Memorial Elks service in Acme Opera House
Grays Harbor Lodge No. 593 held a public memorial at the Acme Opera House on Sunday afternoon with Elks officers, Hon. J. H. Shively and Col. W. J. Fife delivering eloquent addresses amid music. The program included ornate stage decorations and is part of the order's annual remembrance of departed brothers, stressing immortality and moral duty.
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Acme Opera House
J. H. Shively
Col
W. J. Fife
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grays Harbor Lodge No. 593
Grays Harbor Lodge
Lon
Col. W. J. Fife
Revs
McDermoth and Crawford
Lodge
H.C. Watkins
R. H. Falconer
L. M. Roser
H. A. Slayes
Geo. A. Black
W. R. McFarlane
Geo. J. Wolff
P. M. Littler
Esquire
E. Pfund
Ryler
W. EB. Crammatte
Castrino
the Herald
Mesdames
M. Anderson
Fred H. Green
Scammell
Grays Harbor
Adolph T. Olsen
W. J. Fite
Tacoma
Col. Fife
Sophocles
Rome
Hand of Death
Order of Elks
Contempt of court debate echoes in Aberdeen press clash
Col Carney of Aberdeen criticized Judge Irwin over a county printing case and faces potential contempt accusations. The editorial stance from The Chronicle and Etma Chronicle urges restraint, arguing libel laws suffice and contempt actions undermine public faith in courts.
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Col. Carney
Aberdeen
Judge Irwin
South Bend Journal
The
Chronicle
Etma Chronicle
Chehalis County Showcased in Washington Resources Book
The Washington State Bureau report highlights Chehalis County in its 2560 page volume on state resources. It notes 18.579 billion feet of timber across 21 300 feet per acre, 24 mills with 985000 feet daily capacity, and Grays Harbor fishing profits of 158648 output value.
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State Bureau of Statistics, Agriculture and Immigration
State of Washington
Chehalis County
Grays Harbor
Pacific Ocean
Chehalis
Chehalis River
Olympic Mountains
Aberdeen
Cosmopolis
Hoquiam
Ocosta
Montesano
San Francisco
Astoria
Portland
Northern Pacific Railroad
Orosta
Old Land Dispute Settled by Commissioners Report
A federal court appointed commission divided Section Five among the Hopkins estate J S Book and Samuel Benn after years of litigation. The plan allocates blocks and acreage to each party, with land parcels described by measurements and boundaries. The report anticipates court ratification and future platting and sale of the property.
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Messrs
R. P. Campbell
Jas. A. Hood
D. H. Mullen
Federal Court
Hopkins
J. S. Book
Samuel Benn
Benn & Hopkins
Sam Benn
Highland
Try Grain-O entice shoppers with new grain beverage
Try Grain-O, the new drink replacing coffee. It suits children and adults, has the rich color of mocha, and is made from pure grains. Delicate stomachs tolerate it well, costs the same as coffee, and is sold by all grocers in 1o and 25e packages.
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