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TACOMA ELKSARE COMINGTacoma Elks Lodge to MakeExcursion to MoclipsNext SundayOne of the biggest excursions or* the year and undoubtedly the largest of the season to the north beach will be conducted Sunday by the Elks of Tacoma. It will run from that city to Moclips and reports from Tacoma, based on sales of tickets thus far indicate about 2500 people will spend the day at the beach.The excursion will be over the Northern Pacific railway, and it is stated 40 coaches, making four special trains, have been reserved for the Moclips trip. Tickets are being sold at $2.50 for the round trip, or less than half a one-way fare. The Elks of Tacoma are working hard on the excursion and expect to make it the biggest thing of the kind of the year.Plans were set on foot yesterday afternoon by Aberdeen and Hoquiam lodges to turn out in force Sunday as a reception committee for the visitors. It is declared at least 100 Aberdeen Elks and their families can be induced to go to Moclips to greet the visitors. The trip can be made either by auto or the special train. It is probable the plan will be taken up further today. With good weather Sunday, the Tacoma specials, the regular Sunday excursion, which runs from Chehalis, and autos will together take the largest crowd to the beach yet assembled there.MRS. A. C. ROBINSON DEADFuneral Will Be Held Today From the Aberdeen ChristianChurchMrs. Nellie Robinson, wife of A. C. Robinson, 216 East First street, diedWpHtiphOjiv nftpr n Inn e illnp^s HupFORMER ABERDEEN MANHAS MOTORCYCLE FIRMA.L. McLeod, Once Manager of the Aberdeen Brewing Co., Builds Machine in PortlandPICNIC WILL DRAWLARGE ATTENDANCEGrocers and Butchers' Sixth Annual Outing at Moclips ThursdayJuly 24Excursion tickets for the annual Butchers and Grocers picnic to Moclips, July 24, have been placed on sale at all butcher and grocery establishments in Aberdeen, Hoquiam and Cosmopolis at $1.15 apiece, by R. C. Hungate, chairman of the executive committee. With good weather in sight it is expected that the attendance at this year’s outing will be record breaking. The excellent races and free feed afforded by the barbecue will be strong drawing cards for many pleasure seekers.Final arrangements for every fea-A. L. McLeod, formerly manager of the Aberdeen Brewery, recently purchased a patent right for a newly invented motorcycle and is now engaged in the manufacture of the machine in Portland. The company is called the McLeod Manufacturing company. The concern is located on Johnson and Thirteenth streets. Robert Bailey was the inventor of the machine and is now the chief mechanic in the factory. The new machine is called the Bailey Flyer.The motorcycle has been given a thorough trial, having covered 23,000 miles. Immediately after this long endurance test the Bailey Flyer was taken apart and every part of its machinery carefully surveyed. Nothing was found to have suffered undue wear. Already the output of the factory has been found insufficient to meet the demands for machines. The Bailey Flyer is constructed so that its parts may easily be taken apart and quickly substituted, should any accident occur on the road. In this respect the machine is said to be the best on the market.
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Aberdeen Herald
Aberdeen, Washington, US
Fri, Jul 18, 1913
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