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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1912

Page

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Taxation Reform for Timber Lands Proposed in Washington

Tax Commissioner T D Rockwell urges a constitutional amendment to tax standing timber only at the time of cutting, arguing current rates drive hasty logging, hinder reforestation, and block conservation. Seattle conference voices and Forest Service experts back shifting taxes to cutting time to curb speculative withholding and support long term stewardship.

Far West Washington State Tax Commission Snohomish County T. D. Rockwell Western Forestry and Conservation Association Seattle E. G. Ames United States Forest Service Tim

Voters Hobble Themselves On Direct Legislation

Olympia attorneys say 1913 constitutional changes to timing and emergency clauses remove the right of referendums on laws enacted by the upcoming session. Voters backed direct legislation in November, but the machinery must be created by the legislature, otherwise no referendum can occur on appropriations such as a Columbia River bridge or a Washington exhibit. A major fight over this machinery is expected, with the fate of direct legislation resting with the 1913 lawmakers.

Olympia Washington Direct Legislation League Columbia River San Francisco

Tragic double murder suicide aboard the Benicia

Enraged cook Teddy Weise an Englishman killed First Mate Anderson aboard the Benicia after a long abuse dispute and then shot himself. The incident occurred near Santa Rosalia before the ship sailed to Aberdeen, with Second Mate Harry Uddy as a key witness.

Anderson Barkentine Benicia Teddy Weise Cook Benicia Santa Rosalia Mexico Harry Uddy Weise Wiese Addy Endresen Aberdeen Hoquiam Shorty The Odd Fellows and Eagles

Leon White Sentenced to Prison for Robbery

Leon White, who sought panga to buy warm drinks and strayed from a lawful path, must serve a suspended sentence in the state reformatory at Monroe. Judge Ben Sheeks ruled on Tuesday after White was arrested months ago for breaking into the James E. Galway home and earlier charged in an office robbery at S. E. Slade Lumber Co. The Montesano trial led to a suspended sentence for this first offense.

Leon White James E. Galway State Reformatory Monroe Ben Sheeks White S. E. Slade Lumber Company Montesano

Ackley Hoag Exchange Vows in Dec Church Home

In a Tuesday ceremony on December 17 Charles C. Hoag married Myrtle B. Ackley at the home of the officiating clergyman Rev. C McDermoth.

Chas. C. Hoag Myrtle B. Ackley Rev. C. McDermoth

Outlaw Known on the Harbor Identified After California Shootout

A gunman shot and killed near Santa Ana after a running duel with deputies is identified as Matlock, linked to Grays Harbor through a Santa Ana dentist and Eugene connections. The man, son of former Eugene mayor J. B. Matlock, faced a pending assault case and marriage troubles. Deputies wounded are reported improving, with Will Prater in serious condition but possible recovery.

Santa Ana Cal Grays Harbor California Oregon Matlock Jones Ira Jones Polson Logging Company H. L. Brown Brown Eugene Duddick Orange County J. B. Matlock Will Prater Heahs

Change in routing on Milwaukee Road

The new eastbound transcontinental lumber tariff S R 1019 changes routing for cars of lumber and shingles to Chicago Milwaukee & Puget Sound points east of Minnesota transfer. It also grants rate reductions to Illinois Central stations in Iowa and cancels prior tariffs. Cars from foreign lines to Milwaukee east of the transfer must route via the nearest Milwaukee coast terminal for long-haul service.

Chicago, Milwaukee Puget Sound Minnesota Illinois Central Iowa Milwaukee Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Missouri Milwaukee Coast

Two Men Arrested Then Released In Local Inquiry

C M Hansen and J R Haner were arrested here Monday night on a telegram from Chehalis. They carried several first class valises and one held a complete opium smoking set and blank business checks from Spokane firms. They were discharged later as not the men wanted.

C. M. Hansen J. R. Haner Chehalis Spokane

Y M C A and Loggers Home Plan Discussed in Aberdeen

A business leader dismissed the plan to merge the Y M C A with the Loggers home movement as unfeasible. A state Y M C A representative has stirred interest in combining the groups, with a council Chambers meeting set to hear proposals and potential building site arrangements. About 200 logging company representatives are expected.

Aberdeen Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce J. M. Wilcox

Sailor Drowns After Fall From Dock at Hoquiam

December 18 report says J. Lewis, a crew member, fell from the dock while attempting to board the steamer Frances J. Leggett at the National mill. He drowned Monday night as a search for the body continued. witnesses say he had been drinking and pushed companions away before slipping into the water near the gang plank.

Hoquiam Frances J. Leggett National Mill J. Lewis Lewis

McGillicuddy and Bride Move to Montesano Home

County Treasurer elect Jerry A. McGillicuddy Jr and his bride move to Montesano leasing a bungalow from Chris Olson for their home during his term of office.

Jerry A. McGillicuddy, Jr Bride Montesano Chris Olson

Sudden death of Hoquiam lumber leader Eugene G McGlauflin

Eugene G. McGlauflin general manager of the North West Lumber company died at his Hoquiam home from a ruptured blood vessel after an attack of acute gastritis. He was 56, a longtime Hoquiam leader in business and local civic groups with a wide Northwest lumber network. Funeral plans unsettled, likely services at the house with burial in Hoquiam Cemetery.

Hoquiam Eugene G. McGlauflin North West Lumber Company L Street McGlauflin A. J. McIntyre E. O. McGlauflin North Western Lumber Company Anoka Minn E. G. McGlauflin Clarice Walter Elliott March Kathryn Hoquiam High School The State University Seattle J. R. McGlauflin George V Sunnyside Cal Huntley Rush City Ida B. McGlauflin Denver Colo Northwest West Hoquiam Cemetery

Severe Wind Storm Hits Grays Harbor Yet Low Damage

Grays Harbor endured a powerful three day wind storm with heavy rain and lightning. Water traffic was paralyzed briefly while the storm eased by midweek and sun returned briefly in Aberdeen. Rain totals were light overall with two inches since Monday and sixteen hundredths on Tuesday.

Grays Harbor Country Grays Harbor Aberdeen

Port Angeles Bets on Erickson Work for Railroad

Port Angeles residents back the Erickson Construction Company to begin the first ten miles of the Seattle Port Angeles and Lake Crescent railroad. A mass meeting raised 50 000 toward an 85 000 bankable guarantee with 20 000 in reserve, funding subscriptions to complete the line. Local officials anticipate further rail expansion and possible involvement by a major transcontinental system, but for now the city remains focused on Erickson and its right of way assurances.

Erickson Construction Company Grays Harbor Port Angeles Northwest Seattle Lake Crescent Erickson Citizens Opera House Citizens Right of Way Committee Morse Creek Dungeness River Citizens Committee of Sequim Commercial Club Seevers Mead Do. J. Farmer M. J. Carrigan Barnes Washington Seattle, Port Angeles and Milwaukee Peninsula

Christmas Services at Congregational Church

Regular Christmas services will be held at the Congregational church next Sunday morning. The choir will sing several Christmas selections and the pastor will preach on the topic of the Democratic Christ.

Congregational Church

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