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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04
JOHN q. ALLIE n,

ssrfessnt u 10 ,as cansw.s ~ the
unitssi rsa.ss. aad u 10 zoe sntsi ins
the ssaulamssis pfgs'ly l-lunsias w.
= sspiisl city
ilui shat was che moiise ~ ssnsio'
Allen IN this ms,tsf' We b. nd
have IA iuok sesy iaT iss a. ., was
net The puddle la,sSss,, tu, the private
asali,lan oi The dsmagnsus ~hleh -as
the "osins cause I, ~ss isne h. got
che % votes ifom the luuf large cnua
'iss 81 Kits, lisFee, rp''taas aad
wa'la Walla. ihufston has hut
Three. Alien could segy plalnly SEQ
that be eoaid afford a. lose TIRE.
sotes. u he could by hia &c, II ,fesoh
efy gain the larger nUml.ef SIN VI.
fled, In the nsruhlican party 81 ihia
ooan,y men who have the au,laeisy ,o
ALL hln Ia such sslAsh scheme
in Idaho the Federal Court vac lsil
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04
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where the enabling act placed u AMI
what IL the resut7 Une hundred aud
atty thousand doilafs have been az.
propsiaiei IA build a splendid public
building In Boise n the court had
not been taken assay from Olympia.
We ton would have had like appfo.
priaiion and to-day = public building
would be- under process 81 conslruc.
ton In our city giving employment 10
scores II our laboting men. What arr
the iacis' Our delegation Ia Congress
have been ospending their energies
upon four public buildings. aud have
secured absolutely nothing. How
could Il be otherwiseF tine court va.
all the state required the public
building would have answered the pur.
pose for years Ia come Allen has
pushed bill through the senate for a
public building at Walla walla Til.
was done ior elcctionoering purpo.en.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

"The Golden Caves" is the title OF
a story OF fascinating interest by
Chas. b. Lewis, en-. QUAD, which will
next appear in these columns. Those
who have read NJ. Quad's shorter
sketches will not need to be told that
a treat is in store for the readers OF
this paper. "The Golden Caves" de-
picts in glowing colors life on the
plains and in the mines, and abounds
in scenes of adventure and peril, out
lined with all the strength OF character
and detail for which the pen of this
gifted author is so famous. We believe
it will give great satisfaction to those
who have shown 80 much apprecia.
ton OF this feature of the STANDARD
which has been temporarily suspended
to make room for discussion of cam.
paign matters.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

1T looks to man up tree" very
much as if the Republican party was
split open clear up to the shoulder,
with the Tribune roasting McGraw
and boiling a portion of the county
ticket and the Oiympion likewise op,
posing several of the candidates on
the county ticket. A lukewarm sup
port is the best that is accorded to any
except by the Olympiam to McGraw,
and it is simply diarrh YEA of words
and meaningless phrases. Why this
apathy and disaffection? Are the
" sinews of war" wanting? Or is the
6. o. p. Oh the verge of a precipice that
overlooks eternal ruin?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

u ,hs result iuf tiosesnuf wefo lcfl
~ kiae eauig slons. there ~uuld b,
na Doubt ~ M,slfa~ selruiiun. fnt that
community nsset ." things y, halves
aad sUiild 'luui,ilsss ell ,helt hopes ii
Immortality - one indi,,iual. iur y
diteh. ~ snythlng slse, that PROMISE,
a.lsanesmsni b. seattle snd her 81,
b'iIlaan ,uwns Patty ties are bat a.
fuI'ss ~ sand Shsn "a Is made appar
eat D. = Hssill. enthusiast that local
Interest mas ~ rfoa,oi"d hy break Ing
ls=sss if,'a 81 iofms ~ alliance.
The latest plan iu' lssoming the ma.
lafiiy ~ Motifa~ Ia King county. ID
~ the istmaiian ~ ,luh. II twenly.
These are b. consist ~ men IT such
responsibility aud reliahilliy as will
leave ne doubt bat that they will
scfarulousls perform their part oi the
eunifsri The, all s,s badly pledge
their t~snty votes iof The Cleveland ~
wea,es electors ~ iut any four candi.
dates un lhe count, ticket. iut twenty
vute. ipf Me,lfaw Tho odds offered
makes ,hs bait exceedingly tempting
~ the average kinE opuniy nom ocrat
aud a is -aid. these clul. are hccom.
inr exceedingly pupulu
trHis-atisa have vis tel other coun-
technically lew,s-hut have found
,cFy little encouragement from the
stai'i advocates ri principle lof princi.
pie. sake.
The srhe'ne Will woik 10 a commun.
", HE thoy have % seattle. aud We
may expect a phenomenal vote for Me.
draw, and the election, oi many Demo.
Gratis on the county ticket.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04
Lieut.. Schwatka Dead.

Lieutenant Fred. Schwatka, the Arc
tic explorer, died in Portland, Wednes.
day morning, from an overdose OF
laudanum, taken to alleviate stomach
pains, to which he was subject. A
few months ago he came to Olympia,
to take the Kelley cure, and for sever
al days was subjected to SOLDERING up
process to enable him to begin the
treatment. Strong drink was his be-
setting sin, and he courageously I'M
dertook the eradication of habit
which had absorbed a will-power of no
ordinary strength. He was finally
cured, and it is probably owing to the
shattered constitution which dissipa-
ton had caused that he became
addicted to the use of strong drugs to
relieve pain and prostitution.
Lieutenant Schwatka was born in
GaleEa, ILL.,, Sept. 80, 1919. He grad
uated at West Point in 1871 and was
appointed Second Lieutenant in the
Third Cavalry and served in garrison
and frontier. duty till 1877. He also
studied law and medicine and was adj
mitted to the bar OF Nebraska in 1875,
and received his medical degree at
Bellevue Hospital Medical College,
New York, in 1876.
In 1878, Lieutenant Schwatka OBJ
tanned leave of absence and headed an
expedition to search for the remains
of John Franklin's artic exploring
party. He was absent two years, and
succeeded in burying the bones of
many of the victims of that unfortu-
nate ven ture.
He resigned his commission in 1856
to take command of the ". y. Times
exploring expedition. He received
medals from the French and Russian
Geographical Societies, and was made
a member of the Geographical Socie-
ties of Bremen, Geneva and Rome.
He was the author OF along
Alaska's Great River" Nimrod in the
North" "The Children OF the Cold"
Schwatka's Search" The Franklin
Search under Schwatka," and other
works relating to his explorations.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

Hos. Wayne MacVeigh. of Pennsyl-
yania. was in Washington. ID. c., last
week, TO argue a case before the SUI
preme Court. lie says he has re-
ceiycd hundreds of letters from Re-
publIcans. many of them men who
have IN the past been prominent in
that party, endorsing his action in
coming out for Cleveland and in de.
nouncing the Republican tariff policy,
and informing him that the writers
intend to vote the straight Democratic
ticket this year. He predicts the
election Of Cleveland by an overwhelm.
ing majority, and that the tariff re.
formers will he in majority in both
Houses Of the next Congress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04
The Future from the Past.

The vote cast 10y this county, two
years ago, ON the Capital location,
was 1857, and is very generally taken
as the proper basis for determining the
whole or maximum vote. 1t will be
founl, however, 20 be slightly in ex-
cess ol the highest vote cast for any of
the candidates, and as conditions are
generally similar in q contest like the
present, 1t is scarcely possible that
any one set of candidates will receive
the whole number Of votes cast. In
1870, the contestants for Congressional
honors received an aggregate of l,6T
votes, $50 less than were rollcd for the
capital. They did not do as well, how
ever, rs the county nominees, for the
whole vote for Auditor was SOC; for
Clerk, lib; for Sheriff, l,S66; Treas
urcr, ,Nl3; Attorney, lib; Assessor,
500; Commissioners, I,176, 1869
and ,IJ3. for the nominees in the lst,
ID and Sd districts respectively; and
Surveyor, 1,7G3. For Wreckmaster,
Hadlan was the only candidate and
received 1,lS3 votes, loss of G9l on
the aggregate number of votes cast
On authorization for courthouse in
debtedness the poll stood JIG for and
1913 against-3GS voters not express
ing preference.
1t will be seen from these figures
that no Office received the full vote
polled, and some fell considerably
short OF the aggregate number of bal
lots cast. The voters were apparently
dissatisfied with both nominees and
RETAINED from voting for either.
| Whether a third ticket will receive all
these malcontents, or not, is a ques-
ton that must be decided from actual
test.
1t has been estimated that the total
vote this year will amount to from
2,2OO to 1900. This opinion seems to
be based upon registration figures,
manly, and the prospect of a healthy
increase from average growth. We
think these figures are too large. The
total registration is deceptive basis
for calculation. The actual vote is
always much less than the total num-
Der appearing on the roll. The lists
are generally opened at the beginning
of the year, and contain many names
OF persons who have changed their res
idence to other counties or passed to
that bourne whence no traveller re-
turns" If the vote this year, with all
the interest which attaches to the Pres
idential contest and the number OF
tickets in the field, reaches 1000 in
Thurston county the STANDARD will be
agreeably surprised.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

AT Bucoda the Republican cam
paigners passed grandfather's hat for
contributions to defray the expenses
of the campaign, and were rewarded
by a munificent donation of three sill
yer dimesi This SO disguised Judge
Root that he magnanimously waved
aside the proflered coin and declared
that he would whack up with Judge
Gaby to the proportion that was ex-
pected from Bucoda Republicans.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04
olvMPiA's iNTEREsTs.

Tor he knew that IL would be Killed IN
the House. Think 81 United states
court building at wa.la Walla. where
only three cases have been tried In
three years Allen. on his return
home few weeks ago. Landed himself.
IN speech at walla walla. for ihi.
zeal In behalf oi tina, city.
The 6overnment Is now paying rent
for four couft.roums In four cities.
when one set Of rooms. Ia OLYMPIA,
would have answered every purposc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

UNION veterans who are Democrats,
and there are lots of them, regard the
announcement that Judge John P.
Rea, of Minnesota, ex-Commander-in-
Chief of the G. A. R., would support
Cleveland because of his pension
vetoes and his position on the tariff as
a very important one, believing that it
will have a great deal of influence with
the much talked about " soldier vote. "
The Republicans are already trying to
break the force of the announcement
by charging that Judge Rea has been
displeased with Mr.. Harrison ever
since he refused to appoint him Com.
missioner of Pensions, when Tanner
was kicked out, and that he has taken
this method of getting even" with
him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

WHILE the proposed constitutional
amendment may be indefinitely word
ed, to convey the impression intended,
we maintain that the mares nest dis
covered by some of the newspapers
has no existence except in their minds.
The great bug-a-boo is found in the
authorization of an indebtedness of
100000 in addition to the amount
authorized for construction of public
buildings. This is to cover the
amount Ct the present bonded indebt-
edness which was incurred under the
article which the present clause is de-
signed to amend. 1t simply re-afiirms
the States right to be in debt little
more than the amount already author.
lied. After the amendment passes,
discretionary power is vested in the
legislature as to the amount to be ex-
pended from year to year on public
buildings, so there seems to be really
no risk, and the amendment should
receive cordial support.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

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as, WashiHsinas tuiensiian e. Dec
er.ffal. "A iht ninst ffiiissl lafi.si ~
$50. ast 90 Independence ~ iiis
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q. lf thusnHha tisnuani ~ilh iif
an.usis &c ihr ,ssss ~ siaAr Auiti
lsn n.ltts u.l,urs To lnluntiiff
hss iH.t nothing ifsm ihf istsf 81
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entrusted wiih stah aa iaiisifiani ssis
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slau ratfias insiss ~as isi,hiul
a,s. lpls aasii ,hs mssa lsll sssssllas
hsa craven aslmfs. ftsfs sfs lsslisifsi
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lr lasinsss llie. wh''ss professions sfs
itimmsi W ssish lhs lssruisi hsssss
whn faa rati llaslf s'lp aHd lssss 81 =
n,sssnsnts usslhs sin tlaim ~. snl
uan ifBm laalss shish $40 tsFs
luaifl, Afford 81 lass aay 40 iui sup
pest sod siassiopssesi ~ ss,f sufsiss
commonwealth
l'ausn sea Fsflssi tie nH i,Ws be
ssuslmsnt itasd laess soelfaa, us
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that ~lleh yoa kna~ - ~ safe
'Tvefe lsl,es l.s 81 endure shs lils
the, sslsi than a. ~ IA .hese ~ sna~
not - sean sell yoas siets, Hiaaa
~ ,hs o.assF. s,ssw whlsh has issn
ths safeguard u ths ssain,sF Ia times
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yuu laaw ass lisnisasi siih tua "
heart aad Ia purse stand ~ ,hsss
wso rely ag~,a .he lessans u ssIs'
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

The Republican campaigners in
this county "catch it" at every turn.
At their meeting in the old church at
Chambers Prairie they found the walls
decorated with pictures of the Demo-
cratic candidates entwined with ivy
and decorated with flowers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

ln this list 81 states. the ssleetion
has heen made sccorilng 10 geoErsph
heal position. and population. and ma,
according Ia expenses. oregon tti1,
7GT) and south Dakota. tI2S sos have
among the extreme Western states
most nearly the population Of Wash
ing.on tala. 400. ohio 10 repfessn.
taiise state Of the Mississippi valleys
Pennsylvania OF the Middle states
Massachusetts, and Maine Of the New
England States. and Alsbams. Afkan.
-ss and Mississippi Of the southern
siates II 10 significant o. note. IN
passing. that the three Democratic
States are the most economically al.
ministered.
A similar state Of things would be
found in other States we're the com.
pari-on carried further. but these com.
parsons are enough 10 show how cS'
tfayagant the government Ia this
State has been.
And what q disgraociul showing Il
is. The average tar Ia all the other
States of the list Is 500. OF very little
more than one-third of what i, is in
this State.
This money has been drawn out OF
the pockets OF the taxpayers of this
state. II has been expended reckless
ly and extravagantly. II has been
expended by the representatives OF the
Republican party. II does not in.
cludc the local county or city en-.
penses. which cover practically all the
expenses for schools and such local AT
fairs. Will the pcople 81 this State
continue in power party that IL re-
sponsible for such thingsg
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

iuE uutlonk j. favorable for the
election of Milton Oilcs, of Olympia,
~ one 81 the nest board ~ County
Commissioners. lie l. qualified. aud
popular With majority of the voters
iIi- largest vote will come from the
precincts where ho i. hes, known.
Ihl. - ne small recommendation Of
it-cli.--lisco'ia En;,spr,s,.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

Dividing the sspsases 81 govern
meet by the aumtss IL families 10
each Htsis. we ~iil ssd oa, hos maeh,
aa aa average. the .sses II saeh head
ii iamliy, zoe state PURPOSES. slsns.
smoumsei IA. TIE luliowlaa table
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

VOTE for Peter Cook for Justice of
the Peace. He is a steadfast Demo.
crat, and a capable and honest man.
Look out for campaign lies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

BAILEY SMITH authorizes us 10 state
that the Oiympian's intimat'on that
he does not honestly and sincerely
support Sheriff Prince for election !,
without the slightest foundation IN
TACT.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

Dos'r forget the comparatively smaller
offices Of COraer, and Wrec kniaster.
Dr. Nircr and CORTLAND Etheridge
complete The list Of exceptionally good
mcn on the Democratic ticket.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

RoBT. A. GRAHAM is honest, q quail.
fcation that should be insisted upon by
an officer aho has charge of the Court
records.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

NoTE for Theodore Young, Of Little
Rock, a Thoroughly competent and relia-
bic man for COu,,ty SureeyOr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

JOHN l.. NYE, of Rochester, has had
Just the experience that wW enable hin,
to make u fair and impartial assess
meat. This is an important duty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

If you want capable and eloquent
defender Of your rights don't forget that
j. L. Moore is the man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04
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ifr no Democrat he thrown % he
guafi by the story sent out from Re
publicsn s,ufoes Ia New Noft that hy
ad,ice oi senator Quay. no~ los.ins
the Republican campaign. New Work 10
Ia he abandoned IA the Democrats. aud
all tie money aud other resources 4
the Republican National Committee
arr IA b" concentrated upon Missouri.
Tennessee, West Virginia and North
Carolina There - not wotd OF
truth Ia the story. which was given
out Tor ma other purpose than b. make
the Democrats lessen their efforts to
carry New Nufk-ctiuria which. II kept
up, the Republicans know are lound
Ia result ia victory The Republican
National Committee has no idea uf
abandoning the contest In New Nork
~ its members know ~ ever, one else
does. that there are aluut ninety.nine
chances 81, Of a possible one hundred
IN favor 81 the electlun II the pfusi
dental ticket that carries New Work
Hut u The Democrats can only l.,
lnllcd into feeling 81 security, llo--
quay undoubtedly thinks the cufFut,.
ton fund at hls disposal hig enough,
Ia buy a victory IN New Work
\. u HioVEH WM har, - sail.otsy
faf ff'asmFsr. N. siaaf, high an
er,rgho,Ig. n0In,llla ~ Wa,L.an man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

VoTE for Aler. Drysddle, for County
auditor. He is capable and honest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

Those Who has known Alexander
Dfy-'lalc during his residence IN this
city require no endorsement Of his
worth as q citizen OF his integrity ~ a
man. There are. hoNcyof. some In the
county VIM are unsc1uaintcd with the
gentleman To those II i. sufficient
Ia state that he came 10 this country
tearing letters from some 81 the lead
iug men ol Edinburgh. Scotland, Ia
W \ l.a,Ll. 81 Portland. oregon. The
estimation IN which hv - held by Mr.
Laid j. shown by the following letter
ruHftssn, sirb ott - isg9
iuN uus o. AAN tustrHs
thlf 10 ta rrTtify thai Nj Alexander nffs
dale ~as be- mf empluy inf qnltc awhile ~ 81
tiufinis aavni ~ uus ~ mB tauns ~ served
mr faithfully sud bound him 10 ~, q very hon
80 t'fuiapt sud frishie rrutlrmHn aud ludR
thH from iht s,ftl'e o.. rrudsfvd me I ha,e nu
frssmn o. thiuk hui ihst Dc win sertrAny othri
l'sfstta ui tttsnrs - be- might give him employ
u.rnt - iAithfuliy - BE- stftei ne
hsspsttfulb
" = LAun
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-11-04

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