1895, and filed
for probate, his widow, Mrs. Julia A.
eXecutriX.
Jonas Fl. MCGOWAN, by his will dated
June =, 1901. provides that should his wife.
Josephine P. MCGOWAN, survive him she
is to have his entire estate. The widow
is named as executrix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-22
THE EMERGENCY AMBULANCE.
supt. Magruder Tells Why It Is
Speeded Through the Streets.

To the Editor Of The Star:
NY attention has been called to a recent
editorial in The Star entitled Ambulance
Speed in which the Emergency Hos
pital has been made the subject of what
can but feel is unjustifiab BILE comment.
The article in part reads:
There must be some sound scientific
reason for hustling them (patientsD
through the streets at a twentymile pace
other than the advisabilty of getting
them into bed as soon possible. The
ambulance is equipped with first aid rem
edes and accompanied by a professional
attendant so that the sufferer can be
given restoratives and treated in man
ner to prevent immediate dissolution if il
Is possible to prO!ong his life"
If getting them into bed as soon as
possible were the only consideration,
there would be no such thing as an
emergency ambulance. much less an
emergency hospital. for beds alone might
be supplied at infinitely less cost than
ambulance service and hospital with its
varied and costly equipment. The slight
est reflection would lead one to observe
that the sound scientific reason for hust-
est possible moment receive the best
treatment commensurate with the most
modern therapeutic agencies. antidotal
drugs. combined with the latest equip
ment in the hands of skillful physicians
and surgeons.
First aid remedies" are excellent so far
as they go, but are frequently inadequate
for the needs of the case. which in many
instances demand the full hospital equip
ment in order that life may be saved.
Only the trained physician and surgeon
can estimate the tremendous value of a
minute of time in such cases all too
frequently come to us-for instance. many
of the more serious poison cases. gunshot
and stab wounds of the abdomen. In a
large number of our cases the feweSt
number of minutes marks the difference
between hope and despair. of life and
death. Should any sane individual ques-
ton the propriety of speed under these
circumstances? And should any reason
able individual doubt that the "profes-
sional attendant" of the ambulance.
whose judgment of the patients condi-
ton entirely regulates the speed of the
ambulance. knows infinitely more about
the exact condition of his patient than
one whose attention is centered solely
upon the question of speed and not upon
the cause for such speed?
Would the District authorities have
granted every facility and the right of
way that our ambulance may use all dis
patch where necessity demands, except
for the most excellent reason that many
valuable lives are constantly endangered?
Where the case does not require it the
ambulance travels at a very moderat
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Stationers to Meet at Baltimore Next

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 22.-CIOsing the
business session of the annual conven-
ton of the National Association of Sta
TONERS and Manufacturers the delegates
elected the following officers: President
Frank w. Bailey of Boston; first vice
president, S. f. Hills of Cincinnati: sec
ond vice president, George NJ. Courts of
Gaiveston; third vice president, Charles
f. Falconer of Baltimore; secretary
George f. Damon of Boston; treasurer
Charles A. Lent of New York; auditor,
Charles A. Stevens of Chicago. 1t was
decided to hold the next meeting at Bal
timore in the week of October 10, 1910
The affair closes with a banquet at the
Secor Hotel Thursday night.