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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1911

Page

4

Buying Anyes N Large Quantities The Piano Deal

The wholesaler advantage lowers prices for retailers who buy in bulk. Eilers Music Co sells to retailers from a large Pacific coast network, shipping direct factory to warehouse. They offer pianos at low prices with many makes, including Autopiano, and emphasize large stock, low freight, and favorable terms.

Eilers Music Co Pacific Coast Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland Stockton Cal Spokane Seattle Tacoma North Yakima Aberdeen Walla Walla Wash Boise Lewiston Idaho Salem Astoria Pendleton Eugene Oregon 13Th and Northup Streets United States Chickering Boston America Hallet & Davis Decker Kimball Lester Story & Clark

Aberdeen Herald publication notice

Published every Monday and Thursday at 309 East Wishkah Street by the Aberdeen Printing Co. Editor J. Carney. Second class mail. Subscriptions and ad copy deadlines stated. Claims of Circulation asserted. contracts forfeited if not true.

East Wishkah Street The Aberdeen Printing Co Aberdeen Wash Herald Grays Harbor Chevalis County

Harlan Faults Judicial Lawmaking in Stand ard Oil Dissent

Justice Harlan in dissent assails the majority for implying judges can amend federal law by interpretation. He warns courts should follow enacted statutes and urges Congress to amend protections on lives and large wealth interests, condemning judicial delay and activist reinterpretation. Omaha Daily News.

Justice Harlan Standard Oil John D.’s Harlan United States Congress Omaha Daily News

Popular Government Progress Reported by Senator Bourne

Senator Bourne outlines states adopting initiative and referendum as constitutional amendments including Oregon Oklahoma Nevada Missouri Montana South Dakota Arkansas and Maine Utah’s initiative is inoperative. Separately several states have submitted measures to voters California Washington Wyoming North Dakota Nebraska Florida and Idaho with others adopting Oregon plan for senators and presidential tickets.

Jonathan Bourne, Jr National Progressive Republican League Oregon Oklahoma Nevada Missouri Montana South Dakota Arkansas Maine Utah California Washington Wyoming North Dakota Nebraska Florida Idaho New Jersey Ohio Kansas Wisconsin

King Caucus Must Go Speech By Murdock In House

Kansas representative Murdock urged the house floor to abolish the king caucus and spoke to younger members about political reform and party processes. He argued for open committees and direct candidate selection to curb centralized control.

Murdock Kansas

Direct Primaries and End of Congressional Caucus

The speaker argues against caucus obedience and praises direct popular government. He predicts 1912 conventions will be the last to name nominees and 1916 will see direct nomination by voters. The rise of direct primaries will end the congressional caucus as an institution.

Congressional Caucus

Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce urged to join for city upbuilding

The Herald asks every Aberdeen man to join the Chamber of Commerce or explain nonmembership. It argues city growth results from collective effort, critiques nonmembers as hindering progress, notes by-laws now widen eligibility, and calls for up to 2000 members reflecting civic patriotism beyond wartime duties.

Herald Aberdeen Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Chamber

Supreme Court Endorses Municipal Commission Law

The court upholds the constitutionality of the city commission plan and declares laws from the legislature presumed constitutional unless a clear constitutional violation is shown. This marks a strategic shift away from prior doubt about enacted laws.

Commission Supreme Court

Bar Association Meets in Chehalis County

The Chehalis County Bar Association held its regular quarterly meeting in the city hall council chamber last Saturday afternoon. Routine business was handled, with a notable complaint from Mrs. Reems against Attorney J. C. Cross. She alleges improper language and an attempt to eject her from his office. the grievance committee was appointed.

Chehalis E. S. Avey Elma

Uprising for Farmers Bulletin and Field Advice

A long district note urges readers to request Congress and the Department of Agriculture to send Farmer Bulletin No. IST "Drainage on Farm Lands." It discusses hog pasture value, crop timing, bird protection, saccharin health concerns, potato blight control, back to the land views, alfalfa sowing tips, and the role of bacteria in improving seedling growth with practical steps for August planting and soil preparation.

Department of Merculture Washington Department of Agriculture Suce

Aberdeen Company Wins Tent Pitching Contest at Camp Fortson

The Aberdeen company defeated Company I Spokane in a tent pitching contest. G Company showed speed and quality, aided by experienced soldiers including H L Dodds who earned both the Victoria Cross and the Distinguished Service Order for service in India and South Africa. Dodds seeks to form a marine corps unit in Aberdeen.

Aberdeen Company Camp Fortson Company I Spokane G Company H. L. Doods J. W. Cook F. H. Cooper C. W. Dam E. Short H. A. Comeau A. Smith J. Mitchell Glen Lord R. E. Nichols B. Wiggins Cuba Philippines H. L. Dodds Dodds South Africa India Egypt Marine Corps Aberdeen

Stewed Sheep’s Tongue and Bankruptcy Notice

A recipe for stewed sheep’s tongue is given alongside a legal notice. The notice, from the District Court of the United States Western District of Washington, Aberdeen division, announces C. E. Wilson’s bankruptcy and a first creditors meeting on July 25, 1911 at 10 am in Aberdeen. Creditors may attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, and examine the bankrupt. Dated July 11, 1911.

District Court of the United States Western District of Washington Western Division C. E. Wilson Aberdeen Chehalis Bankruptcy Court Room Finch Building Washington A. D Farnpoon

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