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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-11-09
LOWER COUNTY FARMERS IN
COW Testing ASSOCIATION

The necessary number of members
to complete the organization OF the
association around Mt.
Pleasant, Middletown. Townsend and
Warwick which was mentioned in
these columns several weeks ago has
just been secured by Hugh Fergus
who is working in cooperation with
the Delaware College at Newark and
the dairy division OF the u. S.
Department of Agriculture The meet
ing for the purpose of organizing.
electing officers. and the hiring of an
official tester to keep the records Of
the members will be held In Middle
town this week
Although Delaware is the last Of
the eastern States to take ~ this
kind OF work by the dairymen this
is the second association OF this kind
in the State. there being one already
In active operation above Wilmington
for six weeks. There are five of
these associations I'm Maryland and
over twenty In Pennsylvania In one
Maryland association the members
have increased their annual Droduc-
/ ton In four years 100 pounds OF milk
/ per COW, and in another I'm this same
state 1000 pounds In three years.
IN some of the older associations
the members have taken up co-opera.
tive feed buying end tie buying OF
good bulbs in the same way. 10 Is quite
possible that this will be taken up by
the members of the association here
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-11-09
Do YOU SUFFER
FROM BACKACHE?

When your kidneys are weak and
torpid they do not properly perform
their functions; your back aches and
you do not feel like doing much OF
anything. You are likely to be des-
pendent and to borrow trouble, just as
if you hadn't enough already. Don't
he a victim any longer.
The old reliable medicine, Hood s
Sarsaparilla. gives strength and tone
10 the kidneys and builds up the
whole system. Get il today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-11-09
"H0ODOO' FREICHTER
NOW A MONEY MAKER

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9.-The old
Algoa. formerly hoodoo freighter OF
the Pacific Mail. has hlossomed out as
real war baby. This steamer, which
in times OF peace used TO be tied up
in the lower bay with cold boilers for
large sections of the year. has earned
the 100000 that Sudden & Christen-
sen and John A. Hooper paid Tor her
when they rechristened her tho Cali
fornia and sent her out under char
ter. Also she has earned 100000 more,
Furthermore. the California-nee
Algoa-has now been chartered TO
the dupont Powder Company at
$1.7O0 day. or S5l.O0 a month. or
S612,O0O a year. or more than twice
as much as her owners paid for her.
Il is stipulated in this last charter
that she shall ply only between neu-
trail ports, which IS taken TO mean
that she will become a nitrate carrier
between South America and DUPONT
powder mills in the United states.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-11-09
40. II. SMOKER.

Division No. 4, A. o. H., will hold a
smoker in Irish-American Hall on
Thursday evening. National President
Joseph Mclaughlin and Pennsylvania
State President James B. Sheehan
will be guests Of Division No. 4. The
Temple Quartet and a quartet from
the Brownson Library Association
will sing and a celebrated Irish clog
dancer has been engaged.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-11-09

Enjoy life-feel bullyl Don't stay
sick. bilious. headachy. constipated-
Remove the liver and bowel poison
which is keeping your head dizzy,
your tongue coated. your breath Of
fensive, stomach sour and your body
full of cold. Why don't you get a
10. or 25-cent box of Cascarets at the
drug store and enjoy the incest.
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you
ever experienced. Cascarets work
while you sleep. You will wake UP
feeling it and fine. Children
need this candy cathartic too.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-11-09
MIssInNARY PRAISE SERVICE.

In West Presbyterian Church TO-
morrow night the annual praise ser
vice of the Woman's Miss onary So
cietv will be held and an address will
be delivered by James H. Mclean
of Santiago, Chile, editor of the Her
aid Christian. Mrs. H. r. Barten-
slayer pianist. and Misses Tevis ad
Zaidee Miller. vocalists, will provide
special music. A social hou- will fol
low the entertainment.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-11-09
Just q Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER.
Compiled by John G. ouinius.
(The Sunshine Mani

The voice of the angel Of the waters.
Righteous art Thou, who are and
who vast, Thou Holy One, because
Thou didst thus judge: for they pour
ed out the blood OF saints and
prophets, and blood has Thou given
hem to drink they deserve it.-Rev.
1875, 6.
Paups prayer for the Ephesian
church.
o Father, from whom every family
N heaven and on earth is named
Grant, according to the riches of Thy
glory. that they may be strengthened
with power through Thy spirit in the
inward man; that Christ may dwell in
their hearts through faith--to the end
that. being rooted and grounded in
love. they may be strong to apprehend
with all the saints what is the breadth
and length and height and depth, and
to know the love Of Christ which pass
eth knowledge, that they may be filled
unto all the fulness of God.-Eph. iii.
t5-f9. From Prayer OF the Bible
Prayer OF the friends or Peter ana
John, after the latter, on their release.
had told all that the chief priests and
elders had said to them:
o Master, Thou that didst make the
heaven and the earth and the sea, and
all that in them is Thou who. by the
Holy Spirit by the mouth of orr
Father David Thy servant, didst say;
Why did the Gentiles rage,
And the peoples imagine vain things
The kings OF the earth set themselves,
And the rulers were gathered together
Against the Lord, and against His
Amounted
for of a truth in this city against Thy
holy servant Jesus. whom Thou didst
anoint, both Herod and Pontius PLATE,
with the Gentiles and the peoples OF
Israel, were gathered together 10 do
whatsoever Thy hand and Thy coun-
sci foreordained to come to pass.
And now, Lord. look upon their
threatenings, and grant unto Thy ser
wants to speak Thy word with all
holiness. while Thou stretchest forth
Thy hand to heal; and that signs and
wonders may be done through the
name Of Thy holy servant Jesus
Acts iv. 24-SO.
Dayton, Ohio.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-11-09

VIII Glass" Of Forest Presbyterian
Sunday school held a successful sup
per and bazaar on Friday afternoon
and evening in the Sunday school
room. The receipts will reach 500.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-11-09

II YOU have been unable SO rar TO lind
Just the sort of chamhermaid who
suits you and comes up to your stand
ards Of efficiency, the reason is that you
have never obtained one through the
Want Columns.-Adv.
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Icras.

Cine nit 1927 uuteridlriften
Qnalifi5ierter @abler parIebene Sc
tition nuroe Dem Stabttiefretar Don
Sort @ortb iiberreidt, irelfe Die
M~bbernfung reip. yGecaG1 Oc5
MaDors, 6. &. Tpra, perIangt. Ger
Ieapor miro belfuloiet, baB er Die
Ge6efreibeit in oen &pmmiI11rslibun.
gen beidrditft, iein Mnlt in ertrapa-
ganter @eiie pertpaltet nnb gebeime
Situngen abgebalten bat. Oo1 Der
9auptpormirf, Der linn gemad)t
miro. lit Der, oaB er fem uor ieil,er
ern1blung gegebenes 8eripred)en,
feinen Herionaltuefiel in Der Be-
|iesung Der peridieoenen aommiiiic-
men por5nnebmen, gebrofen bat. Gr
iibergab aommiIIdr Grabtree, Der
ais erfabrener Sngenielir uno praf-
tilfer gIettrifer Dem 8elelld,tunes-
meien porgfteanoen bate, gegen Ici-
nen @unih Die @aiier-%G ommiiIioa,
iibertrug ongegen Dem friberen@ai
ier- Gommiiiar 8lauiie, Der abiolut
nidts BON gleftri5it1t peritanot bis
@erpaltung oes 8eleud)tungsoepar
tements. 9lanfe, Der ciniab, fis
Stelung ipegen mangelnner Sud-
fenntnis nidt gum Worteil Der @iir.
eerifoft pertpalten 81 fornen, batts
bnrauf feline Meiignation eingereift
Ger Merifaner Wiguel Saes
Ser megen repolutiondrer 3eoen Der.
baftet mar uno orei Monate II
Brownsville in unterillhungs9af
geIefien batte, mirbe bonn 9mnoe5
rifter Burns entlalien. Der Hiht
gIaubte, ooB Der gneefIagte 0urd
Die berbiiBte Salt genug beltraf
mdre.
Gin Hotient, Der in ous ngmcr
sencp" -Solpital in goIas eingelie
fert maroe, CAB auf Die an i'm gerid)
teten Sragen feline Mntlport mi
ihien bepnbtlos 81 iein. lin oeiiei
iifer gu iein. ifob Der unteriud,eno
/ slr8t oas @ngenIio oes Monnes il
Die Sobe uno oriidte NIT Dem SINCE
auf Den Iugdpfel, ipie es in oerar
: tigen Sdlen ale aer5te tun. Gr ia.
, te einen beiieren grfolg, ais er niei
: leidt eripartet bate. Ger anidei
neno ohnmGdtiee Waann lprang Dor
Gilhe empor, id)llig ben 0oftor 8
/ @o6en nno trampelte auf i'm berun
loI onB err einelt geinbriid erlitt. gu
INIT Miibe fonnten Die 8drter M
: b~erbeigeeilte Holi5iiten oen iuhge
+ aesfulap Dor Dem Haienoen relter
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ImIanG.
@raf 8ernitnrff. 3

@raf Bernltorft Der oetttsde
gotifdfter mnd)t befnnnt, er ieiupn
Der Sertiden &egierung angeipieieE.
Die Grflarnng ab5ugeben, oaB @npt.
|Sran5 BON Hintelen BON ibr nidt Be-
auftragt fei, irgeno pelfe nngelet
ife 9anofrngen gu begeDen. SEER
bon Hinfelen itebe in feiner @eAe
init Der 0eitid)en Hegierung in Ser
binoung, ionoern iei Der ginfan-
fer fir pripate Snterelien ~getpehen:
&intelen, Der iett IN 2onoon eefar-
gen lit, miro befanntlif) beIdyulnsgt,
nit rieIigen @eloIummen bierberae-
fommen au iein, Inn Streifs in Mlt-
nitionsfa6rifeu an5uaetteIn. llHiare
Gsitnngen baben i'm iogar 81 eiHrem
perfonlifen Greio oes oeutiben Gai.
iers gemaht uno haben ange6nltet,
er banole inn @uftrage Der oeutid)en
Hegierung.
Ger Yrdiioent miro cine DeIc.
CATION BON 9aniert empfangen~ bic
gegen Oas Jrauenitimmreht iino.
Die Damen balten 5itr 3eit lire Som
pention in Maibington ab.
Sn ieinem ouf flint Satire be-
rehneten 5lottenprogramm enipfieblt
WarineminiIter Oaniels 6et goll
lpon fiinf5ebn llnterieeboote, 38
Observation-Disclosures. Die 9ltr6fib-
rung oes gar5en 8rogranams miro
iiber 500 Miqionen Oolars folten.
@dbreno oes lesten Sabres
murben Al Miaionen Collars an
e~infomemneituern be3aDlt.
Sn Baltimore lit elm iunger
engliId,er Seentann @amens gomara
9nmpbreDs, Der auf Dem englilden
lGampfer oglaperesf" ais Watrofc
fubr, auf 8eranlaifnng ieines 8api.
t1ns perbaftet iperoen neil Der 8er.
oadt eeeen i'm porliegt, Dab er mebr'
mails perInft babe, oas S6iff In
@rano 81 itefett. gs ioa Dies aus
@erger bariiber geIdeben iein, Def
Der aopitdn onf @mlh ieiner 50.
rtiIie einen Teil ieines 2obns 5urlid.
bielt.
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Grtie Yreae fit seras: Montag 10. 9e5tmber 1915.

: @lls auperlaiiieer 4uelle erfal.
rem mir, boB oie ct. 2ouis, 9rotptts-
pile & Merico ltnb Die SEEM Or
leans, Geras & Werico Giienbabr II,
Die 9anoe eines Spnoifots Stem
Dorfer a~npitolilten iibergegangelt
lino. Man min Die 8abtlen aus Den
Sanoen Der Walienpermolter nes-
rne11, in Elm Spitem perldmel5en nuo
in Der Submit .unter oem Noilen
SoniIialn, Seros & Werieo &ailrooe
oper1eret1. ~ 7ss1s
8ie aus Sort @ortb aemelbet
miro, tpiiali6t 4eiiles,oer friegfiibren-
Den Hationen cine Milltorl 8oller
ganmlpolle 5lt 20 Gents per &funo
su f%aifen. Ser Groiioent ser geras
5ormerS' Union $. g. gope erflGr-
te, oaB Die geiteaulte nnper5iigliA
o1sgeflbrt fperoen miiroe, belr No-
men Der faufenoen Waht fonnte CT
leoo6 norlaufig tidt pl6li5ieren.
s. $. s. 8eder mnroe im 9i-
ltriftsgeri6t al &oniton bes Got
lflags id1tloig befunoen nllo 5t futf
Sabren 3ltd)tbal1s perurteilt. Ser
@ernrteilte miro I'm einen nellelt
Hro5eB nadiuhen.
9ie @efliigel- MnsiteGunq, oie
in 8ietoria lette @ode ~abgebalten
iunroe, lit gel6loiieil morben. Gie
Mnsiteaune iuar iebr erfolgreid; tic
NOR gut beibidt, gut beiuht Ii. eiri.
&c 9nnoert Dollars ipltroen als Grd=
nliet altsgeteilt.
Gas Staatsiboeomt in Muitin
miro naditens ben fiinften @ufruf
5nr @inloiune bon Mntpeiluneen,
Die bonn Staate felt Dem Ii. Sfto6er
negen Mangels on baaretn @eloe
an~sgegeben ipuroett, erlolien. g9sar-
ronts~ I'M 8etrage BON $4,000 lcl-
len be5ablt peroen. Man bofft, sic
oann nod ansitebenoen MuneiIuneen
in Sobe BON 100000 baloiqit he-
5ablen 5n fonnen. ba oie Gollntp=
Stenereinnebmer iebt gr0Bere Stell-
erbetrage einienoetL oltrh Die oas
Gefi5it leidt geoedt iperben fam.
Ndh elmer 5iemli6 langen Set,
joao tpllroen in @aco 5tpei galher.
oiebe eingefdngen, Ole einem Serrr
Glepator zines Offieegebauoes
$21 aus Der gdide eeitoblen battelr.
gei einem Der Ticbc tpuroen $23 ae-
fnloen, n1brenb Der anoere MIR
$40 I'M 8ermoger bate.
Gen @alpeitofer aom1nilidren
orei Eldne fir Ole @ieoerber-
irelnng oes yGauiefouu~ Dor, tic
iillo fid iiber Die Musiuabf aber nod
nidt ifliiiiis eemoroen. Die Mns
fiiblng 6es einen foitef mgefdbr
Die oes aneitem BON spei
biz 5tueieinbaIb Midionen nno Die
oes oritten $t,7t5,OOO.
Sn Der @egeno bon SSnouitrp
Itar6 emil Nirn, tpabreno Ell. bei benz
SelbruInen beId)1ftigt mar, Dem oie
Snonltrp Oil 60. bobren ldBf- gr
mar finf5ig Sabre oft. Sein 600
unroe ourd einen Ser5idlag Berfei-
gefiibrf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-13

bier5u: u9r. 8ai6al miro iiber 9a-
nemarf fabren urto mabrldeinlid in
Soaano lanoen." Cine i~punoerbore
geograpbii6e &enntnis, mel6e sic
ugrpreB" bier offenbart. Or. Srol1f
8. 8albal lit elm Sobu oes bier mob
nenOen on. Bai6aI.
9as 8egrabnis oes lebte ISOLDE
~peritorbenen Serrtt CAMEL Sppenbel-
mer fano Sonntag friib Inn 10 nHr
ltatt. Hnbbi Marfs belt oie Sell
benreoe Sic Observation-Disclosures
iparen: gDas. S6reiner, Iler Sssosfe,
Or. 5reoerid Serrea, Mlbert Mpers,
81. Gang, 81. $. 2ouoeroole, SO. s..
|Sennings, s. q. 9ennp, g. 81. Come
uno 3. 8erman. Mls aftipe 3rGaer
fnngierten: &. e. @onoerboeper, sc.
garoentneber, @. Cohen, @n. GU
i'm sc. @eitb, s. @oIff S. Straus
n1o 8. 8. Marfs.
Srieoensrifter Campbell bni
entidieoen, BOB Yfanoleiber oae Del
ibnen periebten 8fanoobiefte, oie ais
geitoblen ioentifi5iert meroen, ben ur<
ipriingli6ei1 geiitern unentgeltli6
5nriifgeben miiiien. Sollten iid Sic
Bfanoleiber meieern Dies All tun,
Damn fOnnen Die 8eftoblencn aeaen
Tie Mnflage ipegen Seblerei erbeber
$. aanller pl1rbe BON elmer
Surp I'M gountpgerift $500 griab
5ugeiprofen fir linn geboriges 2at1o,
oas CUR GrtDeiterung Der 9oro-Slo-
reg StraBe gebra1tf)t tpltroe.
8eim @alden ibrer @dlde
..ertranf Sran @entura @inareaL "a
Sabre alt, i'm Mla5an Greet. Size.
8ran mar baufigen Schumacher ulr-
%tertporfen, uno es miro angenom-
men, oaB lie, bon einenl oerortigen
Infalle beimgeiubt, betmlBtlos nm
fiel nno in Dem ieid)telt @alier err
tranf.
ais Acknowledgement fir oie
8lrttembereer &rieger fat Ter
Sdtpabenperein in Chicago Ser SIS.
litgln BON Miirttemberg Die Sumllle
bon $1,000 Marf iibermeilen fon=
lien, DIE 6urb cine Samn1lunq quiz
gebradJt ipalroen.
SAUL 8oIfgamg Dds ltarb in
el Haio I'M Mlter BON 81 Sabren; Die
Seihe miro ndb Sun Mntonio ae-
Ger 0eritorbene ipar bier aes
boren nno itat0 I'M @arineoienlt; er
bon 3tuei 8riioern iiberlebt.
Die NIT Ser 5. & O. 81. Balm
nod Dem Noroen ~abgebenoe goit
miro bon iest an Inn $50 a6enos ae-
iAloiien.
Ger Mntrag Ser General glees
trio SO. nno Der electric Mpplidnee
So, 8m. Sfuuirtb fir b~onferott gu
arflaren, fuur0e bon 8unoesridter
nbgewieIen.
- Gin Sdaufenfter i'm 2epin 'id)en
an Der NIamo EIa5a ipuroe in
'er Naht BON Santitag auf CONT
eingelflagcn uno cine GuantitGt
geitoblen.
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@ie man Graaltmnstn Der 2iH6<r
fnriert.

Saltet 6na aino troden. becuem
gefleioet, batet es bor 3neIfsft uno
&dlte lno eebt Or. 8ea's 8int-Sar>
Sonep. Gs lit artgenebm, hef1niti-
seno, ontiieptiih, entfernt GhIetnt
nno beilt gnt5iinolna. Grleidtert
lcfort nnb furiert boIo. 9aBt guer
aino nid)t Ieioen. 8erlangt entidie.
Den Or. 8eTs Yine~Tar-Sonep. 25s
bei Mpotbefern.
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Weibnohten noht heron

@eibnadten nabt beran = BE-
iielt Die Somiliengritppe ODER oas
9ortr1t iett, oomit Die 9iloer ols
@eidenfe redt5eitig ~eintreifen. Bette
Irbeit, mGBiee 8reiie in Sesemamn's
StnSio, 1041@ OIt.Souiton Ctr, ar
Ser Bride.
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Tarm.NroSnfte.
Wemhle.

a~artoffslu. California. $2.1os Colo
rabo. $1.85.
GiBe aartoffeIn, 2ouiIinna. $t.75.
8obnen. California @abois. $3.50,
Rerifanide 8abals. $500; Yints,
$3.50; Gina $3.50; Nabb, $6.75; @lad
gbes. $3.50.
3tpiebeln, Cal. s2.25 u. $3.50 per
100 Rfunb.
Ora, $2.75 fir elm 8nIdel.
gierpflonseu, $500 uno $t.25 pc,
8uidef.
Tomaten. Seras. 4 aSrbe, 60c II. TIC.
8riiner Rfeffer, Seras, 80 II. 40c per
4 a6rbe.
GeIlerie, soc Ii. 85c per 9utenb.
8fumentobI. $3.50 (. 2 Sutenb.
GqraTh, 75e II. $500 per gufdel.
Eeteriilie. 30c Der Dko. s8iinbeI
6obI, $1.25 Il. $3.50 per grate. :
aopfialut. $2.75 per Crate.
&aoies6eu. 40c fsr elm 9ee.s giinoei
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aae Gprtem ppn Srnd : Mrbeiten,
wie Slider, s6olhers". 8riefbpeen nnS
Spnperts, 9arten, Gircnlare, Ginlabuns
gen mftu., in Seatidl nnb Gn8liidl, nett
ausgefibrt. @tIipn & gmwegs
M a n n Irimtins &c., FOG Gaparrs CTR,
Gel. Grpdett 1924.
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Marfts8eriett
Nssmmolle.
Gan Nntonio,. geg., 1thc.
COLLECTION, geiterns feline 8orie.


San antpnia- 9ex., IS. Sea. -1st5
'Yrime grnoe Cotton Seeb Oil, sd
Gent3 Der GnHoue-
Rem yorf, IS. 9e5. Spot $500;
Se3ember, 1924 nno 1925, Suiilnr,
1925 unO 1926; Sebruar. S .26 Mrb
1880; WfdrB, $8.28 unb $3.50; Mpril,
$3.50 mno 1886; 1ai, $8.42 unb
$8.44; SSlt1a. $8.48 ,inb $3.50; SuIi
$3.50 mo 1851.
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Or. 8. ". Eiper, D~fteopotb, los
ISoIe6ao Ctr. oben. Office Eel Ct.
1856. WobmunesteI. CT. 1437 (Mna)
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-12-17
WANTS CITIZENS
ON WZSHKAHJOB
Audience Council Chambers Appauds Declaration by Mayor Phillips
hal Work Should Be On Basis of Only
STREET IMPROVEMENTS IN SOUTH ABERDEEN ARE STARTED

report by the first of the year. This
question, as we'll as a further report
from Hill covering various delinquent
franchise debts to the city, was re-
ferred to the auditing committee. The
mayor was instructed, too, to represent
the city at the sale tomorrow by Coun.
ty Treasurer Jerry McGillicuddy. of
Aberdeen realty that is going for
taxes, and to bid in such property if
deemed advisable.
Bowling Alley Ordinance
An ordinance introduced by Council
man Brecht. providing that bowling
alleys should be closed between II
p. m. and a. m., was referred to the
council as committee of the whole
and the city attorney, for a week.
Protest against the proposed enact.
ment was made by the proprietor of
Shafer's bowling alleys, newly INSTALL
lO-HERALD- -; Xzfiflff.:.:..:..:..:.
ed in the Livingston building. Mr..
Shafer declared that his expenses were
$40 day, that the only time in which
he could make money was after
O'Clock in the evening, and that if he
were restricted to three hours opera
tion he should be compelled to close
his establishment.
M. V. Snider of the Fairmont hotel
informed the council that the ordi.
nance was introduced at his request;
that he had invested $4,000 in the
hotel; that he had lost $4,000 in the
last three years, owing to poor busi-
ness; and intimated that either his
hostelry or the bowling alley would
Continued on page 81
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-12-17
JURY VtNlkE
IS DRAWN FOR
COURT TERM

For the term of Grays Harbor coun'
tv superior court opening January II
the following jury venire has been
drawn:
District No. belle Anderson, M
Barrows, H. P. Craft, Cyrus R. Col
ton. ]. w. Davies, G. H. Eaton, Ethel
Fridlander, Ben Healey, R. o. Hobig,
Fred Holmes, Frank A. Jackson, E.
H. johnson, Sam Lanning, Nels Lind
gren s. l.. Moak, H. A. Mustard, s.
M. Munson, Mary Murphy, Effie Mel
son, Emma Norman, Bob Padgett, Jo
sic Perkins, ]. F. Poundstone, Bernice
Quinn, Stella Redman, Effie Rasmus
sen, Laura Rail, w. c. Shahan, G. O.
Strubel, George C. Taylor, R. Thomp
son, Henry Tiffensee, T. c. Wilcox
VIM. G. Webber, Olive M. Williams
District No. 2.-Lottie Alexander
Lula G. Anderson, H. T. Ash, c. w
Blackwell, F. Bousf1eld, Nellie Brad
ner, Albert Carlson, Georgiana DeGi
beault, Maude Perry Douglas, Alma
Drake, F. G. Deming, J. M. Eberline,
Hannah Fosberg, Ida M. Greer, EN-
ma Graham, May Haggerty, F. L.
Hurd, E. G. Hoops, J. B. Haynes, Dena
Johnson, Julia Johnson, Leo A. Jhon'
ston, Joseph Majek, John Maxim
Mary Milette Dora Moorehead, Louise
McNiven, ]. A. Pike, Barbara Pista.
George Ripley, J. J. Ryan. G. F. ST.
MONS Lena Seaman, Marie Siese, A.
H. Wood.
District No. 3.--Mrs. Abbie Altman
Matt Cramer, Mrs. NJ J. Cox, Helen
A. Cook, James Dickson, R. Durney.
R. E. Dawdy, Lima Evans, John Fors-
gren, VIM Giles, A. J. Hilker, James
Hazard, r. T. Hackett, John Hen
erickson. w. V. Hatfield, Elizabeth
Hubbard, Louis Haas, Carrie Klein
Mildred r. Limbaugh, Katherine
Lamping, P. J. Morarity, Guardy Ma
haffy, Louise Mayo. J. McCollum. Phoe-
be McCamant, Lillian Reed, Bertha
Ross. Rosa w. Sawyer H. Shuman,
Charlie Sparling, John Snyder, Lillian
B. Sims, Adam Snyder, Anna X.
Trombley, T. R. Walker.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-12-17
Ordinance Introduced to
Close Bowling Alley
at IL O'clock
HILL ASKS FOR DATA
Citv Treasurer Seeks a
Better Record of
Franchises

II OR the first time since the mem
Il ory of constant attendants at city
council proceedings runneth, the de-
corum of the council chamber was
broken Wednesday night, by applause
from the audience Il was ELECTED by
a declaration from the mayor.
"If there is any man working on
the Wishkah water project who is not
a citizen of the United States, or who
has not declared his inteition of be-
coming a citizen" said Mayor j. M.
Phillips, such declaration should be
made Immediately"
That was all the mayor said, and
these was no discussion of his declar-
alton; but the applause from the au-
dience was hearty.
Improvement of two South Aberdeen
thoroughfares was provided for by
summary passage of ordinances. New
ell street. from Wishkah to Summit,
will get 16-foot plank roadway, the
engineers estimate for the work being
s492. borne by property with assessed
valuation of s2,2S5. Boone street, from
Curtis to Marion, will get shai""
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-12-17
HOTEL MEN TO
FIGHT AGAINST
SCRIP PAYMENT

Introduction of the scrip plan of
fought by hotel men of Southwest
Washington, as elsewhere. This was
decided upon at meeting, last Sat
urday night in Elma, of hotel men
who also decided to form themselves
into a permanent organization for
Southwest Washington. Present at
the meeting were E. A. Morck, Hotel
Washington, Aberdeen; C. ]. Simms,
Hotel Grayport, Hoquiam; M. V. Sny.
der, Fairmont hotel, Aberdeen; Mr..
Allison, Imperial hotel, Elma; Mr..
Murray, Wilson hotel, Centralia; Mr..
West, st. Helens hotel, Chehalis; Mr..
Berkshire, Raymond hotel, Raymond;
Mr.. Pierce, Mitchell Hotel, Olympia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-12-17
MRS. ROSS ASKS
FOR DISRARMENT
OF 7 ATTORNEYS

Mrs. Margaret M. Ross has filed
with the state supreme court a re-
quest for the disbarment from prac-
tice in this state Of seven attorneys.
Two Of the lawyers, George D. and
William H. Abel. are Of Grays Harbor
county; five, Judge Edward H.
Wright, H. w. B. Hewen, John T.
and Martin Welch and John l. O'Phe-
Ian, prosecuting attorney, are Of Pa
cific county. Mrs. Ross accuses the
seven of conspiring with "a band of
outlaws" in Pacific county to acquit
men whom they know to be Grimm.
ais. Incidentally, Mrs. Ross requests
the states highest tribunal to keep
the matter out Of the hands of the
state attorney generals office, be.
cause, she says, it is prejudiced against
her.