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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-21
Government by Parties.

A strong movement is afoot in this
and other states to abolish the use
of political parties in choosing state
and county officials, and it is observed
that the platform adopted by the Pro
gressive party Of King county last
week contains a demand for the non
partisan election of state and county
officers.
The evils of partisan selection of 10
cal officials have long been recog
nized in cities where it has been large
ly abolished The same is true of the
judiciary, and it may be said that
where it has once been abolished
there is no thought of returning tc
the old method.
1t goes without saying that this re
form will be strenuously resisted by
whichever party is strongly dominant
in any given state. For instance, in
Washington, it will be opposed by the
Republican party, and in South Caro-
lima by the Democratic party, that is
to say by the comparatively small
number of the members of those par
ties who have hope for personal gain
through the continuance Of the parti
san system.
State, county and city governments
are business propositions, concerning
which people will frequently differ, but
the difference is never along party
lines unless forced. Abolish party
elections, and those differences would
still occur at times, but they would
be settled nationally upon their merits
something impossible under the sys
tenn which subordinates nationality tt
party prejudice, and when voters pre-
fer a party label to either principle
or the man.
Even in national affairs this year II
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-21
Calamity HowIer Slips a Cog

Calamity HowIer slips Cog
William M. Whitney is a candidate
for congress on the republican ticket
from the Seattle district, and on
April 2, the Post-Intelligencer publish
ed his campaign platform, which con-
tanned the following as a leading
plank:
"The Democratic party is in power
today and blighting desolation Il
spread over our business and com
merce."
The next day, April 8, that paper
contained the following editorial:
1.-THE prosperity story told by the
commercial agencies week after week
has become almost monOtonous in its
record of steady expansion Of bust.
ness, in every direction, of increasing
consumption and increasing profits.
80 X Almost without exception mills
ships and factories are crowded to
their utmost capacity and overtime is
in force wherever possible"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of a lamp
in the Deming Single company Of
fees the other day caused consider
able excitement but little damage
guished without spreading.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-21
WhatPeople AreDoing


Mrs. William Anstie, Miss Beatrice
McKenna and Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ken.
nedy returned early this week from
an automobile trip to the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Tucker and
young daughter are in San Francisco
on visit at the home of Mrs. fuckers
parents.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Cross expect to
move into their newly purchased home,
that formerly was occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Coxey, about May l.
-
w. c. Mumaw, local manager of the
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph com.
pany, made business trip to Elma
Monday.
Mrs. r. e. Tagoart this week has
been enjoying visit from her sister
Mrs. w. w. Boner, now a resident OF
Port Orchard, where Mr.. Boner is
managing a bank
Christian Endeavor society, First
Presbyterian church, gave an enjoy.
able penny social last Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. F. G. Messer, on
North B street.
Department Commander North OF
the Women's Relief corps, was enter.
tanned by the local w. R. C.. at a
lunch Wednesday after his lecture in
Odd Fellows hall.
| -
A. c. Gaillac, president Of the Aber.
deem Chamber of Commerce, last week
took the 33rd degree in Masonry at
Seattle, the only Mason in Southwest
ern Washington to have taken that
degree.
| The Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany's city offices will be moved about
May to the rooms in the Finch
building, fronting on H street, former
ly occupied by the Finch Investment
company. The Northern Express com
pany will occupy the railway com
pany's old quarters on Heron street
| s.
The Knights Of Columbus ball, on
Monday evening at Electric park pa
vilion, is expected to pull about the
biggest crowd ever to attend an affair
of the kind on Grays Harbor More
than 800 invitations have been issued
in Aberdeen and Hoquiam, the ball be-
ing under the auspices of the K. c.
lodges of the two cities.
| s.
| The fifteth wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j., B. Haynes will be
celebrated tomorrow evening at their
home on North B street. Many friends
of the pioneer couple have joined in
the plans for the celebration, $50 invi
tations having been issued. Mrs. J. E
Van der Mark of Wenatchee, Harry
Haynes of Portland and Mrs. R. w
Hardcastle of Monitor, Ore, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes, will be here
Two other children, o. B. Haynes OF
Arizona and Thomas Haynes of Fair.
banks, Alaska, will not be able to at
tend the anniversary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-21

The Grant Hotel register shows in
creasing popularity; from Portland,
]. Brown, ]. Lane, E. N. WEIGH, o.
Bowen, M. Olsen, H. E. Bradley, E.
Dulles, A. Nelson, H. Black, Seattle;
M. M. Cross and wife, L. H. Briler
R. Post, w. w. Walker, J. L. Dog
gett, Tacoma; J. w. Crate, F. E. Hy.
att, A. c. Griffin, H. Sullivan, Olym
pia; Mrs. J. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Elshleman, Rochester; D. Carson, Sat
sop; w. A. Grey, Chicago; J. Kuehne
Vancouver, B. G..
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-21
OBITUARY

Mrs. John Larsen, pioneer resident
of the city, died April Is at her home,
100 East First street, aged 40 years.
Surviving are three daughters: Mrs.
John Anderson, Mrs. Nels Johnson and
Marie Larsen; and son, Louis Lar
sen, residing at Westport.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-21
FR0MTHECOUNTY

OAKVILLE-COntest is expected of
the will of the late Andrew A. Dahl,
who died April 9, aged 80 years. Pc
tition for letters of administration has
been filed by l.. A. Dahl, only son.
Contest is expected from Mrs. B. e.
Williams, only daughter, under terms
of an alleged will giving her the whole
estate, amounting to about $4,000.
ARKHAM-Explosion of a lamp
in the Deming Single company of.
fees the other day caused consider.
able excitement but little damage
from resulting fire, which was extin.
guished without spreading.
| COSMOPOLIS-An election will be
held here tomorrow to decide wheth.
err Cosmopolis shall erect a new &c..
900 school building, with four rooms,
two of which would be grade and two
devoted to manual and domestic sci.
ence training.
MONTESANO-Ap petition filed with
the county commissioners this week
asks for a road on the south side
of the Chehalis river from the end of
the Minckler road east to South Sat
sop, and for a bridge across the Che.
halls at South Satsop. The county
engineer was ordered to make a re-
port on the road, petition being sign.
ed by 100 names.
ELMA-The Elma baseball team
defeated the Aberdeen All-Stars last
Sunday, 10 to 5. The game was slow.
NTESANO-County School Sup.
erintendent J. w. Hodge this week
visited Lewis county schools. Miss
Elsie Parrett, deputy superintendent
has returned from Huron, S. D., where
she was called by the death of her
father.
ELMA-The E1ma Fruit Growers
association has elected R. Boutyette
A. Erickson and Henry Purdy trus
tees and Louis Callow as commission
err. D. Ruddle, A. Hanshaw and ]. K
Bailey are a committee empowered to
hire a manager for the berry season
at salary of $50 to $685.
MATLOCK-Lincoln Grange, at its
meeting last Saturday, decided to give
dance April 20.
MONTESANO-R. w. McKenna, Of
fetal tester for the Montesano Cow
Testing association, reports fine
record made by six of John E. Tay-
lor's registered Jersy cows. They
each averaged IS pounds of butter
fat for April.
ELMA-A movement has been start
ed to make school girls from the
county schools take part in the coun
ty scholastic track meet, to be held
here May g. Miss Tessie Osborne OF
the Elma high school started the
movement.
MONTESANO-W. E. Donohue
clerk of the Elma school board, plead
guilty last Saturday to charge of mis-
appropriating $74 of the school funds
He was sentenced to two and hall
years, minimum, at Walla Walla
Much sympathy is expressed for the
defaulting clerk and for his wife, but
tenders of financial assistance made
the latter have been refused. Mrs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-21

Word was received April 10 by Mrs.
S. ]. Stieglitz that her mother, Mrs.
Agnes Stearns, had died in Mime
apolis, aged 60 years. Mrs. Stearns
visited here last summer with her
daughter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-21

II at the home of her son, in Elma.
She was aged 73 years and was a
pioneer of Oregon. Surviving are two
daughters and six sons, all residents
of this state.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-21

TO OPEN JEWElRY STORE
Lars Shaker, who comes here from
Redondo, Cal, will open jewelry es
tablishment in Aberdeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
9entldye lllnNl.
SrctBuSrn uibt il Drn Irar30iii1sH
9cgrutt riugci9IuRrH.

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DaB 0ie 9ottlime &unit iber politif9en
2eioenl4afien Iebt 5u Woyt. 2luBers
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tel. Sic 3par ni6t bic aeiamie oeutTme
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fdrieb: plies @ute tun, Dos man nur
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i6er l6rei6en2 llnoent6or Wlon
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onem aud ben 2lusorud c4tcr Sus
manitdt 81 pere6ren. 9as mdAt ibu
piiroig, bon fran3oiiIc6en GbTen aes
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bdtte iidcr ui9t Sic Eerii9ute &unos
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terI1ricben, uno Oas unterfdeioet ign
BON Gicgfrieo Magner
9fm iidcriien pdre es, penn Die
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uno ga nod irgenbein onoerer fir Oie
ourd Tranireic6 pertretcne s0lcnl9Deit
gerettet iperben tonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
@inOcn6urgs GunOe.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

epie CT riars icincr sisOer 81 auorrn
bsrl@iug.

Sin bisGer unbcionnlcr Grisf GrnIt
WloriB glrNots, Der in Der gesenndrs
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auf Nrn0ts berii6ntcs @cDi4t DgBas
III oes 0eutId)en @aserlaao." D0oer
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ss oeutlc6cs 2cle6uc) fir 2aieini1ii
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lpanote iiC6 in M}ai 1912, CHI Arnot,
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6elfcn un0 @atcn, ic6 weiB ni9t BON
mem, fix oos Observation-Disclosures
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
Jal(4er Deroadlt.
9umurcske por geimrib C5oIOmam.

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tel bin.
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3immer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

shiuc nom e,sernrcc. bon aurt aaaler.

skuc nom eescmrcc. Don Art aaalcr.
Nlan weiB, oaB sic 06erbaDcrn
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nSes 3fdmmoSupfia, von ana Dods
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Sd eri9rni uno fragie idllcbiega.
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rs IA ninmi cHfhgrn mi 3u qifs
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paflua@iul"
@cit oieism 2oa 6obc is6 Sen Tau
groben Grpeoitor IL mcla @er3 eia
aeIMLnncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

Sdon me6ymals Robeu ipir oorauf
biuqclpicIcn, ooB felt Dem @erbot oes
8ronnireinberfoufs in 9lublanb Der
,GcnuB" ben GrfaBmilieln, bon Jdrs
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sen crIcn neuu Nonaten oieIes Sa9s
reg Tdon meii ii6er baS 3oppeItc oes
oelanmien sya9rcS0cr6rou6S Don
1914 bctruq uao oaB in osn 6abriien
fir G5lnif0pa1er BON oeren Oreis
uno0rciBia ncue er0fFuet puroea ciFe
Gieigerlns cingctreieH lit, bic IN Der
orSbien Batrit oen ger6raub ocs
@oria6res opf OaS Tc4sfa@e, in ben
tleineren auT 0aS fiinfsisfade seifcts
oert hatl 9e3cihrcn0erpeiie mer0en
RSinildma6eriorieu feyaeIleaf bic
niht na3 8tnnen, Fonoegn no1
FriiGien eenanri lpcroeu 10 elet
rs glpfslIinca 9lnanos ano 3itronens
&0lniicbpoNey-
Ginca glGa3cnsen 9lliBerfolo blt pe
tmslih anqesrbreic Grail&terun9 in
Gtbirien. Sin Commencement Scni1ei
alsin pur6en pom i %aHaar BIS 3gal
i. Geptember 269 aeGeime e5d)napsz
brennercisn poli5eilib oriae6oter. %n
gomsf mirb IN ben C5aHDduIesn ua0
Rcitauronts 5fisutli4 70 9etruatsu lUis
Dor Dem 8erbot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
G0am6cr(aiRs OrdOi0eGn.

Cine Der I85uiieu uno iic6crli@ bic
qeI6ihtlic1 teriibmieIie pripdtiommz
lunq BON Srhiceaa tomml jcbt IN
Gnglano ouF bic gluttion, GB III bie8
Die DrdiOeenIammllng, Ois 0sr eng
lii4e Sioatsmann SoicpD Gsam6ers
lain an0clegi Baltic. Gbamberloin
mar Elm leioenidaftlic6er @cre9rer Bet
erotii9eu @hfne bic Ell In bic BCliIit
eingsfii6rt FAT, inbem er nit eincr Or
c6ioee I'M senQpflom TN 6ritiIc9eu I'M
terbaus eriden, ipcnn ct cine Ieiuer
grDBea Gc0en ticlt Or &atalog leis
ner Gsammlung umfaBi ii6er 26C0
Bflan3eu. inter Oenen iicb cine Nn8oFl
GROCER @clienbeiicn beFincet, Cine
ic6r fpert00le 4flanSe 1T Die nar6 i5m
genannie glrt: .. B GHam6erloinias
num-
Die gieblinosort RES Stoaismons
nes, sic It aQsn anceren Grl1ioecu
bor3og i9ar DO9u!cgloNlrn Saaderias
nun, cine 3ii@tiran, cie oce tert6ms
ten In iciacn Dieniien fefirb.i.scu
@arincr 'Rlder qclang. O5 Sic 2rs
@incen onf Der Mutton oie 81ciic CT
3ielen pcr0cn Sic chit Geam6erl1iu
fir pielc 8oblic, 1T fyaqii4. pcnn nit
BET 2lusbretn9 Ger Grmioeeu3uc6t
un0 Dem @eiie6ilperocu 6cr Grc5ioecn
iiiio 6ieic Blunen Diel 6iIfiaer aeisor
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

SIN 9llter Don IS Sabrcn itarb &c.
Iicrn III oen u9lor6ambcou glport
lnent~ Nr. G6arlcs Gmoru Slnoerion
W}itglieo Der Sirna Wiolr0. Gon.
uellu, ggiIlioms 4 Gboupion Go.
um0 6ctonntcr &criidcum09 sl0cut
rad lduaerer &roniDeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

Sn bern Gleianasncnlager G5fn6S In
GGottlan0, II rem ctipa 5000 0cuts
idc &cfangcne untegae6raMt iinp miro
reieroines eirc osuiidJs 3etun1 berF
dusocdeGcn &tr Qeiausital Nieicr
.St56ier 8eiturQ4 6e9iant nit osg
TcTNcaiina nglir iisen eariifer
bcfe6l ien 8rcifel" Su launiscr
Meife rcal Die 8ciMna 5il ger6fieatli
dun9en Inn Qlraaiaeieil an oNufl anil
Shr @dr9icre, Gii3ncgallgcu0pcrdteuye,
G6iffsbducr. Ra6mcuI1EiBcg ur0
Wlolerl Chit cler &alcni niht
im 8er6Dracnen blii6sal Qlrrorsisytl
@enn oas 1T Die @eais oom Gtihaft.
9ot man jen;o!5 Bon eleltgii@er Soar
bebon0lun9 aeh5rt2 S1ieT 6olD Su
ba6en; esr gtpparat III IHon uat.r
lpeas Dar pculihe &sufls iii uas
oeri61nlidj WcMl er RiG9i ocnee
GSc9Ia9iitbiife erbaiten faun, baul I'd
feirc, nenr er nibt Yisg ii 0ie fldf
idlea 5aYier iarn labt ~ @easlfdifis
nut Ciacr iraoia5ren &luiiiqleit oagiu
F6rsn Gifiaelest: aol31r9ciicr pelF,.
liiesa nit ncn iD5nIen @roougicu
rsrFcns; % bliiheR biz .gcsIrainalcr
@iobieg HeaoiiFaRcsl Gin neuer eth
Trims geIdaiFen fdon bjrt man im
6c.it Oie ferniiea Gsihlet64er reben
p0n ber matablsa 4uuil ser Euo6ep,
ar1el!er ppu Gig6s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
DculGr6es SDnenl.

sic ocm 9inocnbursii@cn Deer
fomman0o unierIicllte 3ioii0ermaltiua
fit &u1fl9s sNoIcn qibt ci1 .@croro
mingsbla!t oer iaiIerlit6 osutinen
9srpolinn0 IN 8olen" eeyous Q9ie
Der 06erbefe6Is6ober GIt, @creral=
fclDmdric6aQ bon 0inbcnbusq, oa bcr
Gpibe Der erHen RUNNER 6cionut
oibt, pcrnea ale @erorhnunsea 1T
oertlctsr mO p0lniiGer GpraHe per
6fTentliht uno erlansen Iolreit IN
i6nen ntc5t Gin anoerer Hermin fiir
oos Syntrofitreten Dorgeinrie6en I'LL
berbin0lide &raft NIT Dem glblauf ces
0ritien SageS uad Der Qlis9a1c Bog
@lates. 9fle Diefe 8erorDmn1en 9as
Zen fir gluiiiiN Pplen GIelesesiroit.
Die srlte 9htmmer oes @eror0nings
6lottes tltbSlt getinmrnger peg
Observation-Disclosures ii6er ben @gen3
Dertc6r pDn Mleuincn uro Nagen,
ourA bic aae 6is6eriocn @e}iinmun
gen aufgc5oten ipeg0cn; fcFncr ii1cr
Die Ginfi6rung Oe8 GjresoridniIchen
aolcn0ers un0 ber mittcIeuropGildlcn
3eil, Iopis iiber bic Qtnfhebrn0 fcr lo~
eenannteu @olatdge, ii6er ris Nrfbc
bung ocs boa Der rufiiidc1 Re9ierllr1
crlaiienen 3a9lurosbcrbotcS tn0 ilItr
6as 9cr5ot BON 8a6luugeil Hac1 Fciaos
li1en Gtaaten foipie iibcr eie elaFgc
hung nes WSoroioriAms, ise 0ie @ess
I5uqeruro pcs gecc6lel mp Ggct
,schtcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

ganHuutigu bic 0g1 rTcatifen GDrrcs
ipunoentgnD nlGi pilnItIid cocr uuycegl.
mrfln creation, illin 0rNeicn her Nifisc
pnupu pet SeIvpuon oper idlgiillidl yDdl.
tOcllunl tH madlgn-