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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Ser Streif ,pa6it.
90 10 uufe. isis. is. Wa

Dfilmaufe, ISIS, is. Weai.
Sn ge5ug auf Sic 9obnotfferen5en
smilden Sen Braufirmen uno SEN sln=
ge1te1ten, sic Sem 9augemerbe nnge=
boren ooer oomit irgenopie IN Ser
binoung lteben, lit nod feline Ginigung
er5ielt por0en. 99m san1itngnaf=
rnittug fins MIN oie 54reiner uno
ebenfaas in SEN M1s=
ltano getrete1,, mus Sic 2ilte beinabe
perpolitanoigt. gs lollen ieet etrpa
500 0farn itreifen, ur0 5mor oie
Sdreiner, sslnftretGer, Gleftrifer, Me=
taQarbeiter 1111o 9anolanger. @s loa
ieet ubsr auh eil1 SDu1patbleltretf IN
S5ene gelest ueroen, oenn Sic eilen=
arbeiter, Sic an Sen 8auten ser 8raue=
reien beltaftigt iin6, moaen ebenfals
11iht 1peiter arbeiten, lolange it6 Die
un0ern 8ruuereibuuban0perfer I'M
9lusitaro befi11oen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
&riegsiefretar reiigniert.
IS q if / n q t on, II. 8

IS q + n g to II, II. Veal.
4rieg5iefretar Sacob Nc@apod
9idinlon, Ser am 6reitag ietne Ste
iignation einreihte, sic aud pom Hr1=
lioenten angenonu11en uuroe, erflarte
an1 Sornitag in eiuem SnterDlem, ooB
er 11ur aus finan5iellen @ri1noen let=
ne Stellrtng nieoergelegt babe. 3un1
9fadfoIaer fir Gidinion bat Ser Grd=
iiSent bereits Sen Republifaner 9enrp
8. 5tinion BON Sem Dorf ernannt,
Ser I'M letten @erblt &anoi0at fir oas
@ouperneursamt BON Seem Dorf mar,
aber BON Sem 1enpofraten 0ir ge=
Idlagen 1puroe. 9idinion, Ser BON
Erdii0ent Saft BEL ieinem Amtsan=
tritt inn Wfar5 1909 ins &abinett be=
rufen uurbe, lit 6as 5lpeite Mitglieo
oes aabinetts oas aus1deioet, na@oen1
IT. 8aninger, ser friibere Sefretar oes
Sneren, Dor einigen Weonaten ietn
3ortefel1iae abgegeben batte. StimIon,
Ser neue &riegslefretar, mar Bel Sen
lebten SEEM Dorfer Staatsmnblen
Hooiepelts &anoioat fir oen @ouDer=
neurspoiten. St pertrat friiber Sen
|27. 81 itrift oes 5taates Seem Dorf i'm
@eprdientantenbaus, un0 gebort gu
SEN engeren Greunoen Bi5epraii6eni
sbermans u11o Ser ii6rigen Gu5rer
ser ,,9lten @aroe" urter Sen Seem
gorfer &epublifaneru. Braiibent
Inft perbeblte 11idt 6ie @enugtb1r11ns,
6ie ibm Stinions grnennung gibt, "a
er ni9t MIR fiir 6en neuen 4riegs.
lefretar peri0nlid sic b0d{te @oda9,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
@tite / bis 8
mnterba,toln,t9e1t
mieoer er6mttet.
8eibe $arteien in 3erifo amkerm fd
gleia 5uberfdtlid. - 9ia5' 3uge.
itanbuiife. - Ser $rafben ioa be-
reit iein, Der Sninrgeutenpartei ei-
nen @iniiter. nnb 5ebn Gouper.
nexrspsiten ein5nranuaen.
red @er., Is. Mai.

Suare3, Vfer. 10. Wtat.
S. S. Mabero, ser BON BEN uerita-
niiden Sssniurgenten eingeIeste proDi-
ioriide Brdfioent, erfldrte am Mon-
tagaben6 na9 elmer ldngeren 8onfez
ren5 nit &idter @arbaial, 6em Ser
treter ser 3ia5iden 8egierung, Ser
aus ser 9auptitaot Beiiung 5ur Bie,
oeraufr1abn1e ser unterbanolungen
erbalten batte, es lei iebt ale Ausiidt
porbanoen, onB Idon IN allerndditer
3eit Ser Jrie6e 5uItunoe foutne. Gar
baial. .batte oen Smlurgenten beltinm-
te 8oridldge Ser @egierung 3u un=
terbreiten, mie ueit 6ieie in 3uge=
itanoniiien Sen SsSniurgenten gegen-
iiber gu geben bereit lit. Cine gerof-
fentli9ung Ser gntidei0ung ser sSn=
lurgentenfiibrer lit ntdt Dor Dienltag
gu errparten. Deaoero miro 5una4It
nit ieinem &abinett beratben, 6eiien
am San1itag BON einem xbeil Der
SSni iurgenten geforoerte @ntlal1ung
idlieBli@ 0od ni4t pou5ogen tpuroe.
Gar6ajal bat bon Gia5 meitgebenoe-
goamadt erbalten, uno lit ernradtigt,
unter getpiilen 8eoingungen einen
Understanding gu unter5eidnen.
@afes sic ge0ingungen Der Regie-
rung iin6, lit nod nidt befannt. 9ie
Sniurgenten foroern 3unadit sic Sdlf=
te ser Weiniiterpolten l1n6 oas &edt
ser grnennung BON IA Ser q Stauts=
gouoerneure. gs beiBt, oaB sic @es
gierung ibnen nur einen M51ilterpo=
iten be1piaigen mia, un6 5mar ion Or.
@asque5 @on1e5 als Na6folger oes
gi5epr1iioenten Corral als Miniiter
oes ssnneren ins Muge gefaBt fem,
auBeroem min ibnen oie &egierung
oie grnner1ung BON 10 5taatsgouper=
neuren 5ugeiteben. Sod betBt es, Sic
@egierung lei ur1ter l1nritan6en bereit
au9 nod meiter gu geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Giuiae alte Sad)en. Salomo

StSASsJ$ Wv OssSyS~>~ ~
qan5 ridtig, oaB es nidts gseues un-
ter ser gonne gdbe. Bir iino beute
cenlelben aranfbeiten unter1porfen,
uie Dor Sssabrbunoerten. Gas menid-
lide @pitetm lit oosielbe geblieben. 9ie
Seilfrauter aus oem 2agerbauie Der
yeatur iit1o beute 0ieielben, tpte oa=
mails, ebenio madtlg 2etoen gu ttn-
oern uno &rarfbeiten gu beilen u11o
oieIes lit ser @runo. marrm Gorni's
Mlpenfrduter an Ser Spite aller So
n<Mebi3inen ftebt. Ct brtngt
beute oieielben @eiultate, mie er es
Dor 100 Sabren getban bat. er rel.
nigt oos 8lut, baut Sen Rorper out
gibt @eiunobeit uno &raff. Apotbe-
fen f0nnett i'm nidt Iiefern. er miro
sem BubIifun oireft our@ 2ofal-
aqenten perobfolgt. @an idreibe on
Or: Beter Tabrnep II. Cons Co., 10
5-25 g. &opne ape., @bicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
aaiierlid,e Suite.
8 0 n s 0 n, 16. Ma:

9ie oeutl9e @aiieriadt ~Soebn-
5ollern" nit 6e1n @aiierpaar un0 Ser
Erinseiiin 8ietoria 2uiie an 8oro,
traf gegen Mben6 Dor Sbeerneb Elm.
Gie 5euti9en @reu5er, 1pelde Sic Sa6t
esfortirten, pe6ielten NIT Ben britt
ihen &riegsidiffen sic 5um @n1pfang
eridienen maren, Sic iibliden Salute.
Sic britiihen 5eeleute begriibten Sic
8eia1der in begeiiterter @etie, oie Sic
Madt an 8oro ibrer Sadt perbringen
mercen, I'M 11ddIten Morgen nad
2on0on gu fabren. Ser &ailer miro
cine @o9e lang in 9onoon bleiben
l11o pabren6 oieier 3eit aud an Ser
gnthillung zines @onigin 8ictoria
9e11frna1s tbeilnebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
&eltfongref.
M ON. Il. Wai


Inter 5ablrei9er getbeiligung BON
9ertretern aus anen 2dnoern muroe
am sonntag in 8om Ser 4ongreB
oes internationalen lanomirtbldoftli=
den SS,1ittituts eroffnet. Ser fribere
italieniite 2ar1olpirtbiaaftsn1in
Raireri puroe 5um goriitenoen BEG
aongreiies getpdNt gi5eprdiioent tit
8. 5. SOFTER bon @ermont, Ser @or=
litenoe 6es aomitees fir ausmdrtige
angeIegenbeiten i'm amerifanif@en
Repr6ientantenbauie. 4onig gittor
gnnra1el belt ON, 5onntagnadnit=
tag einen Gnlpfang fir oie Delegaten
ab, rnb begliidmiinfate namentltd Die
Amerifaner gu ibrer 5ablreiden Ber-
tretl1ng. Slut oem Hrogramm fur DIE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
&ertbeioist &e5ipro5itat.
9a anling, Wi9., Is. 0eu

= an tn g, Wt1f., 10. Vfa1.
@ouperneur Osborn Don Nibigan
ianote am Dfo11tag eine Gepelde ON
Yralioent 5aft, in ser er oieiem ieine
perionlibe Mitbilfe in Ser Agitation
5u guniten oes &anaoaoertrags anbte=
tet. Ser @ouperneur erfldrt gletb=
5eitig, sic in 8aibington gegen oelr
gnttpurf proteltiereroen 6armer aus
Midigan uertretsn teire5megs iammt-
lide 5armer oes Staates, ,sed Diel
meniger Sic porberrifenoe offentlide
Meinung. Ger @ouDerneur erfllrt
iid bereit, lofort nad Ser 8unoes<
bauptitaot gu fon1me11 menn ieine &C.
gen1part sort in irgeno elmer @eile
nilben Tonne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
8e1ermns idreitet fort.
.N e 10 OFT, Is. Wal.


5rau Saft, oeren plotlide @rfran-
flung am Sa1nltagaben6 in Seem Dorf
anloB CUR gelorgniB gab, befano lid
an1 Montag mieoer beiler. Dr gpans,
ser Sonrtng I'M Snltie bon &enrp IS.
9oft perbradte, no sSrnu Saft front
liegt, erflarte am Wontag, oaB Die
8ellerung CUTE Jorti6ritte made.
9esmegen peroen feine antli4en Be
ri9te mebr al1sgegeben meroen. Srau
Saft pollte 5uerft NIT oem Brdfioen-
ten bereits aln Wontagna4uittag nad
8aibington 5l1riidfebren, aber man
iiberreoete iie. nod einige Gage in
SEEM Sort 3l1 bleiben, I'M fi4 gang
gu erboler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
@rui,ieuer in &ent1tdp.
Carlisle, @p.> II. Mai


Gin 6euer, meldes bier ausbrah
uno 5ur 3eit nod nidt geloidt lit,
fat tereits Sdaoen gum 8etrage BON
100000 angeribtet. Sieben groBe
2ugerbauier fins 5erltort tpor0en nno
nod ldBt Sic @rtb oes Clements nidt
nah. Naris lit I'M Silfe angegangen
moroen. Sic beretts pertilgten @e=
bauoe lino Sic 2agerbduier ser 8ar-
nal, Dlilton & Aues=, Suop= 8ootb-
un0 G.c1p & @eaper=Sabuff ser
Stepart 9eu un0 @etreiSe So. unO
Ser Blue GraB 60. Sapien0e bon
EiuuSen Sabaf lino ein gan5lider
Serluit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
@lpnb, Aftnnefa 9DnneHa9 S aNat lo

gerbar,olungen iteben peridieoene
Sragen bon i11ternationaler 8idtig=
felt, 10 oie @inri9tung eines i11terna=
tionalen meterolooilb 2ienites,
our9 Sen g8arnungen bon beporlte,
benoen gefdbrliden atmoipbdriiden
5torungen erlaHen meroen ioaen.
Beitere @egenitdnoe, Die our 8eraz
tbung fommen> iino ser 59ub Ser
5ingpogel, 8efampfung BON Yflan-
5entranfbeiten uno 8ereinbeitli9ung
Ser grnteberi9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
3eid)tbmm Der 5armen.
g a ! + ingt 0 n, Is. 90

Ma lb1ngt 0 n, Is. Wfa1.
gtad Dem iest peroffentlihten Be-
ridt 6es 2anomirtbldafts ftsoepartements
fir oas SSabr 1910 er5eusten oie Sur
men in SEN Ser. Staaten IN oielem
Sabre @ertbe pon $8,926, 100000,
etpas iiber bunoert Wiiaionen mebr
ais i'm oorbergebenoen Sabre Seras
nit leinen 5ebn Miuionen Aeres
gaumponelano, uno eineu grtrag
BON iiber 364 WfiQionen Dollars,
ubertraf oiesmal Sainois, oas fruber
ar ser Spite geltanoen bate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
@rder She'll.
@6mloie!
Oas Cberbnnbesseridt orbnet bic
aafl6lnns ser Stauoarb Dil Gom.
paup an. = l1nseietlides Nonp-
ppl. - 9as 6eridt euti4eioet 5,.
sleid,, oaf nid,t ieSe 8eidranfnns
oes 9anbels uneeietli6 1T. -Gut.
id}eisnus nmiaft 10000 8orte.
@aIbinaton is. Mai~


9ie Stanbnro Oil So. bon Seem
sserIep 1mo tire 19 lint sorporatio-
men muroen pom Ober& u seeridt
ais Terldporer uno als e. erei=
uigung ertlart, melde iid
-iarintl,ng oes 5,pidenitaatlh es,
9anoels 5ur stufsabe iest. Mud mut
Sen nieie &orporationen fir i4uloig
beil1noen, oaS Sherman @eleB 5u
perleeen, illoem lie Elm Monopol oes
sr'ildenitaatliden 9anoels anitrebe1t.
Gs lp1roe bonn @eridt perfiigt, oaB
eieie &orporationen iid trner6alb 6
Dionaten al1fsl1loien baben. gntlhei-
ou.g oes bodlten @eridtes oes 2an-
oes enoet Sen 4anpf, Sen Sic 8un=
oesresierung lett LANCER 3eit fiibrte,
linn oos Ionopol Ser Starioaro Oil
COMPANY, oos ibrer 8ebauptung gu
folge cine 9eSrobung oes ir0uitrielen
uno mitbldoftlifen 6ortidritts oes
2an0es beoeutete, nieber5ubreden.
3ugleid legte oos @eridt Sic Stel-
le oes Sbermn1=Nnti= Srl,it-@eletes
aus, Sic pon Ser 8eihranfr1ng oes
suilhenitaatlihen 9anoels laltet.
0ieler Muslegl1ng 5ufolge be5iebt itd
nus geieb MIR ouf ~ungebiibrlthe"
@eldra1rfl1ng oes @anSels uno ridt
o,1f nieglide" 8eldrdnfrng Gieier
e(niidt 1pioeripra6 Ser Sberridter
Sorlan tpelher Ser Mnlidt lit, oaB
Sic @orte ,ungebiibrlid]", v1,nbillig"
o6er 1bnIide @orte niht in oem frog
liden @eiee er1tbalten fins, allo Bel
>elien sluslegung audi nidt in 8e=
troht gesogen meroen foht1ten. 0ieie
Muslegung oes Oberbunoesgeridts
lei tbotladli6 @eiebgebung, meIde
oem &ongreB uno ntdt Sen @eridten
5ultebe. Sic Muslegung Ser &laulel
Don Ser 8ei9rdnfung seq San0els
fon1ut Ser ~Gelhdftspelt" gelegen,
nenn es 1puroe leit 9angem BON Sen
GeIGaftsintereiien 0es 9an6es gel=
tel1o ger1nft, oaB oas Sherman Nm
ti-5ruitgeieb 5piiden geieslider uno
1nseiesliher Beitranfng feinen 11n=
terIhieo. n1ade, IoouB piele pollltdn=
Sig ,,legltime" @elGafte barunter gu
leibe11 bdtten.
2ie gntiteioung l1nrfabt etma 20,=
600 @orte. gs NOR ibr nit ser
eroBten Spannl1ng entgegen geieben
1poroen. @dbre1o ser @eneralan1palt
un0 6ranf g. 8eaogg, ser spe5ial=
orrpult, Ser SEN &ro5eB fir Sic &egie=
rut1g leitete, lopie anOere Hegierungs=
pertreter BEL ser 8erleiung Ser g11t=
ldetoung anpeieno moren, glan5ten
oie 5abfreiden slrupalte Ser Stanooro
Sil So. our6 slbtpeien5eit, geraoe als
o6 tie pon ser Nat1r ser @ntidei0ung
cine Mbnung gebabt batten Sic gr=
partlng, eaf ei''" gntldei0ung I'M
15an oes Iabnftrultes gegeben meroe,
erfullte ii9 nidt, ood 0iirfte lie am
80. Mai erfolgen, Sem leeten Sag
fir gntldeiouneen mdbreno oieies @e-
ridt5terr1in.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
Gplbaten gegen Streifer.
2 iiri d, t6. Mai.

D u u9I To. 's0tut:
lie 3nbl Ser streiter lit ouf 1000
angetpahien. SIRE @altung lit eine
10 orobenbe gemoroen, onB Sic Regie=
runq 5000 Mann Milttar aufgebo=
ten fat, Inn allen gpentualitdten Be-
gegnen gu fonnen. SIM 9aufe Ser
geadt mur6e I'M Mittelpunfte Ser
Sta6t cine 8on1be CUR grploiion ge=
braht Die 9etonation rief unter
Sen Be1pobnern bielfa4 panilden
gdreden berpor. &c tu11r6e ieoo4,
tpie cine l1nteriuhl1ng ergab, feiner=
lei Shn6en angerihtet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
80 brlsii6e Solbaten ertrnnfen.
q n t 10 e 90 en- IT'S. W{aI.

@ie cine 3eitungsoepeide meloet,
lino 5tpei nit belgiiden 5oloaten be-
ieste 8arfen mabren6 zines 5turmes
auf Sent 2ualaba=J1uB, einem See
benfluB oes @ongo, Bel 2ofan6u, int
belgiiten &ongo> gefunfen uno ba=
ben oreiBig Mann ibr 2eben berlo=
rem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
3eafual fir a0nisin gietoria.
8 on B on. 16. Mni.

Gas groBe Marmor-0enfmaI ser
&onigin gictoria auf 6em Mate bor
oem 8udingbam=Ealait, lit BON So
mig @eorg, 6em gnfel Ser peritorbe-.
men 6erri9erin entbiint mor6en. Sic
sSeierli9feit far1o in @egenmart oes
Suffers @ilbelm u1o an6erer Nadr
fon1men Der aonigin,. aaHrei9er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
4merifaniidle Grfinbmns in l1nsarm.

Baibingto n, .. g. Is. Mai.
leste asrooutt amerifanilder
grr Aqsfunit bat lih Sen al1smar=
tiqen J. Il erobert, inOem Elm Grim
ser iogenannter gegolIener @auier ei=
men 4ontraft -abgeldloilen bot, lolde
@aufer in 8uoapelt auf5ultellen. Sic
grbauung BON Sdriern fir Die arbei=
tenoen &lailen muroe in 1ngarn ldon
lange porgenonrnnen uno lou nun ein=
NAL nit 0ielen lanitaren 5aulern Der
slnfang genaht 1peroen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01

tie any differences that may arise be-
tween that country and our own. That
is good thought and We hope it may
crystalline into elimination. But it
is not half so important as is the pas
sage of law compelling labor differ
ences in this country to be settled by
an arbitration court. Politicians are
afraid TO propose such law, lest
they lose votes in a subsequent cleo
ton, forgetting that 10 do their ut
most duty is the best way, in the
long run TO secure confidence and
votes.
The code should be framed by labor
men and business men, helped by
lawyers enough to insure the legality
of the code. and the bill after provid-
ing for arbitration judges should con-
fer certain powers upon them. not
granted to ordinary courts that COM
plants might be speedily heard and
disputes adjusted. The code might
have to be amended from time to
time. but it would finally be perfected
and accepted and in its working be-
come boon of mercy to working
men. and a blessing to the country.
-GoOdwin's Weekly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01
To Settle Labor Disputes.

Whatever may be said of John Nit
chell he is by far the ablest leader
that the Federation of Labor in AM
erica ever had. But scheming men in
the Federation made things 50 UNI
pleasant that he resigned, merely re-
marking that the Federation was max
ing a mistake in leaning upon GER
tain men whom they had advanced
as leaders When Thomas Lewis re-
signed the presidency of the United
Mine Workers, he said:
1T is unfortunate that the United
Mine Workers organization has been
gradually drifting into the control of
few men who have no sense of JUS
tice, no regard for wage contracts;
no scruples as TO how they will re-
tain themselves in power, even at
the expense of the men in the mines"
Of late there has been much talk
of proposed arbitration treaty with
Great Britain, through which TO set
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01
A Sane Celebration

The ordinance prohibiting the use
ton of the Fourth of July is in the
hands of the fire committee of the city
council, to be reported next Wednes-
day night. In framing the report. the
committee is reminded that the horri-
bic casualties of such celebration are
universally lamented and many cit
les have adopted the spreading idea of
a safe and sane Fourth of July, the de-
yelopment of patriotic pageantry with
out the annual outbursts of barbarism
that causes one to dread to read a
paper dated July D.
In demonstrating the barbarty Of
the old style celebrations, Mr.. Isaac
L. Rice quotes figures showing that
they have killed and MANNED more
people than fell in all the battles of
the Revolutionary war. He uses fig
ures from Bancrofts' history to show
that 1,119 were killed and wounded
in the seven battles of Lexington
Bunker Hill, Fort Moultrie, White
Plains. Fort Washington, Monmouth
and Cowpens. He then quotes the
Journal of the American Medical As
ISOLATION 10 show that in the seven
Fourth of July celebrations from
1903 to 1909, inclusive, the casualties
numbered 1903 There is food for
thought in those figures for more than
the committee, and there is more to
be considered than the prospective
profits OF dealers, or the loss to the
Oriental manufacturers of destructive
fire crackers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01

Now that the special election is
over and the validity of the issue of
warrants amounting to S115, I64.45 is
ratified, it is well to pause and con-
slider if the city is getting value for
this money. This warrant issue
was for current expenses between
April 3, 1910, and March :, 1911, a
period of eleven months, making an
average per month for fixed charges
Of about s1O,5OO per month.
This sum is entirely too large for
the mere administration of city the
size of Aberdeen, including as it does
but the police and fire protection
and street repairs and lighting,
to reduce it to a proper and rea-
sonable sum there will have to
be new deal and general casting
off of old barnicles, and the estab-
lishment of real system similar to
such as a private concern of like
business volume would install Wheth-
er the incoming council will attempt
this imperitive reform is to be seen,
but should it not it is safe to assume
that a commission form will be tried
within eight months. The old COW
is becoming tired of such close milk
ing.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01
POMPEY'S PILLAR
Lewis and Clark Visited This
Spot in 1906.

And back a distance of mile or more
rises the rock referred to. 1t does not
look large at that distance, but il meas
urcs 200 feet in maximum height. On
the side away from the railroad is a
carefully protected portion of the face
of the rock which bears numerous mark
ings. Those who are good at decipher-
ing inscriptions say that the American
habit of "cutting initials finds here a
full and free expression.
A postmaster, accustomed to difficult
addresses, would no doubt find the prob
lem easy. He would walk up. take a
look and say, "Hum-ye s-Lewis and
Clark, the great explorers, assembled this
rock on a bright summer day in 1906.
Having a little time to spare they leis-
urely ate their lunch. followed the
time honored custom Of cutting their
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Reports Of Arrivals and Departures
of Vessels and Those Loading
at the Mis-.

The schooner Forester sailed from
the Wilson mill for Calao. Peru.
81
The barkentine NewsbOy is loading
at the Slade mill for San Pedro.
The steamer Santa Barbara sailed
Friday from the American mill for
San Pedro.
The steamer G. c. Lindauer sailed
from the Wilson mill Friday for San
Francisco
The steamer Tahoe arrived in port
Yesterday to load at the Union mill
for San Pedro.
The schooner A. NJ Baxter sailed
Saturday from the Slade mill for San
ia Rosalia, Mexico.
IL
The steamer Newburs arrived in
port this morning TO load at the Slade
mill for San Francisco.
S.
The steamer Coronado arrived IN
port Saturday. and is loading at the
Union mill for San Francisco.
-
ed in port this morning TO load at
the Federal mill for San Pedro
The schooner Roy Somers sailed
Friday from the Grays Harbor Com
mercial mill at Cosmopolis. for San
Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01
Historic Spot Captain CLARK Branded in
1904 Montana Landmark of Great
Interest to the Historian and Traveller

initials and then proceeded on their
way Since then other 'explorers'-not
to mention tourists and travellers of
far less serious intent have left chroni-
cles of their visits for posterity to
marvel over
The report of Lewis and Clark. pub
lshed in 1914, states that on July %,
1906, the party halted in their ascent
of the Yellowstone River and Captain
Clark landed to examine a large and
remarkable rock. He found the Indians
had used it for note book of local
history, so he added a chapter. In his
account he says: Il marked my name
and the day of the month and year"
Here it is:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01
MARRIED IN PORTLAND.

Friends in Aberdeen of Mrs. Abel
ma J. Fletcher, mother of Mrs. w.
w. MaXey, will be interested to hear
of her marriage in Portland last
Thursday. April 18th, to Mr. S. S.
Jolly, retired mining man of Jack
sonville. Ore. Mr.. and Mrs. jolly
will make their home in Portland.
Mrs. Fletcher made many friends and
acquaintance during her frequent Wis
it's TO Aberdeen. who will wish her
and her husband much happiness in
their life together.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01
RELIEF CORPS ENTERTAIN

The Woman's Relief Corps gave a
very pleasant social Saturday evening
in Odd Fellows hall. which was at
tended by the G. A. II. men of the To-
cal post as we'll as visiting men,
bers, the sons and daughters of veter-
ans and a number of others. An in
terestIAg program was rendered, con-
sisting of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic, recitations and short addresses,
refreshments were served and most
pleaSant evening was had
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01
Get-rich-quick Sche]
Bound to Hurt q
Baseball Il
BY CONNIE MACK, Manager of Philadelphia
Americans

MAN would he the get rch1lulck scheme
~ and bet the of the baseball
IL Suppose you had hundred dollars bet that the ST.
would finish first the odds of Sky
one quoted your coin in Ap
How do know that going from that
crowd in October?
A man would be a CIIUMP TO PLACE HIS GOOD MONEY
WITH SOMEBODY HE DIDN'T EVEN KNOW. Why, is
the oftest kind of a "COME ON" proposition to my mind
It bound HURT THE GAME, if any such scheme
should get under way.
around the good ball player trying his
best critical that possibly keeps
certain team from finishing a notch higher in the
THERE WOULD HUNDREDS PEOPLE IN HUNDREDS OF
CITIES WHO WOULD PURPosELY; THAT
THE eookEs THEIR FAT BANK ROLL.
JUST SUCH KIND A MOST PROMISING
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01
Especial Correspondence

You have to look sharp for it as you
speed by on the Limited, but if Mon
tanan is aboard he'll be very likely to
point it out without being asked. for
Montana's people are proud of old Pom
pegs Pillar--it sort of qualities them
to rank with the older settled states in
local arstocracy."
Close beside the track of the North
ern Pacific Railway in the valley of the
Yellowstone. some miles this side OF
Billings. is a sign board which reads:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-01
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

City subscribers failing to receive
the Herald by p. m. on Mondays
and Thursdays will please notify the
City Messenger Co., Tel 1881, and
paper will be sent 10 the address at
once.