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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29
Money. Morals and Politics.

The wanton assault upon the in
tegrity of the law in this senatorial
campaign; the eXtrayagant use OF
money by Judge Thomas Burke and
his unclean allies; the cold and de.
liberate effort to debauch the press
of the state. and to deceive the cleo.
crate. compose a moral issue which
the Republicans of Washington must
deal with in September.
These are not idle phrases. They
present an issue of profounder signi-
canoe to the people of this common
wealth than all other issues combin.
ed. The fortunes of individuals are
of minor moment In the whirligig
OF time, small men climb to positions
of eminence. and mighty men topple
from their pedestals and take their
places among the plainest and com.
monest of their kind.-Seattle P. /.
Candidates Wilson's paper calls
the press service of Burke. "debauch.
ing the press" yet it is plain that the
latter. not owning a paper. it com.
PEELED to purchase space in a compe
titive race with q newspaper prophet
o..
But, the Seattle paper is eminent
ly correct as to the profundity of the
issue to be determined at the Septem.
Der primaries. The election of legis-
lative candidates will determin wheth-
er money will succeed in its assault
on morals and politics. 1t will de-
termine whether the Wilson-Ashton
combine will succeed in forcing the
senatorial fight upon the legislature,
where not only an unworthy senator
may be chosen, but the entire accom-
plishments of the session be prosti-
tuted TO the fullflment of the ambi-
tious desires OF a machine politician.
The time for the people TO resist this
encroachment upon their hard-won
right TO name their United States SEN
ators is at the primary elections on
September IS. by blackballing every
legislative candidate who has no Civ
en- assurance that he will be guild
ed by the vote OF the people in chos-
ing that senator.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29

Anyone calling himself a Republi-
can who does not fondle, hug, kiss
and squeeze the John L. Wilson brand
of Republication in sack cloth and
ashes is considered a traitor TO be
read out of the party" by the ''pe-
rennial" candidate for the United
States senate and owner OF My news
paper, the Seattle Post-lntelligen-
GER" Wouldn't this rattle your spurs?
-Lue F. Vernon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29
ADOPTS PRINCIPLES
CONTINUED From Page One.)

A committee was also appointed to
solicit subscriptions for the proper
reception of speakers who will be
heard in Aberdeen during the cam
paign now on.
May Get Senator Murdoch.
An endeavor will be made to have
Senator Murdoch speak in Aberdeen
on September 7th, the date set for the
appearance of Miles c. Poindexter at
Hoquiam. With this end in view the
executive committee was instructed to
communicate with representatives of
both men to ascertain whether mat
tiers could be arranged TO have both
speakers here and in Hoquiam the
same evening.
With reference TO the endorsement
of candidates, it was thought advis-
able to leave that matter stand until
the next regular meeting-Thursday
September LIST. There are now about
200 names on the membership roll.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29
FALL TERM SEPT. 6
Continued from page one.

Franklin building painted.
The list of teachers is still incom-
plete, but will probably be filled by
the last of the week. Many of the
former instructors will return, but
there will be many new faces among
the teachers.
The original plan to hold the coun-
ty teachers institute during the first
week in September has been chang
ed and will probably not be held un-
til after the holidays, on account Of
inability to secure competent in.
structors during the former date.
County Superintendent Mckillip is
authority for the statement that he
will lhave very competent corps for
the next institute, and confidently ex.
poets that it will be the most success
full of any ever held in the county.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29

No law contemplates the prohibit
ton of a voter affiliating with any
party he chooses, and for just so long
as he choses. All the law does con
template, the voter being imbued
with a desire to secure the best pos
sible government. as he views it. Pres
ent conditions in this state render
any attempt by minority parties to
secure control not only silly. but, so
far as such action would tend to re-
place a corrupt machine in power.
actually criminal. So far as the cleo
tons of 1910 are concerned. the edi-
tor of the Herald conceives himself
better republican and better citi-
zen than his critic of the Ledger, a
critic who descends to such alleged
logic as the following to befog his
readers:
Suppose. for example. the socialists
were TO call a convention to place be
fore the electorate candidates for o.
fee. Would it be right for persons
who do not believe in socialism to
invade the convention and force the
nomination of persons not in SYM
pathy with socialist doctrines? The
question permits of but one answer.
If such a thing as that is TO be ap-
proved. then We have no way by
which men of like political opinions
can put up for office candidates that
represent such opinions. Carney de-
clares his intention of undertaking,
through the primary law. to defeat
the wishes OF republicans as TO who
should be their candidates for Office"
In stating this hypothesis, the Led
ger should have put it in manner
that would apply in the present sit
uation. 1t might have continued by
supposing the socialist party to occu-
Ply the same position. numerically, as
does the republican party. Then the
question would permit of but one
answer" The corruption of govern
ment by any party or set of party
leaders, should be resisted by any and
all lawful means at hand.
That a certain bunch of leaders who
are in control of the republican party
or think they are-are in opposi-
ton to the primary law and all meas
ures tending to more rigid control
of the public officials by the people,
is no Imagination. but a known fact.
The Wilson attitude as expressed by
is the second step in the ov-
erthrow of the direct primary law, the
first having been accomplished by the
last legislature when it placed the SUI
preme bench back in the dirty pool
of politics" In the struggle to defeat
this movement. the Herald has en-
listed for the war, and its editor will
not be deferred by the yawpings of
that bunch of political lawbreakers
and their allies of the press.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29
SOLDIER BOTS RETURN

Fresh from the maneuver camp at
American lake, but thoroughly tired
of the strenuous life, company G, \.
G. w. of Aberdeen, returned on Fri
day from a 12-days stay at the big
camp Officers of the company state
that the camp was most successful
along the lines intended but that
the heavy demands made on the
troops on account of the numerous
forest fires interfered somewhat with
the objects Of the encampment.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29
Slightly Personal

The Tacoma Ledger devotes half
a column of editorial space to critic
ism of the editor of the Herald for
the position taken by him in the SEN
atorial campaign. The article is head
ed. "Perisistent Intention to Defraud'
and is of the old familiar style of
stuffing straw men and then pound
ing the straw out of them.
So far as counseling fraud, or act
ing in bad faith in this campaign is
concerned, the Herald is willing to
submit its position in contrast to that
of the Ledger TO the readers of both.
This paper, for incontrovertible reas-
ons already given at length, has ad-
vised democrats to cease to be silent
stockholders in the state corporation
and 10 take part in the nomination
of republican candidates who were
certain to be their officers.
Those officers will govern us all,
not republicans alone, and all have
a legal and moral right to participate
in their selection. whether at pri-
mary elections or in conventions if
they so desire. provided they honestly
mean to support the men they help
nominate. This is the only method
advised by the Herald, and We defy
the Ledger to point to any fraud in
1t.
Contrast this with the attitude of
the Ledger: That paper is support
ing Candidate Ashton, whose chances
for election are close behind Hum
phries and Freeman, and who is rec.
ognized as stalking horse for John
/. Wilson. At a joint debate between
Poindexter and Ashton Saturday night
at Walla Walla, the former asked
Ashton if he, like Burke, would abide
by the decision of the primaries and.
if defeated there, would not go before
the legislature. Ashton replied that
If the victor at the primaries was
King county man. and if no Democrat
voted in the primaries, he would not
go before the Legislature. but would
abide by the decision of the people.
He reserved the right TO be Judge
OF this.
In other words. Gen. Ashton is in
this campaign on behalf of Wilson.
and will remain as long as his can
didacy may assist his chief. Note this
reply, "If the victor be King coun-
ty man. and If no democrat voted at
the primaries" AS it will be utterly
impossible TO know how many demo
Gratis voted for either Poindexter, Viii
son, Burke or Ashton, and it is high
~ probable that, for personal or 9th
er reasons, some democrats will vote
for each of them, the Wilson-Ashton
Ledger scheme becomes evident. Be
lieving Wilson to have the old ma
chine behind him, the plan is to steal
the right given by the primary law
for the people to select their United
States senators, and to return to the
old methods. Methods so rank that
none dare advocate that return open
w -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29
SHERIFF'S MOTHER DYING

A telegram was received yesterday
by Mark Payette. inquiring why Sher.
if Payette had not answered tele-
grams informing him that his mother
was dying, at her home, in Tropical.
Cal. The telegram was sent by the
sheriffs sister, Mrs. Mark Payette,
who is at her mothers bedside Sher-
if Payette is in the woods in the Vi
cinity of Vancouver, Wash, and is
out of reach of a wire. although his
Office at Montesano is trying to locate
him.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29
TO RE.lNSTiTUTE LODGE

For tie purpose of reinstituting
Ivanhoe lodge No. -, at Montesano,
the third rank team from Wishkah
lodge No. ~. Of this city. will go TO
the county seat town next Thursday
night. accompanied by large number
of enthusiastic members OF the order.
Elma lodge will be represented by a
large number of members and will
put on the first rank work.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29

LOCAL FIRM SUCCESSFUL

The Aberdeen Construction COM
pany was the successful bidder in the
letting OF large sewer contract in
HoQuiam, in competition with several
otheTs and We're awarded their con.
tract Tor SS4.o45. which was about
slo,euo under the city engineers es-
innate. Many protests have been fill
ed by property owners against the
improvement and injunction proceed
ings are threatened.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29
SPECIAL

We want TO remind you that we
have the best equipped prescription
department in the city, and that we
give special attention to this branch
OF our business. II.
THE REXALL STORE,
216 South II street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29
CLUB TO MEET.

The North Aberdeen Improvement
club will meet at their club rooms
in the old city hospital building on
Tuesday night to discuss matters OF
importance in connection with con-
templaJed Improvements in that To-
cality. All property owners and 9th
ers in the Second ward are invited
10 be present.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One year $500
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Subscribers who fail to receive their
paper regularly will please notify this
Office.
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Copy for Ads. must be in not later
than Saturday noon for Mondays is
sue, and Wednesday noon for the is
sue of Thursday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29

Entered at the Postoffice at Aberdeen,
Wash, as second-class mail matter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29

The Herald is the oldest paper on
Grays Harbor. and has larger circu-
lation than any other paper IN Chehalls
eonn'. lie 2 ctrt,eets are
based yupon this claim Of circulation
ana E II money due on contracts e1ecu-
ted Under taIs statement will be tor
cited If the statement be not absolute
" true.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29

JNO. J. CARNEY, Editor and Mgr.
Eugene Foster, City Editor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-29
SenIj-&eeAsy
Aberdeen herald.

Published every Monday and Thurs
day at 40S East Wishkah Street.
by the Aberdeen Printing Co.
Telephone 5401.
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Qleins ppIiseina6riH
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Standardization aui berausaelluma

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9lmslanSiibe Nabribteu.

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Iisiitsn, bie 3ufdlliser Neil. in Der I'D.
k spdren, tiltsn berbei uno nobmen.
Munbem ibnen Weld, feline Geididte
er3dbIt. ben Nienersefhlagenen fen,
Der isinsn Nomen ols gbnarb Wiiller
unb ieine Mhrefe ols 2713 Weiiern
Mptnue angab. CT ipirb fh beute i'm
poIi1eigeriMt ipessn Grobbiebtabls au
rerdHimorfen boben unb dller Mcbrs
f9einIi9ssit Ha3 birfts no4 stns nsi'
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Sm iidbtiiden gduamt tpurbsn ses
fern bic folsenosn gauerlaubniBiasis
ne ertpirtt: Gouh 8ros. Manufaetus
ring Co.. stpsiitOdigss 5ubritesbduos
auf benz 9runbitiit Ro. $500 Bed
man Strabe. $25, 900; 20. 6. Riuer,
2ait0dises Dobnbous an Der 8iselon
Strabs. $4250; Witt unb St.rmer.
2aitodis.s 9aus fir elm a.idenbeitats
tunes aGtabliH.msnt an Der Norooit
Gde Der Deitpooo 2lpenue uno Ban
5art Strabe. $4,000; anorep Bro
foip. StpsiitOdises Wobnhaus an Der
Ribbls Noab. segsnii6sr Der Dedebad
StraB., $500; Samss Rotb. 2aftodis
aes Wobn5ous an Der Winfielb 4pes
nue, nabe Der GIenpap 4penue,
$4,000; Sas. Stillman. afpsiitOdiges
Wobnhdus an Der 9lenipop nabe Der
9eeh 4penus. $2500.
Nobsers g. Rsmper unb 3. Mcs
Gonon sauf.en ssftsrH BON benz 6. 6.
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golfsieit D.s ganowebrpereius.

9lm Spnntdg, 10. Suli. finbet aus
Qnlab 0es 36idhriasn 9eitebens bes
g.reins bos groBe goItsfeit oes Deutz
Ihen 2anbpebr 9srsins in Saberz
itumpfs 8artsn auT pries SiQ an Der
OarTap StruBsnbahnIinie ftatt. Die
SauIsnos bon 5reunben pieies allbez
lisbtsn 9ereins tperoen nit 5reuben
pernebmsn, bab ale 8orts6rungsn
nunme6r pousubst iino. 5olseuoes
Brp1ramm tpuroe aufgsitellt:
BON 1.30 biz 2 lI6r: Gr0ffnung ourd
ben 2anopshr Warih bon Der
Qanbpebr Gapele.
BON 2-3 ubr: ginfiibrung psri9iss
bensr 8ereine.
gon Sd llhr: 4nipruten bes Dsut>
i6tn aonfuIs Or. 2sttsnbdur, bes
Rihters Sobu Shpanb, bes Rih-
ters gooe uno bes Hidters Wm.
Qiioers.
iSeitreoe bes prGfienten Der 8ereinigz
ten SGHger, Gb. q. Sdmibt.
Grtrd Cars perlaIIen 5ountain
Souare spiIaen ben Stunben bon l
big 3 llbr Miitoss unb absnbs bonn
Gnos Der 2inie 5piihen ben Stunoen
bon 7 bis 10 llhr. Sir 2abung uno
Grfriidung lit beiisns geiurst uno
san3 b.iOnoers fir sine ousgsSeidnete
Giift.