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place is now being occupied by a
first-year man. John will not be re-
leased-far from it-and may get
back in regular services but Stallings
has a youngster primed to step into
the former Phil's shoes when he pegs
out. - --..-. ~. ...
The showing of the team is a great
tribute to Stallings' ability to take
an old bat bag; gray-haiTed veteran
and a mere child and come up with
a ball team. He did the same thing
in the South, repeated. in. Buffalo,
made winner of the Yankees, and,
when practically forced out of the
American League by Ban Johnson,
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bit''-that's the midget's nickname
has done considerable batting when
it would do the most good to his
team. For a small man he registers
a remarkable number of eXtra-base
hits. .-.
Myers, who is as tall as Meanwhile
is short, broke the base-stealing rec
ord in the Pacific Northwest last
year, pilfering 116 bases with the
Spokane club. He is up against a
harder proposition this campaign,
but his remarkable stride, the longest
among baIlplayers, is earning him
enough thefts to rank with men like
BescheT and Josh DevOre.
Jim Archer's wounded finger has
healed, and the star backstop is ready
to receive the slants of the pitchers,
taking a load off Tom Needham. Tim
is back in the game, and Evers will
be able to present his regular lineup
against Boston for the first time in
three weeks. Patchwork Unfolding
has lost some of the recent games,
but even a crippled team won't serve
dS oil anu 4OA DuL1 L1OuE4JS.
Jimmy Callahan tried to blame
yesterdays defeat at the hands of
Boston in the first game of the East
ern trip to poor umpiring. But four
black marks in the error column and
failure to hit until two men were out
is a much better explanation.
The umpiring was punk, there is
no getting around that, and it hurt
the Sox. Chase was called out at
second on close play which nipped
a Sox rally, and the Red Sox were
given two runs by a pair of decisions
which went their way, one at first
base and one at the plate. For kick
ing on the latter decision Ray Schalk
was elected from the game. Ray
would have helped the team consid-
erably if he had kicked on the first
batter up, as his work during the aft
ernoon was very much on the fritz.
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II .,mc,,i NeUs O6e5O --0ll6s4
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department OF mo Interior T.. :. Land
Office at Turumcari New Mexico
March %, 1913
Notice is hereby given that Martini
+ llnrt. of West. \. NJ, who on Fob
~. 1907. made II T. Ser No. 0Go5O, No.
I5aSl. for Ma IWiG NWi SEA and
SET SWt, and Add1 40. 0ll6Si made
July . 1909. Cor SWii SWh; SWli
SEl, and 50 NWh. al in Sec 20,
Twp SN. Ring 9sE. Y VI p Meridian,
ha, nod notice If intent ON .u make
riuaI Five Year on Orig. Thrc" Year
,u Ndd1 Proof. 20 establish claim To
th, land above described, before Reg
j,tcr md Receiver. v. !. Land Office
&C.. Trrumcari. s. VI. on the llth day
u' June, 1919.
Claimant names ~ witnesses.
T. VI Wise. Looncv, n. NJ; + VI.
Hurr1m. Loonev. Y. VI; y w. Parker,
nod.o1. y. NJ r /. D3rncl|, West
Nrw Mexico
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department pf ,lr Interior L. =. Land
uh'', ~ F".uwrar.. Now Mexico
Nurrn 2S. 1913
\o'.." hereby given tina, Charlie,
y Nrug'g. ~ Iucumcari, y. VI. who 90
December ., 1907, made II l. Ser No.
l"u&G, 50. .l673. for NJ SWh See 20
tnj \dd ", UllG@S made Dec. ~.
1910" 'o' ~ SCI, Sec -, Twp I'm.
Bug |oE, y VI = Meridian. has fled
not ." 10y intention 20 make Final Five
l"ar ou orig. Three Year On Add y proof
20 establish o.uim 90 tho land above do.
,.I.p"i, before Register and Receivnr
{. = Land Office a. Tuyumrari. y. VI.
1913 bee "'h iay IF May. 1913
''a.uUn' uamo, rs witnesses:
Mrs. Laura Whitaker. Mrs. Ada Duck
=. y. Williams. Freeman Smith, all -
TH.nw,uri. y. VI.
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Ol3oi9
.lrumcari News 0l30ig
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

w. partmon' az the Interior ' :. l@ud
Onirr ri rucumrati. New Mexico
March 20. 1913
Notice is hereby given that James
DnunrIiv. of looncy, New Mexico. who
on July 10. 1909. made u f Scr No.
uoSo. for NEH Soc (. Twp Z, Y. X. %
r.. and NddN 40. ul30l9 made Jan. 20
1910. for SEB Sec 81. Twp sN. Rng
2aE. Y VI J. Meridian, has filed notice
ur intention 20 make Final Three Year
Proof. - establish claim 20 the and
above ,lrsct bod. before Register and
Receiver. u. :. Land Once az fucum.
earl. y VI. ou he 9Th iav Of May,
1913
C'q.u4n' names ~. witnesses.
=. : SSif Jesse Swift. Thoma.
Jr0r,y. e.. G. Stephenson. ql ~ Loon.
.v. N.w Mexico.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

p. I..'.r, Count, Ir"r'ur' 40 A..
Qgr. .untv 80" Mexico. r f.. Hc-.
Iio" u.n.nrG We. y. T. Bul2e.I defend.
mI, r. Noddon, Daruishce ~ f..
bnllr... IrrcrI1n' t. hereby notified
'Da' pOeiu''f la, a'cd suit IN above en.
titled "ou" against him for sixteen dol
'ar.. for professional services rendered
by plaiutjn and defendant : moncv
aaruishcrd n hands Of A r. Seldom,
and thai uulc,, he enters his appear
aucc n above cutitlrd cause on or be-.
fore May n. 1919, and defend said
suit Judgment viii hc rendered against
him and garnishec required "a pay IN.
90 Court defendant money garnisheed
IN his hands, which will he applied in
satisfaction Of said Judgment and costs
SAMUEL ". McELROY,
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct
One, Quay County, n NJ.
Apr as a IN
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UpOO;.
..t". .f. NfN. wv
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

d.. ''""H. .' .'" Iu''rlor I. : I.n.1
o'i., uE ~Furuurrrl. New McNiao
March ~. 1871"
N..,n Urrohy given 'Aa, Susan
l3r.naU. .f Lonucy. y VI. who 90
1907. madc n T. Sog No 00Oo3
49,. slGu?, for W, NWH y Md No.
'-"-5 made Jan. -, 1910 for Eh NV.
g. Twl y. Rng 2oF. y VI T. Me
o. au, flied motto" ~ intention 20
t'uo Five Yea, Proof. So cstab.
81 oum 20 'hc band above described
ntrr, Hrgi,'o. o0i Receiver T. :.
uri ONi.r ar Turunoafi. y VI uu
... -.H iav 80 MAJ, 1913
,.niTtu' rar,. 3d.. w.'rr,sr.
= = swift. Jesse nv e. Thomas Irf
.t a.. stephens .r. Y' ~ Loouuy,
E,. N.N....
r. = p.v. .,. Rygi-'.r
'.. :; Nlst. q. ~
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.rlmcari News o65S7-Oi9i74
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

pu partmcut ., rbr Interior T.. :. Land
Onirr o. Turumrari. New Mexico
March 20, 1919
notice i hereby given that Cyrus
\. pouui. " foyd, y. VI. who on Ian
.. 1907. made n F. Ser No. 06i37, No.
1tO7O for So, Sec 81 and Addl No.
olal7t m,dc Mar. I. 1910 for WI NET
500 IS. Twp ION. ring BE, \ VI T.
Meridian. has hlcd notice Of Intention
20 make Final Five Year on orig
Three Yca- on M" proof. 20 cstnh
lain 'o be- .0ud above described,
i,'o-c Req ,tor aud Receiver, U. =
LAND OHico - rtrumcJr. ". on he
G,. lac " MAY. 1918.
claimant names as witres~,.
&. r. Leonard. VI. 7. Carter. &. l..
Crawford, Ndam Long. a. " Lovd,
V. \. prom .". Register
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OF intention 'o mike Final Five Year
Proof. &C. establish claim 'o the and
above ic.n. bed. hcturr Register and
Gr,y.,ri. T.. =. Land Omc, at rucum
,ur'. y. VI. .r 'np 1G'u law or MAY.
lglS.
Claimant names ~, witnesses;
John Brlscor. Tu.umrari. y NJ. Gus
Uyur,. William Camps, lame. Potter. all
of n.i.ou. y VI
u \ r.y.'.., Rrgrs'c.
81. NaN - ST.
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OiSlO6
trumrsri News OSLO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Duut.'m,n o. the Interior l. - land
onir, a. rurumpari, New Mexico
March -, 1913
s., d., g.. hereby given that James :.
10 SON. of podson. y. VI. VINO IN Fob.
-. 1910. made AddI II r. Serial No,
u'..ur. t.r NWl Soc -. Twp ~, Rng
.1n. y VI T. Meridian. uae hied notice
d. .utrat,ou 'o make tIna. Three Year
.p..,'. 20 establish claim 10 he land
t.uty Described before Register and
Receiver. C.. =. Land once a' Tucum.
... y " 20 'no list 49,, q April.
.a..
g.. ut.' names a. witnesses:
IS g. smith. = l. Woodward, : T..
.Ht.a.r. ". y. Caps. M II Doison,
\"R N,NIru.
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1rlruvaTI News MlO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
hlO.I

department. 81 mo Interior 4. s.. Land
Onf"r ~ ~Tucumcarl, New Mexico
March 20. 1919
Notice +, hereby given that Mary A..
%Tunquary, Of Castlcbcrry, n. NJ. who
nu Aug 90, 1906, made II f. Ser No.
o5i03, No, 1925, for NEn Sec 81, Twp
IN, ring 3@E, y NJ r. Meridian, has
d'od notice Of intention 70 make Final
Five Year Proof, 20 establish claim
"a the land above described, before
Register and Receiver y. 3. Land ONCE
A. Tucumcari, n. NJ. on the 7th day
May, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Matte T.. Tanqusry, Castleberry, n,
NJ; r. f. Culbertsop, Castleberry, N,
NJ; A. VI, Boyd, Castleberry, N. NJ; J..
VI. Rhoadss, Tucumeari, ". NJ.
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News az
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Iutcricr T., :. Land
Oniro M Iucumcari, New Mexico
April I, 1913
Notice Is hereby given that Mrs. J..
u. Horton, widow 81 John II. Horton.
deceased, Of Dodson, New Mexico, who
ON May g, 1907, made Homestead Entry
No. 1903, for M NET Section ~.
and NWh NWh See 20, Twp ON, ring
30E, y VI r Meridian, has fled notice
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..yor..ptI Now, O63s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

n interior ". =. Lana
u urari, New Mexico
..I,ru -. 1913
>u rr . hereby given That james
u. k,oliug. OF Ruglnnd, New Mexico,
vino ou ur, &C., 1906, made II l. Sci.
10. oGag,, 80. 1868, tor SWh See.
-. twp ~. Rug 3oE, y NJ = Meridian
hl, irI notice OF intention TO make
Fna, Five Year Proof. to establish
rlaIm 20 the land above described, bc
Tor, Register and Receive I. :. Land
Oni,r %. Tucumrmi, y VI IN the l0'h
ilr of May. 1913
C,lIuaut names as Witnesses:
IS g. Drake. &. r. llill, william
Young. = T. Groru. uI. Of Rigland
\,w N'vIrp.
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.Turuucari News


Iurumcari News Os32r
' 1THr CATION
Department OF The interior. o.. s. Land
OnIcp at NIaumrnr., '.N 81. siru
March l". IHf3
Notice is hereby given that John
Born. of Forrest, New Nrv..o. who on
september !, 1907, made % T. Ser No
0s"27. No. l9ti7. for SIH 9,c @. Twp
81, Rng 3lE, " NJ Meridian. has
filed notice Of intention i3 make EiuaI
Five Yoor Proof, 10 establish claim 70
the land above described. before H. 4.
williams, q S Commissioner al Muir
dock, n. NJ on the 2ls' day 81 April,
1913.
Claimant names as witnesses;
@. .McPhctorg, Ice NcPhoters, Ed
Mckee, all Of Forrest, N. NJ; John d.
Pierce, Murdoch, n. NJ.
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NII.DHEIDrI SAXON.
EH.uw,nrj New Mexico
A.. ..,,- ..i i.l. Min.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22
Smith Praises Fore;an Golfers.

-Four American professional golfers
who went to England to compete in
the British open championship return
ed home and told Ut their experiences
ON the foreign links.
In tue party were Alec Smith, for
mer national and metropolitan open
champions: John J. McDerlnott the
present national title holder: Tom Nc
Namara. the metropolitan open cham
pion: Michael }. Brady Of WOllastOn
and Alec Campbell Of Bru0kline. Muss.
Our treatment could not have been
better" said Smith. land We were all
delighted with France. We are glad
to have met the Frenchmen and Eng
Iishmen OH their own stamping
grounds and hope to give them all they
are looking for when they come here
next month for our championship.
YES. vartion. Ray and Reid are com.
ing from England. while Arnaud Mas
sy and Louis Teller of France will
come along. We surely will have to
60 some to keep the title in America
but guess we're equal to it.
II have no regrets nor excuses" con
tinued Smith. I'VE had glorious
time and were treated like princes
We were beaten ut Lii Roulie by golf
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22
GUN CLUB PLANS
FIVE-DAY HUNT
Grays Harbor Rod and Gun
Club Hold First Annual
Hunt Oct. | to 5

October list to 5th has been fixed
by the Grays Harbor Rod & Gun clut
for their first annual hunt, when the
club, which is nearly $50 strong, viii
divide into two divisions, each in
charge of captain, and will begin a
five-day hunt.
Each division will be divided into
squads and each squad will be assign
ed a certain kind of game. On thi
evening of October 5th all game will
be brought to designated place. The
side which has secured the largest
quantity will be declared the winner
and the losing side will have to pre-
pare a banquet for all.
The banquet given will be held in
one of the local lodge halls, according
to present plans and the eats will
consist chiefly of wild game. The
huntsmen expect to bring in large
quantities of grouse, pigeons, bear
deer, ducks and trout. The feed prom
Uses to be the most sumptuous wild
meat spread ever held in this vicinity
1t is expected that more than 20J
members of the club will be in attend
ance.
The committee in charge of the
preparations for the hunt are F. E
Hite, Oswald Bell and Del Castle. Ey.
cry member of the club that was pres
ent at the meeting of the club Monday
night signed the hunt roster.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Well Known Hoquiam Merchant |,
Shot In Knee by His Son, at
Point Granville Tuesday.

HOQU1AM, Aug. 21.-Henry Levi,
of the firm Of Levi & Baer, was acct
dentally shot in the knee Tuesday and
while the wound is fortunately slight.
he had a narrow escape from serious
injury.
With J. s. Mckee and Melbourne
Lvei, his son, the merchant was on
the way to the Hob oil fields for an
outing. While waiting at Point
Granville for a boat to take the
party to Hob river, Mr.. Mckee took
occasion to clean an automatic pistol
which he had along. He had re.
moved the magazine from the pistol
and Melbourne Levi, thinking the
weapon unloaded, was examining it
when a cartridge which had re.
manned in the barrel exploded, the
ball entering Mr.. Lewis right leg
near the knee.
. Fortunately no bone was encoun-
tered by the bullet and only a flesh
wound was inflicted. Mr.. Levi was
taken to Moclips by wagon and re-
turned to this city on the train that
evening. No serious results are ex-
pected to result from the accident.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22

Some housewives in cooking their
preserves perform that operation in
the Jars or cans In which they (the
preserves) are to be kept. Unfortu-
nately when the water boils vigorous.
~ 1t sometimes upsets the jars and
spills their contents in the boiler. A
Nebraska woman has designed cook.
ing utensil which prevents this acci.
dent Two rings Of different diane
tiers. for different size Jars and cans
and fat. perforated plate make up the
equipment. One OF the rings acts as q
support for the plate. and on top OF
the plate the other ring sits and forms
guard for the jar. to prevent it up
setting. The water can boil freely
through the perforations in the plate
and this little platform keeps the top
Of the jar above the top Of the water
so none cum get into it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22
ANALSiS OF PAVING
MATERIAL DEMANDED
Hoquiam Property Owners Insist On
Holding Up Settlement OF
Contracts for Data.

HOQUIAM, August 21.-Possible
litigation to settle the validity
Of contracts for paving which a
majority Of property owners affected
say do not come up to specifications,
may be occasioned by the filing with
the Hoquiam city commission of de-
mand that all settlement of contracts
equalizing Of improvements, and other
matters in connection with street
work, be stopped until an expert
chemist can be secured to make an
analysis of the paving material. The
property owners say they have proof
that the specifications have been dis
regarded. About one mile of paving
is affected.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22
BUILDING OF BARN
CAUSE OF RECALL
Commissioners Charged With Defying
Law in Using Day Labor in
Building Barn.

Formal demands for the recall of
Hoquiam's three commissioners were
filed Tuesday. The officials affected
are Mayor Chris Knoell, retired
butcher; William X. Ogden, commits
sioner of finance and accounting, and
N. P Willis, elected commissioner of
streets and public Improvements while
serving as street superintendent.
The three are charged with building
the city barn by day labor, illegally
under the Allen law provision making
it necessary to call for bids for all
work costing more than $500.
The commissioners did not call for
bids and the cost of the barn has been
about $4,000.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22
PoRTER's BODY FOUND.

HOQUIAM Aug. 21.-The body of
E. w. Porter who was drowned last
Wednesday when he missed his foot
ing on the dock of the Eureka Lum-
Der company as the steamer Temple
E. Dorr was docking was found Tues
day afternoon about o'clock near the
slip of the Eureka mill by Roy Bazzo,
boomman. The coroner was notified
and the body taken to the morgue.
The funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon, from the home of the wild
ow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Feely.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22
CHECK ARTIST BUSY
At ELMA SATURDAY

MONTESANO, Aug. 21.-Some $3.50
worth of forged Sunset Single COM
pany checks were passed at Elma
Saturday night. 1t is presumed the
blank checks were stolen from the
company's office in Montesano the
same day, though no one can explain
how they were gotten hold Of
The man or men who passed the
checks got at least "a hours start,
for the bogus signatures were not dis
covered until the checks reached
MontesanO.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22
O.-W.R.&N. READY
FOR BIG TRAFFIC
One Thousand New Freight
Cars Being Delivered for
Crop Movement

One thousand new freight cars or
dered by the O..W. R. & N. Co. in an.
ticipation of a heavy demand for cars
to move the large crops this fall, are
now being turned out by the car build
ers and are arriving at the various re.
serve stations of that company in Ore
gon and Washington at the rate Of so
cars a day. The delivery began on
August and the entire 1000 cars will
probably be ready for use before the
harvest.
with this order of 1000 new cars, :"
says Mr.. F. w. Robinson, assistant
1000 just delivered to the Union Pa
cific, we are confident that we win
have plenty Of rolling stock for all
emergencies this year.
''The greatest need for cars in crop.
moving time is about the middle of
October. As delivery of all the new
rolling stock will be made by Septenl-
Der l, we expect to be ready for any
contingency.
''The new boxcars are all 40 feet
long and of 100000 pounds capacity.
This is the standard size adopted by
the company.
'The Pacific Fruit Express has also
ordered 1000 additional refrigerator
cars, which will bring its total mum.
Der to $4,000. This will greatly facili.
tate the moving OF the fruit crop"
At present the O.-W. R. & N. Co. is
arranging for the parking of fright
cars at points where they will be
quickly available after the harvest.
"A most favorable omen in connec-
ton with the important problem of
car supply is the better understanding
that now prevails among shippers in
general in. the matter 4. of capacity
loading and reduction to minimum OF
lost time in loading and unloading.
To bring this about most persist.
ent and far reaching propaganda has
been conducted throughout the year,
not only by railroad traffic depart.
ments in the way of direct instructions
to agents, but by traits bureaus in ali
large commercial centers, and by the
Bureau of Railway Economics at the
national capital, till it is fairly safe to
say that every shipper and agent in
the land is alive to it simportance.
1t is believed that the indifference and
thoughtlessness of past seasons will
be supplanted this year and in future
by hearty cooperation, and that car
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22
WRESTLING THE DOOR OPEN.
Quite Simple il You Can Whistle Loud
Enough and In Tune.

Quite Simple il You Can Whistle Loud
Enough and In Tune.
Theoretically it is now possible for a
man to lie in bed and whistle to the
window to close; whistle to the taps in
the bathroom to draw the water for his
bath: whistle to an electric cooker to
start the coffee or whistle to the door
to open and admit waiter with break
fast. A story Is going the rounds that
London inventor has actually accom-
plished the last Of these cOnveniences.
but from practical standpoint 1t
sounds improbable.
The theory of 1t is simple. At the
door il a piano wire tuned to certain
key. SO that when the lazy man in the
bed whistles in that key the wire will
vibrate In sympathy. The vibrating
wire strikes another wire. completing
an electric circuit. bnd by means of a
magnet the door is unlocked
The same method could he applied In
theory to accomplish the other results
named and could he extended to innu-
merable other appliances. 50 that auto
uuutN SCINuutS WOuiO uII ICSPOuu "
orders at whistle.
Each appliance. tuned to a different
key. would respond to II different whis-
tie note.
Practically 1t would take probably
more vigOr to whistle loud enough
from bed to operate the mechanism at
the door than it would to get up and
unlock the door. and even then the ad.
justments would have to be perfect
Furthermore. the whistling would have
to be on the key. which would bar
most people from the scheme.
Very few people are gifted with the
ability to whistle predetermined note
on the key. In fact. most people have
difficulty enough whistling to the key
"A few seconds after they have heard 1t
correctly sounded on an instrument.
and the lazy man with an ordinary key
sense would be having the windows
open when he really wanted more heat
| turned on Saturday Evening Post.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22
The Laureate Of 9eiIly.

Some Of England's poets have been
poor poets. but 1t may be presumed
that all of them could read and write.
Such. however. was not the case with
Robert Maybe. familiarly known as
Poet Laureate Of the Scilly Isles,"
who died some twenty years ago at
the age Of eighty-two. Though quite
illiterate in the ordinary sense. he COM
posed vast deal of poetry-not all Of
it execrable-and dictated it for print
ing. He had a remarkable memory.
and If a book were read to him two
or three times could repeat almost the
whole of it without prompting. The
merest outline Of an incident would
draw from him a set Of verses. which
he sold at a pepny.-!opdon Graphic.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-08-22
HAS FINE TEAM.

Col. G. G. Baker, mayor Of Prosser,
is visiting relatives in Hoquiam, and
was in Aberdeen yesterday with a
fine span of colts bred by him near
Prosser. The team are finely matched
dark chestnut color, and are pure bred
German Coach stock. This is the colo
ners first trip to Grays Harbor, and
he was much impressed with the evil
dences of progress in Aberdeen and
Hoquiam.