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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22
ELMA.

Malcolm Wharton left Thursday for
lot Lake, Oregon, for his health.
Il. A. Vance and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of son at their home
CO Monday.
g. w. Prime left for Los Angeles,
Gal, Thursday, called there by the
death Of a sister.
Thos, Murgatroyd, of Oakville, was
+o-'--' ~--~''' """rsday and secured a
house for his family to move into.
Mrs. Newart, who has been visiting
xelatlves northeast of town for some
aape, left on Thursday for her home
im,Eoty.
w. M. Hiney and Mrs. Howarth
vent to Olympia Thursday to take
their mother to St. Peters hospital in
That city.
Miss Emma Loos, of Wallace, Ida
20, visited Earle France and wife
"Wednesday night, leaving for home
: Thursday morning.
Dwight Beckwith was setting up
1.-THE cigars Wednesday, over the ar
rival of new daughter that came to
1heir house the night before.
A letter from Ed Reyes, who mar
red Miss Lou Wells, formerly of this
mace, and moved to Alaska, states
SHAT he has secured two quartz claims,
syne assayinG $500 per ton and the
issther 900 per ton.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22
IN CHEHAL|S COUNTY
HAPPENINGS in ALL PARTS OF
The COUNTY.
Stems of Interest Prom all Sections
Of Chehalis County. Gathered by
Aberdeen Herald Core SpOndentS
and Cleaned from Our County
Exchanges.
MONTESANO.

Born-In Montesano, February II,
10 Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. futile, twins.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order
Eastern Star, will meet at the home
of Mrs. j H. Fitz on Tuesday, Feb. %.
Dick Matthews, who was so badly
cr~",,cI ~ 'hn phillips camp last week
and taken to the Montesano hospital,
Is steadily improving.
George l.. Fleitz, of Detroit, Mich.'
: an extensive timber owner in enema
lis county, was visiting d. w. Fleet
and family Wednesday,,
Fl. A. Canon is erecting cottage
eon North Sylvia street, to be occupied
by himself and family. Mr.. Canon
was recently burned out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luroy HERMAN are
now occupying rooms rented from
Mrs. T. j. Mcdowell. They moved
their furniture in last week.
E. D. Kellerman is engaged in put
ting in concrete foundation for the
new machine shop he is to construct
adjoining his garage and hall.
The we'll being sunk at the Crist
hotel is now down 1870 feet and A. j.
.Minkler has assumed the contract to
she full depth specified, 300 feet.
Mrs. E. Wheeler went to Seattle
: the latter part of the week to select a
line of spring millinery. She visited
with friends in Puyallup before re-
turning home.
Mrs. George w. Murray departed
1t-or Elma Sunday morning and will
,-~>~ide with her rarents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Maxwell. She expects to move to
--Seattle in the near future, where MIR.
Murray is engaged in the employment
.saeusiness.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22
0AKvILLE.

Mrs. Harvey Kimball is reported i'll.
l.. r. Wakefield is home from Ray
mond to remain.
Frank Medley and wife were at the
Ben Hur drama last week at Tacoma.
Mrs. Nellie Stevens, of Tacoma, is
in Oakville visiting her mother, Mrs
Glover.
Lester Lennon, who is attending
school at Tacoma, is at home for a
few days.
Mrs. Ella Austin, of Alberta, who
has spent much of the winter with
her father, Joe Mauermann, at Oak
Vile, leaves on Monday to return to
her family and home in the North.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22
MATTER OF GENERAL INTEREST.
A.-Y.-P. Commission Seeking Sam
piles of Underground Deposits.
Will Make ANALYSIS Free.

The undersigned desires TO pro-
cure a sample of each and every
kind and description of clay, mineral,
coal and oil clay found within this
county. To anyone furnishing sam
pies a full analysis will be returned
by the State authorities at the A.-Y.-
P. Exposition, without charge. BY
addressing the undersigned, full in
formation will be sent on the sub
ject. H. D. CHAPMAN,
Executive Commissioner,
(tf.) Aberdeen, Wash.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
Mrs. J. c. Stone, National Lecturer,
at the Presbyterian Church I'm.
der Auspices of w. G, T, U,

The local w. G. r. U. has arranged
for series of three lectures by Mrs.
j. c. Stone, of Cleveland, Ohio, ma
tional lecturer and organizer at the
Presbyterian church, next Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Mrs. Stone has first class oxy.
hydrogen stereopticon and will give
an exhibit each evening. Scenes
from the life of Christ, illustrated
songs, etc.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22
THE PERUNA ALMANAC.

The druggists have already been
supplied with the Peruna almanac
for 1909. In addition to the regular
astronomical matter usually fur
nished in almanacs, the articles on
astrology are very attractive to
most people. The mental character
istics of each sign are given with
faithful accuracy. A list of lucky
and unlucky days will be furnished
to those who have our almanacs,f free
Of charge. Address The Peruna Co..
Columbus, o.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22
FOUND.

NEAR THE AMERICAN MILL, TWO
hand satchels. The owner can
have them by calling at the Her.
aid office, proving property and
paying for this advertisement. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22

A twioe-a-weak transcript OF the hap
peuiugs On 0rsys Haxbor-The Absr-
deem semi-wsskly Herald, S2.oo . year;
S1.S0 In advance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22
APARTMENTS WANTED.

Apartments wanted furnished or
unfinished, by small family. No
children. A. A. Scott, 1872 North II
street. 46-tf.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22
SECONDHAND s1DEBOARD

FOR SALE CHEAP-A SOLID OAK
sideboard. Condition as good as
new. 315 East Fourth street. tt
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DRUGS AND SUNDRIES.

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CT AS SITE D.
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. o. r. AUSTIN, ROOMS I, 2
and 3, Wishkah block. If
DR.. A. S. AUSTIN, HAYES & HAYES
Bank bldg, over Paine's drug
store. Residence Grays Harbor
Hospital. II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-22

WE ARE NOT CUTTERS ON SOME
of our goods and robbers on the
balance. Everything is sold at fair
prices to all, and your child can
buy as cheaply as yourself at our
store. Evans Drug Co. If
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
McElrOy Says Seattle Is Off
The Racing Map

J. D. McElroy, managing director OF
the King county. fair association. un-
der whose auspices racing has been
conducted each summer at The Mead
ows, arrived from his home in the
north yesterday, and was guest OF
Presiding Judge Hopper and Handicap
per Nathanson at Emeryviile during
the afternoon.
McElroy emphatically reiterated that
there was no possibility Of a race meet
3ng at The Meadows prior to the date
on which the Hansen book making law
VIII go into effect in the state of Wash
ington June H. Seattle is off the racing
map for the present, at least, and The
Meadows Is destined 70 be cut up into
building lots as soon as arrangements
can be made to that end. The incle-
ment weather that prevails in the Pu-
get sound country during May was the
principal factor In influencing McElroy
and his associates in their decision not
TO attempt a brief meeting at the
northern course at the close of the
California season.
McElroy will spend several days here
and will then go TO Los Angeles for a
few days prior 70 returning to Seat
tie. McElroy has an idea that there
may be Some good racing at Vancouver
and Victoria. 3. C.. this summer al
though whatever is attempted in the
way Of racing at these places will
necessarily be on much more modest
and limited scale than the Seattle
meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
Arcadia Gossip

LOS ANGELES, March 1.-0ut Of respect to
the memory OF E. j: Baldwin, late president of
the Los Angeles racing assocl5aon; s .ne airec ;s
track Tuesday, when the funeral services over
the dead turfman will. be held mt the family
residence. Afterward the body will be shipped
to San Francisco for interment. The program
for Tuesday was declared OF. instead of having
Tuesdays events run of Wednesday.
Carthy sustained a broken leg and Schles-
niger suffered severe bruises and possibly in
ternal injuries in the worst accident in the
History of the track in the second race. The
accident occurred opposite the paddock gate.
Angerona, with Mccarthy up, was caught In a
jam and stumbled, falling TO her knees. Tom
Lynch with B. Woods in the saddle, and Chief
Kee with Schlesinger up. fell over her, The
three jockeys were thrown in heap In the
gerona escaped unlijured. but Tom Lynch s
leg was broken and be was destroyed while
chief Kee sustained severe bruises Lynch and
Kce were running as the Chinn entry. both being
owned by Phil Chinn. Woods died tonight.
Presiding Judge A. w Hamilton was not able
TO attend to his duties at the track today, being
eonhned to his home with severe attack Of
muscular rheumatism
Julius Redelsheimer. a we'll known merchant
Of Seattle and a stock holder IN The Meadows
track was visitor to Santa Anita this after
noon. Redelsheimer who Is accompanied by bis
wife. viii remain. here for fortnight:
Johnnie Howard. well known turfman and
former betting commissioner for Sam Hildreth.
arrived today from New Orleans
Ouardl broke down badly in the fifth and
will not Grace again for some time.
owner c. Ref and Carroll B. Reid his
trainers have had a Misunderstanding, and Reif
is now looking for another trainer.
Phil Chinn was today offered $4,000 for A J..
Small, his sensational year old. The O1er
was made by a well known horseulan racing
here but Chinn refused the offer, he values
the colt at $4,000
The Speed handicap special arranged for the
feature event for Wednesday. in which Jack At
kin. Rosehen and King James were to be the
only starters has been declared or for the
present owing to Davey Johnson's objection to
the weight assigned Roseben. his entry. Johnson
wanted the trio to be handicapped saccording 10
the imposts assigned them in the Speed handi-
cap DR.. Gardner has not given up hope Of
bringing the three sprinters together, and II is
likely the race Will be pulled or next Monday
The horses OF President T. r. Williams were
shipped 10 EmeryvilIe TODAY. Phil Chinn TODAY
shipped six horses to Lexington, Ky
Colonel Jack Ghinn and wife arrived today
and were entertained at the track this afternoon
hy Phil Chinn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
BIG JEFF TO FIGHT
JACK JOHNSON
IF
Says He Must Be. Able to- Get
Into Condition to Do
Himself Justice

CHICAGO. March 1T will fight
Jack Johnson for the heavy weight
championship of the world if 1 am
able TO get into condition to do myself
justice said James j. Jeffries, who
stopped off on his way to New York
today.
The story from Omaha. that said
/ would fight Johnson. as soon as ]
finished my vaudeville engagement is
not true" continued Jeffries. u never
have said definitely I would fight John
son, and am not ready to do. so now
My future depends on my ability to
get into condition, and l am not cer-
tain yet whether I will be able to dc
myself justice II l return to the ring,
must have more time to analyze my
condition before I Will make. any def
mite plans"
JefTries appeared to be in excellent
condition. but somewhat heavy. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Jeffries ard
Sam Berger, his sparring partner.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
JEFF Needs the "Adn

Jeffries and his alert press agent are
starting their work early, 500 the fight
fans throughout the country probably
must expect 10 hear of Jeff's alleged
challenges and denials right along from
month 20 month, and perhaps from
week to week. The big fellow is about
to embark on a great theatrical tour
and he needs all the advertising he can
possibly get. Jack Johnson Is a fine
medium for this and the time seems
ripe.
1t appears strange that jeff should
start his first one in such small town
as Omaha. surely, he could have wait
ed until he hit New York or Chicago
at least. He did not have to spring
anything of this sort in San Francisco.
because business was good, but the
theatrical grass may be short on the
other side of the Rockies, aad therefore
JEFF must be cautious and judicious and
plan his press agent work well and de-
liberately.
The real fun should start when John
son arrives. and. by the way 4le will be
in the land of the stars and stripes in
two weeks, Perhaps jeff will be forced
TO get a new line of stuff then. but for
the present the challenge followed by
the quick denial will do. The people
of the east have not had peek at the
big fellow for five years, and conse-
quently they may fall for his stories
more readily than the people of the
Pacific coast.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
SEALS LINE UP FOR
SEASONS FIRST
WORKOUT
Manager Long and Captain
Mohier Put the Boys
Through Their Stunts

The air was full of baseball around
Recreation park yesterday. ior it
marked the beginning of the training
work OF the Seals for the. coming sea-
son. The tossers, between plays, were
telling yarns. and it seemed like the old
days at the Valencia street grounds.
Manager Long was at the park with
his boys bright and early and they
were all eager to don their togs and get
on the field. While there wereequite a
number Of the members of the squad
missing. good representation turned
out.
Captain Mohler and Manager Long
discussed the plans for training, and a
systematic course was planned. While
some OF the players were out of con-
dition, others were in fairly good shape
and will be ready in few days to get
out on the diamond and show their
best form.
Along with Captain Mohler were Joe
Corbett. the former Oriole star. who
is expected to prove one of the main
stays on the Seals firing line; Nick
Williams. the Seals former FIRE base
man, who will be on the receiving end
this season; Outfelders AIelchoir and
Curtis; Roy 1cArdle, who will dis
pute with Mundor6 for the position
OF shortstop. and Pitcher Berger, who
came to Long during the latter part OF
last season from the east.
McArCle, Williams and Curtis were
IN good shape as a result of the tour
OF the orient. Corbett appeared to be
IN fair form. He has been in train
ing for many weeks ana this work has
resulted in putting him in shape.
Several of the other players who
have been resting SINCE the close OF
last season were soft and fiabby. The
course of training mapped out by Long
and Mohler VIII not be severe. The
men had plenty of exercise yesterday
just enough 10 Timber them up with
out stinening them.
Until the end OK the week it is ex-
pected that several other players VINO
are 10 wear local uniforms will be
dropping in town. Those who arrived
on the White Sox special last night
are expected at the park today to be-
gin their training.
Recreation park. until the end of the
season. viii be place of activity IN
the baseball line.
Dick Egan will leave today for Gin
cinnati, where he is TO play with the
Reds
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
Mission Approves Plan
srRIcKLER ADMITS .BE1NG LAX

The registration committee of the
Pacific athletic association met yester-
day morning. and after registering a
large number of amateur athletes took
up the investigation of the recent Y
NJ. c. A. Marathon relay race. H NJ.
faa and afppsaIsu affer ene COMMIT
of the rules of the governing bodies
of both organizations the committee
decided to write to President James &c.
Sullivan of the Amateur athletic union
for ruling as to the rights of the Y. M
G. A. league to grant sanctions for open
meets. President Peixotto criticised
severely the manner in which the much
talked or meet was run; and Strickler
was lax in not having secured a sufi-
cient number of experienced officials to
assistfhim. The committee intends to
look into the case further when Sui
livans ruling is received. An amateur
boxing sanction was granted the
Dreamland athletic club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
Brisk Playing Marks Games
in Basket Ball Tourney


Brisk playing marked the opening OF
the final weeks games last night IN
the Pacific athletic associatfon's cham
pionship tournament at the Auditorium
rink With the exception Of the first
game Of the evening. in which Oakland
high scored an easy victory over the
Broncos, the contests were more even
than the scores would leave one to be-
lieve. The following We're the results:
10 POUND CLASS
Oakland blga school-Ham Min and Pe1se. for
sWefcs Nitter center Curley and Fink. guards
Bronccs-COogan and Garlini. forwards; Ceo-
Mn, center; Mccarthy and Lundstrcm. guards
Field g0als-Oaklsnd 10. Broncos 5. Foul
Eoais-Oakland g BrOscOx :. Failures on fouls
OAKLAND 3. Broncos g. Score, first hslf-Otk-
land %. BroDcoe Z. Final scoue-Oakland p,
30 POUND CLASS
Berkeley bigh sch0oi-Schoenfeld aud Palmer
forwards; Enrst. center; Colin and Fox. guards
sPartans-Drake and Bogardis forwards; Corn
Field roais-BerkeIey -. spartsns 2. Foul
gos.ls-Berkeley g sPsrtans II. Failures on
half-Berkeey %. Spartans y. Final score
UNLIMITED CLASS
University OF California--Hart and Corteirou
forwards; Bailey, centeyi so-enson end Nat
Alameda wheelpen-H. johnson and c. John
son forwards; E1rnal, center; Miller and Harri-
Pield roais-U. c. ls. ALAMEDA :. Foul goals
u c. Z Alameda 6. Failures on fouIS---If q
II. Alameda Sc ScOre. first half-U. C. IA
Alameda "a. final sc0re--C. c. 30. Alameda 20
San Jose Y. n c. A.-Sainsevain and Brown
forwards; Fleming, center; Drake and Rawle,
guards.
Olympic club-Briggs and Stsdtfeldt for
waros; Pierson, center; Latz and Mckenzie
guards.
Field ecois-Sau Jose IL. Olympic s. Foul
Eosls-Ssn Jose s. olympic ?. Failures fouls
san Jose g, olympic . Score. first haif-San
jose H. Olympic 9. Final score-San Jose 30
Olympic IS
The following games VIII be played tonight:
p. n.-Columhia Park boys clnb (i20
pounds rs. j. II. c. A. McteO-s
,. m.-Coiumbia Park boyB' club fI30
pounds vs. Ponies
p. m.-Barscas tGnllmited) vs.. sispiamst
Indians.
10 ,. m.-Unirersi,y Of California vs.. Rivals.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
ATHLETIC CLUB FORMED

The Progress club, a new athletic or
EanizstiOu. has been formed in the
Mission and. il promises TO be one OF
the foremost athletic institutions in
tie city The club was organized at
Mission hall last night and rearlv 11o
members signed the roll The club has
secured fire headquarters. where an I'D
70 date gymnasium will be outltted
Fnd all forms Of sports will be pro-
NOTED. The meeting was devoted 10
drawing Up bylaws and adopting a
constitution Fred Narhe acted as tenn
porary president, and Edward J. Turner
was appointed secretary. The follow
ing were appointed as q committee 10
draw up bylaws. Z. J. Turner. A.
Young. ~. O'Conneil D. Riordan and
j. O'NeiIi.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
COLE ToURNAMENT BEGUy

An s hole match play tournament
for the Chesebrough cup was COM
menced on the links of the San Fran
cisco golf and country club yesterday.
semifinals will come up for decision
this afternoon. Miss Florence Ives will
meet Mrs Shields, and Mrs. Cole will
be opposed 70 MISS Alice hager- In yes
Nichols, s up and to play; Mrs. Shields
beat Mrs. Henry Lund. up and to
play; Mics Ives beat Miss Carroll up
and to play; Miss Hager, a bye.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
LrrrER RREAIks poGDoM REcoRps

in Pacific coast dogdom were broken
today when Honey Peach. the toy Bos-
ton terrier for which Miss Jennie
Crocker paid $4,000 at the Boston spe-
cialty show few months ago, became
the sire of a litter of 10 out of DR.. p.
v. Aliens bitch. Pinto. which won the
blue ribbon in the puppy class at the
show of the San Francisco Kennel club
on Francis J. Carolan's polo field at
DBuriingame last summer. Honey Peach
is the son of Revelo Peach. one of the
finest If not the best Boston toy terrier
in the United States. Boston terrier
litters are invariably small. and the
Honey Peach-Pinto combination will
cause great surprise in dog circles on
account of It's size.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
VARSITY DEFEATs PICKED NINE

BERKELEY, March LIN "a loosely
played game in which large number
of the aspirants for the varsity base
ball team were tried out on the old
field on the campus this afternoon, the
varsity batted out a victory against
a picked nine, TO 8. Hiram Johnson
Jr. and Moulton were the blue and gold
battery, while Van and Hust did like
work for the visitors Heister. for
mer collegian fielder, for the picked ag-
gregation made q home run at his first
appearance at the bat.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
FIELD DAY ON Varsity Oval

BERKELEY, March IA field day
for the members of the sophomore,
junior and senior classes VIII be held
noon to assist Trainer Walter Christie
In getting a line on the men, The vari-
Gus events will be: 100 and 22O yard
dashes in heats, without finals; 440. $780,
mile and two mile runs and the usual
field events.
This viii be the first competition of
the varsity squad for the season.
Wednesday afternoon the freshmen
will engage in a dual meet with the
Berkeley high school at o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-02
srANFoRp BEATS INpErENnENTs

STANFORD UNIVERSITY March
Irelands Independents of San Francis
co We're defeated by Stanford varsity
nine this afternoon by a score of 30
10 q. The Stanford sluggers. with few
exceptions. were able to ride on Cos
linskfs curves.
Captain Sampson Of the locals won
his way into the esteem of the bleach
ers with two home runs. one OF which
came with the bases stocked. The
summary r. II. r.
Stanford &