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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1910

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Missouri Democrats Endorse Falk for Presidency at St Louis Dinner

Missouri Democrats unanimously endorsed former Gov Joseph W Falk for the presidency at a St Louis dinner. Speakers urged honesty, eradication of graft, and reform of rates for utilities, tying the issue to equal rights and tariff policy. Rep Champ Clark sent a message saying he is not a candidate for president.

ST. Louis Joseph W. Falk Missouri Representative Riley Champ Clark Folk Falk Democratic Party Western Hemisphere United States Republican Party

Liquor Ban On Indians Upheld By Supreme Court

The Washington Supreme Court declares that liquor may not be sold to Indians who severed tribal relations and became citizens, upholding the 1909 law prohibiting sale to anyone of Indian blood. The decision reverses Pierce County Superior Court and confirms legality under the federal constitution.

Olympia Supreme Court Pierce County Superior Court

DIES IN PORTLAND

Dr. C. N. Rice died Wednesday night in Portland after traveling there from Aberdeen for rest and to visit his wife. The optician, aged and a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, sought health in California as tuberculosis caused his sudden death. He had practiced in Aberdeen for three years and recently spoke of recovering health upon reaching California.

C. N. Rice Portland California Rice Aberdeen Order of Eagles

Steamer Lindsay Sets Course for Alaska Passage

The steam schooner A. G. Lindsay will depart June 6 for Bethel using the water route toward the Kuskokwim and Iditarod. It is the first coastwise vessel to attempt the passage, with 100 berths and freight spaces reserved. At Bethel passengers will transfer to the Commercial Steamship Quickstep to reach within 30 miles of the Iditarod.

Banks Weigh Saving Deposit Interest Cuts in Statewide Plan

Seattle bankers and colleagues statewide are considering lowering savings deposit interest from four percent to three percent or three and a half percent. A conference tomorrow will discuss relief measures and uniform rules for savings accounts.

Seattle

Police Court Sees Drunks and Disturbances in City

In police court Judge Phillips fines and handles a series of disorderly conduct cases. Carl Sloebries pleads guilty to disorderly conduct and pays $15 for a drunken act in the red light district. Alfred Everson, drunk and attempting to shoot his brother in law Zack Warwick, is fined $25 and cautioned. C Lane pleads guilty to drunkenness for the fourth time and is put on the common drunkard list. William Osterberg is fined $30 for wife beating with suspended sentence. his wife and child present. George Nyberg’s gambling case is dismissed. O L Chamberlain and wife face a second hand store license dispute. Archie Chisholm is charged with selling liquor without a license and on Sunday. case held for afternoon session.

Carl Sloebries Phillips Sloebris Red Light Alfred Everson Zack Warwick Everson William Osterberg Fleet Street Warnesses William Nyberg Nyberg East Heron Street O. L. Chamberlain A. F. Chamberlain Chamberlain’s Market Street Archie Chisholm Dean

Meet Assured at Cohasset Beach Auto Race Week

Promoter Charles M. Hartwell confirms a big Cohasset beach auto race meet starting July 11. He aims to book famed drivers Robert Christie R DePalma L Strang and George Robertson and notes strong local merchant and owner support for what could bring many visitors to Harbor country. Hartwell favors Cohasset over Moclips for beach racing.

Cohasset Beach Charles M. Hartwell Seattle Hartwell Robert Christie R. DePalma L. Strang George Robertson

Aberdeen High School Commencement 1910 at Grand Theatre

The Seventeenth Annual Graduation Exercises of Aberdeen High School take place Friday June 10 1910 at the Grand Theatre Judge Thomas Burke of Seattle delivers the commencement address Eighty eight students graduate from the old building before the new high school opens Next fall the school moves to a new structure and the class includes Emily J Hart Mabel M McClymont Margaret M McPherson Mildred S Melrose Rhea Rupert Beula A Scott Amber B Spaulding Bessie E Vammen Cris KE Beltz Aubrey J Cross Fred H Hulbert Conrad Knudsen Jr W W Hart presiding Rev B F E Brooks gives invocation Earl V Springer presents diplomas and a program of music and readings is listed including Oh Italia Italia Beloved from Lucrezia Donizetti and Rubinstein selections.

Aberdeen High School Grand Theater Thomas Burke Seattle Emily J. Hart Mabel M. McClymont Margaret M. McPherson Mildred S. Melrose Rhea Rupert Beula A. Scott Amber B. Spaulding Bessie E. Vammen Cris KE. C. Beltz Aubrey J. Cross Fred H. Hulbert Conrad Knudsen, Jr B. FE. Brooks Thomas Burke Earl V Springer Suppe Italia Lucrezia Donizetti Rubinstein G. A. Veazie W. W. Hart Board of Education Ciro Pinsuti F. W. Greene

St Rose Academy Graduation at Grand Theatre

Commencement exercises for St Rose academy will be held at the Grand theater on Wednesday evening June 8. The program promises to be one of the best in the academy's history with acts including A Bunch of Firecrackers and a chorus Welcome Merry Spring. The program features pupils and performers such as John McNamara Walter Foelkner Eddie Remmelmeyer McCauley Glen Dollman Medardy Lesnick George McCauley Charles Layng Gilbert Dean Aubrey Dean Walter Murphy Frank and others.

St. Rose Academy Grand Theater John McNamara Walter Foelkner Eddie Remmelmeyer McCauley Glen Dollman Medardy Lesnick Gram Chorus Young America George McCauley Charles Layng Gilbert Dean Aubrey Dean Walter Murphy Frank

Baccalaureate Services At Congregational Church

Congregational church held baccalaureate services yesterday morning. The program included Adoration Doxology Creed Invocation Gloria from Mozarts Twelfth Mass arranged by G A Veazie and high school chorus responsive reading Gloria scripture reading prayer Sweet is Thy Mercy Barnby chorus and solo Obligato offertory baccalaureate sermon Christ the Teacher Rev Chas McDermoth The Vision Faure and Benediction.

Congregational Church G. A. Veazie Barnby Christ Chas. McDermoth J. Faure High School

Mackey Smith Wed in Sedro Wooley Episcopal Ceremony

Miss Vera Mackey of Sedro Woolley and Mr Claude Smith of Prineville Oregon married last Wednesday at high noon at the Episcopal church. Attendants were Miss Grace Reeder and Glenn Burrows. The couple left for Prineville the same afternoon where Mr Smith is in business.

Vera Mackey Sedro Wooley Claude Smith Prineville Oregon Episcopal Church Grace Reeder Glenn Burrows Smith

Rented for Season at Lake Quinault lots

The 150 by 150 foot tracts at Lake Quinault are rented for the season at $10.00 each and not sold. R. E. Benedict of the Olympia forestry department explains there are 2,000 lots open with 100 applicants so far. A road survey is settled and construction will begin soon. The lake is a premier Washington summer outing area.

Lake Quinsault R. E. Benedict Forestry Department Olympia Washington

Job printing in all branches at Herald Printery

Modern work at moderate prices offered by Herald Printery across all branches.

Herald

Rights of loggers approved by Supreme Court ruling

The Washington Supreme Court held in C H Pealer v Grays Harbor Boom Co that loggers may obstruct streams when necessary to drive logs. It found the Humptulips River navigable in tidewater and that flooding to protect logs is a public use, with damages and compensation governed by 1905 laws. The decision contends the boom and driving companies may condemn land and flood areas while preserving navigable channels above the boom.

Supreme Court State Supreme Court C. H. Pealer Grays Harbor Boom Co Tiwuptulips Driving Co Superior Court Wash Humptulips

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