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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

is to this concern that much credit
is due for the development and growth
OF this section.
The Grays Harbor Railway and
Light Company is a street railway
and lighting plant combined. It's SER
vice extends to Hoquiam on the west,
to CosmopOlis on the east. The large
power plant, which was erected at a
cost of 100000 is situated midway
between Aberdeen and Hoquiam, and
is a model of high class, electrical
construction. The holdings of the
company represents an investment of
$3.50 900.
The cars operated by the company
are the latest in design and equip
ment, while the service rendered be-
tween the three towns is of the high
est standard. In the way of lighting,
the best of service is at all times
maintained, while the prices charged
are placed upon economical basis.
Taking it all in ALL the Grays Harbor
Railway and Light Company is most
worthy institution, and their aim is
to continue the high character of thei
operations and keep pace with tho
growth and development of this sec
ton. The business is under the able
management of J. d. Crazy, whose
public spirited methods has done
much toward the popularity of tho
company. He is always found willins
to help advance any worthy enter
prise that will benefit the Grays Har
Dor country, and is today one of the
most popular men in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELE
GRAPH COMPANY

In the way of public utilities, Aber.
deem stands abreast and her munich
pal enterprises are of character that
strive to render the highest service
The truth of this statement is shown
in our excellent telephone system
for which credit is due to the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph company.
This company has kept pace with
the growth and development of the
Grays Harbor country, and each year
has been marked by the improving
of their equipment and service until
today their operations are of the high
est standard. The company is con.
Quoting its business on the presump.
ton that fair dealing with the public
pays. 1t is the desire of the manage.
ment to make the company popular
in all parts of its territory, and it is
the aim of the company to furnish
prompt and reliable service at mod
crate prices.
Many thousands of dollars have
been spent by the company in bring
ing the service up to its high state of
efficiency and they will continue to
spare no expense in equipment. and
it goes without saying that they will
forever keep pace with the growing
cities of Gravs Harbor and give to
the public a telephone service unsur-
passed. /. C. Mcclellan, the local
manager exercises every effort to
please the public and his aim is to
see that the citizens of his territory
continue to be provided with a tele-
phone system second to none.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
EMENEkER PIANO COMPANY

Among those whose faith in Aber-
deem and the development of the
Grays Harbor country has been the
foundation of many business enter
prises located in this city, should be
classed the Emeneker Piano Co. Know
ing the constant demand for pianos
on the harbor and believing that it's
people would appreciate the advan-
tages of buying from a house with
its home in this place, this company
decided to establish it's business in
Aberdeen. c. G. Emeneker, the head
of the house, has had years of expert
ence in the piano business and has
a very extensive acquaintance among
piano manufacturers. Although the
policy of this house is a conservative
one and old fashioned business princi-
pies are followed, yet their methods
will be found entirely up to date and
their stock the latest the market af-
fords. They believe in tempting pros
pective customers with a good piano
at low price and is never found
offering goods at seemingly enormous
discounts. The buying facilities of
this concern are such that they are
able to sell as low as any house in the
world. They are the only company
in this territory buying goods from
the factories and shipping direct to
Grays Harbor in carload lots. This
house not only has the largest piano
store on the Harbor but carries the
largest stock of pianos and piano play
ers. They have recently opened a
monograph department..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
.:C3-H ABERDEEN SINGLE CO.

Located on the banks of the Wish.
kah river, in North Aberdeen will be
found the North Aberdeen Single
Company, whose plant ranks among
the manufacturing industries of our
city The capicity of the plant is
10000 shingles per day, the output
being of high grade, for which there
is always a ready market
The industry is equipped with mod.
ern machinery, and every facility that
is required to operate an enterprise
of this kind viii be found. Some TWEEN.
ty people are employed by the com.
pany and the benefits thus derived
form a link in the chain of Aber.
deems prosperity and progress. The
management of the business falls to
VIM. Ingram, who is also president
of the company, while c. w. Dennis
acts as secretary and e. V. Northup
as treasurer.
Mr.. Ingram is one of the city
councilmen, a position which he fills
with much credit to himself and the
satisfaction of the public. He has
the best interests of the city at heart
and is found. at all times, ready and
willing to help advance any enter
prise that will benefit Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
HAYES AND HAYES BANK

No better index to a city's prosper
ity and development can be found
than in the character of it's banking
institutions. A bank, whose opera
lions have long been recognized as
an important factor in the develop
ment and progress of Aberdeen and
this vicinity is that of Hayes &
Hayes, which is the largest and strong
est financial institution on Grays
HarbO.
The bank has capital and surplus
of $225.000 and is backed by men
whose record as financiers is widely
known throughout the entire North
west. A general banking business is
transacted upon the most improved
plans CT financial science, and every
accommodation known to legitimate
banking is accorded to firms, corpor-
atiOns and individuals. The bank is
elegantly CHARTERED, and is equipped
with every facility known to modern
banking. In fact the bank of Hayes
and Hayes is the kind of an institu.
tion that goes to build up commun-
ity and it is with pride that Aber-
deem can point to this modern and
solid financial institution. The bank
is under the management of w. j.
Paterson, who is enc of the most
prominent men on Grays Harbor, and
whose influence is recognized as be-
ing OF much weight and value.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

agency, and may it be said that they
are in a position to offer many bar
gains to the homeseeker and invest
or.
This firm has a large and choice
list of property to choose from, and
anyone writing to them, or calling
at their office will receive detailed
information regarding their property,
which will be thoroughly reliable in
every respect. Honest dealing and
courteous treatment characteriZes
their operations, and the man who is
looking for good investment in real
estate will find it at the office of En-
gen, Chamberlin and Wiseman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
ABERDEEN PLUMBING G. HEATING
COMPANY

A branch of industry that is looked
upon as being of great importance tc
the welfare of any city is that of the
plumbing and heating business, and
it is for this reason, together with
the high standard of their work. tina
we here call into prominence the Alb
erdeen Plumbing and Heating Com
pany, of which Curtis Mann is the
executive head
His place of business is located at
4O5 East Wishkah street where
is carried full line OF
plumbing supplies, and where
he will cheerfully furnish esti-
mates on all work in his line. Mr.
Mann is a gentleman of vast expert
ence in this branch of business, which
is proven by the high character OF
his operations and the satisfaction
rendered in every instance He en-
ployes only reliable and skilled work
men, and when job is completed,
under his supervision, it is sure to
give satisfaction and please the pa
iron. In point of honest dealing, Mr..
Mann can be highly recommended.
and as business man, and as a citi-
zen, he enjoys an excellent reputa-
ton.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
CHEHALIs COUNTY BANK BUILDING ABERDEEN

establishment, while the service rem
dered is, at all times highly satisfact-
DRY. In point of courteous treatment
and fair dealing, the house enjoys
an excellent reputation, and COM
mands a liberal patronage in this
city and throughout the surrounding
country. Mr.. j. w. Baker, the eXecu-
tive head of the concern is one of
Aberdeen's most popular business
men, always alive to the duties of
good citizenship, and is highly esteem
ed in both business and social cir
Giles. The store of j. w. Baker Hard
ware Company is in every respect,
one that characterizes modern prog
ress and enterprise.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
]. w. BAKER HARDWARE co.

Numbered among the modern and
progressive business houses of Aber.
deem, one that fully merits repre-.
sentation in this edition, is the one
conducted by the j. w. Baker Hard
ware Company. The quarters occupi
ed are large and commodious and
cupied are large and commodious and
are equipped with every facility for
the successful operation Of the bust
ness.
The stock carried by this house en-,
braces everything that is handled by
modern and high class hardware
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
BONER G. BONER

The firm composed Of Messrs. w
w. and f. f. Boner constitute one
of the leading law firms of Chehals
county, and the large practice which
they enjoy furnishes sufficient proof
of this statement. Their well appoint.
ed offices are located in the new
Finch building, rooms 314-3l6. where
they possess a large and complete
library, and where the appearance
characterize that Of popular law
firm. Boner & Boner are gentlemen
of much ability in their chosen pro-
fession and all business entrusted to
their care is given prompt attention
and looked after in the most satisfac-
tory manner
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
w. L. AGNEW

Mr.. w. L. Agnew, whose Office is
located in the Gabrelson and Holmel
building holds a prominent place
among the legal profession of Cheha
lis county and is one of the foremost
lawyers in Southwestern Washington
His ability as lawyer. supplemented
by thorough knowledge of the law
has won for him large and ever
increasing practice. Mr.. Agnew is
highly respected by all and stands
very high in social, business and pro
fessional circles. He is a gentleman
of public spirited nature, ever ready
to aid in the upbuilding of Aberdeen
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
RED FRONT CLOTHING STORE

Among the high class business
houses of Aberdeen that we have
chosen to represent in this edition
is that of the Red Front Clothing
store, owned by A. M. Bendetson
The store is located at 321 East
Heron street, where is found a full
line of clothing, furnishing goods and
shoes. The stock in each department
is durable in character and honest
in price, and are just as represented
by the salesman Mr. Bendetson is a
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
r. W. RAYMOND C. e

Mr.. Raymond comes to r2e ttzEhor
country from West Virginia Tl5 line
Of the frontier and reports o. U1r-
velous developments, tue NJ ghty
struggles of the railroad builders 10
control this vast region ana j al
most unbelievable successes air2lned
| by irrigation. facinated this nsGng
surveyor and fixed his determ .-lat .on
to personally visit such a Ezy1red
portion of the L. S. A.
The Portland exposition gave = tar-
orable occasion to make Gha tip.
When Portland was reached tiir- 4iilS,
the hominy and moonshine OF lts ma
/ tive state called in vain. Tue rz6urn
ticket lost its value and anOtn-a. ger
son had cast his lot i'll this r=4nd
country
Since that time, Mr. Haym0nG has
been connected with numerous sRgi-
neering enterprises. first vito the
North Bank railroad & tTnu I'll Rail
ways Company. later coming to Gays
HarbOr with the original Ch II Il p
S. Railway survey. He Was assistant
city engineer. He did a large poTtion
CT the surveying for the Chicago Kill
! waukee d St. Paul on tn Olympic
Peninsula and in the White River end
Natchez Pass countries. Recently he
has opened a private Office in The
State Bank Building and is now t. GX-
ture in Aberdeen.
He is now engineer for several of
our leading logging companies ssuch
as the ;. f. Slade, the Hewitt Co. he
Federal Mill, etc. just now hisi ef-
forts are employed in making Cas-
mopolis a modern city, by couatruct-
| ing an extensive sewer syst ~ and
improving this eXcellentIN located
| city with beautiful parked streets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
F. M. POTTER

Located at SOC East Heron street is
the enterprise conducted py the above
named gentleman which conforms in
every respect to the best type OF such
industries. Nh. Potter operates Ia
tirst-class machine shop and doe gen
eral repair work. making d spec izlty
of cast and wrought iron brazin;. lie
also does bicycle ard automobile re-
pairing and all work done at his shop
is Of the highest character and ia of
the kind that gives satisfaction
Mr. Potter is reliable i'll all his. Iafl-
lngs. public spirited in nature a.GsS ,s
well liked by all who know him
Not better than the best, nnsc 17t-
ter than the rest. The Semi-wiza-l ~
Herald.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

man of a public spirited nature and
has many friends throughout this vi
cinity. He conducts his store upon the
highest business principle, and the
public will always get value received
for their money at the Red Front
Clothing Store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
GRAYS HARBOR RAILWAY ANE
LIGHT co.

This industrial edition of the Herald
setting forth the progress made by
Aberdeen and the Grays Harbor coun-
try, would not be complete if it failed
to make mention of the Grays HarbOr
Railway and Light Company, for it
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
ENGEN, CHAMBERLAIN AND WISE
MAN

Holding an important place in the
local real estate field, is that of the
above named firm, whose Office is To-
Gated at 1913 East Heron street. The
conduct of their business comprises
general real estate and insurance
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

Loose Leaf devices speciality.
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The Herald prints all the news
The oasis., 1910-07-30

from Spain well pleased with the success of his art gathering mis- sion. He was absent from the city
 only fifty-four days and in that time visited Madrid, Barcelona,
 Valencia, Sevilla, Oviedo, Santan- der, Bilbao and San Sebastian. MT.
 Bertrand visited the artist Sorolla who has been invited to place an exhibit in the Spanish hall, and he intends to send twenty-eight or thirty canvasses. There will be paintings by Chicharro, BenlIiure, and Blay. There will be-sculptures by Spanish sculptors, as we'll as works of decorative art of every known class. It is thought that these numerous works of art, gather ed from every point of Spain, will arrive in the city not later than August 25, when the collection will be placed in position in the hall.
 Mexican Herald: Copies of the first draft of the new protocol, on which the department of foreign relations of Mexico has been work ing for more than year, and which will regulate the important point of precedence at state social func. tions held in the Mexican capital, are being circulated among the different cabinet and other govern. ment officials with the view of get. ting their opinions on the protocol before it is submitted to the pres ident of the republic for his ap- proval. This protocol, or code of diplomatic etiquette, was started by the late Ignacio Mariscal, when he was at the head of the foreign office. At his death and the as. sumption of that office by Enrique c. Greet, the new minister took up the unfinished task and appointed special members of the state de- partment to work it out. It has been difficult task. Suggestions may be received from the different departments, such as the war de partment and marine, and hence 1t may be changed some before it is submitted to the president. Work on the code has been rushed, by reason of the fact that the depart ment desired to complete it and put it in operation before the open ing of the centennial celebration, as in that month there will be in Mexico many special represent atives, men of noble and royal rank, high army and naval officers, diplomats with special rank and many delegates with special titles, all of which would have made the old code of etiquette entirely un. suited for the occasion. It is prob able that the new code will be put into operation some time next month.
The oasis., 1910-07-30

Gambrinus; Qua ymas: Beer, Lunches.
The oasis., 1910-07-30
ACROSS THE BORDER.
6 Mirror of Events Transplrlng In the
 Neiehborlng Republic.


 Mexican Herald: The London papers print the following: Justice Swinfen Eady, in the chancery division, has confirmed a reduction of capital of Charles Butters Company, limited, carrying on mining or mineralogical business in Mexico.-Mr. Rawlinson, K. c. stated that the company was incor- porated in 1899 with capital of g2O0,000 in 100000 q shares, of which 100000 had been issued and were fully paid-up in cash. It was proposed to reduce the capital from 9200,000 to G150,000 by cancelling capital lost or unrepresented by available assets to the extent of los. on each of the 100000 issued shares. It was also proposed to divide the f150,000 future capital into 100000 los. shares.
 Mexican Herald: A prominent business man of this city, who has recently sailed for Europe from New York, in letter addressed to one of the big bankers of Mexico City, predicts a big influx of Amer ican money into Mexico during the next twelve months. In his let ter he says: "All the steamers for Europe are crowded to the rails, which speaks we'll of the financial situation in the United States, not withstanding the recent sharp decline in stocks. A large amount of attention, too, is being directed to Mexico, and investments in that country are now considered first class, especially since the pre- sidential election which again placed General Diaz and MT. Cor ral in office. l believe that this fall we shall see very great influx of American money into Mexico for all kinds of investments"
 Mexican Herald: The sum of $5,000 has been raised by subscrip- tions for the centennial fund, by the financial committee of the Chinese colony. A meeting was held at the legation yesterday after noon at o'clock and was attended by fifty members of the colony all oiwhom were anxious to participate Tn an appropriate manner in the coming festivities. There was a discussion of the form of entertain ment which the colony should pre- sent but no definite plans were made. This matter will be taken up at the next meeting which will be held in the near future. A com mlttee was appointed to adopt plans for the celebration. The chairman of the committee is Ma 1uel Lee, with the Chinese Charge qAtfaires MamPui.Shum as honor. ary chairman.
 Mexican Herald: Miguel Ber- rand de Quintana has returned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
MISSOURI MULE TEAM
IS A DEADLY WEAPON
JUDGE s Glad Man Shot al Foe Who
Charged on Him With
Span.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Feb 2.-Judge
Thorpe held that a team OF Missouri
mules may be considered deadly
weapon, for the reason that the vici-
ouc high-kicking animals, led toward
supposed enemy, may do bodily
harm with their hind feet.
The decision was rendered In the
preliminary hearing OF Cleve Walsh.
arrested on a charge OF assault with
intent 10 commit murder by shooting
r " Zilba Walsh pleaded selfde-
fcnse Among the various weapons
used 90 settle the score were whips
shovcls. pitchforks shotguns revol-
vers. and The last but not least. a
team OF pules
After q fight Zilba driving his team
az mules. met Walsh. who swore
Zilba drove the animals straight into
him As the long-eared Missouri
product were ready 10 raise their hind
legs 20 Kick him Walsh sidesteppel
land drew revolver which he fired al
Zilba
The Judge said no jury in Califor-
ME could convict a man for defending
himself against the attack OF vicious
mules. and ordered the defendant dis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
MRS BALDWIN SLOANE
GOES INTO POLITICS
composers Wife Surprises Her Paris
I'M Friends BY Appearing Asa
Trade "BuVer"

PARIS Feb. 2.-The advent OF Mrs
A. baldwin sloane. wife OF the we'll
known composer, into the commercial
ne OF Paris as buyer for a New York
mousse created no little surprise among
her friends here.
Mrs. sloane, with Miss Molic Nc
uTalh' Well-known on the stage. has
oeeh engaged TO conduct the millinery
department OF one of the large New
YORK stores. and they were sent 10
Paris to buy extensively OF all the
novelties that their good taste might
suggest They have been well receiv.
ed and entertained by the trade ex-
tensively. Mrs. sloane. speaking or
her experience. said:
II Is all right 20 be a buyer. but |
must confess had Ia cut out the
social end OF my new profession. AT
a box party given at. the opera for us
we met lot of peculiar people. who.
AFTER being presented. made them
selves better known by saving. I'm
In the linen or hosiery or underwear:
what's your line?'"
Mrs. Sloane says she expects 10 get
used 20 this new social aspect OF her
commercial life. but she fears II will
take New York 20 give her courage
10 proceed She and Miss McGrath
have left for New York with a cargo
OF oewildering styles for women
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
TAKE STEPS TO PREVENT
TYPHOID FEVER sC0URGE
French officials Issue Warning To boH
Water-Flood situation MOI
So Acute.

PARIS. Feb A-Whle the River
Seine is stlll many feet above It's nor
mat height. il Is practically within It's
old bed today IN, iall n the last -
hours has been n inches. the stag"
today measuring % feet inches at
the Pont D'AusteritE A fan OF IL
inches is expected today
That sCOurGe ~ typhoid teNe~
threatens the city as a result or us pot
mted water supply was indicated To-
CAV by several cases of typhoid thar
we're reported 20 IN, authorities The
victims had been SO eugrossed IN other
Hood problems thai they had no'
taken the precaution OF boiling their
drinking water
The health department issued AIT
ether boil your water bulletin 70
Gay. though the conditions ln large
sections 'of the city and Den many OF
the SUBURBS make N almos, impossible
Ca follow The instructions
Acute suffering sull exists IN many
suburbs particularly ar Vernon
vi here the water is even with the sec
1nd floors OF the houses. The national
road from Paris TO Rouen Is sub
merged for most OF It's length
Three DAYS OF vigorous warfare
against apaches has appreciaoly de-
creased their depredations Numerous
robberies are reported but the thieves
are taking greater care 70 operate m
Isolated sections snt not 70 run afoul
of the authorities