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feeling" it expects its subjects to re- tain their tranquility and reticence, and rests confidently on the guara- ianship of divinity in the interests Of Russia
 The fact that Austria had decler- ed war became known only late this evening Thousands of people then gathered. Cheering wildly they arched the streets to the British and French embassies. where there were police eventually scattered the crowds without great disorder.
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ACTUAL FIGHTING Is BEGUN; RUSSIA EXPECTED ID APPLY
 TORCH IGNITING ALL EUROPE

Every Eye Upon St. Petersbmg From Whence Only News Oi Jubiant, War Crying Popuace-Germany Working in Com pee Understanding With AustraWhose Declaration of War Quickly Followed Message Which Was Given From Berlin Declaration Greeted With Deepest ExaatOn in Vienna Ire
 mendous Street Gatherings Await News Quietly - Riots in Market Places When Food Prices Are Advanced Complete Censorship Over Newspapers and Lines of Communication Runs on Banks Closing of BOurses Flood of Securities to the Selling Markets Lapse in All Prices Except Those of Food Smifs Which Soar Hgh Making Fortunes in Minutes, Are the Features in Financial World of Darkest Day of Century
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WEATHER

FOR ARIZONA Local Showers in the North Portion.
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NEW YORK, July 2e. Copper Unsteady EL ectrolytio t3 A; sil- yer 53 3-s.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

THE ANNADALE FARM DAIRY
401 South X street has enjoyed very
liberal patronage since starting up last
January They handle bottled milk,
cream, and buttermilk, both wholesale
and retail. BY phoning 76S you can
get in touch with them and deliveries
are made anywhere in Aberdeen.
The Annadale Farm is located near
Montesano where the stock is taken
care of in an up-to-date manner, and
the COWS receive the best of grass and
water obtainable, both pure and fresh.
The big automobile brings down about
three hundred gallons daily, which
are delivered to their various custo-
mers, and there are two deliveries
a day.
Mr.. Engel is the enterprising
young manager, and great credit is
due him for his phenomenal success.
He is certainly hustler, and hustle
and rustic are the only ways to keep
the head above water during these
strenuous times, and the old proverb
reads, Seeing thou a man diligent
in his business he shall stand before
kings, he shall not stand before mean
men," The above cut is a recent pic
ture of their Office and outfit on X
street between the Washington hotel
and the Union depot. We take pleas
ure in referring cordially to this in
dustry as we note Who's Who.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

THE GRAYS HARSOR FLOUR
COMPANY are manufacturers OF feed
to the capacity Of fifty tons daily, and
distributors of the famous Olympic
Golden Eagle, Nashon, and Snow
Drift brands of flour These are among
the very best brands on the market
and as near perfection as skill, sci
ence, and natural resources can pro.
duce. The feed mill is in a position
to give its many customers unexcelled
service and half a dozen or more men
are kept on the go twelve months in
the year.
w. G. Powell is the pleasant mana
ger, and travelling representative over
Chehalis county where the company's
business is largely confined. l.. V.
Taylor is the office manager, and ac-
countant, and has ofliciated in this
position for several years. Among the
industries commanding a high place
and responsible for the reputation of
Aberdeen as an important GATE
WAY CITY TO THE ORIENT" must
be included the Grays Harbor Flour
company. Their products are in popu.
lar demand, and under the able man,
agement of Mr.. Powell there has been
an encouraging increase in business
year by year. We therefore in noting
a record here of many OF the keadina
concerns take pleasure in awarding
this house high place as we pass in
review. Their Office, plant and ware
houses are located at the corner of
Park and River streets. Their phone
is 365.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

ERViCK'S CAFE, 107 West Heron
street, merits place here as we pass
in review the leading business enter
prises of Aberdeen. 1t is one of the
favorite places OF our city at which
to get square neal at a reason
able price. Everything is spotlessly
neat, and clean, and we do not think
any cafe or restaurant on Grays Har-
Dor gives more for the money than
Ervick's. 1t is conducted by Mrs.
Bjornsen. who has operated the es-
Establishment for about three months.
She is successor TO Mrs. Ervick, who
conducted the restaurant for several
months. The meals are served up to
a queens taste, and the service of the
good looking waitress is on par
with the sumptuousness of the table.
1t is centrally located, only a few
doors from the Washington hotel on
Heron street. Here is the place to get
your moneys worth, your appetite sat
isfied, prompt, polite, and modern SER
vice in every respect.
Mrs. Bjornsen, the pleasant pro-
prietress, was born in Norway. She
has a large circle of friends who are
pleased to note her success here. She
is progressive and a good student of
advanced thought for self improve
ment. She caters to all classes of
trade and the doors are open from
a. m to p. m. Popular prices from
25 cents and up; meals can be had
here at all hours. Splash visitors will
make no mistake calling at Ervick's
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
cafe to get the best meals in the city
for the money

, cafe to get the best meals in the city
for the money.
THE ABERDEEN RUBBER COM.
PANY, corner X and Heron streets,
Is one of the city's busy places. Here
the proprietor, r. B. Fear, is kept
on the go all day and at times away
up in the night time repairing auto
tires and motorcycle tires. He fol-
lows this line exclusively, and auto
mobile men, travellers, tourists, etc,
who stop at Hotel Washington, have
but to step across the street to see
to their wants, and have them at
tended to in a workmanshiplike man
ner. Mr. Fear has been a resident
of the Harbor for sixteen years He
has specialized in the present line
for sometime and has conducted his
present business at the corner of X
and Heron streets two years.
The Aberdeen Rubber Company, Of
which he is manager and proprietor.
carry the Goodrich casing. This line
is the kind that stands the wear and
tear, seldom needing repairs and is
guaranteed uneXcelled for hard SER
vice, all kinds of roads, weather, and
hardship. They also carry all kinds
of rubber supplies, etc. They have
equipped their shop with all modern
apparatus for operating with dispatch
and all job work is guaranteed. More
over, the prices here are always rea-
sonable. The motto is to make the
old better than the new" and to do
this requires an expert. Splash Wis
itors requiring tires, or tires repaired
have but to phone 452, or step across
the street from The Washington, to
reach the Aberdeen Rubber company.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
UNION RAILWAY STATION, ABERDEEN

THE CODY, 11S West Heron, must
not be omitted in this review of Aber-
deem. as it is one of the incest, home
| like hotels in the state at which to
stop. The rooms are large, airy, Gle
gantly furnished, and kept as clean as
a new pin. 1t is conducted by Mrs.
Lila Nichols, who has operated the
house for some time. Mrs Nichols is
a very pleasant hostess and leaves no
stone unturned to make each and
every guest who crosses the threshold
Of her house feel at home, happy and
contented. This is indeed the travel
ers' Mecca, who want coy, high
class, home-like hotel at which to so.
iourn The rates are $1.00, 75c and
soc per day, and special rates for
weekly and monthly guests. Hotel
Cody is well equipped with hot and
cold water, steam heat, electric lights,
and very centrally located-directly
opposite the Washington hotel.
1t is run on the European plan at
present and was the center for town
boarders for some time, as we'll as
transients, tourists and drummers.
Many a traveller and tourist remem-
bers Aberdeen because of the kindly
treatment, good room and board re-
ceived while guest at the Cody. Mrs.
Nichols has lived in this section of the
state for many years and formerly
conducted the Kenilworth hotel for
four years. Strangers will make no
mistake securing rooms by the day,
week, or month at Hotel Cody when
visiting Aberdeen at anytime, or dur
ing the Splash week. The phone num-
her is $50
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
HE WESTERN cooPERAcE

THE WESTERN cooPERAGE
COMPANY is under the sole man.
agement of w. E. Bedford, who has
officiated in this capacity eleven
years. The concern, has been estab
lished sixteen years and they give
employment to force of about one
hundred and twenty men, who man
ufacture $4,000 feet of lumber daily
into stock for barrels of all kinds
Other factories of the company are
operated at San Francisco, Los An
geles and Seattle.
P. c. J C. are the initial letters
for the Pacific Coast Junk company
of Aberdeen. They are dealers in all
kinds of scrap iron, metal and ma
chinery. The business is conducted
by w. Rosenkrantz, who has operated
here three years. He has spent
twelve years in this line. When you
have something you can't use, phone
573 .for the junk man.
THE CROTIAN WORKlNGMEN's
COM PANY, 30S Curtis street, corner
Of Lawrence, is operated by George
Karamitich, who deals in groceries
meats, produce, ct cetra. Mr.. Kara
mitch has operated here four years
lie enjoys the confidence and esteem
OF his fellow countrymen, who sup
port a working mems store. Coop
Grafton is the key to SUCCESS. THE
COOPERATION OF THE NATION
MEANS THE SURVIVAL OF THE
NATION" Greece, Rome, Babylon
Persia, etc, all fell because of COM
PETITION, the survival of the few
only Mr.. Karamitich was born in
Dalmatia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
E. J. RICHARDS SHEET METAL

WORKS, 317 South G street come in
fer honorable mention here. iIc spG-
cializes in sky lights, cornices, roof
ing, blowpipe work, heating and ven
tilating, and everything in the sheet
metal line. He guarantees satisfac-
ton, makes boat work specially as
well. Mr.. Richard has operated here
| three years and was formerly in the
same line for some time in Seattle
and Portland prior to locating on
Grays HarbOr. He learned his trade
in the East and halls from Wisconsin
as the commonwealth of his nativity.
Mr.. Richard is a skilled artisan and
has executed many AL contracts in the
city. He is prepared to figure on all
jobs whether large or small.
Personally Mr.. Richard is an ener-
getic and go-ahead business man. He
is kept on the gallop most all the
time. This is one of the most i'm
portant lines of work and expert
workmanship is needed nowhere more
than along these lines. His many pa
irons are his best ADVERTISING, al
though he always believes in print
er's ink" He therefore merits high
place as We pass in review.
OSWALD BELLS BICYCLE AND
GUN SHOP, 1902 South G street, must
not be omitted as we note a record
of many Of Aberdeen's enterprises in
this edition. Mr.. Bell is a Bicycle
Doctor who specializes in repair
work. handling bicycle sundries, and
in selling the standard makes for
which he holds the agency. He is
enjoying a good business, repairs
locks, keys and guns as we'll, and Is
an AL workman, and attends strictly
to business. He merits q high place
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

SAMUEL EENN, the pioneer"
founder and tOwnsite owner of Aber-
deem, comes in for honorable mention
and a high place in these columns as
we pass in review. The above cut
shows his home forty years ago on a
portion OF the ground where the great
industrial city of Aberdeen now
stands. He is still hale, hearty, and
full OF mental and physical vigor. He
came to the Harbor in SO and bought
the townsite in '6S, of nearly 1000
acres. He resided for short period
at Melbourne in the "early days" He
thinks Chehalis county is as well off
as any in the state with its wonderful
resources in timber, fisheries, agri-
culture, Oil indications, AID the crab,
clam and oyster industries. Besides
the above, "The field is wonderful for
cranberry growing" remarked Mr.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
THE GLOSS STEAM LAUNDRY

Ine GIOSS 81 eAm eAONOHv
lis quite an extensive establishment,
employing twenty-five people, who
turn out each week large quantities
of work which meets with universal
satisfaction. 1t enjoys magnificent
business and the equipment and ma
chinery is of the very latest and best
obtainable for this special line Of hui
man endeavOr The washers, irOners,
dryers, starchers, etc, are all OF the
improved patterns and packages are
returned without scratch, tear or
burn.
This laundry has one of the finest
equipsments of any in the State and
the Grays Harbor people appreciate
it thoroughly. as is shown by the
very large patronage given it. Their
wagons are seen on the street at all
hours and up-to.dateness, progressive
ness and honor are their watchwords.
w. A. Burger, manager is CONNER
cial gentleman, who has made his
mark in the management Of the enter
prise since undertaking it in 1905.
He possesses those qualities of en-
ergy, integrity and attending to bust
ness that would insure success in
any field. He may we'll take pride in
the trade he has built up, as it takes
d man of more than ordinary push
and Go" these days to win under the
keenness Of competition. However,
this house fears none and we take
pleasure in referring cordially to the
Gloss Steam Laundry and it's skilled
force of workers as we pass in re-
view many of Grays Harbor's lead
ing enterprises. Splash visitors need
ing laundry work done while in Alb
erdeen will find this house prompt
as clockwork. Their phone is 375.
Their establishment is located at the
foot Of G. street
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

DR.. G. L. BoWLBY is graduate of
Western Dental College of Kansas
City, Mo. He specializes in bridge
and crown work and we might say is
very skillful in these lines. He has
excellent parlors in the Finch build
ing, and his Office is supplied with all
the modern equipment and appliances
for the profession of dental surgery.
Personally DR.. Bowlby is a reserved
individual, magnetic, and a dynamo of
energy.
THE BAY CITY MARKET, 100
Curtis street, South Aberdeen, is con-
Quoted by Steve Yarok, who has run
the business for one year and for
merly clerked six years in a grocery
store here. He is doing very we'll
and gives promise of making a sue.
cess of the meat business. He Is
energetic and Industrious, which are
important qualities combined with
honesty. and sure to win.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

Benn when interviewed, and recently
the Ben Cranberry Company have in
corporated with Offices at POI East
Wishkah street. Aberdeen, to handle
Cranberry Lands. In this company
are i. B. Benn, PRESIDENT w. w.
Hart, secretary, and r. H. Benn, man
ager.
Mr.. Benn came across the Isthmus
to San Francisco in SO and followed
placer mining in the Sunset State
of the Golden West" Sor some time
prior to coming to Washington. The
| city of which he is the proud father
was incorporated in 1888. He has
ctIiciated as Mayor, and is a frontiers
man who commands very generous
mention. He has had much to do with
the real upbuilding OF GrGys Harbor
1.-THE GATEWAY TO THE ORIENT,
as well as to the Olympics.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
McC1earv

THE SUMMIT MERCANTILE CON-
PANY, Incorporated, of MeCleary, are
dealers in general merchandise and
their store is popular mart OF
trade" for groceries, shoes, dry goods,
hardware, crockery, flour and feed,
etc. The store has been established
four years. Mr.. A. Paulsen is the
genial and enterprising manager and
secretary of the company. Two clerks
and delivery man are kept on the
gallop besides Mr.. Paulson, who gives
personal supervision of the enterprise.
He has been a resident OF the vicinity
twelve years and was formerly q
woodsman. He was born in Mime
sofa.
THE sTRUHEL G. CLANCY MER-
CAMILLE COMPANY, Incorporated
are likewise flourishing enterprise at
McCleary under the management of
d. j. Bruno, formerly from the east,
and who has specialized in the mer-
camille line all his life. This house
deals in groceries, meats, produce,
fruits, ct cetra. 1t is branch store
of the firm operated under the same
name at Elma, strong, and influential
business concern. Mr.. Bruno brings
to McCleary eastern vim, go" and
pleasant address which win every
where.
GREEN'S LIVERY is the place to
get a rig at any hour of the day or
night. Mr. Green leaves no stone
unturned to please his patrons. He
is a good judge of horseflesh and
caters closely to the transient trade
He has operated for sometime in
McCleary and is an enterprising, wide
awake young fellow. In mentioning
Who's Who he commands honorable
mention.
THE STANDARD PHARMACY is
the place for drugs, chemicals, daily
papers, periodicals, ,oiiet articles, per.
fumes, books, etc. Mr.. Claude NJ. Doty
is the Eeri, proprietor. He mas spe-
cialized in this business nearly TWEEN
ty years and has been about two years
in McCleary. He is a graduate of the
Milwaukee School of Pharmacy. He
was born in Wisconsin.
J. w. ELLIS conducts The Ice Cream
parors in McCleary. He has man.
aged the enterprise since the 9th day
of March but has resided in the COM
munity six years. Here is the place
to get good smoke, smokers sun
dries, confectionery, etc. Mr.. Ellis
was born in Oregon.
e. c. MILLER, the jeweler, is a
graduate of the st. Louis Watchmak-
ing School and specializes in repairing
He has followed the business for five
years. He handles eastern goods at
eastern prices. He carries a nice line
of gold watches. rings, bracelets, ct
cetra. He has been established since
last October in McCleary. He was
born in Michigan.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
/ LOOMS 6. COMPANY.

LOOMS g. COMPANY. corner Of
Curtis ana Clark streets. deal in gro
cerles, dry goods, shoes, ct cetra
MIR. LOOMS has been in business here
six years. He has followed the mer
camille line fifteen years. His store
is favorite mart of trade" on the
South side. Mr.. LOOMS was born in
Michigan.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
Mr.. Fear is young man, progressive,
and merits generous mention here as
We note Who's Who.

ROWE & FREDERIcksoN are deal
|ers in motorcycles, bicycles, and sun
dries at 2161a West Heron street. They
also do repairing, and have operated
here since the first Of last March
|They formerly worked in the same line
|for some time prior to opening up in
business for themselves. They are
both young men, full of vim and ener-
BY always on the lookout for trade.
fhey have the agency for the we'll
known Henderson motorcycle and are
Enjoying their share of the trade Of
he town. Both are we'll known here
md give promise Of making an AL
commercial team. Skilled workman
hip is guaranteed and prices right
We therefore award them prominence
this number among our leading
business men as we are noting Who's
Who.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
THE WILSON NAVIGATION

COMPANY operates steamers daily
between Aberdeen, and Hoquiam, for
Westport and Bay City, and Cohasset,
etc. Heretofore they have run one
round trip daily but during the sum-
mer they contemplate making two
round trips. Over two hundred FEEDER.
alton of women visitors from four
states, who are summering at Co
hassett Beach were taken down a few
days afo by this company's steamers,
Champion and Harbor Belle. They
make special Sunday excursions ev-
cry week. For particulars, phone 179.
The Wilson Navigation Company is
conducted by Captain Wilson, who
has sailed the high seas, and has fol
lowed navigation lines for a quarter
of II century almost. He has run OF
Grays Harbor for q number of years,
and is well known at all the ports on
Grays Harbor. The visitors and tour
lists who want to know about the
beaches will find him a bureau of
information. The boats he operates
make regular schedule trips so that
Grummers and tourists can make
either points from either end twice
Q. day. Great attractions are expect
ed at Westport and Cohassett beaches
during the summer. For delightful
holiday take trip to Westport-By-
the-Sea.
JOE G. RATINOVICH, 423 Curtis
street, operates a pool room and cigar
store. His place is stocked with all
kinds of candies, cigars, tobacco, and
he operates a nicely run pool hail.
Nica-Kupaliste. 1t is conducted by
Matt Branis, manager. He was born
in Dalmatia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03

P. ANpRIJASEVicH, lis Curtis
street, conducts a fourishng grocery
store. He carries nice stock, and
patrons on the South side are well
taken care of by this gentleman in
the grocery line He has conducted
the business here for eight years ard
is doing well. Mr.. Andriiasevich was
born in Dalmatian.
THE CHEHAlis COUNTY BANK
is so thoroughly identified with Alb
erdeen that we award it a prominent
| place in these pages. IT'S career has
been one of striking success. A gcn.
eral banking business IS transacted
and it amply meets the needs of the
people in the financial line. Many
J look upon banks simply as a place
| to keep money and securities, and
/ have no adequate conception of the
fact that they play leading part in
many of the transactions of the
country.
The management of the Chehalis
County Bank is ably conducted by
George l.. Nyere, president and vice
president; G. w. Ripley, cashier, and
r. B. Motherwell, assistant cashier.
1t has been established since 1896
and is capitalized at $4,000. The Off
GERS and directors are numbered
among the highly esteemed members
of the community and elsewhere, and
they have perfect right to take
pride in the degree of usefulness,
prosperity and progress the institu-
ton has reached under their director
ate. They are all enterprising, pro-
gressive and public spirited finan-
ciers who believe in Grays Harbor's
great future. In referring to many
business men in this number who
have added lustre to the annals Of
our city's history the members of this
bank come in for honorable mention
as we pass in review.
THEO cAlLSON TRANSFER
COMPANY is the place to call for
baggage and express. 1t is conduct
ed by Theo Callson, 414 South F
street, who has been a resident Of
the harbor 20 years. He has follow
ed the dray and transfer business fif-
teen years. He is a pleasant batche-
lCr. who is always prompt, court eous
and obliging. His phone Is 55Hl
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-07-03
G. r. RoURkE G. RI. eREAklRoN

G. r. RoURkE G. RI. B2EAkIRON
conduct the Cosmopolitan Cigar Store
at the corner of First and E streets,
Cosmopois. They carry a big stock
of tobacco, cigars and soft drinks, op-
crate five pool tables, and a billiard
table. They have been here four
years and Mr. Breakiron has officiated
as city treasurer. Mr.. Rourke halls
from New Brunswick as the land OF
his nativity. He is also Workman
and member OF the |. o. o. T.