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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1913
Page
3
The Herald proclaims it is Grays Harbor’s oldest paper with the largest Che halle county circulation. Advertising contracts tied to this claim require that money be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true. Copy for ads must be in by Saturday noon for Monday’s issue and by Wednesday noon for Thursday’s issue.
The piece discusses Senate Bill 191 to curb late assessment appeals by changing who sits on the board of equalization. It criticizes Senator Nichols's amendment removing the assessor in favor of the county auditor, arguing the assessor's expertise is essential and urging the House to restore the original form.
The piece argues that despite Governor Lister's call for economy, the Republican majority in the House and Senate is approving large appropriations. It claims the actions aim to embarrass the new governor and contradict the voter mandate for fiscal restraint. It warns of inevitable vetoes and notes broad statewide support for economy from various papers.
The Washington Standard argues that Lister is not easily embarrassed and would pursue duty with backbone. It urges Republicans to aid the governor’s policy aims to avoid political peril and criticizes the party for extravagant appropriations while warning the governor must veto wasteful bills to maintain public respect.
A recall measure for judges failed 60 in favor to 32 against with 65 needed. Democrats mostly supported. P H Adams of Kittitas voted yes while Chehalis county sent three no votes. Chamberlain of Whitman led the opposition with a harsh critique of the judiciary.
The Herald notes Aberdeen World's statement that the protective tariff is not tied to any party. It recalls Republican shifts since 1894 and 1896 over silver policy and suggests in 1916 the party may denounce Democrats for not abolishing tariffs and move toward free trade.
The piece argues that spending money abroad hurts the community like soil decline, calling absentee shopping a hidden tax that lowers living standards and robs the soil. It labels absentee shopping worse than absentee landlordism and warns against false economies.
The state senate adopted a memorial urging federal study of a potential canal from Olympia to Grays Harbor via Black Lake and rivers. The Herald editor recalls a 20 year old Elma Chronicle article advocating the project as a wartime measure amid U S UK tensions and Esquimalt fortifications.
A poem praising Abraham Lincoln as a noble leader who preserved freedom and equality. It lauds his courage, compassion, and steadfastness in guiding the nation through dire times, asserting his enduring fame will inspire future deeds.
J H Rockwell recounts Palmyra NL veteran Jomas F Stevens detailing 1864 efforts to obtain Lincoln furloughs for soldiers voting in the field. At St Louis convalescent barracks four hundred men waited as a telegram to Lincoln raised $12. Early next morning, the outcome of the vote effort was awaited.
The lieutenant orders furloughs as requested, sparking wild cheers for Honest Abe. McClellan’s troops outshine Lincoln’s in show of loyalty, and many vow to vote for the man who safeguards the common soldier. Lincoln’s wisdom and single aim to do right resonates with soldiers and the public.
A Washington Star quip notes that the man prefers blaming heavy labor because it is an easier occupation than performing the duties.
A Hoquiam resident testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved long kidney and rheumatic pains after Alaska illness. He says swelling ankles improved and back pain vanished, enabling him to work again. Price 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
J C Pearson presents his 1913 Aberdeen mayoral platform urging strict law enforcement and honest city government. He opposes private water schemes, favors a regional permanent water system, and calls for an economical, businesslike council that serves with integrity. He supports free bridges and collective city growth under public oversight.
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