Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-10-13
has organized grand chorus that
sings TO cheat the band" Everybody
invited to the meetings

invited to the meetings
lr. Iancev Y. Blal ok. al " Aii'
Walil. came over this wcch 10 inttl
view the Governor doubtless IN rcgar'
10 the official conditions which a!!""
the Warden of the Stat" Pcnitcniiary
who is no NOR" than boss guard him
self, TO discharge a learned doctor who
has drawn Il liberal salary a physician
u the State hastle. Then to be re
moved by one who is said 10 he taintet
with the false registry plan Tor contro
OF the local politics must be feat'n
shock to dignity. What sympathy o.
redress he has received from the Gov
crnor has not yet been made public.
Gov. Mead has pardoned Jane
Haley, sentenced from Pierce county
for robbery. 1t seems he had taken {
revolver from former Chief OF Polio,
Fackler, of Tacoma, while the officer
dressed IN citizens clothes and was at
tempting his arrest. Haley has proved
he was not fugitive and did not
know he was resisting an officer wher
he captured the gun. His case seems
to have been comedy OF errors al
around first in the officer not es
tshlishing his identity, and again in
the victim not being able to show OF
trial, plainly as he has now, that he
only took the gun to keep the officer
from making an improper use OF it.
Mrs. Mossman, wife OF Frank Moss
man, County Game Warden, WAS &C
cidentally shot. yesterday morning, by
small 32-caliber revolver, falling
from a shelf and discharging a cart.
ridge from contact with a sack OF Goa
standing Just beneath it. The bulle,
entered the victims side, few inches
below the heart, inflicting a danger.
Gus though not necessarily fatal
wound. Mr.. Mossman, who was in
the kitchen, heard the report and
rushing to the room found his wife
lying on the floor. He Immediately
called doctors Redpath and Wyman
She was at once removed to the
hospital, where she is resting quietly
and unless serious complications arise
no effort will be made to extract the
bullet.
The following people from this cit,
attended the Portland Fair during the
past few days: Mrs. A. c.. Stevens
Mrs. A. E. Stanford, Harry Rant, Car
Hartman, Paul Dethlefsen, Jas. Cal
low, Miss Charlotte Algier. Mrs. r. G
O'Brien and daughter, Miss Helen
Mrs. Nellie Conant, Mrs. Arthur Sapp
}. r. Mcintyre and wife, Mrs. w. A
White, Mrs. VIM. Talford, Mrs. J. r
Mitchell. Miss Mary Tillman, Mis-.
Hazel Champlin, Miss Alice Nichols
Miss Josephine Holgate, Mrs. H. E
Noble, Ralph Eastman, Thad Child
Miss Anna Tarbell, Mrs E. C. Crouch
T. Z. Jordan and wife, w. II. Springer
Will Anders, H. Maynard, Jas. Doflie
myer and wife, W. H. Davis ant
wife, Joseph Sandford, Mrs. w. w
Ward, Edward Angel and family.
James Crowley, Sr has again begun
suit against the MCGOWAN Liquor Co
for the sum of 1921, the total O
amounts he claims were lost by him
at games of chance in MCGOWAN.
saloon. He itemizes dozen days ir
September and October, 1904, when h.
lost various sums, ranging from $50 t
$l75. at "sitting," Gas the Spiritual
lists say and in January of this year
when he seems to have bucked the
game almost continuously, from the
10th to the 22d, the last loss being thu
least of all, 81, presumably the elias,
dollar staked on cards." The total i
will be seen aggregates quite a larg'
sum. and former attempt to "bleed'
the owners of the games, was dismissed
somewhat summarily from a counter
charge that Mr.. Crowley had embez
zled the money lost from his son. Fo
some reason the prosecution dismissed
both charges without trial.
The Baptist's Eighteenth Annua
session OF the Northwest Association
OF that denomination, has been helt
here this week, which, with the re
Ni'oA oOh siSCc III tnC OuIlSblbu OuuTCIl
has given quite an impetus to relig
ious thought. Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings immense union stree
meetings were held at which promi
nent speakers from home and abroad
addressed the throng and invited al
to attend the meetings in their respec
tive churches. Quite q number o
converts are reported, under the min
istrations of evangelists Kellems ant
Shaffer. Mt. Vernon has been selecte,
as place for the next meeting, and G
G. Shank was reelected President
with all the old officers except Rev.
M. Dean OF Seattle who was placed Il
the position OF First Vice President
and Judge G. E. Griffith OF Ia
coma for Second Vice President. Tn
officers reelected are Rev. L. w. TER,
of Tacoma, Corresponding Secretary
Rev. Truman Bishop of Ballard Re
cording Secretary, and G. w. Fowle
Of Tacoma, Treasurer.
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