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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
4
State Aberdeen Heraval published every Monday and Thursday at 408 East Wisukah Street. Telephone 3541. MO. J. Carney, Falter and Prey jeter. Entered at the Post Office at Aberdeen Ward as second class matter.
The article argues against squeealers challenge to the primary results in Washington. It warns the move would undermine the law aimed at restoring voter power, favor political bosses, and hurt both candidates. It notes Section 26 allows minority party nominations and warns courts unlikely to support the interpretation.
Additions and events include J.47. Smith joining the B. Hicks & Sone Co. in Tro quiam, a plan for Ralson's band to play free Sunday concerts if subscriptions rise, and the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Easterly dying at 810 West Hume Street. The Catholic ladies serve dinner March 17 in A. O. U. W. hall with apron sales, plus a train log collision near Hoquiam and a Los Angeles marriage of Bert Keith to Myrtle Creech. Capt. Thomas Stream faces trial for assault and murder attempt. bail set at 1000 dollars with witnesses held on bonds. The hearing, before Justice Lanning, consumed most of the day.
The News of the State reports Whitman College in Seattle-Walla Walla attracting a promised 15000 from New York and Chicago capitalists to make Whitman the Yale of the Pacific Coast. The condition demands Pacific Northwest states raise 500000 for the plan. A broad regional effort is described across Washington Oregon and Idaho.
Henry McBride of Seattle declares for the Republican nomination for governor. Vancouver furniture firm Hilstrom and Burnett dissolves. Walla Walla sees a self inflicted death by carbolic acid. Vancouver resident Lewis Shaffer dies at St Joseph's from grip. Chehalis deeds park land to city. Townsend movement to host Rear Admiral Evans gains ground. Sunnyside draftsman Welland C Thorp found in town, troubled. George S Raymond acquitted of murder in Home Valley saloon clash. Stallion exhibit planned for April 4 as prelude to city stock show. Pullman school board race sees Mrs J W Mathews defeat incumbent. Walla Walla printers strike. Freight rate talks between NP and OR&N agents with Farmers' Union discussed. Crandall alias Dr Hudson arrested in San Francisco for forged checks. Knights of Pythias district convention held in Aberdeen. Seattle man rescued from bay after assault. Dimmit arrested in Walla Walla tied to Golden Rule store bankruptcy. Maid of Orleans report confirms survivors of John F Miller wreck near Unimak. Taft club supporters organize in Tacoma. Mackenzie killed by rolling log near Montesano. Sunday saloon prosecutions keep Aberdeen busy with arrests and fines.
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