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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-27
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8ubnlinie @ro0no-@ilna na6 8il-
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Eeitiger &ompf.
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trietert lid) ougenblidli6 in oem
Gebiete bel Gpfoci1 iu0lieh bon
GiiolpeB. SIM 9eor6en miro Die
Guntpffeitung i6on lange bombar-
6tert. Ser slngriff bon @Ioen
miro eirgeleitet.
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oeuti i9en 8erbiinoeten meitere Sort
iGritte ge1noht, bie balo CUR b0ui-
gen 3er1terung ser Seite fubren
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Brin5 2eopolo bon 8apern bat et-
tpas n0r0li9 bon 8reit-2itotpsf Die
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19au, 10 mur6en au6 Dem IeBten
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ia6li6 un6 0ltli6 bon &omno ge-
1na9t. 8et einem erfolgrei6en
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Gee mur6en 750. @efangene ge-
1no9t.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-27

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.nem 8aa ii ber 9er5ge gegeno setroffen
limb ftarb trob otrs sfpfort htnali eerit>
afenen 6r5tli4en Ollie.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-27
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IN Bette aller satiaden ii.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
CAN'T Sell FISH
CONCERN PLANT
Sheriff Is Restrained From
Auctioning Cooperative
Property for Taxes

MONTESANO, April 1.-Sherifl
Schelle Mathews is restrained from
selling the property of the Fisheries
Cooperative Packing company for
taxes. The sale was to have occurred
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. In.
stead argument on the temporary re.
straining order will be heard tomor.
row.
In the complaint filed against the
county. the county treasurer and
county sheriff, to prevent the sale
the plaintiff alleges the 1913 taxes
charged against the company were
taxes that should have been assessed
against the Union Fishermen's Co.
operative company Of Astoria: thai
the 1914 taxes became delinquent
only on March IL, and that the COM
pany had no opportunity to go be
fore the county commissioners and
make objection to them: that the
1915 taxes were not yet due.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
ISAAC BEEMER
PASSES AWAY
Pioneer Of Aberdeen Answers
Last Call !; Funeral Will
Be Held Tomorrow

Isaac Beemer, for 30 years resi-
dent of Aberdeen, succumbed at /
O'Clock yesterday morning to the raw.
ages Of blood poisoning. Death came
in local hospital. whittier Mr.. BEEN.
er was moved some weeks ago when
1t was realized that his condition was
becoming serious. The fatal blood
poisoning started with slight infec-
ton in bunion.
Mr.. Beemer was aged 81 years, 10
months and 20 days and was a Cana.
dian by birth. He is survived by the
widow, who lives in the family home,
313 East First street, and by a sister
and six brothers. The sister, Mrs.
Anna Morris. lives in Michigan. One
brother, James Beemer, resides in Alb
erdeen; four: Lee. Joseph. Abraham
and Charles Beemer, live in Michigan;
and one brother, Smith Beemer, lives
in Montana.
At the coming of Mr.. Beemer to
Aberdeen, 80 years ago. he entered
the express and teaming business. and
followed 1t successfully during his en-
tire residence here. In early days he
was practically alone in the trade.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
First Congregational church. Rev. ].
T. Mcqueen will be the ofiiciating
clergyman. The body lies at the
Whiteside undertaking establishment,
where friends. this afternoon and to.
morrow morning. may view 1t.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
MISS HEMENWAY
|SUSTAINS STROKE
Assistant County School Su.
perintendent Stricken With
Paralysis at Desk

MONTESANO, April 1.-Miss w
B. Hemenway, assistant county su.
perintendent of schools, was stricken
Tuesday with what appears to be
paralysis and is still unconscious al
her homo in this city.
Miss Hemenway was at her desk
at the court house Monday as usual
and apparently in her usual health
Tuesday morning, while dressing, she
fell forward unconscious.
With the aid Of a delivery man
who happened at the house, Mrs
Hemenway got her daughter onto a
bed and a physician was summoned
Miss Hemenway has been in the su
perintendent's Office for number OF
years and has a wide acquaintance
throughout the county.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
INSANE CASES
NEED HOSPITAL
Under New Law County Must
Name Institution for De-
tention Of Suspects

MONTESANO, April /. - Under
chapter los of the new laws, It will
now be necessary for the court to
name some hospital in the county as
a place for the detention of persons
arrested as insane.
The law provides wards shall be
set aside in county hospitals. or pri.
vate hospitals may be selected where
there is now no county hospital. This
county has a hospital building, but
1t is not in operation, SO a private
hospital will have to be named in
any case where the court finds there
is any question about the patients
being insane beyond any reasonable
doubt"
Under the law such patients shall
be under the supervision Of the coun.
ty physician. In this county the ply.
sician is located in Montesano, but
there is no hospital here at present
The bill seemingly will be difficult OF
operation in this county.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02

Just few more days and the sub.
scription contest will be over. Some
one viii have an Overland touring
car: someone else q Ford: . piano
will 80 to the third lucky young won.
IN; and there are two gold watches
and two cameras for the other four
But naturally it's the Overland, first
then the Ford and the piano that each
young woman is striving for.
Tomorrow. Saturday evening. the
bonus Of double votes will close. Aft.
'-er that. and up to Thursday evening
of next week, April 8. when the Her.
aid contest definitely and finally will
close. votes will count a. in the orig.
inal schedule ...
= Each contestant will make out her
own ballots and report them for the
last few days. starting the first Of
the week and ending Thursday night.
OF course, there will be q big influx
OF votes by tomorrow night. in order
that contestants may take advantage
Of the double bonus: 5000 instead Of
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
REALTY MOVES QUICK

To have a house step out
from under your feet Is an ex-
perience enjoyed by few peo-
pie who have not gone through
an earthquake. Mrs. G. M.
Bruce. AIS East Market street,
passed through just such an or
deal this morning, at 10:45
O'Clock.
Il know the time, for the
clock stopped when the house
dropped" said Mrs. Bruce, lat
or. ta
Mrs. Bruce has occupied the
house at 416 East Market street.
q 2-story wood structure, for
the past eight years. It is own
ed by Charles veysey, Of Mon.
tesano. In this mornings real.
ty casualty, the building was
moved three feet. west and four
feet towards the center Of the
Garth, when the rotten under
pinning gave way. Mrs. Bruce
declares she was not one whit
frightened. But Jimmy Bruce
aged 5, started to pack his ef-
fects immediately
The house 10 said to be one
Of the oldest In Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
NELLIE ERVICK|C0 IT ALONE
LEADS IN trace ON WYNOOCHE
France Urges That City Alone
May Push Project for Sc.
curing Water Supply
With Economyin Management
Of Present Plant Mayor
Sees Clear Course

III we would secure Z permanent
water supply from the Wynooche we
must make an attempt to do 1t by our.
selves" said Mayor Eugene France,
Wednesday night. in a communica.
ton to the city council.
II would first suggest" continued
the mayor, that the city undertake
to secure from the government GER
tain water and power rights within
the watershed Of the government re-
serve. would further recommend
that during the coming summer q sur
vey be made and pipe line located
at least as far as the lower canyon
Of the Wynooche; and that at some
point on the Wynooche not over IL
or IL miles distant from Aberdeen
= place be located for the establish.
ment Of q pumping plant. the water
to be pumped directly from the we'll
or cistern. This water. Of course.
would be filtered through some Of the
gravel beds Of the river. which would
make it pure and wholesome.
THAT would be sufficient work for
this year. During the ensuing or the
next year you could commence lay
ing the pipe line between Aberdeen
and the pumping station on the wy
nooche. In three years you could
have this ready for operation with
out any great expenditure above your
surplus revenue. iE
Revenue Must % saved.
"A part Of your4 revenue this year
from water will b devoted to pay
ment Of general fund warrants. II
you pursue the scheme that have
outlined towards procuring water
from the wynooche. the general fund
after this year could not depend up
on. the earnings Of the water plant
to supply any Of it's revenue. II the
procuring Of the Wynooche supply be
followed as outlined, by then your
new plant will be in and working
and you will be a long way toward
gravity system.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
FLAMES EAT
UP MILLINERY
Mrs. James A. Galway ! Estab-
ishment Is Entirely Ruined
BY Midnight Blaze
Trading Stamp Premium Con.
Germ Had It's Establishment
IN Same Quarters

Fire, the origin Of which has not
been ascertained. shortly before mid
night broke out in the store, in the
Electric building, corner of Broad
way and Heron streets, occupied BY
the millinery establishment Of Mrs.
James A. Galway and the branch Of
the IS. & H." trading stamp pre-
MUM concern, Of Seattle. Mrs. Gal
ways less probably will approximate
$4,000. with only $500 insurance. The
trading stamp company's loss, stated
the local manager, q. G. Wieting, this
morning, will be hard to estimate i'm
mediately. He believed that it would
be more than $4,000. and that It would
be covered by insurance. F. L. Tut.
tie. Of the Seattle once. states VIE.
ting. has the figures on value Of stock.
The alarm was turned In by Patrol.
man L J. Sorell. at 11:65 o'clock last
night. An explosion, caused by the
fierce heat Of the fire. which It ID be.
lieved could have been burning but Z
short time then, was heard by the
patrolman and was the first warning
given Of the blaze. The fire depart.
ment made prompt response and an
hours work quenched the fire. The
most cursory examination Of the es
tablishment. then. showed that both
millinery and premium stocks ol
goods were q total loss, what Of eth
or that was spared by the names be
ing ruined hyl water.
The only theory advanced in ex
PLANTATION Of the firs u spontaneous
combustion. The store il steam
heated. and examination Of an elec
trio flatiron, used BY Mrs.. Galway
showed that It had not bean over
heated. as
Mrs. Galway will reopen her estab
lishment, 1t was stated today, ~ soor
as possible.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
HALF MILLION ASKED
Senator Jones and Congressman John.
con Request Appropriation for
Harbor Jetty

WASHINGTON, April 1.-Out Of
the lump appropriation which con-
gress made for river and harbor work
this year. and which the secretary Of
war Is to apportion. Grays harbor
wants at least $56o.oo0 for the repair
and maintenance Of the jetty. Sem
ator w. L. Jones has personally filed
with Secretary Of War Garrison q
letter signed by himself and Repre-.
sentative Albert Johnson, urging that
this sum be granted.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
MAY SUE OVER
LOT WORTH 81
Mistake Made nSelling Ocostz.
Property Likely to Cause
Litigation

MONTEsANo. April 1.-Codnfy-
officials say that suit is likely to,
result from a mistake made in SELL.
ing lot 8. block .. Ocosta "A lot thxtss
is possibly worth a dollar or two
or was SO considered by the county
when it was sold in 1907 to two pazs.
ties, George L. Davis and Charles
Neeson.
The sales were made during g. Z.
Taylors reign as treasurer. Accord
ing to the treasurer's deeds the lrst:
sale was made to Davis In February
and then through soma error . eco
ond sale of the same property was.
made to Neeson in December. How
ever, the names on the county rec
ords have been scratched until tlseru.
Is some question about Just who L..
the rightful owner.
Meanwhile. since that date. hpek.
parties have been paying taxes a.
the lot, and neither ID disposed, Il 10.
said. to relinquish his rights to Il.
One Of the parties has spent throos
or four days searching records snG:
endeavoring to lind some sort of -
nnite proof that the propsety sho1lAl
be his. The other. It II mid, has alaps
spent moro than the value Of IT, ~.
in looking up his rights TO the tit19.
Az = matter Of fact Judging nom -
ing books the property b not vua4e
to exceed 81.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
TONIGHT Sees
CLOSE OF Lent
Good Friday Evening Brings
Release From Fasting OBJ
legations for Christians

Good Friday Is observed today in
st. Mary's Catholic church, in st. An.
drews Episcopal church and. in the
evening, at the First Methodist
church; and Sunday will witness OBJ.
servance Of Easter in all churches OF
the city. Tonight will see the close
of the forty days of Lent, and Cath.
olics and Protestants, who have Civ
en- up pet luxuries, as we'll as those
communicates of either church who
have observed the Lenten season
with rigid fasting. may make up fol-
their denials.
Special Easter music. over which
choirs assiduously have been prac
ticing for many weeks, will be heard
in all churches, Sunday. The Easter
program at st. Andrews is in charge
of Mrs. w. Y. Croxall. A special
musical servivce. 1.-THE Story Of the
Cross" was given this morning. Sun
day there will be five services Eas
ter communion will be at O'Clock
in the morning. Regular service will
be at IL o'clock. In the afternoon
there will be two special services
one at 4 and the other at 3 o'clock
for the children. The regular 6
o'clock Sunday service will not be
held; one at 1880, instead, will be
celebrated.
At st. Mary's this evening will be
held the regular Good Friday ser
vices. Father Quigley Of HoQuiam
will preach the sermon. For the Eas
ter services on Sunday there will be
special music. under direction Of Mrs
Walker.
At the First Methodist church this
evening there will be communion ser
vice. and special Easter program
will be given Sunday. Mrs. Croxal
has trained the choir in the Easte,
music.
This Is the day for hot cross buns
the zone penny. two a penny" kind
which children Of most any age know
from their nursery rhymes and which
local bakeries are selling as in form
or years.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
CONTINUED on Page Eightl
CLUB ENDORSES
DOCK'SB BUILDING
Hoquiam Commercial Organ
ization Hears Addresses by
Lyman and Foster

HOQUIAM, April 1.-At yesterdays
weekly luncheon of the Hoquiam Com
mercial club building of the dock pro-
posed by the port commission was en-
dorsed, and two interesting addresses
were listened to; one by w. D. Lyman
of Walla Walla, director of the ma
tional rivers and harbors congress
and one by F. G. Foster.
Mr.. Lyman entered at length into
the project to dredge the Chehalis
river as far as Centralia, making II
navigable for small craft. While he
did not believe that an appropriation
will be forthcoming from the next con
gress he did believe that activity on
the part of the Grays Harbor com
mercial bodies, in conjunction with
work by the Centralia and Chehalis
clubs. would eventually result in the
deepening Of the channel.
Mr.. Foster presented a comprehen
sive report on the rate situation, show
ing that by its ruling the interstate
commerce commission practically has
declared Grays Harbor, along with Ev
erett, Bellingham, Astoria and otheI
points are not ports Of call. Prepare
tion to meet this and secure recogni
tion is imperative, the speaker de
clared. He cited comparative rates
to show the effect on local wholesale
and jobbing trade Of the ruling.
Without . dissenting vote the clut
adopted resolution asking the port
commission to build the coastwise and
lumber and shingle handling dock ir
Hoquiam. a. proposed by Frank H
Lamb, chairman OF the commission.
The resolution was submitted by w
E. Campbell, chairman of the harbori
committee Of the Commercial club
who after reading a report Of ths
CO nmittee on the resolution, and alst
the resolution. discussed the import
ance Of the project.
I. I.I
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
COUNCIL HAS
WATERFEST
Bids For Pump, the Wyneoche
Project and lndisents' Water
Bills Are Discussed
LIKE STEAM DRIVEN UNIT
All But Three Pump Bids Re-.
jec'el; Will Be Taken
Up This Evening

1t was a watery session Of the city
council Wednesday night. Without.
the rain poured down in buckets.
Within. the council discussed the pro-
jected Wynooche water SYSTEM,
brought up by a communication ffum
the mayor, to be found I'm another
column Of this paper: took action.
to certain extent, in tho matter cf
awarding q contract for the nsW
pump for the city reservoir, by ORDER
ing returned the certified checks oe
al but three Of the ten bidders for
the job: and listened to Rev. Charles
McDermoth. who talked about watsr,
too.
The appeal from the cleryyman
that the city water saperfntsadsnt ~
empowered to extend temporary re-
lief. in future. in leases whsre fndk
gent persons are not able to pay thGlr
water bills. was referred 70 tho ~
ter committee. This committee would
have final disposition Of charitable
applications. anyway; but Mr.. 10.
Dermoth explained that It often g.
hard work, sometimes impossible, D.
round up members Of that ccmmfh.
tee during the week. The mayor. h
stated. had offered to pay the watue
bill in one case, this week. out q
his own pocket: 20 had Mr.. Emps1-
chairman of the water committsas.
but such . course, In Mr.. McDsr-
moths opinion. would not b prupsE
to follow.
Under the three bids for the nsv
pump. which, are to be considered n.
night at . special meeting Of II.
council. choice lies between two pump
manufacturing concerns. the Henry
Wcrthington company and Dp1ahnn
Bros. Two bids Of the former culD.
pany viii be considered. ono fbr =
Snow Dissel fnel oil burning enigma.
costing @1s.es0; the other fpr : stsaml
turbine driven unit, costing es,11G7k
The Douglas Bros. bid il ON an cleo
trically driven unit, to cost 43,zs0..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
cosMoPoLls. onoWs.

MONTE6ANO, April 1.-Of the
smaller cities and towns Cosmopolii
has made the greatest growth during
the past year - 10 far shown BY the
assessors records. Eleven new homea
and garage were built there ana the
combined valuation Of the new build
ings Ii given ct $3.50.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
CONGRESSMAN JOHNSON HOME
Returns to Harbor Glad to Breathe
Salt Air; Will Leave for Ha-
waIIan Islands April n.

HOQUIAM, April 1.-Congressman
Albert Johnson returned home to
night accompanied by Mrs. johnson
He viii spend the next few weeks
here. and says he 10 glad to get &
breath Of salt air once more. Or
April ~ he and Mrs. johnson viii
80 to the Hawaiian Islands, Mr.. John
son being chairman Of = sub-commit-
tee on territories which win spenc
: month or % inysstigating condi
tions on the Islands.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
Hoov,AM WITHIN svooer

H0QUIAM, April with the FIRST
quarter Of Hoquiam's fiscal year
elapsed. Commissioner Hill today to.
tailed up the expenditures Of all de.
partments Of the city government for
the first three months Of 1915 and
found the current expense outlay for
the quarter was $22.016.19. The bud
set levied for the year was $93. .1s0.04.
and Z quarter Of that sum is $22.
2S2.51. Thus the city has been kept
within the budget for the first quar-.
ter, with a margin Of $12e6.32.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
COPPER NEAR cEsrRAlsa


CENTRALIA. April 1.-Thers fs q
copper mine With ore assaying S7E
to 500 ton within - miles OF IL
city. according to To Hub. Walene
Briggs ID said to have diseovsesd =
valuable claim, On senfo lanl, mr.,
which 10 = now sEtsaet1ng osvs ME,
shipment 70 the sna1bar q TAceu
Briggs. Y ID said. - = lsass nuue
he stats.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
APRIL FOOL GIFT.

MONTESANO, April This 10 the
birthday Of Rev. Shelley. hailiff In
Judge Twins court. and ~ usual he
got an April Fool present, from his
wife and children. It was fine gold
watch and chain today.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02

The monthly edition Of the Pythian
Record. the onicial organ Of Knights
Of Pythias lodges, was issued yester.
day and was full Of interesting feat
] ures.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-02
YOSEMITE TO SAIL

The steamer Yosemite will sail to-
morrow or Sunday, with passengers
for San Francisco.