Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-09-18

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NfI th,. t.NttI-,.,i the power 81 appoint
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% .iufuuE ~ a- au uuW tt.,iii tli" INVASION
"a uuitt u.hi- ami und,ui"'rItl' and
tu,l,t,u-ill,. t,-ttr.'rou Il the Nig"r and
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With weary yawn the editor ell
tea, ora to resume tho thread of his
" leader. when tho s'entorlau voice
4 the " Dovi. mot has Satanic
Majesty. rontle reader. but the of
tee boy IL heard catching up the
ever recurring refrain Of More
cop, \ ain III. trus'y friend, the
-cissor-, ~ made 10 respond and
'hp., i1' d'p. with the following re-
suit
Tie Puget Mil Company has exported
= ,sfg's.- 81 foreign l'uris during the
pisi STAT, DAYS NV lu.Ging camps are
starting ~ s'Ncral places "a Ihc sound.
Two li,k buildings will lee erected at
un,, 90 the burned hl"ck. at Port Town
Sud Onc viii lee built ior Weymouth
\ hill-. and the other one for J. llaw-
thurnr
Trank 4 liecnan, the young fellow
cnuticicl some twn months aga ui steal
my q lad, = gold watch. has i"r some
time past manifested unmistakahle signs
II insanity. aud was taken before Pr
hatr Judge Wood, II King county. a few
da,s agu, when his reason was found To
BE- dcthrurcd aud lac was ordered taken
tn the ~Nlum u, S,cilacoom.
\ pressure il being brought, to bear
/ SAYS the seattle Infringement on all hands
/ iu displarc Chinese with wh t. labor, and
I from the appearance 81 things. the aboli-
iion ~ all chinese labor IN this locality
b. near at hand The Black Diamond
Coal COMPANY has given notice that all
the Cinnamon employed AT lis mines
viii lee superseded hy whi.c men, and
the seattle Lumber and commercial
Company has discharged the Cinnamon
rmpln,cd IN it, mill There are a great
many unemployed waite men looking for
work and II u To- the interest al employ
.rs to give them employment. Were
ouch thing IL possible. Ii II little good
Judgment aud common sense IL used.
~. labor question can hc adjusted with
nut further resort To- violence, murder
and the dcHtruc ION of valuable property
Moro slushr' shouts the COM
positor who has been wrestling with
Cieveland's Administration, and the
pen resumes the thread 50 ruthlessly
broken
lie has already made his Administra-
ton remark able Tor its absolute freedom
ffum ali sorts Il bosrism and ring rule.
There ARE NJ machine methods in the in
,orptetiun lac has given to civil service re-
form There IL no power behind the
ihrunc. ~ In times past, Ia make tue
thief Executive the mere puppct of de-
signing politicians, aud Il means of adj
Nanring their plans for personal aggran-
dgcmcn, he has shown himself to he
tiec IN q remarkable degree oi that sell
h~hnc-- VII ch is the prevailing trait of
humanity. that egntism which unbal-
anccs some men who attain eminent po-
ritiun--
Al this point the door opens and
q gentlemen with o white cravat en-
tor. with II thought you might
want something to fill up, you
know" whilo no places on the table
tho following:
The Hand II Hope will meet in Ia
coma Hall, saturday afternoon, ut half
past two o'clock.
services ~ usual in the Church
next sunday morning and evening. The
! subject ~ " Sanciihcation by Faith viii
lie the subject 81 the mornings dis
,uurre Ia the evening the Arch lniide
; iny-rsnll will be handled without gloves
Gathering up the thread the editor
resumes:
, snd units them for dealing wisely and
I impartially with the great questions
which n frequent intervals agitate the
country. While Mr.. Cleveland is pre-
cmincntly a man Of the people, he co,i
mand1 the respect oi the class Of citizens
preventing the wealth OF the country
They know that his convictions are tn,
result ~ reason. aud not prejudice, and
, cheeriuily abide the results Of judgment
which can see nothing but harmony be-
tween the interests 81 Capital and Labor
. when properly understood. His mission
-
> Here the manager OF ono of oui
, grasping monopolies" rushed in tc
; give us a few pointers" as be
called them, in relation to the enter.
! priso Of which no is tho fountain
, head. The plodding pen drops, TO,
The nonce. things national. to write
= mp things local. Here is the result
Mr. Van Epps has introduced gas in
his residence ON Eartside.
when five more consumers are secured
the price II gas will 20 down.
(Rcsuming leading article:)
Ills mission seems 10 be 10 sooth such
disrsntion, a. smooth over those asperi-
ties which have caused i'll feeling and led
a. riots Ia restrain actions which have
placed the laborcr at the mercy of the
lew who are not slow 10 take advantage
II every circumstance fer driving close
bargain with those whose substance has
been reduced bv the relentless conflict
Ia build ~ an cement friendship
81 sayr shouts . prominent ward
, statesman. 20 no enters the door,
: Z" Have You engaged that carriage
/ 10 meet Voorhees, at the train p
90 You bet yer liie." growls the edi-
tor. he he tries might and main to
keep tho subject Of his essay q: the
pens point. We'll. have it out in
time" enioins the p. W.. as he
slams the door. (Rcsumes:)
which will result In the development of
; and advancement 81 enterprise and the
payment II fair wages 10 labor. The
problem j. not difficult Of solution, but
. ana "a kt.h wtli F.,tltra Nannlann in