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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
4
Aberdeen Printing Co publishes a weekly Aberdeen paper every Monday and Thursday from 408 East Wishkah Street. J. Carney is editor and manager with Eugene Foster as city editor. Subscription rates listed and notice for missing deliveries and ad copy deadlines.
The Herald asserts it is the oldest Grays Harbor paper with the largest Chehalis County circulation. Advertisers are warned that contracts based on this claim may be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
State Tax Commission found Chehalis property valued at 238 percent of tax value, while many payers face low valuations. Examples include Vilcan Ironworks waterfront in Aberdeen assessed at 4,000 on a $70,000 value, and a 640 acre timber land near Aberdeen assessed at 16,540. Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. holdings are cited as repeatedly underassessed, prompting calls for a county board able to assess timber lands like other property and lower overall taxes for moderate taxpayers.
A Grandview Washington report notes Republicans missed a caucus for delegates to the county convention due to busy schedules. The piece argues voter lethargy explains corruption in modern politics and cites a Hamilton quote about the masses failing to act without danger. It discusses low turnout in special elections and school elections.
A Spokane Spokesman-Review editorial argues that the public, though busy, must engage in politics to curb graft and uphold democracy. It cites Lincoln on public wobble and quotes Tammany reflections urging better organization for future elections.
Fearing a 15 ton buried powder magazine would ignite a forest fire, Oregon and Washington road crew battled overnight to stop the blaze near construction camps. Fire Warden T B Reed reported the fire is under control and burned out with losses not exceeding earlier estimates amid warm dry weather.
Mr and Mrs A W Corbett departed yesterday for a several week visit near Toronto Canada traveling from St Paul Chicago and then by Grand Trunk Their journey comes as railroad agents report increased eastbound travel This month The last sale date for cheap round trip excursions east is September next Final limit October 31.
Authorities believe a Sunday night burglary was foiled by a fright during a Sunday night attempt after several sticks of dynamite were found in the Cosmopolis post office on Monday morning. The office reportedly handles large cash receipts on Saturdays attracting the would be thieves.
Mrs. Vina Mitchell and her son Henry Mitchell along with Miss Nora Bowman of Aberdeen were cited for trespass on C. H. Roup's blackberry premises east of the city. They pleaded guilty, were fined $1 each, and had $13.60 costs split. fines remitted due to mitigating circumstances per Justice Pettison at Montesano Vidette.
The Vidette notes Ed Payette deserves reelection after solid service and meritorious work as sheriff. His lack of opposition signals strong public support and party confidence in his proven efficiency.
Notice issued by Walter Achey clerk for Wishkah river district announces two contracts to let. First painting exterior trim and interior touch ups. Second pay for eight cords of wood two feet long. Bids due by August 15 in clerk's hands at his Wishkah river home.
Aug 3 report from Montesano says inmates refused to pile wood in the county jail yard as Sheriff Payette ordered. Several were placed on a bread and water diet until they relented, while four others continued work. Le Roy Condlin, an eight month sentence for assault with a deadly weapon, is named as ring leader.
The Rexall Store located at 216 South H Street emphasizes its fully equipped prescription department and special attention to this pharmacy branch as a key service feature for customers.
Richards Prin gle's presents a full Dixie Land minstrel show with colored boys and cottonfield pastimes. The parade and band will lead to the Grand theater on Sunday August 7 at noon.
Reports say the plan to bring Billy Sunday to Harbor next January is faltering as a $5 000 guarantee cannot be raised. Local business leaders reportedly refuse to fund the revival, preferring to aid churches otherwise. Pastors are divided on the proposal with some opposing the plan.
J R Pitt of Rocky Mount North Carolina says a terrible cold and cough vanished after using Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims after several bottles he was entirely cured and praises it as the surest aid for diseased lungs hemorrhages la grippe asthma hay fever and lung trouble. Trial bottle free guaranteed by A W Shelley. 1.00.
A. Lund, a local tailor and second hand dealer, was arrested for failing to pay the second hand dealers license. He faces trial before Judge Phillips this afternoon as city authorities pursue enforcement against this business class. Lund will bear court costs regardless of outcome, a burden the article says he cannot easily meet.
In Willapa area East Hoquiam Aug 3 a 10 year old orphan Willie Lant awaits funds for transport to her sister in Hall Claire Wis. E T Truitt cares for the child noting the father died from a ladder accident and the mother soon passed away. A potential sale of east side land and personal property could raise sufficient cash.
In Montesano on August 3 J M Caldwell a Northern Pacific section foreman at Porter was jailed on a charge of assaulting a 7 year old girl. He reportedly enticed her into the woods and was arrested after they were discovered.
Hugh M. Delanty manager of the Grays Harbor Stevedore company returned Tuesday from Raymond where the firm has a branch office and from the Sound cities on company business. He says he is very encouraged over the outlook for shipping activity.
A 1908 testimonial from SG Simmons of Montesano Washington praises Deans Kidney Pills for curing kidney and rheumatic pain. He states the remedy produced prompt relief from back pain and recurring attacks, with continued freedom from kidney trouble for two years by 1910.
Architect J Alfred Breitong of Seattle spent several days in the harbor area this week surveying Aberdeen and Hoquiam for a hotel site. He inspected multiple locations in Aberdeen and will report to Butler hotel management in Seattle. An announcement of their intentions will likely follow.
Advertises enlistment in the U S Marine Corps for ages 19 to 35 with native birth or first papers. Pays range from 15 to 69 dollars monthly plus food clothing quarters and medical care. After 30 years service retirement at 75 percent of pay. Apply at recruiting station in Aber deen Washington.
City subscribers missing the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify the City Messenger Co. at 5931 and a replacement will be sent to the address promptly.
EK L Minard of Elma Washington announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to represent the 29th Legislative District subject to voters at the September 13 primaries.
County auditor candidate R G Trask declares intent to seek the Republican nomination in Chehalis County with the September primary to decide the race.
Staunton Warburton of Tacoma announces candidacy for Congress in the Second District pending Republican primary voters' action in September. He emphasizes readiness to represent Washington in the U.S. House.
Government invites bids to carry mail to Lone Tree Point near the jetty works for workers and nearby residents. Current deliveries to Pacific cause a day’s delay reaching the Point. Powell, former Chamber of Commerce secretary, helped secure the new arrangement.
A candidate declares renomination for county sheriff subject to Republican voters in Chehalis County at the September primary.
County Clerk candidate Co. C. Quackenbush announces candidacy for the office, subject to Republican voters at the September primary in Chehalis County.
County physician C. E. Bartlett M. D. announces candidacy for the county coroner nomination, subject to the Republican primary. The statement emphasizes professional medical credentials and intent to compete in the party contest.
A candidate announces self for Justice of the Peace in Aberdeen Precinct subject to Republican voters at the September primary elections.
Paul Smits announces candidacy for County Coroner in the Republican primary to be held September 13, with Chehalis County voters.
A Republican candidate publicly declares seeking the County Commissioner seat for the Second District ahead of the September primary elections. The statement signals intent to run under party guidance and participate in the nominating process.
A candidate for the nomination for the office of Judge of the Superior Courts in Chehalis County faces the voters at the primaries to be held September 13 1910.
A candidate for the office of county commissioner for the Second District announces his run, subject to Republican approval at the September primary elections.
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