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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29
STILL HAS A JOB
FOR THE PRESENT"

Judge ~ y Wise IL sin commission.
81 n boundaries foF ibs lilo eide OF
ne 1lR Island w. Wis Originally 30,
pointed alih0ui haFigR hrrt been con
suited sH 10 whether ia would take
~ NV ~ Hgi, agd be- declined ~ take
N siHilnR ihai he H0uld, n need be,
HaNH ~ Hhlll sNffnfaar could be- W,
lainifl. ln afdff thai ihf government
iMfli 30 vi lnH0Hf anleneeI, 1915
fariHHHil9H H#s haHsfef. accepted sud
iiN HHfHfHW rfarffdra ~ pradln ihf
lMHiIW HNa1l IN falnHg HfHilfWrn,
ZOO lhf hsH9gY HhifiT hHf ~ lpnF N
lafhf4 llfaf NJ me position. Haf ailll
sHfHi aW lhf nnff W place N ihs
N|.iH fiHiNlf iHHHi Az lahHfH Az
ftHfNHfflf ~ NafmHnf annHs ~
HffHi lHi Il iii's lHaH ili mHilef ap
HN lHatf HisH eco 500 HIii HliilhH
n tHi ~ alNH fHHH 81 maliH
n HNHHHisi'HH Fl ~ lfHaIas iHNH
HH HHH hl IW tlgi iNf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29

~ HN NJ lf yazs
aaa aae Re4 Ha8aal ~ Aff8g
l.e p2@' Ee8 laf
z S2ptp Pep M
BANS 1WeoeWg te ~ 3Ffy "a a
pmie Qn eepenaeJ -, Af r. ~ AZ
RoihseMId fe NOD W Ilf byt l.yf
3 ai@ isi.1 =. g .s,,
honey staar5 N.Y. ale5 q
i isd5 ,At l e P'e 4 n
E 5ls5.sl 9''oa eng ~ ~ as
so lpoU a RqtaHa f bgf
yestcfday lud ,owyu9 We f 7
lml0f ri pw' a6f 5ai16U Ii
' s.s.a .I NsF fpt eea' sa'4
Whg Nw IWlWl ~
elN l1aF a tai4y F0#l IEtg
II oa angw lf4f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29

day gave an opinion, oiihand, that the
law was mandatory upon the harbOr.
master 10 moor vessels, and shirt them,
ttr., and that the commission could not
make amy rule in conflict with that
law, but That This law did not neees.
Harily mean that the harbormaster,
physically, must moor aud shift vessels,
This duty could be delegated 20 nsslst.
ants and tie piloia could be- made as
flHtania
Tho commissioners believe ihHi NJ
nlue rases oni Of ton naeiers Of Yea-
afll would rather shlfi vessels thom
eelfes, and ln che pasi the hagh0fmns
ieis hafe been 0rnamenis on vessels,
ip lslar esieHi nhlla lhlf bHs lflns
done Tho Aaiaon captains shift their
phh ifssnla. nHi ~ fpnfae Wnsl ahialn
permission hui from ihe ELECTROMAGNETIC
fhr fNlw governing che Suites ~ ite
hlfinsmHnlei ~ ihfl anpeaf np0a lhe
hnekl iafHf ale iakfn fl0m iheap Hhlsh
f0ffmFa when finm iao ~ lhff6 lan
lffd fiiinH Nfasrls NffH AZ lhf fafNaf
nI aH0 aIfi outside ana nhfH lalef g
iaHIINH Aaa ~ hf Ha.l M NNHins aHd
fN'illHH llHn a. sHfHa ftllN HnTe
aalI aNgaHlIielf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29

PARIS. September lsJ P@poh
Morgan Dag been asked b GgmaH
luaneia Interest," 70 lend part " tHe
money thaf may te needed q avert any
possible panic and faiiure that may
threaten iu Germany
Morgan has agreed % lend TIE money
on one condition, and AZ seven per cent
interest.
That the German government accept
Trauce's proposals relative 10 Morocco
and the Congo, the American million
ape expressing the opinion that
prompt acceptance u fhe pfoposala win
q Itself go far 10 relieve the financial
uneaainess.
Such Tie widespread beliCf N huap,
dal circles here Bankes and diplo-
mats say that u fho report + Une q
mdieates lint Germany Doe been blu9
ipgi thar she cam nQt ~ % Bw " she
would, fog she has POT the sipeWa u
WAT money
ia the Attempt ~ arrive m tle truth
" me report feliniu facts should he
considered
Thiee hundred million maIks (about
fel 100000 ~ uermHn iteasHy nQlca
AnYe been ieaned Wiiell como dne neu
Mgudny September rs Nfri Mandtg
j. hnoHn BE- nmHfudty day foT tlf
humm commercial pnpe = duo
1ho recent Wihafawnl 81 aoli from
nfnaaHY which bog hauAu ay
fmre fusHnd a0i R4Hn Hmdf N
fQHfffi lAH 0aWoi Hufh hHonan llIn
oehW 0n on bHi.n HfnNl ma4lt iim
NHfmmf WNY hf unaiif i0 mf AH
0NIialiiuHa RfHs lfifa
NlHl NfRf HmNHHf M nHnn
eHNnnH mfn n'fraig alHnamo4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29
FAttl Etpt 0Sl0Ns Al
HstgelOUSs FESTIVITIES.

GrtDtfA1ARA yfexic6. september
Il -naHae rSHrloas festival in this
~ SHifisy "a oslebYafe the arrival
-fse ~ hs tatds ~ the VIRGIN o.
l%ftFas9 qaahttt ~ rockets and
isins ti-fweftfo lhsvs been used n
/ ST. 4tErif;ef hhtarsa iehHtd and in
! &c. eAI1gida rffieh Followed. four ncf.
s4e HfE Hra ana fffeeh wounded
litIf hsfrvF9i hAt ftBtea cigarette
sagari ~ sQ6Iisi8H
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29
LICENSE FEES MUST
BE- REPAID PRO- RATA

. Chief Justice Robertson in his .
decision yesterday in the case of
G. E. Smithies VS. D. L. Conkling, .
. territorial treasurer, stated that .
the general intent of the legisla-
TURF would be best subseTv6d by
following the course which fair .
ness and justice dictated, which .
was that the amount appropriated .
for the repayment of the license .
fees, said to have been Illegally .
collected, should be on pro rata .
basis of all valid claims. o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29
BUSINESS hEN
IDAR TRtGrR
lmfssea No. FEST tige y
Nhsl Besr o. Asa
fsssS

Thl an fhe taans 4rf
u rroerd 3D. eli ~ iaaFes -fsf
ur onaiaeu tqel pseo Eeael9ef
aitruoou urlrr ile apgeof 81 slase'
feer % ths bQarl api a. ~ sfsasp4i
Wore concerned % Nas safets sxsi
fhn rutqmohles pougau9r ic iafsal
these oondiiens on ihe mias ~
ara hleu ont 81 fba Hads RI saeeaIl
q many plaera
u ihe party pere p q naiAHgaaF
A. 81 campiel p saldise sfsigi
Waiter g smitt 81 abe stsr Gert.l
wilder AID Goorge ~ sHith shle
Doctor Prats and sAephad sesEei9Fs
o. fae TeIriiary = "a hoii.Smith sent
stor a. d Judd and Chlef saHiisF
Inspector Charl0ek seied 81 guiles IA
parts msdo the tour IN tATee autes
Waikahalaiu VAS abe 6Esi place visit
ed and 81 30 share the privilege o.
being one Of ibe most beautiful place
in ~ city Whle bang one q ~
most insanitaEy fbe inspectors EeEe
able 70 get q fair STAR IN tAer g0ll
~ sizing np The eiiustion. WITHIN
few rods OF abe beautiful stHp OF IAN,
presented ~ the people ~ ez-Qaesl
Lilu0i1llaDi Tor city },ari prosper
ous little colony has been COMPELLED Z,
eEacnafe f5e Gr0te premise 81 aec0un'
~ The lack 0l sanitary convenience
TIE one cesspooi which drained ttis it
~ district was unable 20 " e9nneetel
wifi the Auuauu street sesFer, ~ j
vas Or muea lover ground aDd ~ !
eOEt nEtY ogllaTs 3 month ~ p1ulu j
out, the owner ~ tie hnd were e0m
PEELED 70 give Their ieuants u0tlee.
Kew strsst Rlaansd
Doctor Pratt. lsho ~ preai1eEt 81
The board ~ health Ear tle gllLe-il
chief 81 the party, Lele 8nr9lle1 ~.
u.aps and explained tie plans alie
have been drawn ~ ~ correct tue gar
ing Eauitarv defeeis ~ tic town ~
tone Of the fifth district. u tlis pr
fieliaF district tie land s.0pl aH4l
from Auuapu ana Ldliha street ~
greatest depression beiDg at tue hug
anu stream and Haiiahalulu Park
Tlese plans. President Pratt ezpiaiG
~. call for road ~ be eOustFgetq,
directly along the waikiki bank ri ~
sfre.m ~ continuation " River strge
which ends p short distance aboF
vineyard This r0ad follow ~ streaH
rafolgh tie prOposed parl ~ ~ =
klalui street, where u = talsteIe.
% tse map 70 Tie opposite SIDE ~ ~
stEeam.
Tie main purpose VI e1e road ail
~. u eOEEse. that " Carrying 3 seUs'
f8e demand for 9hieh MAKO III goa
imperative a. the same tine y lTii
make = sgeudid scenic drive, p4rEiel
i4riy ~ II she plans for IBIS bit p
natural gardenepot are f1iiy carEse'
out. ffue sewer y be eonstrlgtel alobi
the road viii take care Of tie entf
! striel, Which now draips into -
stream itsef
8auka VI KBakini street tie e3te1
siOn 81 this Waikahalulu road has bee
planned for tue purpOse N drawing p
INC storm waters. ~ action "Hieh 4
imperative II til surrounding land 4
p be redeemed from ~ present stltu
~ = cultivated swamp.
Tie Llla District
After visiting the tails tLemse.Ee
and the site Of tie new park, tae pat
adjo1Fned ~ Camp Three ~ the -.
Of Frog Lane, block INA ~ Na'
kahaluiu Lane This country bar.li
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29


FAgfrf -iANf riifh dftiha shft to cost
rAapf sfist Tiae ,agg Il TO BE- usel bv
fqtseFs in AsbFef'hr ne EhaYf piling.
tapd ssfha~gi
flag OF bsesss sg6srg saool street
itsssHffEft sn ttF5o ny biosss past ~
a4a street Ttaelast tv9se,tsrs arbro.
Prlated 40 fhsassaa dsHars f6g he
teenfagssi4an ~ P4seg lsaa the exten.
ifqn u - aeh 0sa ikas he boaga
81 Aefith p.s4 tto rs- f4srg ftfs saeffon.
Hfieh q Hi3ege4t ~ fhas -F5eb vas
flFFt FiRtei gefiqsaa
rt-e eHtsafss1 ~ ftfs street will
lle-e ft-e sesser.-e tssS 4aas TOO
,a-aap4e ~ ID es4ftHeg III thar ~
and t4e 80 .a>a3ssa4t 81 lriea
AMI ase1 tgr zssE asFisrE 1sfisses
fn aisa ss4f nHw sewer FOR
altlolgd gar ~ H+seg ..4sa roo,
~ .etssl ~ 49, e'tTFes WhkIh
halfway ~ ~ s+4 sefios " low
lsiHg l@9i FFif sag-s vffrFa dny
lef' " II e4-4gt ~ .ssfss h i resi-.
4-ni ~ ~ t4Y NV f,ing DO
afth 4fE4ngel@e1s Fg @H. fsfe4rg5s
~ i@e+r .'fn 9eqit IT'S 49, general
4ea4tl ri 80 Fl+. gsfYfeF
dgEssr Pssssass
-4gls sss-st s4Ees boFn be.
~" fyg An f-.g -ans mid
rfe9 ~ +tt+~ ant nd Lflfha
ttH-F s-saaae 1essr P4Ht 4-
p,tipea affs 4t-fql- ~ 64
a4lfr 4gl1e 9q hla Etfriei dior
9-ell ~ H-i afl s9 fLea 4s,Jsio
f'f4'4Hl +iy ler IsWu from
tAe N ~ A1f A-9 81 tHy street
t+ifd .pYF414i ffriH wdrh y II
f-f ~ M-a ii1tq.F arr ~ "a n
a}fs t pregsff Hifeeeo fll
F-ee Ard ne t,..iss .4Fs4a ao6l, wa.
py-A-fa a2lh orr ~ Ne po1 cms
ahe9d
fpsi-eat dAat ~ maicd ~.
4Pf pH. he work "a
flffF. stia az e2f8 Dlsmed q,
Aia+h lii alfFN 5ta ~ frq ~ TIE
af 1p9n a ~ larf nn8s wHlsH
befe 4fe e4iFaHsaf 4fFtyr SD e8nT
poas ff9u Al $40 asH H4fTet.
ilgpeqfeo F'FaFH pat rmed
q+PAhirf' aPf '1s4}af ~ lave been
ulfp Pat
- frsFf 4 g4HHtd rNHs. III
i4h eslina 1}n m AHf atH ~ peter
gQn 4nd I'N .4p fRf Gsfs manks
~ ana Hai,e wiF sli4g fyrH rdfg-
ipg 1ae,s tp ue tg4 N aae heights
t4e HF.f n Hls HtfT-f ~ fhs
Hofe 94tMfF 5fa ted fhe same
qQqaitqn Hqfe psi wih rsr laninea
p ff.a Nlla go H.af ~ her ~
frHF+qp f Ntf Bond n
felaa afs F3 A9S Haf con
tipHapqn ~ tfe.e t9 Flli ~ ever,
9rs Hp ag f.V eianee II
qn Hu4n,ef iI conditions n
Hqp9u.n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29

Hf b a impossible that In Toilette
JH NeNp afr0as tho continent after
fhT F0aifnf ~ h an attractive topic
nj fmYafmN0n, bat fFi9hiinQ Bob.
HuaH 81 ~ loves Il fmy Il extremely
fnfioIs about proaldo0tia tactics. Ne
Docs ia Wanf 70 force things too hard
H6. ih6roin. h h0doubfodly Wlfo, NE
r. gl1ylHF Z hg game, b. and his nj.
l5H nsurf6nfa Mneh ~ BE- wants tho
frfffenfY. h6 does not want ~ Hppeaf
n foolish ~ aah Aeem4inR n bic
mf4 NJ shl6vs there ere many battles
add 6ff. aaYd eamfni9as hhead F6f,
iM III ri fuaef lint the iasnfaeGts
ayf dfhg ~ into he faiBff 1bsg
AZ III H8fl ~ b. Dfm0ffaif, HSW ~ y
8ff nfff N lhf failaefs N time.
f A fof6 NJ maT be- n ~ Oh, ibeT
tfn ~ f6fhm N ftf fepblima
H0y " Hanf ffsiff ahd ~ ihe NJ
HH fteg Haff ne faih0diY hnd
HffA Hf1 mfHiff ihsi Rsts viii
n Ntial smtbdiT II asI ffem
sft ~ fhfffhf1aff faft Al baifhmf
~ VI mn haH ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29

Captain Foster was shown the con.
fdepeo Of The board when the members
went on record By stating that when
he took np he duties be could feel ~.
sured that Boz bad ihe hoard heblnd hlu.
tHpmin Poster stated that be he'd mas
ier's papers granted him BIZ the British
aeYrrHneHt Hud those we're given him
~ Liverpool, lia Uas an knglishman
ana had heap natuialisel AZ VA Amer
ifan ia hHn ffaHslsss al0ui slsblssn
fean ago
Ihr fAmnlalienfU nRaliY fanfpsiai
ihfmFfllfa " NJ lhf aplniou ihai ihaso
eAp hai baln fffHY sTlilflnHH ihr
haaia beloved ihsi ihs shiniaa ana
maonhf ~ tfsfela $50 ~ dffainf "a
natlHnlr lNaH lNallng sffel affaes,
hai HHiei ~ nfa lHlH iAIH .6lisI
eHii IA iif Hafh NJ ln'lHuanf. nhAe
flf HaofHH 900 lh'llHH ~ saf
fHHla m MlNNf 1853
q faH lls nlieAil aFhHi gfll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29

/ Il firii-fAs ID Coe hAs bssn agsaraed
So ssaisaf t5ofirhfsh tie pBBIfe worEs
f4gfrf-iaNf rifi dftiha shft to cost
rsap sta IRE sagg IA to BE- used By
fqtssFs A AsbPefihr ne THaYf piling.
tapd safh angt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29
FlNbNGER stD TO RtIf
FORCED FRENCH 1f&Hs gBgA GERMANY
aANNNNNNN- Il

PARIS, France, September ~
Germany has accepted the ~
est proposals Of France fpI ? set-
tlemeAt Of the Moroccan dlhcul
tics.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-29

After visiting tie falls t4emse.Ees
and tic site Of tie new park, III parts
adjOuFned ~ Camp Three ~ the r-.-r
Of Frog Lane, block Eva ~ Wa
kahalull Lane. This eountry, baulng
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-04
Nothing Forgotten.

There is nothing-Do, nothing-inno-
cent or good. that dies and is forgot
ten. Let us hold TO that faith or none
An infant, prattling child. dying in
the cradle, will live again in the bet
ter thoughts Of those that loved it and
play its part through them in the re-
deeminc actions Of the world. though
its body be burnt to ashes. or drowned
in the deep sea. Forgotten, Oh. if
the deeds Of human creatures could be
traced to their source, how beautiful
would even death appear For how
much charity, mercy and purified az.
lection would be seen TO have their
growth in dusty dickens
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-04
POULTRY SHOW CLOSES:
WAS BIG SUCCESS

HOQUIAM Dec. 4.-The second
annual poultry show by the Grays
Aarbor Poultry association. closed
MS doors yesterday at HoQuiam after
'sne of the most successful shows
held in this section of the state
Nore than $50 birds were entered
and the value OF the entire exhibit
dion was more than $1,000
The judging was done by W. NJ
Goats, of Vancouver. who left yester
day for Portland TO assist in the judg-
ING of birds al that show.
Fred Johnson, of Tacoma. we'll
Known fancier, was probably the larg
est winner Of prizes, his birds OF va
gioUs varieties being Of excellent
glass Johnson is one OF the fairest
poultry men in the business and hs
introduction to Chehalis county poul.
Try enthusiasts is welcomed.
The best Barred Rock Cock in the
SNOW was the property of Beaver
Brothers of Aberdeen. The bird ar
rived here last year the day of the
show. but was under weight and did
not win, although many predicted he
~ould be a winner this season.
The display of pigeons of F. J. llton
ca Tacoma, was a feature of the show
The trophies given by the various
commercial organizations are on dis
-Dlay in the windows of the show room
The attendance has not been up to
authorization
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-04
PRACTICAL SYMPATHY.
A Pretty incident In the Career ~
Rosa Bonheur

We are not brothers for nothing"
Rosa Bonheur once wrote in testing
affection to her brother lsidore. And
in truth the wonderful. quaint. boyish
little woman. with her bright eyes,
cropped curls and breezy ways, was
almost more brotherly chum than 4
sister to the "Dodore' whom she 30
dearly loved
Much of the time on her country es-
tate, in her studio and among her ami
mails, wild and tame. she wore the
masculine costume which her manner
Of life required, 10 wear which she had.
with one other woman. famous ex-
plorer and archaeologiSt. received ex-
press permission from the French gov
ernment. Yet this very n2aniSh little
person was far from uuv0rDan!y in her
>ynnathieS. and her lates. biography
records 2 pretty incident related by her
friend. Joseph Verdler The landscape
painter:
One evening she was dining with me
and some friends. Among the friends
was 4 young lady recently married.
who gave US an account Of he furnish
ing OF her house. All the rooms were
furnished except the dining room. For
this last her husband could not yet give
her the money, and She was compelled
to hold her little receptions in her
sleeping room.
After dinner Rosa asked me for a
large shee; Of drawing paper and
while we We're talking she shetched
delightful hunting scene. which she
signed with her full name. Then. I'M
{ over Of 4 general conversation on
music, while tea was being served she
approached the young wife and said to
her:
Take this picture TO Tedesco on
Your return II Paris. and he viii give
you AT leas. 800 francs for #. Then
you Will he able 10 furnish your dining
room
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-04
OUR PULLING TONGUE.
Snass Foreigner Strikes In Trying C
Master English.

In spite of certain undeniahle dis
advantages the English language
steadily makes Roadway. There are
few tongues 50 hard to master. one
foreigner who has had his troubles but
has won his way 10 Il perfect command
Of the language. has presented in the
Bookman some of the humorS and
some of the difficulties which belong
to this richest of living lanyuag eS.
As boy heard a fantastic Turkish
legend which to my mind aptiy Illus.
trates the actual facts concerning the
origin and formation of modern Eng
lish
After creating the first parents al
each Of the races. de story runs. Allah
took 2 largo Iia'a ~ meat and. cut
ting il into slices. distributed them
among all the people L. serve them a.
tongues. For some reason the English
man was absent when the others re.
ceiVed their share. 81 last he came
into the presence = his Maker and
IL mute humility begged him 10 PUT =
tongue into bis mouth But nothing
N.'''N -
obliged To cut Il lirJe niece from the
tongues of all the others. and joining
these pieces he fashioned a tongue fol
the EnGliShman
The orthography Of the English Ian
cuace does not by any mems contain
all Of a foreigner troubles. One OF
the most rerp.eNins characteristics o:
the tnsAsh tongue Is The fact that a.
rule the same word has different
meanings NJ! diotlonary gives TO the
VERBS see lead. ho'd ana draw four
Teen elsh'e'A' nineteen ana 'hlTt!-iWo
meanings re l3Ne'y. Now Tor Tor
eisner 10 lie "o'e to distinguish ali
tnese Farl"n> meanings Is t7eineA-
dous 'aSh. he words which have
only one or two meanings are com
paratively few Is it surprising that
foreigner j. often puzzled 10y the nu-
merouS and sometimes opposite mean
inss Of many an English word: jus
as an illustration. consider the perplez-
ity Of peT>everlns Frenchman over
the meaning Of the word fast.
us horse Sair. he so Queek Wha'
you say:
Yes he is & fast horse
All. pardon. monsieur hut yor-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-04

Unique among government JOBS" is
that II the two women who ST side by
side down in the basement u the
treasury department and spend the en-
tire day going through the contents
of the department waStebashet They
are searching for stray bonds hecks
and bills that may through some mis-
hap have fallen into the basket The
positions Of the two women ale more
important than their place CA The treas
ury rolls would indicate. for some time
back one OF them i>hed up a $4,000
United States coupon bond The two
women have been doing tni~ work for
wears and have saved to the govern
ment the amount q their annual Sala-
reS hundred times over-Phllade
phia Record
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-04
AN UNFOUGHT DUEL.
And the Reply Southey Prepared Fe'
Byron's Chalenoe.

Lord Byron once sent q challeng, to
Southey. the poet. The quarrel which
ed lu the challenge had sprung from
severe criticism Of nyrons work b.
the future poet laureate. 1t happened
that the friend 10 whom the challenge
was intrusted. Douglas Kinnaird was
too sensible IL deliver it, and 50 the
duel never got beyond the merest pre-
liminarie>. SouIaey nevertheless, in
full expectation Of the challenge, had
prepared letter TO send in reply.
This letter J. Roger Rees quotes in
The Pleasures OF Bookworm." Ii
follows
Sir have the honor of acknowl-
edging the receipt Of your letter and
do myself the pleasure of replying 10
it without delay.
In affairs Of this kind the partners
ought to meet upon equal terms. But
to esta blish the equality between you
and me there are three things which
ought to he done. and then a fourth
also becomes necessary before ! can
meet you on the field.
"First.-You must marry and have
four children. Please be particular
in having them all girls.
"Second.-You must prove that the
greater part Of the provision which
you make for them depends upon your
life. and you must be under a bond of
1900 not to be hanged. not TO com
NIT suicide and not 10 be killed in d
duel. which are the conditions upon
which l have effected an insurance Of
my own life for the benefit of n,
wife and daughters.
Third Il must tell three direct false
hoods concerning YOU upon the hust-
inCs or in some other not less pubic
assembly. and shall neither be alb,
to do this nor TO meet you afterwarU
in the manner you propose unless YOU
can perform the fourth thing viii
THAT You must convert me from II,
Christian religion.
Till all this is accomplished our di>
pute must be carried On without Il
use Of any more iron than is nece>
sary for blackening oar ink and mend
ing our pens or any more lead THAI
enters into the composition Of the L
inburch Review.
Il have the honor t. subscribe In
self, sir, YOURS, with al proper conS.l
GRAFTON. ROBERT S0JTUEY.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-04
PAPER BOXES.
One Industry Alone Uses 1000 Differ
ent SECS and Shapes

4 THOUSAND machines of many types
and sizes and designed for many lur-
poses are used today in the manufac-
ture Of paper boxes. This assortment
Of machines i absolutely necessary.
for the number Of styles Of cardboard
boxes used for packing all sorts Of
articles is without limit
According to the Edison Monthly. one
industry alone. the making Of pens,
pencils and erasers. requires boxes Of
1000 different sizes and shapes.
Paper box making. one e the new
out important industries q this couu-
uy. has made is greatest IgoSro>S
during the last half ceutur! and par
ticularly within tie last twenty yeaI>
after modern machinery had been in
troduced The business has assumed
wonderful proportions il New York
city where the capital invested OK
ceed> SJU4o0u
OAe hundred years ago there was 10
taincr OF those DAYS consisted # moth.
in- more than a heavy sheet Of paper
wrapped around the article To he car
riel In time some progressive person
conceived the idea Of cutting part wy
through the paper I'll order "a make i
fold mora re- lil~ Win Ills four SO
81 wrapper X la a.aa the custom ~
III K the loose e. = in 10 rreven, the
contents slipping out.
From This was evolved the idea Il
scoring the paper - , ,- the sides
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-04
ELECTION is UNANIMOUS

ELMA, Dec. with the city cleo
ton TO take place next Tuesday there
has been no other ticket placed in
the field, and il is not likely that there
will be another set of candidates.
However all those that vote can
write in or paste in the names OF any
citizen that they consider qualified
for the various Offices.
The candidates on the Citizens tick
et. the only ticket so far in the field
are as follows: For mayor. L. |.
Wakefield; for treasurer, A. /. Callow,
for councilman. J. B. kirkaldie, James
Clancy and J. H. Brewer. These
men are the present occupants Of
their various positions.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-04
CLOCK VICTIM OF HOtOUP

HOQUIAM, Dec. 3.-Otto Clock
sell known bartender reported TO the
police yesterday that he was held
sp ana robbed Friday night on his
say home. J. a Acteson. verifying
Clock story, saving that he saw
Glock struggling with a person near
ais home that evening, but paid no
attention TO the matter believing
that both men We're intoxicated He
says another party standing in front
q his home witnessed the holdup
and then followed in the direction
Of the rohber
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-04
PLAN TO INVADE
OLYMPlCS ON TOUR

HOQUIAM, Dec. 2-The Mountain
GERS. mountain climbing and explor-
ing club. with headquarters in Seat
tie. is planning 10 invade the Olym-
pics next summer on an exploring
trip Charles Albertson has just re-
turned from a trip into the Quiniault
country for the purpose of finding
out the lay Of the country. The plan
of the Mountaineers is 10 go up the
Elwah river, cross the divide and
come down into the Quin;ault coun-
try. Trails will be cut out so that
pack horses will be able TO make the
trip.