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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
WlLLAPA HARBOR'
MILLS START UP
Lumber Situation at Raymond
and Vicinity yImproves; South
Bend Plant Opens

RAYMOND, March 29.-From pres
ent indications it appears that the
local mills which have not been oper-
ating during the greater part Of the
winter are about to assume opera
tions and that the industrial situa-
ton on the Willapa Harbor is to show
vast improvement.
After a shut down since the first
part of November the South Bend
Mills e. Timber company's plant re-
sumed operations on ten hour basis
last week. About 1875 men have been
put tc work.
The Kleeb mill is expected to start
up this week. About IS men will be
put to work on an eight hour day.
Kleeb says that at present he sees
only a few weeks work ahead, but
that he is in hopes that other orders
will materialize later.
1t has been reported that the Nc
Gee shingle mill is to begin running
soon, owing to the fact that the plant
has been undergoing repairs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
EAGLES WORKING
HARDON SPLASH
N. P. Nelson Is Chairman ol
Committee and Many Sub
Committees Are Named

HOQUIAM, March 29.-The Eagles
who have taken charge of the Splash
for next July, are working hard both
as lodge and as individuals to make
the celebration the best yet held on
Grays Harbor. At the meeting Fri.
day night. Of the executive committee
its membership was enlarged and
work was assigned to subcommittee
N. P. Nelson is chairman of the whole
committee, R. E. Dawdy is secretary
and treasurer.
Chairmen of subcommittee are az
follows: Finance, N. P. Nelson; ad.
vertising, Jesse l.. Havens: special
water sports, Harold Blake: Indian
sports, w. E. Campbell; construction,
P. J. Mourant; decorations, s. A. Gi.
rard; logging contests, N. P. Nelson;
music, A. v. Dimlar; parade, F. L.
Morgan; entertainment and invita-.
tions. F. H. Lamb.
Louis Miller will have charge of
the log rolling feature and the amuse-
ments and concessions will be in the
hands Of the executive committee for
tho present.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
ROAD NEAR HMA|
GETS ATTENTION
Next Work on Olympic High
way Will Be Done There
If Town Paves Street

MONTESANO, March 20. = The
next paving on the Olympic Highway
between Elma and Montesano will be
done on the Elma end, providing Ell.
ma will pave it's main street in the
business district.
This has been decided by Commits
sioner Kirkaldie after conference
with the state highway commission.
ers. There will be about $4,000
available for paving in that district
this year. which will stretch over
more or less road according to the
width Of the paving.
OF the narrow paving done east of
Montesano last year, the same amount
of money paved about five miles OF
road. Some officials, however, do not
like the narrow ribbon paving, though
good many experts have praised
1t during the winter months just pass
ed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30

Trout Season Will Not Open
Thursday, April l; New
Law Not in Effect

The trout season will not open
Thursday, April l. 1t will be April
Fool Day for many a misguided
angler, who had thought that the new
law, passed by the legislature, fix
Ing April instead of May as the
seasons opening, would apply this
year.
In letter of instructions mailed
by State Game Warden L. H. Oar.
win to all county game wardens, he
says that the old date of May must
be strictly observed. The bass sea.
son, however, will be open June 10,
the date the new law goes into ef.
feet. instead of July Is, the old date.
The new law prescribes April l, also,
as the opening date for the bass sea.
son; 80 the season will be opened as
soon as the new law goes into effect
County game wardens are also ad.
vised that the new law makes 1t an
offense for a game warden to hunt
while on duty.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
DISTRIBUTE 200 BULBS
TO ABERDEEN PEOPLE

Two hundred bulbs distributed ID
the record achieved for Fridays
work by the Aberdeen Civic Improve
ment association. The annual bult
day at the library building was a dis
tinct success; yet 80 more bulbs could
have been given away to that many
disappointed applicants.
The women wh1 collected the bulbs
however, are satisfied, even Though
they would have hkSdi the 50 extra
packages for the ones disappein4ed
The fact that 200 bulbs were receiv'
"a f0f' distFibation demonstrated that
citisenss Of .Aherdsen' wore willing to
resRsad to the call and thae Bun
Oay;smays safely be- counted upon a
IN annual institution.a
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
THIEF EXERCISES Po0R,
JUDGMENT AT HoQDfM

-HOQUIAM. March 3s.-Poor jaAe
ment was exercised BY = thief Satur-
day night at the dance given BY tho
local lodge OF the Scandinavian. L q.
G. 7. In honor Of the grand lodge oe
the order held here through the ~.
He stole the travelling bag a. 1seaS-
urer Christ Larsen Of the grand lpdee,
district No. 2. There wAs ud1liing
in the bag but ofhcial books aha -
pers Of the lodge. s.. 81 is.
4 After Mr.. Larsen and Hjsiinar
Sandsren; < secFetasy Of tn leeal'
lodge. had made ,aA sxhAnatiye ssasch
for the ba& called in tother nhentses
and. fHally; the HpQuiam pol1pe. Il
was found near the ecandinavfaish hall
where TIE thisfi III tAtpwn Il aftsr
eassasch for booty,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
STUDYING IN FIELD
Daily Trips Made ey Y. w. Forestry
Course Students to Lake City
Cruising. Timber

SEATTLE. March 29.--Students
taking tho forestry short course at
the University Of Washington. are
now spending their time in the field.
They are making daily trips to Lake
City, few miles out from Seattle
on the Bothell road. There, under
the tutelage Of Professor q. T. Clark.
they put in the day with practical
work Of such character ~ they would
be called upon to do under actual
neld conditions. The men interest.
q in numbering are making the cal
cplAtions necessary IN ccmmerctel
Operations. The others are making
sstimstst an( cruising tho, timber. X
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
Fed OFFICER ]
EARNS WAGES
Weeks Work Nets $50 in
Fines and Like Amount
Is Yet to Be Paid

MONTESANO, March 29.-Speed
Officer Smith was out Just one week
yesterday, and has brought in some
thing over $50 and has that much
more coming in. Here is the weeks
list of arrested with comments there
on:
G. w. Ripley, Aberdeen, auto, "go
ing too fast" SIS.
King Vannucie, cigar dealer, Aber.
deem, motorcycle, speeding, SO.
Councilman w. J. Egerer, Aber
deem, speeding" to appear in court
Monday.
Joe Vance. Malone. ION his way to
Aberdeen, stopped at the golf links
for lunch. Stayed too long. Tried
to make up an hours time between
there and Aberdeen SIS.
=. Taylor, motorcycle, speeding
SO.
w. Weber and G. ]. Ackles and =,
Padclif, motorcycles, bonds up.
"Of course can do better when !
get things going right" said the
speed cop.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
SELECT STUDENTS TO-
DECLAIMr AT CONCERT

Contestants to take part in the an
nual grammar school defamation
competition Friday, April 8. have been
picked out. These eight boys and
girls, with their winning selections.
were picked from the 20 who tried
for the honor: Gran Boule," Joe
Cloud; "Ruggles," Lynden Messer:
"About Willie Johnson" Anna Mac.
key; Rock Me to Sleep" Frances
Thomas: "RAtssdy Man." Wanda
wockbHrts: "Uncie PodSsfs" Nora
Andrews: Tom sawyer Ofmond
HilI. and "Apostr6phA to tie Noun.
taihs," John Gronow. ta's
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
RADIO STATION
MAY BE HERE
Bradner and France Are Try
ing to Secure Government
Station for Harbor

Either on Grays Harbor or At
Bremerton on Puget Sound will be
established the largest government
radio station on the Pacific Coast.
Lieutenant Mcconnell of the United
States navy has been in communi-
cation for some weeks past with. Lieut..
A. E. Bradner, commander Of tho
Fourth Division, N. M. W., over the
matter Of locating the station.
Mayor Eugene France 10 helping
Lieutenant Bradner in pulling the
wires for Grays Harbor, and the Alb
erdeen Chamber of Commerce and Ho-
quiam Commercial club also are work
ing towards the same end, the com-.
mercial organisations directing their
efforts more particularly to the -
qpring Of the land Tor the station.
Whichever city gets the plum. It wiz
be necessary that 80 acres OF Land
be donated to the government.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30

Devotees Of Natianal Pastime
Nurse Arms Crippled From
Sessions 1t the Bat
CRANDSTAND HELPS SOME
Pow;elIand vaadevortC Greeted
!, With Cheers and Cfoanyfor
Home Rams ana Fan 0uts.

Is : .
The baseball season is opening. One
does not nesd to 70 to Everett. where
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
|0RPHEUS TO
| GIVE CONCERT
Big Affair Planned for May
BY Aberdeen Organization
for Male Singers
SEATTLE SOLOIST TOHELP
Greater Part Of Program will
) Consist Of Choruses BY
Clubs 81 Members

The Orpheus club will give q big
concert in May. This announcement
on the part Of Aberdeen's newest or
ganisation-in fact, only assemblage
of male singers. means much to musi.
cal circles Of Grays Harbor. The
exact date for the concert has not
been set by Director 8. Wetteland,
with whom that detail has been left,
as yet. except that It will be in May.
DR.. G: Tonning and r. e. Paslay
will 90 to Seattle some day this week
to arrange for securing one or more
male soloiits Of the Queen City to
strengthen the program for the, con-
cert. ~ alsC as heDsdt T. ssenFs the
services Of one or two Of the womea
sinssFg Of this city. The rest Of the
progrAp, AeweyesS.w will. b furnisA%d
byt Qtphs1sa club menbsrs, and ~ Viii
consist Of male choruses. practically
snfirsiy.s !, While. the eplacs Tor. Glvine
tho eaassct ihssansts besn lsslsatsE Il
is HheE that u VIII ~ il the GRIND
tneasNH. ,aSaf ri f.x I'll n Il
TheFe now are 81 membeye Of the
Orphsus. clab.. II is the nuclsua. well
started. Of what It IL hoped viii. b..
cotues q stroag organisetien, mamber-
ship inawhiehsvilI be confined 70 men.
Eve0ttaiiy- the club- hopsss 70 sstsb-
lish club .roems' - do; Ofpasas .clube
in the larger eities.- When IT. has
reached that stage It is likely that
membership viii not be restricted to
singers. alone, but that any msn may
join. This widening Of the member.
ship scope. too. is . practice in the
larger cities. Many men. who are
not gifted with musical talents them.
solves but who enjoy music and it,
associations. Join OrpheuS clubs and
take advantage Of the clubs social
diyersions.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
CAN'T GET CHAPLIN.
Asrieulturlst Whom County commis-
sioners Wanted, Has Decided to
Stay With Job In Oregon

MONTESANO. March 29.-Agricult-
urist Chaplin who. it was hoped. could
be secured for this county, is unavail.
able. 1t is understood that be has
patched up his differences and 10 60.
ing to stay in Oregon. So far a. known
no selection has yet been made for
Chehalis county which goes to show
what has been claimed by the gov.
ernment all along that even at fairly
good salaries paid 1t IL difficult to md
qualified men for the jobs.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
SCORES LACK
OF ECONOMY
Governor Points to Instances
# Extravageace Unprece-
dented in. Leeislature
TOO MANY EMPLOYEES
lawmakers Failed to Apply
Promised y Curtaillinlsats = -
Thsir Own Expenses

OLyMp1A March 2s-.rn u,s.frr
49,. 81. ....,..,.,, ..-.-,....,,- =
upoA '"s 'en''sA's spp''V'-.'' -
slzcoo made oy the resent ,sesis-
turs. to meet its own. additional sx-
pendltures' aovernor EFnese AAsssr
took occasion to comment visoroasv
upon the economical program ciaAn'-
ed Dy iegislative leaders.
folnt'ns out tnat the e1peno'turee
OF the present LEGISLATURE for asss'I !,
ws1e iArser tnsn tnose o. any otasr
session N. the history OF tns - =
uovernor Aaeser eaad;
Pri9r 70 the meetlns q the -
lafure wei were l9lornea M tpis - -
% an eaencmaeal seeslep. Fne M Ii
move maze Pys tAe, mouse ~ repNee -! !.
oalveg 1nqlcateq fasts ee949M@ -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
SPUDS GO UP;
SALARY RISES
Presbyterian ChurchIncrease,
: Emolument Of Pastor Simp-
son for Good Cause
ORGANIZATIONS THRIVE
Annual Meeting Of Church
Shows Best Year in Whole
History Of Body

The price Of potatoes has advanc.
ed and quotations still are climbing
There's no getting around that fact;
~ Aberdeen housewives are learning
TO their sorrow.
And the Rev. T. q. Simpson, who
10 an Irishman. has suited the con.
s8regation Of the First Presbyterian
church from tho ground up: so~well
IN fact. that 1t the annual church
meeting last Friday night It was vot'
I'd to extend call to him to be
the chnrch's regular pastor. Mr.
Simpson has been oecnpyings the pull
pit under. whats wase 10 have been Z
-ysar's trial. since last' September.
II AAs con1ieetiAn betwesA, the "a
vance In potatoes atA 4 the. qusstlAn
~ retaining Mr.. Simpeen - not Oh
vious. already, It's only beeause you
'wsre not present ct the church. mest
sang. It wasidpEing Mn eimpsoa:s -
=sence. requested " the Gqkhesiht fos
. few uainptae, that soale- tAouehtful
spirit comNlsn4sA upong the sa49anes
IN cost ~. .tAs tphsr. II waS sususA
.AnokAsr squelly; kheaeAtful, spirit moy
~ed 10 raise .thsap pastor'ss saaary. The
motion carried and was entered o.
the minutes. .. ->ss-.s. &
ThsrArwesS othsr ;soodA ressoAs
A~-l>>v 90, - e~ausy xH~ ua.knpss aaf
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
Justine Carothers Leading in Race
For Heralds Overland Touring Car

The inagroted BY the Herald three ceeks
old today and the Herald constrained ask the Indulgence
subsc turned By the contest
ants but wo received the In the past e daye and
carly h the closing Saturday night Of the special bonus offer umder
ch treble voues gven IN vo poured N
taiy the subscription With Fridays these sab
U vng the
By carrier or By mai, as ordered.
As be By the standing Of contestant" oboue Miss Justine
Corohe Of Montesam leads the for the Overland touring and
valudbe pes toddy wh Mrs. Rys Bresoe Sdts and
Miss Nellie Erv of this city, pressing hard her heels
Until Saturday evening April double instead of treble vaas IN notes
will Be for subscrpons IN other words yds
called the original schedule
s 600 ndsr as Of TIE past dys The bou d double pd p
Saturday evenng The contest poiue @ ose
Tddy eveNing April and subscriptions turned IN nsyt
sM gv contestants simply tie vo cad m ANd the orgul
schedule nm - T#si ss#a st. f>
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
BARELY SAVED HOME.
Bear Gulch Ranch House Of Emil
Carlson Saved from Destruction
BY Timely Arrival Of Help

The ranch home of Emil Carlson, in
Bear Gulch, was nearly destroyed by
brush fire which threatened the
property Friday and Saturday. Mrs.
Carlson aided her husband in fighting
back the flames, but they would have
failed, in all probability, had not
Mark Ennis and Oscar Hermans of
this city. fortunately appeared on the
scene
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
AsERDEEN TEAM Loses

HOQUIAM. March 20. -In one
sided game At the r. n. G. a. gym,
nlsium Friday evening the secoKd'
basketball team Of the Central school
Of Hoqdiam defeSted the 'sec6hd team
u the franklin school, Abtrdseh. "
. score OF 90-l.' n HS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
sueMs, TO GROUND

The two.story residence Of VI O.. Slu.
.isr. 7o4 Polk street. South Aberdeen.
was burned to the ground Sunday
morning. The nre broke out 1t
O'Clock. Loss was sl.Soo,. fully Gov
cred BY insurance, No cause for. the
fre has been ascertained. The .are
department was delayed In arrival BY
the turning. ct nrst, Of the wrong
tiarm. - &
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
DRourH FROM WAR
MoNTEsANo. March 20.

MONTESANO, March 29.-
Silas Yonkers, Thurston coun-
ty resident, who was here the
other day, says the United
States is to experience drouth.
why? Because" avered Yon-
kers, "the explosives used by
warning nations in Europe will
have the same effect as have
explosives used in this country
to produce rain. 1t will be rain
there; dry here. All the mois.
ture on earth will be attracted
to the other side."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
AusTR,ANs QUARREL
Jakov Lyuiic Appears This Afternoon.
In Justice Court Charged With
Assault With Revolver

Jakov Lyulic appeared at o'clock
this afternoon in the justice court
of l. N. Gardner to answer to a
charge Of striking Joseph Katalinic
on the head with revolver butt. The
tap. It is averred, was administered
in the course of an argument over the
sale Of a lot in Junction City, in
Katalinic's room. The men are Aus
trians.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
Nelson Peeush About His Lawn


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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30
cEpAx CAMP 10 OPEN

PACIFIC BEACH, March 2s.-Ar
chic McMurray announces that the
Murray and MeCask' cedar camp on
Joe Greek. near here. wilf open mex,
week. employing some 80 men. The
Andsfson aftddlston Lumber com
panyas camp. in the same vicinity,
opened reeehtl5. A9s yseiifa srs'y.s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-30

The Herald 10 the most widely read
/. vhDeeriH Chehalis, County. Wise ~.
rsstiisst EneE - ss0 ga9 4 a1 fas
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CONTINUED on Page ski.
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-12

a sister, Mrs. Pearl Ogden Of
near Tyler
When news of the trouble
reached Hickman, Deputy Sher
If Naylor went to the scene.
Walter Allison could not be NOV
ed on account Of his wound, but
Oscar Allison gave himself up
and came TO town with the dep
uty and was lodged in Jail The
Allison men are around 10 years
old, and both unmarried. In q
difficulty at an Ice cream supper
IN the bottom on Friday night.
Oscar ~ said to have shot and
dangerously wounded a woman
Mrs Rose Burger, wife OF Geo
Burger The shot hat her IN the
hand and stomach, but is sand to
have been accidental. rs hr was
attempting to shoot at some man
when the lady threw herself be
tween the combalants IN the hope
OF stopping the trouble
Too bad that men must indulge
ia such affairs.
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-12
WOULD BUILD LEVEE
IN UPPER BOTTOM.

W + Bowen and number O.
upper bottom land owners are
are behind a movement to try to
get leyee to keep the waters
.ot the Mississippi off the land "
ing between Chalk Bluff. Hick-
man and Moscow.
1t would be necessary to build
about twelve miles of earthw0rk
10 height Of twelve feet aud
solve the problem of handhno
Bayou de Chem creek, which the
line must cross.
The upper bottom people are Sc.
rously IN earnest ia this matter.
Tins year a number of them have
planted their crops three times
aud lost them at last.
\ meeting has been called for
Saturday morning at 10 o 'cloct.
at Whasue S corner, SIX miles 3
boNe town, Tor The purpose OF d.s-
eussing ways and means of secul-
.ng q leyea. Judge Stair. Hon.
W j McMurry Govt Engineer
Hinton and others have been ask
ed 10 bee present
The facts are As regards tins
section since the building OF the
Rcclioot and Missouri lryees.
water is coming fully five feet
higher ou the upper bottom. aud
land owners believe the govern
mrnt owes IL to them 10 CIV.
some measure of relief 1t Is
now next to Impossible TO max,
q crop on the lowest lands on
account OF So many D,rrliows. /,
Us 10 be- hoped these people val
hud a way 10 get lryer. II
means everything 10 them ami
the town of Hickman would ur
greatly 5ruetittru indirectly
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-12

several shots passed both WAYS
probably % or 80 u all oscar
Allison is said 10 have gone To
lhr door 10 close 10 when hr re-
.ri'rd bullet ia hs arm When
Wallace rmpicd Ms gun. Walter
Allison armed with bed sIat
ran uui and chased Wallace some
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-12
HICKMAN KENTUCKY, THURSDAY AUGUST 12 1915

continued IN the fight after re-
ceiying his wound At any rate,
the wounds IN Wallace Is body III
dicated he received two loads
from shot gun, one in the hip
and another IN the mouth and 3
or 1 pistol balls Who fired them
Is question But, this is all
hcarsay and We do not attempt 10
Nouch for the truth OF any of II.
Wallace died almost immediate
ly, and hls body was brought 20
his home at Hickman and pre-
pared for burial The body was
inferred Sunday at Sassafras
Ridge Wallace was probably 80
years old and has a wife and
three small children He oper-
atcd a small lunch and soft drink
stand Just west of town lie
was born IN Tennessee, bat was
practically reared IA the lower
bottom II seems ih6; Bert has
had q pretty extensive criminal
career which dates back 10 the
killing of Oscar DIggs. al q dance
iu the lower bottom some five
years ago. bat which proved 20
Dee accidental he paid many
fines 10 the city and has been IN
circuit court several times for va
rlous oiipuscs Only two days
before his death, City Judge W
B Anberg talked 10 Wallace and
begged him 10 turn over a new
leaf aud try 10 stay out OF trOu
bile Wallace told the Judge he
would that bee did not want 20
ki,l any one or be killed that he
WASH prepared to die, etc.
Something like month ago a
raid was made Oh Wallace place
by cip officers. and while about
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-12
ONE KILLED; THREE WOUNDED!
Election Day Fight Ten Miles Below Hickman Resulted in the
Death OF Bert Wallace and Walter Allison Nav Die
Two Others Only Slightly Injured
WALLACE WAS NOTED CHARACTER
DETAILS or TRAGEDY NOT KNOWN
Bert Wallace killed

Bert Wallace killed
Walter Allison probably NOR
ly wounded
Oscar Allison shot boa tlr arm
Richmond Clrayrs several teeth
Uuockrd out
This s the toll oi ID free. ioraIl
Wght which occurred about 3 %
lock Saturday afternoon af th,
Allison slorr 10 miles below lllch
um ou Sas,Airas Ridge
There are yarpu, rumors 10.
CARDS thr lragriy bat thr truth
u. probably not br known until
brought out 300 court pIr
r together tho Farw. reports
,.em, thg trouble ua. pr-lu
rI by o difficulty between
..aEcs and " q johnson whom
... latter h' the former 100 Oh.
mouth with q ,oiH water huff..
a'cklng uut several It us teeth
.r' Wallace s said fu HaE. u
'.rrri and Chester STOW.
a1brd hm and pushed hm OUT
'lr store door STOW, ram
th into thr house and Nu.a.,
Ipped out ha gu and began
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-12
Fulton county
Hickman county

Fulton county elected Mcllm
ry and Hickman county vote was
majority Williams got IN the
two counties just what MrNlurry
received IN Fulton county
Congratulations, old mau
The Hickman courier., 1915-08-12


three dozen shots We're rxchang
ed no one Was seriously hurt II
Wac SNOW Chambers. and ia tins
rad, who had ms ueckue clipped
OIL by bullet. and Policeman
Wall received a slight flesh
wound Ia the arm.
At the request of county
authorities, Wallace kept has
place OF business closed Saturday
afternoon. Being idle, he and
u9o other friends decided to 20
10 the Ridge to spend the after
noon. Mr.. Wallace is survived by
two brothers, Frank and jim, and