Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-06-02

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while stealing a ride.
The speciality OF y, lson, the shoe
maker, Is los,rr,' shoes. They ar,
superior to all Others in quality an,
craftsmanship. Layers are invited t,
call at the shop on West Fourth
street and see samples Of his work.
The Swedish Methodist Di.tric,
Ministerial Association met in thi.
city yesterday, and will continue in
session till Sunday inclusive. 1t in.
c!udc- this State. Oregon and Idaho
and has fourteen pastors in the iuris.
dlctlon.
Miss Lulu May Wilmot, waitres.
III the local restaurants, died Monday
at the hospital, Of brain fever, after a
snort Illness. She was native OF
Ashland, Oregon, and born in lSS3
She will be buried at Eugene, Oregon
where her father is inferred.
Reece Brewer, Jr., student oil
Nashon College, who was visiting
relatives here and at Grand Mound
has returned to his studies for a few
days to fill out the term, when he will
depart Tor Dawson, Yukon, to engage
in the strenuous pursuit of mining
life.
\ new bOttle-washing machine has
been placed in the bottling depart
ment of the Olympia Brewing Co.,
near the Northern Pacific depot. 1t
will do twice the work of the old ma
chine and do it better, washing bottles,
inside and out, at the rate Of ninety q
minute.
Fish Commissioner Kershaw is at
Hoquiam Smelling the State oyster.
land preserves, TO enable the young
oysters to find surface TO grow upon.
The ground has been tonged so
thoroughly as so leave no suitable
Judgment for tn, spat. About 100
tons of shells are being placed.
The Olympia Lawn Tennis Club
will take part in the champion tourn-
ament of the Northern Pacific Inter-
national Lawn Tennis Association, in
Portland, July 18th. Our town was
admitted to membership this spring.
Its clubs are having their grounds
prepared for practice next week.
A class OF seven graduated from the
Commercial Department Of the PEG.
pies University, this term whose
names are: May Francis Eaton, Ray
Robert Gale, Lincoln Rogers Louns-
berry, Margaret Agnes Cunningham.
May Pearl Moore, frederick Metcalf
Tinkham and Alice Maud Leonard.
The jury awarded J. C. CONNIE, jr.,
$4,000 damages. Wednesday night. in
his suit against the Olympia Logging
Co, for personal damages sustained
while working in one of their camps.
The case had been on trial several
days, but the verdict was rendered
after only half an hours considera-
ton.
The burial OF Mrs. Ben Wilson took
place Tuesday, services being held in
Whiteside's chapel. She was "a years
of age, born at Rhodesport, Ind. She
came to this State ten years ago, re-
siding with her father.in-law, John
Wilson. She leaves a husband and
two little girls, aged three and five
years.
Walter Austin, age 80, died at Mud
Bay, Wednesday night, from injuries
received while hauling logs a couple OF
weeks ago. He was thrown under the
truck wheels and received internal in
juries. He was native of our town
and respected by all who knew him.
He leaves a wife and a son two years
of age.
The Superior Court adjourned Mon
day, over Memorial day, leaving the
Conine vs.. the Olympia Logging Co.
case still in the air till Wednesday.
Friday was the day set for continuance
of the Bucoda coal mine hearing, by
Judge Chapman, of Tacoma, but owing
to his late bereavement it will proba.
bly, 60 over.
A regular old fashioned thunder
storm passed over our town Wednes.
day afternoon, and the rain for several
hours fell in torrents. The forenoon
had been quite warm, as had the pre-
ceding day, and the downpour caused
fall of temperature that was quite
agreeable while it lasted. It seems as
if we our now in for our warm days
of summer"
Mr.. D. w. Fleet, Of Montesano. paid
our Office visit this week, to pay his
22d years subscription to the STAND.
ARD-up to 1907. He was up to the
shooting match, which has been the
event of the week among our local
sportsmen. He is q genisi gentleman
and sound Democrat. He is like
wise a good marksman. having won
the individual championship OF the
Northwest.
The regular jury panel has been
dismissed. A special jury will be
called, it is announced, in July, to try
the jury bribery cases. The new jury
law which provides how jury com.
missioners shall be chosen will be
in effect, and the County Bar As.
ISOLATION will present four names from
which the Judge will select two conf
missioners, who will meet monthly
and draw the jurors.
Mrs. Filley, President of the Civic
improvement Club. announces that
the Olympia Rose Carnival, designed
originally for June lst, will be held on
the 7th and 9Th day of that month,
falling on Wednesday and Thursday.
OF the second week. The display will
be held in "The Lobby" which will
he specially adapted for the service.
Madams Dunbar, Suffer and OF have
been appointed judges for the occasion.
Under the new time card, for the
Northern Pacific trains, which 60
into effect on the 4th, train IL arrives
from Seattle at 20 A. NJ. Train 10
leaves for Tacoma and Seattle at $50
A. NJ. 2. T. 8. No. leaves for Tenino