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SELFISH MOTIVE IN
SIX YEAR TERM MOVE
CONTINUED from page H.

not demanded by the people. except
as the demands flows from some
personal ambitions, declared Sena-
TOR Dixon.
Are You Democratic senators GO
ing TO embhrass President Wilson ny
declaring thar no matter how good
his administration may he or how
much the people may desire him TO
serve again, ne shall ba debarr"d IN
order 10 provide an opportunity '"r
others who want to presidential Of
iics1"
Senator Marine OF New Jersey
declared Senator Dixon could 'lrav"
Woodrow Wilson out OF the debate,
az Mr.. Wilson had announced his
sympathy with the Democratic ma
tional platform. which endorses u
single presidential term.
Was there any agreement with
him before h was nominated that n"
would not accept another tern?
persisted Senator Dixon.
II know OF none" replied Mr.. Mar
tine.
Senator Dixon declared h. had
heard that tn. real author OF the
single term plank In the Democrat
ic national platform was "a man
W Hbrs Hufilt bsGau Win -. sUl WIN
not Hcckman.' and demanded or
senator MARITIME whether president
elect Wilson had in precis" language
limited himself to u single term.
II siill believe tina, Mr.. Wilson
hnf declared his position TO he In
favor oil n singl" term answered
MARITIME.
u have observed in tn" past. re-
icrtcd Senator Dixon. that h. has
held different views from what he
does now. Possibly ihn, is tho ease
III this natter
Senator Roo, TO all certain pro-
posed amendments declaring that
federal constitution was So serious
n matter that II should not b" COM
pliraicd by the consideration Of per.
Eonal interests OF Wilson. Roosevelt
or TAFT.
An amendment authorizing III.
recall OF u president a; any biennial
rational election was presented by
senator Bristow.
Senator Bacon offered nm amend.
m"nt 10 r.duc" tn" proposed six year
term for n president TO II single :our
yeas term. II WIS defeated u 20 -
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Another Case.

up In wagon. grabbed John. put
MIN In tn. wagon and conveyed him
u iistauc. Of about two miles from
the D.aNcr residence. where they
locked him In room. leaving n
piece of bread and slas. OF water for
supper The men never came back.
John later escaped from tn" hohsc
end found hIr way home
IN" real stcry OF the kidnapping
and its significance did not reach
the ears Of the beavers until late
Saturday night. when Mrs. Simmons
told Dr. John u. Dcavcr over the ,cic
phone the story told by her little
nephew. Or. Dcavcr immediately
made an investigation. saw that tho
a',omp, had evidently been made for
more sinister purpose and institute
cd u search for the culpri,s.
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STAGE SET IN COURT
FOR GAMBLING CASE

When the curtain went M in the
district court this morning the stage
was arranged for the firsi au, OF the
legal drama entitled The Gambler
Disgust" stage Manager Jim Grish-
am and props McQuarrIc hustled
about placing the scenery. Jack
Hcndrick. east for the leading role.
was rchcarsing his lines In the
wings. The villain. Ell Green.
WAS absent. but his protector.
Earl Cooley. was pacing r"silcssiy
mp and down the stage, The stage
hands from the county Jail were en-
gagged in hauling faro tables. pok-
ar tables. monte tables. and all para
phcrnalia recovered on Tuesday dur
Ing III. raid of the Green gambling
Join, under the Corlnndo pool hall,
some one remarked. What Il big
hon fire that stuff would make"
The gambling furniture TO be OK
hibitcd at the trial OF Eli Green to-
morrow consists of,ail sorts and sizes
OF tables. a policy wheel. q Job lot OF
playing cards and lot OF poker
chips. There are soft pine tables
with hand carved legs. mahogany ta-
bles with old mission finish. oak ta-
bles with green cloth and the prct-
tiest little faro layout one ever gazcd
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ILLINOIS soL0Ns EXHAUSTED
AT END OF LONG DEADLOCK

Springfield. Ill. Ian. Mem
b.rs OF the Illinois legislature me; In
tn. first joint sssion OF tn. 18Th gem
eral assembly today. following tn'
breaking OF tn. four weeks spca ker-
ship deadlock last night. canyasscd
the vote ut the last election. prepared
for the belat.d inauguration OF Gov
crnor Elect Dunno next Monday and
received the final message of Cover
nor Dcnecn.
Most OF the members were yisibly
exhausted and most of. them prepared
to depart early this afternoon for
their homes for the week end recess.
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AT NOON DECEMBER 10, 1912
f'rom the Boston Post,


Berlin.-The German craze for
oddities was well illustrated Decem-
her II. when Thousands OF Berliucrs
assembled at Postofficc substntion
NO. IL TO obtain on poctcards and
letters the rare postmark combina-
tion OF four or five successive
twelves. which will not appear
again tor another century.
The crowd was larger between II
and O'Clock, when in addition to
the four twelves indicating the day.
month. year and the number OF the
substation the cancellation machine
would impress Il fifth twelve to in
dicate the hour. For n time the
street was completely blocked, and
street car and vehicle traffic was
interrupted until force of police
with difficulty cleared Il narrow
passage in the roadway for the cars
The postmaster. as Il favor to the
curio seekers. ordered the time
stamp kept at 12 the entire day. and
all mail for the day showed the five
numbers. "i2-12.12-12-1o." The
crowds began to line up before the
opening of the station. and at 10
p. M, when the postoffice closed for
the night the street was still throng-
ed. In addition some 10000 pieces
OF mail were turned in at the sub
station the day before with requests
that 1t be held for stamping and
the next day
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FRANCES NATIONAL COCK
rom the New York Sun.

rom Tue New ~ OFk sun.
France now has an official cook
with the title OF professor of cook
Ing ut the National Shool OF Agri-
culture aud Housekeeping lnstruc-
iion at Grigon. \ title worthy OF
even German business card. is tho
comment Of the French newspapers.
The new chair OF cooking is the
idea OF NJ. Pans. minister of aSri-
culture. The examinations. held in
November. II. In order to choose tho
bearer OF this momcntous title. con-
sists OF competitions in all branches.
cooking the making of soups. sauc-
es and other accessories. cutting
and cooking meats. game. fish. vc-
Sctables. entrees. pa;ties. entrcmcts
pastries. frui. and vegetable pTeserv-
es and the making OF cakes and dcs-
scrts
Those who toow part in the COM
petition were requested to get up n
luncheon. the menu OF which was
chosen before the examination by
the jury. The contestants also had
to prepare preserves and e.ve n los
son before the students of the school
All candidates who prcscntc.' them
selves had to be between tho ages
OF 20 and 10 and conform TO t,auy
other requirements. such as being
able to show their birth ccrtifi-
Gates. a certificate showing their
French nationality. and also what
previous experience they had.
hest French cooks come. 1t is
said. from the district around Nan
cy. although Lorraine until /, heramc
German property had grea, rcpu-
tation.
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TRAINING CANAR1ES IN A
DEATH CHAMBER

framing canary birds TO sing in
the electric death chamber of the
Ohio penitcntiary Il, Columbus. is Tie
unique life work of John Atkinson. "A
murderer serving a life sentence
who. being n "trusty', has the priyi-
leg or spending some Of his time
there. In the room in which more
than four score condemned men have
paid the penalty for their crimes,
he breeds the little yellow singers
When the birds are at the proper age
he first teaches them to fly-firs,
from one arm of the electric chair to
another, and then from the death
chair to the old gallows above. in
another part of the room.
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mpou. There was nothing to prevent
the sheriff himself. after court had
ndtourncd. from calling In few
deputies and having game OF poker
right there.
The first Of the gambling cases
will be taken up ut e:3o In the morn
Ing. There are eight separate lntor-
nations against FL! Green and four
OF the cases viii be tried tomorrow.
The trial oI w j. Mcclure. also
charged with keeping gambling
room, Is set for trial tomorrow.
Thes. gambling cases will practically
end the criminal business oi the
January term and early in February
the court term opens in uu.rfnno
county.
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PLEDGE FORTUNES
TO NAB KIDNAPPERS

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan The
wealth OF Mt least four OF PhilaGel-
phiH's most prominent families is
pledged FOR the capture OF three l'al-
ians who kidnapped a small boy on
the county estate of Dr. John B.
Dcavcr. the well-known specialist at
Wyncottc. on Saturday, In the belief
that they had spirited away Mout-
gomcry Deavcr. the l-ycar-old son
OF Dr. Dcaver. but by mistake GER
ricd off his playmate, little John
Twin.
Mrs. Simmons. aunt of the Twin
boy, in speaking of the inucident.
said: "A little after 3 O'Clock Sa;ur-
day afternoon three Italians drove
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WHEN WIZARDS
DINE TOGETHER

TrCm the London Telegraph.
The wizards at Anderton's hotel
NJ III. seventh annual banquet OF
the Magic circle. under the prcsi-
d"ncy OF Ncvil Maskclync. bore them
selves like ordinary citizens for the
greater part OF the evening. Their
real and extraordinary nature came
out. however. ut last. The mn gle
inns began competing among them
scives In IN, performance OF w0n-
dcrs.
Cecil Lyle started hat trimming by
magic. causing an ostrich plume aud
some white FOX trimming TO drupe
itself on AN untrimmcd hat without
the agency OF human hands. Chris
Hilton manufactured Union Jacks
and other flags on, OF plain colored
handkcrchicts. William Dawkcs
fused number OF billiard balls into
one. Herbert Tollings produced out
OF an empty sealed envelope replies
to advertisements taken at random
from daily newspapcr. while Doc.
tor HcrschclI carried ont a series OF
uncanny tricks with cards. In an
interval when the normal rcigncd
for time. Miss Sybii Goodchild
sang one or two songs. immediate =
ely afterwards. however. the magic
ians recommended competing one
against the other in bewildcrinE cx-
hibitions OF magical skill.
II was self-cvident that evening
dress. 50 far rs modern magiciuns
are concerned. is a mere deception.
Even without the wand, the pointed
shoes and the cabaiistic signs upon
their clothes. they are inquest ion
ably magicians still.
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Compound and now ! am stout, well and
healthy. ! can do NIL my own wor': and
can walk To town and back and not get
tired. would no, give your Vegetable
Compound for all the rest OF the m'.til'
zines In the world. tried doctor = med
icin.s and they did me no fooi. Mrs.
MARY EARi.Ew,"E. RED. No.". Utica.
Ohio.
Another Case.
N.ho, IIl.-"I 'ras bothered for ten
years with female troubles md the doc.
tors did not help me. Twas so weak an'l
nervous Tint could not to my worI:
and every month Ind To spend few
days In bed. | read So many letters about
Lydia r. p.nkham's Vegetable Com
pound curing female troabl.s that got
abo,;i. OF II. II did me more good than
anyth:ng else ever took and now II has
cured me. l fee. better than ] have
for y.nrs and tell everybody whnt the
Compound has done for me. iheliev.
would not In. living to-day bu. fo'
that" - Mrs. HErTIE GREESsTEEnr.
N-bo. Illinois.
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BABY" AUTOS. THE
NEW DEVELOPMENT

A most interesting development in
the European automobile industry,
as yet unparalleled in the United
States. is the appearance of large
numbers of small cars, with exceed
ingly small. long-stroke motors.
These cars are manufactured more or
less after American methods of quan-
tity production. but differ from the
domestic small-car product in many
respects. particularly in tendency
to show they have grown up from
motor cycles, rather than grown
down from ordinary automobiles.
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CHECKS AND BANK
NOTES THAT SPEAK

Making checks or bank notes that
are capable of speaking is one of the
Vatest precautions against forgery
that has been invented. The note is
given the power of utterance by ap-
plying to its edge ''pictorial' rec
ord of pcrforations representing
some prearranged phrase. When the
prepared note is placed in phono'
graph the phrase is reproduced in
the presence of the person who has
questioned the ccnuincness of the
note.
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HARNESS TARIFF TOO
HIGH SAYS MANUFACTURERS

Washington. Jan. 3O.---Chairman
Underwood stated at the opening of
today's tariff hearing tina, the prcs-
on, 20 per cent tariff on harness and
saddelry was too high. The state
ment was made while T.. W. Camp
bell OF Cincinnati. representing n
saddelry association was pleading
for the retention of the duty.
We are not going to write n pro-
hibitivc tariff" said Mr.. Underwood
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HOW THIS WOMAN
FOUND HEALTH
Would not give Lydia E.Pink-
hams Vegetable Compound
for All Rest of Medicine
in tho World.
Utica, Ohio suffered everything
from a female weakness after baby

came. ! nan NUMB
spells and was dizzy.
ind biacl; spots be-
fore ny eyes, my
back ache,i and !
was 20 weak ] coald
hardly stand up. Ny
face was yellow.
even my ,ingcrnails
w.r. coloriess and ]
had displacement. !
tool, Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable
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OrEN DAY AND NIGHT
pilOSE TRINIDAD 29S
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25
April Fools Day Party.

Ethel loved the LIST of April. for she
always had some surprise to spring on
the family early that morning. This
year she was very busy preparing for
an April fools day party
The nursery was beautifully decorat
ed with flowers. and over the door was
a large card with "April Foor' printed
on it. surrounded by a pretty wreath.
Ethel. dressed in the costume of fool
with cap and bells. awaited her guests.
She had many games prepared for
them. and all entered into the fun
with vim.
They played charades. taking only
such sayings to act as contained the
word fool. such as Fools rush in
where angels fear to tread" "A fool
and his money are soon parted" "Fools
make feasts and wise men eat them"
"Experience keeps dear school. but
fools will learn in no other way"
Ethel next introduced the game OF
ct" She went about ut" in this way:
She asked Of each guest three foolish
questions. and the answer to each had
to he april fool" and the one ques.
toned was not allowed to smile. This
the little girls found hard to do. and
many and funny were the forfeits
handed in by them for failing.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25

How can hard cast iron be drilled?
Heat the iron to a red heat and drop
birthstone on the spot to be drilled.
Who was the "Fighting Parson7"
Governor Brownlow of Tennessee
QS61-5) was known as the "Fighting
Parson."
Did Woodrow Wilson ever attend
Johns Hopkins university?
Yes. During 1882, 1883 and 1854 he
was student of history and political
economy at that university.
Which is the Blue Hen State?
Delaware.
Where do the remains Of John Paul
Jones rest?
In Il crypt under the Naval academy
chapel at Annapolis
How long did Garfield serve q presi-
dent?
Six months and half.
What presidents served eight full
years?
jefferson. Madison, Monroe, Jackson,
Grant and Cleveland.
What 10 the Semitic family?
One of the six families Of the Ara
maean branch Of the white race, con
sisting of Arabs. Jews and Syrians.
When did the Spanish surrender San.
tiago7
On what date was President Grant
born7
How many Harvard graduates have
been president?
Three-John Adams. John Quincy
Adams and Theodore Roosevelt.
When was Alaska purchased by the
United States?
In 1867. for $7.2OO.OOO.
What 10 the Sigma Tau7
1t Is an honorary engineering fra
ternity Of juniors and seniors. with
three requirements-schola prac-
dcability and sociability.
How 10 earbolic acid made?
It is produced from coal tar.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25
Monkexs and Taila.

Not being an authority on monkeys.
visitor to the menagerie accosted Il
keeper to ask why practically all the
primates therein have short tails in.
stead Of the long ones that are always
conceded to simians regardless OF
The fact whether they are entitled to
them or not. do you cut off all the
tails:" asked the visitor. what for:"
replied the keeper. well. it seems to
me they are all locked" rejoined the
uninitiated one. 1.-The difference is
this" said the attendant. 1.-The South
American monkeys have tails. and
those from the eastern hemisphere
haven't any. You can search me why
it is. but | guess the other fellows got
tired of them."-New York Tribune.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25
Sufficient Unto Herself,

This is from reader who knows the
little girl.
The little girls mother was down
stairs frying doughnuts. and the little
girl. aged five. was playing near. The
grandmother. who was upstairs, called
down. DO you need any help?'
The mother. busy with the fork in
hand over the sizzling receptacle. fear
ing the grandmother could not hear heI
reply. said to the little girl. go to the
stairs and say. I'm sufficient unto my
SELF"
So the little girl ran to the stairs and
called up. "Gran'ma. mother says she's
fshin' 'em out herself!'-Clevelan
Plain Dealer,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25
A Spoonful Of Fun.

Sometimes instead of feeling with
his hands in order to discover who it
is that he has caught the blind man
is given Aarge spoon. which he uses
as wand. AS in "silence." the play.
ers must all remain perfectly still. Di.
rectly he succeeds in finding some one
the blindfolded player tries. by deftly
touching him here and there with the
spoon. to discover who it is. AS 1t is
much easier than anybody who has
not tried can possibly imagine to dis
cover the identity Of person by
spoon touching 1t is best for the I'm.
blindfolded players to try to disguise
themselves as much as possible. Some
might stand on tiptoe to make them
selves appear taller. others tie hand.
kerchiefs around their necks or wrap
themselves up in shawls. and the boys
might remove their telltale collars or
put on their overcoatS.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25

10 Woodrow Wilson doctor Of phi
losophy?
Yes. In June, 1886. he took his Phi. D.
at Johns Hopkins. the university ac
cepting as his thesis his book Congress
sional Government"
sage?
Captain Road Amundsen. the Nor
wegian explorer, who drifted through
it in a small boat. the Gjoa. in 1905.
What is the average life Of camel?
Between forty and fifty years.
What is the order Of succession in
the presidential cabinet?
President. vice president. secretary
of state, secretary of the treasury, sec
rotary of war, attorney general. post
master general, secretary Of the navy,
secretary Of the interior and secretary
of agriculture.
Was Woodrow Wilson re- elected gov.
ernor Of New Jersey?
No. A man can serve but one con-
secutive term as governor Of New Jer.
sey.
What is Jainisn?
The heterodox Hindu religion Is so
called.
What 10 a hluestockins7
A woman Of literary tastes or abil
ity Is known as bluestocking.
What and where was Carthage7
An ancient city and state situated Oh
the north coast Of Africa.
When did Woodrow Wilson become
president Of Princeton?
In June. 1902.
Whom was tho ozark day."
May 10. 1880. 1t became as dark as
night all over New England, beginning
at 10 a. IN. and lasting all day.
How can you tell tho ago Of 4 whale?
BY the size and number Of the lami-
nae OF certain organs in the mouth
formed Of a horny substance called
whalebone. These laminae increase
yearly.
How many YaIs graduates have be.
come president?
One-Taft.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25

1t is plain to be seen that the two
young folks in the picture are intent
on making some friend happy. They
bear gifts emblematic of the Easter
seasonal lily and basket of eggs.
We can onl? conjecture the object of
their morning call. for they were snap
ped by the photographer just as they
rang the doorbell Perhaps the Offer
ings are for grandma. who would sure.
ly be glad to see the visitors. even il
they came empty handed. Their very
presence would be a joy to grandma.
Again. perhaps the flower and the eggs
are for some little playmate. Who
knows but they? If it should happen
that this playmate is unable through
illness to leave her home. how happily
the gifts will be received. And those
who give will also be happy
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25
Colt Links.

The orthodox number Of eighteen
holes. it seems. was fixed by pure
chance There were originally twenty
two holes on st. Andrews links. and 50
it continued till 1864. when the first
four holes were converted into two.
Thenceforward every full course has
been laid out to correspond with the
alma mater-London Saturday Review.
Hats at able.
1t was the correct thing in the sew
enteenth century for men to wear their
hats at table.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25

one day it got away. When 1t was
next heard of it was at it's old home in
England. That is Il long distance to
travel. more than 1000 miles between
the end of Newfoundland and the
western coast of Ireland. - Chicago
News.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25
Clean Up Specials
Odds and Ends left Overs

from FIRE SALE underprce
that will be
but
refund
weeks There ho
eide that yourself by Special
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25
A Iona Eliqht.

Mr. Robinson. who lives in West
mount Que. got carrier pigeon
from England to add to hia ccl!ection
of birds. He was training it to know
Westmount as its headquarters when
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-25
The Lily Bells Of Easte,.

The Lily Bells Of Easter
Q lily bells of Easter.
Once more your music swelis
Through all the Weakening woodland,
Though all the quiet dells.
No Writer SHOWS can hold you
Or mar your mnstrelsy,
No silent SHOWS enfOld you.
The spring has set you Free
o sacred snowy beauty.
Our hearts wait sore and chill
To hear anew the story
OF good sprung out Of i'll!
o wondrous resurrection
OF flower from out the clod.
A censor. chime and chalice
To bear the peace Of God.
What 10 invisible ink
1t is made of several substances, but
the most curious kno'yn is that made
from cobalt. To prepare This ink take
zaffer and dissolve II Ia uitromuriatic
acid till the acid exit is from it the
metallic part of the cooAlt, which gives
the zaffer blue colo then dilute the
solution with plain ater. If you
write with this liqu on paper the
characters will be In ,le, but when
exposed to a sufficiei Jegree Of heat
they will become gre When the pa
per has cooled they v disappear.
What was the Gads aaa purchase?
The purchase of ,rtion Of New
Mexico and Arizona. prisng 45,535
square miles. from for $1O,OOO,-
600 In 1854: so call ecause James
Gadsden, United mister to
Mexico. negotiated t. phange
Auto aiuG
1.-THE doctors saA & auto riding
causes fat feet"
"Yes. and fiat purs' ionston Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-13

away, because there was no standing room. A great many people went home without gaining admission to the theater and are counting upon getting back today at the first mat inee.
 The thousands who saw the pie lures at the two matinees and the three night performances went away sat tsfied to the last person that there had been more value given for the money in this show than in any oth- CT ever presented in the city. Any of these will tell you today that any one of the several parts, beginning with the great street parade in Pen dleton and concluding with the bar becue following the roundup work. is well worth the price of admission, and more than that worth a good two hours Of anyones time.
 For the benefit of those who could not gain admission yesterday, a spe- cial matinee will be given at O. clock this afternoon.