Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-06-20
The Bartender and Walters have

which will doubtless be doubled by
time the charter arrives. f. B. Riley
is President and Tom Taylor Secre-
tary and Treasurer OF the association.
w. A. Hagemeyer was elected dele
gate to the Grand Convention Wood
men of the World. which meets at
Cripple Creek, Colo, in September, by
the convention OF the Western Divis.
ion of Woodmen which met this week
at Puyallup.
Mrs. William Early died Tuesday
morning at St. Peters hospital, after
long and severe illness. Mrs. Els
mother resides at Elma and her body
wa. taken there for interment by
Wednesdays train. She leaves hus-
band and one son.
The delegates from this camp to the
district convention Woodmen of the
World at Puyallup we're: George H.
Funk, ]. T. Otis, o. G. Braeger, w. A.
Hagemeyer. M. D. Abbott, C. J. Rob.
erts; B. A. Vandeveer, of Tumwater,
and c. Stull of Little Rock.
The South Bay case OF Schincke VS..
Adair, involving a strip of land, has
been decided by Judge Linn in favor
of William Schincke, who secured an
injunction to prevent the removal of a
road, the location OF which was 10 dis.
pute, and also SIS damages.
The steamer Multnomah will take
an excursion party to Tacoma and Sc.
attic, Sunday, leaving at 8 A. NJ, and
returning she will leave Seattle at
5: 80 P. NJ. and Tacoma at s P. NJ.
The fare will be to Tacoma and return,
so cents; to Seattle and return, 81.
The Puget Sound Packing Co. has
received Niagara Process kettle with
a capacity of 1900 cans per hour, a
pea huller and various other devices
for preparing and canning vegetables
for the market. The capacity OF the
plant is now about 10000 cans or jars
per day.
1t is said that the Fourth of July
sports are to be held on the circus
grounds out near Tumwater. The
good old time celebrations, which were
better than those held of late years,
the sports would take place on Main
and Fourth streets, which is the
proper place.
ID. r. Bigelow and wife celebrated
the 48th anniversary of their wedding,
at their home, on Esstside, by q fam.
lily reunion, Wednesday. Mr.. Bigelow
has lived in about the same spot over
half century. At first he lived in a
cabin and had to come over in canoe
when he visited town.
The Junior Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian Church, held . Swap
Sociable, Tuesday night. That form
Of entertainment derives its name
from the exchange Of trifling Tor we
presume more importantly gifts, sight
unseen," by participants. It is said
to be q very interesting form OF diver
sion.
Only two bids were submitted for
construction OF the county Jail. They
were made by G. w. White and Gott-
feldt & Rose. and were rejected. but
the Commissioners have refused to
give to the public the amount of the
figures submitted. An advertisement
for new bids appears in this issue Of
the STANDARD.
The Olympia Light & Power Co.
have adopted regulation for stopping
for passengers only on the farther
crossing; "a. TO pass over one crossing,
whichever way the car is going before
coming to a halt. This is the custom
in other cities and will be just As con.
venient for the public after people be-
come accustomed to it.
The National Guard Encampment
this year will be held at Murray, a
station on the east side OF American
Lake, the same grounds used by the
Guard in 1892. Good water and level
ground for parade and maneuvers are
available about half q mile from the
lake. making it an ideal place for
comfort as we'll as practice.
Gus Sturne complained to the police
Tuesday night that he had been
touched" for SIS in cash while tax.
ing in tile sights below the dead.line
He was in an intoxicated condition
and somewhat hilarious and profane
in his remarks for which he was
locked up. Next morning he paid
the court $l0.75 for his nights lodg.
ing.
The Concatented Order of Hoo Hoo
will hold first confederation of the
Feline Brotherhood in this city, on
Tuesday night, the oath inst, when
the water cure and boot-jack remedy
will be given all who choose to frisk
by moonlight. There are various tor.
lures promised and Brother Richard.
son will, it is said, give the first sere.
made.
Billy La Rose, pugililist by pro-
fession, it is said, was arrested, Wednes.
day, on charge Of petit larceny. The
complainant was sworn to by a gen.
tleman with the familiar cognomen OF
Perry Wrinkle, who claims that La