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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01
BIG D0INCS AT
COUNTY FAIR
Exhibits Being Placed.-Race
Horses Practice Daily--Joy
Street Will Be Marvel
WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS
Sunday Is Fraternal Day-Man
to Be Married Said to Be
Popular in Fraternal Circles

Interest in county fair, which will
be held at Elma from September 9th
to the 10th, inclusive, is more gen.
eral than can be said of any pre-
vious fair, and with good weather i'm
pending, attendance this year is 60
ing to break all past records. The
exhibits this season cover wider
scope than formerly, and competitive
contests have stirred up great deal
of enthusiasm, reaching into every
corner of the county. Aberdeen, Ho-
quiam, and Montesano will have
special days set aside, and special
trains will be put on. The jitney
drivers are looking forward to har-
vest, and are oiling up their buck
boards, arranging for new tires, etc..
and the roads will undoubtedly be
alive with nickel collectors.
Exhibits are now arriving at the
fair grounds, and are being installed.
Blooded horses from all parts of the
Northwest are daily pounding the
turf, and all is hustle and excitement
within the area encompassed by the
fair ground fence. And it is we'll to
add here, while speaking of the fence,
that all knot holes have been plugged
and all cracks battened. Admission
to the wonders of the fair is to be low.
very low, and it is possible that the
gatekeepers will be a bunch of
pretty girls.
No resident of Grays Harbor can
afford to miss this fair. Surely ev-
eryone can find time to go. 1t will
be worth while. See what your neigh
bors have been doing this summer in
the way of raising exhibition garden
sass, hens, ducks, pigs, cows, and
other birds.
And JOY STREET-say, here is
something that will tickle the funny
bone of the worst pessimist on the
Harbor. Joy Street will be culmina-
tion of everything that is amusing,
entertaining, instructive, inspiring
in fact many cases of hyperdynamia
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01
P0INDEXTER ON
CRAYS HARB0R
United States Senator and
Candidate for Reelection
Talks to Voters
IN ABERDEEN LAST NIGHT
The Senator Addresses Large
Audience Last Evening. He
States His Position Clearly
IN ABERDEEN LAST NIGHT

United States Senator Miles Poin-
dexter arrived on Grays Harbor We'd
nesday and opened his campaign in
this county for reelection, at Ho-
quiam, where he was entertained by a
number OF prominent citizens at din
ner at Hotel Grayport, and in the
evening addressed a large audience in
the Liberty theater.
Coming to Aberdeen yesterday, the
senator was warmly greeted by his
numerous personal and political
friends and in the evening spoke at
the Bijou theater. at non-partisan
meeting of Scandinavians.
In the course of his addresses, Sen.
ator POindexter gave notice that if
reelected he would follow the same
policy in this regard in the future as
he has in the past. and secured the
hearty applause of his audience for
his declaration. He repeated his de-
fense of his vote on various questions
which he had given earlier in the day
before the Young Mems Republican
club. and spoke in favor of discrimi-
mating tariffs to encourage American
shipping.
81 am at least of a mature age"
said Senator Poindexter, in defending
his refusal to follow machine rule
blindly. 81 have had at least the ex-
perience of life of the average individ-
ual, and l believe that l am able to
determine for myself what are the re-
publican principles and when acts are
in harmony and when in violation of
party pledges; and as for those Ia
coma gentlemen to whom l have re-
ferred, l want to say now that I am
not going to abide by the dictum of
any local clique when it comes to de-
termining a matter of that kind.
"The sordid question of whether
followed the ideas of any Tacoma poll
tical organization in my vote is not as
interesting to me as the question Of
giving a scientific application Of the
principles Of protective tariff.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wood, who were
called here from San Francisco, on ac-
count of the death Of A. D. Wood, left
for their home Saturday. A
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-09-01

c. I. Hall, formerly manager of the
Western Union in this city. but now
district manager with headquarters in
Seattle, was in town Wednesday.
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CONTINUED from page -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
WIFE MURDERER
Is UNDER ARREST
speeial Dispatch to he intelligence.

Special Dispatch 20 The Intelligence.
STEUBENNILLE. O.. Jan. "a
Andy klaursik. aged 30. a coal miner
charged with the murder of his wife
Anna, was arrested his evening about
O'Clock. shortly after he had left
his hiding place in a mine near Mount
F~leasant. by Constable David McMas-
tiers. OF this city. lie was placed in a
jail at Dillonvale and will be brought
TO this place I'm the morning.
klaursik. il is said. had been out
nearly all night on a drunken carou-
sal, returning TO his home about 9
o clock this morning. He was remon-
slrated by his wife and becoming
angered pulled a IS calibre revolver.
tired several shots into her neck.
When the first news of the rageSy
was learned the gruesomeness OF the
Wound led to the belief that a butcher
knife had been used by the murderer.
\ posse of between 81 and IS men
searched every part OF jefferson coun-
~ today without success. Klaursik
following the murder sought efuge
In a mine near Mount Pleasant. and
believing that he would evade cap
ture owing TO the darkness this eve
I left the mine. His freedom was
short lived. Constable McMasters.
who was on horse back. spied him and
q short chase eusued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
MUSKEGON TO
BE In CENTRAL

Special Dispatch to the Intcnigeneer.
MUSKEGON. Mich. Jan. 24-With-
In " hours tonight at a banner mass
meeting. Muskegon sportmen sub
scribed $500 TO finance a team in
the Central league and the city is now
practically assured a franchise. Pres
ident T. W. Dickerson of the league
was in attendance and congratulated
the baseball leaders who led in the
purchase OF stock in the club at to-
nights meeting. Last Wednesday.
M~uskegon's chances were considered
dead. but a scathing article printed IN
n or h local papers stirred the
OF commerce committee to
such action that il overcame the op-
position from a certain source which
mad been blocking the progress OF
the workers, the committee hac
tWenty-four hours TO give an answer
and raise $4,000 besides securing a
park site. An Indignation meeting
eat SO much new enthusiasm that
PRESIDENT DickersOn gave the commit
Zee until tonight 10 make its final d.
clsion. Three park sites have been
otIered h committee free and a de
clsion as TO which one will be accept
ed VIII be made within a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
DIVORCE PAPERS
IN M0HR TRIAL

PROVIDENCE r. l.. Jan. 24.-The
Introduction OF the divorce petition of
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Mohr. against her
husband. Dr. G Franklin Mohr. into
the trial of Mrs. Mohr and two ne
troes. Cecil Brown and Henry spell
man. on charges OF numbering the doc
tor. p~recipitated q legal battle today.
Before 20 was over. testimony was
produced that there was nothing in
The records Co Indicate that the di-
Norce sui was down for a hearing in
september. 1915. although GEORGE
Heals. the doctor chauffeur. who has
turned states evidence. had previous
ly testified that Mr.. Nohr had urged
MN and his alleged accompIiceS to
kllI The doctor ou the night of Angus
ID. AS 4' was the last chance" before
h'r suit came uu for q hearing the
first Of the Text month.
This rria'uD. was given h. Edwin
G. Root. assistant clerk OF the superior
DHr' Who had handled the paucrs.
ln answer io question. put ro him by
Attorney General Rice. Mr. Root said
mat Do DiFOrC. petition OF Mrs. Noh~
had never been heard. that there had
been mo- final disposition of the con.
tempt proceedings brought against her.
and that there had been 900 hearing ON
an equity suit Died hy Mrs Nohr 10
recover certain real estate from DR.
Nohr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
INDEPENDENCE
FOR FILIPIN0S

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24-Granung
OF independence to the Philippine Isl
ands I'm not less han We years and
not more than four years may be IA
vored by the Wilson administration.
Senator Hitchcock. chairman OF the
senate Philippine committee. dis
cussed with President Wilson late to-
day a provision TO that effect which
senator Clark. of Arkansas. had in
troduced as an amendment TO the
pending Philippine hill.
After comforting with the President.
Senator Hitchcock. while he would
not say what the President had told
him, indicated 10 was probable the
amendment would have the admin
STATIONS support. He said he would
have TO talk with other senators be
fore deciding definitely whether the
change would be- accepted. The Pres
ident vigorously opposed another
amendment proposed by Senator
Clarke proposing independence Tor
the Philippines within two years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
MEXICANS WANT
SOLDIER PUNISHED

FL PASO. Jan. 2f-GeneraI Ca.
brlel Gavira, commandant OF the
Iarranza garrison az JuareZ. present
ed 10 the military authorities here to
day a request that a United States sol
der named Harrison be punished for
having fired on and wounded a Nexi-
can civilian last Saturday afternoon.
Al the same time representations to
4. l. cobb. T.. :. customs collector
here. were made that American cattle
thieves were stealing cattle from Mex.
cans south Of the border. A demand
was made that they be apprehended
and punished
The Mexican authorities referred 10
the prompt punishment they melted
out 20 the Duran brothers. Mexican
cattle thieves. who were executed yes
terday for the murder Of Bert Akers.
an American killed last Friday while
seeking 90 cover stolen COWS Just
below The boundary.
According 10 Tho Ncxicans. AIaian-
aro SOTO was shot while aiding % Car.
rama soldier water some horses i'm
the Rio Grande river Saturday. 4 pre-.
liminary Investigation. already made
hy Initod states army officers. o. said
fo have shown that Soto was ON Amer
lean territory and armed at tho time.
He is said to have defod tho soldier
and threatened fo use hi- own rifle
when Harrison opened Ere. shooting
twelve times. & doubt was expressed
also that ofo has been wounded.
General GaNira said that Sofo's
wound was superficial Harrison is
held bon confinement.
Collector Cobb reported to Wash
Iucton TODAY that tho Carranza author
itiD- were doing everything possible TO
aid Americans Hc was advised this
afternoon. Dr." said. that Chihuahua
state officials were shipping to the
border $4,000 worth of silver bars be
longing to am American concern.
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BIG PROTEST
tCOnanusd From Tirst P.Fal

justification for protesting against
clearance Of armed ships from neutral
American waters. The Vienna gov
eminent is reported as taking the po-
sltion that guns on a merchant ship
cannot under the present circum-
stances be properly use for defen.
siye purposes. This contention Is
based primarily upon the ground that
no Austrian warships except subma-
.rines are az sea. and that any sub
marine which might come close
enough 20 AN armed ship TO order her
10 stop Immediately would court de
sfructlon; a single shell such a.,
those aboard the Verona being sum
cient 20 sink the war vessel
The belief prevails in certain off
cial circles that q communication
from tho Austro-H HUNGARIAN govern
meut would result in the United
states determining upon definite rule,
which would bee applicable TO the
changed conditions on the seas or
would result IN the keeping of Amer
iean citizens off ships that are armed.
The present attitude OF the United
states ls That a merchant ship has q
right fO arm for defensive urpos
and that. after being warned. and or.
tHmH.s tll-hf. dur.nl the nieht.
however. tae merchant ship assumes
ih" character OF "a war vessel. which
she maintains until she capItulafo-
and comes to q stop
Once stopped tho commander Of the
submarine must observe all the rules
OF international law loo regard to al.
lo"iu- time for tho pass ru-ers and
crew 'o r'uor. af q place OF safety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
OUR NATIONAL
PREPAREDNESS
WHAT IT MEANS AND HOW WE
ARE TO PROTECT OURSELVES
AGAINST THE POSSIBLE
INVASION OF DEAD
~ ENEMIES.

Dur country has seen the advisable
iy Of preparedness aud ara taking
steps To guard ourselves against the
invasion OF any hostile foe. And this
same principle applies 20 every man.
woman and child I'm this country. Not
from the standpoint of war on human
beings. but from the standpoint OF re-
polling invasion OF the body by dis
ease.
Men and women are fighting this
monster that causes such misery and
more and more each day are driving
him from our beautiful shores. Mala-
dies that may seem small may be the
~iorerunner or some painful disease.
The stomach is the important organ
or our system and when something
goes wrong 10 Is time to be careful.
In Wheeling people are coming TO
realize this truth and each dav we hear
OF men and women using the grandest
or all medicines. Tanlac. and being re
stored to health. One of these Is Mrs.
George GILES OF 436 North Wabash. In
a recent statement she said. Il suffered
from stomach trouble and ] had a sore
ness and pain in my right side. After
eating / would have a full. depressed
feeling. / read OF many Wheeling peo-
PIE getting such remarkable results
from Tanlac that / decided 10 try IL
and since taking IL I fee a great deal
better in every way. My stomach does
not trouble mo any more and the pains
have disappeared. feel that II is a
very good medicine and am glad that
tried it. / have already advised
others 10 Try IT,"
Be prepared Go today to c IT.
Gricst d Co, 1925 Market Street. and
get a bottle OF Tanlac. Mr.. Renfrow
is always In attendance 20 c~ourteouslv
explain Tanlac. Price 81 per bottle
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25

PEELED the Moutenegrin descent on
Albania. An addition reason given
was that other powers had already
occupied portions of that country.
Scutarl is the most important trad
ing town i'm Albania n has a pop
uiation OF 10000. II lies on the east
bank Of Lake Scutari and has been
rebuilt sine the earthquake OF 1905.
During the Balkan war Scutari was
the object OF C-ontcution between Mon
tenegro and the great powers. The
town was captured by Montenegro
forces on April 23. 1913. after a siege
lasting even months.
The powers previously had decided
20 include Scutari iu the kingdom of
Albania and King Nicholas had been
offered compensation i'm money and
territory on condition that he give up
the place. The Montenegrin kingdom
declined the oner. however. and an
nounced he would hold Scutari
against the powers. A. a result OF
his decision the International block
ade OF the Montenegrin was ex.
tended.
Later the powers made another do.
mand on the kind and the monarch
finally decided 70 evacuate the town.
which was occupied by an information
I'd force IN MAY Il. 1913. Several
months later the International forces
We're withdrawn.
When Tho Serbian army retreated
before the invasion Of their country by
Igutonic forces some Of the Serbian
soldiers on crossing the Albanian
frontier proceeded 20 Scutarl. where
they Joined the Montouerrius.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
.S0NDA FINED
So AND COSTS
VEST ALEXANDER DARYMAr
FOUND OF ASSAULT
By JUSTICE HUGHES.
Charged with Throwing Boy off MIL
Truck-Dcfendant Says H
VIII Appeal Case.

Early yesterday afternoon Justice Eli
" God Hughes rendered his decision In
tho case OF the state against Charles
Suuda. Of West Alexander. Pa. charged
with Leroy. the scvcn-yesr-
old son Of Wilbur Lunsford OF Park
View. near the lads home. on January 4.
the justice finding Sonda guilty and fin
Ing him IS and costs. Sonda imms-
diately declared that he would appeal
the case and would have Justice Hughes
Increase the fine 10 SIS that he might
carry Il 10 higher court.
Tho case was tried last week and Jus
ttce Hughes reserved his decision until
to-day. II was alleged in the charge
that Souda- a prominent dairyman OF
West Alexander. threw the boy. who
was stealing" a ride. off the truck.
sprainiug his ankle and bruising him.
Justice Hughes In rendering his decis-
ION. said that the defendant should not
have used violence In putting the lad
OF. and that n the boy continued 10
hang onto the truck that he should have
notified the authorities Of the lads &C
tions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
Annual stookhoiders meeting.

The regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders Of the city Railway Com
will be held at the office Of the
Company on the corner Of Twelfth and
apl street. wheeling W. Va. on
O'Clock In the forenoon. ts elect a Board
Of Directors TO serve for the ensuing
and for the adoption Of a new code
OF bylaws. and for the transaction OF
other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
j. K. FCSSELMAN.
ta-1g-tf Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Wheeling Steel & Iron Company
Wheeling. W. Va.
nua 18th 1915

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Wheeling Steel q Iron
Company will be held at the office OF
the company. corne Main and South
streets, Wheeling. w. Va. on Tuesday.
February Sth. 1916. at ? p. m. for the
election OF Directors and the transac-
tion Of any other business that may be
properly or legally presented.
BY Order Of Board OF Directors.
Isaac NJ. Scott. President.
Attest: c. j. Hunter. Secretary.
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE.
Notice

Having qualified a. e~NccutriN Of the
viii or my late husband. Claude II. Var
nell. all persons having claims against
MS estate will please present them duly
az the law offices OF :. %.
Boyce. Rooms Sl5-S16 IN the Schmul-
Building and those moving them
selves TO be indebted 60 Mr.. Narncll Will
please call at Mr.. Boycc's offices and
adjust their Indebtedness with him. he
being authorized by ms TO receive and
receipt FOR moneys so paid.
MABEL II NARNELL.
ENecutriN Of the estate OF Claude II.
Narncll. Deceased. ja-25-i
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SEALED

Notice TO Manufacturer, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at its Office at Charleston. West Virginia.
for furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested In said Board.
Contracts viii be a TO the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF REQUESTS
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-tt Charleston. West VIRGINIA
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

ron SALE OR rHADE-Nili sell or
trade for property. patent on nut lock.
Can be made on any kin OF bolts. For
description write \ T.. Myers. 80 lib
erty St. Elm Grove. W. Va ja-10-t
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come within the meaning OF the
amendment.
Chief Justice White said that the
power Of the federal government to
levy an income tax had never been
questioned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
Anothrr Ar RatA-

BERLIN. Jan Co. ibv wireless 20 Say
vilD-An official statement issued by
the German admiralty says.
Two German naval acceptance on
January dropped bombs m aviation
ansa9 800 HnuEhrm. 90 tho west OF
r.r.aH
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FOR sALE-Automobile,


fOH SALE-Automobile Six CvIfnd.r
touring car. O. a smith. u. s. lam
dry. Bellaire. Ohio. So.,
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MISCELLANEOUS

.harg'd with ruhblnE postomices at
Ripley. Mason city. Hartford and oak
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


roNGrAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTtkIAL EMuALMER.
iil2 AID 1924 NaIn 8trssl
Answered Day or Nirst-
Store Phones eab
& J H.rfsChv. Sci Phone tosa-R
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Breummer 9 HHdebfand

Auneral Directors and Umhalmau
I-f-eT 'Hrkrt an0 wonfv.aernuf "a
ANifhhnue Aels ouen dar and ntahL
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE OR RENT


SALE OR RENT-Eight room
rootnlng house or other purpose. Call
Nat. phone 51s-M. 49,
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OF Female

WAhTkD-Collector. Either sex. Sal
~ ana commission Experienced.
Apply 20 H. G. X. care this office.
in-9h-r
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WANTED-Position

WANrED-ENpcrienced chauffeur wants
position as chauffeur or truck driver
an give good reference. Address %
Marshall Ave. Elm Grove. or call Natl
2iO-J. H.. y. fa-a5-m
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WANrED@Good iunchenette cook. Ap-
ply Manager Fenray Theatre, Martins
= etfy. ja-lT-tf
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Helm

~
WANTED-Neat appearing young women
TO canvas. salary and expenses paid
Apply Room %. Grand Central Hotel.
W 5 and Z y. M. ja-25-i
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WAhTED-Position as stenographer
three years experience. good refer.
enc VIII start on salary.
s.rcelle G. Rodes. West Finley. Pa, RID.
la-2O-l
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WANTED-Male Heln

WANrED-A Licensed Blast Furnacs
Engineer. Water FENDER. Locomotive
Crancman and Electric C~<aneman. Ne
trouble Apply Mekeefrey Iron Co, Lee
tonia. Ohio. 1a-lOl
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FOR SALE

&Oh SALE-6OO egg sure hatch incuba-
tor. but little used. Miss /. n Gsr~in
K j.. No. 2 Wheeling. Nat. 23IO-M n. 3.
LM-..L
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WANTED-Reliable girl for general
housework. no washing. 1iOs Msin ST.
Ia-nAl
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TOR sALE-Showcase S II. long 2 n
woe. "a II deep. Bargain II sold M
Snce. Harry Marks, 1917 McColioch
Ja-22-i
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-11

Shortcomings are most apparent.
ana yet you wouldn't know a dog had
Teas II he didn't make some russ
about II. The man who has good
things to offer and doesn't advertise
should think OF this.