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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1908
Page
1
A Whitman County movement urges Superior Judge Chadwick to seek promotion to the state Supreme Court. The plea argues for nonpartisan support, praising Chadwick as economical, fearless, and highly qualified, noting he will appear on both major party primaries.
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor denounces unions boycotting newspapers over hostile coverage or ad patronage. In a letter to Elizabeth New Jersey’s Union County Trades Council he urges free speech and a free press for all, regardless of labor sentiment, and notes the Herald Printery’s advertising reach.
Six hundred defections from Seattle labor unions over two months alarm leaders and signal growing open shop influence. Carpenters bricklayers and plasterers join independent groups allied with contractors as discontent grows with Labor Temple methods. Bricklayer H Terry warns of mass split unless Temple leadership changes. temple manager calls defectors scabs and tools of contractors.
Two of five police court cases against cigar store proprietors for Sunday law violations were tried and both juries acquitted quickly. Defense led by Wilson Buttner and County Attorney Boner argued the law absurd, noting cigars sold in hotels or drug stores avoid punishment. Taxpayers bear costs. further prosecutions may be unlikely. Jurors in Bailey and Mack cases listed by name. The Herald twice a week tells it all.
Olympia reports from the labor commissioner show the factory inspection act, in force since 1905, is valued by employers and workers. Fees exceed 800 dollars daily for certificate renewals, with a projected 75 percent drop in accidents as more inspectors are added.
The Washington Supreme Court affirmed a judgment of 848.10 for Charles Vesey Marion Vesey and others against Joseph Bernard in a case arising from goods sold by Veysey Bros Aberdeen. The decision stands despite Vesey death and Bernard bankruptcy.
Seattle leaders raise a $1000 purse to reward the pennant winner in the Northwestern League this year. Subscriptions at $5 from 200 backers will fund the prize, with Tacoma Aberdeen Spokane Butte and Vancouver as potential recipients. C E Fowler originates the plan and notes Seattle players lack “ginger” but may improve with warmer weather and new additions.
The Interstate Commerce Commission will reveal its decisions in the Northwest lumber rate cases before July 1, likely within two weeks. Testimony has drawn attention from commissioners as several cases face court injunctions and bond interest payments, underscoring the importance of timely rulings.
Lew Dockstader the minstrel magnate is praised as a disciplined, thoughtful figure who uplifts his profession. He is described as quiet, shrewd, and well dressed with a sharp mind and rapid newspaper reading, using current topics in his monologues.
The party that took a hive from the A. F. Coats ranch agrees to return it to the original site to prevent further trouble. The notice is signed by Mrs. A. R. Rogers.
The piece argues the tariff mainly protects trusts and manufacturers, not revenue. It asserts foreign nations retaliate with higher duties, keeping U S prices high while foreign markets receive cheaper goods, and voter choice hinges on preferring protection or reduced prices.
The Colfax Gazette lauds Judge Chadwick a twelve year Whitman county superior court veteran. A September primary bid for the state supreme bench is expected, with a local push seeking unanimous support. Though lifelong Democrat, his record of integrity and rulings has earned recall to Whitman county’s republican bench for three terms.
A patent medicine endorsement notes that rheumatism can be relieved and often cured by applying Chamberlains Pain Balm. It claims the liniment provides relief, aids sleep, and is suitable even for long standing cases. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes at Evans Drug Co.
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