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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-11
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
TUESDAYS Elections the Quietest
Ever Held in Aberdeen-Mvles
Wins in First Ward

The streets Of Aberdeen gave lit
tie sign of an election Tuesday, ow-
ing to the fact that aside from the
First and Sixth ward councilmen,
there were no contests. In the First
ward J. T.. Myles ran with the use
of stickers and defeated O'Dell by 20
votes. The opposition to Hits in the
Fourth was flash in the pan, and
in the Sixth, Duffy just about held
his primary vote.
The contest in the First ward was
trial of strength between East and
South Aberdeen and for the first time
the latter polled the most votes, a
condition that was forecasted by the
Herald when this ward gerrymander
was made. The following is the vote
on councilmen:
First ward-H. L. ODell, SO; ]. F..
Myles, 103. Second ward w. F..
Ingram, 80. Third ward John
OHare, 43. Fourth ward--H. J.
Hilts, 11S; John Norderen, 40. Fifth
ward--H. B. Elder, 120. Sixth ward
E. S. Duffy, 6S; George Stalding,
I95.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07

guilty conscience. His confession
bears out the theory that the sher-
if has been working on for many
months.
Hoffman was murdered on the
night of Christmas eve, about 8
o'clock, Gohl firing five shots into
his body. Hoffman fell when shot
the first time and died like a baby"
as Gohl afterwards told, because he
begged for his life. When he cried
and pleaded, Gohl caught the wound
ed man by the throat and placing
the revolver against his forehead
blew out his brains. Hatberg was
killed the following morning, af-
ter the three had spent a sleepless
night in the cabin at Indian creek.
Klingenberg being afraid that Gohl
would kill him and Gohl afraid that
Klingenberg would escape before he
had time to do his bidding. Hat
berg was shot in the morning be-
fore daylight as he was rowing the
men to their launch.
A stenographer and notary pub
lie were summoned and his state
ment was given freely, in broken
language revealing his Norwegian
birth.
After his confession, Klingenberg
was taken in a launch by the sher-
| iff to locate the place where HOff-
mans body was thrown in the wa
ter. He was given the wheel, and
steered over to the Hulburt mill and
pointed out the place, going into
minute and CHASTITY details of the
Hoffman murder, saying that after
Gohl had fired four shots into his
victims back, Hoffman was still alive
and Gohl seized him by the throat
as he lay in the launch, and placing
his revolver in his face fired again.
When making his confession
, Klingenberg broke down and wept
like child. He told the officers
that he had suffered for the crime
and was ready to take the conse-
quences. To a reporter he said:
Il have not slept peaceful night
mitted. I would lay in my bunk and
ened by the face of our victims
would be ringing Hoffman's death
words, For Gods sake, don't kill
me. Billy; don't kill me-"
4NCCul AAAS " 1lOQuldll, hlluSeu.
berg was taken to the county Jail
at Montesano, where he is closely
confined, as is Gohl, the latter be-
ing allowed to see no one since the
arrest of Klingenberg. Sheriff Pay
cite has maintained constant
search for the body of Hoffman since
it's location was pointed out, but so
far without success. But it is be-
lieved it will be found, although the
gasses in the body may have caused
it to float some distance.
That twenty or more men were
implicated with Gohl in series Of
crimes here for years, is the general
belief and no effort will be spared
to bring them to justice. A sailor
named Robert Markley has been al
lowed to sail for Australia, although
the police had information that he
was possessed of guilty knowledge
of this gang, if not directly impli-
Gated himself, and that several 9TH
ers might have been secured but for
a disposition of the Aberdeen police
to scout at the information given
them. The confession of Klingen-
berg is given in full on Page 2.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07
TUESDAY ELECTIONS
CHICAGO ELECTS DEMOCRATIC
COUNCILMEN.
A. v. faWCett Wins NOn-PartSan
riayOraltv Fight In Tacoma. Mil
waukee Is Carried by Social Dem.
OCratS. Centralia Votes Wet.
Other Election News.

CHICAGO, April 5.-The complex
ion of Chicagos city council was
changed from republican to demo-
cratic in today's election. In the 35
wards the democrats elected 81 can
didates, republicans IL and independ-
ents two.
The elction was characterized by
the Municipal Voters league, a nom
PARTISAN organization, against the
selection of alleged "grey wolves
for the new city council. The new
council will be composed Of 80 demo-
cratic members, 20 republicans and
two independents. Alderman John
C. Coughlin (Bath House john Of
the first ward, was reelected by a
large majority.
Incomplete returns on the local
option issue voted on in 24O cities
and towns throughout Illinois today
indicated honors about even.
Returns from 210 towns and cities
in Illinois show that 90 went wet
and 112 went dry. About so changed
from dry to wet and less than 20
changed from wet to dry.
MILWAUKEE, April 5.-Social
democrats led by Emil Seidel, can
didate for mayor, swept Milwaukee
in the municipal election today by
approximately 5000 votes or the
largest plurality Of any party in a
similar contest in the history of the
city.
The social democrats will control
the common council, having elected
all six aldermen at large and carried
IA wards out of 90. V. J. Schoe
necker, jr., democrat, who ran Sec
Ond, was about 5000 ahead of DR..
j. M. Beffel, republican.
Interest throughout the state CEN
Interest throughout the state CEN
tered in the vote on the question of
wet or dry.
Among the large cities to vote wet
were Racine, GAINESVILLE, Beloit, Fond
du Lac, Hudson, Marinette and Green
Bay.
Edgerton changed from wet to dry
by six votes Other towns to change
from wet to dry were Baron, Grays
Mills, Alma Center and Coon Valley.
Dry towns remaining dry: Slough
ton, Viroqua, Lodi, Broadhead, Viola,
Dallas, Coloma, Oak, Lefarge, Ar
gyll and Readstown.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07
IN COLD STORAGE
County Road Interurban Franchise is
Not Killed. But is Put
Sound Asleep

The special meeting of the county
commissioners held Tuesday, to con-
slider the application of the Grays
Harbor Interurban company, for a
fifty-year franchise over almost every
road in Chehalis county for railroad
purposes, was not very largely at
tended but the result was fairly sat-
isfactory although definite rejec-
ton of an application so generally
opposed throughout the county would
have been preferable.
w. B. SammonS, at whose request
the meeting was held. and who was
to explain the proposed air line be-
tween Aberdeen and Seattle as pro-
iected by him, was not present when
the meeting was called to order, he
having missed the train. In his alb
sence, Attorney w. w. Boner, eX-
planned the plans Of Messrs. Sammons
and Quackenbush, and G. M. Powell
and J. J. Carney spoke in opposition
to the grant.
When Mr.. Sammons arrived, he
went into his project thoroughly
and in a convincing manner showed
that a paying interurban road could
be constructed between Aberdeen and
roads. He did not wish to be un-
derstood as being in opposition to
any other concern, but submitted
his plans as feasible, business pro-
position.
J. c. Thornton, of New York, ap-
peared as the representative of Sand
EDISON e Porter, who are about to
close an option on the stock of the
Grays Harbor Railway & Light Co.,
and stated that he was sent here to
inspect the country tributary to
Grays Harbor for his firm, with the
view of extending the trolley service
they We're acquiring. and suggested
that the commissioners refrain from
any road grant for such lines until
his firm had time to determine
whether or not existing conditions
and future prospects would justify
them in building such line.
Mr.. Thornton was followed by At
torney ]. B. Bridges, who urged that
no action be taken at this time in
order that SandersOn & Porter have
an opportunity to examine the coun-
try. He showed the position occupi-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07
HELD TO ANSWER
John Burgland Must Answer in the
Superior Court a Charge of
Felonious Assault

John Burgland, a sailor who was
arrested last Sunday evening. charg-
ed with felonious assault on the six
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A. d. Bush near her home, on the
Hoquiam road, was given a prelim-
mary heari";SIbefore Judge Bush
Tuesday afternoon.
The child, her parents and two
other witnesses testified to the oc-
currence. and Burgland was held in
$1,000 bail to answer in the superior
court, in default of which he was
taken to the county Jail, at Monte
sanO,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07
HOME FOR EX.CONVICTS
Model Farm Will Provide Place for
Unfortunates Who Have
No Where to Go

WALLA WALLA, April 6.-Ex-
cOnvicts and paroled men now have
n place to go and work, according to
Fl. d. Brown of Port Orchard, su-
perintendent of the industrial home
for discharged convicts and unfor-
tunates, who is here to attend meet
ing of the board of pardons Mr..
Brown expects to take several men
with him when he returns.
The Home association has 20 acres
near Port Orchard which is to be
made a model farm, planted to fruit
trees, strawberries and small berries.
Mr.. Brown states that the men
will be given a chance here, where
they can work and take off the edge
of the strange feeling they have when
first released from prison.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07
after WICkERSHAM
ALLEGES SCANDAL In SALE OF
PHILIPPINE LANDS.
Congressman Martin Introduces Res.
OlutiOn in House, Calling on War
Department for Information. Sees
Great Scandal In the Sale of Friar
Lands to the Sugar Trust.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Repres-
entative Martin (Democra), of Colo
radO, still is following up his charge,
made on the floor of the house a few
days ago, that a ruling of Attorney
General Wickersham has enabled the
Havemeyer sugar interests to secure
a large section of the Philippine
Friar lands.
He has introduced a lengthy priv
ileged resolution calling upon the
secretary of war for detailed inform
alton on the islands and bearing up
on his accusations. The resolution re-
quests copies of all correspondence in
connection with the sale of the 55,-
900 acre estate in the island of Min
leases by the government in the is
lands.
Sees Concealed Scandal
The farther | go into this mat
ter" said Mr.. Martin, "the more
am convinced a great scandal is be-
ing concealed concerning the disposi-
ton of those Friar lands. 1 intend
to probe the thing to the bottom.
within the last two or three days
information received has caused me
to demand from the war department
the details of these whole transac-
tions. If l can succeed in revealing
the real facts at the bottom of this
matter 1 believe the country will
stand astounded at the revelations. >
Sugar Trust Favored
1t is understood from Mr.. Martins
previous charges that he believes
the Sugar Trust" was enabled tc
acquire large PERCENTAGE of the
acreage of the Friar lands in the
Philippines in violation of the law
limiting individual holdings and that
their ultimate purpose is to control
practically the four hundred thou.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07

ley systems and lighting service of
Aberdeen, Hoquiam and Cosmopolis,
rendered them anxious to extend
those lines, which, he said, they
would do if the prospects justified.
If they did not so find, it would be
difficult for any concern to secure
the funds to build the line.
The commissioners acceeded to the
request and adjourned without TAX
ing any action at all on the fran
chise application, which is now gent
ly sleeping in the archives of the
county.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07
D. A. R. ASSEMBLY

The state assembly of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution
meets today at Olympia, at which
the following members of Robert
Gray chapter will be delegates: Mrs,
J. B. Bridges, Mrs. w. G.. Hopkins,
Mrs. William Irvine and Mrs. A. j.
Stewart, of Aberdeen; Mrs. j. S. Nc
Kee, Mrs. Al. Kuhn, Mrs. w. c.
Gregg and Mrs. Geo. H. Emerson, of
Hoquiam; Mrs. Edward Lycan and
Mrs. Robert Chabot, of Moclips and
Mrs. H. E. Drumm( OF Montesano.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07
RECEIVERS FAT PURSE

HOQUIAM, April 4.-Jack Hyn-
mann is rejoicing over the recovery
of purse containing $500, which
he lost Sunday night and picked up
fourteen hours later on the floor of
a local restaurant. Hymann missed
the purse when he rose from his bed,
and he began to retrace his steps of
the night before. He finally thought
of the dinner in the cafe and went
to the box and picked the fat purse
from the floor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07
sand acres of Friar lands.

sand acres of Friar lands.
1t was intimated today that his
other requests are based on an allie
cation that a prominent attorney
closely connected with the admin
istration has been acting for COM
pany which has been granted many
valuable government and municipal
contracts in the islands.
Mr.. Martins resolution was refer
red to the committee on insular af-
fairs, from which he may recall it at
any time.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07

TACOMA, April GA. V. Fawcett
will be Tacoma's first mayor under
the commission plan of government.
In one of the greatest landslides ever
rendered mayoralty candidate in
this city, the popular citizen was de-
cared the choice of all Tacoma. From
the time the counting began last
night at o'clock until the last re-
turns were received early this morn
ing, there was never doubt as to
Mr.. Fawcett's success. AS a result
the entire city is celebrating and
pent-up enthusiasm is let loose in
every quarter.
Complete returns received by The
Ledger this morning show 1878
votes were cast for mayor, which is
considered a comparatively heavy
vote considering the inclemency of
the weather. The total registration
was 4,927. Mr.. Fawcett's majority
over the total number of votes cast
is All. He was given the magnifi-
cent total of $3.50. e. A. Lynn ran
a poor second, his total being 1,192.
Other of Fawcett's opponents ran as
follows in the order named S. r.
Balkwill. 1,172; Johnson Armstrong,
LIZA; Charles d. Atkins, 1.099;
John M. Bell, 533; James A. Sproule,
52S.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07

CENTRALIA, April 5.-At the To-
cal option election held in this city
today the vets won out by 119 votes.
Several voters We're challenged in
every ward by the dry forces, but as
a general rule their votes were sworn
in.
OF the total of LILY votes cast the
drys polled 400 votes and the vets
61S, the total registration of the
city being 1851.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-04-07

PLEASANT HOME ADD, one
block from car line. near the Park
fifty foot lots, $25 down, SO per
month--Will Lanning.
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&enoerion, Miurrop bon anne Irun.
eel, Cattle, 2usby uno 9eod)am.
seine Senats Is omi Ell.
Er1iioent gormnn bate ieine 60
mite'n beitte nod nift olc 5uiom-
mengeieBt uno miro lie crit am nod-
item Montog 9lbeub, bis 81 meldem
3eitpunft Die 2egislutur lid pertag-
te, bcfnnnt MADDEN.
@enige @eih6ite muroen IN beioen
iSGuiern crleoigt. SIN Senat reihte
Senator Campbell bon Baltimore
cine Dill Elm, melde bos Stoats Set
denbeitatter. @eiee 10 a%menoirt, BOB
cine &erion, Gle I'M cine 2eifenbe-
ltntter.S iccnj nnhludt, minoc'tenS
81 Sabre alt iein mllB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-13
Cine llcbcrraid)nng.

Gie EoliScibcborbc bot cine lold)c III
Netto. 49, Captain NoiIlton pom
lucitlid)en Iiitritt miro bcllte pen.
lionirt urb &icutenont Morbiicr
al icincr Stelc 5lm Captain be
f1r0crt.
Ncnli beute Worgcn ulier lcIcn.
bca Eltblifnm Die 3citlun9 sur Soro
nimmlt, miro eS iiberroiht lcin, jt
p%crncbmcn, oab bic Eoli5eibeboroc
heuic 5mci b0d)ii wid,tige Seranoe'
rungcn poriuncbnlcn Bebrnft. Noh)
Den Greianllien Der lester Gage lucr.
oeu biclelben I'M ~AuGemelneu 9robes
Snterclle ermeden uu6 in Eoli5ei,
Gepnrtement a%ll0emeineS Allgcnol'
rciben perurlndell. Captain Hplilton
pnnl mcitlid'cn Iiitritt miro peliio.
ilirt ltnb al leiler Stele Sieutenont
Wtorbiier. iueIfer crit fiirSlid) pom
iiiblid)eil nod bent Sei;trul-G iItrift
pcrieBt wrroe. jum GopitGn bcior.
bert. Iie Guftoren i. ". Sirthieum,
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Z. S'Eonolo unteriitd)tcn geItern So.
pitan Eoulton mno fanten 81 Ser Mn.
iift, DAP berielbe nid)t Hunger oicnit'
talislid lei.
Gopitoi YouItnn lit elmer Der al.
teitelt gcumicn I'M Ieportement inc
piirbe itcts BON Der Goli5eibeborbe
ols pflid)tgeireuer 9eamicr amer.
faint.
2ieutenailt Wortiier, !ueld1er id)er-
scnb oud) Moons" acnannt miro. iii
Gin duberlt tiid)tigcr nne criabrenel
Eoliscibeamtcr. bcr lid, olrdl licbcnH.
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