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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-03
MAIL XMAS PACKAGES EARLY.

Signs have been conspicuously post
in the p~ostof1ce lobby, urging the
early mailing of Xmas packages, plain
addresses, etc. The limit weight with
in a radius OF $50 miles is givenAat 90.
pounds while the maximum* weight
without this zone is only 20 pounds.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-03

XII
Why. de chilluns believesI Dey Is Sho'
dat hit so. -
EN- dey ~countin' on him lax q man dat
dey know,
En- dey tank er de things dat he sutten
ter bring,
'Twell dey set up In bald en- dess boiler
en- sing.
EN- I tell 'em wy sho' good ole Sanity III
come
Wild a doll en- a sled en- a railroad en-
drum.
En- dey drift of ter sleep wild a smile on
dey face
En- dey ain not a cent I kin spain in de
placel
Hits de las thing I heah when I tun out
de light:
els e comm ternight, nanny? Comm
ternight?"
En- I laughs wild dem all wen dey plan
whut -dey do
Wild de things a he'll bring-en I say
hits all true!
En- de white chillun up whah rs wukin',
dey low
Dat ole Sanity he'll come, en- won't miss
'em nohow.
els e comm ~ternight?" Lawd, I wtsht
hit 'ud be
Dat he's com hyuh en- fix up dis POLLEN
for me!
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-12-03
MT. HEBRON HONOR O L
(COntrihutedO

(COntributed.)
Rena Lenicy, Edith Justus, Della
9pmmey, Anna Leslie, Ethel Orr, Julia
Leslie, Dorothy Lenicy, Ruby Justus,
Geneva Justice, Albert McCarson, Eta
Brown, George Leslie, Zorah Reese.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-01
THE JEFFERSONIAN

On learning that Vice President
Marshall was out Of town, Colonel"
Browne decided "to stand upon his
constitutional rights and brave ar
rest" in his endeavor to speak. He
accordingly appeared upon the steps
promptly at O'Clock with a handful
of followers and began his address.
People who had been waiting in
sheltered places quickly gathered
from all sides, but no member of
the police force appeared.
Demands Right to Work.
Twenty-three minutes were con-
sumed by the proceedings, during
the course of which the Tabor
knight" enlarged upon his declara-
ton of principle that ''To eat, to
work, and to be recompensed for en-
forced idleness are ina1ienable
rights" He was literally applauded
as he made telling points in his ad-
dress, and much interest was evil
denced in the Illustrations he drew
upon blackboard.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-01
PAGE TWELVE THE JET r
Carl Browne Talks On Capitol Steps
Ends Speech Twenty Years Old.

Ends Speech Twenty Years Old.
Ever since he was arrested and
hauled from the Capitol steps, near
ly twenty years ago, when he at
tempted to address the multitude
that had assembled, Mr.. Browne has
been increasingly endeavoring to
complete that speech, and it was not
until Christmas Day that he sue
.ceeded in doing so. On the occasion
of his morning visit, he was met by
a squad of police and prevented
from doing more than pose for his
photograph, but the vigilance of the
officers, apparently, relaxed as a re-
suit Of the statement Of Speaker
Clark that he had no objection to
Brownies speaking, and that only
the rules prevented him from grant
ing the necessary permit, which he
would do if the Vice President would
join with him.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-01

He expressed great admiration for
Speaker Clark, who, he declared,
was true friend of the people, but
felt that Vice President Marshall
was open to censure for not hav-
ing furnished the necessary permit.
Mr.. Browne will undertake to in
terest Samuel Gompers, president of
the American Federation of Labor,
in the movement to amend the Capt.
toll rules, and will soon leave the
city on a campaign of education,
with view to inducing the voters
of the United States to support him
in his endeavor-Washing Cd.
CO. Post.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-01

After betty debate with itself,
a Chicago Court has figured it out
that drunkenness is responsible for
almost fifty per cent of the unhappi-
ness which is tried out before that
Court; and one wonders how close
kin to Rip Van Wrinkle, that Court
is.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-01-01
Wins 20 Years Fight for Right to
Make Speech Without Inter-
ference.
ference.

Ea-l ITH the constitutional guaran-
EhI tee of free speech as his
IEV watchword, Carl Browne to-
day set about the task Of
effecting such modification of
the regulations governing the use of
the grounds surrounding the United
States Capitol as will permit citizens
to assemble therein and listen to
their speakers without interference
on the part of the police.
His first public utterance on the
subject will be at the meeting of the
Ironworkers' Local of the Fedora
ton Of Labor tonight, and on Mon
day, he has been invited to address
the Central Labor Union, he says.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
~aOpfidmcrSen feDt
Dncu nid)ts gleid"

ScIcc!t bon oent @lnjcG, SoB an
oere Seilte, Die ME JIG nit &opfrpeb
bebaItct. lino, nit Ocrrl Mittel BE-
fannt mer0en mod)tcn, lponlit lie
oas ibri0e bc~icitiatc, peronlabte
Goltb Ginnilie. ) Spruce Ct. Sur.
ltngton, ST.. tiir3li0 Su idrei6cu:
sd idreibe bic'cs flr @erbfentfidrna. II, Der
ponfilil9. oGS nirlc M Gppiicb iTrrscn IciSenbe
Sntm Heleil olrtes irsiiptiiiGcn 3euQniie eriebren
mmesen; oaR liir spstid!nrrSen niLtts 3r. IiileS'
aHli.Enin Eilcn G!sIhiiebt. lie { ~dlrIcTsen ucrs
sepen ~ ettilldlen NPinnten. nadibtm man cine
eon oieler 9ilen ctnGtnonlmen bat. Spbaib IDS
SRnief3en tllnle. iiebi1c idi cine &ntis 9ain 9ine.
epe lie bettiB uereen."
&opii6mer3en limo elm ieGr al.
genteincs 2eiben 10 aem0bnIif,
Dab in bielcn 6GGen Die 2eute nidlt
bel oaranf adltenL Bis bieieIben Elm
id)lperes Rerpenleiben peruriadell.
Sic Sotiade, baB elm aopfpeb
nit GROCER nerp6ier &eiabarfeit
unb geiitiger abidmGdyung perbun.
ben lit, madt es mif)tig, oab Die
Sfmer5cn 10 iGneu tpie moaIih ae.
linoert fperDen.
Wa6 iiinfunSapan5is Sabren 1T
es Die einltimmige Meinung aner
oerer, Die Or. MiIes' Mnti.Bain
giaen sebroudyt babel baB baburb
Sd)meroen ldrneII gclinoert irnb bie
Nsrpen nnb Der aorper berubiat
fueroelJ pbne Sang ober @epobn.
belt mir Erogucrienaren ai ipeden.
IN alien a~putfefen-25 9uicn far
NILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Ger Nnlna Ocs Nntnriiten.

Sn Den nG4iten 5ugen pirb oie
Menfdbeit in Hnm en0lid Sen aqsin
edten, mirt!iG futuriitiIden gnSug
6etru4ten tDnfen. Inter Der getiti@
gen Mitarbeit Oes Signore Wdrinetti
bat Der fututiitiihe MRuler 8olu bic
les aleioungsItiid Der 3utunft ent.
l%pprfel, uno emIig, penn audi pabrs
i9einli6 mod Elm peniq perbliifft,
lit gegenndrttg Elm betdnnter romis
fiber S9neiOsr banlit beI9Gftigt, Die
fen futuriiil4en Ntubetraum in Die
Wirtli6teit 81 ii6erieben. 9os per@
riet Serr Marinetti unldngit in 2ons
Don, ND er in Den 0pr6 @uIerien
elnen 9ortrag ii6er y0te Sleioun9 pes
futurtItif9en MenI6sn" bielt. Die
3uhDrer, Die gebofft 6attsn, Murinetti
tperoe ielbit i'm 5uturiitenun3uae am
8%ortrNsspuIt eri6sinen, iporen fret
lid enttduiht, penn Der Itreitbare
Propbet eri9ien i'm tooellos iiBenben
Smpting unb 9rtff in Ieinsm Dor
trag 5ornig cine @ruppe etlpas pban.
taitii9 getletoeter &iinitler an. r9lo6
INNER miBoeritebt man ben .5utu-
rismus," iaste er nit einem mibbils
ligenoen Bid ouf Nas 9p6emes80lts
cen, ylanse unD ungstdmmte 0dare,
%nnbequeme S9lappbiite un6 ldders
lide llmbdnee bobsn tsinen Roum in
elmer 8epssut9, ole 8eiunbbeit, Be
quemti6teit unb Sogtt eritrebt."
Dam CAB er anoeutungen iiber
oas tommenbe @unosr. Oa lit Oas
8eintieio aus einem Stid, oas nit
Der rId9erltdenS pmmetrie4 bon stpei
glei4seformten 9oienbeincn brift.
r@arum ui6t einen germel runo
uno ben anberen Oieredig2 Wp3u
linnlofe anopfe2 Wo3u bic Be
I4rontuns auf 3tpei Sarbeu2 Oas
SleiN pes 5utpriiten lpirb in alien
5arben oes R~e9enbogens leu9fen.
Wir WerOsn Stiids bunten Su6es
auf unIere &Ieioung befisu, fir joe
Gelegenbeit Elm onbses @tiid nno cine
anoere Sarbe. llno oas miro einfa9
uno miibelos iein, llniere g6antdfie
nirb bic MOgli6teit baden, ii6 tag
F9 unb itiinoli9 audi in Der GIsis
Dung gu be%tdtigen. Gefpib ipsrben
mir 5and6it bon. pdiIdtiHiider Mense
perbobnt Deroen. glber bas Idaoet
nidts, unb fame es su GauHtdmp.
fen 49,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11

@ertboIIe Orore. Gin
e6emali9er 9ausfne9t etabliert ii4
in Materiulparen unb Der Reifenbe
elmer Gnsrosfirma beIu6t ibn. .Sas
ben Sic 8eporf in Grbien?D frdst
Der Reiienbe. nShiden sic mir eli
men balben 3entner." fugte Der nels
gebndene Sdnbler. Limo ME lit
es nit 9obnen unb 2tnfen2" fraet
Der Reiienoe. rS9iGeu Sic mir
BON iebem n,ld) einen baIben Sent
ner," beiteIlt Der Gre !Saustnedt.
.nnO pie 1T es nit ben 3%eferensen2"
erfunpi9t ii6 Der Reiienbe borfidtis
gerneife. n9oppn t0nnen sic mir
au6 eineu balben Sentner beri9its
lem"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11

Gin 9eabogel. Spibs
bube (oer gerooe pom Baum nus
bur9 bas offenite6enoe 5eniter etn
fteigeH nil, ala Elm poIt5iH nabt):
gS9 babe bod INNER Bed! Wenn
i9 NAL auf einen s%riinen 3meig 9es
.fpmmen bin = gleif iperOe i'd lptee
Der 'runtergebolt!"
= Beinli3te 9enauigs
felt. 8duber gu ieinem &amera'
ben, nodOem Ie einen !Serrn ous9ea
rau6t: Oh, Murrer, mir brau4en
d 8re4eifen; Der &erl 9n! ga nod
Gnne 8olOplombe i'm Maule.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11

- 3 ann a1Geroines. Gbe:
SD babe bid ia redt Iunas nidt
gefebn. $50 iparit on 6enn2
Cube: Sd babe seieHen.
Goe: Ha, tpestpegen oenn I6on
pieber mal2
Cube: Nur neil i6 in Ser
Sblbeiterna9t glei eeeoHen babe.
Gbe: @h geb, beshalb lam mar,
bod nidt einseItedt nerben.
Cube: Sc ipurben lauter Oollorz
ffiide aus Dem glei!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11

Sermann @eber, Der ole uriaden
Ger 2anslebieteit ein5eInet alter
Meni&en bur9 9enaues StuOium
ibrsr 2sbsnspsrbdltnifIe unb Sc
ppbnbeiten Su ergriinoen Iufte, SnB
inter Sen iiber so Sabre aIten per-
Ipnen nur flint Prp5snt r~eseImaBig
rsidlid 5Ieii9 gu ii9 nabmeu.
MetiGnitop, Der BEL ieinen @rbebun@
gen gu Ibnliaen Grgebnihen gelangt
mar, fibrte Dies oarauf Suriid. RAP
bur9 Die bermebrte 5dulnis bes
6lsiidsipeiBes i'm 8erDduunestanal.
lt9 bic 8atterieL Die Den 9idSarm
belpo9nen, ms llngemeiiene permebren
uno nun, Den 8ioerltunO DER 9arm-
punO burdbre9eno, ibrs giftisen
Gtofflpe9islprooutte il.s 9Iut abses
ben. DIS Elm bprtrefflides Mittel,
Die itaoliGe Wirtung bieier Darms
flora auf5ubebtu, beseidnete Der Sc
lebrte idpn Dor elmer Reibe BON Sab
rem auf Grunb iprsfdlti9er 8eriuds
zines italienii6en Gelebrten, Den Sc.
uub sr0Bersr Mengen iaurer MiId,
neil ole Mildidure Die SGuInis i'm
Darn perminOert unb Den BORT fpuz
6eruOen 9atterien, Die muir in ALTA
Iiider Jlihi9teit geOeiben, ben Gtdbrs
booen ent5ieht. IS bat ii4 inoefen
seSeigt, oaB Der 8enuB Der seip0bus
li6sn seronnenen Mil9, Die nebsn
Den MildiGurebatterien nod anoers
Seine uuo 9emif6en GDrper aufs
peiit, Oieie erpiinidte Mildidurepirs
flung in ben tieferen 0armabi1nitten
ni9t fiber perbiirgt. @epDbnli9
miro Sie Sdure ndmli9 idon in ben
pbersn Bartien bes 8eroduungstas
mails gum grOBten Sell n~eutraliiisrt
uno permag 10 Die redt piberAanoss
fGbigen Sormteime ni4t msbr erbebs
lid at beeinfluiien. Weit 9eHeres
leiitet in bieler 9ini!4t Der Yogburt,
gu heiIen 9eritelnng mar abgefpdlte,
alip teimfreie Miil9 nit einem @es
mild BON orei Defenders inheritance
rei9li9 Mil9Idure berpprs
bringenoen gatter'en impft. Der
ferttge Yog6urt ent6dIt oaber Die reis
ne Mil@idure pbne aQe ibre Mir
lung acknowledgement NebenbeitanDs
Die 9%srpenOung Oiefer Mild
lit in0eTen bisber unter Dem I'M
BOP oaS 9etr1nt our9 bic
I4neue @ntlpidlung ser %berimpften
Seine lfpn buIo mad ieinsr Jertigs
I~tellung naAIdtlerte unp oapur6 in
perbdltni5mdBig tur5er 3eit unges
niebbar tpur0e, tpenn man IS nidt !
bel iebr nieoriger 5emperatur
auf6epa6rte. Ncbn pieten perQebliden
gerTu4en 1T ieBt eH0li4 ein 8erfab.
ren ousfinoig gtmaG)t ipor0en, Dos
aue bisFer beitebenosn Ganicrigtei=
len petmeioet unb eineu Yogburt por
1usge5eidnster @altbarteit ~liefert. gu
3fped IpnOert man Die Detotn
lauptia9liD III 6ruge fommenoeu
Heimdrten poneiuanner, bebriitet nit
9utterieu R~eintulturen il eli
men Sell Der WliId bis 81 ibrer Sc
unb miIdt Damn Die beioen
PrpDutte noh etnem teItimmten @ers
Der 10 ber9eItefte Ypgburt
in Ieinen GigeniGaften ME
audi i'm 8ci4mod, me9rere Sage
tiiRler gtuf6emahrung iogar Elm
big 5pei 8pGn = 10 gut ME urpers
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
SdOncno ansscbriidt.

Direction gum ne,len probes
f~anbioaten, einem fleinen MGnnden
nit Dem 9opf zines 8iefen unb Ell
mem natiirliden Sorniiter, einem
9udel, oen Der bette S9neioer ni9t
berbereen fonnte): aGes fdSn unb
gut, 9err &anbibat, aber Sic n.rs
ben einen fdtperen Stnnb baden; sic
besreifen, Sbr 4euBeres peidt .tpas
bon Der Storm db.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11

The Saddle Horse State-thats what MissOurians delight in call
ing the old home of Rex Mcdonald and dozens of other good going
ones. Last year at Sedalia the $500 saddle stake brought out the
keenest and classiest equine contest the world had ever seen. This
year . similar contest, but one that promises to be an even more ex-
citing show, will be staged at Sedaia during the week of September
26 to October 8. The entries are all in. The appearance OF all the
known good ones is guaranteed, and there is promise of the uncover
ing of some sensational new ones. 1t will be a real ''hoss show
Let's go.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11

Qnpalt: .llnb pelden 8runb
ponen Sic ongeben, nm ssfdieoen 81
iperben, 9ndotgite9"
Dame: n4ber, better SuiiSrat,
id lam cine piel before Yartie mo-
ben!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-11
Sin sdwerenGter.

Dame; Die STANDARDIZATION fager
sic pobl aud onberen 9amen. !Strr
2eutnont2
2eutnant: 8 MIR ala
nebuns, meine Sndbisfte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

A large number Of Gunnisonites went
out to the Haymsker ranch last Sstur-
day night to attend the surprise party
given for Walter and for Marshall Davis
The evening was pleasantly spent in
dancing and various games and at mid
night delicious luncheon was served
Those who attended voted it one of the
most delightful affairs of the season.
The party was in the nature of fare
well for the two boys who left this
week in the Hsymaker touring car for
an extended trip through California
and other points on the coast.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11
A CORRECTION

In our write-up last week regarding
the W. r. c. flag presentations, we for
got to mention the name of Mrs. Gertie
Osborne, who last year presented q hag
to the Doyleville school. This omission
was wholly unintentional on our part
and we sincerely regret the error
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

nine host Mason, of the Bon Ton
hotel, at Pitkin. sutoed to Gunnison
last Saturday. Mr.. Mason says that he
never saw the road between Pitkin and
Gunnison in such fine condition, in the
past twenty-five years. Ms it is at
present The road is almost level and
the trip can easily be made in an hour
and half.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11
NOTICE

The city ordinance printed elsewhere
in this issue of the News-Champion is
void and has no more effect than if il
had never been published. An error
has been made and this ordinance which
purports to regulate future building in
Gunnison, will be re-published in this
paper next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

Lake City Times Mrs. Chss. Tsft
- Miss Zora Carpenter were sisitors
frum sspinero from ThsaksGiving eve
to Monday, being attendants 1t the
Thanksgiving dance aad ct the Oseerby-
Dwyer nuptials.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11
eaneA q ess1n ~ So

80 acres adjoining station for sole.
Will cut Us tons of hay. Best of wa
tes rights. Excellent house; good i'm
provements, generally. Horses, cattle,
machinery, harness, etc. Terms to
suit. Mrs. Susie +. Moore, PSrlin.
46-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

nr. and Mrs. q. c. Devils end fsRily
ere back in Gunaison from Csear Greek,
where they have been speadiaG The
ssoaer. They expect 10 visit With Nm.
Dsvis' brother, n CSfer end fsaily
until after the holidays.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11
Fed Fed Fed

The best car on earth for the money.
$575 delivered at your door is the price
fully equipped. the roadster $50 less.
The Gray 4 Davis starting and lighting
system installed, road smoothers and
everything up to date for $7l5.0O.
Why pay more for cars not the Ford 8
eQusl?--W. A. Keelor, Agent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

-. 90 ~ nsuAasd UuAw q -
uuDschi spsut Ss.dAy . 60
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

- nnav vsar - nastn - .
0nnnssn v'sssr SususdnS - ouul.g.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

n nee hssss of o. \. Clssk vhsca
V besng ersctsd On she lots q Pine 81.
fssneriy owned BY ?. L. Sesdqssss, u
ssas'ne complet'oa end wtsR saish<d,
~ be sae u ths usost up-to-dsse
homes in the city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

- Alsss 0uAssa spuus ounnng q
- les LIsAmaa ssssA = g. c..
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

.. NJ Flsck wss down fsea OAso Cay
this week sad whie in so~n pod . visst
to she Gunnison County hiaA ScAsol.
Mr.. Flick expressed hsnself - much
pleased with the proeress q the schsol.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

-. CAnsiD ucnuswuos - - q
onansm wsss . - - - -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

or. and IN. Clvds n.nso - .
tsss several d~ys lsst wssk. sssusg
- 6sas Susa.v.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

- issbsllR Teusist Cl.sh Asaas -
~ u the hsae = n1ss. 2. .. NhDav,
vussd@y sstssesoa. 0aiae . nuuuAr q
~ nembers vsrs pssssut.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11
m @ = uHH

- Lss,la 49, - Q uuins
- Oass CrV sssDdne.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

-. - -. As 0UnBA osA1
- ssua SsGaosh< TussdsU - Us -
Oo q IN. a1nssa sisasr. -. y.
q &sssus.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

Akx7HG LU0P-0sus suol ~ -
hsssiaG soose. AlDsas Diua Cs0 =
sus'srsas fS ceskaG AccsVs no sub-
ssstuas. 8. e. DaS. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

- Cssso - sus n Ana1i.s
- e . sasa.al q osuinuss1 0ps-
- -. - ~ isADlAs, ossso-
- q. Mne ~ - 6Usa.1
- - - - = Gannns -
Ca {. Aslssssa. essaA AnAssssn
- D 1. oAnsA assi kul.V
- = - oso8.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

- saa0as 90 - Vsssss - q
hS~sI ICAe@Vssa ls~s Il ssOu1ssd -
psnAsd wsd1dsae end snsssass0sus -
eDOossy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

Cununuhb S9inA = HAka. - =
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

G1 0u0- q. - - O.
CO sunsdv - tu~
49, - 49, Sun0p osAs.aO
80 Rs~asA0 9u.sAV.
Cuunnsb saaA = Haka. - .
GmDus - auaalU = s1siu, ~
-. - -. Ahs- nUnsn o.<b
y ssua sapzosA< fussdsV - Us -
Os q IN. enssaTs siua.r. -. y.
. Ksssus.
- saaGss 80 - psssss . -
ks~sI CAs@psss lsss Il ssOs1ssd -
pslnAsd w<dskae end snas9sss0sus -
AlxsEE LUnP-nuus suul ~ vuw
hsssiaG s4ose. AlDsas Diua CsA =
supsr'ar fer eeskAG AccsVe no ssb-
ssstuss. 8. z. Dav. -
An1uaA0lg n1l oUunooB
A1oeR eeoa. ~ ssee, ues0nmoD
esei . 0ins sua. hnp e sAnsk, sasls4s
only. ssiPg.d esst das .ftsr sssssgs q
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-02-10
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Workman at Aloha Mill Is Whirled
Around Power Shaft and Mar
rowIy Escapes Death

An employe at the Aloha Lumber
company's mill had narrow escape
from a terrible death yesterday morn
ing and is still alive to tell of his
experience only because the mill had
just started up. after being idle fol
some time. and was being run slow
He was endeavoring to throw off a
tight belt when he slipped; his cloth
ing was caught on pulley and ne
was Tipped over shaft several times
and his clothing almost entirely strip
ped from his body before the engine
could be stopped. He escaped witt
slight bruises about the shoulders am
body. was brought to Hoquiam fol
medical attendance and is able t.
move about without assistance of cant
or crutch. He had been at work onl.
about Is minutes when the accident
occurred.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-02-10
new SCHOOL
IS DEDICATED
The Samuel Benn School
House In the West End
Is Formally Dedicated

With befitting ceremony the new
Samuel Benn school in West Aber-
deem was dedicated Friday afternoon.
The dedicatory exercises were mark
ed with speech making, music and
concluded with light refreshments
and inspection of the handsome in.
stitution of learning. The high school
Glee club, directed by Miss Cavanaugh
rendered the opening song and also
closed the program with a pleasing Sc
lection.
Architect Charles E. Troutman, in
an address, explained the plans for the
building when complete and showed
those present a picture of the Samuel
Benn school when finished. Supt. OF
Schools Wilson. in expressing his sat
isfaction over the new school, stated
he never had seen handsomer OF
finer appointed school building. f. b.
Crary. a member of the board of edr-
cation, declared the school met his
every expectation He advocated add
ing an additional wing in the near
future, for he said the city institu-
tions We're in a badly congested con.
dition, there being 700 new pupils
with the opening of the term and 165
more pupils in the schools than last
year The high school, as we'll aE
the grades, is crowded. A fashlght
photograph was taken of the assem-
blage. Members of the Parent-Teach-
ers' association served tea.
The lot for the Samuei Benn school
cost $4400 and the building as it
stands, it being but the first unit,
represents an expenditure of 100000.
There is to be wing built on either
side of four rooms each and an addi-
tional story of four rooms constructed.
The present structure has four study
rooms. When the building is finish
ed it will consist of 16 rooms and will
have cost about $4,000.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-02-10
VERDICT FOR MRS. WEIGH
Woman Is Awarded $12.500 Damages
for the Accidental Killing Of Her
Husband by J. S. Creech

MONTESANO, Feb. 9.--After being
out all night the jury in the case OF
Mrs. Anna M. Welch against John S.
Creech, for shooting and killing her
husband, came into court Saturday
morning with verdict for Mrs. Welch
for $12,5O0 damages.
From the first vote the jury was
unanimously in favor of giving Mrs.
Welch damages, and it was only a
question of amount that held them out
all night without beds or any COM
forts. Some of them favored giving
the woman the amount sued for. $35,
900, and more than one favored giving
her at least 100000. Others held out
for a sum not to exceed $4,000. The
final compromise was $12,500.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-02-10

HOQUIAM, Feb. lob. S. Phil
brick, one of the most respected pion.
eer citizens of Hoquiam, laid down
his burden this morning and passed
over the great majority, at the age
of "a years.
Mr.. Philbrick and his energetic sons
have been familiar figures in the his
tory of Hoquiam since the boom days
of 1889. The funeral will take place
Thursday afternoon, under the aus
pices of the Odd Fellows-of which
he was a respected member for 40
years-and the Grand Army of the
Republic.
Mr.. Philbrick was one of the first