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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
FROM THECOUNTY

SOUTH BEND.-The Pacific county
commissioners have evolved novel
scneme for financing present and ex.
pected prosecutions Of bootleggers. AZ
their sitting this month they issued
an order that all fines hereafter col.
lected for violations of the local on.
ton law be set aside as q special
fund for enforcement of the same law
MoNTESANO.-The Grays Harbor
county commissioners have approved
the order creating South Bay drain
age district. residents Of the district
having voted for its creation by vote
OF 10 to Q. M. c. Blake, Earl Patrick
and R. H. Benn are commissioners Of
the district.
ELMA. - The South Elma.satsop
road Is being rushed to completion
and, should the Elma-Matlock mail
route be granted. as confidently expect
ed. farmers will benefit largely.
HOQUIAM.-Young men Of the local
Y. M. c. A., assisted by other must
clans OF the city, will give a band CON.
cert this evening as part Of the weeks
Y. M. G. A. rally, started last Mon.
day. The affair will take place In the
Y. M. G. A. gymnasium. Tomorrow
evening, at the same place. vim be
given cello solo by Gordon Hart.
shorn and piano solo by Miss Marian
Ross. Something has been doing every
evening in the week.
CARLISLE.-Morris Smith. logger.
employed by the Copalis Lumber com.
pany. was knocked unconscious. Mon.
day. by hanback, line. He was taken
to the Hoquiam General hospital. ana
last reports are favorable to his r.
covery. though his skull Is said ia
have been fractured by impact with !
log.
ELMA.-The dance given here Sat
urday night in celebration Of the COM
pletion Of Elma's first paved streets.
was huge saccess. More than 1000
persons attended the street function.
HOQUIAM.-Robert Lyle, Of The
Panama-Eastern Lumber company.
states that the new mill Of his com
pany In Woodland addition, North Ho<
GUAM, will begin work In about TIRES
weeks. with crew somewhere be-
tween 40 and Is men.
MONTEsANO.-A non:suit has been
granted by Judge Mason Irwin in the
damage suit for alleged malpractice
instituted by Tekla Elmer against
Doctors Bernard and Wayne Mac.
Lafferty. Motion for new trial has
been filed
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
STANDING CHEN TIMBER
UNMARRIED BY FIRES
Grays Harbor County Has Not Lost a
Stick, With Fir Season Now
Drawing to Swift Close

Grays Harbor county is singularly
fortunate among timber sections this
season, says Fire Warden A. ]. Jack.
son. Not one stick Of standing green
timber has been lost 20 far this year.
and the danger period from forest
fires is swiftly drawing to its close.
The state warden. says Jackson, has
urged that all losgsd-off lands be
burned off this fall to minimize the
forest fire danger snext summer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
MAY REsuILo HOTEL

The Essex hotel at Cohassett, recent
ly destroyed by fire, is to be rebuilt,
according to report here. 1t is pro-
posed to erect first unit of about
rs rooms, adding to this later. A stock
company, according to the plans of
owners, will be organized for the hotel.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
HARD SURRcE ROAD
ALL wA4T0 H0QUIAM
Completion Of Washington Street
Paving opene to Traffic Fine
Highway tween Cities

Tuesday saw TIL finish of the seven
blocks of paving on Washington
street, and the tlhroughfare now is
open to travel with the completion
of this job fine highway is opened
between Hoquiam and Aberdeen
cause for gratification on the part OF
the travelling public and of Washing.
ton street residents as well. Long
and persistent agitation was requir.
ed for this improvement.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
soRReLL AND REID CLEARED

Charges of contempt against Pa
trolman Lee Sorrell and Janftor
Charles Reid, of the Finch building.
were dismissed Monday in the justice
court of Ira Gardner. Constable Peter
Jensen of Hoquiam was complaining
witness, alleging his deputy was eject
ed from room in the Finch building
where he was seeking to levy attach
ment upon goods.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
NEW MARKET FOR FRYE q co.

Frye & Company have leased the
Krull building on / street in Hoquiam
for their meat market there, and will
move to the new establishment az
soon as alterations in the structure
may be made.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
An Improvised
Boat
BY JOHN TURNrEE


e singular methods used by prisoners
war for escape sound very gauzy
day. fifty years after they occurred.
ut when one considers the number
men under arms. then figures the
Oportionate numher Of prisoners and =.
). .e!nDers that one in fifty Is not 4 are
r;.c proportion Of prisoners :, peace and
.cnptS to escape. lie
lite IL little army ma.hat the prophetic
" example. supposSlnlled in this awful
- prisoners great boosted civiliza.
Wv '.'e'' broken down; for while man
i. ~ Undoubtedly been refined and edu-
Gated and cultured" it Is scarcely
more than veneer. for in battle he
oftentimes seems as barbarous as in
the days Of Attila or Alaric.
In a cartoon that appeared in one
of the late magazines, the savage's
view Of this war was we'll and truly
presented. In his native wild sits the
savage, reading war special" un.
der tree, against which leans his
great spear. And as he reads the ter.
rible records Of destruction and bar.
barity, he exclaims in disgust: och!
The heathen!"
| 1t is undoubtedly true that this war
between so-called Christian nations"
must strike the non-Christian on.
locker very strangely. am reminded
OF an experience which an American
missionary In the Fiji Islands had
shortly after the war broke out be-
tween Great Britain and the Beers. He
was editing little paper at the time,
in the Fijian language, and some arti-
cles concerning that war were present
ed to our Fijian readers.
One day Fijian Christian sought
and obtained an interview. He was
exercised over the war. His state.
ment Of the case from native stand.
point was pointed and convincing. It
was much as follows: 1.-THE English
and the Beers are both Christian peo-
pie. They both employ chaplains to
accompany and encourage their sol.
diers. These chaplains on both sides
pray to the same God !. for the sue
cess of their respective armies. How
can God answer both? When the Eng
lish missionaries taught the Fijians
the message of peace we listened to
it. Would it not be good for some
Fijian missionaries to go to England
and preach similar message?"
! What could be said in answer to
such searching argument? How
could the missionary explain that there
; is a good reason for war? What a
severe structure on our advanced civil
ization and reputed Christian teach.
ing!
The nations are not Christian. Many
individuals In all Of them are; but
the narrow way to life is not, and
can never be, broad. The Bible teaches
us that in the last days men will pre-
pare for war and not for peace. They
are doing what God said we might
expect. See Joel 1912.
There may come lull in the storm,
but peace can not be assured. There
Is no peace to the wicked" God
has said. The end is near. The ma.
tions are angry; and the coming of
Christ, which ends the reign of sin,
is the only hope for peace. His COM
ing is the blessed hope" and He is
the Prince of peace"
Very sincerely yours,
| e. L. MacLAFFERTY,
Elder of the Seventh-day Adventist
| Church.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30

The Chehalis river is to be cleared
of snags by fishermen of Grays Har.
Dor. They have decided to assess
each fishing boat carrying two men
81. and one man 81. Canneries also
are likely to help in the work.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
FALL SALMON RUN GOOD

First catches in the fall salmon
run, which has started in Grays Har
Dor, are good. Black salmon consti
tute the most of catches.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
sLADE MILL NOT 70 START. UP.

Persistent, rumors, circulated IN the
past two weeks, to the effect tnat tne
Slade mill is to resume operations
are denied by Manager W. B. mack.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
SELL BUTTER AND EGGS NOW

Frye & company have added but
ter and eggs department to their big
butcher establishment here. The
new addition should be appreciated
by Aberdeen housewives.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
STAR QUARTER RETURNS.

The football team of the Aberdeen
high school has been strengthened by
the return of Henry Anderson. star
quarterback of last years eleven.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30

We
means that 1852 columns
Of
getyou order tou s-3O9EA STPHoNE $685.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30
Will Aid Fishermen

for renewal Of their license wa
granted.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-30

FISHERMEN TO, CLEAR RIVER
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-11
Description OF Property

Name of owner.
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National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
NEW DEVICE FOR WAFER
GAUGE GLASS INTRODUCED

o. ~ IT, principal disadvantages
- "rlnar, sa4g, "a f9r staar
.##..H fte a=-ibiHts If mistake m
Ill rntmng IT, water IeycI undo
paor lighting condition. 10 overcome
tins an Eng n manufacturer has
brought ou' "A deyiec with whi,h the
Ha''1 - H." gauge glass is colnred
a bHEht red. Tbs device consists Of
"A small Ruu=mcial reservoir WhlCh can
b. screwed into the top fitting Of any
water gauge IN place of the usual
plug. When IN place, this reservoir -
hlisd with water, coloring matter Is
aided and the top Is Tossed by "a screw
pug Inc eolored water slowly drips
, NO, IN. water IN ihc gauge glass am
sno.ps II bright nd color. the fec
% D1, regulated by steam which lead
| pas. q small VALVE in tn stem con
LIN n,s."R me me reservoir and the gaug,
glass. l he stearp condenses in III.
,ss ser ceiar and thu. displace some o.
l61 red water The reservoir re
ehliink bout once = month
lined 0n1<fnn GnAnwin1 -
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

Bow Company II Chicago, with cap
l'al stock of ST. 1000, vii locate in the
plant Of the Holland Manufacturing
Company. near the east llmits.
Milwaukee The George II. smith
Stecl fasting Company Of 5OO Clinton
street has purchased tn site upon
"ht'h tn plant Is located and plans
now are beng made to erect build-
lng 6axlao feet 10 b. used As a ship
ping room.
Dos Molnes, IA Chicago firm
has notified the Greater bes MONIES
committee that II J. ready to locate
IN bcs Molncs II 500 ares Of clay
land an b. secured suitable for max
ny paving brick and red faced hrlrk
far hn'dng purposes.
Syracuse. y. Y.-The seneca Ealls
MaE4ftoturng Company AWARDED Ia T.
" MeliaIe u Son Of tins city the gen-
- contract fer the erection Of ITS
ueR plant at Seneca Falls, a a cost
- Sll5.000 Work Will be- completed
~ ive months
ior Madison. la-That the work
on tie oNcavatIng for the foundation
II TIL n.N asbestos plant at the Per
feeion Ire 4 Rubber Company plant
VII AR within few days Was the
statement gwen out by Mr.. Christian.
president 81 the company
Baltimore Extensive improvements
10 tn lo,al plant Of the Carnegie
Ste, Company. now located nj Bush
IN tho near future.
Nuzk,pon Mich A, tho comnlc-
tion ~ ~, tun r,e,nr,, L,,IJ,ngl -,
Tho C.n,inc,,,I un,,r Tn,,n,rn no,,,
undcr tie r,.,r.. ~ go,g,r,r',,a22' !, "a
cst,na,rd Thai =, least i've tbonsand
,e,, no., a..ii - o,,.'ia,.,,i u','i'n
short tme.
PITTSBURGH. Pa Contracts were
awarded hv the tones & ImIgbIin
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
Need OF Inspection.

lhat tn r. - rryng need Tor IN
creased Inspection and redoubl.d pre-
CAUTIONS, il !ar'her proc aimed IN the
Alarming n4nb.r OF Killed and injured
N other railroad accidents In the
var ending Jsre 30, 1911, there were
lO,b9i p+r-ua- hliied and 2OO, 30s per
sons injured m the wholesale sIaugh-
ter by stea'4 "a roads. OF tins army
u the SAN, l,.9,.a2 ~er" employees.
There Woic - , more employees IN
!Ir"d IN l9l han IN 1912. How
many Of the .nJuries were due 10 the
-hrklng or prnp'r Inspection, and
might have be.u prevented by an adc-
qIate comp em,Ht of men on tho
ira rs
or tn" empa!ees killed and injured,
respectively, - , and 56,6ly were on
d4ty. The Interstate Commerce Com
MISSION ca -.ies them a. follows 30
SaIrd and h.aoa injured IN tram aecl-
dent. ~ X 81 and $50 IN coupling
accidents, - d.a'1s and b injuries
d. - overhead distractions; J6O and
lh,OOo Kidd and INJURED by falling
from cars. t.6 dcaths ana 2s.5l4 IN
lurl's from ath.r causes. How many
aserted hai ih,re been sufficient
- w. 4 ne" ~ do the work ~ IN
spe,ton. prot'#ftn. braking, etc. ora
the trains
Durlng the months - July. August
and September. 1913, thor" W.rc re-.
ported l.6ai Collisions On interstate
railroads. causing. a property loss 81
81 - .Ulb, ka.tg - and tuguring 20,
O67 persons. IL many II these col
hsIons werc dc 20 IMPROPER protcc-
tIun u tn ira d. and could have been
prevented had ne trans been ade-
qua'ely manned
k4rng the aagne PERIOD - en-
piayees "cre al ard 700 injured
- IA NJ from e4rs or engines. This
class Of accidents is materially Affect
81 hy The uunher 81 meu 49, grcd 10
~ ram. Hat. due - III. necessity
# h.ng IN tWo plhees al once. IS most
'ata. ~ 'op Of q swiftly MOVING tram.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
RAILROAD tNl0INED
UNDER ABATEMENT LAW

Ssatflc. Wash Oet ~
Judge IailHnan yesterday
temporary injunction resira
oregon Washington Railroas
gatlpn company from peru
moral practice II IA hous; .
crn avenue owned by q =
The order also fOrbads ) =
furniture from the buila. {
owners can b. prosecuted :
so-called redliRhi abatement.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22
RAILROAD UNIONS HELD
SUCCESSFUL MeeIlnG
At BIRMINGHAM
Speakers Made Strong APP
peal for Unity.

birmingham. Aia. -. - IT,
Runway Brotherhood : "..,'.ae %a> i
success, and much good 4 "'apashea
The engineers, con44. 'er~. ir"H.''
and tralnmen tor n. r., tn" n
this section got together Wt"re IA *
ecutIve session they i.>,4>s'i M
need for closer AL AMI -
doubt but that p.ahs Mr. 40 70
future alliances.
Commissioner jar Weather. y
made an address o. W. cone.
He declared the .'g = ~ tt4 l'f'
birmingham with Is tAHi> 'ai, Lad
refused 10 grant the ei's - r M -
condemn the wateranrs- IT, r't.rr't
20 the legislatures r'4,A. - ga
the two weeks pay -! NarNn, = )
compensation act ana ''tsr b d.
sired BY organized aber
White Gibson peAdei - my Of
splrlt among the var.o4- Abar UNIONS.
The need % cooperation : ber"m-
ing greater each day - '!ot.arei.
You are gong 20 leaye ya4r ,h..,ireH
a bitter fight 70 face = NJ b" 'heIr
burden TO hight the greh.,s. ,on.bina.
ton in the vorld-orga, zri "a. road
capital. The raj roads stand toGeth-
er, Why should not the d fF"rsHt tram
mems organizations "ork hand IN
hand as vel as With a,her organ zed
labor. The name 'bro'"s-h ~N.eh
YOU have in the titles Of so4r organI-
cations should be NOR tthn a mere
1ame--it should appy - a = -
effectively.
Appeal for | nity.
zen DAVIS made an :. Oqueht app"al
unity among the varied trades
ons.
other speakers were lsaaare Shap-
,. former Senator Frank ). White.
state Senator J. T. perssr. judge "
" Brandon and ". VI. ark
The allowing gram cheers from
each Of the four organizations ~ere
n attendance:
These Zen were I y Ma 81, =
los Angeles past .,re pres.a.i' u IT.,
brotherhood Of Loo. a'Is, .remer
and Engineers. fraak T. Nj -
New Orleans, rs gr..'i a,-.-'af' -
= necr Of re brotherhood { Loco
r.a'.Fe fs'rfe"rs, y l.1Fa'riek
'a4H.b4 ONO. y" f~'siisf' lre'f-
s.l..s. ~ Railroad =, .mef. aal "
VI Clark. f.sicago i liant sranc
chef. Orier " IA - Conductors
and legislative reprs#'..A'lvo = ~
organization ~.h t..#s .ar'sra a.
Washington, T. C.G.s = '.s -'.ss.af.'
OF congress.
In addition 70 ,hese .-.-I-cset
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

south Bethlehcm. Pa The Rethle-
h'm steel Company this week decided
I" ah' three morn stories To its No.
machine shop, which is the largest
hachlne shop IN the country, at "A COST
oi SOLO. 600 This shop is i.24O feet
long and - feet wide and at present
Is employing ldbout $500 men In the
manufacture guns of all sises,
When complet d. the machine sheg
vii be shie employ alss~t 1JpG.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

Plttsburgh.-Owing to the rush Of
var business. the American Steel a
Wire Company has decided To use its
new plant at bonora, Pa. primarily
intended Ia produce zinc and zinc by
products, for the manufacture of
barbed wire. The installation of
three hundred machines for this work
has been ordered, and the plant when
completed will AID in filing foreign
contracts. II Is understood
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

enterprise. II was sand today. will be
KIN work on one Of the largest manu-
featuring plants Of lis kind IN this sec
ton of the country.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

Newark. y. J. The Celluloid Com
pany, which frequently makes I'M
provenents To 1t, plant, Is about to
begin the erection Of large one
story brick frcproof bmlding. To cost
$4,000. at ~ 10 % Darcy street The
structure. which will cover "A ground
area of 61xlyO feet, will h. occupied
as storehouse. r. NJ. Martin is the
engineer. Contracts for the building
nave been awarded to the FACTORY
Construction Company.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

'N"'''
Tn carriers thru4gtu4t -. ,e4'tt$
tre r.Ah.rg vide app.AI 'ar = s'r. i.
at tH,se ms. In seeking .u,pI'ts
= ne puh4c 'hey Hst Il 'ss.r a,"e
paper and press artitc s M NAa.c =
the improvements thA' could he nad'
by us.lg thr funds th,y e.am MI b.
diverted 10 pay for an cNtra BRAKEMAN.
The assertion is vea'Ir.d, tha' n"
amounts they are usIig tor tns> pro
pagania would pay sor compliance
Hlth fati crew IaNs FOR iN" stars
They Az wasting uaury n = hc"s
paper campaign. Nh.u IN, "a. ,rc"
tight - over. perhaps touer"ss y l
can upon the Interstate Commerce
Commission to investigate and report
on III" amount that has been subscribed
and expended for lobbying p4rpos',
by the carriers n creating sentiment
IN favor of the repeal of tua creN
aWs. No doubt. tn disclosures ~
be- - interesting a. those n III recent
exposures on the Louisville y Nash
vie Railroad.
The faIlacy Of the Argument that
present conditions do not J4~'ify the
number of men row required by the
full crew laws is very obvious when
statistics show tina, IN the three years
Of 1914, 1917 and 1872 there were 49,
IL derallmentS. .totaI ing a financial
loss Of Sl.,js7 $50. besides the less Of
life and injuries Suffered. What price
would you place upon the lives and
limbs Of 1926 men, women and child
dren killed and injured through the
gross negligence and righteousness OF
the railroads IN not pf9I.ilng adequate
forces to operate and inspect their
trans and equipment. From Com
mlssioner's investigation 1t Is Cleaned
that not less than Sl0,0OO.0OO were
paid as death ami injury claims. In
tpe face Of this : railroads have tho
etrontery TO rep too-nt tina, they are
surering financial strngcncy on &C
count u few dollars pad IN salary
70 me additional and necessary men
required by the law. Statistics can
no, describe the pam, suffering and
heart aches resulting from these de
r.Hlmepts
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

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NEW FACTORY BUILDINGS

Holland. Mich. The Stoclclad Auto
Bow Company of Chicago, with "A cap
i'al stock of 1000, vii locate in the
plant Of the Holland Manufacturing
company, near thu east limits.
National news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1915-19??, 1915-10-22

MIi@aukec.-Ihc George II. smith
St"cl Casting Company Of 500 CLINTON
street has purchased ihc site upon
"hi'h tn plant Is located and plans
now are beng made to erect build-
ing 6axlao feet 10 b. used As a ship
ping room.