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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-07-04
: Aviators Say They Will :
Fly Across Ocean
: Not Many Months Hence

~NE after another aviators and
scientists are rapidly coming
to the fore with the declara-
ton that an aeroplane flight
across the Atlantic ocean will be pos
sible at no far distant date. More
over. several navigatOrs of air craft
have declared recently that they would
try to make the flight this summer.
Among them was Miss Ruth, Ban
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-07-04

To q Gardener.
They say you rise at four o'clock
And charge upon the weeds.
OF sleep It's said you make a mock
IT'S never in your needs.
ne'er can rise while yet It's dark
And spade to music Of the lark.
They say you have a wondrous knack
At making seeds to sprout.
For me the radishes hold back.
The onions meier come out.
plant them nicely, row on row,
But somehow not a thing will grow.
They say yours is model yard,
BY gardeners esteemed.
But from such pleasures am barred.
Though oft Of them I've dreamed.
neer could master-that I know
That complicated thing. the hoe!
Denver Republican.
Seems Not,
She-Grace spends an awful lot Of
He-Not saving grace, then
Boston Transcript.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
Selects Election Judges and Poll
ing Place-Horse Creek Pro-
ject Abandoned Until After
Election for Lack of Funds.

Electlon Tor LACK OF FUNDS.
The town dads held a brief bnt
snappy session last Monday night,
Mayor Harden in the chair, and it
was strictly business from the
start. The board, after allowing
the usual grist of bills, selected
Messrs. Charles M. Witty, Harry
Pettee and Ray Appel as election
judges for the forthcoming town
election, designating the Haber-
stroh building as the polling place,
Messrs. Gee, Baker aud Pinkham's
terms having expired.
Town Engineer Walter sub
mitted his report, consisting of
facts, figures and maps, on the
Horse Creek project for the relief
of residents of the west end, but
the board decided to abandon the
project until the necessary funds
are in sight.
Thereupon the meeting ad.
journed.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07

The Honorable Judge Fee and
the Honorable j. W. Shireman
came down from Lamar last Wed.
nesday night looking as though
they had lost something. They
may get over it but!
Miss Ruby Oelfke returned last
Friday from Colorado Springs
where she has spent the past six
months.
Found-An Eastern Star pin.
Mrs, G. d. North.
just received-First shipment
of W. L. Douglas low shoes for
men. If you want to see some
snappy shoes, come in and take
a look. White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
@. vatEiok's nay Dance.

o.. paBiok's Day Dance.
The Civic club il making elabo.
rate preparations to make their
third annual ball to be held in the
Armory March II. q big success.
With the Armory az the scene of
festivities, and the excellent music
and refreshments that are prom
ised the ball bids fair to be high
" glorious st. Patrick's day cele.
bration.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07

Presbyterian Church Sservice..
"The Holy Catholic Church
will be the subject Of the sermon
by the Rev. Wiley K. Wright on
next Sunday morning March Sth.
Evening sermon: 'The Preaching
of the Cross" Much interest has
been manifested in this series of
Sunday evening sermons on "The
Cross" The choir will furnish
special music and will lead in the
song service beginning at 1880. All
are cordially invited.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
Mules and Horses For Sale.

Tventy.four hsad mules, ell ; yesrs
old this sprint and summer, II l'z to 10
h.,d.. ali broke en- and ready for work; .
. f.v tood Belfium Eeldinss; also ; bron-
.ho saddle horses, 4 years old this sprin9,
hroken. Would prefer to sell mules in
hnnch. hut will cut to suit buyer il neces.
" Ell. EsTEP.
n. Iuots. Colo, Phone Holbrook l72.
Rs,ideaee miles north Of Chsraw.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
Arc You Constlpated?

II 90, Get a box Of Dr.. Kin9's New Life
Pills, take them regularly and your
trouble will quickly disappear. They vii,
stimulate the liver, improve your diges.
ton and get rid Of oil the poisons 10 your
system. They will surely Get you well
atsin. Csc a, al dsuliists.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
To Let-Twenty acres Of first
class beet land under Buffalo canal.
G. 1 Collins.
onicagoan Locates Here,

ohicagoAn Locates Here.
j. E. Kennedy. a confidential
employee of the Marshall Field
Co. of Chicago, arrived yesterday
to visit his son, r. II. Kennedy,
living in the southern environs,
and to take up his residence on his
own homestead, also located on the
Southside.
Mr.. Kennedy is a full-aedged
convert to the simple life and
comes from Chicago to claim his
farm from Uncle Sam.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
Garden seeds Free.

Agreeable to a notice in this pa.
per last week, a large number Of
farmers and others availed them
selves Of the opportunity to secure
vegetable and flower seeds at this
Office absolutely free, by courtesy
of .. s. Senator Guggenheim.
There remains limited quan.
tity of these seeds at the Chieftain
office, which will be given to the
first ones applying for them. Come
at once.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
The Mothers Favorite.

A cough medicine for children should
bs harmless. 1t should be pleasant to
take. Il should be sdsctuai. Chamber.
lsin's Cough Remedy Is ali Of this and is
the mothers favorits everywhere. For
tsls by oil dsaisrs.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
SPECIAL SPRING SALE.
Prices Cut in Ialf-Just Figure
What You Save.

For the next ten days, beginning
today the Holly Pharmacy will put
on sale it's entire line of beautiful
cut glass and hand painted china
at one half the regular price. Come
in before it is gone.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
~ nGlIing HaneAEoo.

- ooutng kangaroo.
! 1he faaoss boxing kangaroo
viii e jp Holly one night only,
TaeSday, Asrch II. in connection
utih tie usuat high class picture
sho1 u .the Rleasant Hour theater.
This Il your first and only
opportunity to zee the boxing kan
CARGO. Reuembef the date.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07

=. - - Uss-1R' '5A~s<
10 Dr. W.sP. Spence. who hes been
apracticing physician for the past
8 years but has spsnt the winter in
Chicago, specializing on diseases
of the eye. DR.. Spence will be in
Holly all of next week and will d.
vide his time between several of
the towns in the Valley, probably
making Holly his headquarters.
We have just received the first
shipment of those snappy Peck
suits. If you want an up-to-date
suit get one now.
White Bros.
George Pugh, the barber for.
merly employed by VIM. Kaplicky
has rented the stone store back of
Appel's, and will install a tonsorial
parlor par excellence. Our best
wishes, George.
Found-Child's fur mutt. Own.
or can have same by paying for
this advertisement. Chieftain,
j. j. Pierce, the urbane gentle
man who formerly owned the Bris-
tol townsite, blew in last Monday
from Colorado Springs where he
conducts a real estate business.
The news Of the Holly country is
contained in The Holly Chiefiain.
Lost-End gate of farm wagon,
in the vicinity Of Holly eleva-
tor and river bridge. Reward it
returned to Thomas M. Wilson,
phone Holly Sl2.
We have just received, direct
from New York, a line of auto
mobile coats for men. Colors, tan
and green. Be a thoroughbred
and come in and get one. $40
and $12. so. White Bros.
Frank Townsley the land man,
arrived last Wednesday from the
East, bringing with him number
of landseekers.
Those 45-inch lace flounces for
evening dresses, are exquisite.
Come in and see them at White
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
Citizens Party Caucus.

4 caucus Of the Citizens party Of
Holly will be held on Friday. March
1Ah, at 8 p. n. in the Holly Opera
house, for the purpose Of noninat.
ind . mayor and three trustees for
said town to be voted upon al the
f0Fthcomini election.
E. D. SHIRLEY, Sec'y.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
Condensed Milk Factory.

The past week memorable Poers county, the farmers
agreeing supply the milk canning factory with sufficient milk
keep the wheels Of large capac plant moving every day the
Lamar promises the milk Of 126 cows Wiley 2OO while Bristol
front with pledge Of 500 knocking the pro
mott of the perch
The estimated cost the plant 100000 and will cover
much ground the Lamar sugar factory will employ
enve people the year around and my begin operations about tho
FIRST Of November.
s expected that the officials Of the company will this district
early in March and look the situation thoroughly
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07


the Eastern markets fe y6a HE
perfect dreams" eo6aS Ii ssool.
Opening day, Saturday, March Is.
Farmers Pharmacy bniiding. -
Barb wire and Pittsburg Perfect
fencing At the Holly Hardware Go.
Proprietor Jack Rhodes Of the
6rm Of Gregg and Rhodes, accom-.
panied by his wife, arrived last
Tuesday and assumed charge Of
their local store here, relieving Mr..
Gregg.
Wanted Girl for rgsneral house.
work. See Mrs. G. w. Smeltzer.
Our new lines Of Nouvente de-
sign and shadow laces, allovers,
landings, and embroideries in
Swiss flouncings and insertions,
ETC., imported direct by us, have
just been received. Call on US
and look them over.
White Bros.
DR.. G. v. Williams, the veterin.
arian, is one Of the happiest men
10, the county, as his wife and little
daughter, Dorothy, arrived last
Saturday from Denver. They will
make their home in Bristol.
Chinamel Paints and Vsrnishes,
Holly Hardware Co.
Proprietor VIM. Kaplicky Of the
Opera House barber shop has
filled the position Of second chair
with his brother. l.. Kaplicky of
Holyrood, Kan, owing to the va.
cancy caused by George Pugh's
resignation.
The Holly Pharmacy i head
|rdis ~ - u pestal-
cards. Big rack full Of new 6nss.
Think of it! Overshoes at about
half value. Gregg & Rhodes.
Merle Lewis, the little daughter
Of Bert E. Lewis, is having siege
of scarlet fever and the family is
quarantined in consequence DR..
Pratz reports the little patient as
doing very nicely.
Says I to myself, says 1,
Gregg and Rhodes is the place
to buy--at about half price, on
March Sth, at 2 p. IN. Boyd's old
stand.
Don't pay big prices when
Gregg & Rhodes offer dry goods at
cost and less.
For evidence of Holly's prosper
ity, one needs but to look at the
double line of autos in the Holly
garage, representing thousands of
dollars, all belonging to local men.
Soldering work promptly done.
Holly Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Camp last
Tuesday moved into cozy cottage
in the east end, and are gradually
getting settled as we 60 to press.
Big remnant sale tomorrow,
March S,2p. m. Remarkable bar.
gains. Investigate. Gregg and
Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel 3. Harden
returned last Monday afternoon
from visit with their daughter,
Mrs. j. U. Brown, in Hutchinson,
Kans.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Barth of the Southside
narrowly escaped death this week
from drinking can of coal oil,
but presence of mind and prompt
remedies we're SO etfectual that the
baby has entirely recovered.
Buy your hardware at the Holly
Hardware Co.
The day they almost give rem
nants away Saturday. March Sth,
at 2 p. IN. Gregg and Rhodes.
ChamberIain's Tablets for Con-
StinAtion.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07

Erin 60 bragh and attend the
st. Patrick's ball given by the
Woman's Civic club.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. d. G.
Ashby Of Webb, on Feb. 18th,
son.
DR.. |. b. Hall of Lac Crosse, Kan,
was the guest of his brother, DR..
g. u. Hall, from Saturday until
-4oa3eS lAat -.
j. A. Tompkins, member of
the A. V. $. B. & I. L. Co. Office
force. has been quite i'll for sew
eral weeks past.
The Civic club invites you to its
third annual grand ball March II,
at the Armory.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. B. Morris has been very
i'll with pneumonia, but is now re-
covering.
Will Bales now conducts the
New Commercial hotel having sue
ceeded his brother, Oscar Bales.
Just received-The most COM
plete line of mems and boys hats
and caps that we have ever had.
White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07

Cash for Produce.
Bring us your poultry, eggs,
cream, hides and furs. Highest
market price, Holly Produce Go.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
chamberlsin's Tablets for Con.
stipation.

For constipation, Chsmberisiu' . Tablets
are excellent. Easy to take, mild and
lsntle in effect. Give them q trial. For
sale by oil dealers,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07

Delta Fruit 49, nates ID Holly.
1T Mondsy. when hs Ahenorpe dposed u n 6ns tract of
347 scsss sa town. Clarence A. Small q De Coo receiving
exchange 800 Of the finest @ land M Snh here the
psst lew dsys and Is avorsb ereased with lie Crssa
Aaaas Ya!s1 AsseaR.esak ~ Il Il Is n E 1al
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
cana Ad.

Cane 9oed.
Fop Sale-Black Amber cane
seed. G A. Erikson, 'Amity, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
THINGS
bgNAL
.esk's Delnu
Evteinity.

-
Vicinity.
found sperfect q
id" cost 1887.
4 is, that one Of
) didn't connect
lions den!
In the evenin',
9 at the Armory.
b Of the Metho.
bod around again
Irippe.
mans club will
ood sale tomor.
arch 9th, 2:M p.
welry store. For.
~ baking and
sthing good for
come in and in
line of hats and
colors are the
ep' 5 spring hats.
White Bros.
| Holly couslry Is
oily Chieitais.
food of Lamar
ome.
left Monday to
kith a dredging
ne, Colo.
pee our elegant
! trimmings in
rs, and bead Of
atest creations.
n White Bros.
lhisitioa to the
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07
vdl1aA xW - I. coL0RADQ DAY. MARcI
s. s s ss d d y O. 1oya. :. I. /.
d d = ..sd vi E ~A.a -

Il = ~ 4. a.As.;as sEssss ss..;s.s
- - es.aos q - ihw aesat u
- 1&4 t1tsat ysaf he ~es fsr wA msdra
s Aassias ~ - ths
wM ~ carsfsk ksfsrs iLsy nsA AsI
~ s - t4iss h.e1 J.mAsodues and irs
- ~ md ~ This policy
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07

is1ita Mas Buys Soulhside Farm.
Soushds properly took place lss Sstur.
~ wke IN Sm progressive young capitalist Of Wichita ksns-
"a Ws sm 4 l00 lying four msss south d
HS
of confidence in country the
~ 4 rs moys which sweeping the Esst snd
ssfaI the ene ess Eastern Color. Do with
dus. upodse ssn, cstte ranches of
ys - deeper n Il the vacant territories
which tie business dema,as aa - 81
The Holly chieftain., 1913-03-07

-
Holly ~
Rev. G.sy
dist ch1ssk
after Asi =!
The HI
hold their
row (8a4
n. at Ada
get your,
come and
Sunday a
Don't
spect Cur
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NJ -, / I
oolsiu11| ri
Mis-
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vi B.
saks pas
company =
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-25
A LOBBYIST, 1918 STYLE

President Wilson retaliates upon
Ex-Governor Carter, of Hawaii, for
his statement or intimation that the
president has not kept faith in his
assurance that the sugar interests
had nothing to fear" by canceling an
appointment with the indiscreet Ha-
waiian visitor There was president
once who would have disposed of the
temerarious Carter by consigning him
to the Ananias Club. But we have
fallen on mere polite times, though
men are liars eyer. Why did ex-Gov--
ernor Carter dare to diyulge the story
of an understanding with the presi-
dent, whether he had it or not, and
whether it was violated or not?
But we guess the president is some
thing of a politician himself. The
grandstand presidential coup against
the "insidious. lobby" could not have
been beaten by Roosevelt. The presi-
dent not only puts the lobby on the
defensive, but he gags any open ex-
preston of resentment by the sena-
tors, who know that the most eff
,fective lobbying being done now at
Washington is from the White House.
Note the gingerly manner in which
even the standpatter Gallinger refers
to the presidential activities for the
tariff bill.
OF course the president is no mefe
vulgar lobbyist. He is playing high
politics. That is it. The unhappy VIC
tins of his tariff policy, who ere ap-
pearing at Washington in person, or
through their representatives paid
and unpaid, are the lobbyists.
A lobbyist, 1913 model, is an unde-
sirabie citizen who ventures to show
his brazen face at Washington in op-
position to something President VIII
son wants.-Portland Oregonian.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-25
ALASKA ASKS SOME
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS

A territorial board OF education
and two superintendent of schools
are asked for by the Alaska legisIa-
ture in a memorial Just transmitted
to congress. The petition reeites that
although Alaska now has a white
population of 10000 with 5000 chill
dren attending the ~ white public
schools, there is as yet no terri
terial board of education, examining
board, or superintendents to govern
such schools"
The Legislature asks that the board
of education be made up of the gov
ernor, secretary and treasurer of the
territory, and that it appoint the two
superintendent OF schools. The
board is to have power to grant ter
ritorial educational diplomas" life
diplomas and "first-grade certifi-
Gates" to properly qualified teachers.
1t is specified. however. that normal
school diplomas or state certificates
from any Of the states In the Union
shall be accepted as satisfactory evil
dence of fitness to teach in the.
Alaskan schools.
Would-be teachers in Alaska are to
be examined in much the same sub.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-25

Auckland was ZEN fete" for whole
week. excursions were run from all
parts of the dominion, and welcomes
We're showereG upon them. These
celebrations and welcomes were ac-
knowledged by the admiral as being
the best given to the fleet during its
tour, and at the same time showed
the Aloha which New Zealand had
Tor the L. ). A. Sir. think that the
American citizens in Honolulu will
Iise TO the occasion and show thai
they have not forgotten the kindness
melted out to their brothers and pro-
tectors whilst in the waters of the,
aptincdes, and give 10 the New Yea
land a welcome, worthy of the people
resident here, and also in keeping
with the traditions Of the people of
Hawaii. Let us enc and all toe the
line, and show the Britons that Ho-
Eolulans know rightly how to honor
and respect visitors so distinguished
as the members of New Zealand's
gift to the British empire.
/ trust, sir, that / have not in
truded too much on your valuable
space, and feel sure that the prin-
cipal officers of this city will do the
right thing. | am
Yours truly.
+. S. NJ.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-25
EDITOR

the department, but in another position from
that he has held The StarBulietin understands
that there is no intention ON the part Of the
present board To carry the slate-wiping process
to the point of discharging all of those who were
among the insurgents" Many Of them were
doubtless sincere, but they were badly advised
and badly led. With the main source of friction
removed, with the heads of both factions out Of
the department, the rank and file should and
will realize that their duty is that of devotion
to their proper work. They have enough to do
in their classrOoms without becoming involved
in school politics. The lessen taught by the gov
eIlnor and the new board is an illuminative les
son The persen who plays school politics is a.
likely candidate for the axe.
The new board has adopted from the first the
policy Of talking out in meeting" The com
missioners and the superintendent discuss their
plans and projects until they come to a unani-
nous decision, A suggestion may be accepted
or it may be rejected, but at any rate it is given
thorough consideration. May this spirit CON
time.
Hawaii has gone through period of squab-
bling in its department of education that is
wholly distasteful to the average man. To end
the internal friction, good and bad were sacri-
feed in the process of sweeping the boards clean.
The sacrifices have not been pleasant to contem-
plate, but if the department can climb entirely
cut of the slough of factionalism, they will notl
have been too great.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-25
LTIILEfNIE[NIEWG)

/ PITTS1E RYAN, and Nordiea are
some globe trotters.
| CHARLIE HOPKINS = My kingdom
for the correct sugar dope. | would
soon have another kingdom-maybe.
SUPERINTEN GIBSON--Tne
plan for a central grammar school
and high school on Maui will ! be-
lfeye, most nearly meet the needs OF
the island and the board is heartily
agreed upon it.
REV. S. l.. DESHA- The jubilee
celebration of the Rev. IL. II. Parker
is mark of esteem for highly-re-
spected pastor. He has had twenty
years more service than have. Many
years ago he was my teacher.
DICK SULLIVAN-They crowded
40 rounds of boxing into ID rounds in
the main event at ScfIofield Barracks
last night. 1t was, good card all
the way, and everyone got value re.
eeived and a little more for his
money
MADAME N0RDICA-It Will be an
added pleasure to sing before people
who live in such a beautiful isle.
Everybody has been SO gracious TO
me since / have been here that /
shall certainly try my best to please
when il comes my turn.
ARTHUR RICE--I think the Maui
polo team would rather come over
here and try for the iTfter.island chal-
ienge cup, than to stay at home and
receive visitors. There will likely be
cup tournament next September,
and Oahu will manage to put good
team in the field to defend the cup.
We are counting on the 4th cavalry to
enter team, and make the tourna-
ment a three corned affair.
J. E. NEUSTADT, California cap
italist,-I am returning to the main
cause wish to get away from Homo
lulu but for the reason that my BUSH
ness interests demand it. have
spent two months On the islands this
trip and never had a more delightful
visit in my hfe l will return for the
winter and will bring Mrs. Neustadt
with me.
w. r. HARRINGTON would sug-
gest that citizens interested in the
SuDJcCl vi ;OtSdh-up .uuJ MANI II q
point to attend the lecture to be Civ.
en- tomorrow evening in Cooke hall,
Y. NJ. C. A. by DR.. John Ross. DR..
Ross will take for his topic Some
Sanitary Campaigns and Campaigners
/ have Known" and think he in
tends to offer some timely suggestions
based on his observations since TAX
ing up his abode in Honolulu.
T. p. W. GRAY-Judging from the
class, Of baseball put up last Satur-
cay at Moiliili, the second game
between the St. Louis and Punahou
Athletic Club should be a winner
There are a lot of people here who
want to see Saturday baseball, and
if they support it, they will have it
for the rest of the season If the
amateurs and professionals here can
trim Stanford in the coming series,
ii will be q big boost for Hawaii in
mainland sport circles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-25
NO EXCUSES WILL Be TOLERATED

The board of supervisors can furnish the peo-
pie of this city no excuse that will be accepted if
they fail to come to the aid of the INDECENT tuber-
culosis patients for whom now there is no guar
anteed support.
Thesupervisors saw fit few days ago to raise
large number of municipal salaries They not
only restored to the original figures salaries that
wre cut in temporary fit of economy six
months ago, but they boosted salaries that we're
not cut six months ago and have been entirely
high enough.
If the supervisors can afford to raise salaries
thousand dollars or SO a month, they can af-
ford TO appropriate out of the general funds the
$3.50 that is now called for in the care of indi-
gent sick.
The proposal is made that the city fathers di-
vert the $3.50 monthly appropriation now made
for the promotion committee to the fund for
these tubercular patients. With the spirit which
declares that the care of the sick is more neces-
sary than the entertainment of the WE'LL we are
in harmony, but there is no reason why Honolulu
must make a choice between the two purposes.
The men elected by the taxpayers of Honolulu
to look after city finances have not hesitated in
an nnwarranted salary-raise. No plan now that
involves the cuttingoff of the promotion fund
should be tolerated 1t is clearly up to the board
to take care of the cty's sick and to continue its
promotion fund also