Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-07-24

badly. He is able to be about on
clutches, however.
If, with Lue Nernon's aid, the
STANDARD does not succeed in impart-
ing a sparkle to Life's beaker it is nc
use to try hyper phosphites to impair,
an agreeable twang.
" Sim" Dobrin is on a visit to Ho.
GUAM, Elma and Aberdeen, in the
interests Of his store, which is becom
ing a noted Emporium for the sale
OF sentlemen's wear.
Benz. Carey and wife. of Gull Har.
Dor, adopted two boys, Monday. from
the Children's Home Society of Sc.
attic. The ages of the children were
seven aud ten years.
Babe" Wyandearo's team and the
team Of Joe DeBendall, played game
OF baseball on the league grounds Sat
urday, resulting in a score OF IL to l
IN favor OF the former.
Earl Il. Smith and Miss Elizabeth
Eshom, OF Tacoma, were united in
marriage in Seattle, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Smith is the salesman now en-.
gagged in closing out The Fair stock.
A number of friends of Miss Nellie
Finley rendered her a surprise party
at the home of Mrs. Alex. Wright
Monday evening, the occasion being
the celebration OF Miss Finley's Odd
birthday.
The steamship Queen left the Sound
for San Francisco, yesterday, with
Mrs. l.. w. Percival AS a passenger by
her from this city. The next steam
er for that destination will be the
City OF Puebla, Tuesday.
The Hickman Graham Co., of Ia.
coma, were the successful bidders for
publishing the new school laws, and
Mr. Hickman visited the capital this
week to execute a contract with the
State Superintendent.
Loe J. Sjoblom and Miss Brita
kaisa Peterson, both of this city, have
been licensed to wed. II is said they
are bent upon that determination
despite the twist given the Englis b
vocabulary in granting the permit.
Miss Gcorgiana Fisher and D. w.
Martin were married in Tacoma, on
Wednesday. Mr.. Martin is a jeweler
by trade in the employ of Talcott
Bros. and Miss Fisher is a we'll known
teacher in the public schools of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gaby and son
have returned to their home in Port.
land after a pleasant visit to friends
here and in Tumwater. Mr.. Gaby now
owns and lives in one Of the finest
residences in the fashionable part of
Portland.
John Corkish, proprietor of the
Puget Sound Pipe Factory, was over
from Portland, this week. After a
brief visit down the Sound Mr.. C. will
assume personal management of the
factory and become again q resident
of our city.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
NJ. E. Church of Seattle, will come up
today on an excursion, and arrive on
the Walsh about o'clock. It is ex.
pected that about 400 will come on
this excursion. 1t is a Christian En-.
deavor outing.
An amateur blue-rock tournament
will be held at Montesano Tomorrow
under the management of the Gun
Club of that city. It is expected that
all towns in the country will compete
in the nine matches arranged for test
Of craftsmanship.
Lawyer Israel left for Bremerton,
to manage the interests
OF the saloon men in the certirorari
case lately begun regarding the al.
legged arbitrary course of the CITY
Council in annulling licenses without
a proper hearing.
Eleven of the School Clerks of the
county have failed to make their an.
nual report to the County Superin.
tendent. A fine of 1925 and response
bility for all loss incurred by the dis
trict Is the penalty prescribed for fail.
ure to comply with this duty.
Mr.. F. H. Scott, formerly a member
of the firm of Marshall & Scott, has
purchased the well-established grocery
business OF Mum & Pickett, corner of
Fourth and Adams street. Mr.. Scott
is now in charge and will be pleased
to have call from his many friends.
Clifford Pinchot, who is at the head
OF the Bureau of Forestry in the U. 8.
Agricultural Department, has an.
nounced through Senator Foster, his
intention to visit this State next
month, to confer with our people re.
the benefit of forest reserves.
The Supreme Court has accorded a
new trial in the case of Martin Bailey
appellant vs.. the Cascades Timber Co.,
Tor damages sustained while employed
as engineer of a logging locomotive
belonging to the company. A non.
suit had been granted in the lower
court.
VIM. ]. Lohr was severely injured
Saturday, by falling from scaffolding
where he was at work on w. H. Mitch
ellis building. corner of Seventh and
Main streets. At first it was thought
he could not recover, but he is now
up and able to be about bis home on
Westside.
During the mouth OF August only,
1913, the County Commissioners will
accept so per cent. of all tax jude.
ments for 1895 and prior years with
interest to date, provided all subse.
quent taxes with penalty and interest
are paid in full at the same time, on
land owned by the county.
Bud Weston and Chas. Allison. who
lett Central Oregon this week with SIS
head OF horses arrived at Tumwater.
Tuesday, with only 80 of the band
left, having disposed of over half the
number on the way over. 1t seems
that "horses" are in)demand, despite
the inroads of bike and auto.
G. A. Barnes fell from a ladder
while at work about bis home on East
Fourth street. a few days ago, and
sustained a severe shock, which from
his age, ~ years, Was feared at first
would be attended with serious conse.