davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23

leeve me, feler citizens, events have sum- what changed the situasion.
 No one is enny moor for peese than your humbul servint.. I am plum crank about peese Old Andy Cerneegie hasn't got enny thing on me when it cums to arbltra- sion. But theere air sum things we can t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23
A Dfawbaek

From the Chicago News. ! T suppose like all sov9fhment offi1 cials. said the man who sneers. "yol are making personal sacrifices in oe3 der to serve your countryT
 "Xea," replied the country pos1mao1 ter. 'sIt-s pretty hard to havo 10 keo( reading adAressep whom I'd ya1heF q Ioeksng e& thp pieturon on t4e pcq1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23

Csy steddy Rocking the boat now IS a verry dangerus and by no meens hnmer- us passtine. The plain peepul air the folks who suffer in case of war, for they make up the rank and file who have the rare and perfectly lovely privvileege of doing most of the fiolting in case of hostllltles. Frum what thev have been abull to obsurve ln the newspapers the plain peepul of this coun- trv must oe convinsed that moddern war IS no pick nick. It Is an exceedingly danger us and unhelthy amusemint; If one IS weary and bored with his present sur roundngs it offers almost certain reeef; to take promminint part in the present day brand of active hostillities unless con- fined io the Republick of Mexico, is almost q cnch for through ticket to a land where the climmlt is not sussesptaballl to the sud den changes organized heer by our val icwtd weather hurow.
 Let us therefore be calm. Do not get exsited feler citizens. The Pressldint has litten furm note to Gurmany to which ev very red bludded American citizen can sub scribe; he has ritten,the uther powers call ing thcsre attension to little details of in- ternasional law that they seemed to have cyverjooked in theere haste. We air in the calling down bizness, and 1t has not be al toeethur confined to Gurmany, but that don't make it absolutely imperrltive that we % to war Of corse, if enny of our abull edai1urs and uther exsited persuns insist upon fitting t mite perhaps be arranged in sum way to accommodate them. Iheere ha. newer been hero yet who romed round al iarge looking for,a scrap but what found it
 Whatever way the 'blow-off'' cums and Wh9tevver grows outsof the present dlppoDlattick tangul, there is one thing that ought to be impressed upon us, and that is we ought to take few preliminary precawsions consuming war We air a peeseful nasion and if they'wil only let us be theere is no dang1lr of us putting into enny of theere affairs. But cents 1t seems likely that we may have to do so in order to insure our own safety, then we ought to get into sum kind of shape,so that if we do step i'll evvery boddy will. have reesun to assume that we air taking sum part in the programme. Nasions air like men, cents they air composed largely of that commod- dity; and if man steps on your corp ac- cidintly he'll probabully appollogize for it the furst time, but if you don t pretty wig gerusly inform him if he happens to the same accidint the secund time, you'll nook his block off, he Il do it again, and if you don't start sumthing then he'll form the gennere' idear that you have a weller streek and will cum round sum time and take your tobacco and uther assets away frum you. It is a hole lot easier.to get sore at sum feller who has a kindly and easy going disposison, and whose mussels air
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23

soft and flabby, than it is to sass a large
 red individuel with hands like plummer and peevish air about him. A yeer ago it would have been folly to have used lot of reel mummy which was of such vast sur lvise in building locks and dams in rivurs and streems, sum of which was dryer than
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23

EW YORK, May 22.-(Special Correspondence.) = Upon the island of Manhattan are many men and women who cama here frnn alsamha,.a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-23

Tvo esv '.s1 ths.ssss seys rse.esly
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
orays Harbor County.

On June 10, the name Of this county
changes from Chehalis county to Grays
Harbor county, by which title it will
officially be known after that date.
The change will prove beneficial to
this county by eliminating the confu-
sion arising out Of the name Of the
Lewis county city and this county,
and through the advertising the port
Of Grays Harbor has received through.
out the world.
The new name has caused the pi.
oneer newspaper Of the county, the
Vidette, to drop the words "Chehalis
County," from its name. The vidette
was founded in February, 1893, by J.
w. Walsh and J. E. Calder, and has
ever since been regarded as a strong
county paper, and Mr.. Calder, who has
remained a citizen of Montesano, is
proud of having started it.; in fact,
he believes that Of the many enter
prises he has daddied in this county
in the past thirty-twe years, the vi
dette Is among the best.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
New Cases.,

Vida Spencer vs. Carl Blomquist ct
al; debt. 8. M. Heath for plaintiff
and e. A. Philbrick for Blomquist.
R. Distler We. John Kleczynski ct al;
foreclosure Of mortgage. Stewart
and Tucker for plaintiff.
8. H. Smith ct al vs. Wishkah Boom
Co.; Injunction and damages. Boner
& Boner for plaintiff and Hogan &
Graham and Bridges & Bruener for
defendant.
Kaufman Bros. VS.. Chas. Demeree;
debt. T. H. Mckay for plaintiff.
r. L. Cunningham ct al vs. Joe
Zemberg ct ux: debt. T. H. Mckay
for plaintiff.
Rose Higson vs'F. E. Higson; di.
vorce. F. R. Conway for plaintiff.
]. B. Karshner ct al vs Ezra Van
Ripper ct ux; abstract from J. P.
court. F. w. LOOMS for plaintiff.
NJ. N. Kueneke We. D. E. Lyon ct
al; debt Morgan & Brewer for plain
tiff.
M. M. Kueneke vs. G. H. Johnson
ct al, debt. Morgan and Brewer for
plaintiff.
J. A. Sandman vs. Della Sandman;
divorce. E. A. Philbrick for plain
tiff.
Oscar Sundstrom vs.. E. F. Hen
bricks; debt. M. F. Smith for plain
tiff.
Annie Bobinski vs. A. Petroski;
quieting title. w. H. Abel for plain
tiff.
Rose Lee VS. Harvey ]. Lee; d.
vorce. w. H. Abel for plaintiff.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
Special Notice.

Phil Carothers, Of ,Montesano, who
solicited 4 number Of subscriptions to
the Herald during the recent automo-
bile contest, has failed to report his
business to this ONCE. A number Of
complaints have reached ~ Of failure
70 receive the paper. and in some In
stances the Herald II blamed.
II 10 but lair to- say, that Mr.. Caro-
theirs was not directly in the employ
q this paper. but worked for one Of
he eontestants. However, the Herald
assumes all responsibility 70 thpla
haviag % subscribed, but We haves1o
means Of knowing who they are unless
the1 notify this. once. ~.
An those holding receipts Of Mr..
Carother for Herald subscriptions ara
requested, to send them to this ONCE.
whereupon an ONCE receipt win be
sent them in it, stead. and, the paper
sent for the period named in such, re-
eeipts. A prompt compliance with this
request will be appreciated by the
Herald.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
Real Educational Value.

Aberdeen is proud of the fact that
one Of its leading citizens is the orig
inator Of the plan Of educational aid
that Is described at length in another
column. The plan is 80 simple that
1t at once appealed to philanthropists
throughout the Northwest with the
result Of plenty Of funds ready to put
1t into operation. The idea Of Mr..
w. j. Patterson is not one Of charity,
the acceptance of which carries with
It . sense Of humiliation to the high
spirited young man or woman, but n
|.so planned as to make the assistance
q purely business affair.
The youth desiring an advanced ed,,.
cation. who 10 willing to work for It,
realizes that the expenditure necessary
in the requirement Of that education
represents . certain amount Of capital
investment upon which he expects to
gain = return when established in the
profession Of his choice. II this CAPT.
tai IL advanced by personal friends.
he aims to repay it az soon a. able.
The Patterson idea il Just along
this line. Many worthy young men
and women. ambitious for an educa-
ton, are without personal friends able
and willing to advance this cost. 1t
II for this growing class the Patter.
son plan 10 intended. From the fund
created, worthy students will be loan.
ed the necessary money At q low rate
Of interest.n to be repaid as soon az
able, the principal and interest then
becoming available for another stu.
dent The plan IL worthy Of Mr.. Pat.
terson, and Aberdeen IL proud that its
origin came from the brain. and heart,
of it's citizen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
eLAoEN WIRELESS OPERATOR
Hoquiam Man 10 First on Grays Har.
Dor to Secure License for sta
ton and for Self

HOQUIAM, May 1e-H. w. Blagen
has received from the department of
commerce and labor at Washington
D. c., a license for his amateur radio
station at 914 Maple street, and his
personal license as an amateur radio
operator, together with a sheaf Of
regulations relating to all phases Of
wireless operation, including the rules
regarding the secrecy Of messages
and the use Of false signals. Blagen's
name and his wireless call, "7DJ"
will be put in the international ra-
biographical directory and he now en-
Joys the distinction Of being the first
licensed wireless operator residing on
the Harbor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11

Joseph Koch to Ar J. A. McSper-
tit; lots /. 2, T. and 8, BLOCK
Is, corrected plat Elma 800. 100
B. Salomew.ch to Geo. kalinka-
vich; lots Z, 8, 8. 10 ana H.
block 2, West End addition
Aberdeen ..........' $500
e. ]. Northup ct ux to F. II.
Shainholtz; lot 16, block ~
sub division plat blocks AZ, a, :.
46. Ontario addition HoQuiam. j
R. G. Barrows to Margaret Bar
rows; land in twp II, 3d.. i
Tenino- Little Rock Oil Co. to
Geo. H. Allen; quit claim deed
en- nwA sec 4, twp II, g..
r. H. Fleet ct ux to c. G. Dan
ielsson; tract %, Montesano !.
Garden tracts ................ !
Mrs. Mary E. Hughes to A. H.
Dahlke; lots / and 2, block 8,
Martins addition Elma 500. 10
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
RETAIL PRICES TODAY
IN ABERDEEN STORES
Quotations Made to Shopper on
Grocery Staples and Season
" able Fruits and Vegetables

FIeur-$1.so to s2.sS rur 5o-lb. sack
ceMes-2sc to 46c per ID.
0utter.-60c for 2 lbs.
chsess-Cream, zoe to CSC h.: Roo
coo h.: Swiss, imported, Soc h.; Swiss
domestic. SOC h.; brick, soc ID.
Eeee-strictly fresh LEGAL. csc per
dozen.
ouear-$e.4o to 81 per cwt.
Petateeo-Local and Yakima, 2At
to 2ht per ID.
oniono-3c to SIC ID.
9easoNable veestables-Caulidowes
zoe . head; lettuce, &c. 1oc to ,
heads for 15c; celery, 100 head;
sweet potatoes, &c to &c h.; cabbage.
81 per h.; carrots, parsnips, ruta.
bagas. turnips. 2Ac to Sc per pound:
spinach. Z lbs for csc; asparagus. 1oc
pound, 3 pounds for Csc; tomatoes.
15c pound: green peas. 10c pound;
house cucumbers, 10c to 15c apiece;
wax and green beans, 15c h.; goose
berries. 15c q box.
Fruits-Apples, $1.25 to $225 box;
oranges. 10c to 40c per doz.; lemons,
25f to SOC per doz.; rhubarb, 8 to
10 lbs. for Csc; strawberries, 2 boxes
for Csc.
No changes in local retail prices
were noted this week. Apples are
still stiffening up, wholesale, but the
retail quotations remain the same.
Good stocks of fresh vegetables, are
received here daily.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
INSTRUMENTS FILED
Deeds, Mortgages, and all Documents
Placed on Record.
Deeds

OCGO8
Samuel Hitler ct ux to w. s.
Arnold; lots 10 and 20, block
SO and lots and 4, block %,
Northern Pacific addition South
Aberdeen ................ 1O(
J. w. Parks ct ux to Samuel Hill
lier ct ux; quit claim deed
same ..................
Joseph Olson to l. e. Smith; sen
nwA sec 20, twp IS, r 6 ..... .130'
Frank Groundwater ct ux to w.
c. Shahan; lot Z, block IS, cor
J. o. Stearns ct ux to First Ma
tional Bank of Hoquiam; quit
claim deed lot 1, block 81, cor
rected plat Hoquiam ..........
w. s. Arnold ct ux to Samuel
Hitler ct ux; n11 M eh W
u nwA neA sec "a, twp IS,
M. c. Harris ct ux to J. w.
Boyce; SEX neA sec 81. twp
1S, r 10 1,
Clara Belle French ct vir to
Maggie L. Anderson; lot Is.
block l, Hayes addition Mon
teb&uO .s........s..... 4VN
Westport Beach Townsite Co. to
Leonore D. McKinstry: quit
claim deed lots 2 and 8, block
So: lot /, block "a; lot 4. block
90; lots z. 8 and 9. block 81,
Westport Beach ..............
Frank A. johnson to VIM. Fogde;
undivided u interest in east
80 feet lot /, block 1, Syndi-
cate addition Aberdeen .......
Richard Trough ct ux to Ray
Smith; quit claim deed lots
and 2. block Is, Riverdale addi-
ton HoQuiam ................ ]
Ray Smith ct ux to Richard
Trough, quit claim deed lots 8
and 9, block 13, Riverdale Ad.
dition Hoquiam ..............
Louise o. Chabot to Otis Chabot;
quit claim deed lot I, sec 81,
twp 10, IL, and SEX swA sec y
81, twp 10, IL. less certain por-
ton 10
Emelie L. Chabot to Same; quit
claim deed same ............. 10
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
LEGAL RECORDS
MINUTES OF COURT AND
COUNTY AUDITOR s OFFICE
New Suits Begun During Week,
Real Estate Transfers and
Other Instruments Filed

The following is the record of busi-
ness transacted in the superior court
last week:
Edla Lampi vs. w. J. Long. Yer.
dict for defendant.
Victor Benson vs.. Minnie Benson.
Dismissed.
In re estate Of Ida shull. deceased.
Hearing continued to June s.
In re- estate of Angelina w. Jack.
son. deceased. Continued to June s.
In re estate of Kalle Kavisto, de.
ceased. May 20. fixed to hear final
report.
Ida Stonehouse vs.. Harry Stone.
house. Divorce granted.
Blanche Van Ripper vs.. Ezra Van
Ripper; Same
Viola Stowe Va. R. J. Stowe. Same.
Marie Smith W. Geo. g. Smith.
Same.
l. o. Markham W. Matte Mark.
ham. Same.
G. L Dye W. Lena Dye. Same.
O. Pinnick W. A. e. Briggs. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $1e5.s5 and
costs.
Bay City Lumber Co. W. Ideal Door
Co. Receiver allowed to borrow $500
to pay taxes.
J. +. Carberry W. Il. H. Lester.
judgment for plaintiff for $50 and
costs. = <''% ta'''t ~
state VI. Grover Vincent. Dismiss.
ed.
Kaufman Bros. Co. vs.. Chas. Dem.
cree. Judgment for plaintiff for $114.-
So and costs.
Cunningham & Becker vs.. Joe Fem
berg. Judgment for plaintiff for
$114.95 and costs.
l. In re insanity Of Frank Butcher.
Committed to asylum.
LUCILLE G. Kleist was allowed q
mothers pension Of SO a month.
In re insanity Of T. F. Haynes.
Committed to asylum.
w. T. Kellerman vs.. Emma Mathi.
son. Judgment for plaintiff for SIS
and costs.
M. M. Keunecke vs.. Lyon & Irwin.
Judgment for plaintiff for $19S.4S and
costs.
Same vs.. G. H. johnson & Co. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $144 and costs.
E. E. Cook VS.. Ellis Marten. Set
for trial May II.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
May Involve United States.

The sinking of the Lusitania by a
German submarine, with the conse-
quent large loss of life of neutral
non-combatants, is tolerably certain
to involve the United States and Ger.
many in a serious diplomatic controv-
ersy, if no more.
The Lusitania was a British YES
sci, armed for defense, so that it's
capture or destruction by German
ships was perfectly legitimate accord
ing to recognized rules of warfare.
But the sinking Of such vessel 10
miles from shore in 80 minutes, with
no opportunity given the 1900 people
on board to save themselves or at
tempt to save them, violates all in
ternational rules of war, and has sent
thrill of indignation throughout
Christendom that Germany can i'll af-
ford at this crisis of the war.
Unless, indeed, this very act was
intended to create this indignation
and involve the United States in this
war. Many there are who have be-
lieved that Germany would seek to
involve this nation in the struggle
before it is over and, while the Lusi-
tania incident may not produce that
effect, It will at any rate prove an
irritant tina, may serve the purpose
later on, when something else may
occur.
It has been reasoned that Germany,
in the event Of foreseeing defeat at
the hands of the allies, would have
two strong motives for involving this
nation in the contest. First, it would
save the face Of that nation in its
surrender, and secondly, it would
make the United States, really q
friendly power, q party to the peace
pact. No small considerations, when
one considers the position Of Ger.
many in losing war with France.
England and Russia to settle with.
War is hell, as was tersely express.
ed by General Sherman, but it has
remained for the present struggle to
reveal the barbarity that may be ex.
hibited by nations in high state Of
civilization when exigencies seem to
demand.
The sinking Of the Lusitania ranks
with the methods Of Pisaro. and 9th.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
Mortgages

MVUt000So
R. r. Younge ct ux to Robt.
Matzen; mortgage lot 8 and
" sen sec 20, twp II, g.. 1896
H. A. Williamson ct ux to Mabel
v. Alvey; mortgage "a acres Of
land in sec 10, twp II. g.. $50
c. s. Weatherwax ct ux to Robt.
Coates; mortgage lot 8, block
81, Weatherwax & Benn's ad-
dition Aberdeen .............. 1000
John Stybel to John Majewski;
mortgage lots s, 6. and Z, block
IA, Union Pacific addition Alb
erdeen 35O
OTIS Chabot ct ux to Luella M.
McCaw; mortgage sell swA
and lot 4, sec "a, twp 10, IL,
less certain portion .......... 300
Tony Zabinski to Antonio Les
MAX; mortgage lots 1, 2 and 3,
block 8, Park addition Aber-
deem .................. 45O
Oscar Ruotsala ct Tx to John
Bennett; mortgage lot Fl, block
~, North Hoquiam addition
H0quiam 300
w. M. Givens ct ux to Daven-
port-Paine Co.; mortgage Ell
neA nell and swA neH sec
20, twp IS, 8 ............... 400
Mrs. Elma Jones to J. w. John
stone: mortgage lot 16, block 5,
Karr's addition Hoquiam ...... $50
T. J. Preston ct ux to c. E. John
son; mortgage lot 5, block SO,
Heerman's Annex, Hoquiam. ESQ
Nellie Murray ct vir to r. w.
Sutclif, mortgage lot 6, block
/, Bayview addition Aberdeen. $500
Isaac Wilson ct ux to Flora M.
Medcalf, mortgage sh tracts
234 to 23S Cedarville Garden
Tracts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
| Otis Chabot ct ux to Luella n.
AcCaw, mortgage SEX swA
and lot sec "a, twp 10, IL,
less certain small portion $50. 800
A. G. Wellington ct ux to Hayes
& Hayes, Bankers; mortgage
swA nwA sec %, twp II, r 9. .1120
Joseph Olson to l. e. Smith,
chattel mortgage engine and
thrashing outfit 1900
John Stafford to Chehalis Coun-
ty Bank, chattel mortgage live
stOck ......'. .............. 17O
s. E. Keables to w. R. Mum,
chattel mortgage auto ........ 80
Henry Lambert to Thos. Altman,
mortgage lots 5, 6 and z, block
ID. Moclips .................. 800
J. g. Eubank ct ux to Efie l.
tanning, mortgage Ell neN
sec 80, twp IS, .......... 1926
Joseph Olson to Albert Smith,
mortgage seA nwA sec 20, twp
IL, r .................. 1000
r. L. Phflbrick ct ux to c. A.
Congdon ct al; mortgage lot 2,
block 81, corrected plat Ho-
(Continued in next issue) Il.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11

TODAY's NEWS COvERI !
GRAYS HARB0R SHI
Reports on Vessels Now Az
Charters, Those Chartered 7
Ships Due Here n

Vessels today waiting In a.
Harbor port for charters, chaue
vessels and vessels due to arrive
are:
In Port Awaiting Charter.
Sch. Golden Shore
At Hubert Mill.
Sch. Wilbert L. Smith
At Hubert Mill.
Sch. Watson A. West: q
At Lindstrom's shipyard.
Sch Espada:
At Hubert Mill.
Chartered.
Bkt. Jane L. Stanford, at Bay Ct>v
min; for Port Pirie.
Schr. Alumna, for Sydney:
At Aberdeen Lbr, & Shin. Co.
Sch. Omega
For Honolulu.
At Hoqu.am Lbr. 4 ShgL CO. II
Schr. Meteor for Australia:
At Aberdeen Lbr. Z Shin. CO.
Str. Willapa for Frisco
At HoQuiam Lbr. 4 Single min.
Str. Shoshone for San Pedro
At Eureka mill.
Due 70 Arrive.
Str. Coronado:
From San. Pedro.
Sch. A. b. Johnson:
From Port Allen.
Str. Svea--
From San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11

er conquisitores in Central America,
and would cause. such pirates as Nor
gan and Drake TO blush with shame.
Yet this is the Wanted civilization
Of the twentieth century. and the
crime has been committed by one of
the most intellectual nations on
earth.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
MARKETS
AVERAGE WHOLESALE
s. PRICES IN ABERDEEN
Today's Quotations on Poultry,
Livestock, Dressed Meats,
Ham. Bacon and Lard.

Average wholesale prices in ehec'
in the Aberdeen market today are:
Chickens, live: 10c to 15c per ID;
dressed 1Sf to zoe per ID.
Livestock: Cows, 61sc h.; sheep,
3hc per h.; hogs. &c per ID.
Dressed Meats: Pork, SC to lie h.;
COW beef, SC to lie h.: steer beef,
lie to 12hc h.: veal. 12c to lac h.;
lamb, l6f to 1Sf h.; mutton, 124f to
40 ID.
Cured Meats: Ham, Nc to 19c h.;
bacon, Ice to CSC h.; lard 11hc to
1236c per lb.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
VENlRE ISSUES
FOR JURY TERM
The venire for. the next Jury term
has been issued for the Chehalis coun-
ty superior court, as follows:
Jury District No. I.

has been issued for the Chehalis coun-
ty superior court, as follows:
Jury District No. I.
Arland, C. w.; Anderson, Robt. A.;
Bernard, Emma; Busing, ]. H.; Glenn
ons, Maggie A.; Chinn, M. s.; Com
fort, s. p; Clark, Eva; Damitio, G. A.;
Eaton, Armintha; Eaton. ]. w.; Eaton,
c. M; Easter, Julia; Easter, Laura;
Eshom, George; Fiene, Mary A.;
Heydlauff, Mamie; Hyder, G. M; Hol-
land, Sarah; Johnson, L. B.; Kruse,
Oscar; Lennon, Alice; Mouncer,
Pease, H. E.; Perome, Oliver; Porter.
Ruth; Rail, Laura; Rulings, Frank;
Sellers, J. F.; Smith, /. c.; Stevens,
Rebecca; Stevens, Florence; Taylor,
Hector c.; Wolfe, Lolita J.
Jury District No. 2.
Alexander, Lizzie; Anderson, Louise;
Ashley, Flora A.; Blyth, Laura c.;
Clune, Ada F.; Cook, H. s.; Drake,
Minnie L.; Ecklund, Ed; Ellifritt,
Mary A.; Ernest, Emma; Grant, Ella;
Gaillac, A. c.; Hauge, Charles; Hart,
Emily; Hood, Lillian D.; Hubert,
Laura; Kantonen, Henry; Knudsen,
Peter; Kelly. John; Kererva, Anna;
Morgan, Mrs. M; McDougal, Sadie;
Nevux, Adolph; O'Hara, H. j.; Pay
cite, Eva L.; Phipps, Maud; Ryan, M. (;
Sperring, Hannah; Stilwell, Geo.;
Stockwell, Carrie; Webster. Geo. /;
Wilson; Dora; Wilson. J. j.; Wood.
ward, Florence.
Jury District No. 3.
Anderson, Andrew; Baer, Esther;
Blagen, Minette; Brown, w. O.: Carl
son, Annie; Dineen, Gladys: Eklund.
Carrie; Flowers, Mrs. A.; Fox, w. L.;
Girard. Mrs. 8. A.; Gillett, Mary E.;
Glover. Jennie; Gorder. c. A.; Hat.
field, Carrie; Kelley. Chas.; Kincade.
Nora; Milkowski. Martha; Monson.
Hannah; Olson, p. G.; Pinnick, E.
Blanche; Powell, Mary F.; Read. H. E.,
shainholts. Maude: Snow. Annie M;
Sparkling, Mary A.; Stewart, J. M;
Stewart, Agnes; Stinchfield. Jessie M:
Suter. c. S.; Swanson, j.; Swanson.
j.; Swanson, R. Ella; Tilly, T. R.;
Tweedie, Minnie s.; Waldron. H. H.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
WIFE ALLEGES sLAPP,Nos

MONTESANO, May 10.-Anna Lac
key has filed q divorce suit against
her husband, Thos. j., of Aberdeen.
The couple was married in Montesano
In July, 1913. 1t is alleged the hus-
band never supported his wife and
that he was cruel besides. shaping
and choking her on occasions and
frequently leaving marks ON her
body.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-11
Berry PRICES LAST YEAR.

MONTESANO. May 10.-FigurSs
gathered by Agriculturist G. F. Mon.
roe show that the net prices received
for berries by the Elma Fruit Grow
ers' association last year were $1.13
per crate for strawberries, $1.18 for
$1.13 for blackberries, 81
for loganberries and $3.50 for cur.
rants.