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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
As Siinc AZ Love.

as the German army approached
Brussels Il August 1914 i was re-
ported thar .he invaders might shel.
tie CITY. IL high state % alarm the
Chinese minister went 10 see our mil
is1e-. Brand V'niiOck- To see wha;
Vhi.iock meant to do II the event o.
DomDarimsnt
- DO not believe there viii be anE
assault" said Wni.lOck N! infor-
nation is that the authorities will SUI
render Brussels 70 e-oiG auy possiDi
Try OF damage. Blu. i. there should DE-
ar engagement. and the Germans
should use their heavy guns. ! snail
hoist the flag o. M country over this
building and J shall cal upgr mr. fei-
low count--men To come here 70: safe
II and protection ad-ke you IL do
the same thing with regard 10 your
people
''Bu., Mir Vni.lock mu-mur-d -ne
Cinnamon IL Ms polite but laDored
English. .--ns cannon -ne mas 10 eyes
Saturday Evening Post
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
Castle Sa-cer-

Castle Garden was built q! the Unit
81 States IL 1877 from the pans OF
Lieutenant CoiDue Jonathan Williams
c. E, and was called F0-- Clinton IL
ls-e Il was c=deG II New YORK ciry
il 1s24 i became { p.ace o. amu>e-
ment and about 1876 go- lis present
name; IL Is-i5 -Lere vere Ethiopian
Ministries taaTe. il 1878 theatrical
companies VaT@l t4s-.. IL $50 Jennv
Lind sang --eTe. Il So i Was c.Cs-C
as ( place u -1uE~-ulent. and lie con-
lissioue- y emigration tcoE l. Is al
e-ai--a4; daYJ- H. ISL l. suffered
from hr- anu ~ Jay g lS-C il was
burned IL ms -cauL- = was TeDuil,
a. one Il - IL dep1- was moved
u Ellis Island ana Cas-le Garden -
ve-teL l. - CRY vl.cl IL 80 oper-
g. al aquarium. -aar.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17

Tire Story Of Sicily Is a Compendium 81
sieaiewa fomanoe.

:;.ciiys l4s,'-y a. as vivid and pic
tur-S az - !s-, .Ou> and creative and
c ST. .v- =s ia-th q and intensely
Practical a. -.4- sites - all tine rest
OF the we. l ts-etAer. And IL
b. my o. i4r .. - r..Date. Or man
al ~ O. IS ta I.iand is q paradise
:. al y s,i.s ~ not II was ever the
v..--.t-s, .llu.--ss. TaSsionless eiysium
where Dur arst ancestors euJoTsd al.
IL. -ood things ~ life without having
r. toll
Nature Itself. now in the cuise OF the
misunderstood go4is OF old, now IL con
-ulsions OF In quiet fertility that SCI
ence has made plain 70 Us, weaves
its mysterious shuttle through and
through the highly coiored fabric.
And men-such men!-towe- above
their fellows in the sto-y like Titans-
Pindar, Aeschylus. Tneocritus. Thucy
dides. Archimedes. the TWO great HE
rons. Cicero. Ve-res, Diodorus. Hamil-
car and Hannibal. Roger the Count and
Roger tine King. Belisarius. the grea
crusaders Richard, " the Lion Hear
and Louis the Saint OF France, Charles
" Anjou. Frederick Il. the wonder
% the world" and Ga-ibaldl Even
this partial lis. reads lie a compendi-
uu Of ancient anG medieval romance
and chivaI-y National IeoErapni
AIara7jue
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
AMERICA pESPUcc!.
Sne Asked Congress For Citizenship
arc "a Corner o. -arc"

Sne Asked Congress For Citizenship
aro "a Corner o. Larc"
: decided sensation was created a.
Washington during the Van Buren, az
ulinis-ration by the appearance thar
~ I handsome and well dressed Italian
woman VITO called herself America
Eespu-ei and claimed descent from the
navigator vino gave his name 10 the
continent Ez-Presidaut Adams anG
DAME. Webster became her especial
friends aI0 she soou was welcome
guest IL the best society. In g few
weeks after her arrival she presented
petition TO congress asking. frs, 10 be
admitted 10 the rights o. citizenship
and. secondly. 10 be given "a corner o.
land" out o. tne public domain o. the
county which bore the name o. he-
ancestor. Ap adverse repo-- which
soor was made, is one o. the cu-icsi-
ties OF congressional literature l. Ell
icg.zed the petitioner IS e Young. dig
nifleG and graceful lady. with MIND
% the highest intellectual culture and
tnusiasm IL the cause o. American anG
human liberty" The reasons why the
prayer o. the petitioner could no, be
granted were given. bur she was COM
msnded 10 the generosity OF the amer
ican people
The name OF America. our counc-ys
name, should be honored. respected and
cherished In the interesting exile from
whose ancestor we derive the great
and glorious title
Later Il was discovered that the wc
mar was al imposror. Rem
iniscenees"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
BEN BUTLER'S BLUFF.
!. Was Well Worked anc cempsssst
Fooled Gsns~al Bingham.

!. Was Well Worked ane cempsstsiy
Fooled Gsns-al Bingham.
Genera John 4. Bingham was G
member % the military tribunal that
srisd Mrs su-,art and the Lincoln as
sasSina.iou conspi:arors.
After ting tia u the subsequent de
bates IL the house General B. z. But
ie- frequently charged ina. the COM
mission mad arrived a. al unjust yer
dict saG had convicted al inuocen.
woman II memorable debate ne
boldly proclaimed tha; l. tie contents
Of diary which had been found OF
the dead body o. :. Wilkes Booth wer.=
ever made public i would DISGUISE Ine
tact that II contained the proof o. MIS-
SuTa--'s innocence. which proof hal
been infamousiy suppressed by the
commission
When General Bingham made move
nent as though he would reTael such
IL accusation Butter d-anla-i ally drew
4 man 1-J.u-Iuu bpot. from MS Dreas-
pccle- and AeI i a.u1. ou- did no.
utter E word bingham naturally SUP
pGsed that Butler lad { -ory % :.
liarv SIN as IL G4l sp5Aeu u u
= matter ot tac- -Ae BOOK cOuIaiIes.
nothing Bu- uiIua leaves Gieue.a
BL-.e, was jus- utilu-
The dia-- was il Possession - So
Rotary Stanton but President .. aI->0i
finally demanded il i was 81 ute--
-7,,,- biol i,-.- -fs~a--- -. I5~--4- NM.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
Gsnius and Hair.

Charles kasssl has carefully review
&c the biographies Of most o. the emf
Hen1 men o. the world and has tabulat-
ed the results o. his work so far as
tins color o. tne hair is concerned Dark
brown 10 black Is the prevailing hue OF
.ne heads o. great men ! lis o. fifty
names mas been compiled IL which the
color o. .he hair is given by bioC-s-
pners. and % PEI cent are dark brown
o. black The structure Of the hair
whether s--aicn. o. curly-is given or
-wen-y-s;Z OF NJ kassels list o. r.
niuseS. anC o. these al bur four PCS
s--sseC curly o. way hair. i is ez-
Ireuiely notable thar. o. 1he rama lining
four, Napoleon and President Jackson
were the Two remarkable FOR --wi-y
hair." and thai James Russell Lowell
ana G-iec were tnose having lanz
straight h.i-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17

MAYOR PROCLAIMS
HALF HOLIDAY TO
HOLD BIG PARADE
Governor Earnest Lister Viii Be The
Principal Speaker a. 1ocuian
Thursday

HOQCIAN. April 11-Gove-nor EN-
+st Lister. Bishop T " keator. o.
Tacoma. and Ole Hansen. o. Seattle
ere the principal speakers who viii
address me crowds expected 10 as
sembls a. three meetings here Thurs
aay 10 celebrate the battle o. LeZins
Dn il which the frs shO- Tor liberty
was fired b. the patriots II 1T76.
! fourth meeting viii be held also
as i l. thought three meetings can
no. accommodate the crowds which will
gather Tor the occasion. Local men
viii give lan minute talks and singing
viii patriotic MUSIC viii mark This
meeting
Mayor Mckee will issue pro
e.anatio1 calling OF al stores AND
business houses OF the CITY 10 declare
? half holiday. so thai every person
may take part he will also request
that all vehicles be kept off Eighth
and : streets during me hours o. the
parade.
The Elks' home me theate-s and
the auditorium OF the high school viii
be used TO house the meetings a.
which the speaking will lake place
The Austrian society will De out
with ever man il line This society
has hired Wetzel's band 10 lead them
Other societies AMI bands will 1ake
part il Ihe parade
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
OLD kASSAk VILLAGE
Curious Alaskan Landmark In the Z on
sass Na.ional Forest.

No uther locality l. quite Ike Old
kassan National Monument" unique
tract Of land held by the United States
government It%-onsists o. ,hi--y-eicht
acres within the Tongass national for
esI, Alaska. and tine tracr embraces the
well known abandoned Haida Indian
village 6 OiG kassan, situated Oh
Prince o. Wales island. il southeastern
Alaska, about thirty M west Of
the city o. ketchiaaD.
The Village was abandoned w the
Indians about ten years ago. Among
the relicx which remain there are about
nifty Indian totem poles, 1--we Or six OF
which are claSsed as exceedingly good
specimens IL the deserted village
there are also eight large square build
ings which were originally construct
I'd according To the peculiar plan OF the
Haida Indians and which, 1, Is stated
oy those best qualified 10 know. repre-
sent the best specimens o. Eaida ar
chiterIure that row exist The largest
o. these buildings Is approximately ~
oy 20 feet il size and is made entirely
o. round and carved tImbes.
There also remain number OF III
dian graves with the typical small
grave houses erected by the Alaskan
indians "kassar'' Is said n be the
indian word which means "a pretty
towu." and all reports agree that the
village was well named. The fac.
thai tine village was occupied by the
Indians for many years explains the
loscal name. old" kassan ~ which
/; is widely Known. Since the Village
0aS abandoned hv the Indians the
buildings have been rapidly falling
into : state % dilapidatlou and decay
Exchange
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17

-2ze=s and otha- Sscu-i-v holes-ss nvrr
lns o. holding ! pa- san a. more OF
toial amount o. bonds. uan-rSa-s-s o.
otrla- securities a-s. II .hare az
none. 50 STATE
None
maj The TWO paragraphs nax- above
giving me names o. ms owners srnrs-
holue-s- anC security holders il arv.
contain no, only me lis OF szncshnlc.
e-s Anu security holders as .he- ap-
pea upon ihs hooks o. ths company
nut alSn. II cases where me sfocs.
AoIusr o. security hinder appears upon
--fs htsoAs a. me company a. trustee
IL II any esha~ lIducla-y relation. the
nS.-as o. me Person a. corporation for
Whnu sueh trustee Is acting. = gwen;
aLSo .hal The said t~o paragraphs con-
IAN statements embracing atlantis
faA knowledge and s>aliat as 10 the
circumstances and conditions under
winch Stockholders and security hold
a-s who DO nns anpss- uron the books
o. me company aS trustees. hold stock
anc securities IN capacity other than
thai o. hona tiie owner: and this
a-.isnt has nc reason IA believe that
any oshsr pe-Sar. association or cor
Marathon has any Interest direc< or in
oiTecI il she Saie stock. bonds. or
esf''r securities shsn as SO stated by
him..
mo, J, CARNEY
signature az owner
swarm 10 AaS subscribed before me
shss ssh sAs ~ Anri,. 1917.
Ni..aAS.a RYAN. Notary Public
I'M s'ssashAss~t,s expires April is, 1879
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
SUMMONS IN FORECLOSURE o.
TAX LIEN

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State o. Washington. For Gays
tia-bor COUNT.
7. =. :. WILLIAMS. Plaintiff. Is. {
{. COZINE. and a.. persons III
KNOWN, il any, having o. claiming
to have al Interest IL and 70 the rea.
property hereinafter described. a.
PENDANTS
THE STATE Or WASHINGTON. TO
e. c. C0Zine and all persons Unknown
i any. having D. claiming II nave AZ
lute-es- IL and 10 the rea property
he-elnaf1e- described
on and each o. y0u a-e hereby not
fed ma !. : : Williams : tle hold
p o. Certificate o. Delinquency nun
bereG 5-ee issued OIL tle zuC Cav o.
MAJ. :. D.. 1916 ~ Inc COUNT O.
Grays aa-Do-. state o: Washington.
for -he amount OF Eighteen and So 1nl
Dollars. tne same being ms amount
then due anG Delinquent f0- taxes foY
the year 1911 together win paUal-y
Interest and costs thereon. upon lae
real property assessed 10 you and o.
which you ar the owners o. repuTeG
owners. situate IL said G-ays aar-
nor county state OF Washington. and
particularly bounded anG described as
follows to-wi-.
Lot Four -. IL Block Twen-vnine
(9el. North Aberdeen Addition 10
the City o. Aberdeen. G-ays EaT-
Dor County. Washington,
and upon which plaintiff mas paid
taxes assessed agalRs- said prope--y
as follows:
1919 1913 and 1914 lax paid MAY
:. 1sl6; TAX receipt number 81.
s50.5e
1915 tay paid July ~. 1916: lax -
ceipt number. l0o21. sl3.o3
1915 tax. paid March IS 1871: tax
receipt number $3.50. slo.Se
I. !. D. Nc. %. PAID May :. 1916
tax receipt number 3l4S. S15.1s
I. ! D No. 81. paid March IS
1917; tax receipt number. 36l4. S-.Sl.
Total amour: o. taxes paid since
date OF Certificate OF Dslinquenc.
s157.36-
AL OF said amounts bearing inter
est a. the rate o. fifteen per cen. per
annun; and you are further notified
that .hs plaintiff viii apply 10 the Su-
pe-ior Court o. the State Of Wash
ingIon, il and for SAID County. fo- e
Jug lSll- lU4 S-icSA41S LIE AiSI a<aIks
me properly hsrsinbefo-s mentioned !:
and you ara hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days after the date
o. the ti-s- publication OF this sum
mons. exclusive o. the DAY OF sale
first publication. which il april 17th.
1917. and defend this action Or pay
ING amount Gus together with costs.
and IL case o. your failure &c DC SO,
judgment viii De- rendered forecles-
ing me lien for saiC Certificate OF D.
linquency. taxes penalty interest and
costs against Ine lands and premises
nereiuDefp-e mentioned. Any plead
ing o. process may Dc se-veG UPON the
undersigned a tne address hereafter
mentioned
W =. TUCKER
Plaintiff Attorney
? c. Address
NonIesanU Washington.
First publication. april =. 1911.
Las publication. May = 1917
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
BEGGARs, BEAUTY AND FLEks
Naples 10 q Ssapo-. Crowded With
Amazing Contrasts

Naples. aside rum its uul.-ing snrTa
beauty. Is & dirty south Italian sea
port, full Of fieas and be-gars. NOISY a.
pandemGniun 0ay ana night wi'lDu'
& really distinguished sdiIce. and PEG
pied By cong .omerate ulaSs a. St-is
.ngiy beautiful. physically as tAel ar
VIGOROUSLY untruSrvu-tuy- From tns
Stored heights that sweep II q nlaeni-
hcent amplitnsater around tue D-l--
liant bay The OH city struggles down
ward IL { picturesque huddls U. dense
IL packed houses and other buildings
to-tuOus s-TseIS Jul ~ color and Ouf-
bling with tLe nervous ac-lTI-! u INA
sou-L. b.a.a canyons ~ stone stairs
SLIPPERY wiki damp and dir across
which lis teeu.Lg houses gossip and
qua-re. IL ue--Aao-i. wise
Nowhere ara fisher folE more p:c.uT-
esque IL habr and costume. Nowhere
Is there So salty dialec.. spiceG viii
such myriad quaint and startling
phrases ana eAclamatiOrS- Bare an
brown OF le-. dressed II ragged part
cOiUred uul.eT. stout canvas band
abOu- each sinev-y body for hauling IL
.he net without cutting the hands 10
pieces. they bring ashore their shin
me-ing silver quarry right along .hs
widest hnes- promenade il the city
the handsome Via Ca-ac-,i0.o.
Across that broad stree. the charm
Ing Villa Nazional-npt { house, but
: public PARK whO.eiy conventional IL
QsSigu-cOlIalDs al aquarium which
may fairy II considered the mos. t.
ma-ka Die IL the w1-.d fo- both ths
variety and interest OF its fnny and
mous-rous exhibits and the thorough
ueSs % lis sc.eD. life work To II many
~ me great universities contribute an
uualiy for -Le privilege " sending
special Investigators II zoology.
Tie CONNER .al acriTi-T o. this lar
ges- Gig and Sound seapo-- % Italy
clinss CLOSELY ai-0ut TIE skirts % tie
enu-mOuS roya. palac-st0 feet lonr
ou the bay side and nine-!-hVe feet
highland the naval basin and DOCK
yard Ever. smell and sound o. q
thriving seap0-r may lie smelied and
heard. multiplied generously. ever!
flag seen on the ships a. anchor near
the stone wharrss.-A- S. Riggs u Ma
tional Geographic Magazine
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17

Manufacturers % SHOES VINO make Z
Specially % Ihe squeak variety should
pay NOR attention 10 lS-i-Iu- them u
IL harm OulOuS duets. Th- squeak
squeak o. the nir,-l girls ai-b neeie6
n-oEzeG nuutsa~ teus would drive :
saint TO cuss words. Bu, W mus uc,
lr2p our G.spleasUre upon -le p0O-
-. S.l- i uJ- IL author. She i
only -ne reproduear She uerely acts
ne lA-t that tAe VIZ cylinder l-e--
forms 1o- Ihe photograph TheTe Is
just as great Z Necessity fo- musics4i
director IL al u IL date sho- factory
rs there is il grand 0Te-a. and nc
workman should o. permitted 10 build
( pair o. squeal-y SHOES unless he caI
pass severe tes- IL na-mOry.-Car-
ICONS Ma gaziae
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
Why ne 60. Licked I"

81 understand yor were punished Il
sch0o YESTERDAY. Thomas" said LIZ
Bacon II ms -we!ve-yeac-old bov.
Yes. sir" promptly replied -ne ruth
tul Thomas IL was fo- telling liz
ruth. sir
Your teacher said II was 1or some
reflection Oh he- age
That's the way she took i. father
You see. she drew = picture o. Z basae-
% eggs u tn Dla 6iscard and vni.e
sne was our o. -he r0om jus- wrote
under them. Tie heD thar made these
eggs ISM any chicken Pittsburgh
Chronicle Telegraph
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
ALIENS MUST SURRENDER ARMS

TIMER an order issued by Chief o.
Police Schmidt, VINO is acting a. tns
request Of the war department all
aliens are warned 10 &C 10 the police
station and surrender their arms or
war implements OF any kind The
federal laws are drastic Oh the sub
Iect and citizens o. the enemy coun.
sries will De summary deal- with Il
the order is no. obeysd before five
o'clock this afternoon
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17

TIE stag was a So il The Ri-z
Carlton h0-e, ~ tle presentation o.
magnificent s.ZTeeu-b century cabiue:
10 Thomas ! Ellison l. was & copy
o. piece cG.-ej for Louis XII. o.
France which NJ. Edison mad admired
while il France. - t4e appointed
noZr -he inventor was a1seu- = Iele-
phone call u his home il Orange. Y. J.,
ELECTED the iaconic reply: - Il Ieo busy
Ship il over here New yO-E Post
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17

Capt. Peter Wilson president o. me
Wilson Navigation COMPANY mas sold
the stern wheel steamer Ha-bo- Belle.
one OF the best known OF the HarDor
mosquito fleet. 10 the Mount Vernon
Tug Boat company Of Mount Vernon.
m the Skagit river. The sale was COM
pieted yesterday and the Belle mas
been hauled out a. the Gilman ship
have her sponsors strengthened prior
70 leaving for the Skagi.. she ~ill DO
log and general towing OF the river.
. tributary to Puge. Sound. L is ex-
pected the Belle will he ready 10 leave
shout the last OF this week
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
kcic STAINED Ma-pie

Any acid spilled upon marble viii
quickly disfgure and spoil il lis q
iect should L. neu.ralzed by pouring
E solution % any algal. such ~s wash
I.s soda, Do-aZ Or ammonia. over the
stain a. once. Restore the polish by
rubbing with powdered pumice stone
moistened with water l. vii call fur
much patience and WORK 10 restore i
20 its fi-s- condition.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17

When -ne horses II MIC. France
are hiIcne6 10 tar spreading carts
they wear trousers - protect their
legs from the NOT TAR. 1 further pro
lection for them consists CT e curtain
horse. The trousers are what lend
distinction 10 the horse. however
the knees are & BIZ baggy bu- the
morse doesu', seem 10 care.-PopulaT
Science Monthly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
wEYERHAUEsER PAYS TAXES

MONTESANO. April 17-s150. 81 Sc
were paid for taxes by me WeEeT-
haueser Timber company OIL their tim,
Der il township l6, range {. tins heav.
lest timbered section IL the world and
OF section E in range %. Only ST. 900
will come to the county as much o.
the timber was allowed 10 90 dalin-
euen- 2 4 Fleet held E certificate
q delinquency amounting 10 So SOC
OF which suit 10 Io-eclose was jus,
begun Other interests held ce--iti
cafes Of delinquency against much Of
the properly and we-e about 10 fore
close OIL them
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
GRANTED DIVORCE AND
SIS MONT FOR C-l--

EONTESANO. Ap-i, 1e-Hilda
Shannon was granted divorce from
Judson Shannon ny Judge Ben Sheeks
FRIDAY She alleged non-suppo-- bur
Shannon was p-esen. and gave MS
side OF the case n was ordered 70
pay SIS monthly fo- ne support OF E
child and Mrs Shannon was ordered
70 allow her husband 70 see -he child
a. any reasonable zine
Matte 2 Tto.au has filed suit Tor &
divorce from Thomas Dolau VINO she
alleges treated ler cruelty. The
couple We're married il MOnIesanQ
II 1a0-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17

Evening hOO.~ ov-e their eListen -
10 tls Re-. Thomas Cha. - vuo abou'
ISL So II oae al Ba.a. Wales which
proved IL liz Quiz. successful IL 1875
Or $50 -he English Bishop Kinds
Strongly recommended sueb moods 70,
l'ysr ad-.-s. WAC. uL account OF ep-
forced l-..- naL L. chance = secu-e
al edE-4- Tle idea was rake1 IL
hand by t. B-i-- r-ivy council IL
ls5-- auG ron --a- date e7enin-
schools be-oL - .-= cons. Iced SER
ousi- = "a present tIUe -aey ar
numerous tl-yI-- l. 5rea- Britain
America AID u.aLv o-ue- leading na-
lions
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
ROAD WILL Sc CLOSED
WHILE CONCRETE rs LAID

MONTsANO. April Tt was de-
cided by the commissioners here yes
gerday thai -he Olympic Highway bss
tween Aberdeen and Montesano vii,
pe closed while rhe concrete is being
laid between the railroad track and
the country club. Traffic will nave &c
go around the South Side road during
the work Many protests are ex-
pecied nut the commissioners think
this Is the best way 70 insure & per
manent job.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-04-17
s SkENT o. OWNERSHIP.
MANAGEMENT CIRCULATION
ETC. REQUIRED SN --E ACT o.
C0MEEESS OE .LlSE g d IT,

STATEMENT oE oWNERSll,.
-AAGEkEN-, REGULATION
ETC REQUIRED sv --E ACT OF
CONGRESS o. August -. 1872
o. Aberdeen Herald. nuhlishaG
weekly e. Aberdeen. WashinEznr. fn-
april. 1871
STATE o. Washington
County o. C1-Gys la-p0- SIS
Before ms Nn1a-y Public II an6
To- ne STATE and county aforesaid
personally appeared Jn0. : Ca-uav
VINO. having beer duly swu-r accord
Ing 70 law. depCSeS and says .ha- ne Is
ms owner o. -ns Aberdeen Herald and
-rla- The following Is II tbs h.4.s- of
MS knowledge and belief s tue state
ulen- o. -hs ownership. ularsseuanr
ant i 6 daily paps-. the Circulation
etc. o. -hs aforesaid publication In
-he date shown II the above cap-ior
required hy the ac- ut Angus - 1875
embodied II section Is Postal Laws
ano Regulations.
That me names and addresses NJ -ha
puoiIshe-s editor managing edirn-.
and business managers are
Publisher inn ! Carney. Aberdeen
t-ai1n- / 4 NInnich Aberdeen Wr
Managing Editor Jnn. J Carney
BUSINESS Managers Jnn. J. Carney
Ina1 ne owners are: Give names
anc addresses OF individual owners. ~
/ corporation give lis name and sha
names ano addresses ~ sracsshnlae~s
owning o. holding per cent ar NOR,
o. The fo.al amount Of stuck
!no. j. Carney, Aberdeen, Wash
Ina- the known hnndaolaa-s, mar