Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-09-16

what she saw and heard This every
body cannot do, and many go through
the gates and out who form no IN
telligent opinion of the wonders scat
tered in such profusion as only be-
wilder the average visitor.
The assignment OF ministers at the
NJ f. Conference, held at Montesano,
this week, returns Mr.. Satterthwalte
to this charge, William Ludwig is re-
tanned at Bucoda, ;. Jones goes To
Shelton, and Tumwater and Rainier
will be supplied. DR.. Glass, formerly
of this field, will have charge OF Green
Lake church, Seattle, and Rev. nj. a.
Covington the Mason NJ. +. Church at
Tacoma. John OVAL is still presiding
elder of the Swedish district and Chas.
Johnson will be the minister OF that
church IN this city.
\ Circle of the Grand Army for
lady membership, has been instituted
in this city, by Mrs. Carrie A. Peter
son, Department President. The So
ciety formed has "a members, and its
officers are, President. Mrs. Agnes
Haze; Senior Vice President, Mrs.
Minerva J. Shaw; Junior Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs Sarah A. Savidge; Secretary,
Mrs. Matilda Martin; Treasurer, Laura
J. DeWolf; Conductor. Lydia E. Ire
land; Assistant Conductor, Carrie E.
Candy Guard, Mrs. Angelina Stevens,
and Assistant Guard Mrs. Matilda +.
Tester.
The annual Liquor Dealers Con.
vention of Wash ngtOn, assembled in
Columbia Hall, yesterday afternoon.
The meeting wa. called to order by
President Morrison, with an attend
ance of over 100 delegates. After pre-
liminary organization, the convention
accepted an invitation to luncheon at
the brewery, Tumwater, where tempt.
ing display of comforts for the inner
man - liquid and substantials - was
provided by the hospitable owners Of
the plant. The principal business
sessions will be held to-day and to-
morrow.
At the Dahlia exhibit yesterday by
the Civic Improvement Club, the fol
lowing prizes were awarded: For best
collection in cactus dahlias and best
flame .colored cactus dahlia, Mrs. T. c.
Van Epps for best red cactus dahlia,
Mrs. e. Nugget; best pink dahlia,
Mrs. A. H. Chambers; best white and
best yellow, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Schive
ly; nearest black, Mrs. A. E. Stan
ford; best white-tin,ed, Mrs. Robt. Ell.
we'll and best oldfashioned variety,
Mrs. w. r. Whiteside. The show will
remain open to day and at the close
the flowers will be sold TO those who
may want to purchase them.
Mrs. Genevra Lake has announced a
discourse by herself in Olympia Thea.
ter, next Sunday, at P. NJ. The sub.
ject will be 1.-THE Way and the Life"
Mrs. Lake is a speaker OF rare ability,
and has invariably received COM
mendation of the thoughtful. The
Washington Cd. CO. National View de-
clares of one of her efforts: "Her
aphorisms are spiritual prisms, through
which we see beautiful rays of q more
exalted existence" Admission will
be by ticket purchased at the box-of-
fee. But the price is limited to the
wish of the purchaser, who may pay one
nickle, or a dollar, or more, or less. as
he sees fit for the price of pasteboard
rendered at the door. Remember Sun
day, at 4 Pm.
James Dofilemyer has applied for
restitution of the point few miles
down the bay, the site of the family
homestead, which a few months ago
was exploited as a location for a new
town, to spring Minerva-like. full
fledged, with electric lights, railways
and asphaltum sidewalks, from the
brain of its projectors. 1t seems, how.
ever. that there has been q hitch in
it's development, and now all the XII.
yis of high and low degree are barking
about the heels of Mr.. Carroll, the
representative of somebody who spent
considerable money and paid his bills,
at what was literally for time the
center of great promise. The move.
ment of Mr.. Doffiemyer indicates that
the projectors held only options on
the property, and it is to reclaim title
that the action has been begun. It
will soon determine the status OF the
enterprise. and it may be found. after
all, that the bottom has not entirely
fallen out OF the project.