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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-06-03

Beethoven's Oddities.
man race

00otO0V0U0 VOOStI9Us
Beethoven used the shutters for q
toothpick. 1t was one Of his peculiar
tiles that he never allowed bis servant
to enter bis study. He insisted that
this room should remain exactly as he
left 1t. no matter how deeply the dust
lay on the precious musical manu-
scripts. He seldom looked in the glass
when he tied his stock. Half the time
he forgot to brush his hair. Every
morning he carefully counted out sew
enteen beans from the coffee canister.
These served for his breakfast. When
he composed he would pour cold wa
ter over his hands. and often people
below him would complain of the wa
ter that soaked through his f1oor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-06-03
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-06-03
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

First street, near Broadway. Sun
day school 10 o'clock, church cor
vice II O'Clock. Wednesday even
ing service. 8 o'clock. Readins
room No. nj Finch building. Opsn
daily from 1880 until o'clock, except
ing Sundays 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
ROCKEFELLER
 CANNOT TESTIFY
ATTORNEYS TELL COMMITTEE IF HE TAXES STAND HIS HEALTH
 MAY SUFFER.
Physician Will Send Written Report to SenatOrs-Untermey
 Insistent.

New York, Jan. 4.-Despite the as surances of the Standard Oil attor- neys, representing William Rockefel- Ter, that he would be brought for ward there wer eevidences today of further conflict between the govern ment of the United States and the wealthiest family under it's flag.
 It was announced at the insistence of the committee and it's counsel, Samuel Untermeyer, that the person al attendance of MT. Rockefeller which depends upon the report of a board of physicians who will be delegated to examine his physical and mental con- dition
 Today attorneys representing Mir. Rockefeller stated that in their opin- ion the committee should be satisfied with the medical opinion of Dr. Wal ter F. Chappelle, Rockefeller's private physician. Dr. Chappelle as intimate friend as we'll as medical adviser has repeatedly stated that MT. Rockefelelr's state of health is not such as to allow him to testify before the committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
Mrs. Cleveland To
 Return To White House
She and Her Fiance Are to Be Enter tained by President and
 Mrs. Taft.

Washington, Jan. 4.-President and Mrs. Taft will give dinner at the White House on Saturday, January II, in honor of Mrs. Grover Cleve- land, who will come to Washington next Tuesday as the guest of Mrs. John Hays Hammond This will be the first time Mrs. Cleveland has been in the White House since she left it at the termination of her late husbands term as president With Mrs. Cleveland will be her fiance, Professor J. P. Preston, and her daughter, Miss Esther Cleveland, both of whom will also be guests of Mir and Mrs. Hammond.
 President and Mrs. Taft will greeet Mrs. Cleveland her party in the Blue Room, standing on the very rug with it's spread eagle of the United States, on which the beautiful Frances Folsom and Grover Cleve- land, president of the United States, once stood to be married.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
PLEASE ACCEPT
 MY RESIGNATION
SENATOR BAILEY, OF TEXAS, SENDS NOTE TO PRESIDENT OF
 SENATE AND RETIRES.
Col. R. M. Johnson Has Been Named
 to Fill His Unexpired Term.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Friday, Jan uary 3, marked the last day of the of ficial life of Senator Bailey, of Texas His resignation took effect yester- day and the Texan was not on the floor of the Senate today. He will re- tain his legal residence in Texas, but practice law in New York and Wash ington.
 When the Senate convened this morning Presiding Officer Gallinger presented the Bailey resignation. It was addressed to the president pro- temporary and read:
 "'Please accept my resignation as a Senator from Texas.
 "J. w. Bailey" , This paper was spread upon the re- cords of the senate and thus the sena- tor from Texas passed from public into private life. Before the day was over word came from the Texas capi- tai that Governor Colquitt had ap- pointed Col. R. M. Johnston, editor and proprietor of the Houston Post and long time personal friend of Bailey, to fill the unexpired term. It is understood that Bailey expects the legislature, which meets next week, to elect Johnston for the term ending March 4, but some of the friends of Morris Sheppard, who will succeed Bailey March 4, are urging him to be candidate for the vacancy. Shep- pard has not decided whether he will permit the use of his name or not.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

McCombs is slightly crippled from the result of an injury to his hll while an infant and he aliGnted from the tram he supported himself on his cane. He can get alone without lt however, and used it little on the Pullman en route to Hamburg.
 He is tall, slenGer man of happy disposition and most jovial menner He likes a good joke and tells them amusingly On t.e train going tc Hamburg MT Pugh "kidded' him about appointing the Cabinet. ;" "No I am going to let MT. Wilson do that" sa d MT. McCombs. Il leave the Arkansas appointments you, George
 Alright said MT. Push, l have already promised Coburn Kavanaug the post of superintendent of vol canoes in Hawaii, and Ben MeGehee should be superintendent of tine in- dcor rich" Mir. McCombs assur2d MT. Pugh, with a hearty laugh, hat the appointments would be made lm- med ately.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
HUMAN BEINGS ARE
 COMPARED WITH CATTLE
ATTORNEY GENERAL HARR IN RESISTING JACK JOHNSON'S EF-
 FORTS MAKES S'COMPARISON.
Says Girls Must Be Protected By the Government From De-
 signing Persons.

Washington, Dec. 4.-Human beings have as much right as cattle to be protected by the government. This is one of the main contentious of Attor- ney General Harr in his brief filed in the Supreme Court in opposition to the efforts of Jack Johnson, negro prize fighter, to have the Mann white slave act declared unconstitutional
 The Assistant Attorney General quotes the decision of Nhe Supreme Court, upholding the constitutionality of the law which prohibits the ship ments in interstate commerce of dis eased cattle. The same law provides other safe guards from the handling of live stock in commerce. oevveen two states.
 Will it be asked, says Attorney Gen eral Harr, that Congress if it chooses
 to act, cannot protect the people Of several states against the initroduc- ton of women and girls fo- the pur- pose of debauchery? Will it be said that the law affords greater security for cattle than it does for human be- ings?
 Johnson was indicted by the federal
 grand jury in Chicago for violating the Mann act, the charges being that he took white woman named Schreiber from Pittsbure to Chicago and from Chicago to Milwaukee and back.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
WOOLEY DESERTS THE
 PROHIBITION PARTY

Battle Creek, Mich, Jan. 4.-John C. Wooley in 1900 prohibition candidate for the presidency, who now is resid- ing at the Battle Creek Sanitarit,h stated today that he renounced the prohibition party because it had prov ed itself to be useless. He points put that the people have, in campaign at ter camaign, clearly demonsty atsd that they do not care to tackle the Equor question through nA ional prohibition law
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
THREE CROP EXPERTS ADDRESS THE FARMERS
.'THE GROWING OF FRUIT AND TRUCK" WAS SUBJECT OF w.
 R. BEATTIE'S ADDRESS
Meeting the Best Attended and Most Interesting Yet Held In This
 City.
R. H. M. MILLS & SONS

The third of the series of farmers meetings at the Chamber of Con- merce was held yesterday afternoon. addresses being made by w.. R. Beat tie, agricultural commissioner of the Cotton Belt Railway, and his assist ant, P. A. Cole. "The Growing of Fruit and Truck" and the marketing of the product was discussea, fine photographs of actual scenes being presented by sterepticon. tWithol the meeting was the best attended and if anything the most interesting of any held up to this time.
 MT. Beattie came to the Cotton Belt from the government service in the agricultural department and Is considered one of the most practical as we'll as scientific men i'll the country in his line of work, many of his bulletins on special subjects be- ing the standard literature issued sby the government. His talk yesterday was of great benefit to the farmers and h. $ advice along many lines VIII probably be followed in many partHc- ulars.
 J. R. Hodnett, special agent of the farmer cooperative demonstration work for Jefferson county, was pres ent and spoke to the farmers, assur- ing them that he would be ready at all times to aid them in every way ne could. He intends to live among the farmers and will put ill five days ev- cry week visiting the farms and or Saturdays will be at the Chamber ol Commerce where he will be ready to meet any and all farmers who will call. He will begin active service at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

v. V. Ashcraft, for seven years superintendent of the water depart ment of the Pine Bluff cbmpany, yes- terday rendered his resignation to take effect February 1. MT. Ashcraft has not announced his plans for the future but it is understood that he will engage in business. His suc- cessor has not been named by Man ager Fowles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

frequently lately. W1y, we don't know. Maybe it is because we d d not remember him on Christmas. What say you, Meyer Solmson? Can't you snatch Up your mighty pen and write some euphonious words in our defense-.-Arkansas City Democrat.
 Honest, we believe you guilty. We couldn't offer any defense for you if we tried.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
Cultivate Sense of Humor.

A sense of humor is certainly the salt Of life, either of the married va riety or the plain, single existence. It certainly helps a wife to laugh off many a little bruise that otherwise would grow into fostering sore. To see the funny side of many of the trivial annoyances of life at the time they happen certainly eases the situa- ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
Office Hours.

Living in a very friendly neighbor- hood, l found that often during the week I was delayed in my work by a "back-door" visit or a lengthy tele- phone call. Accordingly I proposed to several that we adopt office hours" for our work and permit no interrup- tion during those hours, writes con- tributor to Harper's Bazar. The neighbors saw the wisdom Of this plan and we have followed it with very gratifying economy of strength and time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

important meeting held here this af- ternoon between the two factions a compromise was accepted. Neither side however was willing to give out the price of the compromise. It is believed, however, that Bresnahan will become member of the Cincin- natl Reds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
Even the Chsnticleer.

Clarence was leaving early that night. The cuckoo had just sounded the eleventh hour. In the back yard the family rooster uttered a maudlin crow. "Clarence," called her father from an upper window, twill it trouble you to step around back of the house and throttle that rooster? He heard the door close and he thinks it's day light"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

A man in New York applied at tho rgos office to know if he could not send his motber-n-law away through tae pracels post department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

President elect Wilson enjoyed a walk yesterday, MT. Taf; enJoy;d a talk last night, Mir. Rockefeller is eujoy ng his hide-and-seek game with the governmental fact it is all en- joyab'ie time all around.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

United States Senator Jce T. Rob in:on. That sounds mighty good but we'll miss Joe T. in the governors chair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

For popularity-Frank McCombs hacks any football idol off the boaras these days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

2 ar chamber sessions cannot XII the Free Bridge act. If anyone ac- c1mplished anything they must al ways come out in the open
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

They do say that the woods VIII be full of gubernarOrial candidates In a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
-o&o-

Jerry South has gotten lots of free advertising out of his search for MT. Rockefeller. He even enjoyed ms picture "took" in front of the Rocke- fe'ler mansion in New York. And that's as far as he got.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
As One Who Knows.

Fgg-Does your grocer sell his ap- pies by the barrel? Fogg-Well, they come in barrels. but what he sells them by is the top layer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
MRS. JACOB H. SCHIFF.

New York, Jan. 4.-Mrs. Jacob H. Schiff has presented to the Young Wpmans Hebrew Association an out right gift of $1S0,000 to complete the fund of $25O.000 required for the erection of a new building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

Mr. McCombs has reached Hamburg Arkansas, without being injured ID the panic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

Miss Lola Ezell will leave Monday for Conway where she will fe-enlei Central College.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

< Goyernor-elect Joe T. Rob nson is keeping the politicians on the anxious seat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
nI INE BLUFF PROGRESS
 ROSPERITY

ResolutiOns-Sha,ter to smlther- eens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
FRESHMAN MAY JOIN
 CINCINNATI REDS

St. Louis, Jan. 4.-Roger Bresna- han is free to sign with any club Tn the National League. During the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05

Tae "All-Over Arkansas editor of the Gazette has been jabb ng Us quite
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-05
INCOMES TALKS OF
 WILSON VICTORY

(CoNTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
Hsosier Farm comaaoy

Then. Ia much activity evidence
un rHa -af acres 90 Nor. IA Imta
owned and now brIu. dc. .op.d by
Hr Uausl.r Farm Comuar u which
Arthur % Maxwell OF rm .eli. Ind
H president tn" tract LEES just
east az hr Nofth Ia ra.a school
house aud was formerly Town as
Zoo Suburban Gardens T. .rasf has
$4,000 feet Of metal um. for ear
Bua water. Instead uf Dr.. ais but
last year they unr, ra. success
owing 90 the fact taa .. fumes
were not Installed properly
D. W Warmer has ha# large
force OF men az work r.. ms the
grade on $500 feet OF .- metal
fumes Iu order 20 zls. 900 more
aU aud It Is thought u This in.
uoyafIuu Iu Hr srirnr. . irrIea'.
.ug will prove o suo,,.. .Us year
Tvanrysayrn hundred f.H ay tWcn.
r.slH Inch pipe lime ha. so just
been Installed ON fh.s f.. which
Vu carry water from tH. Lyon
canal ro rha Santa Fr rI right
of way
on" hundred acres OF r beets
and sixty acres Of Unf...mas will
hn put iD by the Ho0sIrr ru Com.
rany this year. and th. uainder
o' the tract iu oats and nlfa J.
, Lynch is manager uf r., nmpany
and G. J. Siahly. assisrar auuEor
Tho company has had aU.m rven.
fv men and forty h0r. ., work
during fhn past week
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
Something New in Quits.

A decided novelty ln n. line Of
quilts is noa on oyh0bWa. In the
aapv window of the Smith u- Goods
Company The quilt la OFT mcnted
with the names of most OF mo busi.
ness firms ~ la Iunn. Oh. letter.
ns being traced With rmf thread
This quit IS 20 be- sold af public
auction 20 the highest bidder AT an
fee cream supper TO be- given In
Orchestra Hall. Choraw. unr We'd.
noshay night under tho au.rfces Of
tho Ladies' Nd Society OF nn Meth.
odIsi church Fred l. parIus. of
Rocky Ford. pm give o. daaons,ra.
ton Of tho auctlon"ors art on this
occasion and this feature aran. will
be- worth the money.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
Swat the oa0dsrIoos

Nou H mr umn to swat mo- dan.
d"ItonH-aHd swat tham just ar soon
as they show their yellow head.
Eternal vigilance BE- rho prlra of mo-
danlr'Iuua 10 would ha shame ta
l"' 'hr dndnI0n peat oven Fa, a
start lH IN funra. bat unless aoms
action is 'atnn 10 eradicate Tho pssr
On" lawns viii soon ba mlnu.
quantity In fhIa city
You viii probably remember ma,
th" court houa" park was once nhlag,
with dandnlloHs hnf fhrv wore ON
'ir"lv omdlra'rd by a liberal ura OF
rrui" cari"llr acid Fifty cent,
worth ~ crude rarballr acid wn
clean up any laeu IN In funta. and
y You desire 10 see this rlry retain
Ne reputation of having some ~ ihs
finest lawns IN the state ynu will ai
least DO your part IN making warfar,
upon IN" dandolionH Crude rarholI,
acid can bo purchased AZ any drur
store. and should b. applied with
an oil can 20 the roots nf the dan.
delion after The head Of tho plan,
store. mad should be applied with
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
Delay Of Eausatto1.

Recently a.s.f o. college ur.-..
dent anr 90. araaa. a.r of aaara.
nz ,laas.s a Older rHan 90 aas nr
w rsara asu .En ars.r replied
Doe. aay nua mur. Courses OF
rIs that would have nmEnG m.
rr.nr0ous urmr and others IHu
..m ara nuu m aT tha colleges Lads
off d. u.ad .o a.r aHramEIns quite
r-nrmnng and r- WAS common age
for raHmmnn Nna from % 20 90
# ... a..ma. um our boys when
rh.. .na.a unI'saa ar. away beyond
anr fellows when m.lr rundara,rs
wr m..n father. arra lu college.
What with o. bnv OF 90 usr eradu.
a..a anH with rarrr ar four year
"nar.a OF study 300 nu moIt,.r. or
".ua.f ahead nf him ha auI have
.r"n m..n rhm 'h.rf of a very
.n.a I.ra n ..hrrr Inr there such
ching as having foo rruuu0f,d %
preparation for q professional OF busa
.ras .Hr.ar7
Nn1 Ff folks are constantly Won.
a"r.nE HnE young men do NOT marry
Younger Tha answer .a obvious Col
'"a" hnNa. H .ae. e.t started rno
.'" 0n 'hmr wIa.fed calling and n.r
"aearlF aru 1000 Hfn Zoo earning H,
Hn.rrwIhaI 'n support rhamufFs
."t alone Keep 900 o. home
H"n Franklin had reached thr gem.
fh "' hla educational fame in DOS
a"a and retired permanently from
journalism ulh a handsome com
n"'"n,r f1r nar day ahnn ra uas
90 Hm hn aaa au nfrnr ar eo
Philadelphia ledger
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
Miss Lowe, soeisiis. Here Monday

Miss Lowe, who lectures at Moose
Hall, Monday evening, April 2Sth.
at O'Clock. in the interest o. the
socialist campaign. is making the ad-
yancement OF the socialist cause her
life work Before entering upon this
work. she was a prominent teacher
iG the schools OF Kansas City. Mo.
and at the time OF her resigning was
president OF the Teachers Asso-
citation Of that city.
Miss Low. Is young woman OF ex
ceptional ability and few speakers ar,
capable OF presenting the subject in
80 simple yet so forcetul a manner
When asked by reporter. What
is the position Of the socialist party
on woman suffrage, and do you think
votes will be given To women7" sh.
replied.
The socialist party stands square.
ly for woman suffrage and accepts
no compromise The socialist par
y vas the first great party to de-
clare for woman suffrage and prac.
tlce 1t In all OF its party affairs
Full and unlimited suffrage is what
the party stands for There is no
doubt that the women will be en-
fauchised Already six states have
granted the suffrage 10 women and
tive other states vote upon Il at
this coming election"
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
Jail Population Increased.

Il. + Massey, of Dallas, Texas. c
+. Watts, Of Kansas City, and Geo.
Miller Of no place IN particular and
destination parts unknown. a THO OF
supposed bad men. were rounded up
last Saturday morning and thras,
behind tn. bars OF the Otero county
bastila The capture OF Massey was
attended with more or less scusa-
tlonal features He visited Good
mans pawn shop on West Second
street and wanted to raise funds on
varied assortment Of female jewel
~.
When questioned as to where .u
had acquired the lewelry he beraar
rather nervous. and upon being press
ed further by young VIM. Goodmu
who holds a commission as deputy
sheriff. lost his nerve and stared
10 run. There was merry chase
down the alley. with Marshal WIra-
rke and young Goodman on tho rral.
aud the latter took three shots OF
the supposed bad man. but for.aa.
a,yIy the officers aim was poor and
no on. Was hurt. not even an I..o.
cen, passarhy on the crowded ,.u-.
ougHfar, OF Santa Pc avenue The
bad man was soon overtakou a.a
landed In the Ot"ro hooscgow. v..r.
ho will ha.~ an opportunity 10 ..
ngfra the anquaiu'auc" u a real ...
and some OF tl, other anomalou. .-.
mans that There do rougrcnatn ".-
-.g n -fU 600 durwoo Vile. b. .H
clue aa fo rl. ownership OF .
female t.aa--s has as yet bn, ..
..ran.H Ills photograph haa ..
aNw .r r.. local roEu's .-.
..H .aug a"r '1 THE ofnn.
Dallas Taaa nH.r. he claims r
.u from Ir. had two Hu. .
-.-... ur rn. 50 * q r. lu h.. ..
a...u. a.E r.a officers ~ "
maa ..- H.. arrra.d of .
%. %. . being hHd pmuHr
.... ....r..#rnr
.".u. .-. rHnr wa-. fuwu"
Tuesday r.m.r. THrg War
....-. ..ga.a That we're tab ..r
... train. arE saturday mn
.rH % .aa rnulal' rHn T.o ..'f
.. . baud OF bold bad hurzar .
..r.-. aa. found um them r
.n H.r they n.r. BOO any H.
.... .... r.. ..nm.y artist ....
... .... off % uass"na.- ..a
.. an. .r urMr Funston a". ...
.. .... ".Tr.a r..m'rsrs on b.. pose
.. .r. .a.a E. aas making Dr. .rt
.r. r.-mah rHs Wild and wool ..sf
and ..n-rr D.. would Doe fn n..| nf
.nu small aunar that Dee rri.d
with hIm Both of tho KUN. we're
.1nranf.F. and Otrro oauug is
richer r4 fHar rz'"nt
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26

has irs brrnE-for political purposes
only
Did you ever soc happy possi.
mist Not yet When he has moth.
ing to worry over that very fact ltseh
worries him aud makes him unhappy
Cheer up
Local Santa Fr employees were OBJ.
served unloading d concr"t. mixer
just west Of the Santa Fe reading
room one day this week This prob.
ably means that something aiII br
dotue on the nra Santa f. office
building lu the a.ar future. although
official. Announce tina, ihn contract
for The erection OF rHs bHIdua aas
not as yet b.nm In,
II thee damo.rau. powers that De"
wm place srrd ralraaa. aapama.s
a.I print pau.r on raa free .Iar au
anI m-..su ,N.m for sam. 90, H.
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La Junta tribune., 1913-04-26
Nc, at All tnvious.

tn" mnnrycd class Of people who
own automobiles and boast ~ bloa,.
cd bank accounts. need mo-, fool
scr" over the burdonsome otae,ion-
OF the Income tax There are a lot
OF Ms that wish We were affnc,.d
by it