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promise some bargains to prospective
purchasers.
CIIANCnty TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds OF Nnrgnin md Sale.
Amounting TO S..,5tO.

w. j. GrieGs ct uN. To w. 4. Morris
CT a., il?Xli0 feet at the southeast cor
hrf OF Lewis and twcnty-fvc-foot
street. January =, 1915. tax Sl.S0. So
w. l.. WarinS al uX. to Commercial
guarantee Company. li6Nl2J feet south
line Ashland street. - feet from I.Om-
hardy street: also. 10? feet 9la inches
bN q icet north line Claiborne Street,
3h feet -. inches from Lombardy
street: also. G0Nl00 feet at the south
east corner of Claiborne and Lombardy
streets: also, l0SXl00 feet south line
Claiborne street. 80 feet east OF I.om-
hardy street December 10. 1914. tax
II; \. Richcson ct al. trustees. to
iiiiam Catlim. 60x125 feet west line
SiN.n street. i3S feet north of Crouch
stree December a. 1914, $2.IlO
w imam catiin ct uX. to Albert Wittc.
soNl2" Feet west line Sixth Street. lbs
tcet north of Crouch Street January
\. 1915. tax 81. $40
,odx w crumn to William catlin.
i"uN-In rect west line Noble Avenue
i"6S feet north of I.aburnum Avenue
January \, 1915, tax So. $40.
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TnyIorsvIlIc. y. G., AIilIs.

TAYLoRSVILI.E. y. c.. January 23.-
The Taylorsville Cotton Mil Company
are about completing $4,000 improve
mcnts and enlargement. The produc-
ton OF the mills will be increased from
$500 TO $500 pounds weekly, with
900 spindles, or an equivalent of 49,
100 spindlcs turning night and day.
The improvements, now completed, in
cludc erecting twcnty-two- foot eX-
tension TO building and installing new
machinery as follows: Six spinning
frames. four cards, eight deliveries
drawing, sluhbnr pIcccouts. intcrme-
date frame. nne frame. 100-spindle
windcr.
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LAW AND Eu!I'TY counr.

The Rouutrcc- Cherry Corpor,tiou had
"a process Of seizure ISSUED in the Law
and Equity Court Yesterday afternoon
against br Dellin%cr dentist Incor-
norai"d. doing business at 500 East
t'road street. sciHinG all the fixtures
anu other goods Til" process was is
sued as result of suit for 5000 filed ON
Friday.
Martha Brown was awarded II judy
m"nt for $3.50 in the Law aud Equity
Court yesterday afternoon against the
Virginia Trust Company. receivers 81
N" Richmond and Ilcurico Railway
Company.
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SUPREME cornr or ArrEA.s.

The following cases were argued
Yesterday in the Supreme Court of Ap-
pcnls OF Virginia:
Nos. ~ and -. Virginia Railway and
rover compauN ". Emma and Samuel
Meyer. Argued by r. j. Moore and A
=: ,'uiSon Tor appellant. and by NJ. j.
Fulton for the appcllccs. and sub
mitt.d.
No. IS. Wright ct ais VS.. Rahcy. Ar
Sued hE l., :. EpeS Tor appellants, and
Next cases to hc called:
NO. A.. Eastern Motor Sales Corpor-
alton VS. Apporsor Lee Motor Company
tTo be pasScdD
No. 90. Perkins by. etc, vs.. Southern
Railway Company.
No. 81. Goodc vs.. Eryant
No. ~. Curtis vs. Hidden. ct al
No. %. city OF Norfolk VS. ANTHONY
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CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.
'hrrc krlcnsc Deeds, Amounting {,
S.g5J

- iohu sloan. trustee. To Mamie T.
ionchinSs. .?xl20 feet west line Twcn-
MN street. IS feet south of Church
NJ, l.. Willis 81 al. trustees. to Thomas
u. StagG. 2:Nl3o feet west line Nor
RS street. 90" feet ?\inrhcs south Of
Ii6 - -
IT, NJ Vaughan. trustee. To Cabinet
corporation. 2??iSXl20 feet at the
m"rlhtast corner of Ehanin aud Shep-
para streets: also. i2GN3o2I5 feet at
IN" southeast corner TAYLOR ana Shcp-
pard streets January 80. 1915, SlGiS
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cHANcERy DEEDS or TRUST.
'hrc" Deeds of Trust, Amounting TO
StI.{,tO.

w: T. Morris ct al. to H. G. RUPERT
- un'cc. ! 2Nl1o feet at the southeast
corner OF Lewis Street and n twenty
hNS-ioot street. January =. 1918. SI.I5O.
N'.hhic T. llouchings to John Sloan.
r -"N93 feet west line Twenty
hrSt street. IS feet south of ,'hurch
III. Avenue. January 30. 1915. Sl.lS0.
". licsshcrg ct IN. to II. r. Pol l.
~ w. Ir.. trustee. =? feet inches by 90
ice, south limo Broad Street 80 feet 1
ihChcS west Of Madison street: also.
fronting on Madison Street and known
as So, 500 and 80? West Broad street.
and "li and PIG North Madison Strcct
January 20. 1913. $il."0O.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Permits for new and rcpaii. work
Wcr" issued by Building Inspector But
Ter Yesterday, as follows:
Harvey t.. Brown. to build three
brick garages on tn" north side Of an
alley bounded by Meadow and Rowland
streets. Grove and Floyd Avenues, to
cost 5000
Alice y Libby, to repair brick dwell
ling l"i% West Grac" street, to cost
700
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk Of the lIustinrs Court yesterday,
as follows:
ollie y. brothers and Bertha Belle
pibblc.
Albert Gartmand and Icnora wal
kcr.
Lester s. Davis and Bessie l.. Brow
der.
James Carter Enilou and Hattie G..
Carter.
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COZ NtU. SCHEDULE.

ne following meetings Of tho com
miiiccS of til" Common Comet, arc
scheduled for this week.
Monday Committee ON Streets mt :
nfiork. finance and New Municipal
i'uiidinG. at o'clock
h"S"aN- Committee on Claims, at 6
THURSDAY Advertising ana Enter
priscS Committee, at o'clock
Friday subcommittee on Ordinances
at O'Clock ''
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Scaton, u. Il.
HusTINGs COUNT. PART II.

Tuesdny-CharleB j. Strobel Va. Yir-
sinia state Fair Association, Henley.
Anderson 4 Hall. p. O.: Page. y. d.
G. J. Spath. Henley. Anderson & Hall,
y: O.: Lovcnstein. y. d. Il. j. Todd VS.
Manchester Mills Co., Sadlcr, y. q; JUS
ticc. y. a..
Thursday-John l.. johnson vs.. 7.
Lee koincr and J. Il. BASS, Fuller.
Rremner 4 Bazillc. p. o.; Anderson. Mel.
son u Nelson. u. q.
Friday-W. l.. Ashley VS. Thomas ].
steer Co; Garrett Il DeSaussure, p. O.;
5. $. L. Patteson. p. d. go
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COI-RT CALENDAR

ne following are the cases set for
Uthl IN INC various courts next week:
- u" ""hf"Hlaii"n for the term
pr". pIc rcnic. Which means FOR the
plaintiff w
i. ~ is tho authorization for The
,srn pr" H''cmdant". which means for
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RAILROADS..
Norfolk & Western Railway

schedule tn Effect December l. 1914
Leave SH!G street station. itICamonu. EOR
\OEtC.k: 's.so y. VI. 'S;N Il ~. '.:D
=. -.
FOR ,LYNCuuuiG AND THE WEST:
'6:'5 \. NJ. 80, y NJ. $500 +. NJ. ?.20 p 81
Arrive kicrMonh from norfolk: 'Il:t0 \
NJ 'b..5 4. Nj. 'n.5y T. NJ. From the West:
'.;j, y 81 !s..J l. NJ. i::D T.. Al. 'G:9j =
Nj. '@.O =. NJ.
'Daily, .Daiiy except Sunday. ssun1ay
only
v II BEvllr. w C SAUNDERS
= r NJ Roanoke C. =. a. Roanoke
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So
~ Nor,h .Thir,y-fourth Street. $50
y NJ; loss $50.
$50 lIul street. so. T.. Nj: loss $40.
l2i2 Boyd street. l2:25 y NJ; loss
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PLi MDING PERMITS.

permit WAS issued hy tho Plumb
ing Inspector yesterday to NJ a. Mar
TN. for e. w. Henley. l!l6-lS Wash
inEtOn Street
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convincing their people that the work
has real economic value. and at this
special time should prove II great
blessing to all counties
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GRACE STREE:T DWELLING
BRINGS GOOD PRICE

Einm & Funston. in the business OF
me week, report the sale of n two-Stury
ana basement brick dwelling at 10
west Grace street. br. Moran purchased
me property for Sl2.200.
Edgar O. Gum sold 10 the Right Rev.
Dennis j. p'Conncll. Bishop OF Rich
moMd lot fronting SIXTY feet on the
east side of Cherry Street, between
Main street and Floyd Avenue. for
f1l,"no. Deeds between Wallace G.
saunders and the Union Securities and
EraItN Corporation. involving about
SS"."n". were placed on record. Saunders
conveys West End property for a farm
in ilcnrico County.
Ihc largest sale that WAS made on
N. SouthSid" was between Matte T.
Mann and Anna :. l.ichcrt. y tvyo-story
brick stor" and dwelling on Scmlncs
ANenue' Just vest Of Thiriv-n first
street, changed hands. for $500. W.
l.. Waring. president Of the CONNER
ca! Guarantee co. conveyed To that
company Yesterday four pieces Of prop
IiiN at ne southeast corner az Clai-
borne aud lomhardy Streets The con-
s'lclaton was given AS $1,000
While the recorded sale; for tho
week arc not as large as for tho pre-
Won" """k. u" sales reported by the
1Srn'S more than make up for this de-
HciCnCS.
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nliLDiNt. OFFER IrIOSS
SiINM lNIIIlONI,NII

Eulidin% operations arc also improv-
M. rs IS atttSt"d hy tn" number Of
permits issued by the Building be
artm"nt For IN" week permits is
sued n%er"gnt" S27.3l5, and there are
several plans Of good size in Tho
fui!dlnG Inspector" Office that have
not been approved. Tn" Richmond
f"rgingS Corporation. whose forging,
shop was destroyed by fire about one
month ago, is preparing To erect a now
nnIid'nG 'hn, Will cost SH.06O Davis
frothcrS az" going to build two two
SI"rN hrick dwellings, ON tho west side
OF the boulevard. between Main Street
ahh finNd Avenue. 10 cost $1,000 TIN.
Louis kcpri"r Estate is planning to
erect - tw"-st"rY brick apartment
house at az East Marshall street thai
VIII cost $4,000. There IS "A large
amount OF repair work being done
flrc losses during the pas; week are
somewhat larger than for the previous
one. IN" hrur"S supplied ny CHIEF
j"HnrS place the loss at $50 Most of
inc hrcS were caused 10y defective i,uns
M IN" auction sales that are SEIZED. >
ulcd for the coming week the agents
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,iXCl RSfONS
EXCURSION

Ei"hw"ni 10 Tampa. Fla. aud rc,nru.
-" 50" VIA Atlantic coast Line, standard
rulrnnI ~ ~" South. nrr"uut Gasparilla
Carnival Tickets GA srl" February To l.,
Inclusive. Return liui, February -. Pro-
r"rti"uWoly Low rates from ";hc, points
F"r .ninrmati"m aud Pullman reservations
rlI"u" Madison iS1, "r apply .. l.. shan
city Ticket AGENT. SIS East Main stree,
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FARM PROPERTY SHOWS
INCREASED ACTIVITY

Farm property is fairly active. re-
ported ON" OF the larger agencies yes
tcrd"N. This firm had several large
deals pending. but said that il was
not in position TO give any details
lcSc sales viii most probably he
closed during tn" next few DAYS
POLAR" EagbY report the largest
business OF the week. They sold prop
"ri% that Will aggregate SlO0Cp" said
a ncmh"r Of the firm Yesterday one
"i IN" sales WAS of the laru" order.
amounting to $4,000. This has been
r"udiig Tor about two weeks and was
only closed - day or SO ago.
NJ Pollard said that h" did not care
I" give out any of the details OF the
sale: THIS firm also sold three brick
dwellings, at Nos. 4. 10 and II South
DAVIS Avenue, To individual purchasers,
~. seldom Taylor & Son reported the
sal" Of six brick dwellings at tho north
cast corner of Robinson and Cary
streets. This property brought $3.50
ana has considerably increased in
Naiuc. as the city has made many inn
coz. i,,,,
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.
HENRIC0 CIRCUIT COURT.

Tho city Circuit Court is not In ses-
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Hardwnod Aches M. canadian GnIcachc.l
rlizrr Z" use Geo Stevens. pctcrhnro,,,.i,
ont. Canada 'S'''
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GREAT WORK FOR A YEAR
BY GIRLS CANNING CLUB

Continued from Second Page.
not been able 10 keep In tho glass Jars.
after our little demonstration had been
given there. one houSckccpcr made
her an OUTFIT and canned on shares. She
realized quito a little sum from this
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MURPHy'S HOTEL,

tIHcorpoTatcd)
EUROPEAN PLAN
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
JOHN MURPHY. Manager
strictly Eoderr house, fronting on
three streets, In the heart II beautiful
EiefA ond Rooms fronting cvcry Wv
Special Table d'ilotc Dinner win
be served with music in Murphv's
Hotel Cafe from GOO TO 500 =. NJ
sunday Evening Price one dollar
and quarter t$1.25l
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Greater Confidence Displayed on
Local Market During Past
Week.
SOME GOOD SALES REPORTED
Building Permits for Week Show In
crease, With More Work in Sight.
Fire Loss During Week Is Very
Small.
The Weeks Record

greater confidence was displayed on
me local real estate market during the
past week. While the recorded sales
do not total a sum larger than that
"i the previous week. there WAS moro
SclhhE OF property. and tho better por-
con OF TINS business has not gone TO
record According to the sales re-
ported by the agents yesterday. the past
week has been the largest for some
,inN' past and gives promise that bust
ness is considerable better
me agents were all talking the i'm
proN"ment IN the local conditions yes
ieriaN and readily made statements to
support their views. The homcscckcr
cam" into evidence again last week
many pieces Of small property being
sold. and the agencies report there
ar" Large number of inquiries being
received. II Is reported that deals
M"rc closed for the transfer Of Il large
business site and several farm deals
We're ConSummatcd.
Inc Improvement that is noted in
business generally is being reflected on
IN" real estate market. and this is MAX
'ne considerable more activity. While
there is not large demand for any
lass OF property there are many sales
beng made.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
GOLF BALL Is SIGN
Fire Chief TambIyn and Desk Sergeant
Delahanty Organize Secret Order
In City Hall.

When William Tamblyn, chief of
the Aberdeen fire department and T.
E. Delehanty, desk sergeant in the pc.
lice station, meet, in early morn, at
midday or in the afternoon-they
usually foregather in the police sta
ton at some one or all of these times,
daily-the one pulls from his pocket
a golf ball and bounces it once on the
floor. The other responds with two
bounces.
Each carries a golf ball as an in
separable companion. It is sign and
symbol Of society, started by the
pair, for the advancement of physical
culture in the city hall. Tamblyn has
reduced his waist line seven inches in
fourteen days from STOPPING for his
golf bell. In the practice of catching
which he has not become so expert as
has Delahanty.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
RETAIL PRICES TODAY
IN ABERDEEN STORES
Quotations Made to Shopper on
Grocery Staples and Season
able Fruits and Vegetables

Retail prices ruling today in Aber.
deem grocery and produce stores are:
FIour-$1.S6 to $3.50 for 60-lb sack
coffee-25c to 45c per lb.
Butter-60c to soc for 2 lbs.
Cheese-Cream, zoe to 25c h.; Roq
60c h.; Swiss, imported. Soc lb.; Swiss,
domestic, 30c lb.; brick, 30c ID.
Eggs-Strictly fresh local, 30c per
dozen.
susar-$640 to 81 per cwt.
Potatoes-Local and Yakima, $1.25
per cwt.
onIons-Sc to 311c lib.
seasonabIe vegetables -Cauliflower,
10c to soc head: lettuce, &c head to 2
heads for 15c; celery. 2 for 15c.
to 10c: sweet potatoes, 70 to &c h.;
cabbage, 3c: Brussels sprouts, 10c
h.; carrots, snips, rutabagas, tur.
pips, beets. 23s 30 per ID.
Frults-Apple6s TO $50 per box;
oranges. 1oc to Co.., dos; lemons.
26c TO SOC per do1.
Wholesale quotations on butter have
advanced from $40 to 30 . pound.
but have not yet influenced the retail
market. storage butter stiH selling ct
90 cents and best grades ct 30 cents
for the two pound roll. An advance Of
s cents in retail prices 10 predicted
for next week. Eggs remain at 30
cents . dozen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
WOOD GAS PLANT STARTS
Fifty Families In Auburn Are Said to
Have Signed Applications for
New Service. )

In Auburn the other day was open
ed the first completely equipped plant
for the manufacturing Of gas from
wood, on the Pacific coast. The plant
is a subsidiary Of the Gas Service
Corporation Of America. AZ are the
plants to be erected in Aberdeen and
other Chehalis county cities by Louis
H. Burnett and associates.
Capacity Of the Auburn plant Is
100000 cubic feet Of gas every "a
hours, the present holder capacity be-
ing $1,000 feet. More than so fami.
lies In Auburn. 1t was stated this
week, already had made application
for the service and are being con.
nected.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
rAMPERINo WITH MAIL BOXES

Complaint has been made to the po.
lice by residents in the west end, that
the mail boxes placed at Jeffries and
Morgan streets by residents. beyond
the carrier limits are being tempered
with by boys in that vicinity, and an
effort will be made to arrest the guilty
parties. This offense is subject to sc.
we're penalties. Although they are pri.
vate boxes, tampering with them is
the same offense as If they were U. 8.
mail boxes, the penalty being fine of
from $500 to $1,000 or three years
Imprisonment, or both.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
FIRE QUARTERS READY
Concrete Flooring Of Hall Has Hard
ened Sufficiently to Allow Of Nov
Ing Trucks In Monday.

The. Aberdeen fire department will
move its fire trucks back. into the old
city hall quarters Monday, in all prob
ability. The concrete flooring, Fire
Chief William Tamblyn figures, will
have hardened sufficiently by that time
to bear the weight of the apparatus.
Paint and calsomine have effected
wonders in the fire quarters, during
the enforced absence of the depart
ment. The swainscoting has been Civ
en- fresh coat and the walls above
have been calsomined.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
CRAYS HARBOR
MARINE NEWS
Vessels Awaiting Charters,
Chartered, and Those
Due to Arrive

Vessels today waiting in Grays
Harbor port for charters, chartered
vessels and vessels due to arrive here
are:
In Port Awaiting Charter.
Sch. Ludlow
At A. J. West Mill.
Sch. R. c. Slade-
At Slade Mill.
Sch. Golden Shore
At Slade Mill.
Bkt Jane l.. Stanford
At Slade Mill.
Sch. Meteor
At Hubert Mill.
Sch. Wilbert l.. Smith
At Hubert Mill.
Bkt. Charles F. Crocker-
At Federal Mill.
Sch. Manila
At Federal Mill.
Sch. Philippine
AT Endresen Shtpyards.
Sch. Watson A. West:
= At National Mill.
Sch. Dauntless-
At Mathews Shipyard.
Sch. 8. Christensen
At Linstrom Shipyard.
Sch. Edw. r. West
At Linstrom shipyard.
Sch. Robert R. Hind:
At Endresen Shipyard.
Chartered.
Bkt John Palmer, for Quebec
To load at Hog. Lbr. & Shgl. Co.
Bkt. John c. Meyer:
To load Columbia river for Quebec.
Sch. Rosamond, for Adelaide
To load at Alb. Lbr. & Shgl. Co.
schr. Prosper, for Santa Rosalia-
To load at A. ]. West Lumber Co.
Bkt. Kohala:
To load at A. & M. Mill.
For Adelaide.
Sch. Alert, for Honolulu
To load at E. X. Wood Mill.
Sch. Churchill
To, load for Sidney at A. & M. mill.
Steam Sch. Svea-
Loading for San Francisco at
Wilson Bros. mill.
Due to Arrive.
Sch. Alumna:
From Auckland.
Sch. Luzon:
From Mollendo.
Sch. Espada:
From Kahului.
Steam Sch. Doris:
From San Francisco.
Steam Sch. Claremont:
From San Francisco.
Steam Sch. Daisy Freeman:
From San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26

Portland's 1915 Rose Festival has a
unique poster-the most artistic ever
used and it is the work of an Oregon
boy, Fred G.. Cooper, now one Of the
worlds foremost artists. - His father,
J. C. Cooper, of McMinnville, Oregon,
wrote the winning slogan. "The Whole
World Knows the Portland Rose" At
his fathers personal request young
Cooper donated the poster to incorpor-
ate the slogan. Portland has CO.
operated with Seattle, Tacoma, Walla
Walla and Spokane in securing con.
ventions that will bring more. than
100000 visitors to Washington and
Oregon.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
THREE GAMES TONIGHT
Two Basketball Contests Scheduled
In Aberdeen and One viii Take
Place In Hequiam.

Three games are scheduled for to-
night In the Grays Harbor Basketball
league.
The Aberdeen Moose team win play
tho team Of the naval militia. 1t the
armory,. and tho Aberdeen Athletic a.
sociation will play Company g. N. G.
W., 1t the former teams gymnasium.
At Hoquiam the teams Of the A. o.
U. W. and Hoquiam high school will
contest. Preliminary to this game will
be one between the second team and
the employed boys.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
NEW BOILER FOR MILL

A mammoth Lyons water-tube boil
er arrived in Hoquiam yesterday for
installation in the plant of the Eureka
Cedar Lumber & Single company. 1t
has $50 horsepower, the largest, 1t is
said, ever to have been received on
Grays Harbor and is expected to raise
the single output Of the Eureka mill
from 100000 to more than 100000
daily.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
Soup5c
Coffee
With doughnuts,
f fe1Is, G for SC
BOYE r.
RESTAURANT
300 South F Street
OLYMPIC HIGHWAY GETS
100000 FROM STATE
Segregation Of Road Funds Give $780,
600 for Work from Lake Quln-
lault North

A total Of 100000 is allowed by
the subcommittee Of the roads COM
mittee of the house Of representatives
for the Olympic highway. BY the seq
regation of funds the highway from
Lake Quiniault north or northwest
will get $4,000. For the McCleary
cut-off $4,000 is allowed; $4,000 is
given for building the road from Duck
abush to Quilcene, and $4,000 for
maintaining ferry on Lake Cres-
cent.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
MARKETS
AVERAGE WHOLESALE
PRICES IN ABERDEEN
Today's Quotations on Poultry,
Livestock, Dressed Meats,
Ham, Bacon and Lard.

Average wholesale prices in effect
in the Aberdeen market today are:
Chickens, live: 10c to 15c per h.;
dressed, 1Sc to 23c per lb.
Livestock: Cows, 611c h.; sheep,
SIC per lb.: hogs, &c per lib.
Dressed Meats: Pork, SC to lie lb.;
COW beef. &c to lie h.; steer beef,
lie to 12Hc lb.; veal, 12c to lac h.;
lamb, lac to 15c h.; mutton, lie to
13c lb.
Cured Meats: Ham, tic to 19c lb.;
bacon, Ice to Csc h.; lard 11hc to
1910 per lb.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
PRESBYTERIAN CLUB

Twenty members Of the First Pres.
byterian church have opened club
rooms in the basement Of the edifice.
Eugene Potter il president and Ted
Brachvogel secretary, Of the Young
Mems association. - the organization
10 called. In the club rooms are q
billiard table, tables for reading and
writing and other furniture which win
be tho nucleus Of we'll appointed quar-
terS.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
DUMAS UNHINoEs MlND7

MONTESANO, Feb. 25.-Walter
Brzosowski. aged 10 years. was COM
mitted to the Steilacoom state asy.
lum Tuesday, on complaint Of his
mother. The boy told the court that
he read Dumas. mostly. and histori.
cal works. Evidence Of mother and
physicians was to the effect that his
mind was temporarily unbalanced and
that care 1t the asylum might restore
Il.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-26
TO REMODEL HOSPITAL

To remodel the Aberdeen General
hospital a company has been formed
by five local physicians, G. E. Cham
berlain, J. B. Kline, o. R. Austin,
Paul SHIFTS and H. c. Randolph. In
tentions Of the promoters Of the COM
pany, it is said, include the building,
eventually, Of new hospital here.