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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08

trimming them a little. as Il barber
gives our youth Il hair cut every three
weeks time and labor wasted. for NJ
good is done. Others 20 to the Other
extreme and slash the whole top off
fiat as though done with Il giant
scythe, though often the falling branch
es tear the bark down below the cut
and the wounds are left to heal if they
can-in these latter cases well nigh an
impossbility.
Just why people will trust any Ia
borer to trim trees. either in street OF
garden. is Il question hard to answer
for if ever expert advice or labor is
needed about plant life it is in the
training of trees. All cities of note
throughout the east employ Il corps OF
trained primers under the direction OF
one who knows a trees every Ill and
the remedy therefor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08
How to Stop
Dri nkin g

We are in earnest when we ask YOU
to try ORRINE at our expense, We
will give your money back. if after a
trial you fail to get results from OR
RlNE. This is a very generous offer.
/; gives the wives and mothers of those
who drink to excess an opportunity to
try the ORRINE treatment. It also
shows our confidence in the merits of
ORRINE. ORRlNE is recognized as
as the best and most successful rem
edN the world has ever known for
Drunkenness or the so-called Liquor
Habit. 1t is very simple treatment,
can he given in the home without pub
Lefty or loss of time from business, and
at small price.
ORRINE is prepared in two forms.
No. |. secret treatment, powder. ali
solutely tasteless and odorless given
secretly in food or drink. ORRlEE
No. :, in pill form, is for those who de-
sire to take voluntary treatment. OR
RINE costs only $1.00 box Write
for Free Orrine Booklet tmailed in plain
sealed envelope) to ORRlNE CO., Or
rine Building. Washington. -. G. OR
RINE is recommended and is for sale
in this city by the Aberdeen Drug CO.,
corner Heron and III streets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08

cere followers of their separate arts
but as for their veracity-pshaw. No
body makes pies nowadays us mothei
used to make them.
The art is not lost. but that wonder
full union of youthful appetite and ma
ternal handiwork is no more The pie
might be as good if you could by con
jury turn back the wheel of time and
test ii with the same righteousness
and the same palate. But this is i'm
possible. and therefore we say. There
are no pies today like those our moth
ers made
Because Of this many sweet tenn
pered woman has stood for years the
constant tagging of hungry hus.
band for some bread like mother
used to make" Hundreds and hun
dreds of times she has been told if
only she could cook like his mother
| how heartily he would eat. Not in
| frequently this same maligned wife is
better cook and neater housekeep-
er than her husbands mother. But
the trouble comes in that he is ideal.
izing his mothers cooking. He is for
| getting that his palate has been dull.
ed by plug tobacco and whisky and
politics. He thinks he is tasting with
the same smack and sensitiveness that
he did in the days when he grabbed
fried cakes red hot from the kitchen
table and ate himself into a dream of
COLLINS and headless horsemen
He forgetS the dream. but he re.
members the fried cakes. I wonder
if can make him remember the time
ne ate six fried cakes. glass of jelly
and two pieces Of mince pie. all made
by mother:
He awoke that night along about
1l:43 with terrible pain under his
mighty II was not well behaved
main. hut one Of those chain lightning
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08

Paris intends to make the city
streets teach history to the children.
The municipal council is expected soon
to pass Il bill requiring that the his
torical significance and dates of events
shall be added to the street name
signs. Practically every important
street in the city is named in honor OF
some famous man or victory.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08
KNOW HOW TO TRIM TREES?
Many Cities Destroying Them Fer
Lack of Knowledge

In both western and eastern journa Is
there abounds plenty of good advice as
to trimming trees. In spite of all this
good advice everybody sees the most
shocking butchery of many street trees
in many cities. Some are mincingly
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08
WAY TO HOLD TRADE.

The ObIisins and Careful Retail Store
keeper Will Win Every Time.
Most of u.s. said MI Shovelton
"are looking out for ourselves. think
well all admit that, The trouble
with most of us is that we don't do
this ntelligently- are ways think
ing of ourselves and our own interest
only. and that's where we slip IA cog
Let me Illustrate.
II buy fruit to carry home. I've done
that for-wel. a good many years. and
for long time | bought around in
various pieces. Then one day some
years ago stopped at a store where
liked the looks of the fruit and where.
as noticed Il moment later. the paper
bags We're Il little heavier than those
] had been accustomed to find. The
bags here cost the dealer more maybe
a quarter or half cent more apiece,
but | liked the looks Of them. They
were good, stout bags that wouldn't
break on the way home.
And when this dealer had put the
fruit in one of these bags he didn't
simply twist the neck of it and hand
1t over to me in a form inconvenieni
to carry. He folded the top of the bag
over and rolled it down to form a
handle. a grip piece. and then he tied
this bundle around securely with
Irvine, thus making it up altogether
into bundle that WAS secure and
handy to carry.
"Of course liked all that. and |
found that he always did up his pack
ages so. or sometimes he put on II
wood and wire handle. but always he
made the package secure and handy
for me. He had some thought for
me. and I've been buying of him ever
since. and if he should move Id follow
him. would go out of my way to
trade with him.
"The moral is this: Any small store
keeper. if his goods are right. can
build up a trade and hold it and in
crease it if he has the intelligence and
the human quality that prompt him
faithfully to consider not himself alone,
but as we'll the wants and interests of
his customers New York Sun.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08

in the middle of THE MIDNIGHT YELL
YOU. all at once and with both feet.
Probably you recall the yell you let
out when the lightning struck. Moth
pr and father came hurting in. dress
ID rather negigee as to habiiments.
but well clothed in the garments OF
concern and apprehension lest you be
dying.
You know how you held your tum
my. rocked back and forth in bed and
yelled for paregoric. Father said.
"Uh. hull thought So" and mother
flew madly downstairs after the hot
water bottle and mustard.
II missed pie and some pre-
serves" she told father an hour later
when the storm in your bread basket.
ike a tempest in teapot. had some
what subsidized.
Wake up. mani 1t isn't your wife's
cooking. lis you.
What you need to do is to run around
barefoot again without IL hat. Get up
early and 30 fishing. Dig your own
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08
THE MERE MANS
VIEWPOINT
PIES MOTHER MADE
By BYRON WILLIAMS

\iEWfIEEE no
long ago ! came
upon IL story eli
titled The Lure
of Lemon Pie
The artist. hay
ing caught the in
spiration. ha d
drawn the picture
of Il wee cabin
across the front
of which in home
made letters ap-
peared the sign
Pies Like Moth
er Used to Make
Now. | have II,
doubt that botl.
the writer oi
the story and the
artist who Illus
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08

affairs that make
one think be has
swallowed I b e
mort Invest end Of
an ctric
st or IN. SigZaCs.
thunder and all.
When the pain
comes on II ar
riveS like n mem
Der Of the Black
: II o G. K ing club
making the home
plate on Il three
has hit when
so m @ b o d v is
throwing in from
center field hat
is. il landS right
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08
EXPERT PIANO TUNER

Chas. w. Pressley-EXpert Piano
Tuner and Repairer. Give your work
TO man who knows how. Work
guaranteed. Leave orders at Harlan's
Book store, Aberdeen or Hoeuiam. tf
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

City subscribers failing to receive
the Herald by 6 p. m. on Mondays
and Thursdays will please notify the
City Messenger Co., Tel. 1891, and a
paper will be sent to the address at
once
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

City subscribers failing to receive
the Herald by G p. m. on Mondays
and Thursdays will please notify the
City Messenger Co, Tel. 1891, and a
paper will be sent to the address at
,OnCe.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08

can't make II boy out of Il man any
more than you can make Il man out OF
1 boy in day 1t takes time auG
you cannot expect 10 get back into
your Old form after one days exercise
But you will notice II new taste To th
bread and the roast beef and the puG
ding There will be II better SAVIOR l.,
the biscuits and more tart 70 tn"
sauce Fact is. yea will begin to rhinl
wife is pretty good cook Hf'er all
Why you old dyspeptic son Of II gun
you ought to he ASHAMED - ,huiSrff
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08
No Money In Givina Times Away.

When Il merchant in Il South Dakota
town failed recently one Of his com
retitors., writing about him. said: He
was n good fellow and a good neigh
hor. but Il Troublesome 60 npetitor He
was too free hearted He literally
gave his goods NV. land offered ex,r'
inducements ut that"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08

bait: don't buy
it at the corner
drug store. Take
your lunch Stay
all day and chug
stones until your
arm aches. Play
duck on the rOch
and blindman'>
buff and punp
poup-pull away
and tag and In
dian and scout
DO all t h e $ e
things in one
day and then go
home and tackle
some of wife's
c o q k i n e. OF
course it wont
be real. AS q,
vore. for you
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08

The steamer CHAMPION will make
Sunday, leaving Montesano ar. a.
m, Cosmopolis, S; Aberdeen 8, and
Hoquiam, 9:20. Returning, leaves
Westport, 4 p. m.
One fare for Round Trip
PETER WILSON. Master.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08
TIME CARD
fl
STEAMER CHAMPION

Arrive Montesano 500 p. m.
Will land at North Jetty Wednes
days and Saturdays.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-08
SUM MONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
WASHINGTON FOR CHEHALIS
CnI,NrnN
The evening world., 1911-03-01

While shc take, a rest m the coucn. Everywoman makes hersen u"m IL
as ornamental by serving lobster a la Newburg IDLY chewing N ome ".
The party lasts SO long thai Beauty dies, killed b. laeh hours no uo"o' 80
n 10 mistakng The symbolic significance of her untnney EN- NanTN, us -
something Of n shock to Everywoman. who. when she looks into hr m"' w.
sees Truth there. lets fly a champagne bottle n smashes the shs Al inns
pOnt Wealth dscrecuy wthdraws
Without Beauty. Every woman ceases TO shne as a star nd Is N n mood 10
take az active part in the New Years Eve Gebraton N broadway. whch
tn big spectacuLa feature of thu play. Thiss scene is IKE me real ming
with its swNng crowds its earpiercng noises n Its rotous foMeS 9'ase
nag George Marion has turned 1t loose with a seemingly reckless ut weH-
trained hand.
The morality iieai is lost. IN the crowd until vice trips along in treacherous
green. ans aner giving a pckpocket a helping hand walks off with Wealth
And o Eveywoman standing in a snowstorm like the long-sunering heroine
of meodrama h is gone but not forgotten. sees her dead Youth orne intoa
more tina anywheree else perhaps the play proves itself a gorhcation of the
obvious.
In the last act Everywoman returns home to md King Love awaiting her
he Doesn't eognR him at once perhaps because he Is in his shirtseeves
bt all doubts are removed when Truth acknowledges lin to be her son Then
Modesty tap at the window and In tut Of the wicked world.
Miss Laura Nelson He'll gives Everywoman a good figure out little imastna'
<ton. There is n 10 dignity nor humanity in Ter Characterization, and 10 music in
her voice. For charm Of icdon an manner 1t Is necessary to turn to Miss
Patricia CoNnge. who is delightfully."- appealing as Youth. Cooper CNme makes
the best OF Nobody. h serves as a sort Of Chorus when he is not INDUCING In
pun n plays on his name 1t may be added here that the humor is of the
most simple sort. Miss Vida Bennett eves Conscience a mall voice, but II
has SO much singing to d 10 that is seldom still 1t as a surprse-and a
rather pleasant me Frederic de- enevile fairly eks OF money as Wealth,
tut he has lost some Of his old time distinction along with ais mustache. Mrs
IL Moyne shows tina Truth has a hard rw to travel
The evening world., 1911-03-01
A New ARSENE
LUPIN Story

end Of II an Old boat lay fastened.
This IA where Bresson must nave
hung his parcel. or. rather. ~
shears went down tho incline and IA"
that. as the ank sloped very gehtly'
and tho water was low. he would casly
IND tho parcel unless 'Ho
three men had been there FIRST,
NO. no." he said to himself. they
have not had time . y quarter OF
an hour at most And yet "hy
did they come this way?'
A mar was sitting In the boat. hshing'
Shears asked him;
"IIave you seen three men on bl'
cyclcs?'
The angler STOCK his cad
The Eu%glishman insisted:
yes. yes Three men .
They stopped only u few yards from
where you are
Tine angler put his rod under his arm.
took a notebook from his pocket. wrote
something on one OF tie pages. tore Il
out and handed II 10 Shears.
A great thrill shook the Englishman.
A a glance IN the middle OF the page
which he held IN his nand. no recognized
Inc letters torn from the picture book
DEllNOP II Il Il O-237
The sun hung heavily over the river,
The angler had resumed has work, ste.-
tered under the huge Dr.m OF his straw
nat. his Jacket and NaIsteuat lay folded
on MS SIDE. lie hshed attentlyely. while
tie noat OF his line rocked IDLY on the
current.
Qulte a minute elapsed. a minute OF
solemn and awful silence,
Is II me-" thought Shears. with an
almost painful anxiety.
And then no truth burst upon him:
1T Is hel II IS he! lie alone IA
capaOle OF sitting like that, without d
,rrmor Of uneaslncss, without tho leas,
ieal as 70 what Will happen.
And who else could know tho story OF
Inc picture book? Alice must have told
MIN by her messenger"
suddenly the Englishman felt that nh
hand, that his own hand, had selzod
mo butt-end OF MS revolver ana tntt
his eyes were nXed on tho mans back
iust below tho neck, ono moycmauI
AID tho whole play was finished, d
touch OF the trigger and the NO OF IN,
TRANCE Adventures mad come to a mis-,
cradle end.
Tho angler did not stir.
sRsaTs nsgyoasIy grivpsd his wsspsl
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his pockets. proves In the hrst place that
no knows he's followed. and in the sec
ond that he's not afraid"
still. were running MIN pretty hard
NJ matter. he can slip through our
fingers In a minute II no wants. Hes
too sure OF himself."
Come. come. you're getting at me!
There are two cycllst police at tho door
Of that cafe over there. II | decide to
call on them and to tackle our friend
| should like TO know lOw mes going TO
slip through our fingers
our friend does not seem much put
out By that contingency. And he's call
ing on them himself"
by Jupiter said Ganimard, the
cheek of the fellow
The man In fact had walEsl up 10
the two policemen just as these were
preparing to mount their bicycles. lie
spoke a few words TO them ana then,
suddenly, spraag upon a tAlrd bIcycl
which was leaning against he wall OF
the cafe. and rode quickly with the
two policemen.
The E%nglishman burst with laughter:
There, what did | tel. you? on
before we knew wacrc We were. ana
with two OF .OIr colleagues, NJ, CAM
mard! All, he looks a!te. h.Iself. does
AIseue lAplls WIN N1AAAnA lplltetltN
IN his pay Didn't / tell YOU our trlend
was A great deal too AIN
What them criea Ganimard, an
grily. what could / do2 LIS very
easy to laugh!'
Come. come. don't 30 cross. Wei.
have our revenge, For the moment
what We want IS relntorcc.-ents."
''Folenfant is waiting for me- at IN,
end of the Avenue de Ncu..y"
IAN right, pick nIn up and Join me
both OF YOU
GanlmArd went away. while Shear.
followed the racks Ot the bieyeles
which were easily visible on the dIst a.,
the road because tNo Of the macnln..
were fitted with grODved tires. And d.
soon saw that these tracks we're lead.
Iuy MIN to tho bank Of tho Seine an.
that the three men had turned IN IN,
same direction as Ericsson on the .r..
ylous evening. He -hus cane - tD,
xate against which ho himself had 1li.
den with uunlmard and. Il little turtheI
on, no saw a tangle ut groOyed line.
which showed that they had stoppel
there. Just opposite n lit'e neck vi
land ,uttsd INTO the RIVER and u "a.
The evening world., 1911-03-01
By Maurice lie Blanc

around them. He burst out laughing:
Heaven help US. It's friend Ganimardi
Now that's very wrong Of you.
Ganlmard. You have no right to IRE
except In self-defense. Docs
poor Arsene make 20 30 furious that
you forget your dutiesf Hullo.
he's starting againl go But. wrstchsd
maltre here"
He made a bulwark of his body for
Shears and. standing UP In the boat
facing Ganimard:
There. now don't mind! 80
Aim here. Ganimarc. straight at my
heartl Higher to thu
left Missed again you
clumsy beggarl 80 Another shotY
$50 But you're trembling. Ganlmard.
49, At the word OF command. emf
n steady nov one, two
three, fire! Missed Dash IL all.
why does the Government give you toys
tor plstolsY'
lie produced a long. massive. dat -
yolyer and fred without taking aim,
The inspector lifted his hand to H..
hat; a bullet had made a hole through
II.
What do you va 20 that. Gan
mardf All. this is a better make
Has on. gentlemen. this Is the revolver
Of my uoOle FRIEND, Alaltre HolmlocA
Shedrs!"
And he tossed the weapon to tho
bank, right at the Inspectors feet.
Meantime crowds nad gathered un
either side OF tho river and Ganimar
and his men we're following the raft,
which swung down the stream, carried
very slowly by the current. II msaa
inevitable. mathe. 2tical rapturs.
Confess. maitre." cried Lupln, turn
ing T. the Englishman, nat you would
not give up our seat for all the glli
In the Transyaal! You are In the mrs,
row Of the stalls! But. nrst and be-
fore all. the prologue after
which we will skip straight to the NTH
act, the capture or the escape OF Ar
stns Lupin. Therefore. my dear
maitre. | have one request TO make OF
you and | beg you TO answer yes or NJ.
10 save all ambiguity. Cease Interesting
yourself IN this business, There 10 ys.
time and | am sun able TO repair the
harm which you have done Later on {
shall not be. 20 you agrser'
No"
(Ts Be Continually
The evening world., 1911-03-01
1.-THE Blonde Lady"

"She spoke to him. said the English
man to himself.
1t was an intuition rather h a a GER
tainty. but stronS enough TO induce hin
10 alter his tactics. Leaving the girl lie
set of on the track OF the sham beggar.
They arrived IN this way. one behind
the other. on the Place Saint Ferdinand.
and the man lowered long round Bres-
sons house, sometimes raising his eyes
10 the second lioor windows and watch
ing the people VINO entered the house,
At the end Of an hours time, he
climbed to the top Of a tram-car that
was starting for Neu!lly. Shears
climbed up also and sat down behind
the fellow at some little distance beside
a gentleman whose features were con.
cealed by the newspaper which he was
reading. When they reached the forth
cations, the n%ewspa per was lowered
Shears recognized Ganimard and Gan
imard. pointing to the fellow. said In his
ear.
ITS Dur man OF last night. the one
who followed Bresson. He's been hang
ing round the square for an hour"
Nothing new about Bresson?'
"Yes, a letter arrived this morning ad-
dressed to him"
This morning? Then II must have
been posted yesterday, before the writer
knew of Bresson's death"
Just so. II IS with the examining
magistrate, but | can tell you the exact
words: He accepts no compromise. lie
wants everything. the hrst thing as well
as those OF the second business. IL not,
ne will take steps And no signature
added Ganimard. las you can see,
those few lines won't be OF much use to
u.s.
Il don't agree with you at all. NJ.
Ganlmard, on the contrary | consider
them very interesting"
And why, bless my soul3"
For reasons personal to myself" sald
shears, with the absence OF ceremony
with which ne was accustomed to treal
his colleague.
The tram stopped at the termlnu, IN
the Rue du Chateau. The man climbs,
down and walked away quietly.
Shears followed so closely on his heel,
that Gan!mard took alarm.
~ no turns around we arc dons.'
"He won't turn around now"
VIVA dc you know about itr'
Gle Is an accomplice Of Arsene Lupln
and the fact that an accomplics OF Lupi,
walks away IKE that. with his hands y
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with a fierce longing TO nre n rave
done with II and at the same time with
horror OF a deed against which his
nature revolted. Death was certain. 1t
would be- over.
Oh" he thought. ''lst him get up.
let him defend himself. II not
he will nave only himself to blame
- Another second and /
fre."
But a sound of footsteps made him
turn his head and he saw Ganimard ar
rive accompanied by the inspectors.
Then. changing his Idea. he leaped for
ward. sprans at one bound INTO the
boat. breaking the painter with the
force OF the jump. fell upon the man
and held hin In "A close embrace. They
botl rolled to the bottom OF the boat.
"Well?" cried Lupin. struggling And
then? What does this prove? suppose
one OF "a reduces the other to I'M
potence: what Will he have gained !
Iou VIII not know what to DO with me
nor | with you. We snail stay here
like u couple Of foOls!'
The two oa.s slipped into the water.
The boat began to drltt. Mingled ex-
CARNATIONS resounded along tao bank
and Lupin continued.
Lord. what u business! Have you
lost all sense OF thlnssR Fancy
being 80 silly at your age You great
schJolbOyl You ought 10 be ashamed
tie succeeded IN releasing himself.
Exaggerated. resolved 10 stick al
nothing. Shears put MS hand In MS
pocket. An oath escaped n.m. Lupin
mad taken his revolver.
Then hu tnTeS himself on his knees
and tried TO catch hold OF one OF the
oars, In o. der 10 pun % the shore. while
Lupln made desperate efforts after tne
other. IN order 70 pun out 10 mid
stream.
Get ~ Missed Il" said Lupin.
However. Il makes no difference .
II you get your a III prevent your
using Il. $50 And youIl do as much
for me. 49, But there! In No We
Arrive % act without tho least
reason. for rs always fate that decides
-. There. yOl see, fate well,
she'. deciding FOR her old friend Lupln!
$50. victory! Tho currents ~Iayorlns
me-
Ths boat. In fact, Wa. drifting away.
Look OUT" cried Lup'n.
Some one on the bank pointed a re-
yolver. Lupln du'Ned his head; IL shot
rang ouSs . little water sparted w