Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-10-29
Mere Mention.
Vote riglI;

.Whcn this Cruel War is Over" is now
n be srasclnlc melody.
AMER Tuesday Glad its over will lie
the lcryrnt cj,tGlatioa OF thousand, Of
people
II i. rrmardahlr how "chi!dlikr and
r,nd" oi;ic,.>cckcrs irro.nr on the eve of
battle.
There Will be divine rvicc next san
! dsv, morning ard evening. III the Mrtho-
| dist Episcopal Eurrh.
fall the do.~ in town woult bay the
moon at orr.r, ii would put one in mind
| ola Republican convention.
| The opcn letter" al the several car
/ dilatr~ for Sh,r..l' are >rutt,n! with tIr
inclusion Of A":unlu leaves.
| II voters doi!r SNOW hos 90 vut, i; will
not he t,r want IF "liur un tl,r paH of
candidates to instruct t.cni.
There are more lp-S in olympia thtn
(anv other p.ac "ir ~, 50" on "a" coast.
~. S.-Twoiog@ i lut torr-'"-g."
Y The subject % ,H,cIErr' in til" Con-
| crega,ionl Church next SUNDAY :.Iuruin.
/ will be "Thc na} OF Small Things
Exit GOV. Ferry. Curtain drops at slow
music. Drama well Performed, except
1 that one or two of the acts were married
4 by an undue straining for political eli 'ct.
ilun.J j. q. Dow will lecture on Temper
anrc in Columbia Hal. SUNDAY after
noon, at hali-past three. under the aus
piccs of the Lucy Hayes Blue Ribbon
League.
Coy. Newell arrived W,dn ,>lay even
ing. ami let yesterday for King county.
t. fulfill political engagements in the
present canvass. Rally pioneers, and he
instructed in your political duties.
A trial of Manvill's soap will convince
any body that it is OF extra superior qua q.
itv, besides being a home product and en-
TITLED to preference OH that account.
Try it and. be conviucrd--;t' not " suf.
soap" we're giving yc."
u We observe that Mr.. Harris has already
secured nearly all his old customers and
many new ones, since his return to Olym-
pia, an evidence, 10 doubt very crafty
ing to him that Il good business reputa-
ton is an invaluable aid to success.
Miss Bertha Krogal returned last week
from months visit to Victoria While
I much pleased with that Beautiful little
city and the kind treatment of many
friends, she was glad to greet once more
her Olympian home Neutrality-suspicious.
OF all who wander away from its pre-
cincts.
Hon. J. q Dow of Sonoma county,
al IL a iSit Il, nd In II,
object being to see the country. He has
been east of the mountains, and AS far
north as Seattle and expresses himself
well pleased with our Territory. lie Will
remain here several days, and address
the Blue Ribbon League, next Sunday,
OH the subject of Temperance" of which
reform he is "a noted champion.
DEATH OF JUICE HAYS. We take
from contemporary the following
review of the life history of Judge
Gilmore Hays, pioneer of our Ter
ritory, who died in this place, last
Friday night: Judge Hays was
born in Pulaski county, Kentucky,
in 1910. After his marriage he
moved to Saline County, Missouri,
and in that State served as Judge of
the District Court. In 1919, with
two of his brothers, he crossed the
- plains to California, where ho re~
manned two years. Returning to
Missouri, he started in 1862 for Ore
gon, heading u large company of i'm
migrants, and arrived at the DalIes
late in the Fail. Among the mem
bers of that company We're DR..
Ostrander, DR.. Yantis, Frank and
Alex 1antis, 1lillory Butler and
George Frye. On the way the
Judge lost his wife and two of his
children, who were buried near Fort
Hall. The company reached The
Dalles late in the Fall, and there
many of them remained over the
Winter. Lin 1858, Judge Hays and
the remnant of his family Consist
ing of three sons-James, Chas. and
Robert-anl one daughter-Mrs
'~sCapt. j. &. Parker) came over to
Olympia, which place became theil
home. The Territory of Washing
ton was organized about that time
and Judge Hays was elected a mem
Der OF its first Legislature. On thu
outbreak of;the Indian war. he was
the first to respond to the call o
Gov. l. l. Stevens for volunteers
and during tho struggle he serve(
first as Captain and afterward as I
Major. In 1861, on tho first gol,
excitement in Idaho, he went to tina
Territory, of which he became Al
honored citizen. Several times he
was Auditor of Owyhoe county
l.