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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-22
SirreQ Don &icOmte
WiboletOn Der giige
geSieben.
Seridjt bon Sernrteilnug
Sgnd)s Su 10 Sabrtn
bfitdtigt.
9lsanith bereits I'M Snnnar pur Gr-
hcbnng gelparnt.
Shef= SefretGr iuchrt iidl gegcn 6nt=
luaifnuns Der Sreiluillisen.
Seine gcbanptnng, or babe mcbr
Sruppen perlangt, beitritten.
&aihinstou erbalt @eridlf uuu Sage
iibcr SpndIs Sdlifial.
9lsanith bereits I'M Snnndr pur Is
hcbnng gelparnt.
Seine Scbanptmna or habe mcbr
Srnppcn perlaugt, bcitritten.
&aihingtpu erhGlt &eridlt upu Sage
iibcr 9pnd)s Sdlifial.
(Sepcine Der % liniteo 4rcb. }

(Sepcihe Der ~hnlteo Nres.)
9onoon. %. Wiai. &icomte
MioOleton, Der frilhcre Sefrctdr bes
&ricgcs, hat bclltc Nlngllltin @irrcll
ocn iriihcrcn Gbeilcfret1r lilr SSrlano,
ocs ldiiigen &orgcbcns 9cgen Die iri-
idlen Gotriotcn beihul0igt, uls er por
Der 9ontntiiiuE. Ole pen slnftdn0 ull-
terlud)t, nnsingtc
I'D benadlrid)tigte Die iriid]c nc
0icrlInq. oaB Die iScnier lcbr totlg
lcicn ino crflGrtc glcid)5cltlg oas &c.
gicrirnasprogranlm fiir lrn5llreiheno
ibnen ac9clliiber. Scionbcrs per
langtc idl Die Gntipoffluung Der ,Srei-
miai9cn.
.Scrr @irrcQ crfldrte icood), Der
gauge 6cnier-9 9luiitnlb ici lGd]crlid)
mo oiirfc nidt crnlt genommen mer-
0en".
Dtiooletona 9lusiage, er bnbc ocr
Grcnlier Dor Dem GrnIt Ger 9u9C III
Srlunb geiparnt, NOR cine Der SCn-
iatipncn bes Cages. Gr crfldrtc lpei-
ter, er habc ole Sotiod)en Dem Trc
mierminiItcr bcrcits an1 26. Samiar
lntcrbreitct. 9lsquitb habc ullgcll
Ideinlid) 9irrcls 9lufncrfiantfcit ulli
Die Soflc gelcnft. 2cbtcrcr idlrict
oann cincn Wtonat ip0ter an Wtib6.
leton:
sic 5rcimiqigcn iiir gclcbwiOriq
5u erflGrcn uno iic gepaltiam nieoer-
iubaltcn, piiroe riiflid)tsloa ln6 10
ri6t lciu, pcil Dies MIR Den glbfal
ganS bcociltcno forocrn miiBtc".
0tobleton iogte, cr bobe Cir gta
tban, Dem llntcritnatsicfret1r fir SSr
lano, inn 9lpril erfldrt, Die Gage lei il
i6linm, ooB iclbit bus 2ebcn Dol
SSobn 9fcon1onb, Dem sSiibrcr bcl
TSrcn, i'll 8cfabr lei
@arumng fnrs upr benz gusbrndl.
Wiiooleton erfldrte ferner, er babt
Soro @imbornc, Den 9oro-Sclltnan
BON SSrlunO, nod icd)s Gage Dor Del
grbebung geparllt, oaB iid) l6DerI
Solgen ergcben iuiiroer, meln MIDI
gebanoelt rpiir0e. slm6 bon nn0crel
Seite ieien @arnllngcn gefommcn.
| Gin 9canlter oes ariegsoeparte
ments Sicb @irrea 0ireft Der 2iige
Iicier batte bebalptct, er babe per
Id)ieocntlid) nciterc Srippen fiir >Sr
lano perlangt. 8enerol Wtocaro
pom &riegsarnte erflGrtc III einem DO
Der aoumiiiion perleienen 9rieic
ieincs @iliens babe Sirrea nie III
oas Senoen Don 1rllppen crlud)t mi
Hiifiid)t alli Die @abrldeinlid)feit el
ner Grbebung Der 6ciiier.
8irreG nobm bierauf icine Mus
iaeen miebcr alif unb pieocrbolte oi
GrflGrltna CT babe mcbrere Inter
rcolln9en nit Den 8eborben gebobt
in benen er nm mcbr Srltppen eriud)
babe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-22
Gus ltrteil sesen epnd.
(0cpcibe Der -llnitco Vreb. ,


9onoon, %. Moi. Sier rpur-
DC belite Ole omtlibc SeitGtielIng fiir
bos @erilft erlangt, nod Dem Scrc-
nlios 2und. Der gmcrifaner. megen
Scilnobme OIL Dem iriihen Iurltan-
DC 81, 10 Subrcn 3ithtbalts oerurtellt
norbcn iii. Die amerifanilhe Bot
ihaft erbielt oicie 9todri6t pon Den
militdriihen Seborben.
@ur @ermrteilnng peritauSist.
So oibington, %. Wtai. =
9otihofter Yage in 9onoon fabelte
Dem Stoatsbepartement, boB er burd
bic britiihc 9fceierung offi5iea Der.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-22
&niiidJe aaDallcric itDbt
81 Sritcn nm
Sigris.
Sritcnbput ucrienft inter bentidler
Slngae Die fleinc Srapc.
5rnnSOiiidler @cianbtc in Sufarcit
Dcrlangt Ibbcrnfung.
GrtrGslidlcs Sdlidial Der bel aut-cl-
slmdrn gefnngeneu Sriten.
Sentidlc Srnppcn iuerbcn I'm ,Snni IN
Sngoab crluartet.
Sponicns a0nia mia &nifenitillitamS
i'll uermitteln indleu.
L IL Il.
&upeuhngem beridltct Hbcr angcblidlc
Sccidllad)t III Der Sitiee.
Sritcn i'm Smoan Duu nnfitanbrhen
StGmmen gcidIlaaen.

Merlin, iibcr Sapuillc, 22. Mai.
Ccitcrrcidliidl nngariidlc Srmppcn
baben ocm @ipicl oes glbbangcs ppn
9lrmcutnrn, ben Sdlanplab Der hef-
tighten Sample iuGhreno Der Cffcnilpe
an Der Srunt pun SMo-Sirul genOm-
men. Sieie S!nfiimoianmg lit in Dem
amtlidDcn @crid,t pom Samitag cmt=
baltcn. lIcbcr 300 Staliener wurocn
am gcmanntcn Sage ppn ben Seiter.
rcid)ern aefnnaen, Die idl gleidlseitig
IN Den Seiis mefrerer N0rfcr icbten.
% 6cidIiiBe nno ndlt Ytaidlinenge-
iuchre ficlcn linen IN bic SGnoe.
Die SciterrcidDcr hnben ibre Sffen-
iipe, bnrdl Die iie ole italiencr anarei-
fcn, ami ons !Sudllnno pun Safrann
nnsgcocbnt. SOrt baben iic Die criten
Stellnngen Der Staliener nadl idlluc-
rem Sdmpfen acnDmmen. Ter amt
lidlc Scridlt lamtet iuie fplgt:
ySic 9lnsochnnna Der Sample I'm
inolidDcn Sirul tit erlueitert uoroen,
On nnicrc Srnppcn bis snm Elatcnn
Uun Snframn uurgeornngen limb nno
bort nngegriffcn haben. Der 8ipfcl
bcs Irmcntarn 9lbbnnges lit in nnie-
rem SGnoen. glnf ocm Elnteau BON
Sairnnn lunrbe IN bic criten Stellmn-
gen oes Seinoes einaeornnaen, Die
bartnGfia uerteiOigt luDroen luarcn.
gSie Sruppcu inter oem Shron-
fulacr GrSberSos Sarl 3rans Suieph,
Dcldle aus aaiieriGgern nnb Der Yin.
ser Snfantcrie- -Sipiiiou beitanScn,
habcm ibrcn 6rfolg nudI uergrORert.
China ,Smadli nnb 6llimaoin 6Solc
lumrocn genpmmeu. Sie Stalicner
mnrScn audi ans bcm %creula-E y
actriebcn. SiSlifl Scs Eniies fielcn
orci ucitcrc 2S 3cntimeter.Saubiben
in uniere SdnSe.
Mir oringcn iett penn Gul Santu
nni Enimbip Dor. Sm Sranb- Sals
lit Yngbebcni uun ms genommeu
morScn. llcber 5000 Staliener, Sa'
rmnter 81 Sffi;icrc, iunrben gefan'
gen. Siinf Weid)iise nnb adlt Wia'
idlinenaeuchrc ficlcn aicidlfals i'll
unicre SGIbe.
Merlin, iibcr Sanuiae, %. Mai
Ins 0umitantinppel miro Dem llebcr'
ice Nicnit gcmcloet, Sas bic Sriteu
in elmer Sd)ladDt init aufitanoiIdlen
StGmmen in Der YrouinS Snrfnr I'M
,ngliidl-cspptiidlen Smoau aeidlla'
gen lUoroen iiub.
6s bcift, baf Die GnslGnoer jiucj
Sranspurtidliffe nit britiidlen NM
Sinou- Srnppcn nadl Bort Snoan IN
Dem Roten Mecr ianStcm, uon mo- iIt
scgcn Die StGmmc uorriiften, nm
ppu oieicn inter Dem Oman ppn Tar
mr. seidDlngen sn weroen.
= amricrt Gurc GrfGltnne in ei
snrm Sage = uebnrt elm tiirfiihe!
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-22
;3Dflon nno SornaDO
wiitem.
9ebcn nnb Gigentnm in
bier Staatcn Dcr=
ni6tet.
;3nflun totetc brei Gerinnen mnbe
Birmingham, 9lla.
Sprnnbu furoertc in Sflahpma unb
Dfiiiunri Yfenidenlebcm.
Ter nngeridltete Sadlidlaoen in all
Den Stnaten bebentenb.

9irmingbo nj, 9lln., -. Mai
Irci 9erioncn, 5pei Weibc lmo Gin
9teger, pnrbcn actotet lrno 5ebn ober
mebr uerleBt, ais helltc friib Gin 3p+
flon iiber Srmrpiioc unb Congo, 10
Mcilen iiiolih pom Birmingham,
iegtc
Surnabp perniftet Seben unb Gigen-
tum.
Tcniion, Ger, -, 0toi. Gin
tornado Seritorte Snmitag slbeno
&cmp Gitn. Sflo., 10 poaitanbig, oaB
-rulr nod cin Sriilnmerhallfcu jill
riidblicb. 9feim Eerionen puroeu
gctotct rntb So ucrlcBt. 3fpolf 8c-
fd)6itsbGlier. cin 5neiitofiecs Sotel
nno 60 gSphnimgell puroen bort
mcgeefcgt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-22
S150,000 Stnrmihaoen.

9Duma, Col. % .0ini. Ter Cor.
naoo pom leBtcn Somltog rid)tetc
bier eincn Sofid)aoen nn, Der oiil
$150,000 bcred]net miro. Gicle Sc
banoc purocn pollfomnlen nicoerge-
riiicn. Otchrcrc TerIonen mliroen
perlcBt, aber feinc ihmer.
llmiana bcs Sdlabens mod nnbe-
fannt.
&irfspille, 0to., %. 0toi =
Cine Scripn muroc aneeblidl getotci
uno mcbrcrc pcrlebt, ais ein Sorna
DO acitcrn abenb ilber 9temtnn, Sul
liuan Gountn, binDegglng. sluh II
Sarris I'M Iclben Goulltp iollen mcb
rcrc Gerioncn pcrlest Dorocn lein
9lngciidts Der 3critorllng Der 0rabt
lcitnnqcn fpnntc Der llnfang De:
! Sd)oocns nod nid)t ieiteeItellt mer
ben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-22

amriert Gurc GrfGltnne in ei.
snrm Sage = uebnrt ein tiirfiihcs
aoS i'm Oriental SoteI. (slns.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-22
Scntidle in Sasoab erluartet.

(Gcpcidc ocr rsiiioc.ntco Greb. =
BON, %. Mai. 8iertauieno
Wann oeilti6er Srlippsn peroen inl
SSSllni in 9aeooo erpartct, pie DER
.Simes aus Gufareit gen,eloett : miro
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-22

Die eir5ige fdericPe oeuf.
f6e Seitnns in 2ai6i9ar.
rpere6e Die 9epefBen Ger
EH. YreHe 6rinaf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-22

Spanicns a0nia wia &nffcnitillitamS
III uermittcln indleu.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
SPANGLER and Jones
DESCRIBE CHANGES IN
AUTOMOBILE FINISHINGs

The recent refinements that have
been in the production of seat mater
ial for automobiles is a typical exam
pie of the many small improvements
that transpire yearly for the comfort
and well being of the motorist,' said
]. Morris Jones of the Spangler and
Jones. distributors for the Haynes
Light Six"
"The better grade seat covers to-
day are waterproof and dust proof.
The first covers that New England
textile manufacturer devised were
made of a thin grey cloth, with ap-
pearance as their sole end. 1t was
found that the soft toned .greys and
browns went together well with the
heavier body and top colors. and that
the patterns of seat covers could be
altered to meet the Individual require
ments of the car and owner Their
use became more general when it was
found that seat covers aided in keep
ing dust and water away from the
leather.
1.-The use Of the first waterproof ma
,terials was not attended by perfect
success. 1t Is almost inevitable that
grease spots will appear in any cloth
that is constantly close to an auto
bile, and the first aid In such cases is
gasoline.
"The waterproof materials were
made by glueing together cotton
cloth and a~rubberized fabric. Since
the gasoline reacts with the Clues that
are used for their purpose not few
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
HOLDS RECORD
FOR LONG RUN

with . record of 2s1.s00 miles. .
distance Of more than ten times around
the world to its credit, 1909 Buick.
owned by q Plainville. Kansas. man
made the most remarkable showing Of
any car In the mileage contest con-
Quoted by the Hyatt Roller Bearing
company. according to J. w. Carnahan
Buick representative here.
The object Of the contest was TO
learn how far automobiles have run
IN everyday service upon their orig
inal equipment Of Hyatt bearings.
The Buick won for its owner the $500
prize. Three hundred tires costing
IS, 900 were worn out by the car.
"The Old White Buick" which is
known all over Kansas. has been
driven by twenty-five different drivers
It IL now being used and It IL esti-
mated will cover another 100000
miles before it outlives its usefulness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

What kind of ball team Connie
Mack will develop this season is a
question no human but Connie can
answer. And Mack is doing little talk
ing these days, except to refer to his
promise Of last year that he would
make the Aethletics another powerful
pennant winning team. Nobody
knows how many unknown Connie has
under cover, but if his past construc-
tive performances may be taken as
harbingers, it is safe to predict the
Athletics will finish few notches
higher than the cellar. With the
masked marvels" listed as an I'M
known quantity, 1t would appear that
the Athletics are prepared in all de-
partments except pitching and third
base.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

II Alaska's cratic coast line was
stretched out in straight line it
would be longer than the entire coast
line of the remainder of the United
States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

early seat users discovered that they
had purchased two covers instead of
one
"The latest and best covers are
made by waterproofing a wooden cloth,
with a chemical which gasoline will
not dissolve. These covers protect
the leather against the inroads of both
dust and water. and can be made in
designs of colors. garnish enough to
suit any taste.
Most of the better and higher
priced cars are equipped with seat
covers as a part of the standard
equipment"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

In some parts of Russia gold has
been mined without interruption since
1744.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
WILSON MAKES NEW RIM

The Wilson Resilient Auto Rim Co.
will soon organize at Columbus. Ohio.
for the purpose OF manufacturing q
patented resilient rim. the invention
of F.. R. Wilson, an electrical engineer
1t the Jeffrey Manufacturing Co. At
q recent meeting of the stockholders
F. r. Wilson was elected president and
H. H. Spain, secretary-treasuref.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21
TIRE COMPANY BUILDS

The Gutta Percha and Rubber Co. s
factory, Toronto, Ont, where Maltese
Cross tires are manufactured, on West
Lodge Avenue, will be enlarged.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

Great Britain advanced $2,000,O00.-
600 to her allies during 1915.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-21

q rzavzE0 SaLoEe aRzxxzcA1 12rz.
One of the important of the relief
for the benefit Of soldiers wounded the
res France and through willing agents in the United States
This the organized effort training
for the manned soldiers Of the French republic.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
AUTO ACCIDENT
FOUR INJURED
McCieary Youth Expected to Die
Young Woman Of Elma Is
One of Victims

ELMA, Aug. 10.-Four persons, one
a young woman and all unconscious,
We're discovered by Mayor Kirkaldie
of Elma. Saturday night. on the Pa
citic Highway, near Schafer Bros log
ging camp. Two wrecked motorcycles
nearby gave mute explanation.
Alfred Bailey, of McCleary. one of
the victims. is expected to die. He
sustained broken leg. broken collar
bone and severe injuries about the
head and is rational and unconscious
by turns. in the French hospital here.
The other victims are Miss Marjorie
Goodell and George Marion. both of
Elma, who were riding one Of the mo-
tOrcycles and both of whom are in the
hospital also. and another youth. of
McCleary. who was on the rear seat
of young Bailey's machine.
The Bailey motorcycle is said to
have been speeding on the wrong side
of the highway. while the Marion ma
chine is declared to have been making
good Roadway in an opposite direction
without headlight, although it was
9 o'clock p. m.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
BE OPTIMISTIC
Here's Good News for Aberdeen
Residents.

Have you a pain in the small of
the back?
Headaches, dizziness, nervous
spells?
Are you languid, irritable and
weak?
Annoyed by urinary disorders?
Don't despair-profit by Aberdeen
experiences.
Aberdeen people know Doan's Kid
ney Pills-have used -them-recom
mend them.
Here's an Aberdeen woman's state
ment:
Mrs. \. McPhee. 1101 w. Wishkah
ST., Aberdeen. says: Five years ago
| had spell of kidney and bladder
trouble that caused me a great deal
of misery. My back ached terribly
at times and congestion OF my kidneys
made me feel miserable all over. I
took three boxes OF Doan's kidney
Pills and they permanently cured me
of kidney trouble"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--thc same that
cured Mrs. McPhee. Foster Milburn
Co., Props. Buffalo, n. Y. (ssl
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
MAY CLOSE SCHOOL
AS RESULT OF VOTE
Additional Money Needed in Order to
Open Building for Nearly
600 Students.

ELMA, Aug. 10.-Elma's magnificent
school will most likely remain closed
this coming season and nearly 600 stu
dents will be without a school. The
district election held here Tuesday
resulted in an utter defeat of an addi-
tional tax levy needed to keep the
school open. The sum rquired is $13,-
500, which is an addition to the ten
mills allowed by tax. The total vote
cast was only 304. with 1913 against
and Ill for. The defeat is probably
due to the nOn-interest taken in the
election by the voters in the Elma dis
trict. What will be the outcome Of
the affair is not known. but it is pre-
dicted that efforts will be made to
keep the school open.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
NEW SINGLE MILL
- STARTED AT HOQUlAM

s UOQUIAM, Aug. 10.-The new shin
gle mill of the Woodlawn Mill 4 Boom
company in this city began opera
lions last week. This is the second
new mill to be started in Hoquiam
since the first Of the year. the other
being the lumber mill of the Panama
Eastern Lumber company. The Wood
lawn mill is the largest single mill
OF the Grays Harbor district. having
a lO-hour capacity Of 400, 900 shingles.
A crew of so men is employed. The
plant is located on the East Hoquiam
river in the north part of the city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
THE PosToFFicE FOUNDATION

special Inspector Roberts and Su-
perihtendent Gideon are testing the
carrying capacity Of some of the piling
IN the foundation Of the new post
on'ce building. Several piles, which
oro'e' the easiest will be loaded with
~ tons of pig iron. taking the level
petore loading and "a hours after. to
note the depression. if any. 1t will re-
quire about week to complete the
tests when work will be resumd. more
p'''hs driven il they are deemed nee
essary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
HEAD OF D. A. R. TO
VISIT In HOQUIAM
Mrs. William Cumming Story, Presi-
dent General of the Daughters of
American Revolution,
Coming.

HOQUIAM, Aug. 10.-Mrs. William
Cumming Story of New York, presi-
dent general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, is to be a guest
in Hoquiam, August 10, and at Pacific
Beach that evening, according to word
received in this city. During her stay
in the state, Mrs. Story will be the
guest of Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary of
Seattle, vice president general of the
d. A. r. Mrs. Story and Mrs. Leary,
with Mrs. Edmund Bowden, state re-
gent, and Mrs. Henry McCleary of
McCleary will motor to Hoquiam on
August 10 and will be entertained at
luncheon by Mrs. II. w. Patton. In
the afternoon they will drive to Pa
cific Beach, where they will be the
guests until Sunday of Mrs. L. d.
Emerson at her beautiful summer
home. They will return to Seattle
Sunday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
survived by her husband and J.
daughter, Mrs. Nelson, Of Rochester.
EXAMINATIONS PHONE LINE

ELMA. Aug. 10.-The Elma- Matlock
telephone system will be in operation
next week. The Ellha business men
have contributed over 5000, or half
OF the money to have the line put
through, and the farmers have sup
piled the remaining funds, and done
the work. The line will serve at once
about Is families. and later on will
serve so more. Elma will be the CEN
trail station of the new line.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
MAY REDUCE ALL ASSESSMENTS

1t is stated that the decision of Judge
Abel, reducing the assessment of the
National Lumber & Box company of
Hoquiam from $3.50, 900 to 1920, 900, will
lead to the reduction of all assess
ments of mill company properties I'M
less the case which is to be sent to
the supreme court by the county, is
reversed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
POlNDEXTER CLUB FORMED

Progressive Republicans on Grays
Harbor have formed PoindeXter club.
with about 40 members, for the pur-
pose Of aiding in the reelection OF
Senator PoindeXter The senator will
visit Aberdeen, August so. ON which
date the club will arrange for a public
speaking.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
THEY ALL COME BACK

Or. &. w. Osermeyer has returned
10 Aoeroeen after an absence of a
number of years. spent mostly at Raw.
moho' and Will relocate in Aberdeen.
He has secured suite Of offices I,
the t1nch building and will bring his
family from Seattle as soon as he So.
cures a house.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
BOARD ACCEPTS RESIGNATION

AT meeting of the Board of Libra
ry Trustees Tuesday night, the resig-
nation of Miss Ida l.. Rhnehart, city
librarian, was accepted, and resolu-
ton was adopted eugolistic of the
capable manner in which Miss Rhine
hart had filled the position for three
years.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
TRAP SHOOT TUESDAY
Grays Harbor Trap Shooters Will Hold
Last Regular Shoot of Season
at Cosmopols.

What may be the last regular shoot
Of the Grays Harbor Trap Shooters
association, before the opening of the
hunting season, will be held at the
Cosmopolis grounds beginning at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. August Is.
Seven regular events will be shot
and other entries will be planned for
shooters who may desire. Those who
do not wish to shoot in the regular
entries, may shoot for birds only.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
RECORD IN p. o. RECEIPTS

HOQUIAM, Aug. 10.-Receipts in
the Hoquiam post office during the
last quarter were the largest in its
history. The report just completed
for the quarter ending June 80 shows
the receipts even greater than for the
quarter ending December 81. which
includes Christmas business. The
postal business exclusive of money Or
der,s etc, for the last quarter. aggre-
gated S6.SS4.96. against S6.151S2 for
the previous quarter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
OFFICERS INSTALLED

The following officers of the Wood
men of the World were installed by
Past Council Commander F. E. Hite
at the last meeting: Council Com
mander, Jas. Mcnamara; Advisor
Lieutenant, P. A. Powell; Manager,
w. w. Walk; Inner Guard, William
Louck; Outer Guard, Frank Rattle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
OAkVIllE FARMERS
PLAN CREAMERY

Farmers in the vicinity of Oakville
held meeting last Saturday night,
to discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of organ
izing creamery. The meeting was
attended by County Agriculturist Sar-
gent, and two professors of the State
College, and committee was named
to investigate the subject and re-
port tomorrow night.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
c. n. SCOTT FUNERAL.

HOQUlAM. Aug. 1o.-The funeral of
&. II. Scott who died suddenly Fri
day night. was held Tuesday after
noon from the First Presbyterian
church under auspices of the Wood
men of the World and Fir Circle.
Women of Woodcraft. Rev. Henry
Van Engelen delivered the sermon.
The services were under the direc-
ton of the Pinnick Undertaking com
pany. lnterment was in the Aberdeen
cemetery.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
ENlARGlNG PHARMACY

Dudley & Carbery have leased the
room adjoining the Broadway Phar-
macy on the west, which will be add
ed to the pharmacy, giving the estab-
lishment additional floor space, which
is much needed for the increased bust
ness of the firm.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-10
FULTON'S U BOAT WORKED
Experiment Of 100 Years Ago Startled
France and England.

France and England.
Robert Fulton experimental with an
undersca boat more than 100 years ago.
This passage from his diary appears in
the biography OF Fulton. written by
Alice Cray Sutcllfe:
Second Experiment.-On oath Of Au-
gust. 1900 plunged into the basin
Mt Havre to the del.th Of fifteen feet,
having with me two people and a
lighted candle; we remained below the
surface for the space Of one hour with.
out experiencing the slightest incon.
venience."
Fulton tried to interest France in his
invention. but without permanent sue
cess. Then he tried England. for whom
he sunk French vessel by torpedo. A
storm Of protest arose In England over
the invention, for fear this new weapon
of war might be used to destroy Eng
lands navy. so Fulton came to the
United States.