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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
IIeusands Drown, Famine Stalks
in Path of Great Flood

'on my way 10 Hanchow." said
Little. tho steamer passed over
places that had oncc been fields far
from the river. Tho whole country
aide has been turned into an I'm
mensc lake. Thousands have been
drowned and famine Is already grip
pinx the survivors. and conditions
AIRS steadily sruwinx worse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
lhehot Denies Owning
Coal Property in Alaska

" Ssose TO The STAR
- AhDs Alaska. Sept. Ia
Pinchot attended a mass
Ia. las called To discuss the
- sltuatton. and Insisted on
: listener ~ well az speaker.
&c he came to Alaska to learn
man to teach. and that I'M
~ gone further with his
msesusafion he was not ready
nnoance definite conclusions.
+ ~ ming, hs said. was certain
ns people Of Seward and 9th.
s-ss ns should get together on a
!. = then send strong delegations
ss.ss s'n,nsfon TO fight for ii. Such
he believed, would result
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N. GOO Rsuard.


kissiMMEE. Fis.. Sept. fs.--is
10 rumered here today that Sister
Sadie Marchans Of the Shaker col.
ony committed suicide. and that
Slater Sears and Brother Gillette
deliberately planned TO confess to
the ehlorofosmira rather than per.
NIT her lapse from the rigid Shaker
rule 20 stain her memory.
u 10 reported that the two wish.
ed the friends Of the dead woman
70 continue 70 revere her memory.
Both Of the accused Shakers. how.
ever. deny shss report
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ia
Wills Polk. W. n Favslie aud Ciar.
enee u. Ward today compose the
architectural commission which wsll
have general supervision OF tire Do
signing and erection OF buildings
for tho Panama Pacirlc exposition
in 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
AVIATOR FALLS
INTO OCEAN

SANTA CRUZ. Cal. Sept. 10.
While trying out HE cursiss ma
chino. Marry edwards. . ean
Francisco sewspspss man who
has taken w aviation. plunged
into the Pacific ocean ABOUT roo
yards from shore ard 10 today
recovering from HE fail. which
resulted IN no serious injury 10
hirseif. His machine. ho~ss-
sr. 10 considerably damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
i'en a Press Agent Has Feelings;
Ibis One Sues for Big Damages

- nanker. a theatrical press
~, srflved in this city last
enthusiastically prepared to
Y The duties Of his new job.
Elss ~ y 90 to work for Alex
" ~ hadn't gone further than
- ,na yesler when a motor car
shs n]zing along and hunted
' ~ feet due north; then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
CIRCUIT ARRESTED

NEW YORK. Sept. IA war.
rant for the arrest OF Edward
circuit. former comptroller OF New
York and now president Of the
Union Bank OF Brooklyn. on a
charge az contempt Of court. was
issued In brooklyn today by SUI
prcme Justice Putnam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
PITY JOHN D.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 10.
On account Of an Increase
u more than 200 per cert over
last yssr's valuation Of hla
property. John .. Hocksfesisr
protested shs tar apprsissrsent
~ his Forest hiii sstsss-
When his legal representa-
tive appeared before the county
commissioners here today. the
protect ~ss ignored.
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|0lDS ike THAT DECISION
AGAINST TW0-CEnT RATE

ukW YORK. Sept. is.--Raii.
- here today are uniting 20
! p Tie United States supreme
El 70 uphold the decision OF
9oeFal Judge Ganborr nullifying
: Mlnnesota z-cent fare Law.
8 decision vas heraided by the
1eas - . guarantee Of federal
escslou to capital engaged In
1yo5tafion against so-caIIed re-
'esivs laws psssed BY state lexfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16

~ FRANCESCA BEDDING.
n beginning my eighteenth
- h vaudeville this season A
1879. | cnll myself. aad. as such.
I've 1 birdseye view OF the
vnstyille stage
asypnsecn years ago vaudeville
- usds up Of animal. clown and
esr.hstic acts. with now and then
Z suuxh musical number A man
rnned Abel. was fnsaassr TOT
Traha variety houses then and |
- 10 him.
sDo you know. the time is com
y Wien your knoekabout acts In
S1r6evills uill tire out the puhiicF
- yos viii have to draw ca the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16

legitimate stage Zoe q large per-
centage Of your attractions"
Mr. Abner didn't agree with me.
but the Idea that had expressed
stuck In my mind aud finally /
adopted that famous old diaios.
The Happy Palr." and started out
In variety az they called Il thea
II took frutn the start. II was
clean and refreshing and Il attract,
ed 70 the vaudeville houses q new
class IT patrons. have lived 20
see my prophecy cone true.
To-day the vaudeville stage, as
We all know. Is doing it's beat TO
draw from tho legitimate stage the
best that the latter has.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
THE MARKETS

~ ss1nsvsrs srs rss sve~~ss psssss
49, - IN: tsss! .hss~ssssss - sss9l
eo~es go essJe<s % vssfsftss. seess9lao
- sssshe~es and sesevsi esestlssss. 80
These pxt~e>. uetess eshss~t Indicated
go f.s sesi<ftg ns<f oss4pal
Washington Ranch .s.... al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
HOW TO SEE COMET
WITH NAKED EYE

About September a.. astronomers
say. II viii be possible for Seattle
people To see with tho naked eye.
tho latest heavenly wandorer.
Brooks comet. II can easily be
seen now with the aid OF blnoeu.
lars.
To find the comet locate the
Northern Cross. which In nearly
overhead early In the evening
Draw an Imaginary line from the
star AZ the head OF the cross,
Dcneb. 10 Vega. the moet brilliant
altar In the zenith.
Look back along this imaginary
line \ distance na great az tho
handle Of the Great Dippsr and
then about 10 degrees toward the
north star The hazy. luminous
film IL Brooks comet.
Early In the evening tho comet
viii be nearly overhead.
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The financial district here today
Is eondemning the action Of the
house Of governors. In session NJ
Spring Lake. n. J.. IN taking ex-
ception 10 the Minnesota case and
rebuking Judge Sanborn. The
governors declared that should
the United States supreme court
uphold the sanborn decision. the
states would be reduced TO mere
provinces of centralized powers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
GALE on EXCHANGE

rinS-rSSSn f0sfdISr nnd r56niinr House
nicely furnished plenty bsafdefA fef
small piece ~ land 9Th house. near fiif
~ acres west si1a u Lake Washing
ton. nrfss cleared. f1-fDpfa modern
bsasAloNs pfiee tia.ees free ana clear.
VIII trade all ~ part for Seattle horne.
acres 81 Colby on county road new
house.. stream ~ satsr. VIII make fine
fhisken ranrhs prizes $780, terms. $50
cash. baiAnre $50 per menth
NffEfTT REALTY CO.
T9e New YORK Block
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CHINESE BUTCHER" =
IS ORD Erred OUT

ny Vott<1 trr~s lsa.p1 Wtset
PGkiNo. sept te.--vsen
chuu eusn. . pitiisss sup
prcssor Of outbreaks and the
Butcher Wsyicr" OF China.
has been ordered 10 ess chuen
10 uueii the rebellion. Tire I'm
pe~iaI edlet containing his or.
dsrs 10 proof that tire situA.
ton 10 beyond the control Of
high officials here. Troops
are being rushed to the district
from every possiols point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16

M ESs 81 ~ Sscssn. MIN
modern bungalow. tnclaftna t@oe worth
~ furniture on one % fhs fn~ft IN
uisfrurfibls view lots IN North Seattle
one block ~ car iines city water. no as
sfssfnents Hers - ono Of the greatest
bar aims on fhs fnarhff tofsy. II yco
cant a home when yea spe this fon
viii buy a. use down. bsisrcs sac
psf month. lhcisdfns interest axt1 Oreso-
wned ~. Tsks phinBey ~. car. Fhons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16

JACKSON REALTY 4 LOAN co.
si,750.00
10 acres south of Port Orchard.
near boat landing. acres OF bot
tom land. acres In cultivation.
acre In orchard. assorted fruit.
all under fence: 6-foot stream
of water running through the
land: also good well at the
house. This is fine f0-acre
piece: lies level. on good road.
$4,000 cash, balance easy terms.
No. il4T.
$4,000
40 acre near Hood canal, part
bottom land. can all be cult
waited: on good county road.
$4,000 cash, balance $1,000 per
month. This Is good buy. No.
1871.
ss5o.oo
6 acres. 3-room house. barn, good
well OF water. all cleared, ready
10 put In crop. on good county
road: $4,000 cash and balance
$1,000 per month; this is a fine
location. close to school. church.
store. postoffice, railroad station.
No. l1i3.
100000
10 acres all cleared, on the Pacific
highway. good auto road: mile
from railroad station. school; all
level; every foot can be cultivat-
ed. $1,000 down and $1,000 per
month.
aud l0-acre tracts near Kent.
good rich bottom land, lying
level; easily cleared: 5000 down
and $500 per month: good title.
abstract, warranty deed.
JACKSON REALTY q LOAN co.
Main ia. Bailey Bldg. Ind. bf0.
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why soT owNl

YOUR OWN HukET
Wh~n as cash and tie psf meath viii
buy = nice modern homs close 70 car
and srho1if
We aiso have q fee choice tots left at
81 domu and % per month VIII help
you get tufu Der % buiid
ENpIBE REALTY co. lac
1ff Hurkr Isi1E
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BURKE 4 FARRAR. INC.


FoH fHUiT AND cHfcKEks
acres west ~ neafiie, 6 boats deity. i9e
fare. one aHd half mile from good
live city on hgund. ons houf - market
fine soil aud level Land Cash so and
$40 paf fneufh. Nea "a about thia
EfilNwOHTH REALTY co.
A
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Fgf Laase@b Of 10 acres a number ~
years for the clearing J. E Davis
Phone aoff
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~~~~>~~<-N~>~>>~< >>~~S~c~~-~>~,~
Lfapd Rapids Auefson 18d Storage Co.
ftfEstp FIRST aV4 viii bur Sour goods %
ssit them GA commission A. T. Fofhs-
ehiId. aaetloneef Msln 1aat. 4 1alt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
A LITTLE FARM
DOUBLES YOUR INCOME

UVVHfsF9D TWIN FIFNVWE
II you buy Kirkland oarden Acres you
can keep your position IN seattle and
make very ueef additional income
Raising rhtfhens vegetables ana fruit
no further away fhaB the North aud
hputh n1aits 81 the rlfys Encfiisnt
Transport att1n from $50 q. IN unfl4
midnight Low fare u & "a cents
80 acre tFaet Of rich loan sgii.
Within easy walking distance Of ne
boat landing. for 1850. on terms % 80
cash. VI ~ mehfhiY. Take hadinon
car and Kirklsna ferry 70 our office
a. flffi4ud nf
nfffgKff n EAnDAn fAfT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
WATER FRONT

F1kE11g scfs frssfs Il 6silsSse. ar son-
Yenirnes# ~ city. finest view on faks
Washington. efoas 10 satsr front. only
fkqe. on very easy terms. Jhese tracts
are only 20 miuutes from Pioneer
Bq9are.
sP Levy CO.
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~ you want ehieksn rsseh see Kauff.
man. Kelly Co. The Lave Wires" aN
northern Rank Tudg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16
DIS MONIES. WASHINGTON

Aft<R Nttttrfftts W = s4fttsNt Wv
The dgubia suburb. midway bsfwsen Rs-
attic aud Tacoma Destined 20 b. the
city o. suburb ~ homes boulevard In
tgfuFtsn railway now building 1ifectlt
through the fy~ns good fhurchs fine
hiEh school. with up-fo -data corps ~
teachers, firsi class boat service WITH
line Of steamers fine water front prop
srty. both Improved and unifnpfafsd.
reasonable terms
II. W. GAY. RESIDENT AGENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16

VIII sacrifice hons on account leaving
ststSf tses stth ave q. isfnins NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16

Interested In motorcycissf Naturally
ryou wish highest perfection. We have II
the great Thor. Its remarkable cndur-
anes carried u 10 victory In twenty five
mile race on the Fourth. iikewiss to third
In tsn-sniis race. Reliable In emergency.
SECURE on pleasure tours, tho Thor IL n
prize 10 cyclists Thor for endurance ~ d
cry time. Let US convince you II pays TO
invest In a Thor. Exclusive agents. q. a
l.. cycle Works. isib ". Pike.
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FOR SALE--WooD AND COAL.
>>~>~H~>~~~~<N<-~-~-~~ ~-~-~-~>~~-~-N~s~>~>~
lhfsnt dust pan with first iead coal
"afn~rssht d Mcleod Phones t1is
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GREAT hIG nARGAIN

Large 1-9ofn house. city water, improve
msnfs IN, good view uf sound and
mountains. q little north ~ park.
hfafks to car psfes ft.f60. 500 essh.
balance 20 suit Take Phinney csr 10
etfh ~
SIZE COTTAGE BEATTY co.
Open SUNDAY Phone white xsf.
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Baker psrs.
ron nALE-Essfdshoss "a sn parts sf
the city.
Member seattle beas Effaf@ ksKociafion
fsfesm modern cotfsge % isfe@ cofnsr
io,. Price fx.ftes tsfms f15 down. ball
hnrs 20 suit
MERRITT REALTY co.
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bietN4 fost1~nrsr tafet 70 . psf tent
with reasonable comm aHidn.
SEATTLE TnuAT COMPANY.
40 Colombia ~ Central Bifs
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nEtL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY To LOAN or IMPROVED
hEATTLE REAL ESTATE At 7 fssH
CENT PIONEER RENT a CoLLEc-
BLDo
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gents on salary or commission. The
greatest agents seller ever produced .
every user OF pen and ink buys on sight I
200 20 500 per cent profit. one agent .
salary amounted 10 $3.50 in six days. an-
al her t17 In two hours Monroe Mfg Co,
AL Ia crosse. wis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-16

CITY All COUNT LDAAs
On Improved or sacnnf property at and
: per cent. sny amount fron tte 10 $500.
Tor Tong Or short Tina. and easy pay
nants. ~ eslsF. Hturtsysnf a Co. ala
lsoaion u.ee9. tecend asd Columbia
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06
LIQUOR IN BOXES.

For years the city OF Tacoma has
been fighting against the sale Of liz
uor behind Enclosures in saloons and
restaurants Nothing ever came OF
it until the commission came into
power. It is true the better element
in the saloon business cut out the
boxes of their own accord But most
of the restaurants high-tone and low
tone persisted in maintaining these
traps where young girls could be
lured by the leperous of society and
piled with liquor, unnoticed The city
of Tacoma for years was powerless
to save the souls of misguided girls
because the protests that poured in
to the council chamber fell fiat against
the logs of intrigue that had been
placed there by virtue of the ward
system then prevailing. Although
willing enough and strong enough to
in every other way maintain high
standard Of Christian life, Tacoma
the city that built a magnificent stadia
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06

and gorgeous church buildings as
magnets for its young people-stood
poverless and defeated when the
ward politician came in the way.
The commission has changed IT all.
There are still some boxes in the res
taurants. But the law enacted since
the commissioners took Office is so
strict and so we'll observed; the sale
of liquor in boxes has come to an
end and this source OF creating social
outcasts no longer exists. For the
first time in the history of Tacoma
when the lifeline is thrown out, there
is nothing TO impede its unfolding IN
til il reaches the drowning victim
and safely hauls her 10 the shores of
more worthy life. Throw out the
life line is no longer the church song
that in a passing moment arouses the
emotions OF goodhearted men and
women; it is now a song whose sweet
melody has penetrated the halls Of
city legislation where the path is
being made smooth so that the throw
ing out as we'll as the hauling in of
the lifeline may no longer be imped-
ed by the sordid interests OF the sor.
did few JOSEPH JACOB.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06
kM.wEEkLY
ABERDEEN HERALD
An Object Lesson

The unseemly wrangle at the meet
ing Of the city council last evening
was good illustration of the utter
weakness Of the present councilmanic
system as could have been devised
That twelve busy men meeting once a
week To take up the loose ends of the
city's business, of which, perforce,
they have Inadequate knowledge,
should be at cross purposes is not
strange. It is the old story Of too
many cooks spelling the broth.
The charges OF the mayor thar a
councilman sought to control the de-
paltmcnts reveals the capacity for
evil presented in the system Of ward
representation. Men who could not
be elected by the entire city may be
secure in their seats in the council for
years if they but succeed in pander-
ing 70 their constituency. The sys-
TEN Of ward representation is respon-
sible for almost all the evils Of NUM-
cipal government in the United States
and the waste in such governments
exceeds the national debt each year
and it is rapidly being discarded, but
it is 50 thoroughly intrenched that it
il sometimes difficult to get rid Of
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06
LiVingSt0n'S

The steamer Svea arrived Tuesday
TO load a cargo of lumber at the VIII
son mill for San Francisco.
The steamer Cornado sailed Mon
day for San Francisco with a cargo
of lumber from the Union mill
The steamer Temple +, Dorr sailed
yesterday from the Federal mill with
cargo of lumber for San Francisco.
The steamer Daisy Mitchell COM
pleted loading at the Donovan mill
and sailed Tuesday for San Francisco.
The steamer Newburg sailed Tues
day for California, having finished
loading a cargo of lumber at the Slade
MILL
The schooner Andy Mahoney &c
DAYS out from San Pedro, arrived yes
terday and is in the stream awaiting
orders.
The schooner Roy Somers arrived
yesterday and was taken to the Grays
Harbor Commercial company mill at
Cosmopolis to load for San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06
POLICE STILL LOOKING
FOR CASTOR'S BODY
II ls Now Believed That Valon Did
Murder Archie Castor Just As
He Confessed

Chief OF Police l.. d. Templeman is
in receipt OF information TO the ef
feet that the police OF Edmunton be-
lieve that Archie Castor was murder
ed, and that his body will be found
near that city where he was last seen
alive. Joseph Vallon, French cook
who is serving term in the county
jail for attempting the life of Mrs
Castor in this city several months ago
is supposed TO be Casters murderer
When Nallon was taken into custody
he told the police rambling story of
numbering Castor but then the man
acted insane and the police gave his
story no credence. Since Castor has
disappeared so completely and no in
formation has been received from him.
since last April, it is the belief that
he was murdered by WALTON is grow
ing, Mrs. Castor now being about
convinced that her husband met his
death at the hands of the insane cook.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06
COUNCIL HOLDS
LIVELY MEETING
Continued from page H.

CONTINUED from page H.
get evidences in blind pig cases and
others which he would not disclose
at this time.
The matter of the appointment of a
woman police was put over one week.
The matter refunding the unearned
portion of Peter Petrons' lunch wa
gon license was referred to com
mittee.
The matter of transferring the John
Gronow saloon license to 404 East
Heron street was referred one week.
Bonds of the Barber Asphalt com
pany for street improvements We're &C
cepted and placed on file.
A resolution for the improvement
of Custer street from Curtis to Scott
street, by building side walk was
adopted.
A resolution for the improvement
of Rogers street, between Pine and
Front streets, by building a 16-foot
plank roadway was adopted.
An ordinance for the Improvement
of the alley north of block 4, Benn's
add to Aberdeen, was passed.
An ordinance for the Improvement
| of Simpson avenue. from Jefferson
avenue to Division street was passed.
An ordinance for the Improvement
of Eleventh street from Broadway to
Fl street was passed.
The council recommended that one
carload of oats be purchased. The
clerk to advertise for bids.
j. f. Carlson was granted permit
to haul and burn the garbage for one
year.
Estimated cost of Randall G and f
streets improvements was filed with
the council. the matter being held up
for one week
City Engineer Ewart reported that
there was due the contractor the sum
of s2241 for raising sidewalks and
streets in the fill district.
The resignation of George S. Dean
as captain of police was formerly ac-
cepted. Mayor Parks said that Dean
had been an excellent efficient officer
and the city regretted losing his SER
vices.
The council concurred in the &C
ton of City Water Engineer McGillis
regarding water tap serving Mrs. j.
S Walkers residence Mrs. Walker
stated that she was mistaken but
wanted the city to grant her favor
because the city had vacated the
street near her property.
A petition asking that the council
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06
OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
HOUSE MAKES STARTLING AN
NOuNCEMENr WILL GIVE
AWAY TO PATRONS TWO HUN
ORED DOLLARS.

Burnett Bros, the oldest and most
reliable jewelry house in Aberdeen,
makes the announcement that they
will give away to their customers and
friends very fine diamond ring, val
ued at $4,000 absolutely free of cost.
1t is stated that the generous offer
made by the leading jewelers. and dia-
mond merchants is not made with a
view OF attracting free publicity, but
merely to show their customers and
friends their appreciation for the fav-
ors extended to them in a business
way and otherwise.
Burnett Bros. have always been
firm believes in a broad business poll
cy. believing that in order TO make
good in this world you must first give
something
1t has been asserted that Burnett
Bros. will give this diamond without
any obligations being incurred, or the
performance of any particular or dis
tinct act of merit, in order to become
a contestant for this stone. Full par
ticulars regarding this matter can
probably be obtained by inquiring at
their store.
There is one thing absolutely GER
tain, however, that any proposition
made by Burnett Bros will bear full
investigation, and the public is assur-
ed that it is a subject OF merit and
interest
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Arrivals and Departures Of Vessels
and Those Loading at the Aber.
deem Saw Mills

The schooner Oceania Vance, %
days out from Redondo, is in port and
loading at Donovan's.
The schooner A. B. Johnson arriv-
ed yesterday to load cargo of lum-
Der at the Slade mill.
The schooner Albert Meyer arriv-
ed yesterday from San Francisco to
load at the Slade mill.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06

recind its action for building a side
walk on the east side of K street was
granted
The council voted to furnish the la
the West side of X street provided
the property owners furnish the ma
terial.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06
FALLS FROM TREsTLE
AND is BADLY HURT

Ed Houston, who gave his residence
as Olympia, found unconscious on a
raft of logs near the Chenoise creek
railway trestle, Tuesday. has recov-
cred from the effects OF his fall.
Houston says that he slipped while
crossing the bridge and fell to the
logs below, where he lay all night,
having become stunned by the fall
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06
MRS. THOMPSON DIES

HOQUIAM, Nov 9-Mrs Christiana
Thompson, wife of Chris Thompson,
we'll known citizen of Hoquiam, died
here last evening of apoplexy. Mrs.
Thompson's death was sudden, she be-
ing i'll but two hours. She was A.
band, daughter, Mrs. A. W. John
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-06

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