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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
hSSS!hRe!atre

B tells truths. and fl.y .. ....e ard
serve as q waru-ns 90 tle uH1uo~i ms
and creuu.Cu.. pC-lailg f1 che young
SRI who o. carried away by the arten-
tiou ana ratfery OF her employer %
be happens to be- OF tle uupr.uC. Piled
-gre. and La.- shows there are many
OF thcm in The clty sEysCrlper. Sew
Crui members OF the company 1ppear-
iuE here were especially well c-st
dauEy Panty. one OF abe best
and mos- Euecessful musical come
dies produced -u the last FIVE years.
@ be- seen at t1e limos tonight.
THIS D. -re Stow which Le~ Fields
Cr-.naly produced IH Chicago three
years r-o end which p'ayeI COutiu-
uouslr for two years and na.r. APP
pl1ruE ~ least once and sometimes
ew.ce .r the largest cities 10 the
country As month after month OF
success slipped bE and new routes
were laid out. it seemed 20 the stars
.u the play that ,he tour would never
end. but DO c'osei last fan. after PLAY
-rs nearly everything on the the-tri-
cal rlr- Dr. seemed CAS- IL this great
csc 90 l,l musical shows lad finished
lfa career 90 last uhen i;s entire cast
n as N.laeA INTO Tue peas uIe = seek
crr~ tle wonderful stage spectacle
90 ihe Eeu YORK Winter Garden. but
following lhc tour OF that production
tire same cast and chorus was reen-
aaeei Tor -Hankv Panty" 10 is as
serted never Ga the history or tneatri-
-ais have stars and chorus been To-
-cths- as long o. IN -Hauky Pauky.'
when The Pleasure Seekers" was
on tour the c-mDa1y celebrated their
tEree years together vita bis din
uer az Philadelphia. when Manager
Edward j. Bloom. who handled both
sHauky Fanky'' and The Pleasure
seeker Eiarsed TO rcoTganize the
former show he found NJ difficulty
In getting no. only his stars. but the
chorus as vel. OF the original 90
chorus girls IN the FIRST production
and the l. chorus boys. practically
All viii be- seen here In the new show
They we're kept intact after The
Pleasure Seekers finished SIS run.
ara almost Immediately starred to-
reheArse again for "Hanky Panky-'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
AT THE EMPIRE.

The seat sale for the opening per
frrnances Of the Oliver Drama Play
er4. Who begin their engagement AZ
the Empire theatre next Thursday al
the matinee. will open az the theatre
box once Sunday morning az 10
O'Clock. Reservations may be made
Tor the first week The opening play
IL Augustus Thomas western classic.
arizona which has for 20 years
been the standard comedy drama OF
western life. While Il has been seen
In the tri-cities many times. u has
never before been offered ~ the low
scnIe Of price, which vii obtain dur
luz the production by the Oiivers- But
despite the low prices Manager Oliver
insists that the production VII scenic
,lfv take rank with those made BY the
hiEh-prIced organizations. and the cast
xiii be q perfect che Arizona" was
s-. Thomas first great success and IL
/, play OF Ilfe a. a western army post
In ne state which gives Il its title II
contains a gripping story Of iovable
md thoroughly human characters ana
4 free from the usual shoot and XII
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
AT TIE MAJESTIC.

There are four tremendous photo
pay announcements for the Majestic
t0r the coming week and while there
are otho- ordinarily big attractions
Tor THIS popular theatre. nevertheless
these -or- stand ont as particularly
marked. The drst Of these particular
iy big announcements is Marguerite
Cla~k ia "1Vuddower" MONDAY ana
Tuesday. another pretty Daniel
F-ohuan production. All Rock Island
ia of course Interested in the a'i-star
revival OF GEORGE AIDES "The County
Chsirmau" which Henry W. Savage
presents Witr the original Nlclyn Ar
buckle and White r. Sweatnam. on
Friday Wilton Lackaye and Gail Kane
appear 10 rr.LE Norris play OF Amer
jean financial life THE Pit" Olga Pc
trova VIII Doe here % week from sun
day in The Tierass." sunday The
Education OF 1-r. Flpp" with Digby
Fell SD, offer o. unique treat 20 those
,vho have never seen 1Ir. Bcl's' quaint
comedy. H--urdl st-cus drama
.Thc stolen Eirthr.elt" viii Re shown
Cor the rrsl time IN She three cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09

lacks that unfailing sense Of the sum
Gent that stops the white man when
ne mas made his enect. This is good
stage theory by the way. This talk
about realism is mostly nonsense. as
realism is understood 10y the layman.
II Deuman Thompson had been really
q Tealist he would have washed his
face in real water and spoiled his
makeup. II Mrs. Fisl,e were a realfst
she would have reproduced Tess
yawn. so carefully described by llr.
Hardy. If Mcintyre ana Heath were
realists. they would pla- the aegro as
he is. chiIlike. fond OF repetition.
given 70 meaningless noise. AS il is.
these artists based their stage repre-
sensations on effective material ar
dstcally selected ana emphasized. to
the exclusion Of the merely Initiative
Incidentally. Mcintyre and Healh's
notion Of uaturaiism which is more
natural than the natural negro. is
worth $4,000 "a season to Manager
john Cort.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09

The men who put the dial in
dialect as applied TO the American
negro OF the south. are unquestionably
Mcintyre and Heath. who appear at
the Bu-us next Thursday. afternoon
and evening. They studied the negro
on his native Icvea. as it were. They
went into the show business soon az
ter the war. when ell business was so
BAD that they sometimes had to so out
among the coiored folk in their burnt
cork aud spiel their dialect for meal
That's the supreme test OF art, il YOU
ike. make a noise so Ike a negro
chat a negro viii come across with
con puue and 'taters," Naturally. a
dialect whetted mp on a test of that
kind does not need o diagram. and
Messrs. Mcintyre and Thomas Kurton
Heath don't need TO hang a sign on
their patter. Indicating this Is coon
stuff Incidentally. they represent
distinct types. Mcintyre. as the pessi-
mIstic livery stable chambermaid lur-
ed 10 the stage from his three
SQUARES and his flock bed, is a city
type. withss touch OF the cynic; Heath
as the minstrel man who plays the
temptcr IS a negro Mulberry Sellers.
as defined in class as the immortal
character OF The Golden Age" and
The American Claimant White
men like these are an eternal argu-
ment IN favor of any contention that
a burnt-cOrk white man Is funnier
than a sure 'nough" Ethiopian. The
latter lacks Imagination He lacks
hat play OF fancy that must be pres
snt in stage representation He
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09

.erlas--rbs stolen B.r-hrisht-
sr-trv u.s5y E-u ca -rhc Eiuca.
% W- Prpp~
Monday. Ties ay-1auicI Frolman
p-e u.s Marguerite Clars g. wild
f1re-
wednesday. ThursdAy-Heury W
SAVAGE presents The COUNTY Chair
man.. 6y George AGe. with tfaclyn
Art1rt.~ and Willis -. svreatram. the
or.1ai stars
Fr.eay-~Thc Fir~ By Prank Nor
rs with wilton LacEaye and Cal
Ease. che original stars
Saturday Francis X. Bustmau In
Tee Glare % the Lights
sunday - oIEa Petrova IN The
Tirrrss~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09

Jan. s--Thc Master o. the House
Jan 1O-"Thc uespcrado. Third
episode 90 "Zudora
Jan 1.-THE Tear That Burned.
jan tz--Red Bird Wins
Jan. fl---rae Crooks sweetheart
Ia1. tf-~Sleps Race l1r Death
Jan. I---Tle Elcnd-
jan f5-~SavIuE Grace
Jan. 11-"tfow VE-rius sre Made
Fol-rr Episode % 'ZrGore
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09
At TsE ILLINOIS

Help wanted frank Illustration
- tss trials OF a. Inexperienced SRI
n the modern Business world. vas
played last ufxht % the Illinois me
strs. tt - from the pen % Jack Lait.
a former usWspaper police reporter
Lat has Vrittsu a story that every
parent and daughter should see lie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09

Jan. s--HauEy PaEEy.-
rlr t0- rhr gsre Bird
Jan. Ii-ccrEau var p.-t1res-
JON 1g- C-rist.al Science lecture.
Jan. I7-Today
Jam fs-New YorE symphony o.
caeatra.
jan ls-UudeE Cover
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09

element supposed TO correctly portray
western life. The heart story Is splen-
did and ths comedy unobtrusive.
'Arizoua' VIII be first seen at the
Thursday matinee and viii be followed
by q new production az the Sunday
matinee. Prices for an night shows
and the Sunday mat.uccs are 10 and
20 cents. with ail seats at the Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday mltiEees 10
cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-09

The Bel Boy Thr-sday. Friday
Saturday arc SUNDAY.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
CORN THRIVES10
VARSITY CAMPUS
Large, Well Filled Ears Borne
By Golden Glow Variety
From Wisconsin


SEATTLE, March %. Golden
Glow, field corn from Wisconsin
is growing thrifty on the campus
of the University OF Washington and
is bearing large, well filled ears. II
gives promise. says Prof. ]. w. Hot.
son. Of the botany department. that
when acclimated It will produce q
variety that will mature in the Pu.
get Sound district.
The first ears were sent here from
Wisconsin in 1912 for experimental
cultivation. and for two years the
corn has been growing on light. sandy
soil In the botanical gardens. The
best cobs Of the 1912 crop were say.
ed and used In 1913 to plant about
one-fourth Of an acre. The stalks
grew to height Of six feet. with 10.
ually two cobs to the stalk.
There 10 q limited amount Of this
seed corn for distribution to growers
Of western Washington to be had on
application to Professor Hotson.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
Washington, in and for Chehalis
County.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Of John Johnson, Deceased.
To the Creditors Of the Estate Of
Johnson, deceased:
Pursuant to order Of court made and
entered In the above matter, notice
is hereby given by the undersigned
executrix Of the estate Of said de-
ceased. to the creditors Of said de-
ceased and Of said estate to have, pro-
duce and present to said executrix,
at the office Of A. Emerson Cross,
Wishkah Block, In the city of Aber-
deem, Chehalis county, Washington.
same being the place where the bust
ness of said estate will be conducted,
heir duly verified claim or claims
against the said deceased and the
said estate within twelve months from
his date. to-wit: March 23rd. 1915
under penalty Of being forever barred
and foreclosed thereafter.
Dated this. the 23rd day Of March,
1916.
IDA JOHNSON,
Executrix Of the last will and testa-
mont and estate Of John johnson,
A. EMERsoN CROSS,
Attorney for Executrix.
p. o., Wishkah Block, Aberdeen
Wash. 1884,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
GET TO THE CAUSE. ID
Aberdeen People Are Learning the
Way. s4

There IL but little peace or comfort
for the man or woman with;4a bad
back. The distress begins In early
morning-ke up throughout the
day. It's hard to get out Of bed, it's
torture to stoop or straighten. Plast-
ers and liniments may relieve, but can
not cure iE.the cause is inside-the
kidneys. When suffering SO, use
Doan's Kidney Pills, the tested and
proven kidney remedy, used in kidney
troubles for over so years. Doan's
Kidney Pills are recommended by
thousands for just such cases. Proof
of their effectiveness in the testimony
Of this Aberdeen resident:
Mrs. Louis w. Marque, 315 N. E. St.,
Aberdeen, says: zone of my family
was troubled much by a dull, heavy
ache across the small Of the back
Sometimes the pains were so severe
that no work could be done until the
spell passed off. The kidney secretions
were very irregular in passage and
caused a terrible burning sensation
had seen Doan's Kidney Pills adver
tised for the trouble, SO got box
and they were used. They soon
brought relief and since then there
has been very little trouble"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mrs. Marque recommends. Foster
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y. Il
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
IRISH CONCERT
FOR TOMORROW
St. Patrick 5 Musical Program
Will Be in Evening At
Presbyterian Church


The Irish concert. which was to
have been given Il the Presbyterian
church on st. Patrick's DAY. win take
place It the same place tomorrow
evening. starting Il : o'clock.
This concert 10 under the auspices
Of the choir Of the church: and the
director. N. p. Bryan. has been for
tunate in securing the full 0rays Har-
Dor orchestra. and . number Of the
best voices In the city, The sacred
concerts which have bsen given dur
ing tho winter have attracted wide
attention in musical circles Of the
city ana have Alled the large audi
tovium Of the Presbyterian church to
capacity. The array Of talent for the
present program shoHld make It one
|of the most attractive Of the season.
A feature Of the program will DO
the old fAvorite song. Mother Ma
|ehrse- By Chauncy 0scott. to b sung
by Harry Phipps with full orchestra.
This il an innovation in the Aberdeen
musical world and no doubt will open
. field Of new endeavor for both tho
vocal and instrumental people Of the
city. The program follows:
Overture Gems Of ireland"
G. r. Bernard
Grays Harbor Orchestra.
"The Wearing Of the Green. Moore
Mrp. J. w. Barkley..pa
THE Shoogy-Shoo" ....... Ambrose
Miss Flynn Il, D.
Mixed Quartette- When You, and
l Were Young. Maggie" ........
Mrs. Coons, Mrs. Stevens. Mr.. Mer-
rilI and Mr.. Evansa.
Mother Machree' ........~. ,Olcott
Harry Phipps. accompanied by the
!, Grays Harbor Orchestra
"My Wild Irish Rose" $500. Olcott
Mrs. Stevens
1.-THE Lass from the County Mayo''
......... ................. Brown
george Il. Evans.
"Mavourneen"
Mrs. N. P. Bryan.
Irish Folk Song .......... Foote
Mrs. C. 0. Prescott
Ladies Quartette-"Killarney" .Balfe
Mrs. Barley, Mrs. Mankowski, Mrs
Coons and Miss Thomas.
Selection-"Songs of Ireland. $50.
........ Shipley Douglas
Grays Harbor Orchestra.
1.-THE Little Irish Grip ....... Moore
Mrs. c. Mankowski.
1.-THE Snowy Breasted PEARL. -.
| Mrs. N. L. Lille.
Rory O'Moore" ..................
| Mrs. Coons.
Mrs. Gertrude Croxall, accompanist
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
|DOCTORINC SOIL
IS MARCH WORK
Farmer. Of Crays Harbor
Country Put Fertilizers in
Ground These Days


Doctorins the soil. in these pleas
ant days Of Ma1ch's close, IL work
and diversion. TOO. Of the Chshalis
farmer: a., indeed, It b In Oh Sec
tons that enjoy The mild and early
Spring that prevails In the 0says
Harbor country. Doctering the coil,
today. d both . mere scientific and.
1t the same time, IN easier Spring
work than Il WIS In the old days.
Farmers who kept abreast with tho
times even in cartier days paid strict
attention to fertilizers: but the sup
ply was not - accessible then.
Today, there u no extra work en-.
tailed on tho party Of the asricuitur.
list In getting his Apotash. his am.
monia. or whatever he has concluded
IL needed by the soil on his ground;
iser already mixed. Aberdeen has sew
eral strictly modern stores which at
this season specialize in fsrtilisers.
It means nothing more than . trip to
the city. or. II theFe b not the, time
for that, call oyer the telephone
to get the soil medicine to the farm
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
ADKINS GROCERY"
TO MOVE STORE
Well Known Firm Changes
Location Of Both Depart
ments to East Heron St.

Adkins Cash grocery and Adkins
Tea & Coffee market will be moved
from their present locations on G
street, about April l, to lis East Her.
on street. The grocery department Of
the well known local establishment,
at 1881 South G street, Mr.. Adkins
figures, will benefit after the removal
Of the postofiice from its present
quarters to H street.
At the same time Mr.. Adkins hg-
ured that he win do better to bring
the tea ana coffee department from
it, present quarters In the Fry 4 Co.
establishment over to Heron street.
There the demonstrations. that Have
proved 20 popular : feature Of the
tea and coffee department will be
continued: and the same policies that
have ruled in the past will be follow
ed In the new store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
LAST SUMMONS
FOR CHRIS BELTZ
Popular Young Man Passes
Away in California Town.: /.
Body Is on Way Home"

Chris Beltz, son of Mr.. and, Mrs.
C. F. Beltz, proprietor of the Beltz
Auto company andaa popular young
man, died from tuberculosis at Sier-
ra Madra, Cal. word being received
here of his passing, yesterday. The
remains are on their way home now
and are expected to arrive here to.
day.
Besides the parents the young man
who was aged % years, is survived
by the widow, to whom he was mar
ried less than a year ago, and who
was Miss Beulah Scott, and two
brothers and two sisters: Oswald
Beltz of this city; Fritz Beltz Of Ire
fethen & Grinstead, Seattle law firm
Mrs. Oscar Schultz of Tillamook
Ore; and Mrs. Stranahan, of Oregon
Funeral announcement will be made
later. /
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
SHERIFF RAIDS
| MOCLIPS JOINT
Descent Upon Alleged Illicit
Liquor Dispensary Results
In Four Arrests

MONTESANO, March 22.-Sherifl
Schelle Mathews and four deputies
raided an illegal booze joint" at Mo-
clips Saturday night and arrested
four men. Two Of the men who are
booked - John Does" have been re-
leased on bail. Bill Morgan pleaded
guilty and was fined 800 and costs
and Harry Edwards was fined $50
and costs on the same plea by JUS
tice Pettijohn, this morning. Both
men are confined in the county Jail.
Deputies Searles, Hoover. Quimby
and Sells assisted In the raid. Three
Of the men were arrested In the house
where the business was being carried
on. Morgan was found down town,
but the sheriff had evidence OF his
participation in the business.
The sheriff says that since he has
been in once he has spent $500 or
$500 trying to stop "boot-legging" at
Moclips.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
'H0QUIAM ~"
WINS AT MEET
Davis Of Y. m. c. A.. Lands
First Honors for Self and
Team at State Armory

The silver cup went to tho Ho
GUAM 7. N. G. A.. 1t tho indool
track meet held Friday night in the
state armory here. Davis, OF the
HoQuiam organization. proved the
star individual performer Of the meet
making 10 Of HE teams 81 points;
for which work he was presented 4
silver medal. Yoki Of tho Moose won
the Marathon. defeating Pethley. dop'
ed ~ the best long distance man on
the Harbor. Hermans. Of the Moose
was third over the Smile, course.
The Aberdeen Moose took second
honors at the meet with % points.
Company @ was third with IS points.
Aberdeen high school. with 10 points,
finished 1t the tail end. These were
the winners. first and place:
t5-yzrd dash-Herren, A. H.: g..
hr1ts Davis, Y. II. c. A.. second:
Cook. Co. q. third.
High jump Davis. YIN. G.. A..
first: Hobi, A. H. s.. second: Wilson,
A. H. s.. third. Height. feet 2M
inches. -
High dfve-Marrs. Y. NJ. G. A.,
first; Messegee. Moose. second; Hook,
A. H. s.. third. Height. feet 9
inches. f'
Three mile run-Yoki. Moose, first !;
Pethley, Co. G, second; Hermans,
Moose. third. Time. II minutes.
Rope climb-Backover, Y. M. C. A.,
Cogdill, Y. NJ. G. A., Davis, Y. NJ. c.
A., all tied for first. Time: 6 Is sec.
Onds, " s.
Potato race-Ccok, Go. G, first
Davis, Y. M. c. A., second; Gillespie
Y. M. c. A.. third. Tire: &c seconds
Basket shooting-Turk, a. r. s.
first; Faulk, Co. G, second; Adams
Moose. third. Time: 10 seconds.
Broad jump Davis, Y. M. G. A.
first; Gillespie, Y. M. c. A.. second;
Messegee, Moore, third. Distance: II
feet, 6 inches.
High kick-Messegee and Cook
tie for first place; Hobi, third.
Manual Of arms drill-Won by Will
lard Dudley.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23

!. A ~ VI
the lead today. 10 holding back her
full voting strength, it may be safely
sumised. They are waiting for eat
urday svsnins. when the Herald closes
it, big beWus OFFER for vetss-this. be
It said here. pesItlvsay not 70 be ~.
nswed; sxtsAdsd nor rspeatsd.
Immediately following the close,
Saturday svenlns, Of thts offer. will
come I smaller offer. In this the sub.
scriptions turned In win count for
about gt~ies. their ordinary value;
while, until Saturday. the schedule
gives triple value for one year sub.
iscriptions.
Az the contest nears it, end fewer
and fewer votes will DO given for sub
scription values. with each change,
until, before the contest close, they
will have dropped to the original
schedule. Hence. It behooves con-
testants to speed Up for the next four
days; and then, next week. to speed
up some more.
Contest Closing D1tS.
The Herald subscription contest for
Overland and Ford touring ears, Ho-
bart N. Cable upright plano, two gold
watches and two fine kodaks will
close Thursday evening, April ..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
HUNTERS KILL BEAR

HOQUIAM, March 22.-Jim Rhodes.
George Lawrence, q Northern Pacific
engineer, and o. R. Bridges. while
out with their dogs and rides about
mile and half back Of Grays Har-
Dor City Sunday, denned black bear
and her two cubs. The old bear was
chased from the swamp in the old
logging works in the canyon, up to
her den. where she turned ct bay.
Three dogs were on her head when
the first bullet struck her. but she
fought fiercely for some minutes be.
fore being killed. The two cubs were
found in the den and were captured
and brought to the city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23

In his once in the Finch building
this morning. "The estimate calls for
coapletisn Of plant % days after
start Of work on It; and July / gives
u 10 days leeway. The Auburn plant
was finished within the 90 days. This.
Of course. 10 dependent upoa there
bslng NO delays from storm or acci.
dent such - the non-afrival Of tanks
Or retorts. from the East The rail.
roads lost carload Of gas stoves
consigned to the Auburn plant, which
votU found only the other day. But
Va anticipate no dimculties. what
ever. now.
both from the Montesano and 9TH
Or Chehalis county plants to be start.
"a later. we expect to furnish gas 1t
. figure that will make 1t an econo-
my to the smaller factories, -
4xgainst wood fuel. For plants that
On U.S. from 5000 to 10000 cubic
'1eet : month We expect to make a
rate Of 80 cents.
Work was started yesterday on the
elearing away Of ground for the
-1l1Atesano plant. Mr.. Sargent. our
superintendent Of construction. 10 in
charge. Az soon as that work is
veil started. in week or ten days,
10 win 90 to Bremerton to clear the
r..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
ELECTION in MAY.

HOQUIAM. March 22.-The cleo
ton on the valuation ordinance and
bond issue has been set. for May 8
or 4 and City Attorney Heath now
is engaged in completing details Of
the ordinance providing for the cleo
tiop. which will be introduced at to-
morrow's session Of the city COM
mission.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
n. ?. TO START sR,ooE WORK.

HOQUIAM, March 22.-Work will
ne started by the Northern Pacific
-ailroad in few days, 1t 10 learned. on
the approaches to the new railway
bridge across the Hoquiam river at
the Panama Eastern Lumber com
,any's mill. now nearing completion.
The bridge 10 complete except for the
approaches.
It 10 expected the two approaches
will be completed BY about April IL.
Considerable piledriving win have to
be done In this connection.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-23
JOHNSON TO &c HOME MONDAY.
Congressman viii Spend Month In
Hoqulam Then Leave With Com.
mlttee for Hawaiian islands.

HOQUIAM. March 22.-Congress.
man Albert Johnson. who now is in
San Francisco, will be home next Mon
day, March %. according to word
received from him here. Mrs John.
son will return with him. After
spending . month ct their home here,
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will return to
San Francisco. whence they will sail.
April ~. for the Hawaiian Islands on
q trip Of observation with the COM
mittee ON territories.