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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

C. w. ELLIOTT is q familiar name
Sea" He deals in fancy groceries
flour, feed fresh fruits, and produce
of all kinds. His store has long since
earned The reputation OF The Place
To Get the Most for the Money MT
Elliott has been resident OF this
county thirty years. He has oper
ated in business four years. He is an
Industrious, and energetic young mer
chant who believes in the Live and
let live principle" He takes Il lively
inserest in movements for the up
building of the town and no worthy
enterprise appeals to him in vain
He is a liberal supporter of fraternal
organizations as is demonstrated by
his being a member Of the NJ. W. A.,
Woman, Eagles, Royal Neighbors,
and recently he was elected elder
of the Presbyterian church of West.
port. His success no doubt is largely
due to his magnificent companion,
Mrs. Elliott, who besides her family
duties is always willing to lend a
helping hand" in the store when
business is rushing. They have a
splendid family OF little folks who
give promise of doing credit to
Young America" as the chariot
wheels of Father Time roll on over
the great untrodden Road of the Flu
ture. 1t is with pleasure as we are
noting Who's Who here that we award
this house generous mention and a
high place in these columns in this
edition of the Herald.
Trust in the Lord and DO Good
and verify though shalt make the
way prosperous and thou shalt have
good SUCCESS" is the exhortation
of the great ancient Seer, and Pro
phet.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
/ dCiitfiiC Beach

TIE PACIFIC BEACH HOTEL Is
located at Pacific Beach one of the
interesting and beauty spots Of West
ern Washington, which is situated on
The Grays Harbor branch Ct the y. p.
Rv. about twenty-five miles north
vest of Aberdeen and sIOQuiam.
Places Of interest, amusement, and
pastime are MANY including razor
clam digging, crablishing, SURF bath
ing, ETC., and the hotel is one Of the
finest and best appointed hostleries
on North Beach, majestically situated
on high bluff and offering an I'M
eXcelled view of the Pacific ocean,
The hotel is under the able manage
ment of G. A. Cooper and is operated
on the European plan. Good first
class rooms are T5c per day and
$500 per week, and meals are served
la carte The spacious dining room
is enclosed in glass on three sides and
diners in any part of the dining room
are in full view of the ocean. The
meals are the best money can buy.
A fine auto bus meets all trains.
Everything runs like clockwork from
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
THE OCEAN VIEW, housekeeping


apartments, Is conducted by Mrs. N.
j. Cox. Here are nine three-room
apartments fitted up with everything
for light housekeeping. Everything
from teaspoons to a cookstove, beds,
etc, all ready to step into at any
hour of the day or night with all
conveniences just the same as CAT
HOME" Everything is furnished.
even to the wood should you want q
fire. The Ocean View is large. fine
frame building that represents con
siderabel sum of money to build. and
every courtesy and comfort is accord
Cd guests who stay here. Mrs. Cox
anticipates q splendid summer ut the
Moclips sea beach resort city this
summer and has splendid accommo.
dations a. her apartment house.
c. H. NICHOLSON. tho view man.
has scores Of fine views OF MocIra
and surroundings. Re is The "FE-
SORT ARTIST" and call ON him If
You want q picture.
DREW'S PALACE or SWEETS s.
hcadauartcrs for sweets and the daily
papers, and the Moclips Herald
<. z. SUTHERLAND, proprietor OF
leo Moclips Mercantile Company is
preparing for some bling greater than
ever at Moclips Beach ;his summer.
and he is one Of the resorts biz
merchants.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
VERNON AND ATTELL
BOX 1O-ROUND DRAW

Tex Vernon and Monte Attell fought
q 10-round draw at the Foresters
smoker Monday night 1t was one
of the best boxing exhibitions seen
on Grays Harbor for some time Tex
showed wonderful improvement since
his first bout with Attell, at least six
rounds went to Tex who carried the
fight to Attell from the first round
to the last round
Tex opened the first round with
wonderful speed and Attell was sur
prised. The large crowd favored a
Il noisinn for Tex
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
chef to chauffeur.
THE TERRY COTTAGES arc in

cbaraa - 81 - W! "SIo are IN
f;na oa,, WIZ mas several
ava 49, one Mnioh ne looks AFTER
cifio paao, o;. ,ou' is.' VINO WISH "a
ia hoe ,aa;dl, "in,e, Vi summer.
hos haon 49,, nee eisnt years ana
~ 1e voo,.a 0''I iIn VI NHehaiis couh-
n,,,,. 800 ti, was COOK lot
vo,, ,yont - TO- 49, iuu' Sta'S ago II
lin, IT, oan il'ili Inc al ''e pGach see
hmroo,, oe ipna po'1 0u "S ne IL
at+,.a,fio,,.. ''' ata NAHUM 0i 'ne resort
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

cannery' magnate in Alaska. and some
time through the summer Mrs. Arm
strong contemplates taking a couple
OF weeks vacation to the Arctic re
gions to visit some of the family and
her husband, who reside most of the
time in the Far North. For an
ideal summer outing place, teachers
business men, students, and others
VIII find no nicer resort anywhere
than here, and as we are noting Who's
Who we take pleasure in referring
cordially to the Grand Western as we
pass in review.
THE WEsTPORT MEAT MARKET
is conducted by Fl. G.. Ramsdell, who
has operated the enterprise nearly one
year and a half. Here is where to get
choice steaks, juicy roasts, tender
chops, fish, game, oysters, crabs and
clans in season. Mr.. Ramsdell is al
so an expert carpenter and a noted
shingler, so that Westport citizens
will always know where to find a man
who can not only cut a steak, or hind
quarter, but can saw a board as well
TO make a window, door, or build you
house when you say the word"
He has studied at various institu
tions and is well informed. He is now
studying Civil Service course in the
!. c. S. which may be of very valu
able service to him when a new post.
master is needed at Westport, as the
present popular incumbent, Mr.. Geo
N. Scammon, expects to retire from
public government service at the ex
piration of his term Mr. Ramsdell
was formerly resident of Oregon
his native commonwealth, prior to
coming to the Grays Harbor section
of the state. He enjoys the esteem OF
his friends, and acquaintances, which
is a most valuable asset. In record
ing biographical review of Who's
Who in Westport we take pleasure in
awarding Mr.. Ramsdell a high place
in these columns.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
(PAID ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

/ hereby announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
county assessor, subject to the decis.
ion of the Republican primary,
Septe1 DER s.
JOHN F. MYLES. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

TIE SEAVlEW HOTEL at Moclips
is conducted by I. J. Smith, who has
recently taken over the management
of the place. Tourists will find every
thing first class here and the above
cut gives us q good picture of this
we'll furnished, and elegantly conduct
cd establishments The meals we think
would please the most fastidious cpl
cure and the large lobby affords a
splendid assembly room for guests
and tourists TO mingle in song, con
versation, or games. The two large
verandas also provide for sightseeing
and guests here are in plain view OF
the Grand Old Pacific. The new bath
house is close by the ScavieW Hotel
and bathers at the beach are made to
feel at home and happy at this popular
and up-tO-date travellers mecca. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith are as genial a host
and hostess as the stranger or tourist
will meet during his summer outing
There is q fine piano for guests, and
there is ample accommodation here
for large gatherings to be together and
accommodated. The rates are reason
able and the house is conducted on
the American and European plans
When at Moclips here is the place for
the best dinner, and no pains are
spared to provide the table with the
luXuries and delicacies of the season.
We might also add that the service of
the more than ordinary looking wait
resses is on a par with the sumptuous-
ness of the table.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

The Herald the Oldest paper Grays Harbor has
larger circulation than any other paper Chhais county Adyer
sng contracts based upon this and all
money dine contracts executed under this viii be for
feted If the statement be not absolutely
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

AT wEsTPoRT is caffYed on - osr
firm of Lundquist & Grienier. WHO
shin Daily about 1900 OF them ."
seattle Portland, Tacoma and otnT
cities where they are regarded aSNtne
"Kine of Delicacies." They travel IN
"floats'' and each boat with its crew
of men capture about 500 at a time
sometimes doubling that many, when
the crabs are clannlsh OF havihe
celebration, or reunion, OF taihins VI
going on a strike. me Ilrni vi Luhu
ouist & Greinier employ ABOUT tweil
tv men to operate the industry which
is run from the first or OCTOBER 10
the first of July. The fisherihen' VI
crab-men, make headquarters at west
mort and this, together with the claih
industry constitute two of Westports
enIendid resources. The tourists con
or.ngata in the summer time at the
booch which is Washingtons best
for bathing and camping, as there are
maenificent grounds, large pine
erorps and excellent resort notes
,,.bora the public can receive the besl
Of accommodation. These gentlemen
arc clippers Of fresh fish and craos'
p.-ides thrir own crew they also buy
rronn other concerns along these lines
rbov have done big business TINS
vear. and Mr. Lundquist, whose nome
is af Long Beach, will sumner thef@
for'a few weeks with his family, Mr.
c,atrinr is now on tour in ALASKA
1.,.douiat q Grciuicr Of MtatpoIt
merit hieh place in this nu'HOeF DIS
we note Who's VINO.
MRS sMirH'5 HOTEL. at Westport
is where the tourist can secure
~oom and board for the sum OF one
drllar oer day. She has operated mere
fourteen wears, and when you want
that Good old German style OF ram
fin, dinners" here is where 20 eeN
,6am Mrs. smith does not nut every
,hino in dishes for you to look At, bu'
rather has plenty Of fine Ycgetaoles'
home grown. and homo cooked. 0he
;e mast her three score years ana zen,
AGO Mr. Smith. but they are as gelia'
and cordial. who have long SINCE
loorned the secret of "entertalhii't
stranaers.o lest perchance they ml8hI
be angels unawares. Many Nlsl'o,a
from Crays Harbor always like TO go
here to dine for they are always SURF
Of that big German roast, ana nearly
greetings. :, ,oec
AR smith came to America in 1901.
He WAS a. railroad engineer twenty
two vnars in the east, on the man me
of tho Union Pacific 1t should not
no overlooked that Mr.. Smith Is
builder Of a newly modelled windmill
and has lust completed sample one
which he is having installed at nome
could his wise head be put on young
oboulders the irrigation problem
would he solved some time in the near
future His windmill is OF service u
farmers. stockmen and all people VINO
have TO throw water two or three
hundred feet high to irrigate bencn
land. etc. Call at Smiths Hotter anu
cot dinner and see this windmill.
j. n. GARNER, baggage man. mus
NOT he omitted here as we are 1ilakihs
q record of those who are adding JUS
fro 70 the annals of Westport history
Mr. Garner has conducted the dray'
baggage. and transfer business III
Westport for the past six vars. re
has been a resident of Westport ior
seventeen years He formerly carried
eieht wears. He has offlciated as
the mail from Ocosta to Westport lof
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
THE OCEAN VIEW RESTAURANT

THE OCEAN VIEW RESTAURANT
is conducted by Mr.. and Mrs Abing-
ton, who serve meals from a. m. to
II p. m. Here they give special at
tention to transients, tourists, and
serve "CHICKEN DINNERS" as their
specially. Everything is prepared to
queens taste at the Ocean View
Their motto is. "The Best Meals Serv-
ed At Reasonable Prices"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

ticipated during July and August this
year. Here is a splendid place to
sojourn while at the beach city, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland are very genial
I'D eplendid host and hostess for the
stranger to meet. Good rooms and
meals, and right prices is their
motto.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
TIE PEAcH RESTAURANT

TIE PEAcH RESTAURANT at
Moclips is under the able manage
mont of Charlie Cust and johnny
Drums who have followed the business
ten years. They have six tables and
a lunch counter. and have also just
recently opened up for the season.
Mr. Gust is well known in this line
and was formerly in Aberdeen in bust
ness. He says for the Aberdeen peo-
pie not to bring their lunch in baskets
as they will have "hot meals eli
ready to serve when you arrive, and
the price is only % cents and up Re
member the Beach Restaurant when
you are hungry and want a good cup
of coffee, tea or cocoa. Mr.. Gust
is an expert on catering TO the wants
of the inner man." and likewise Mr..
Bruins.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

ROBERT CHABOT is one of the
founders of Moclips and has resided
here ten years. He bought the origin
al townsite along with DR.. Ed Lycan,
now deceased, and has played an i'm
portant part in the development. of the
resort city. Besides the one hundred
and sixty acres of the original tract,
Mr.. Chabot bought an additional 100
acres adjoining. He owns several eX-
cellent houses and the magnificent
Soaview Hotel which has been just
recently completed similar to the fine
one burned down last year. The re
building shows the implicit faith Mr..
Chahot has in Moctips. The little re-
sort city is close to the famous oil
lands, and to the Quiniault fisheries
that supply the two big canneres in
Moclips with sufficient salmon to keep
two small armies of work people busy
at each of the places during the can
ming and fishing season. The writer
talked with one of the fishermen of
the Quiniault and he said it was not
unusual to make 500 day fishing.
The Indians do the fishing on the res
ervatiOn about nine or ten miles dis
tant and they are brought down to
the canneries at Moclips. This year
has been very successful one and
not only the fishermen but the can
neries have done big business. The
relationship of this with Mr.. Chabot
is that we believe Moclips is not only
q substantial resort city but it has
future possibilities. Forty thousand
tourists are said to have visited Mo-
clips last year. Greater numbers
should be the record of succeeding
years. Mr.. Chabot can sell you town
lot or acreage or rent you a house.
For further particulars call on him
or write.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

THE MOCLlPS CAFE is conducted
by Madge Prestlin who has followed
restaurant catering for several years
and can handle any part of the bust
ness from chef to cashier. She has
recently opened up here and has one
of the incest and best equipped cafes
at this splendid resort at which to
get a nice, clean, we'll cooked, and
promptly served meal at popular
prices. There is fine large lunch
counter and several can be served
and besides seven tables with spot
less linen. Here you can get any
thing from CLAN Chowder" to
Chicken on Toast" The resort is
just now opening and 10000 visitors
are said to have visited Moclips last
year. A bigger summer Is anticipated
this summer. For meals at all hours
tourists will find the Moclips Cafe
a splendid place to EAT" Miss
Prestlin is very pleasant young bust
ness woman to meet and is an i'm
portant acquisition to the resort city
in her special capacity. Tourists al
ways like good things to eat and we
are pleased to refer them to this pop
ular establishment. Miss Prestlin
conducted restaurant in Everett
five years prior to coming to Mo-
clips. In referring to Who's Who she
commands a high place as we pass
review the various business houses.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

HOTEL LELAND is one OF Moclip's
excellent summer resort hotels. II
is conducted by H. C. Leland, who is
also the postmaster of Moclips. He
has resided some time in the town
and Is ready for the season to open"
with its tourists from every quarter
Of the globe. Many thousands of
tourists visited the place last veal
AMI better season than ever is an,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
BELIEVE WHITE GIRL
WAS CHINESE VICTIM

STOCKTON. March 5.-Believing
that Wah Pong. an aged Chinese, can
throw some light on the Staying OF
Miss Esther Crotxer. whose dismem-
bered body was found near the orr
entail colony at Holt, Cal, the police
have started q search for him. Wah
Pong was responsible for the white
girl joining the colony.
Three theories In regard to the
crime are advanced:
That the girl was slain after =
quarrel; that she was the victim Of .
degenerate. and that she was muir.
dered because she had discovered
some crime such o. opium SNUG
Cling.
The police think she was slain
either In Wah Pong's house or In Yen
Zee's barber shop adjoining 1t. whore
bloodstains were found. Yen II under
arrest but insists he knows nothing
Of the crime.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
s. s MCCLURE TO LECTURE
ON MONTESSORI SYSTEM

There II great interest among edu-
Gators. mothers. clubwomen, and
others concerned In the education OF
the young In the lecture 70 be given,
Saturday evening. March Z, In Knights
OF Columbus hall. by 8. 8. Mcclure.
ON THE Montessori system Of educa.
tion." Mr.. Mcclure, who n head Of
the arm publishing the well-known
McClure's magazine and other pub
locations. II yice-president Of the
Moutessori Educational association.
Of which Mrs. AlexAnder Graham Ben
IL an oflcer. and whose membership
includes such widely.known persons
40 Mrs. Bailey Willis, Alexander b
Bell, Charles ]. Bell, John A. Bras.
hear. william X. Cooper. Miss Mar
garet Woodrow Wilson, and Mrs. Dor.
othy p. Fisher. Mr.. Aythur T. Por.
ter, Of Detroit. II the only local mem.
Der OF the association.
Mr.. Mcclure II brought 70 Detroit
by the Twentieth Century club. and
tickets for the lecture may be had in
the Century building, and In Animal
welfare headquarters. In the Fisher
arcade.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
PUSH TERRE HAUTE
ELECTION FRAUD CHARGES

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. March g..
Supported by the precedent oe I. svers
dict Of guilty against william Hun
man. former councilman. Gpoo1ol
Prosecutor Joseph Roach W. expect
ed today 70 push the similar charges
OF election frauds In stuflng hal1ot
boxes against Mayor Dom Roberts
and others. Huffman must serve =
sentence Of from three TO 10 pears
In the penitentiary unless an appeal
TO the Indiana supreme court reveroeo
this courts action. Probably m at-
tempt will be made TO TAIL Human
pending his appeal.
This court action represents . light
between two local factions of the
Democratic party. Circuit Judge For
tune. from whom change Of Venue
was taken, made Il known he would
60 to the bottom Of alleged frauds b.
Roberts and others. When two de-
PENDANTS turned states evidence co.,
viction was easy. The jury was out
Is minutes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
THOUSAND VICTIMS l
OF DETROIT MFR.
CANTILE co. CLAllOR
FOR MONEY


|.
had her book aiisd. received meth
The concern vss organised ar,t !,
The Arsenal Supply Co, WORKING fho
same sadlees chain scheme for houaop
hold goods. with 'spremium's induoo,
ments. Il had onlcos Ct No. g one
ford-st. Later. 4 became the Detron
Custom Tailoring Co.. with oflcee q
No. sol Equity building.
May -. 1919. . certificate or amann.
mant was died with the county clerk
By Presldent Phillips and eecrefary
Wassmus. At the Detroit Custom TAIL
|or1nE Co.. stating that IN = mootin3
held April lS. Z two-thirds vote o. ~.
capital stock Of $4,000 has Decided
that the article No. I and No. Z -
amended to read: 'Tho name assumel
by this corporation shall b the n
trcit Mercantile Co." ana ssrhe ob1oot
shall b 70 conduct Z custom tailor
Ing business and to engage n thol
saie OF furniture. 1ewelTy and other
articles"
The concern opened omces n No.
$50 Michigan-ave., April IS. 1919.
County Detective Conn. who refers
to tho concern - "ono Of the biggoot
swindles imaginable. and one whore
|omcers should b doing time," says
that the same persons have been DO.
Ing the same sort or business IN BUT.
falo. Cleveland. and Toledo. The local,
concern had branch IN Saginaw. AL
whole bale OF petitions OF creditors
has been sent to Referee Joslyn BY
the Saginaw victimA
Waaanus' arrest was caused By N
complaint made BY Ransom b. whit
tie. OF No. 246 0ilbert-ave.. who was "
member OF = "club." and sought cd
from tho prosecutor. The warrant
was sworn out Ian. II.
Detective Conn went to the once,
after making . trip to Saginaw mi
search Of Wassmus. He was told the
gentleman was not In. He took charg0|
LOT the once, ordered no one to leave
or use q telephone and arrested Wass.
mus when he entered. Phillips,
though. Was not to be found.
Assistant Prosecutor Philip Robin
son. who n handling tho case, Gays
that IL he locates Phillips. he wtll|
make every effort to extradite him. a
Wassmus was bound over 20 the re-
corder's court. and was released oo|
his personal bond. 70 await thai.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
CALLS WELFARE BARN
BAD PLACE FOR HORSE

That the Animal Welfare society
ought to be prosecuted for taking
horses TO q barn UNIT for the care oil
sick horses. was the rather startling
statement made In Justice Stems
court room. Thursday. BY DR.. Murray,
. veterinarian. In the course Of {
case against Sebastian Hoenls for
driving horse with Z sore shoulder.
Omcer Arthur Curtis. Of the society.
made the complaint.
DR.. Murray testified that the horse
was not In bad condition. and added:
'sTho complainant ought to be prose.
cuted for taking the animal to that
Animal Welfare barn. instead of al.
lowing Hoeule to take Il TO his own
warm, comfortable barn."
Curtis admitted to Justice Stein
that the society's barn was not very
good place to take horses. Sentence
Was suspended on H0enle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
COMMITTEE BEGINS
WORK ON LICENSE LIST

The council committee on LIQUOR
regulation met Thursday afternoon to
begin work on the list Of applications
for 1914 saloon licenses. Chairman
Burton In outlining the policy to be
followed by tn. committee, stated that
every applicant would b given fair
and impartial hearing Cooperation
Counsel Lawson was called In to ex-
plain q recent supreme court decision
dealing with saloon licenses expiring
with the deaths Of their owners. Thir,
ty saloonkeepers have died since LAST
May.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-05
EVA BOOTH TO SPEAK
IN DETROIT SUNDAY

Commander Eva Booth, head Of the
Salvation Army In America. who n
to speak Sunday afternoon, March 8.
In the Detroit opera house. win Or.
rive In the city. Saturday, to spend :
day inspecting the local army head
quarters, and to learn, In detail. the
work being conducted By the organ.
ixation In this city.
will be devoted to the story Of her
fathers life. and will BE- illustrated
with stere0pticon views and motion
pictures. Tickets for the lecture afo
now on sale In the army headQuaS.
tiers and IN the box once Of the the.
ater. Accompanying Miss Booth win
be q party OF national onlcers Of the
Salvation Army.