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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-10-29
FROM THECOUNTY

OAKVILLE.-The Oakville electric
lighting plant is losing proposition
and possibly will quit the business,
according to last weeks issue of the
Cruiser, which urges citizens to sup
port the concern more literally. that
it may be able to exist.
neutrality-suspicious. has been
made to the postoffice authorities at
Washington, D. c., for postoffice at
Woodlawn to be known as Panama
Mills.
MOCLIPS.-The new hotel being
erected by J. NJ. McCammon. on the
hill above the old town site, Is fast
nearing completion and will be one
of the finest ever erected on the
beach. 1t will have two stories, 80
sleeping rooms. electric lights. steam
heat and all other modern convent
ences including running hot and cold
water The structure is to be plas-
tered throughout.
ELMA.-Dollar Day will take place
here November 10. The committee
on advertising will be w. E. Donahue.
G. w. Schmidt and William Birming-
ham. Local merchants have taken
the matter in hand and are working
hard to make the day a big success.
MONTESANO.-Henry A. Hitter
brand jailer at the county Jail for
many years, has resigned his place
and r. M. Phillips special deputy
sheriff, has been appointed temper
arily to his job.
HOQUIAM-M Martin Smith, police
Judge, is out for the office of county
prosecuting attorney, announcing that
he is a candidate for the Republican
nomination.
HOQUIAM.-A man giving his name
as John Jones attempted suicide, Mon
day, by gashing his throat with a
razor. The attempt was made on
Levee street near Eighth. Treated at
the Hoquiam General hospital, it is
believed he will live. Dependency
over lack of employment is thought
to have BEEN the reason for the rash
act.
MONTESANO.-E. L. Brewer is
president of the newly formed Monte
sano Cooperative Cow Testing asso-
citation, which starts with 80 men,
bers. Other officers are Parker AS
kew, vice president: r. G. Trask,
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secretary; w. F. Darby, treasurer;
John Porter, trustee Montesano bust
ness men are as enthusiastic over
the new organization as are the farm
ers, and both the Aberdeen Chamber
OF Commerce and Hoquiam CONNER
cial club likely will help by offering
prizes for herds and cows.
MONTESANO.-The purchase by
r. H. Fleet Of 100000 delinquency
certificates against Weyerhaeuser
timber lands has aroused much spec.
ulation as to the identity Of Mr..
Fleets client or clients who are &C.
tual purchasers. Part Of the lands
were bought for the account Of Thad
B. Prestel and part. according to be-
lief here, are for the Weyerhaeusers
themselves.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ernest Lis
ter has refused to pardon Earl and
Frank Ross, sons Of Mrs. Margaret
Ross, who are serving term in the
Pacific county Jail for assault upon
A. A. Bradley, North River farmer.
The governor declares that he will
grant the pardons only on condition
that the superior court Judge and pros
ecuting attorney recommend them,
and this both these officials refuse
to do.
MONTESANO.-Mrs Hazel Walker,
who is suing jeremiah Walker, Ho-
quiam lumberman, for divorce, has
been allowed temporary alimony of
500 a month, 500 temporary attor-
ney's fees and $50 court costs, and
500 for physician and hospital fees
when needed.
MONTESANO. - The Washington
Call has been sold by A. E. Veatch to
A. c. Gage, a newspaperman Of Port
land. The new owner, who assumed
control of the Call this week, is under
stood to have acquired the plant for
$4,000, paying $1,000 down and the
balance in Portland property. The fu
ture politics of the paper are amour
ced by Mr.. Gale as "independent Re-
publican"
HOQUIAM.-Mrs. Sophus Peterson
committed suicide, Wednesday, by
shooting herself with a revolver, at
her homo 515 Lane street Illness
was the cause of the womans act.
She is survived by the husband to
whom she was married two years
ago.
ELMA-The local depot has been
reshingled by Northern Pacific car
penters.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-10-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
Washington for Grays Harbor
County.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
of w. B. Wilson, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to
the Creditors of said deceased that
all persons haHing claims against said
deceased are required to present them.
with the necessary vouchers, within
one year after the date of this no.
tice, to-wit, October Goth, 1915. to the
undersigned executor at the office of
F. r. Conway, in Room 496 Finch
Building, Aberdeen, Washington.
JOHN SORENSEN,
Executor.
Date of first publication October
20, 1915.
Date of last publication November
Goth, 1915.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-10-29
ABERDEEN-1e,277

Estimate given out this month by
the federal census bureau gives Alb
erdeen a population of 1927, an in
crease of more than Al per cent since
1910 when the population was 49,
$50. Hoquiam is estimated by the
population, an increase of more than
So per cent over its 1910 census Of
Sill.
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ELMA.-The $4,000 damage suit
brought by two Russians of Aberdeen,
accused Of robbery, against the Bank
of Elma. and Burns Detective agency,
has been dropped, according to Frank
Groundwater, attorney for the bank.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-10-29
NEW FLOOR FOR CLERK.

A new concrete floor is being laid
in the Office of City Clerk Peter F..
Clark, to replace the old one that had
rotted through
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PLAY WITH MONTANA.

Harry Adams and Ira Blackwell,
Aberdeen boys attending the Univer
sit Of Montesano, now are playing
or that schools bootball eleven. Arams
is quarter and Blackwell halfback.
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SU M MONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
Washington, for Grays Harbor
County.
Ella NJ. Davis, plaintiff VS.. Arthur l.
Davis, defendant.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON,
To Arthur I. Davis, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days after the date
Of the first publication of this notice,
to-wit, within sixty days after Octo-
Der 30, 1915, and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled
court and answer the complaint Of
tie plaintiff, and serve copy of your
answer upon the undersigned attorney
for the plaintiff, at his Office below
stated; and in case of your failure
30 to do, judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand
of the complaint. which has been
filed with the clerk of said court.
The object of this action is to secure
Judgment dissolving the bonds Of
matrimony between the parties, upon
the ground that the defendant has
subjected the plaintiff to cruel treat
ment and personal indignities render.
ing her life burdensome, and to Sc
cure general relief.
F.. r. CONWAY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Office and Post Office Address of At.
torney for plaintiff, Aberdeen,
Washington.
First publication October 80, 1915
Last publication November 26, 1915
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-10-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
Washington for Grays Harbor
County.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
of Susan H. Stevens, Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY Given To the
creditors of said deceased that all per.
sons having claims against said de.
ceased are required to present them,
with the necessary vouchers, within
one year after the date of this notice,
towit, October 21st, 1915, to the under
signed eXecutriX, at the Office of F. R.
Conway, N Room 4S6 Finch Building,
Aberdeen, Washington.
SARAH E. JAMESON,
EXecutriX.
First publication October 21, 1915.
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Nus Wieriio.
osn @aibinoton treffen !

Sn Walbtngton treffen nod iift-
nler Nadridten iiber bie idlimme.
Suitanoe i'll Der alerifanii6st
Sanptitaot ELI. Die Notlage miro
INNER GROCER, oa Die 8erbinounsell
na6 alfen Seiten Fin unterbroden
limo uno feline 2ebensmittel nod Der
Staot eei6offt meroen fonren. Gas
lttternationafe Silfsfomite bat $500
gonnen @etretoe int 0oroen oes 2on=
beg anffallfen lnffen, I'M fie an oie
Siilfsbtoiirftisen 5a berteilen, es 1T
dber nidt i'm Stonoe, Sic @oare tad
Der Sanptitaot briiteeil gu laifen. Sn
Der Staot berrfdt EN- 8anoitentpeieit
pie ielten 8ubor. 8or einigen 3a-
gen tplroe Elm angrifF auf ben oeuts
ifen @eiddftstraoer eentadt.
Sn Sermoiiao, Der Sonptftoot
Be Staates Sonora, ioden Sltnger-
fraDaae itattgefunoen BADEN. Sic
&rbeitorer lo1en 3fpei omerifantid)e
mo orei5ebn dineiiide 2aoen 9es
itiirmt uro gepliinbert babert. Sic
Roli5ei fonnte nidts aisrihten ms
idlieBlid mltBten Sic Sruppet aegat
Die Inhtanoil6en b~orriidef.
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Gie 2egisIatnr.

9as Sans beriet lanaere 2eit
ilber einen bon Or. Gunninq6o,n
eingebrodten geidlnB. ourd oen Der
8euperneurpon Georgia eebetn
miro, oas iiber Geo M. 5ranf atsae.
lprofete Sooesurteil in s3udtballs-
ltrofe nm5ufpanoeln; Ser geidluB
fDuroe aber nod nift otgctlontn1et;.
Die geratutg iiber Die 9efpiaiaul1as-
btu fir Die Gr5iebungsanitalten oes
Stoates lulroe Damn fortgelest.
Ser Senat nabm Die 9emilli-
gungsbia fir Die gr5iebunasanItal-
ten an; ferner Die BON Wc9eealus c:n-
gebradte SID, melde @orfebrunaen
fiir Die aoniolioierung bon Srrterur-
fan-gabnen trifft; oie gia, oie all
s. S. aate 81 ader iiberihmemmtes
ooer Sdlammlano an Der @alpeiton
WaD iibertragt, Inn BORT elm Sroden.
bod gu banen, Die 8ia, meIde sic
S6onseit fir Souben auf oie 3eit
rom eritel Mtar5 bis 5ltn erlten Sep
TENDER feltieBt; uno Ole Bill, Die Iid)
ouf Die @nfiinoigung bon @runoei-
gentumsperfaufen inter einem vgeeo
Of Fruit" be5iebt.
Der @o1berneur 6at Ser 2eaisla-
tlr neitere @eidafte porgeIegt Die
alleroings meiitens lofaler 9lrt lil,o.
Bon %oagemeiner 8eoeutung iino nalr
folgenoe gorihlage: Annabue zines
@eiebes, oas Dem 2ano6eIiber Elm
preferential lien" atf oas gigentltm
ees &enters~ giebt. tpenn Sic gente
uier Monate lang nidt be5ablt lit
ooer penn Der 0&enter~ iiber $t5C
Rente ifulbet, Inflnbme zines Sc
iebes, oas Srriinn gum edeiounass
grun0 madt; uno annobme eiics
gelebes, oas 9anojtraBenarbeit bon
zen geitimmungen oes AdtIunoen-
8eiebes ausnimmt.
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gu brtn9en, entluo iib feline automas
tide 8iitole mebrere Male. Gie
S6iiie trafen ben &orpora( 8ettt(er
nno Den Soloaten Moorebeao, fie oer-
uriodten ieoo6 n1r leifte @unoeu.
Die nSeros Cotton Seeo
Grnibers aiioeiotion" bat eine Car
laoung 8aummoaiomen : Mebl uls
@ei6enf na6 8elgten geldtdt. 9as
Mebl puroe bon ser Maiible oes
FSerrtt IS. q. 9oatmgortett III S6u-
lenbure geliefert.
SSit auitin ftarb i'm boben aItar
bon IS Sabren Ser 8otonifer 8eter
$. Sbertpetter. gr NOR III 9el1tfd.
la1o geboren uno fam i'm SATIRE
1866 nod auftitt. 0ort tpobnte er
ieit 1870 in Elm utto oentIel6en &al=
lie. Seine Satin ging i1m i'm Der.
gallgenen Sabre I'M 8ooe ooraits.
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Gle ncnen Nmenbements.

Nm "a. sui miro iiber leGs neae
announcements sur Characterization
abgeitimmt. 9ieiel6en iino.
Jilr ooer gegen Die @menoieruio
Ger 2. Seftion oes artifels 6, punad,
es Den @ablern erlaubt lit inter qe-
luillen geoingungen ibrc Stimre
IN eiilem atoeren 9re3inft ob3ugeben,
els in ipeldem tie mobnen.
5iir ooer 9egen Die 9~(menoierung
Der 2. Seftion oes 4rtifels 5, monod,
ons Staots : 0bergeridt aus einent
Sberridter ulio bier 9eiiibern bette.
Zen foa.
5lir ooer gegen Die 4menoierunq
Der $. Seftion oes Artifels s, uonad,
cine 8egeiteuer BON nidt ii6er SOC
am 500 erboben mer6en fam.
5iir ODER gegen Die amenoieruna
Der 3. Seftion oes 9(rtifeIs 7, NO.
eurdD oas Gountpgeridt outoriIier.
miro, einen aStuoent's 9oon Siil,o4
u ihoffen.
Sir ODER aegen Die 80. Seftion oes
4rtifels 3, moourd DIE Iusgabe bon
gofos fir D1mme, 0rninieruna uno
cuoere offentlide 9erbeilernngen er.
laubt lit.
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Gle 3eras 9alifers' MIiociation
bat IN ibrer in @nco abgeboIteneu
Sobresfouoention Die f~olaenoen
neuen 9eamten ertuabtl: gralioent,
Soc &irid, Corpus Gbriiti; 8icee
S%raiioentett 4uquit Dc 3apola,
Sonfton; 81. g. Mims, 2are0o, 81. s.
Gdbarot, EapIor, 6. 90. Campbell.
Semple; S 90. MardiIon, @tbens
6. 6. Sbielos. Santa anna; s. s.
Sbertpooo, Sort @ortb; Sdabmei.
tier, 6. u. 6isfe. Nmariao. gie nad,.
tie 3~uiammenfunft finoet in SouIton
ltott
6iinf5ebn Meileu norolid) bon
Muffin Hberihlug iid Elm 9futomobiI
in neldem orei iunge Mdohen mn
5lpei iunge Mdnner iaben, ais es ee-
gen cine @rr8el auf Ser 2onoitraBt
anranIte. 3pei M1oden, 9[lice unt
Mfattie Chapman, erbielten ieby
i6limme 8erlebungen.
Snnerbalb meniqer Stuncell
l.orben IN 8oItrop 3mei ser GlteIter
@%intpobner: SO. sc. @ibion sc mi
&enrp 8errn 90 Sabre off.
Del eiuer Sdiebiibung na5t
@rafettuiae ipitroe oas 8fero SC:
aorporals Soffet ideu uno IN Sen
9emiiben, oas Tier inter aontroU.
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q I I e r E /.

TNS SN+NNftft% WV .IQh.
NllerI E |.
Die %pergangene 8obl bat oclt
8arteien uno ben &onoioaten ms
oeiammt $44, $685. gefoltet, Ga-
Don entfaGen allf Die Munieipal
2eogue $29,552.49. auf oie Citizens
Seague rur $15.046.68. 9ie Io5io=
Ihitii6e 8drtei CAB $3.50 aus.
Die 5erienidule ser Sermnnlls-
iobne 6eginnt ont Z. SUM III Ser
8radenrioee Sod S6ule. Sen I'm
terri6t erteilen Bruno &ielemetter,
Sri. @milie @ol5apfel ltno SRI. So
rotbea SenieG. 9os S6ulgelo betruqt
fir &inoer Der MitgIieoer 25 Gents
per Monot, fir Inoere 81 per 800
not.
Inter Sen S9tpeferlogen ser
9ernmnnsi0bne lit cine geneqlnq
5ur giloung zines Sraltenbors I'M
@ange. Cine 8eriammlung 6e6afs
Organization lit altf 0onnerfaq, Sen
|27. Mai angeiebt. 4Qe limo freuro-
li6it eingelaoen.
Ser @eiangperein u~sSrobIina@
bot bei6loiien, ieine Selbfttanoiqfeit
a%uf5ugeben unb iib Dem Sermanlls-
lobnesg9dnnerdor an5ui1lieBen. Die
erlte @eiangitunoe Der beioen oerst
nlgten @ereine fin0et am Montag
obeno itatt.
Ole Soften fir ben gau elmer
automobil stroBe bon Der gtuot
|tta6 Dem Weoinas8omm ueroen altt
runo $4,000 perani6logt.
Die erite &onpention Der ssit-
REPS IN Seras miro bier AMI Ia. uno
10. Suli abgebaIten.
@abreno Der 3eit bonn 26. Big
80. Wai miro bier in San 4ntonlo
Die 8iitriftfonoention Der eoangel.=
1fen SDnooe bon Mnterifa abQe6u[=
ten. Die SiBuneen finoen in ser
5rieoensfirde itatt uno b%eainnen oil
Withhold abenO. Die groffnlnaspre=
Digit bait 8oitor &aiesfi BON &urten.
Seoen obeno, nit ausnabme oes
Sotnltag, finoet @~ottesoienlt 5tatt.
am Sonntag miro engIiiderllao
oertider @ottesoienit abgebalten. 4n
Der a%onpention meroen fih iehsaia
hts lieb5ig 8aitoreil beteiligen. 8alipr|
WtornbtnDeg bon 0elt-graunfels 1T
8r1iioent.
81. 8. Suoion, oeiien 5obn bon
einem 9idel-4uto iiberfobren uao
perlebt lpliroe. fat cine Sdaoener-
lasflage BON $4,000 gegen oie u5an
Antonio 0idel Seroiee Gompann
drbangig gemaht.
SIN 6luiie idmimmeuo pur0e
dnl 5reitag 8ormittag rlabe Ser Ct.
Worp's griide oie 2eide BON $. Sou-
bolo entoedt. Gr mobnte 223 9elpin
StraBe. 9adbarn iagten aus, oaB
er nl Gage porber planlos lumber
ging. Man oermutet, Dob err auf
leirer 8dnoerl1ng 5ufdlig In ser,
5luB fiel uno ertranf. Soubolo
ltano I'M alter bon so Sabren. Gg
pobnte ieit 81 Sabren in Der Stabt
nno betrieb @erberet. Gr 6interlaBt
leine 5ran uno orei ainoer.
Die 8edman GruIbeo Gtone
GompanD BON San 4ntonio bat Ii.h
etnen 5reibrief ausltellen Iaiien. Gie
Sntorporotoren iino: 5. 8. @ran, 6.
arueger, O. q. Mc@sfiQ aapitol
$4,000.
Sic 8remier Oil Gompahp bon
San antonio bat einen SSreibriei
erlangt. 3ie 8eteiligten iino s.
SAINT, CHARLES Mernis, Saul grep.
mdrln. &apital $4,000.
Bon einem umitiir5enoen Gle
pator- Sbaft ipuroe int rlelen 5hul-
bdnie, Sope5 uno Colorado StraBe,
Der AS Sabre alte artbur Iuorpid err
idlogen. Der oSbnft~ mar MIR ourd)
5pei Seile befeltigt, anitatt oltrh bier.
nno als Der Bino iih ore6te, ld)ll,g
er Inn, oo es ibm an Salt febltc.
&uomif mar Srlanoer BON @eburf
uao bintcrldBt feline 5rou. 3pei
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Sine arpeartige 2eiltnna in reodf.

tloneaer 8e5ie6ung, tpie al1d] i1t ted
nilder IuSitottung, bat Die ysSreie
Brelie fiir Seras", IN San Mntonio
berarsgegeben, nel1e anl lebten
Withhold ouf ein 50iabriges Subj
lonm billpeiien fonrlte. 9ieie 80
Seiten ftarfe 4usgobe bringt cine
notwithstanding Sdiloerun9 See
5ortldritts unieres Staotes, ser
Staot Son 4ntorio uno ser CRITIC
renoen ioluie audi Ser eingegoneeteit
oeittiben 3eitungen. @ir miifen,
ipie piel Mtiibe uno arbeit es foftet
cine Spe5inl Iusgobe ber5ulteQen
= uno oa5u iogar nod cine BON 80
Seiten nno mir fonnef1 nniereE
geid6bten aoaeeen, Serren Gobcrt
Soni6fe utro @ltgo Moeller, ber5ltd)
gratulieren CUR 8oabringnna elmer
lol6en Rieienarbeit. @ae @rtifel
IND Bofit ipottneno uno oie @nsltat-
fnmg gldn5eno su nenner. Scr
n5reie Yreiie@ aber piinihen mir
ait6 fernerbin ein imfner groberes
@eoeiben, meldes ia i6IieBlid ontl
sur 8elfabrt nifieres gentfhteraz
ffertrlIs bettragen mub. SUIT a6
por, oieiem gefungenen &ieienaintcr-
febmen!
Geras golfsbote, 8renbam.)
Sebte 8ode erifien auf uulerm
&e~ooftionstiid Die SubilaumSalisea.
be, so Seiten itorf, ser ussreien
Ereie" bon San @ntonio. 0ieie
oenti6e 3eitung IN 8eras be-
fbren 81. Sabrgang. sir mint
iben oerielben bel @liif bein 4ns
tritt zines nelien Salbiobrbunoerts.
Gieie electromagnetic ourf5uIeien iii
ifon an uno fir lid feline fleine SIR
belt, ober oieielbe ber5uitellen erfor-
oerte t~agelatge Miibe uno anitren-
gltitgen.
(@aco 8oItl
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Iarm.groonfte.
@eniIIe.

aartoffelu. geue, $3.50 per gul6el;
Colorado nrb Soabo, $3.50 nno Site
per 100 &funb.
@adsbobnen, per 8uI9el, $t.75 Ii.
$500; Crime 8obnen, Sf.75 II. $500.
Somaten. Segns, 6 &orbe, 1915 uns
$500.
GiiBe &arfoffefn. 2o%uiItdua, S1.75.
gierpflan5eti. 1925 per Bllidel.
3fpiebeln. Segas @ermnoas, $3.50 per
Crate; 8ar. $1.25.
8eeten, 40c per 9b6. s8iinnel.
9eteriilie, 40c Der gBo. egin6el.
Spinnt. 4c per gfmnb
@elbe 8iiben, 85c Ii. 40c per 9nbeao-
8iinbel.
@riiner 8feffer, 65c.
@urfen, Gal. $3.50 Der Crate: Eeras
Squafb, 50c uno 75c fir 8nI9el.-
6ellerie, $3.50 Der Crate.
&obI, $3.50 unb $500 per Crate.
Meerretti9s8 nr5elu. per $50. 12hc
9opfialat $500 per Crate.
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Sir ben oeritorbenel1 gfalieret.
leiiber Aoolpbus guid ion TIT Ct.
2ouis Elm M~auioleum ge6nut fper
rem oas 100000 foften miro.
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5reie YreHe fit seras: sonnaben6 u. Mai 1915.

Sir ooer eegen oie Mmenoierullg
oes @rtifels Z, uoour6 oie Stats
uniperiitat bonn 4ferbor- uno @e.
lperbe &oleg getrennt tperoen ioG.
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@abnerLanie, Sf5be, 8lae6uss, Msrteg,
gioa9es, @meiien, Staten ufo lire 8rut
iofort getotet nit rs. & $. sgrtermfiiae
tor bereefteat in Gan Mntonio nn6 90
rdrrtiert. Grotun Chemical Co., 1909
Si0 Slores Ctr, Sci. grodett 1892,
Nenes 1549.
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NlarEts8
Sanmluple.

SuU NVIUHIU, o72 NeIEI5.
@alneiton, geitern. 80 gents-
G%ottoniamsn . Erpbufte.
San antpniD, Ser., %. Mai. -f915
Yrinta grlloe Cotton Seeb Oil, Al
Gents pet @auone.
sieiu gprf, %. @ai. - Spot 1925
uro $685.; Weai, 1925 uno 1928; SUM,
$6.33 unb $3.50; Snli, seas u1o
$6.49; Altguit, 1851 uuo 1862, 6epe
TENDER, 1913 nno 1914; Gftober,
S6.73 uno 1914, 0obember, $685. na6
S6.75i 9eaember. $6.57 nno $6l58.
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SrpmotiOn Or. pbil-.) fir uer-
ofenftlideD iiiertation. GoIptefniatnt.
Chicago.
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SIR CUTE ltbrem : &eparaisssr
geH sa Stsu Sens, 224 Gft-Gpm.
mere Str. Wn5}
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ssnet nd befunoers sar Serenbnng IN @eruanote mno Sefannte in
SentidlanS, Sa fe amfaRenoe 9nsfnuft i6er GnNse ger6altniie nus
seidtbthde Greisnife ereilt. Sn BnnOert Srnfen fam man i6er Bic
nene 9eumat aibt 10 ~amsfabrlides idre6en, he es int bieier gummer
emtbaten lit.
Mans enbe griefmarfeu nb Iorehen mnb mir beprgen bas lle6riae.
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gI.I Rarft.

Gan antouio Ser, %. Mai. 1915
Sdlen 1913 bis 1915.
9iihe $3.50 bis 1878.
3dlber $500 bis 1925.
@ulen $3.50 biz $6.15.
ct. 2ouis, %. Rai 1915. - Winos
pieh, Serns@Yieb, 1925 bis $3.50.
Sdiueine 1925 bis $7.75.
Sdnte.
Shiuere pom S6Iddter .22 gts
2eihte bonn GfIndter ......22 gts
Grin Qeiul1ene 1917 gts.
Ieae.
angoras8 ieeen. per BIO. ...... 10 eta
befHd6igt. ...B gts
Bolf aitb Sn&s.. =. -. -. 40 gts.
Bifbe Nahen.. =. :. :. 40 CITE
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9log.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-27

interest, So for taxes, SIS for labor and
$40 for harvesting, leaving net in
both instances of just $I2.
Slow to Learn.
THE farmers have been slow in
learning that 1t IL to their advantage
10 keep the farm land rich Lime
stone Is absolutely necessary for pro-
ductive soil There are 10 elements
which must be in the soil il plant life
is to grow. They are carbon, hydro
gen, oxygen. nitrogen, phosphorus po-
tasium. alcamine, magnesium, iron
and sulphur Results in raising crops
Will he secured Just In the proportion
to the amount Of these elements the
soil contains"
Professor Eckhardt showed how al
falfa seed is being inoculated with glue
in order 10 prevent it from being blown
away. He discussed the increased
profits which farmers would get IL
they would feed their corn to stock
rather than to sell it, since through
keeping cattle on the farm, limestone,
which is so much needed to replenish
the land. can he obtained. He brought
out the interesting fact that the towns
OF JOY. TAYLOR Ridge and Reynolds are
the largest hog producers in the
world
Township Libraries.
The township library idea was ex-
planned by Miss Anna May Price, sec
rotary OF the library extension com
mission. which has been formed for
the purpose Of arousing interest in
good books. She explained that while
there were 90 townships in this state
which had township Libraries, there
were over 100 in use in Indiana She
showed aow the parcel post could be
txed for dispatching books, and de-
clared that the plan, if properly en-
couraged. would prove Of inestimable
value. especially in the rural districts
and with rural schools A travelling
library is now in use in Edgington
township.
Miss Lou NJ. Harris. county super
intendent Of schools, gave a short adj
dress on THE Young People and Their
Community. Miss Harris has taken a
great deal Of interest in the work
which is being done for the schools of
Edgington township. She told the way
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-27
Steel Magnate Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 2f.-Charles
Edward Stafford. 81 years old, prom
inently identified with the steel in
dustry, died Of apoplexy today at Hav-
erord, Pa. He was widely known for
his improvement in the design for an
open hearth furnace and he made the
first Bessemer steel ingot In this coun-
try, He was also connected with the
South Chicago plant of the Illinois
Steel company.