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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald advertises subscription rates for semi weekly delivery and advertising rates per inch and per line. It notes subscription methods and deadlines for copy, and claims the paper’s long history and wide circulation in Chehalis county with contract forfeiture if statements are not true.
The president sent a remarkable proclamation to Congress on employer liability, interstate commerce, trusts, and railroads. It defends administration policy, denies banking responsibility, and attacks Rockefeller and Standard Oil while advocating honesty in business and politics.
The passage urges finding happiness in any place and work through self knowledge and realization. It describes self realization as awakening buried talents, dispelling self distrust and melancholia, improving mood, duty bearing, and appreciation of art and education guided by inner divine wish.
A note describes CHAS. TUCKER's appearance at the Palm Theatre tomorrow night. It promises insight and sagacity, guidance toward greater independence, and a call to self appreciation. The text urges personal transformation through teaching others and dying to old ways.
Miss Dorothy Girton will present a piano recital at St. Rose Academy on Saturday February 8 1908 at 2 30 pm marking two years of study in the Dunning system a course covering music rudiments The program includes pieces by Goerdelier Renard Dantas and others with intermissions offering a view of school work to attendees.
The A. J West and Andy Mahony are loading at Slade and West mills for Honolulu. E. B. Jackson loads at Wilson mill for Cailao. W. J. Patterson lies at American mill awaiting orders. Newburg sails from Slade mill to San Francisco. Chas. R. Wilson loads at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Svea sails from Wilson mill to San Francisco tomorrow. Fair Oaks due to load at Slade mill for San Pedro. F. M. Slade at Slade mill awaiting orders after arrival. Watson A. West chartered for Callao and to load at Slade mill. Quinault arrived and loads at Hartwood mill for San Pedro.
The Elks lodge held a Tuesday musical social in honor of Miss Suzanne Baker with about 100 attendees. The Ellis orchestra performed beautifully and was encoreed, while Miss Baker sang unreliably due to a severe cold and a double quartet was omitted. Mr. O C Jacobsen delivered a vocally praised solo, with encore for Thanksgiving, followed by dancing and a light lunch after ten.
A. M. Bendetson’s Red Front on Heron street near G was entered last night. Several watches knives and cash were taken. A watch offered to Charles Holmer for sale led to a suspected thief who was turned over to police. Officers found a chisel and the burglar’s loot. total loss still undetermined pending stock check.
The watch seller is now in the hands of the police, and it is hoped that through him the rest of the gang will be captured.
Citizens gathered Monday evening to discuss forming an association of charitable groups. Judge B W Loomis was named chair and Fred Baker secretary as plans call for a five member committee to draft a constitution and by laws for a unified charity organization.
Fritz Fronthouse and Albert Weakman were remanded for disturbing the peace with 15 cash tails forfeited after failure to appear. James Wrick received 10 days for vagrancy. Eddie Baker faced 10 days or a $10 fine on a separate charge. William Christian was jailed 20 days in default of a $20 fine after creating a rough house with a revolver. Geo Hintza got 10 days for drunk and disorderly conduct.
G Corbitt of C A Pinckney Planning and Heating travels from South Bend after inspecting work by the firm. Prospects look bright for the next year in Raymond and South Bend. The company secured a $2000 contract to heat De Ballard's stores in Kelso and plans for J C Shaw's Hoquiam residence and the Hoquiam hotel. Expansion into surrounding towns means more business.
The Aberdeen Pioneer Association expresses sorrow over the deaths of Samuel H. Smith on January 2, 1908 and Mrs. Marcia Smith on January 2, 1903. Resolutions honor their service to pioneer life and extend sympathy to relatives, with notices to be printed in local papers. C McDermora J C Pearson J G Lewis, Committee.
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