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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
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kURIos FROM CORRESPONDENTS

Q. Please tell me how some exhibit
ors manage to have their old fowls fin
ish the mott before the fall fairs. A..
About July they put them on short
ratons and half starve them for two
weeks: then they give them large
ration Of nourishing food that contains
much meat and once Il week mix a
TO every twelve birds.
G. | have hen here that is out of
shape. She bags down behind and
walks as If her back il broken What
are the cause. and cure? A. Your hen is
lively broken down because of excess
size fat. YQn may get her back to form
10y cutting out corn and other fattener
ana making her scratch in litter for
short ration of oats and wheat Such
hens seldom get normal. are no good
FOR breeders and most too fat to eat
Il you kill her watch for tumors.
q Why do you suppose my Leghorn
chickens get wry tails, crooked breast-
bones and flop combs? A. Overcrowd-
I'd chicks are sure to get bone deformi-
,es while head lice or innutritious
food generally causes weakness. of
which Cop comb is an Indication
Q How about feeding tankage to
poultry? a. Tankage is only tit for
fertilizer
@. Is cockel seed good for poultry.
and how much ought to be fed? A.
Our poultry never touch cooked. Even
sparrows refuse it, and what sparrows
refuse your hens will not eat. Burn
Che cockel. 1t is Il pernicious weed and
crowds out the wheat.
Flight OF Birds.
Some birds have Il long range of
fight. such as the martingalp wild
goose and Several members of the vuI
ttre tribe. In general birds are re
stricted to certain geographical areas
although the same fishing eagle that
ihhabits the shores of Scotland is seen
in south Europe.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25

A woman In Connecticut who had a
fancy for dogs, and kept only 200 Of
them. when complaint was made
against her, retaliated by disposing Of
the dogs and starting a guinea farm
with 200 old guinea hens The kicking
neighbors declare these beat the kiyis,
IA boiler factory and then some.
If little turkeys are free from lice
and fed lots Of protein they will not
drag their wings aud wilt in the heat.
Pulling the fight feathers is unneces-
sary and cruel.
When York pa chicken thief
stole seven fat hens he left his um-
brellu In the coop. and by q peculiar
ornament on the handle 1t was at once
traced to him. and he was sent to Jail.
A farmer does not put up very good
advertisement when he feeds chickens
in market, has corn in their crate and
sells fowls with packed crops It's
against the law to sell fowls with full
crops in some states and against real
business policy anywhere to do 1t.
liz lIiuOIS cApcTlucuL SlutlOu uOW
devotes twenty acres to- poultry and
has recently finished new poultry
house 100 by 20. The states are grad
ually falling into line. but 1t takes a
long time for some Of them to know
good thing when they see it.
Automobile drivers kill thousands Of
chickens on the country roads and
many seem to delight in It, A chauf-
feur told us that he killed seven dogs.
twenty-five chickens and sent wO-
man to the hospital. all in one sum-
mer.
Where water drops from the caves
into n yard where ducks are confined
the QuackS quickly get busy with their
scoop shovels and dig about the foun
dation and often spoil the wall. Wa
Ter on roof aud land should run away
from the poultry yard and not into II.
1t is not simply necessary that Il man
know chickens to succeed He must
he business manager to dispose Ut
eggs and poultry to the best advantage
and also Il good buyer to ger his feed
right If he has sufficient and 70 raise
his grain he must know now to farm
1t. Yes. IL takes brain. Drawn and
noodle and then some.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
NEW CASES.

10529-Ellen ]. Beall ct vir VS. J.
G. Montgomery ct al; quieting title.
w. r. Campbell for plaintiff.
10530-Gust Papadamitrion VS. Pa
cific Fruit & Produce Co.. garnish-
ment A. M. Abel for plaintiff.
10531-First National Bank of Ho-
GUAM VS. Hoquiam Trust Co.; re-
ownership. G. w. Hodgdon for plain.
tiff.
10532-Frank Cos VS. Heart Sam
pie Shoe Co.; damages. Boner &
Boner for plaintiff.
1O533-Danial w Mckay ct ux VS.
Vance Lumber Co.; injunction and
damages. N. S. Richards & Hugo
Neither for plaintiff.
10534-Wishkah Lodge No. A, K
of P. vs. c. F. Stagger & Jas. Stew.
ems; debt. Hogan & Graham for
plaintiff.
10535-Guy Andrews VS. Addah An
drews; divorce. Taggart & Phillips
for plaintiff.
1G536--F. S. Alvey VS. John DePew
ct al; garnishment. e. S. Alvey for
plaintiff.
10537-Finnish Mercantile Co. VS.
Gilmore Packing, Co.; punishment. +.
Beam for plaintiff.
10538-City OF Montesano VS. F. L.
Carr Morgan & Brewer for defend
ant.
10539-Oscar e. Wiley ct ux VS.
e. p. Currey ct ux; debt. Bridges
& Bruener for plaintiff.
10540-Same VS. w. J. Wright et
ux; garnishment. Same for plaintiff
10541-Robt. II. Blair VS. Matte
Blair; divorce. Hogan - Graham for
plaintiff.
10542-State VS. S. Waino; seduct
ion. A. e. Cross for State.
10543-Geo. w. Wood VS. A. x. Foss
ct al; foreclosure of mortgage
10544-Peter Remelmeyer VS. Har
ry Scott ct al; foreclosure of mort
gage. Hogan & Graham for plain
tiff.
1G545-State VS. Richard Smith; alb
ductiOn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
THE POULTRY DOCTOR SAYS

IH6 FOOI nv OOOIOh SAHo-
A shall leak in the roof that lets
water fall on droppings or a big splash
III the floor while pigeons are taking
their bath Is often the start of big
epidemic of pox and canker that cleans
up the coop.
tiny knothole back of the roost
that makes Il draft through the window
often causes the wind to whistle
through ROSTERS whiskers and makes
him target for roup microbes. and
the rooster undertaken gets busy
A little red mite that is allowed to
go to raising numerous families behind
that old style stationary nest soon be-
gets u million. and these so rob the
hens of blood that they cannot lay and
prepares them for the tuberculosis
germ to finish. A small quantity OF
strong disinfectant. placed in drink
ing vessel because one fowl is sick.
often makes whole flock knock of
laying and SO upsets their digestion
that they get clear of their feed and
have to be doctored to get back.
little bit Of mold on each grain
of corn will make a great big bit when
lot of that corn comes together in q
hens crop. and that mold will play hob
with that hens intricate intestinal
works and will teach her owner hui
name methods unless John Bughouse
Is on the job.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
State of Washington. Defendants.

State of Washington, Defendants.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON to
thesaid A. r. Dabney, Pauline Dab
| ney, w. f. Schwaner and LenOre
Schwaner:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days after the date
of the first publication of this sum
mons, to-wit, within sixty days after
the 31st day of October 1912 and de-
fend the above entitled action in the
above entitled court and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, and serve
copy of your answer upon the I'M
dersigned attorney for plaintiff, at
his office below stated; and in case
of your failure SO to do, Judgment
will be rendered against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint,
which has been filed with the Clerk
of said court. The object of this ac-
ton is to foreclose mortgage, dated
April IL, 1910, executed by the de-
PENDANTS Gronow in favor of plaintiff
to secure the payment of $500 with
interest at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum from that date until paid
upon the following described land sit
uate in said Chehalis County, Wash
iuBlOH, tO-Wlt.
A part of Block Al, Benn's Original
Plat of the Town now City, of Alb
erdeen described as follows: Begin
ming at a point on the Westerly line
OF r Street, so feet Northerly from
Hume Street; thence Southwesterly
parallel with Hume Street 80 feet;
then Southeasterly parallel with +
street so feet; thence NortheasterIy
parallel with Hume street 80 feet to
F street; thence Northwesterly along
the Westerly line of F Street 80
feet. to the place of beginning; also
right of way 10 feet wide in the
alley in the rear of said lot and ex-
lending from the Westerly line of
said lot Southerly to Hume Street
and to have adjudicated the rights of
III persons claiming an interest In
said real property subsequent to said
-nortgage. to have said real property
I'D to satisfy said mortgage debt
nd costs. for a deficiency tudgmet
ainst the defendants Gronow and
n general relief.
FIR. CONWAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
ice and Postoffice address Of At
torney for Plaintiff, Aberdeen.
Washington.
Date Of first publication October 81
~
Date Of last publication Decem
1912. ssS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25

ter ct al, lien affecting land
100 feet 100 feet in block 10,
West End addition Aberdeen.
Geo. w Wood VS. A X Foss ct al,
lis pendens affecting lot 4, block
1, Byle's plat Montesano -.
Clark McGoffin ct ux to ] A Mel
son ct TX, chattel mortgage
COWS and calves .......
Same to same, mortgage s1s
fraction " neA sec 3, twp II,
] J Kaufman Co to Mrs. Frida
Erickson, contract sale furni-
lure
Jerry Crazy to Edward B Crazy
ct ux, release mortgage land in
swA seA sec 5, twp II, g..
Connell's Shackle Manufacturing
Co. to Public, list officers .......>
James Coplan to John Brunstrom,
lease of lot 8, block 81, Cor
rected plat Hoquiam for 2 years
at monthly rental ............
Nisqually Iron Works to State of
Washington, bond in sum of$987
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
"A FUNNY EPlTAPH.

Beneath this tombstone lies man
Not blown up by powder CAM
Nor did foul Black Hand this man srnit'
With dread death dealing dynamite.
This man sold awful rots and spots
That fill IN cemetery lots.
His sponge cake, too, he made of rots
That smell unlike forgetmenots.
But as each dog must have his day
So dissolution came his way:
But. much unlike the average man,
He died on the installment plan.
One day the knave-oh. the sly dog!--
Decided to treat friends to nog.
To make it he took up rot,
When II exploded like hot shot.
That started a whole case of eggs.
And the first two shot off his legs.
His arms. his nose. his head, flew too.
Until there wasn't left a clew.
Where Is he? Friend. investigate.
Just monkey with rot egg crate.
You'll blow 10 kindling like shot
And light the fires where it's hot.
Z. M. BARNITZ.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in t
office of the Auditor of Chehalis cou
ty for week ending Thursday, Move
ber 81, 1912.
Grayport Realty & Investment Co.
to A. e. Graham. lots IA, Is
and Is. block 3, Portland addi-
ton Aberdeen and IS other lots
in same city .................. l
w b Mack ct Tx to Hanna
Rantiainen, lot 10, block "a, N.
+ addition South Aberdeen.
j II Smith ct al to Grays Har-
Dor Logging Co. quit claim
deed lots 2 and 3. sea nwA
and neA swA sec Is, twp 10,
Wheeler Osgood & Co to Henry
McCleary Co., quit claim deed
timber on n1a sea sec 10. twp
1877 5. and right-of-way across
certain lands ...............,
j w Parks ct Tx to Samuel Hill
yer ct al, lots 3, 4, 8, and 10,
block 2S, N addition South
Aberdeen ......., ............
j w Parks ct Tx to Claude Jones,
lots "a and %. block %, N p
addition South Aberdeen.
Maurice p Trask to l. l. Trask,
quit claim deed government lot
/; neh swM uwl SEA-; n12 sw
u and that part Of swh ne
II and seA neA and neA Sc
n lying west of n p risht-of
way, all being in sec II, twp II,
. .,..,.,.... ..''.''.,'
Harriet T. White to l. l. Trask,
quit claim deed same .........
FL IL Trask to l. l. Trask, quit
claim deed same ..............
Eleanor Trask to sane, quit
claim deed same ..............
4 G Trask to same, quit claim
deed inherited interest only in
same tract; right and interest
acquired from Vance Lumber
Co. reserved. ..........,..... &.
Il G. Trask ct Tx to same. u
lots 5, and I, sec 90, twp II,
+ and 1-6 nwA swA sec p,
and lots and 4, sec 2S, twp
-, + IL .................
c N Lee to Otto Johnson. lots
IL, Is and IA, block 5, Park
addition Aberdeen .........
c f Ingram TO Mary e Vance,
lots II and 10, block 5, Mo-
clips ......... ..............
James Clancy ct Tx to A E Le-
Roy ct al, lot Z, block IA, Cor
rected plat Elma .............
Il Jones ct al to + b Reeder,
tract of land % feet wide off
W side y swA swA sec 2,
Twp IL, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Aberdeen Timber Co. to War
rem Co., seA sec % and neA
sec rs, twp 81, 8 ...........
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
miscellaneous Transfers.

J B Mullonix to Hewitt Logging
Co, Dill sale saw logs ..3C
Louis Weiser ct Tx to O w White,
mortsage lots 3 to 10, block 6,
Southside addition Aberdeen.
Aneeline Lawrence ct vir to Carl
! Carlson, mortgage lot 4, block
-, Broadway addition Cosmopo-
lis ..........,....,.... i
J = Sellers ct Tx 10 Fannie j
Kane, mortgage SEA nwA sec
Il, twp IS, r ) ..............
A = Hadman ct TX to Geo r.
Sparling, mortgage part lot 3,
sec IS, twp Is, r 10 ...........
w T Cameron to Ursula McDoug-
ell, satisfaction Of mortgage lot
Is. Harbor Dock Co. addition
Aberdeen ..................
ia Persons to Public, affidavit
a n Barton to S A Stevens ct
I'll, satisfaction of two mort
cages each for $500 ..........
] w Hines to Public, same af-
fecting lots 5, 6 and I, sec 20,
wp II. ) ..................
] " Hines to Public, affidavit af-
fecting same .................
Gus Lindberg to Alfred Matson
ct uX, release mortgage on lots
j and 2, block 81, N P addition
south Aberdeen ..............
Rosa C Mcclellan to Effie Keith,
nortgage lots Is, IA and Is.
lock IA, Benn's Central addi-
ton Aberdeen ................
Ca oline T. Adams ct vir to E X
bishop. mortgage sk lots l and
block Z, McBryde's addition
NlontesanO
Fred Knack VS. ] F Conner,
sulended notice of lien on lots
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
SUMMONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
Washington for Chehalis County.
4. L. Paine, plaintiff, VS.. John Gro
now, Callie e. Gronow, Aberdeen
Brewing Company. A. R. Dabney
Pauline Dabney. w. F. Schwaner
Lenore Schwaner, ]. A. Mapes, L
p. Dudley, J. A. McNiven, E. l
Roberts, z. A. Roberts, and the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-25
EliQht OF Birds.
"Sleeps Like q Mouse"

We all Use the expression Sleeps
ike top. but few know from
what the term arose II is.a proverh
of Italy. The italian word top means
a mouse. and the provprb is IN dorIre
como VII topo." or. He sleeps liks \
mouse"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-30

Indianapolis, Dec. 30.-All motions
for new trials, for the thirty eight
labor union officials convicted in the
dynamite conspiracy cases, were to-
day overruled by Federal Judge AL
bert B. Anderson. The motions for
the arrest of the judgments in behalf
of all the men were also overruled.
AS soon as the court convened a
few minutes after 10 o'clock District
Attorney Miller rose from his seat.
IF the court pleases, the government
asks for judgments on the verdicts,"
he said
Chester III. Krum, counsel for the
prisoners, then addressed the court.
I'VE ask in behalf of all the thirty
eight men found guilty that the ver-
diets be set aside"
THAT motion will be overruled." !"
said the court. The motions for the
arrest Of the judgments were like
wise disposed of. Turning toward the
prisoners, Judge Anderson said:
1T has been more difficult than
was expected to arrive at the degree
of guilt in each of your cases. Have
any Of you anything to say why
sentence should not be pronounced
against your"
Your honor" said Farrell. Il have
something to say in my behalf"
~ = 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-30

be planning on erecting on this a big
four story structure, that will be plan
ned to care for the great business of
distribution for the entire northwest.
The Emerson -Brantingham Co, by
the purchase of a lot from Ed Cole,
just east of the Buffalo Pitts building
at N. P. avenue and Fifth street, now
own a plat 150X14O at tha2 co1ner, in
Guiding the building now occupied Dy
the Buffalo Pitts Co. The Emerson
Brantingham Co. already own the old
Geiser Mfg. Co. building, just east of
the Cole lot and they are to erect on
this corner four story structure,
150X140, raising the Buffalo Pitts
building two stories higher, according
to report.
The Emerson -Brantingham Co. now
controls the output of the Reeves Co.
and the Geiser Mfg. Co. and
it also has about $50,O0O,000 invested
in it's business, and one of the finest
manufacturing plants in the country.
1t is said that there is considerable
rivalry between the two big concerns
who have decided on making Fargo
their headquarters for northwest terri
tory. Both enterprises are said to
have planned on spending between
$15O,00O and 100000 in this city and
expect to go after business of the
northwest from the drop of the hat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-30
Both Will Build Big !
Modern Structures in
Fargo the Coming Year
Runley Co. and Emerson Birmingham Co. Said to Have
Practically Completed Deals for Suitable Locations
Emerson Birmingham Co. Owns Corner Where Buffalo Pitts
Building Stands and Has Bought Adjoining Property
The Rumcy Co. Said to Have an Option on Knerr Corner
Both Companies Backed by About $5O, 1000, 900 Each

is reported on good authority that
Fargo is to become the northwest
headquarters for two of the greatest
machinery concerns doing business in
the world, the Rumley Co. and the
Emerson -Brantingham Co. While all
the details have not been worked out
1t is now practically certainty that
both these great enterprises are to
build mammoth, modern and fully
equipped structures in Fargo next
year. ......--... ..... .. .... ..-...
The Rumiey Co. is reported to have
practically closed deal for the Kneer
corner on N. P. avenue. If the reports
are correct they are to move their
northwest headquarters from Min
fneapolis to Fargo and make this city
headquarters for all business from the
Red river to the Pacific coast in the
United States and for western Canada.
The Rumley Co. it will be remem
bered some months ago absorbed the
Gar Scott line and the Advance line
of threshing machinery and it is now
one of the strongest concerns doing
farm implement business. They now
have about $50,0O0,000 invested in
their business.
The Kneer corner on which they are
said to have an option, would give
them a splendid location with excellent
trackage facilities. They are said to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-30

The complete official programme for
the fourteenth annual convention of
the Tri- state Grain and Stock Grow
ers association is made public through
The Forum, tonight, for the first time.
this winter Jan. ID, Is, 16 and II. The
sessions will be in the Grand theatre
and Prizes hall.
For weeks President Worst and
Secretary Hoover of the Tri-state as
ISOLATION have been at work compiling
the splendid programme which IS
given below. One Of the interesting
features will be an address by Gov.
elect l.. B. Hanna. This ad-
dress will be given the same evening
that President Worst delivers his an
nual address. President WOrsts topic
this year will be More Farmers and
Fewer HOboes; Less Waste and More
Prosperity.
Pres. F. l.. McVey Of the North Da
kota University, State Commissioner
of Agriculture w. G. Gilbreath, Hon.
r. Twichell and D. A. Wallace, editor
of The Farmer will also be speakers
of more than ordinary interest.
THE PROGRAMME.
Following is the complete official
programme:
TUESDAY MORNING.
At the Grand Theatre.
1000 10:20-Invocation. Rev w. J.
Hutchinson, Broadway Methodist
church.
1O:2O-1O: 5O-Address of welcome,
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TAX METHODS WILL
BE Meeting TOPIC
NORTH DAkoTAs SYSTEM OF
ASSESSMENT, ETC, UNDER
SCRUTINY AT CONFERENCE
PROGRAMME is OUT FOR sEs-
SION AT GRAND FORKS.

Methods Of assessment and taxa
tion will be considered at the joint
conference in Grand Forks Jan. is
and 16 of the North Dakota Municipal
league ana the North Dakota Tax
association. The programme and the
method of organizing the conference
are set forth in a statement just is
sued by officers of the tax associa-
tion.
This conference is the fifth of its
kind held in the state and is of vital
interest to every citizen. 1t will pro-
vide an opportunity for the discus
sion and consideration of assessment
difficulties who existence is admit
ted by all officials who have to ad-
minister the law. The conference
will also take up the question of need
ed changes in our tax laws. The
proper place of cooperation between
the state tax commission and the
state tax association will also receive
attention.
The officers desire to have the
names of those who will or hope to
be able to attend.
Sessions will be held at the COM
mercial club rooms, at Grand Forks.
To allow time for discussions ad-
+ -. y - $50 -
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open HOUSE new YEARS
Commercial Club Will Hold Inform
al Reception From II a.. m.
to 8 p. m.

The secretary of the commercial
club has sent out the following in re-
gard to the open house on New
Years day:
Dear Sir: The executive committee
and officers send greetings with COM
pliments of the season and announce
an informal reception with open
house on New Years day from ii
o'clock ia. m. until o'clock D. m.
Come and bring friend. With best
wishes.
At the noon day meeting of the
commercial club today. it was de-
cided to underwrite the state poultry
association to the extent of 500
against losses in the coming show
which will be, held in the old Barnes
garage on Second avenue during the
week of Jan. IA. 80 "'s
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POWERS :: :. =.
Al ADVISE v \:
TURKEY
Turks Still Insist on Keeping
Adriansple ...
Russia IntercedeS With Advice
to Turkey to Yield
Turkish Army Agitated Re-
sumiBg War at Once

Constantinople, Dec. 30.-The ambas-
sadors of most of the European pow
ers have advised the Ottoman govern
ment to make an effort to come to the
terms of the Balkan allies. The Rus
sian ambassador here in particular
coupled his advice, warning as to the
dangerous consequences of a delay in
view of the situation in Asia Minor.
This Russian intercession has pro-
duced a disagreeable impression in
Turkish official circles, while the agi-
tation in the army in favor of the re-
/ sumption of hostilities continues. Many
[ hand bills have been distributed among
the Turkish officers and men are coun-
selling the continuance of war and the
surrender of the fortress of Ad-
Tianople.
Resume Negotiations.
London, Dec. 3O.-When the Turkish
Balkan peace negotiations were re-
I eumed today it was understood the
Turkish delegates had instructions
from Constantinople that authorized
them to concede several points, but
would still insist on Turkey retaining
Adrianople.