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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
ALABAMA FEUO
ENDS FATALLY

Chronicle. Ala. March 3.-Joseph
Stokes. Charles Goldman and Davis
Gortman. farmers. late this afternoon
were shot and killed by Lawrence
O'Dom. a cattleman at the latters
home four miles from here.
After the shooting Odom surrend-
ored to a deputy sheriff at Citronelle.
who. fearing mob violence. telephoned
Sheriff Drago at Mobile for assistance.
The Mobile officers arrived here at
10 o'clock and no further trouble IS
expected.
odom says the killing was the re-
suit of an old feud. He says all par
ties were armed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
SWOLLEN WATERS
MOUNT HIGHER

Seattle, Wash. Mar. 3.-Most OF
the rivers of western Washington
overflowed their banks today and con.
tinuc TO rise. high temperatures molt.
Ing the mountain snow. The fore
cast is for warm weather through
Washington and light rain on Puget
Sound.
All low lands between Seattle and
Tacoma arc submerged forming All
enormous sea In which the banks of
the White, Black and Duwamish riv-
crs arc lost The flood came SO grad
ually that no loss OF life OF livestock
occurred, The ground has been like
a soaked sponge for week and deep
depressions were filled with surface
water when the swollen streams slow
ly Tapped over their banks. Currents
formed through the already inundat-
cd country when the rivers broke
from their channels and the water
crawled inch by inch until the val
leys were linked together. Many farm
,ors have moved into the upper stories
of their houses and travl in boaLa In
Lewis county, and along the Chehalis
River to Gra$s Harbor similar con-
ditlons prevail.
The Northern Pacific is having dif-
flcuIty in keeping its line open on
the west slope of the Cascades,
Green river is raging torrent. The
Northern Pacifs officials are not
hopeful of maintaining the service TO
Portland The rainfall has been very
heavy in Cedar River valley, threat
ening 10 cut off Seattlc's water sup
ply The Milwaukee railroad. which
10y turning the course or the Cedar
river endangered the city acqueduct.
Is making hard fight TO control the
river. Is- 81 a.,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
SWOPE INQUIRY
AEARS AN END

Z Kansas City. Mo. Mar. 3.-Within
q few days possibly by Saturday the
Brand jGTp Investigation OF une Swopc
Jnystery will be az an end Proseou1
loT Conlliug says be has bnt q few
more Witnesses 10 call before the
inquiry is closed.
Mrs. Logan o. Swope did not Tc-
sumo giving her disposition la Dr..
y. c. Hydcs slandcr suit today. She
vas notified her presence would be
required a, The grand jury room. Al
though she Was AT the criminal build
lug all day she was not summoned
before the inquisitors.
For third time the preliminary
hearing Of Or. Hyde on tho charge
OF numbering Colonel Thomas H
Swope was continued by Justice Loar
In Independence today.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
BEETLES RET|RES
FROM UTAH COPPER

snit Lake. March "a. ]. Bottles.
metallurgIcal engineer. who has had
charge OF tho Boston Consolidated
mill plant since it's construction. has
resigned his position. AS soon as It
became known that Mr.. BEETLES had
decided TO retire upon tho completion
OF the merger OF Utah Copper and
Boston Consolidated properties, the
employees OF the plant got together
and voted him their full appreciation
OF confidence and presented him with
nm immense hall clock about eight
feet in height. with the inscription,
Thine Check"
Tho retirement OF Mr.. BEETLES
comes after a period of twenty-sIN
years in active service In the mining
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
.GAYNOR ADMITS
He IS UNFIT

New York. March S.-"From what
little study | have had in my life |
knew that | was not qualified TO be
mayor. Knowing we'll my lack OF
qualifications. now that am there Tin
oaice) | am able 10 tell you positive
ly that the government OF this city
or any city in the United States can
not be run without preparation
This was the statement OF Mayor
Gaynor in a speech before the North
side Board Of Trade.
There used to be n notion that a
man can do anything. but happily that
is being abandoned. When | leave
my office | hope you will elect a man
who knows how to rnu the city gov.
ernment. After a few weeks of Of
flee man IS under water and he does
not know where be is
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
BALL CELEBRATES
COMING DIVORCE

New York. March 3.-on the eve
of the granting of the final decree
OF divorce obtained by his wife Colon
cl John Jacob Astnr gave brilliant
ball tonight In the reconstructed As
tor residence at Slxty-1fth street and
Filth avenue. One hundred and for
~ dozen roses were used In the dec
orauons and II is estimated the fayors
cost $4,000 There were $50 guests
including the best known society peo-
pic OF the city.
,ThisIs the first lhrgc entertainment
that has been given in the Astor resi-
denco for several years.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
FLOOD SITUATION IN ---------.
OHIO is 7mENAcING

Cincinnati. March 2,--The flood sit
uatlon In Southern Ohio again became
menacing today with prospects That
tho Ohio dyor would pass the Danger
mark Of fifty feet here within go hours
-acoordtng TO the ofhcial forecast Re
ports from Evansville show that tho
leyee along the Mushngum river Is
orumbling and that hundreds ol Per-
sons arc homeless
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
q a a HEALS
SbS6SdO OLD SORES

OF depraved pouucd con-
oion blood
irritation continually
impurities morbid which II Is nued
d condition
eject which
gninfcctcd, refuse tho
pass Oh through tho has not all been
absorbed circulation Exnai
cause tho Place to eb over temporarily but tho blood Us not ot W
pe and be as bad than S meas o @
@ very potion OF tho trouble and 80 Snsng & hut the
Is onse more nourshed With eh healthful blood
color
purified tho blood tho place
write.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
CONCESSION TO
SHEEP RAISERS

Washington, Mar. 3.-To foster
ana encourage the livestock Industry
as Tar as possible BY granting all
Pllsliesea' necessary on the forest
t4uEes.- Toe secretary OF agriculture
pas SET aside an area OF nine square
miles IN me Prescott national forest
70 be used by sheep growers as
holalng ground for sheep awaiting
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
UTAH MINERS ASK
FOR HIGHER WAGES

Denver, Colo, March 3-Represen-
tatives OF coal miners In district No
Is. United Mine Workers OF America,
which includes Colorado. New Mexi-
co. Wyoming and Utah. today made
demands upon operators for an in-
crease OF is per cent in wages. The
demand was refused The matter Will
be reported 10 the convention OF the
National body which meets on March
IF
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04

their turns at the shearing pens.
The charge Is 50 per thousand head
This action was taken Rt the requct.
or the sheep growers in th Coconlno
and SitgrcAye forest IN Arizona aba
Involves 1000 sheep. II Is nsS
policy and establishes n prcscdent
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
PeARY WANTS MONEY.

New York. March 3.-conmmder
Robort z. PeIy made a plea 10 the
financial interests OF New York today
on behalf OF the proposed South Pole
expedition to which be has personally
contributed $4,000.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
CLASSES RIVALS FOR
PROFESSORS COMPANY

Salt Lake. March Some trouble
Is anticipated between the senior min
ing engineers and the members OF
the junior geology classes. The sen
lors wish 10 take Or. Fred j. Pack.
Dcserct professor of geology, on their
three-wceks mining trip AZ the end
OF tho present term. The juniors have
Il weeks geology course scheduled
AT the end OF the term also. and IL
DR.. Pack goes with the seniors they
sions on Saturdays. The Juniors say
that tbis will conflict with Saturday
laboratory and class periods. The
juniors are preparing 10 petition the
faculty and the seniors are ready TO
tight their petition
There is Only One 8romo ouInlne
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUlN-
me. Look for the signature OF L. W.
GROVE Used the world over 10
euro a cold In ono day. Csc.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04

Aberdeen, Wash. Mar. Strain
service on the Northern Pacific be-
tween Grays Harbor and Puget Sound
Is demoralized by floods. the inter
mediate territory having been innn-
dated The new grade of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound
road at Rochester has been carried
away in sections. Serious damage to
railroads In all directions reported,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04

Spokane. Wash, Mar, 3.-Through
traffic on the OrcEno Railway and
Navigation route Will be resumed
Saturday. according to company Of
fioials. Northern Pacihs trains east
bound are going through to Missoula.
Westbound trains are held at Garri-
son. hTe Great Northern westbound
trains can reach Wellington in the
Cascade mountains, but the dis
astrous slide at the tunnel has block
ed the line. perhaps for ten days.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
JAMES A. HOOD

! Prominent among the leading real
estate dealers of Aberdeen, one that
can be relied upon for honorable deal
ing. is that of the above named gent
! leman, whose office is located in the
Finch building, room 527.
Mr.. Hood conducts a general real
estate and insurance business, and at
his office will be found a large and
choice list of property from which to
choose.
Mr.. Hood is thoroughly familiar
with the real estate values in Alb
erdeen and the surrounding country,
and is we'll posted as the best open
ings for large or small in vestments.
Real estate in Aberdeen has for the
past few years been rising in value,
and both residence and business prop
erty, are upon a steady increase,
stimulated by the activity of building
operations, as well as the incoming of
the numerous industrial enterprises.
/ You can make no mistake by invest
/ ing in real estate in Aberdeen. Mr..
Hood will send more detailed informa-
! ton regarding his property to any one
writing to the address given, and all
business transacted with him will be
placed upon sound and legitimate
basis
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
WILLIS r. LEBO AND co.

New enterprises are constantly
finding Aberdeen city that offers
great opportunity for the establish
ment of business houses, and among
the concerns that have recently join
ed the city. helping it's industrial
strength is that Of Willis r. Lebo and
company, whose office is located on
II street, opposite the Finch building.
| They are wholesale and retail deal
ers in building materials, embracing
brick, lime. plaster. cement, tile, met
al, lath, stain and in fact everything
in the line of building material. The,
are the only wholesale dealers in this
line, on Grays Harbor and it goes
without saying that they fully merit
the liberal support and patronage of
tie local public. 1t has now been
about two months since this concern
began their operations, during which
time they have built up a good trade
and their business reached far more
than their expectations. Mr.. Lebo
the executive head of the concern
was for three years engaged in the
contracting business, thus gaining a
| thorough knowledge of building ma
| terial and its market. The. aim of
Willis r. LebO and Company is to
conduct their business upon modern
plans, and always carry large stock
! in the different lines, sell at reasona-
Bile prices. and keep pace with the
growth of Aberdeen and the Grays
HarbOr country.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
ELLIS MARTEN & CO.

It is safe to say that no class OF
men do more efficient work toward
the material advancement OF a city
than reliable dealers in real estate,
and in this branch of business, Ellis
Marten and Company hold a most
prominent place and have ben iden-'
tilted with the growth of Aberdeen.
They conduct general real estate
and insurance business, having listed
some of the most desirable property
in this city and the surrounding coun~
try. They are careful to list only
desirable property, which is rapidly
increasing in value, and are well quail
flied to give advice to the prospec-
tive investor, as to the best openings
for investment. In joint honorable
dealing and courteous treatment, FL
lis Marten and Company enjoy an ex-
cellent reputation and anyone deal
ing with them may rest assured that
all business will be given prompt at
tention and be looked after in the
most satisfactory manner. Their of
flee is located at 204 South F street.
where will be found choice list of
all kinds of real estate, and anyone
writing to them at this address viii
receive detailed information regarding;
their many good buys.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

The business comprises machine work
of all kinds, embracing mill, logging
and ship work, together with a gen.
eral blacksmithing business.
The plant is the best equipped in
dustry of it's kind in Southwestern
Washington, which insures work of
the highest character. Ihe vast eX-
perience of Mr.. Nelson, in this branch
of trade has taught him the business
in all of it's details, and all work
turned out at his establishment is of
kind that gives satisfaction. In
point of courteous treatment and hon
orable dealing, Mr.. Nelson merits an
excellent reputation, which together
With the superior quality of the work,
das resulted in trade of great pro-
portions. He is a gentleman who pos
sesses much public spirit, and is, at
all times, alive to the duties of good
citizenship. His establishment holds
prominent place among the growing
industries of Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
WILCOX SINGLE co.

An enterprise not to be overlooked
among the various manufacturing in
dustries of Aberdeen is that of the
Wilcox Single company, whose oper
atoms adds increased prestige to our
city as a manufacturing center.
Their plant has capacity of 225,-
600 shingles per day, and is equipped
with every modern facility known to
this branch of industry. They are
provided with both, water and rail
transportation, and their output is
sold and shipped throughout the
United States. This company con-
ducts their own Logging operations.
giving employment to some fifty men
in the various branches of their bust
ness. They are manufacturers OF Red
cedar shingles, which are high
rade, and their extensive trade
,roves the excellence of their opera
lions and high business standing. The
officers of the company consist of +.
G. Wilcox, president; w. G. Wilcox,
vice president, and l.. G. Wilcox, sec
retary
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
A. F. COATS LOGGING co.

Among the Logging companies, who
are great wealth producers, and
whose operations are of great value
to Chehalis county is the A. F.. Coats
Logging company. The magnitude of
their operations is shown by the fact
that they give employment to some
$50 men, and are provided with thir-
teen donkey engines and two loco
motives.
Their logging camps are equipped
with every modern facility known to
this branch of industry, and the bust
ness is operated upon the most i'm
proved plan in every way. They pay
their men the highest scale of wages
and perfect harmony prevails among
the employees and the company. In
fact the A. F. Coats Logging company
is one of the valuable concerns inter-
ested in the progress of Chehalis
county. The officers of the company
are: A. F. Coats, president and B. F..
Johnson, secretary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
KAUFMAN. BROS.

Large stores have far reaching
influence in the growth and progress
of the city in which they are located
and one that is justly recognized as
an important factor in the prestige
of Aberdeen as commercial CEN
ter is that of Kaufman Bros, which
is the largest department store , in
our city.
Progressive and enterprising, it
typefies the spirit that is building a
city here. The assortments in the
various departments are complete in
every respect, and the excellent buy
ing system is shown by the uniform
ly low prices that prevail on high
class goods. This store is always first
to introduce the latest styles, which
together with their honorable dealing
and courteous treatment has made
it the shopping center of Aberdeen.
A small army of bright, intelligent
and courteous salespeople are ever
ready to attend to your wants in a
prompt and thorough manner, and
who, under no circumstances, are per-
mitted by word or deed to mislead
a customer The satisfactory and
ever increasing trade Of this store
speaks best as to the public's appre-
citation of the manifold advantages Of
fered by kaufman Bros.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
THE ABERDEEN INVESTMENT CO.

Although the ABERDEEN INVEST
MENT co. has been in existence less
than two years, they have rapidly
forged ahead until now they are the
leaders in Real Estate and Insurance
in Aberdeen.
This company was Incorporated I'M
der the laws of Washington in jan
uary, 1909 for the purpose of con-
Quoting general real estate, invest
ment, loan, insurance and transporta-
ton business. The company was in
corporated with capital of 100000.
Several requirements are absolute
ly necessary to make successful
Real Estate dealer. Firstly, he must
be honest; secondly, he must have
a thorough knowledge of the Real
Estate within his sphere of activity;
thirdly, he must have desirable list
of property. The dealer with these
qualifications should treat every one
in a fair and square manner and at
all times he should be progressive,
public spirited and loyal to his home
city.
These requirements are always full
filled by Messrs. Geo. E. Acret, Will
liam Holpa, Harry p. Wilson and Ed
win H. Grobe, the present representa-
tives of the ABERDEEN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
THE ABERDEEN INVESTMENT
COMPANY in the past, has made a
specially of South Aberdeen property.
They have sold over 200 lots in Rail
road Addition since beginning oper
atoms here. They have few left
that they are selling for $500 a
piece. These lots are eXcellently To-
Gated. They are high, and dry, just
back of the U. P. Addition
In addition to these specialtieS they
have choice selection of lots and
houses in every addition in Aberdeen.
This Company negotiates loans for
amounts up to 100000, interest rates
are 10 per cent net to the lOaner. 1t
manages property for resident or non
resident owners, collects the rents,
pays the taxes and makes remittances
monthly.
Since the advent Of Mr. Edwin H.
Grobe into the Aberdeen Investment
Company, the insurance department
has gradually been developed. Now
the Company has facilities to write
any kind of an insurance policy.
Their leading fire Insurance Com
panies are: THE GERMAN ALL
ANCE Insurance Association of New
York, the ALLIANCE Insurance Co..
of Philadelphia and the PRUSSIAN
NATIONAL ms. Co., of Stettin, Ger
many. They are agents for the Penn
sylvania Casualty. This Company
writes liability, general accident and
plate glass insurance.
TO recapitulate remember that the
Aberdeen Investment always stands
for Aberdeen, the Dean of Washing
ton cities.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
THE MODEL STORE

Forming a link in the chain of Abb
erdeeps Mercantile establishments,
one that holds an important place in
it's special line. is that of "The Model
Store" where is to be found the best
and largest variety of teas and cof-
fess carried by any house in this city.
This stock is supplemented by a line
of crockery and kitchen ware, where
is always found many bargains for the
housewife.
The large stock of teas and coffees
carried comprises the best brands on
the market, yet embracing goods of
all qualities to please all tastes and
conditions. Since this store has been
established, it has become the tea and
coffee center of Aberdeen, and has.
been patrOnized by the leading fami.
lies of the city. The ever increasing
trade which the house enjoys, speaks.
best for the superiority of the goods
and the courteous treatment and SER
vice rendered. The store is located
at 207 South G Street, and is under
the management of M. r. Ross, who.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
SEA BEACH PACKING WORKS

The Sea Beach Packing Works
holds an important position among
the well founded Industries of Aber
deem, and fully merits representa-
ton in this edition. The executive
heads of the enterprise are: P. F.
Rafferty,, president; G. P. Rafferty,
vice president and d. F. Rafferty,, SUI
perintendent. They are packers OF
the celebrated Pioneer Minced Sea
CLANS, which for excellence are un-
surpassed, and the large demand
proves the superiority of output.
In point of equipment the plant
stands second to none, and the COM
pany deserves the highest words of
praise for the manner in which their
goods are packed. Special care is
given in each department and every
clam is personally cleaned. Only
white labor is employed, and perfect
sanitary conditions prevail through
out the establishment. From every
standpoint, the Sea Beach Packing
Works is modern and worthy en-
terprise, and it is with pride that Abb
erdeen can number it among the large
Industries of this city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
corated as the MaXey-Helble Co.

corated as the Maxey-Helble Co.
At this store will be found a com,
plete stock of staple and fancy gro
ceries, together with a choice line OF
fresh and cured meats Of prime quail.
ity. The line of groceries carried
embraces everything known to the
business and are such goods as are
found at hiSh class grocery houses
which are sold at uniform prices.
Courteous treatment and honest
dealing characterizes their business
operations, a fact which has brought
to the house an ever increasing pa
trOnage, and makes the store of Max
ey-Helble Company an excellent place
to trade. The gentlemen who are
at the head of this modern and high
class grocery store, are w. w. Max
ey and ]. Tenwick, both of whom are
reliable and enterprising business
men and are highly respected and
we'll liked by the general public.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

is manufacturer of high grade Ha-
vana and domestic cigars and his in
dustry is the largest cigar factory in
Southwestern Washington.
His productions are made by well
paid union labor, and embOdy all that
the best quality of tobacco can sup
ply. The think of Me-" which is
his leading and most popular brand,
said to be by good judges, the best
cigar on the market for the money.
The superiority of his productions is
proven by the large trade which he
enjoys and which is ever increasing
in volume. The enterprise conforms
in all of its parts to a modern and
well equipped cigar factory, and it
is the intention of Mr.. Maley that
it shall keep pace with the CONNER
cial growth of our city. 1t is a home
industry and deserves the patronage
and support of home dealers. Per-
sonally speaking, Mr.. Maley is an en-
terprising and public spirited gentle
man, always willing to help forward
any enterprise that will benefit Alb
erdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
ABERDEEN BOTTLING WORKS

An enterprise that has kept pace
with the growth of Aberdeen, and is
the leading industry of its kind in
Southwestern Washington, is the Abb
erdeen Bottling Works, owned by r.
J. Elliott, and located at 400-402 West
Heron street.
At this establishment is manufac-
tured all the popular carbonated
drinks, including high grade table wa
tiers. ginger ale, and in fact soft
drinks of all kinds. The process of
manufacture, the extracts and ingredi-
ents used are of the best quality in
purity and strength, making the pro-
auctions of high grade, standing
second to none in excellence. The
plant is equipped with the latest
auxiliary machinery and appoint