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Washington Journal., 1923-06-08
Sic altciten Sciratsseindc.

9as @eiratsgeiu1 III ber fir sic
@egentport tppiiben Sorm enter
oifentIid)en AnfiinOigung ais Set
tungsonnonce lit iebr ipat allfge.
toudt. Sn England wuroe oas
uadapeislid alteite &eiratsgeluA i'm
Sabre 1853 in Der 3eitllng Derof'
fcntlift, uno fir 6ranfrei6 gilt
1890 fir oos Sabr, oa gum erIten
Mnle ienanO auf oieicm oanlaIS
nod ungepobnliden @ege cine 2e'
bersgefGbrtin iuGte. Bam man
in 0eutidlono gum eriten Mole Die
lcn Spuren folgte, lit itrittig. 81.
mes ser criten SeiratsgeiuGe lit
aber 5tpeifeuos ienes, 0as Dor bun.
oert Sabrcn bon bier 2eip5iger
@ra5ien in cine Oortige 5eihing &c.
gcben muroc. @S !autete: Bier
bonette, iebr id0ne 49, bis 24idb.
rige Mdo0en outer gr5ic6ung bonn
2au0e, Don wel9cn ieOe iofort 5000
@uloen Mitgift erbdlt, miiniden in
elmer groBcren Staot our3 &cirat
balls cine Geriorgung 5l finocn. Sic
idmeideln iid init ger Superiidt,
CUTE Sausfranen 5u fpcroen leoer
@irti6aft geiuadien 5u ieiu unO
MIR pegen Abgclcsetbeit ibrcS Sci.
matsortes nod feline anit0noigen
9eperber gefunOen art baben. Sic
ieben mebr ailf @eiGidli6feit unO
&cGtidaffcnbeit als auf Scrm0gen.
Nidt ir6er' 40 SATIRE aIte un0 nit
feinem 2eibesgebrefen 6ebnftete
Subiefte fonnen ldriftlide GRIM.
oisungcn cin5iebcn inter Ser aui.
idrift: nSudet, 10 peroct ibr fin
oen.~ SAP oebei itrenglteS Still
idpcigen beobadtet uerOcn miro,
pcritebt iih BON iclbitcn."
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08

@eibcS I6uf ale llmipelt oroB uno
bunt unO f0itlid, 10 OaB er rur nit
beiOeu bobIcn SGnoen ST. id0pfen
braudte aus Dem unuerliegboren
2uea ser gc6dnOigten 2eiOenidoft.
l1nO nit Soltd5en i~tiir5te er iid in
oeu iingcabnten &eidtlim ieiner bon
@liia6etbs 2iebe ourdionnten 8or-
itelltngspelt, unO 8ldne unO Gut
nitric mu1ien ibm fiibner unO mofr'
tiger ais ie 5upor. Bis on Den
&anO 0es @irflihen unO ipicleno
barber biuaus trugeu i'm getoli9
Die itrablenoen 6litgeI Der Sbanta-
iie
9is Sobann, ser giieie, ben mill
Den @iniieolerfopi ins 3imuer ted
tie uno groute:
r9ie 6remoe lit pud unO ipartet
auf Den &errn."
90 mari er Oie Sober melt BON
ii6 un0 itiirmte i'll ungefellelter
Sebniubt binaut umidlaug ibre
9nie, borg Oas @eiift in ibrem
S6oB unO itommelte:
ngcrgib, eIiiabet6. Sn at ben
bitteren Sabren ser @inIamfelt bobe
i'd nift mebr gebofit, ooB oelne
2iebe ItGrfer iein fonnte ais meme
erbGrmli6e Slltft. unO oo6 -"
unO babel fiiBte er lire S0n0e
yuno bod, Gliiobetb: Grit Oieie
boien Sabre oes 2eioens aOeltcrl
meme toqe @lut sur Siebe = mo
beite bin ib Itarf; Itorf tir Did
ulo SEER iiber midi"
uno Damn fam aud Ser Gag, al
benz So6onn, Der GieIe, gum erlten
WeaIe Dor Der 6remOen ben Stler'
naden beugte unO NIT piOerborltt.
ger Stimme iagte:
D&errin."
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08

3erItreut. @rofelior Gu
einem ibm nift angencbmen &eIu-
der, oem er 0ffnet): sic fonmen
wobl nal pieocr, = ih bin 5eltie
nidt gu &aus.
@e1un9ener 5tauO'
punft. GreunOin (5ur Satin
zines &arbeniis, I'M 9Deotcr, olS
heftig opplouoiert piro): ga, Si'
applauoieren nidt, 5rau Eoiell-
item?
@arueniisgattin: Teil, mcr iinS
bier abonniertl
6ieferbe. Srail
(au i6rem @onnc, Dem 9ifter Yan-
tofflinSfi, Ser an eincm Stiide
i6rcibf: llno oaB oas Stiif nidt
SIT lang miro, ionoern nob per
jcbn llbr aQc lit!
Ger fabIfopfiae Sc
emma, parum reiblt gu
nit Ser @anO INNER auf Der Bill
lar0fu0ei berum?"
gSihue: .gs Itimmt mid 10
mebmiitia, gcroOc 10 glatt mar mel
ues Gattem SAdoel!"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08
1atax Rretrs 0mmnr.

Gin 2ebrer &egerS tat iid belon-
oerS piel oitf feline aenntnis alter
Suitrumente oligute. 9o legte tDnl
9eger zines Cages Die Sroge por:
n@os lit cine 3oge?" Ser 2ebrer
6eidrieb lie ais ein Soitemnltrll.
ment, Gbnli9 Der 2Dra, MIR ettDas
breiter un0 nit mebr Saitelt. gtad
Sen weitlGufigen grfldrungen oes
2ebrerS beoanfte iid &eger boflidglt
u1po Iagte: nSebt folm i6 mir emo
lid Oen Spru6 erfldren: Die
,Ssroeliten fonlen nit 3ittern ntlo
3aaen~, oenn mos cine 3itber 1T
muBte id, aber cine gage mar mn
bisber u%nbefontt.
@nIdBlid) zines MuiiffeIteS frag.
te Der engliide &%omponilt eDrlu
Scott &eger, pie ibm feline
(Scotts) BET 0ieier @elegenbeit alT-
g~efiibrten &ompoiitionen 9efollen
bGtteu. g3eqer antwortete: Sci
Soft, SEER Scott, ipenn Sblen rpie-
ser mai mas einfGat, gelt, Damn
Id,reibcn Sizes net auf."
gfeoer wobnte i'm 9otel elmer
or0Beren Staot. Gin Sritifer, ma
mems s., Itelte ii6 Neger Dor, ionO
aber tpenig 8eadtung, I'm Heger$
qufmerflamfeit ouf li6 81 leltfen,
er3dblte er, er babe &i6oro 8ag-
ner NIT at @rabe ~getragen. He9er
meinte: Ser 8ugner lpar bolt
tot, bat iib nim1ner pebren foll-
nen." $. itano nerdrgert ouf uno
oerlieB Sen Ganl. Na1 elmer 8eile
Ididte $. 6os 3immermdoden gu
Reqer nit Dem 8eIdeio: 0ginen
Idonen @ruB BON Serrn $. urlO
tpenn er, Ser Geger, einmal lterbe.
qin9e CT nidt nit CUR 8eeroignng."
&eger 6lieb uneridiittert: ySa9en
9 Dem Serrn $. einen I6onen
@ruB: Sd gum gellpiel glilge leDf
germ nit 5u leiner 9eeroigtng."
&eger bot i'm 5meiten Sabre oeS
@eltfrieges Dem 8orltano zines
-groBeren 0rdeiterS feline Sater-
lGnoilde Ollpertiire, in Der oos
Gbema rgfun oanfet ale Soft" be.
lonoers iiberraldeno einiebt, sur
llrauffiibruarg an. Der GorItono
if)ricb inn, nod lei es perfritbt,
oNun 0onfct ale @ott" gu bringen.
&egcr anttportete ibm: r2icber
6reuno, oieier @niidt babe i6 &ef.
nung gctrugen, man fam ben Gbo-
raj DNun oanfet alle Got" unldn-
bern in n@rmllnt're bid, on idfpa-
1er @eilt!"
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08

AONls III OtA~eh ~
5dritd niait". las S9Ilnliillte
lit Oas @cnOcrn. Sic iagt nit
elmer leiien 9ittcrtcit oTas
ltneiicn 6ci Den &erpanoten. Die
oos Neiiegelo iGiden. 9an bat
feline Nliibe nit ocr toilette oanil.
ilno nit Scr 8Gi1e. Sic Giener'
ihait lit 10 unmeniblid. Gobeim
rnidle ih IeG6it. Armntt lit ertrdg.
lid rpenn man Oomit nidlt inter
0teni6eu gcben muB, Die einen
fenneu. 03cin @ut lit 3uiifeu Glbe
uno SIERRA 10 befannt, ipie Die
Dtubc Oes Observation-Disclosures. llnO
Oie jungen Gomteiicn linO g%rouioin.
8ie mir einmal. Ytan weib es ia
nid]tl"
AIs ih Ooun alien iueiter Iitbr,
fon id nidt los pou Dem Slit.
SD fenne es pobl. &biIipp, Der
@robmiitigc bate ca iiir Die 3odter
Der fur-beiiiiAcn &ittcrldatt ge'
ariinoet. IS lioJt tcbd6ig in lpel'
ligem, palOigem Siigeaol0. Die
paar btnoert 3alcr 9taOcl1rlO, ipl-
Ter eineinbal6fauicpO. Nlarf (@olo'
morf) reiGen gut ans. lllo ODD
luhtc man ben lti1rn Sit niNt
galt5 ireiwiaig. IS mar bod ein
SegrdbniS, nod Dor Dem GooeStag.
llnO es mar ell SugeltonOnla:
0aS 2ieo pom SLAMS unO Gitter'
ltaft lit au8geiungen. Wtan nobm
peui0 8erte, aber Diel @rinnerlln'
gen nit. llnO bate Oud nod nidt
gan3 uer5idtet. AaeS Ourfte bort
geoei6eu, muGern: NeiO, Yrabl-
iudt, altjingierlidfeit, 6rommelet,
Site, 8~erbGrtung Der @efiible =
nur nibt Sofinungen. go Elm
Stift bari feline 6eniter in Die 8elt
binuus ba6en. @lt, Dab eS abieitS,
faIt perborgen liegt. &euteI2 IS
fiibren tauiellD @ege 81 ibm, Die
ale ibren 9luSgongspunft in fa6leh,
falten 3immern baben. Sn Clint
meriL in oeneu malt an AbenOeH
fem 2i6t bremen bari feline
Shaufel aoblen BARI in Den Sten
getan merOen, 0ie nidt ouf elm
@ramm a~bgeipogen lit. &ein Stiid
Srot qebt pom 2oib, ods 8iiniden
entIpridt. Man i6neioet OaS 8rot,
mie mo @el0 pom einen1 fleinelt
SGflein ab3GbIt. Ga lit MIR nod
sic cine 3ufludt: oas Stift. Gin
menig mGrmer lit eS sort wie in
ser Maniar0e, Elm penig peiter
lino Die G1ltnte, ein peuig beuer.
lln0 Oos 8rot, oaS anOere i6neiOcn,
lit oifer. lln0 oaS uuebermorgen"
bort ouf, init grinienoem @elidt
in sic I6enoittnOe oieieS Enges
binein5ul6ouen. GS lit audi oa nob
Sdum, Die Iorgiam oie Irnut Der'
6ir0t in ibrer Hodtbeit, Dor Der
armer, sic butter Ser 8ano atntet.
g(ber es Iino feline &omteiieu, Die
grailiam iinO, feline Oiener, Die Dis"
fret lGd,eln, rno Die Imerifanerin,
sic ser Better beiratctc, fon1mt nidt
bierber.
gS lin0 rlur sic Trdlme. &ber
oie SrGume lino nidt grauiam.
&orIGufig trdltlnt OoS alternoe
SrGulein Oen Sraum pom Stilt.
8ieaeidt erle6t lie Die Grfiiaung.
TieQeidt altd) it's nod 10 peit oa'
bin, oaB lies nidt mebr oliSbalt.
S@ iebe oos 2ddeln, 0oS 6lieb aus
per6lidenen 3agen. @S lit ni6t
iebr noa 8"itterfeit. GS lit % aud
ettpas pom @rbabenbcit, bon Seelen.
ltGrfe, bon innerer Strait; pieGei6t
oltb errei1t iie's nidt. 9ann lit
a6cr oof audi 8rieOe, &ube.
@locfen flingen in Der. 6erne.
GaS oIte Srdillein oebt Our@ Die
@olie uro ibr @rub lit frelunOli6
uro oornebm. @enn Tie Die rueibe
0ede iiber oen Slid leet unb ben
Seller nit Dem 6amilienwappen
binitelt, it's, ais erlparte lie nod
belte boben 9eiuG.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08
Sic acbricite.

Serr Sful5e bat eiilen Stofi en-
gefauft, aus Dem er iid) cinen In5ua
MAIDEN laiien mill. Gas lit bel 0erl
beutigen &reiien elm groBeS @rei9-
mis-, uno Die gan5e 6anlilic Itebt I'M
sen Gid periammelt, auf Dem oaa
Sud a~llsee6reitet lit. Malt beurteilt
fadmdnnii6 ole Site oeS GUIDES
uno aud Der f[eire Sunge 6eiieat lif)
Sen Stoff, aber BON Der pertebrten
Settle. o9iit oil abcr olmn," lagt
Der &ater, rbu iie6it Dir ia 0cn Stofi
Don Ser &iifieite an ~@ielo
oumm," antporiet Der Slltge entrii-
ltct. p@enn i'd i'm gu tragen be
fomme, lit er boh ii6er ge.penoet. ="
ct. Sogebl.)
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08

&ul6crS, Sommarn. Yroieiloy
RidarO Guudrr iii bier I'M NIter
BON "a Sabren periticOeii. Gr mar
bon 1880--1S92 Otcrlebr,r all
Oom9DmnaIium. Doe biirger-
meilier 9cbmann lit nit 80 roll
80 Stimman bon ben Stao,retoro-
neten pieoergcpGhlt morOen.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08


@o1niinn o0er 2iigc, 70 bate iie
oomals IN t%rdnenloS Ourd)grGmten
GadJtcu geOadt. @abniinn OOcr
Gige 49,.
Damn a6er fomcll ollh 5u ibr bic
5tunoen Der 2eioeniGoit, in oenen
lie nid)ts onoereS iuor olS Elm
5tGubden i'm Ooem Der Slut, ais
ein miaenloieS ain0 all Der SunO
zines &ieien - poqfommen in @tt
unO 8oie bingegeben an oen ,tnter5.
OurdmiiDlten 2iebestaumel ibrer
SeOanfen. Sbne @unid) iiir oaS
2eber, obnc Strait iiir Die altdgli.
ten 0in9e, untergegangen in ieliger
quit oe5 Serge1ens 8u 6iiBen Oes
Selicbten
Sn oicier &ad)t be9riff Gliiabetb
}ulu eriten Wtale na6 Dem 9lbi6ieO
Die ungebeurc Moht Der 2iebe, unO
in Dem Nugenblid, ga lie iif baltloS
an ibre 2ei0enlHoit %perlor, mltroe
Der Glaube an SteO Sortung pie.
Der geboreu. Sic peritano ben 8e.
liebten aus eigenem @rleben. llnO
nun lailidte lie mieOer aui Die Stra-
BE binais uno bcidwor nadts Die
Sterue ~ aber Die 6erne blieb
ltumnI; lie CAB i'm nitt pieOer Der
nit2
90 murOe tie in ser bitterIten
Sebniudt rubiger, neil Die mobl-
tllenOe Sano Oes Sdifials iie oa0u
5lpans; bod modte audi in Stun.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-08

8uS lit ga nod piel Su ~er5ablen?
6reO @artitne, Ser groBe, unge-
id)idte 8reo @artung, bate nit Dor
Slid ~5ittcrnoen S1noen Der perlo-
rrnen unO wieoergcmonnenen @e-
liebten Elm 2ager bereitet, Ocnn So
baln nit leinen iebseinbal6 SUB
unO Sen 9Grentaben ourite sic 5arte
frennOc 6rau nod nidt einnial Dolt
ierne icben. @ud mar in 6ree
oas @eiiibl itarf un0 flor, Dab er
all icin &ebtag 9erug gu tun' BADEN
per0e, um Die 6ei0beit ieiner
Sll6t = pie er es. ou ct ltarf &c.
por0en mar, nun nannte picOer
lltt 81 MAIDEN.
Stun0e I'M Stunoe iaB 6reO nit
Sliiabctb pprtlos @anO in SanO;
pobl ordngten @orte uuf Die Sip
pen, ober lie 6licben itumm in ii6er-
GROCER @rregutg. IlS Damn Die BON
6abrt uno @ridiitterung @eidma6-
tie in ser Muicuionne Oes 9ad)gar-
tens binubergei6lummert mar,
ihlif er iid) leiie, leiie Die Sticge
1inllnter an leinen @rbeitstii6 =
uno iiebe 80, Die Ncoanfen bliihten
inn cntgegcu in nod ME gefannter
6iile, Ocnn Die Nabe oes aclic6ten
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19
uNDDERG PARDON
SIGNED BY AINkLE

Olympus. Wash. - Caustic comment
on such exercise Of the D~ardoning
power was made by ]. Grant Hinkle,
secretary Of state, In his letter of
transmission accompanying the par.
don granted by Lieutenant-Governo
Coyle to Gustaf Lindberg. convicted
Tacoma bank director, which Score
teEy OF State Hinkle forwarded to
Chief Justice Main, Of the state SUI
preme court, duly attested and with
seal of the state affixed, in compliance
with the alternative writ Of mandate
issued by the court.
Considerable OF q stir. both IN Of
ficial and private circles. was coca
stoned by Secretary Hinkle's refusal
to attach the state seal and his own
signature in attest to the pardon
granted October 10 by Acting Cover
nor Coyle to Lindberg. y
An opinion obtained by Acting Gov
ernor Coyle from the attorneysgeneral
that it was the duty of the secretary
of state to attest the pardon, was
followed by mandamus action brought
in the supreme court by attorneys for
Lindberg.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19
u. S. SENATOR DILL
SPEAKS TO STUDENTS

"You may be worth IS a day from
your neck down, in manual babors II
you have health; but what are you
worth from the neck up? What are
you doing with that most precious
part of you that nature has carefully
hidden away in a safe, bony box, your
brain?" asked Senator c. G. Dill, adj
dressing students at the State COL
lege of Washington at the last con-
vocation there.
And no matter what a fine, healthy
animal you may have made yourself,
Or how well equipped your brain, If
they are wrongly guided it would be
better for society If you had never
been born. When you start your ca
reer, plan to do something that will
help your fellow men. Whether you
are to become a bank prestdentuor.a
horse thief depends on your ideals.
"The diamond and the charcoal are
made OF identically the same mate
rails; the difference is that the char
coal absorbs every particle of light
that comes to it while the particles Of
the diamond are so arranged that they
give back every ray. So with men.
Some merely take, while others give
to the world-and these latter are the
men whom the world remembers and
revers."
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19
TRADES
GUESTS OF EWANIS
CONTINUED from Page u

Charles Albertson. president Of the
Aberdeen National Bank, gave a short
talk on Contributions" Response
was by R. E. (Bob) Olson. of the Car
penters.
Carl Stockwell Of the Kiwanians
spoke on Spice" doing the assembly
a lot Of good. as q laugh is good for
man. and Carl has the goods and can
deliver.
L. q. Garfield responding stated he
was not equal to the occasion Of re-
spending to such a good, spicy talk,
but assured the members of the XII
wants Club and citizens of Grays HAIR
Dor, that as he had been q flOater ID
having been in every state in the
union, and almost every city, had come
to Aberdeen to meet the most soci-
able and progressive representative
citizens ever encountered in the whole
length and breadth Of the country,
stating he wal here to make Aberdeen
his home, unless the Kiwanis Club
and Labor ran him out.
E. X. Bishop gave a short talk on
"The job" Response by H. w. Glib
son. business manager Of the Aber-
deen-Hoquiam Building Trades Coun-
Gil, outlining the policies and aims Of
organized labor. pointing out that Ia
Dor is always ready and willing to CO.
operate with any civic organization
to put through any community pro-
ject for the betterment Of society and
mankind in general, therefore when
there is anything comes before the
Kiwanis Club and they need the CO.
operation Of labor they will only have
to go to Gibson.
Therefore, on behalf Of labor in
Aberdeen and the Carpenters in par
ticular, / wish to thank the Kiwanians
for what they have accomplished and
hope they will call again.
L. E. CANFTELD,
President Carpenters Union.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19
GAS N
DAMAGE NOT E

Damage estimated as high as $780,
900 was done in and near the gas
plant of the North Pacific Public Ser
vice company, located on Hume street
when three new steel tanks of COM
bined capacity Of $4,000 cubic feet ex-
ploded shortly before 5 O'Clock Tues
day morning.
Some Of the homes and buildings
adjacent to the gas plant were par
TALLY wreck and window panes were
broken for a distance OF four blocks
by the blast. The exact cause Of the
explosion has not been arrived at,
but it is claimed by the o. W. R. & N.
bridge tender that the tanks were
struck by a bolt OF lightning.
When the gas company started
business in Aberdeen about twenty
years ago, much OPPOSITION was intro
duced as to locating the storage tanks
In this part of the city. A petition
with approximately 100 signers, all Of
whom yer residing near the then
proposed site, was handed to the city
council, asking the council to pro-
hibit the erection Of the gas tanks In
that location. Nothing was done,
however. There is more or less dan
ger in having the huge tank in the
heart Of the city and it does not seem
as thought the city dads" Of the
earlier days did give due considera-
ton to this fact. Some of the prop
erty mt adjacent to the plant
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19
DRY LEADERS MEET.

a. reinforcement Session to be Held
In Washington, D. c..
Washington. D. C.-Spurred to &C.
tion by what they described as apathy
toward law enforcement, dry lesders
gathered here for a three-day confer
enOe to bring the question to an 11sue.
Enforcement Of the prohibitio law
was laid directly on the doorstsD Of
the White House by Governor Pin
chot of Pennsylvania in an address at
q mass meeting Of the citizenship con-
ference held under the auspices of the
Federal Council Of Churches Of Christ
in America.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19

Labor Press advertisers
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19
r [. E. CANFIELD
ARRIVES FROM EAST

Mrs. L. E. Garfield, wife of the
president of the Aberdeen Central La
Dor Council arrived in Aberdeen the
latter part of last week from Benton,
Arkansas. Before coming to the west
the Canfields were located at Edo
RADIO, Arkansas. Mr.. Garfield proceed
ed Mrs. Garfield about one year and
has been active in the labor move
ment since arriving on the Harbor.
Mrs. Garfield is a member of the Gull
nary Workers and has been very ac-
tive in the labor movement Of Arkan-
sas. especially in Eldorado, serving
as vice president Of the Central Coun-
ell Of that city. They will make Aber-
deem their home.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19
SAMUEL GOnPERS
ELECTED PRESIDENT
Continued from PAGE ons)

spirit of the convention. This gath.
ering was but an episode in never
ending work. Achievement always lies
ahead.
"If something has been contributed
in the direction Of a better understand
ing Of our movement. progress has
been made. The ASH Of our COM
mon understanding In America is the
easure of our progress.
THE trade union movement is a
great, humanitarian movement. striv-
ing to make each day better than
the day before for all Of the masses
of our people. It seeks to serve. It
seeks to perfect and preserve the in
situations Of democracy and through
them to go on to better things. This
convention has contributed toward.
that great end"
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19
n = TAsLEs.

A Los Angeles Judge ordered the
wife to pay her husband five dollars
a week alfmony until his suit for >
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19

divorce can be tried. Marriage Is a
fifty-fifty proposition, declared the
Judge, and > wife must support her
husband II he Is unable to work.
Women may be ordered to pay ALI
mOny, too.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19

would be glad to pay a large per cent
Of the cost OF moving the tanks to
some other location to this day.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19
PLAN PLANT.

Plans for the erection Of a modern
plant to cost $780, 900 are being work
ed out by the Whatcom County Dairy
mems Association and viii be espe-
cially designed as a creamery and cold
storage plant for dairy products.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19

The time to buy goods is when you can make on dollar go as
far as three dollars will go in November or December.
u 4
bargains to be had at this Slaughter Sale, YOU take advantage
of this opportunity and the holidays will find you supplied with
your gifts for less money than any jeweIer in Aberdeen can
buy them for. MONEY must be raised, and 1 am di~sregarding
all former retail prices and wholesale cost.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-10-19

PatrOnine Labor Press advertisers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-01-12

Molanna, I'm afraid / stepped on your
train.-Sashay All !"
After the "sashay"-the noblest and
most dashing bit of gymnastics dis
played in the whole quadrille-he
bowed profoundly to his invisible part
ner and came to a pause, wiping his
streaming face. Old Bob dexterously
swung "a New Coon" into the stately
measures of triumphal march.
Sand now" Beasley announced, in
stentorian tones, ''if the ladies will be
so kind as to take the gentlemen's
arms, we will proceed to the dining
room and partake of slight COLA
tion."
Thereupon came a slender piping of
joy from that part of the room
which had been screened from us by
screened from us by the Tree.
"Oh. Cousin David Beasley, that was
the beayfifullest Quadrille ever danced
III the world! And now. please, won't
you talSe Mrs. Hunchberg ont to sup
nar?n
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-01-12

Then into the vision Of our paralyzed
and durnfounded watchers came the
little wagon, pulled by the old col
ored woman, Bob's wife, in her best,
and there, propped upon pillows, lay
Hamilton Swift, Junior, his soul
shining rapture out of his great eyes,
q bright spot Of color on each Of his
thin cheeks. "a
He lifted himself on one elbow, and
for an instant something seemed to be
wrong with the brace which was under
his chin.
Beasley sprang to him and adjusted
1t tenderly. Then he bowed elaborate
" toward the mantel-piece.
"Mrs. Hunchberg," he said, may ]
have the honorT And offered his arm.
"And / must have Mister Hunch-
berg" chirped Hamilton. HE must
walk with me-"
HE tells me-" said Beasley, "hc'll
be mighty glad to. And there's Q
plate Of bones for Simpledoria."
"You lead the way" cried the child !:
"you and Mrs. Hunchbergp
"Are we all in liner" Beasley
glanced back over his shoulder. Hoo
ray Now, let us on. Ho! Music therel"
"Br-r-ra-vol" applauded Mister
Swift.
And Beasley, his head thrown back
and his chest out, proudly led the way,