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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1911
Page
4
Waugh's News promotes Easter readiness with ready to wear department specials. Plain tailored suits in manning mixtures and dark colors priced 15 to 35 dollars, white serge and Misses suits 12.50 to 25, street coats 12 to 22.50, black satin and serge coats 18 to 25, dresses 15 to 35, and wash dresses and wool coats for children 6 to 12 years.
The Defender loads at Federal mill for San Pedro while S. C. Allen sails for Honolulu from Union mill. Tahoe leaves Union mill for California. Strathallan loads at Donovan mill for Australia. Alpena loads at Anderson Middleton mill for Australia. Watson A West loads at Slade mill for Sidney. Svea and Newburg sail from Wilson and Slade mills for San Francisco. Daisy Freeman sails for unknown port. Georgiana heads to West Coast. Santa Barbara departs for San Pedro. Grays Harbor arrives to load at Hulbert mill for San Francisco. G C Lindauer arrives to load at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Chehalis sails from Aberdeen Lumber Shingle mills for San Francisco.
Dick Boettiger reports Aberdeen will not support a base ball team in the Washington State league or any league this season. He canvassed the city and found no necessary support. a meeting of last year’s State league clubs was set for Chehalis next Wednesday, but Boettiger says Aberdeen will not attend and sees better chances for a regional league including Olympia Centralia Kelso Raymond South Bend Chehalis and Vancouver Washington with Otto Albers in charge.
Greek residents gathered at Electric Pavilion with about 200 attendees. Aberdeen brass band played, speeches given in English and Greek, and the celebration ended with champagne and cigars to mark the 1821 Greek victory and modern observance of the holiday.
Preparations for the proposed Chehalis county fair to be held in this city this fall are progressing rapidly. The Chehalis County Fair association was organized here Thursday with officers elected including President W. J. Patterson and Vice President S. K. Bowes, with a secretary.
manager C C C Quackenbush leads a preliminary county trip to recruit ranchers for a proposed fair. Temporary officers named. supporters include merchants of Hoquiam and the city. A full report will follow and a Chamber of Commerce meeting may be called to advance the project.
Jewelry salesman C. W. Jacobs reported a suit case stolen from Hotel Washington on Thursday. Chief Wyrick and Hoquiam police detained Joseph Riley who tried to sell a toilet set from the case. The suitcase was found Friday at a Hoquiam rooming house and returned to its owner. Riley remained jailed awaiting prosecution.
A superior court jury found Harry Cardigan did not prove that Police Officers William Anstie C F Jensen and Richard Miles unlawfully arrested or brutally beat him after a December drunkenness arrest in Aberdeen. City Attorney Hogan and Boner defended. Wade for Cardigan cited missing witness Tribbitts as key.
Seventy five members from Tehaman Temple No. 150 traveled to Raymond for a ceremonial and to initiate seven new members. The Aberdeen team delivered the event with a pageant parade and a banquet hosted by Pythian Sisters of Raymond.
Theodore Adamson formerly of 141 ma was found guilty in the Superior court after deserting his fourteen year old wife last June in that town. The deserted wife and her infant child were central in the trial as prosecutors described Adamson's cowardly abuse beginning after the marriage. A large crowd, many women, watched as the assistant prosecutor Cross delivered the harsh rebuke.
Sheriff Icd Payette announced Harry Smith formerly of Aberdeen and jailed for a saloon assault was captured in Anderson Illinois after months on the run. He earlier wrecked a garage machine and vanished. Victor H Street of Hall and Co reports Seattle trip yielding machinery for a whaling station to be operating by May 24. Aberdeen Printing Co advertises forms and loose leaf devices.
In Olympia on April 8, the supreme court reversed Chehalis County superior court in Clemons v Grays Harbor & Puget Sound Ry. The contract allowed $1,000 daily damages if the railroad caused delays to the logging road. After the trestle collapsed on April 12, 1910, four days of business disruption led to damages sought. majority rule voids the claim, with Chief Justice Dunbar dissenting in favor of payment.
A church invites attendees to a Bible study at East First and E streets tonight. The focus is the question What Shall Be the Sign of Thy Coming and of the End of the World with a call to bring a friend.
Congress ordered vessels carrying 50 or more to install wireless gear, but only the Chehalis and the Norwood have such equipment. Negotiations are under way for others including Santa Barbara and Santa Monica to comply by the July 1 deadline.
Victor Carlson suffered severe injuries after a logging hook caught him at a Big Creek Timber camp above the Polson camps on Saturday morning. He lies at Aberdeen General Hospital with his left eye gone and the bone above it crushed, and was rushed to the hospital by car.
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