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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Mrs John of Warren entertains the
ST. Johns Guild at her home in War
rem Dec 2, and cordially invites any
one interested in the gifts that are be
ing made { r their bazaar to come and
look them over
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Sunday school 9;45. Public worship
1900 Story Prelude. How TO Get
Even" Sermon, THE Christian Race"
Epworth League meeting 6;15 Our
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

The many friends of Mr. Fitzgerald
viii be pleased to learn that he is con-
yalescing from a serious attack Of
grippe
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

TO visit the home and to spend a So
clal hour A program was rendered at
the home consisting Of: Selection.
Mrs. s. Frankenberg; Solo Cornet,
Mr.. Veale. Selection. Master Louis
Jackson; Solo. Mrs Ruffner: Duet.
Mesdames Rhodes and Roberts
The selections of Mrs Frankenberg
and Master Louis Jackson deserve
special mention The latter Is only
small child and really clever Mrs
Frankenberg needs no Introduction TO
the Bisbee people her accomplish
ments needing no recommendation
After the program coffee tea sand
witches and cake were served to the
guests Mesdames Durley and Thomp-
son presiding
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ochs leave on
Tuesday for California where they will
spend month visiting friends and the
fairs
Mrs. Cassety OF ST. Petersburs. Flor
ida, leaves for her home on Monday
after a most pleasant visit Of two
months with her daughter Mrs Hous-
ton Mrs Cassety has made a great
many friends among Bisbee society
folk and It is hoped she viii return IN
the near future.
Dr. and Mrs. G. II. Hunt returned
Saturday morning from Yuma where
they have been spending the last two
months as guests at the Hunt ranch
at that place
Mrs. Fitzgerald OF Warren entertain
ed her friends with a tea at the Com-
/ try Club Saturday afternoon
The Needle Craft Club win not
meet until after me holidays and fur.
{ Their notices win be given
A delightful THANKSGIVING Dinner
was served at the Country Club. Thurs
day afternoon for the members and
their friends The hours were 1880
TO 500. The menu consisted of Oys.
ter Cocktail. Cream Tomato Soup
Fish, Hotel de Maitre Sauce. Turkey
/ Cranberry Jelly, Peas, Potatoes, Oh
ives, Macaroni, Asparagus de Vine
erette, Plum Pudding hard sauce
Fruit Nuts, Raisins and coffee
Mr.. Houle entertained a number Of
his friends with a delightful dinner
party at the Country Club, Monlcl
evening, with Dr. McNair as guest o.
honor A seven course dinner yaf
served and the evening was grr %,
. enjoyed
Mr. Robert Manson entertained o..
hghtul dinner party at the Court~
D. Club Tuesday evening The tablo va.
beautifully decorated and a HoIi,a-
/. dinner was served The guests vcr
DR.. and Mrs Fry and Mis- rr..-.c
p Brooks
on Wednesday evening at the Coun
s try club Mr Pendleton was host Il
most delightful dinner party Tn.
. table was most beautifully decorate,
. and a most delightful dinner was sery
, ed. The guests We're Mr. and Mr..
- Munegorode and Miss Curry.
Mrs Tony Downs, formerly of Ri.
d bee, accompanied by her sons Gerar
e and Tony. Jr., is a visitor i'm this cit
e where she viii pass a week or te
S days. Mrs Downs has passed IN
last five months in San Francisco an
stopped here while en- route TO joi
?. her husband in El Paso, where the
{ will make their permanent residence
g Mrs. Downs was cordially welcome
2. yesterday by a host Of friends.
n The Catholic Ladies' served a q
lightful dinner at Brophy Hall I'm Loy
]. ell on Thanksgiving afternoon an
y. evening The menu was very elabo
p. ate and the ladies were extremely we
(, patr0nized.
d. The many friends of Mr.. Fitzgera
g. viii be pleased to learn that he is co
e valescing from a serious attack
ID grippe
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

The Catholic Ladies served a de-
lghtiul dinner at Brophy Hall i'm Low
ell on Thanksgiving afternoon and
evening The menu was very elabor-
ate and the ladies were extremely we'll
patr0nized.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
of Lowell was the scene OF a most
beautiful wedding ON Thanksgiving
morning when Miss Alma Ruth Fletch-
er became the bride of Mr. William
Emmett Spaulding The living room
was most beautifully decorated i'm
white and pink and She flowers were
pink chrysanthemums and white car
nations. I'm the center of the room
was large wedding bell composed en-
trey CT flowers and the bride and
groom stood under this bower, while
Dr Earshman read the simple but
impr ssive ceremony The bride was
worry charming in a gown Of robbins
o.s blue with crown of flowers in
.r- hair and carried a shower bOquet
.of carnations. She was attended by
rEa5 Natty English who was gowned
Pa peacock blue tanSa and also car
RED flowers Mr. David a. Foster act
cd as best man.
After the ceremony an elaborate
wedding breakfast was served. The
table was a bower of flowers and ferns
and the favors for the guests We're
flowers from the brides boquet and
O large wedding cake was also giver
to the guests TO dream on" and fol
1 luck The bride is a native of Bisbet
and has lived i'm the district all OF
I her life She is very well liked. The
groom is the son OF Mr. and Mrs r
H. Spaulding and has many friends
who wish him an happiness
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Miss Cobbo was a visitor In Douglas
last week. going over to attend the
Institute
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Mt and Mrs n B Hunter returned
last week from a most delightful va
cation to California, where they visit
"a the fairs and attended the winter
sports at Monterey
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Miss Ruth Burns left for San Fran
cisco on Friday evening where she
win visit the fairs and win return to
Bisbee in a few weeks. accompanied
by Miss Katherine Burns
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. David Foster enter
tanned with q linen shower ON Monday
evening to honor Miss Alma Ruth
Fletcher at the Foster home in Lowell
The rooms were most beautifully dec
GRATED IN red hearts and from the
chandelier was susnended large
heart and Kewpie dolls dressed to rep
resent the bride and groom The din
ing room was p bower of red carna-
lions and fern, and at late hour a
delicious luncheon consisting Of chick
.en sandwiches, cake and coffee was
served from the buffet. with Mrs T.
3D. Spaulding presiding The young
couple. Miss Fletcher and the groom.
elect William e spaulding We're recip
tents of many beautiful and useful
gifts in china and linen and the show
or was distinct success.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Mr. and Mrs George Ochs leave on
Tuesday for California where they will
spend a month visiting friends and the
fairs
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Mrs. Tony Downs formerly of Bis
bee, accompanied by her sons, Gerard
and Tony. Jr., is a visitor in this city
where she viii pass a week or ten
days Mrs. Downs has passed the
last five months in San Francisco and
stopped here, while en- route TO join
her husband in El Paso, where they
will make their permanent residence.
Mrs Downs was cordially welcomed
yesterday by a host Of friends
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs Philip D. Wilson left
for California on Friday evening to
spend a month visiting AN points Of
interest on the coast.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

The 18th Infantry invited the War
rem District country Club and their
ladies to attend the returns of the Ar
my and Navy game that were hulle-
tined play by play at the army pavil-
lion on Saturday Music was rendered
throughout the afternoon and the tlmo
-p1nt most pleasantly
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

The Presbyterian church entertain
ed with a social for the Young People
at the church parlors Friday evening.
About fifty guests We're present and
the evening was most pleasantly spent
with games and music as the enter
tainment Sandwiches, cake and COT
fee were served TO the guests.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Redina Of Michi-
gan were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. b. Norton last week. Mr.
and Mrs. Reding are en- route to the
California fairs.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Mr. Houle entertained a number Of
his friends with a delightful dinner
party at the Country Club, Mon3cy
evening with Dr. McNair as guest Of
honor. A seven course dinner yaa
served. and the evening was gro ly
enjoyed
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Tom Wallace and Alfred Truscott
were hosts at q most charming din
nor party mt the home of Mt and Mrs
J. w. Wallace last evening The table
was decorated with flowers and ferns
and seven course turkey dinner was
served. Covers were laid for Misses
Peatrice Williams, Ruth Patton, Ruby
Cox. Edna McCune. Mary Katherine
Salmon. Messrs Henry Peterson,
Douglas Campbell Horace Reardon
and the hosts
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Mrs Cassety OF ST. Petersburs. Flor
ida, leaves for her home on Monday
after most pleasant visit Of two
months with her daughter Mrs Hous-
ton Mrs Cassety has made a great
many friends among Bisbee society
folk and IT is hoped she viii RETURN IN
the near future
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28

Mr. Robert Manson entertained da
hghtful dinner party az the Courfrr
Club Tuesday evening The tab'a was
beautifully decorated and a doIc.o-
dinner was served The guests were
Dr. and Mrs Fry and Mis- rr..-.co
Brooks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10
CHAPTER XXX.

some moments Dorr stared
at this message from the
dead. True. II was address
ed 10 Ruth, but It's message
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10

Mexicans were getting restless. aud
the sardonic vlgns limited sharply that
he was impatient
can right" wllkerson agreed. wen
iust 60 down 10 the road In the morn
Ing aud then walk iato tho camp.
Leave Il 20 me. I'll simply shy I've
come hack 90 take charge aud yon are
my miners"
vlgas twiried his wiry mustachea.
"Aad them
The men Looked each other In the
eye That evil glance was sufficient.
John Dorr and Tom Kane. mean
while. had been ia constant consuita.
tion one thing was constantly m their
thoughts
ruth ouEhtnt 10 be here. John
would say dlsmnily. 1T Il weren't for
her we could quickly settle these ont
laws. for that's al they are"
y reckon nobody would cry ut the
inquest" the cook returned. ~ We dId
pot a few Of them. But. as you say.
tho girl Is here. and that puts lighting
out Of the question. Unless they start
T." be added cautiously.
"Wilkers0n II bound 10 make some
Kind Of a move mighty soen." said
Dorr. .He can't satisfy those fellows
% his Cor ione."
Yet when Wiikeraon appeared at the
entrance 20 the camp one morning
with a motley train of followers Dors
WIS az a soss % know what to DO
WIikcraon was apparently peaceful
md expected n peaceful reception.
His boldness had almost carried him
Ghrongh when the ignorance aad Gu
pidity u one OF vigas' men give John
and Kane the sorcly wished . open,
Ing.
The Mexican peered ini0 the win
dow OF one o. the cabins and saw q
cold watch On the table. Instantly he
broke the glass with the butt OF his
enrDine aud reached IN for his booty
Dorr and Kane had warned The mi
ners NJ the FIRST appearance % wilker-
son that there might be- trouble brew.
ting. huf that the nrst blow must come
from sie other side
-isoys." said tho old cook. "yOH
know the sheriff. He's listened 20
both sides. and be don't rightly know
which II the one 10 take llut one
thing q c~crfain-he'e got 20 keep order
aud proteet human lie aud onr Prop
erty. " those fellows make 0 WRONG
move we've eot the sberin on "a side.
seer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10
PASSENGER FLOOD
ROLLS OVER THE
SANTA FE
More Than LOO People Will
Travel West Through Here
in Course of the Day Fruit
Jobbers Greeted.

Transportation records on the SAN
it Fc went up "a notch yesterday and
today. What with extra rcctions g.
transcOntincntal trains aud q two
section special. II is estimated that
before the day cnds there will have
passed through Albuquerque during
the past two days "a total 81 got much
under 2.O0o poople-more than LOO
TO be eNact.
There were seven sections to train
No. Q. tho California limited. yestor-
day. and five sections today. Thcy
carried about GOO people yesterday
aud about 500 today. To-day and yes
terday during the arrival % the '3's'
the station platform was all cluttorod
np with passengers.
In the midst Of the Hack Of "3'a'
Yesterday came we sections Of y spc-
cinl train bearing members of the
National Fruit Jobbers' association.
on thdir way to "A convention in Los
Angeles. There were ESQ passengers
aboard the special
The special arrived at 1870 and
stopped here for an hour ana q half.
The fruit men were met a. the sta
ton by Roy and Raymond stamm. ~
the Stamm Fruit company. and sec
rotary Thomas Egnu. Of the CONNER
| clnl club. There wasn't much time
for the entertainment of the visitors
| hut delegations of chem were taken
10 the Commercial club and made 10
| feel at home. Secretary Egan saw
to Il that literature on Albuquerque
was distributed among the fruit men.
The Stamms are members of the as
! s0uiation.
The '3's" and the special trUln
yesterday accounted for more than
500 people between them. and last
night Nos. 1 ana . brought Ia 500
moro folks. Ma, I travelled in two
sections. Nos ! and . viii carrs
about goo through between them to-
night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10

the brief period sfncB on Thob Cat
ron had died. leaving bis dauL .tnr "a
BIS charge nelore his mlnd's eye ran
The pictures ~ the last uccneH and
thcn-
fhbo = 6nsh 4 rnmo 10 him. What
was N that letter The old man had 90
carefully cherished ana handed HIM
az the Iastf lfad Gallon foftseen some
thing IKE iris and prepared for ~ In
BIS last days bad his failing powers
tancnnirnted on hla single aim anu
evolved a fnal safeguard FOR the Mas
tor Keyf-
with tho sealed letter In bis hand
John Dorr stared at the representation;
Not "a ~ onrnsd untll my dAnahtcrsn
4inhlceaIh Birthday or before tHea 4 her
welfare IT. lnFgntpndd.
Quickly ~ torn the envelope open.
The Enclosure fell ont in ~ portions.
lie put .n4m together. with q ntttereo
e1aculalion at his own carelcssness
and Rad the grabbed SCRIPT:
client yallef. cal. Jane ~
Little oIfl-Hcnd carefully what write
On sAis dspcuds yonf future welfare
Tia 1I43lcr Key" iaine discovered ~
ma sesr aeo contained 4 mothss
lode u Inteltmanis worth. Ih6 exact 10
carton Of ~ lode - written on a clip Of
paper. With ! placed IN The head d az
Indian Idol IN an ola sea chest which
went down Win tho ship on which 4 wa
wrecked.
on the master nos. The hey 70 thsl
chest. ana which you wear on your neck
q carved the location where the vesso
went down. Find that niip 81 paper and
Ina wealth - yours. Your devoted father
THOMAS GALLON.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10

reply. "nuf 1mo VIII fell"
When tho two boats were close 20.
Gcthcr John snw that Mrs. Darnell wna
With Wllkerson. Tie could see the
bronze CLINT Of her eyes. her eyes SLED
with . minElinR Of triumph and m.
tired And TINT look grew brighter and
more malicious when the diver. coming
~ from his FIRST descent. showed a
lrrgc hit Of wood. evidently from a
wreck, Though they could not hear
the words, fhosA on DORIS honk could
understand the directions that were
being given.
Get v ana send your man down.
1uickw commanded Dor.
The captain ana the diver glanced ne
each other douhtfufly; then the former
shook his hend
"No." he said rruniy. '"rhey found
n. and RS theirs by sea law. Anyway
! amt going to send my man down
when there's danger. as there always
10 with two men working under water
az cross purposes"
"Bnt they'n set tho chostT' cried
Ruth.
wal aud see said The imperturba-
bic diver.
HALF an hour later John turned 10
Ruth and aaid m%leernbiy: well. they
have got Il. That ends this excursion.
rs that your chest. mlssyr" demand
cd the captain.
YES. yes. my fnther'ar'
We'll" he said slowly. there's moth
ing 70 hinder Us going over and seeing
what II looks like. Is thcrey' lie sig
nailed hts engineer and put his helm
over
As they ranged alongside the other
launch WilkeEson raised his face %
DORIS wrnthful gaze aud smiled. In
stinctively John put bis hand on Ills
gun. A rough touch on his shoulder
recalled him.
This Amt any piratlcaI cruise" the
skipper remarked meanlngiy. Tint
man vas hired the same rs me. aud
we Amt got no fight with each other"
"Of course" Dorr ngreed willingly.
Then he made a leap FOR tue deck OF
the other boat. intent on rcgalning the
hest single handed.
For the moment wnkerson was para.
iyzed by the holiness VI this move. nut
q moment later strong hands had Bung
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10

i4itt6 WIFI etHh roff aud lou Kane
ard I11n epua1t 6nl NHhtlaou.
If IftE4 q me a. Il ihla WEa q case
for lhn coufGs." he said slowly when
~ htd cxafHlned WIIkertoa's forged
deeds II hrPV ora 0sliah pretty Nell.
ert ~ shentlt 4 sla1t ~ that Ruth
rifi Fact a. be lhld ~ ~ intcndcl
haf 10 Aafe sna mlnc ard Infs 81 70 her
Ih lis VIZ NOW yep ioidIe alnne
with these rtpers and want % take Il
away from Der"
sCellon and were partners years
Neo. WliAersnn revisited We located
this mine together. and when ! eamc
hach he kAre ms cvrr my share
bat you want It an" re sheriff
said obviously.
sure: if's eIl mlne." persisted ths
ether. aDltn't CnIIon use al the mon.
ey be got out Of u while I was awayi
And when We came 10 a settlement n
found that the mine wouldn't pay hall
he v,Fcd ms"
I'm Simply a peace o~licer." tbs
ahcrlft said nnnlly. n don't know
who's in the right Thsls fcg IN.
court 20 decide"
Wasn't I IN ~pessesslonf" demanded
Wilkcfson. Haven't ] been driver
out b. force. me nnd my workmenf~
Prom what I've seen Of your work
mun." was the curt response. Il dom
IKE their looks. ana there are tnlel
going around that visas 4 In tl'
scuntry."
"HoB can / help who's IN the coun
tyr demanded wnkenson. much IN
5ured. 'sTaaf's your lookout. not nina
All I'm asking for Is protection"
The sherifl departed without giyinI
him any n satisfaction. and Wlskorsof
determined mat be would act TOE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10
KORBER'S NEW GARAGE
A FOR BUSINESS

Attention Is called to the announce
meat by Korber's Garage, found In
the Evening Herald today. The gar
age Is located IN the korher building
on North SECOND street, IN he rooms
recently vacated b. the city fire de-
pnrtment aud police station. A fun
line Of parts for Buick automobiles
will be carried. and all cars WA -
repaired and rebuilt
Korber'- Garage ~ agent FOR Vim
light delivery trucks aad makes tao
body To SUIT. The trucks are carried
la stock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10
Continued Next Wednesday
IT'S SURPRISING
That 50 Many Albuquerque People
Hail Ca Recognize Kidney
Weakness.

Are O n bad back victim7
suffer twiRges: headaches, dizzy
spoils7
Go 10 bed tlrod-gct up tired?
It's surprising how few suspect the
kidneys.
les surprising how few know what
to do.
Kidney trouble needs kidney treat
inert.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the
kidneys only.
: Have convinced Albuquerque peo'
pie OF their merit.
Here's an Albuquerque case; Anu
querque testimony.
Kidney Sufferers h%ereabouts should
read Il.
A. W Bambrook. so5 s. Broadway
Albuquerque, says: II was greaiN
troubled with pains IN mo small ol
nv back and In my sides The kid
neg socrctions were unnatural oni 81
times painful. I had often noicef
Doan's kidney PMS recommended =
lo'ni people ana / got a supply. Al
first they helped mo and my idney
were strengthened. soon felt bet
ter IN every way. Since then, when
over my kidneys have bothered me-
have used Doan's Kidnef Fills nn'
they have never failed - heip me.
Price soc, az all dealers, Don
simply ask Tor a kidney remedy-Ee
Donn's Kidney Pills-ihe same TIA
Mr.. isambrook had. Fosier-Mllbnr
Co. Props, Buffalo, n. r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10

Ruth lftud To Somforf Jonn boFfs
John back on his dcck. and his
skipper. thinking that matters had gone
Tar enough. soon put "A safe distance
between the two craft
A little later Wilkorson's launch
started on down the channel.
Vow or never said Dorr TO Che
cnptnln OF his own bOat. Don't lus0
sight 81 them. / must know where
they land and wfnt th"y 'o win tho
chest
They re hurryiug some. was the ro'
Spouse. but ! guess we can keep EN-
IN view. at least ill night c0mes on"
While the moon was lighting up the
Vmooth waters OF the channel that
night Ruth tried 10 comfort John Dorr.
And ms he listened 20 her gentle words
and watched the l0veliness OF her face
under tho silver beams he forgot the
bitterness In his heart and knew som0-
thing or a happiness that Wilkerson.
pa wing over winter soaked rags In rag
ing despair. was TO know.
gg..sInuoa %pxt IednpenaNl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10

tt'' t't'a ~
tst *2t eePA VINE
p e. '''.1 Hhe ~
~ .&s ete.I
-n
u ~
q. n'' -
-' ~
--,e $3.50. ~
+. 49,
s.n 49,
.;..6 t. --.t, a~-,.es "
s.s,-. f..,. .es, -.is 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10

swells not a mile from the blum shore.
and THEY could see his diver preparing
20 20 down
= hope he doesn't 1nd itF' broathed
Dorr AS he urged bis OWL men 10 great
or speed
They've struck the spot u those
Genres ~. yours are eorrecii" was tho
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-29
LEAGUE OPENS NEXT WEEK
orays Harbor Basketball Organization
to Start Schedule Of Games

Play In the 0rays Harbor Basket
ball League will commence next week.
according to the schedule made pub
lie Thursday. and the opening games
will b played next Wednesday night,
two being scheduled for Aberdeen
and one for HoQuiam. The last two
games Of the ~ contests listed are
set for April. Throughout the two
months season. play will proceed on
Wednesdays and Fridays. and on a
majority Of the dates three games will
take place. One March game Is set
for q Monday, and it is understood the
two April games may be switched to
any dates desired. provided the season
Is not thereby prolonged.
Seven teams are in the league, three
from Hoquiam and four from Aber.
deem, and at this stage all are deter
mined to see the season through.
Each team will meet every other
team twice, once on its own floor and
once as visitor. In the event any
team retires from the league before
before completing its series of games
the matter of adjusting stand
ings will be handled by the board of
control, composed Of w. c. Mumaw
and P. A. Bertrand, Aberdeen, and
o. c. Lovgren, Hoquiam. President
H. A. Comeau and Secretary o. T.
Hermans, both Of Aberdeen, complete
the executive board.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-29
BOY SCOUTS HERE
TAKE LONG HIKES
Company Has is Members and Neiah.
boring Woods Are Being Well
Explored.

The Boy Scout movement has
reached Aberdeen and, although the
local organization is less than a month
old. it has IL members. all Of whom
have had the experience of several
long hikes into the woods neighboring
Aberdeen. All IL members are stu
dents in the Franklin school and their
boy scout work is being directed by
Worth Mcclure Long tramps
into the timber on various sides of
the city are taken every two weeks
and during the intervening time the
boys study how to make trails in the
woods, how to build camp fires and
feats of woodcraft.
The fifteen Aberdeen boy scouts are
Gerald Crazy, Karl Gerhardt, Dewitt
Bertrand, Clarence Callison, Sam
Barber, Reginald Anderson, Harold
Browning, Leroy West, Harold Long
mire, Emett Anderson, Victor Creech,
John Covert, Rowland Gerhardt, ORR
mond Hill and Winifred Short.