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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
MAY SET NV RECORD
Run of Fish in Gays HARDER Sal
to Be Unusually Large This
SCzEon

With what ma; prove to be tn
record breaking run of salmon OF
Grays Harbor at its height, the en-
ploys of the Parks Fish company an
the Pacific Fisheries company, witl
plants at the foot Of South stree
are up to their ears in work. Mar
aeer James Parks, Of the Parks Fisl
company is authority for tie state
ment that the present run OF saimoi
is considerably LARGER than last yea
in fact he believes that, if the pres
ent average is continued, 1910 wi
break all known records for the Har
Dor. The estimated pack by the tN'
fish comnsnicS aDOrr7iTates '"f "
Last Thursday proved one of TIE lar2
est days of the season in fish receipts
more than 10000 being unloaded from
beats at tie plants On that day. While
de run has principally been silver
sides. the dog salmon began running
several days ago. somewhat earlier
than usual, and both species have
since been received at the packing
plants in ianrge numbers daily.
Fresh Fish Shipped
Many of the fish are cleaned and
shipped fresh 10 eastern markets and
The balance is canned st the plant OF
the Paciic FisNctie company. SeV-
eral Tef.iceratCr car loads have been
sent to New YClk and other eastern
cities where tie Grays iarbOr salmon
brings hirh price on he market.
While Tie uunGer Of fish has been
large the quality also has been above
The averase. i is said. Prices also
have ruled much higher than in form
er wears. ard the fishermen have reap
ed the benefit. 1t is stated that fish,
which last year brought no more than
IS cents. are this season selling for
30 and even as high as 50 cents. This
is attributed in part to the rivalry eX-
listing betty cen the HoQuiam and Alb
erGcen canneries and packers, al
though the demand for fresh and can
ned fish from eastern dealers has been
stron~ ard the price coed.
At the plant CT the Pacific Fisher
les company, it was stated that the
present season is proving a very sue
cessful one with the supply of fish
large and the quality good. 1t is keep
ing the entire force busy to handle
the daily supply and very satisfac-
tory run for the iirst season, of the in
s,tution is being made, it is declar-
ed. Theh cannery Of the Pacific Fish
cries company in Aberdeen, is unique.
in q way. in that no Chinese labor is
employed in any Of the departments.
The work all being done by white en-
nloyes. The utmost care is employed
20 keep the pack clean and sanitary
md nothing but the best fish is can
ned. To use tie language OF Mail.
aver G. p. Rafferty,, I'VE don't can
anything that we wouldn't eat and
tlis po'ic,, it is declared, is being lit
orally followed.
The company packs four different
varieties or snecies, known is RED
CbinOoks," "Silversides," "Pinks,"
and "Chums'. OF these by far the
largest pack is made up OF "Silver-
sides" This seasons output is being
handled by the Kelly-Clarke company,
Of Seattle, erd the pack is sent to
all corners of the United States.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
CANDIDATE FOR TREASaRER

William 3. Ogden is one of the pio-
neocs Ct Hoquiam and has served
he pubic as city treasurer for three
cars ard as justice for two years
lis Official career has been clean. He
is good accountant as his records
show. His character has never beer
lssaiied. If elected as county treas.
:rer will assure prompt, efficient and
economical work and courteous treat.
ment to all. You make no mis- take
in electing him. He is the man foi'
The place. Vote for him in November,
by making cross opposite his name.
.Grays Harbor News. IT,.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
Candidate Warburton.

stanton Warburton, republican
reception at HoguiGm Saturday night
About so persons attended the meet
sag and they We're disappointed at his
same attempts to refute the char"cr
hhat are being made against him by
mis- opponent in the race, and BY union
labor. He denied any alliance with
aV Fl. Abel, and disclaimed any re
,sponsibility for having received the
support CT the boss.
His explanation of his legislative
course in regard to measures for the
eameiioration of labor did not tally
with the findings of the committee of
she Metals Trades Council of Tacoma,
which. after an exhaustive eXamina-
zion of the record. contradicted posi-
.5ively tho claims Of WarDurton.
WarEurtnn is inclined to whine
about what ne terms the "pe"3Gnal
eamnsi.n" Irc,b-ds Of His coE; e;i;or,
Maurice Lar.ip'ue. HilfCpt ne
slightest re2s n. Ianshoine IS ~.
nominee Of - uiaGri,y Parry. aEt
If the candiiate e the a'ajc.iy part
vas the proper T an, he "0";e, haVf
no business il the race. H~n"e, hi
position is thar W2"nlirtcu Is uniit. l.
possessed CT shifting I!iI Clues TIA
mean any Old tri4s for vCte9. Lam
6orne has not l.. ered G "crI aSai;.s'
Warburtons "e eonal character. He
mas attacked his "ublic recold and az.
giCns. and hGs Cole so Only after re
peatediy invita-. Warburton to &C.
s'npy the platform with li;n wien be
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
PRESIDENT SOWN
WRITES PLAIN LETTER

30. dCCllla, CCt. II, ltlp.
editor Tacoma Labor Advocate:
Every loyal citizen and honest work
ing man c2N not foil to be interested
in the inrCsI2ation and report mnde
ny Brothar Wa. .Hall Of the 'e~is
!ative comn'it'ee Of the Central IA
Dor Council upon the legislative rec
ord Of Stanton Narhutou.
was present and presided Of \
special meeting rf hc tsct7' Tro'o.
Council which vs. $50 'ti2 r"4rrt
and can vouch for ,.e 'rtL"Jitr Il ,ho
records consulted anu The results as
found by Brother Hall.
1t was found that this so-called in
surgent and friend of the working
man and common people had voted
against or lodged nearly all imp0rtant
legislation favorable to labor. except
some bills which We're rendered OF
little consequence by modifying
amendm ents.
This report shows that many bills
favorable to labor Mr.. Warburtor
lodged by absence at roll call; Others
We're killed by the labor and labor
statistics committee, of which Mr.
Warburton was chairman; limited
few he voted against
1t should he suDerfluous to add that
no working man~knOwing this record
should consider voting to send Mr.
Warburton to represent him in Con
gress.
1t is greatly to be regretted that
some labor leaders, who are in pc
sition to know, have either innocently
or maliciously Endorsed Mr.. Warbur
ton.
1t therefore becomes especially nee
essary that every working man who
learns of this dark record to exerr
himself to give publicity to it, ant
it is to be hoped that before any more
labor leaders indorse a candidate tha
they will know what they are talk
ing about.
E. N. BOWN,
President of the Metal Trades Sector
of Central Labor Council.-Labol
Advocate.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
GREAT CONTEST IN SIGHT

Announcing his belief that the foot
ball team Of the Aberdeen High school
is invincible, a prominent Aberdeen
6pC! ing man Las posted a wae,er OF
5000 that they cannot he bed.en by
any other team which may lie o. AMI
Cd in this city. The challenae has
Jeen accepted and, under the manage
nent of Ii. 4. Comeau the first piac.
ice was he'd yesterday at Eiec,. IL
park. The team as nov planned Nln
consist Of: johnson and White, laif
1aCks; Herren, fuilDack; lynn, GUAR
,erDack;. ESeler and Mcneil, ci.ds :;
nall AID Deitl, tackles Pearson AIT
springer, guards; Raymond, center.
r',.ier of tnis city and Dennis, former
y cf the University OF Wisconsin
team, are also picked for members.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Reports Of Arrivals and Departures
II Vessels and Those Loading
at the Nils.


he schooner SehOme is at the Fed
eral mill, loading for san Pedro.
IL
he schooner Repeat sailed today
IIOin the SHADE mill Tor Honolulu.
So
ihe schooner Roy Soners is az Cos
mopoils, loading FOR San Francisco.
ne schooner NJ. Turner IS at the
o'ade MIL, loading for Cal!a0. Peru.
,r,o a4 81
il"-l the itui3urt ml.l for san Fran
CISCO.
,,,,o a4. s.
nc $500, 'fe" puiS salicd sat
irGaY from the Siade mill for San
francisco.
NV "
nc Aus'fd.iah s'tanshli', Hermine,
2 1,'i Quay nom me SlHoe i1lli lor
ruclioS AEies.
M, s.
A,,d no oa' H e ,1i3 beiliclla IS at tNe
a,0vi soi MlGoleton miil' LOADING
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
hBEL---HOW MUCH LOMGCR?

Something decidedly tangible and
definite is now offered by the Grays
lIarbcr Washingtonian in the case CT
w. II. Abel, and it is something in
which his usual policy of silence will
not avail. He must answer this
charge of use of money in an alleg-
ed effort to influence the utterances
Of The Washingtonian in respect to
ais own candidacy and more lately.
in respect to the candidacy CT his
hrother-in-law, Fred Rosmond, nomi-
nee now for county commissioner
must answer it or stand convicted on
the accusation.
The statements made by The Wash
inCtonian in this matter are definite
ard positive. They are not to be ig-
ncred. Ir. Johnson, publisher and
ly as positive in his statement in
The World today that he has not told
IL he knows Of the winnings in TIE
political paths Abel hiss trod. but that
Information On the subject is to be
-. lECC.Tl'iS.
Let it cone. let an interested pub,
ir know al the facts, and If they
&c such as are outlined in the first
iaet}linent OF he story it viii re q
* stiCn fer every voter in this c9un.
" to decide as to whether or not he
i.res the dominance Of a ran of
e sort AEel is now said to be to
e9n'inue in the affairs and govern
7oNt of this county. That domi
nance viii. Of course, continue if Res
T0pd is elected . member Of the
board of county commissioners. That
IS the cAief reason for the advocacy
# RosTOnd at this tire.
But how much longer is this kind
If thing to continue? Aren't the peo-
re able to manage their own affairs
ithout the INTERPRETATION of polit-
ical boss of any aracter.-Abe"deen
Y 0rld.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
Note the forces behind the Abel
Needlessly Alarmed

In calling a hurried special meeting
last week, the HoqUiam Commercial
club was needlessly alarmed. Aber-
deem has no intention of kidnapping
or forcibly abducting our sister city.
When the wedding occurs-and occur
it will-neither party will object to
the ceremony. In the meantime. East
Hoquiam is reported as becoming i'm.
patient at being held in leading strings
by the west side, and an organiza-
ton is now being perfected in that
thriving locality to seek annexation
to Aberdeen, whether the west side
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
MORSE GETS NEW JOB

Following the resignation of Police
Captain S. C. Morse, comes the an
nouncement that lie has been given a
position in the water department al
the same salary received i'll bis for:i-
er position. NJ. Morse has already
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
NEW WiNTON SIX

A new Winton Six automobile, the
first 1911 model OF this machine to
make its appearance on the Harbor
was brought to Aberdeen Friday by
j. B. Knight of the j. b. Knight Auto
company, who drove the machine to
the city from Seattle. The new model
attracted considerable attention on
L ho1 CT
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
EXPLOSION WRECKS CAR

The big Model A Oldsmobile, own
ed and drisen by e. lngebrightsen OF
this city was wrecked early last Sat
urday morning near Junction city as
the result of an explosion caused by
back fire. The car was valued al
$1,000 and was insured for $500. Inge.
Drightsen, the sole occupant of the
car escaped without injury.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

City subscribers falling to receive
the Herald by p. m. on Mondays
and Thursdays will please notify the
City Messenger Co., Tel. 1891, and a
paper will be sent to the address at
once.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31

desires consolidation or not. Such an
neXation would give East HOquiam
a cent car fare to Aberdeen, as they
would then be in the city limits, it
is pointed out, and would be beneficial
to the resident property owners, who
are in sufficient numbers to carry the
proposition at an election.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
STATE OF OHIO CITY OF TOLEDO.
iy'CAs CnTNTy IS.

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he IS senior
partner Of the nrm Of +. j. CHENEY & Co.. doing
business in the City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum Of
DNI HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
ssc ~ CArArrH that cannot be cured by the use Of
lALL'3 CAlAE"H CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
S'"or1 q harorc and subscribed in my presence
Lis an y. December. A. D.. 1886.
A. w GLEASON.
! - NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls C''"--h Cure is taken internally and acts
freely L,'.. tnc t.ocd and mucous surfaces OF the
y.tcm. SJud for testimonials, free
y. !. CiTLNIY Il CO.. Toledo. O.
s"d by :" Druggists. &C.
Iase Ii ''..i..v oilis for constipation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31

FURNISHINGS AND HATS OF
'HE RIGHT FURNISHING
THAT ARE IN PERFECT KEEPING
WITH THOSE SOLD BY THE Ex.
elusive EA2ER1A3HERS OF
LARGE CiTlE&-T!!GT is WHAT
WE OFFER YOU HERE IN OLA
FALL FURNISHINGS AND HATS.
THERE'S NOT A GHOST OF A
oHANCE OF YOU BEING DIssATIs.
FLED IF ,OU PATRONIzE Us-ouR
BUSINESS is TO PLEASE YOU
AND WE 30 1T.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
WILL MOVE TO SEATTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Jacobsen left
Yesterday for Seattle where they will
in future rake their home. MIR. JAG
OLSEN is c. rl9yed by the Vulcan Iron
Works and finds it much more con
Vcnient to live in the Sound city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31

II our work pleases you tell others,
II not tell US, and we will make It
right. Aberdeen Printing Co. Tel.
6401.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31

Copy for Ads. must be in not later
lasan Saturday noon for Mondays is
rue, and Wednesday noon Tor the ia
Esle OF Thursday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31

All the news that's Tcctn While is
found in the Herald.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
Ctuising the Timber

The plan proposed by The county
commissioners for cruising the tim
1er land b. ,ot,ic@ The work by CON
tract is capable 0f being so MANAGED
vs. TO entail an CN"rlnOls cost On the
ai:oUEty wi;N""t q dollar of additional
revenues being collected from these
lands. Cruising timber is not an eX-
act science ii is q matter of cstima-
lion, and two CNperts may honestly
differ as 10 Tie eVact amount of tim
Der standing upon given tract. TO
enter into q contract for such work
IS calculated to tie up the county au-
+hOrtcs. ard offer q premium for
crooked cruisers. such as was dscov.
cred by the legislature Investigations
last year in the matter of state land
cr1isinC.
1t is Il loGal question, anyhow
whether the county commissioners
have anvthinr TO DO with the method
If such cruising, further than 10 pro
vide lie funds for the work. The
county assessor las the sole power
under the law Of assessing property
and the authority Of the commission
,srs to ursurp lro functions of that of
ice is seriously questioned.
Note the forces behind the Abel
Dayis-RosmOnd combine and you will
discover the old lineup that tried tC
steal the county roads last year. q
fact that should condemn the trio il
there was no other objection to be
raised.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Subscribers who fail to receive their
s8aper regularly will please notify this
eni,ice.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-31
SEMI Weekly
Aberdeen Herald.

published every Monday and Thurs
day at 800 East Wishkah Street
by the Aberdeen Printing Co.
Telephone 5401.
SNO. J. CARNEY, Editor and Mgr.
y. E. Hutchinson, Circulation Mgr.
EMtered at the Postoftice at Aberdeen,
Wash, as second-class mail matter.
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FOf RTTE> DEiD, <Drr n,LL.
Mar. Oihrr pniiasi~,phia EI-rrirr and
coilrr ne, la l.,rri

PHILADELPHIA p"v =. Thirteen ;.-.'-
m-r and one pclIo-msn me, death when
,h- wall. .: the FrIec:lander Ielts-r FAC
tory ~ NORTH 20 ilr" street Collapsed
"Wednesday night after the bui.-iirg had
been di..-troy.d nv FIRE.
.cCor,iiaR to an fiicia statement
given on, by the Department 81 Public
safety, III addition to those killed thirty
one iiremet. seven polic.men and one
civilian w.r. injured. some az them dan
geroIsly.
On. fireman. William Glazier ~ Engine
Company 8. wa. taken alive from the
ruins after he had been Imprisoned Tor
fourteen hour. There is hope that ne
will live
The factory vas five story brick
building sAid % have been half "A century
old The cause of the Are IS still unde-
termined. but Director Clay IL working
on tn. theory that i; was incerdary
William Glazier. the fireman whose
living body was visibl. 20 tine re~cuers
for hours although pinned helpless in
the debri-. wa- Released at l2:22 this
afternoon The man was conscious, al
though suffering much pain
DR. Owen. q police surg N, PLACED q
rubber hood over Glaziers head when
he vas abb. 70 reach him this morning
Through the hood oxygen was pumped
Another pump EXTRACTED the foul air and
sinok. that leaked into the hood
\ small tube was also run through the
hood into the mans mouth. and through
thi- itimulan's were fed 60 him. Sixty
gslionr 1t oxygen was pumped into
GiaZier befors noon. Dr. Owen -aid this
constitutions "A record in medical work.
Generally twenty gallons ~ oxygen is all
that can he given tn q r,atien'.
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The weather.

Ucr ~ The high pressure Ag"a moves ra>t-
ward anu WAS central cstcris; N Horth rArriLa.
is cr-~, extending from Tive lov'r ,E- -CVor
md Nc,. England -ou'h~sri 20 I.nrds lr..
area caused f, Continuation ~ 'ar an cod
weather In aII reg nns -ns' 81 - vrin ~ leu.
u-,>-c valleys AMI -y'r -" yrg'"u
The trough - Jon. 3f'-sgr" "rr .'--- 'el;
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q, Nlnriucs Man 80" h1T-.. o. y" NuL
va. causing c'oury .,cHth"" "'"r OBJ" pp-r iak"
region -ri Ae>tvarI Montana. ~ sorih
an, .nuthwe,,NA,i =" 40 western I'f and
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nuts am tnd T~Nas
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a.. = -c=ipn AMI val csuS- considerably wsrnc'
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hour ~ I"as'
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rgiOns
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as. Nj 9OaN ! . ~ a0sJ
The ,emueTstuTr rsterdAS. as recorded ~ me
or,leirl ln-r-rUr.elrT g. 'hoNn IN the annei-i
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STRIkE .HURDERTH WIST DIE.
Appeal of French Coal shirtcr.' score.
tarS ReJectest by supreme Court.

.r5sc.4. LI5'r Dsspsiyr 10 TBE SIS
PARIS. Dec 22.-.Ths Supreme Court
rcjcJted to-day tine appeal from the de.
cisIon o.! the ROuen A-size Court condemn.
ing Secretary p'iTand uf th. Coal Shifters
Union To death ioE conspiracy - kali
without cN;enrating circumstances.
During tn" s:r..,s O: the coal shi.;srs
at Havlv last September > foreman
named Donge. VINO mad returned :" worn.
was siiled. seven docksrs in,n.dinR
Durand. were nd.ctcd 10 ,r- ~ me
II was proved TIA. DIrani - secretary
81 the union framed a mo; on. which was
carried. 80 the eject that Donge and two
Others ought - b., e: rIi @! Two
nights later Dong" was - nad.v relten
while returning from wo-H ,Ag' ne died
shortly aftc-ward.
The Ro,Ien Jury found tour %! 'h- seven
men g',ilty Dura-d was condemned -
suffer the death penalty. o.e ~ the ether.
va, sentenced - ffteen "sars penal
servitude ann two Others received s-n-
teICss OF eight years each. Their was a
recommendation 20 mercy IN the cas. ~
Durlnd
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WJID To BRITISH SPIES.
Con,i rfcsi an '-rs srntrne.s. TO lou.
Year. In a GERMAN f0rtrcss.

~pcsii' ff6is DsgE.iicib - Tn So
LrIPzrG. Dec - Capt. Bernard Trench
and Lieut. Vivian Brandon Of The British
nav. who have bee7 GA trial here on a
charge 81 espionage o.: th' fu-.--gs at
Berlin. were to-dlr 'S:lnCi gilt: and we're
seatenC'd 20 ipIr wears detention - e.
fortress This /, 40 Tsar- ',--- .Asa :. a.
demanded b. ;hS 91periai pros. ~.
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Court - impose a sentence cf III y-,-- "a
prIsonm.ni ". "A fortress lie - G, ne -ro.IL
not demand ne: a. serN I;ac- ,-rs"s- :
eN:sBuaiing GrC instances. inC,IC..ac 10
fact iha. tia acI Ised o!.iCers Ak Ai "a 49,
interest 81 theI. co'.Ii:'y thu. 'h"y ~.r.
'orai sners and "a - 49, hli a. ira-.
any attempt q, -.lITc '-rmsu- ter 'n%.r
purposes InsI' motive. as -ati v-a-
non' rao... a. 1as s.sr ;heir action n
taSins ali Tie blame upon themselves
F.nall- in their favor vas re fac. tina.
they had cdrit'cd heir suit
The de'anr'' "ontended 'ha: me nH',a-.
had 10 ,n=t.7Ir,. ,ns from he I'm -'i.h
authorities and ser; "a ->pp-'5 =. thCi-
work =, England
The -ouvICt-t yf;cer- l-s Ike: O.
boz sem 10 'ha fortress - GlGtH - Sile-ia.
TheT will he illr we'd 80 provide Tor :..ei-
own comfort = associate vJ'H the of'ics--
and -''ITenr- there ard - r" guests u
tha TO, --no- NJ ne fortress " '-s-o..Ie
rest .lo;ions viii Ne imposed ~ herr and
they .-il OF oy plert; : opportunities
for rscreatiou and study Th-g will ~
perr'it'"d occasionally - visit IN. tpwn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-23
NEW FASHION HURTS TRADE.
Ever, thing work, tho Reverse way Tn
China Queues worr, shanghai.

special Ciblc D~srIfcl Ga tina SrN.
SHANGHAI. Dec. 22.-Th.rs is consid-
cradle excitement over the question of
chang. in dress by the Chinese and the
cutting "a OF queues, which !, believed
To have been caused by a misinterpr-ta-
ton OF an imperial decree on this subject.
The agitation for a new style of dress
for Chinese and the elimination Of queue
has been going ON tor some time and
recently the hair cutting has been III
dulged in by hundreds OF Chinese. The
silk and cotton merchants have become
alarmed. especially over the change in
dress. and yesterday they made demon
-tration at Pekin against the innovation.
|; is said here that the imperial decree
does not permit change IN dress and
Toe, not mention queues. II ~ under
stood. however. that II allows the cutting
of OF queue, II desired IL nar been
inter preiei by many "a comp ulsory
order to change their stvle of clothes ana
cut Of their queue,