Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-12-04

"sehuisuip queen Will sail Iron
the Sound for San Francisco to.mor
row. The City of PuebIa will clear 70
the same destination Wednesday, J
q. Deming being passenger from thi
city by her.
The piles that are being driven OF
the waterfront, west of the Door com
pany' factory, are for a wharAer
which to store lumber and material
used in the manufacture of doors and
house-furnishings.
Olympia Aerie No. q, announce:
an entertainment Sunday evening
from 9 to s, in their hall, with must
cal programme and refreshments. Mr.
q. c. Israel, ID. ID. q. 2. p, will de.
liver the opening address.
Senator Ruth has sufficiently re.
covered from his late illness to make
trip to Phoenix, Arizona, which 1t is
thought will be an aid to GONZALES
cence. He was accompanied by bis
wife, and they left Wednesday.
Pictures of prominent men in the
community are nightly produced at
the Edison Theater by means of ster.
eopticon slides. The performing paro.
quotes is likewise an attractive fea-
ture OF this weeks programme.
DR.. J. B. Loughary, of Seattle, who
had been rendered SUPPLEMENTARY of
Western Washington Hospital for the
Insane, at Steilacoom, declines to &C.
cept, alleging that it would be a sacri-
flee financially for him to do so.
The Federal Grand Jury now in
session at Seattle will consider the
matter of N. Scully of this city COM
mitted by Justice Giles on q charge of
selling liquor to an Indian. Chief
Taylor went to Seattle as witness.
State Land Commissioner Calvert
has returned from an official visit to
the national capital. His mission was
to present application for selection of
$1,000 acres of arid land in Yakima
Valley. under terms of the Cary act.
Miss Ida Chambers left for Los
Cal, Wednesday, TO visit rela-
tives. Mrs. L. II. Mills left Monday
over the Northern Pacific for Oliver,
Mich, and Miss Lizzie Cunningham,
Tuesday. over the same route for
Larned, KS.
Mr.. Loomis. of the firm of Barton
& LOomis, plumbers, has scld his
interest in the business to f. w.
Barton, an uncle of the senior men,
Der, and will devote his attention
hereafter to q chicken ranch at
Thatcher Cove.
A number of logging cars left the
track on the Port Townsend Southern,
Wednesday, on the grace at Tumwa-
ter, and it took several days to repair
damages. An engine had to be sent
from Lake View to aid in placing the
cars on the track.
Amid all the fine window displays
in Portland at this holiday season, the
writer lately saw quite q number in
linens, of the larger stores, but none
that exceeded the exhibit of the Mott
man Mercantile Co., last week, in their
corner show-window.
Mr.. Wright, leader of the new band,
is engaged in composing q new march
which will be dedicated to the citizens
Of Olympia, who have responded so
in making An effort for
maintaining that adjunct of prosper.
ity during the dull season.
Olympia Chapter No. Is, Eastern
Star, Wednesday night, elected the
following officers: w. NJ, Mrs. Hart.
sock; w. p, p. M. Troy; A. NJ, Mrs.
Inez Wiley; Conductor, Mrs. Laura
Num-; Secretary, Mrs. Fanny Skill
man; Treasurer, Mrs. Laura Troy.
Capital Lodge No. Is, K. of p, last
night elected tho following of6oors.
C. C., Gilbert Chambers; Prelate, Chas.
Wilcox; NJ. A., P. M. Ksndrick; X. R.
g., C. v. Savidge; M. F., F. P. McKin.
ney; M. E., w. Raymond; NJ. w., G.
O. Young; Trustees, G. B. White, W.
T. Cavanaugh and M. Harris.
OH says that Ed. Smith contem.
plates erection of . two.story brick
building corner OF Fifth and Main, on
the site OF the Corner Saloon. some
time in the near future; and that Mr..
Holthusen will probably place brick
structure on the site Of the Fashion
saloon, Immediately in the rear Of Mr..
Smiths contemplated improvement
IN Fifth streAk.
The passengers over the U. P, o. R.
4 N. and 8. P. from this city since
last report have been: +. Reedy and
wife. w. N. Reedy and Miss Martha
Smith. Scott City. KS; Mrs. Walling.
Kansas City, Mo-; Senator Ruth and
wife, Phoenix, Arizona; Miss Ida
Chambers, Los Angeles, CAL; g. w.
Bazerette, Kirksville, Mo-, and N. G..
Royal, Pendleton, Or.
Two workmen, James and Guy Nc.
Cornell, father and son, sustained Sc.
we're injuries by fall OF q scaffold on
the bottling house of the Olympia
Brewing Co. At Tumwater. Wednesday.
While 40 bones were broken, both
were subjected to painful bruizes and
cuts and . severe jar. The younger
man escaped with less injury than his
father, but both had close call.
The Christian church building cor.
ner of Eighth and Franklin streets, is
receiving . commodious addition, To
adapt it to the growing demands for
religious services. The seating ca.
pacity will be increased about one
half, and the annex. when completed
will enlarge the auditorium to an area
OF over so feet square. A basement
about 40 feet long will likewise give
accom- modation to the Sunday school
classes.
The funeral rites of James Mckay,
. logger who met death by accident in
Black Hills, Friday, were held Sunday
afternoon. under the auspices Of the
Ancient Order Of Workmen. Of which
order be was q member. Little Rock
Lodge had charge of the ceremonies.