Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-09-29

fellow man. The funeral rites were
conducted by Rev. y. G. Saw in Of the
Baptist Church and the Fraternal
Order OF Eagles OF which he was an
hOnOred member. The services were
held, Tuesday afternoon. in the beauti
ful home on West Twelfth street,
where deceased had grown from boy.
hood. The spacious rooms and ex-
ten>ive grounds were thronged with
citizens and brethren, 10 show honor
and respect for the living as well as
the dead. Interment was made N
Masonic cemetery. under the impress
sive ritualistic work of the order.
The following people from this city
attended the Lewis and Clark Exposi-
ton during the past week: James
Heustis, George CASTOR, George Swan,
l.. Swan, +. =. kiugsburv, Stanford
Bush. Jacob Wingert, l.. b. Faulkner,
J. w. Bachelor, VIM. Schinke and
wife, Mrs. Nora Foster. Mrs. +. f.
Valdez, Gov. Mead and stall, Miss
Fanny Castle, Rev. and Mrs. +. X.
Howard, Sam Eunson, wife and daugh-
ter: Frank Swan and wife, w. H.
Britt and son, Ernest; Mrs. G. ].
Lord, o. X. Simcnson and daughter,
Miss Marie; Mrs 0. ID. Sullivan and
daughter, Mildred; Mrs. J. A. Drain
and children, Geo. Brazel and wife, J.
W. Buker. f. w. Ross, Mrs. Fl. B.
Smcdley. Mrs. o. X. Riggs, Miss Mamie
Eaton, C. f. Bragg, Robt. Blanken-
ship and wife, G. Simpson and wife,
John Hadley, Mrs. May Connolly, A.
Barnard, wife and daughter; Mrs. ].
Lowe, Mrs. NJ. Ebland, James Card
stair and wife, J. E. Stoll, G. NJ Saw
age, Mrs. VIM. Litilejohn, Miss Lester,
q. Hildebrand and wife. Miss Lulu
Murphy, Mrs. Eilery Eastman and
daughter, Miss Margaret; Elias Payne,
VIM. Stuth, Arthur Bsrdsley. Homer
Thacker, ]. C. Weddell and wife, l.. S.
Barnard. F. f. Dilley, VIM. Billings,
Mrs. j. NJ. Hit and son. Henry; John
Harbst and wife, Mrs. J. E. Mumford,
Mrs. H. w. Bennett, Mrs. S. Y. Ben
nett, James Swan, wife and two child
rem; w. II. Dodd and wife.
There were "a representatives of the
undertakes of the State present at
the meeting just closed. Their ses-
sions were held daily, at which topics
for mutual instruction were discussed
in an intelligent manner and the
remainder of their time was spent in
sightseeing and social enjoyment.
Rev. r. NJ. Hayes addressed the as
sembly on Needed Reform" deplor-
ing the holding of funerals on Sun
days. 1t is difficult for a layman to
perceive any improperly in devoting
tee sacred day to the highest duty i'm
posed upon humanity OF administer
ing the rights of sepulchre to the
dead. 1t seems, instead, exceedingly
appropriate that the solemn cere-
monies should become an aid to the
admoni,ions from the pulpit to lead
better and truly Christlike life. The
undertakers seem to be jolly set
despite their solemn calling, as q trip
to Tumwater, for clambake and to
enjoy picturesque scenery and other
things for which the falls city is noted,
seems to have been the climax OF their
proceedings. Their sessions closed
yesterday by election of the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presi.
dent. o. E. Stone, of Davenport; Vice
President, w. R. Whiteside, Olympia:
Second Vice President, A. L. Flint, of
North Yakima; Secretary. A. L. Mead,
of Centralia; Treasurer, C. L. Hoska.
Tocoma. and delegate to National
Convention, w. H. Mock, of Belling.
ham. Walla Walla was chosen for
the next place of meeting.