Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-06-23

hei@'iuS. lucy VIII rcSlue IN Tacoma.
The local lodge OF Foresters will
give "A dance at The Lobby on Fourth
OF July night. "Billy" Mort and Joe
R"der have charge of the arrangements
which is guarntee Of the success of
the closing OF Olympia's big celehra-
ton
Gov. Mead has refused a pardon to
Wll'red +. Rigney, of Pierce county,
serving term of IL months in Jail for
burglary. He is only Is years of age
and has only another month to serve
The pardon was asked to restore civil
rights.
The steamer Santa Monica, Capt.
Olson, sister ship OF the Santa Bar
bara, arrived in our harbor Monday
night from San Francisco. She I'M
loaded freight at Seattle, and will
take in a cargo OF lumber here for re-
turn trip.
The Olympia Water Co. have elect
ed the following Trustees, under its
new organization: Harry G. and
John Heermsns, C. NJ. Bolton, Alfred
Lawrence and H. w. Smith, who will
hold office till the annual election in
November.
Charles A. James, a member OF the
we'll known Grand Mound family, and
Miss Eta n. Colt, of the same place,
we're united in marriage Wednesday
evening, at the home of the bride. A
large number OF friends and relatives
were present.
Mrs. Mary +. Joslyn,a sister OF o. C.
White of this city. died Monday, at
Ballard, after short illness from
stomach trouble. She was Sc years of
age and a native of Dubuque, Iowa.
She leaves husband, Rev. A. ]. Jos.
Ign, and four daughters.
The big whale, said to have taken
up his quarters in Budd's Inlet, was
seen by q camping party a few miles
below this city, last Monday. He
spouted for q while like Pop on the
curbstone. and then took the middle
of the road pointed for the deep sea.
Jack Hawthore, an employee in the
Olympia Lumber Co.'s camp met
with a remarkable escape from death
Wednesday, in the camp near Tenino.
His heavy glove caught on knot of a
rolling log and landed him over and
underneath it, but he fell between the
skids and escaped injury.
Gov. Mead has named the follow.
ing az delegates to the conference of
charities and correction to be held in
Portland, Oregon, July 1922: Mrs.
Libby Beach Brown OF Seattle, Ernest
Lister of TACOMA. Mr.. and Mrs. C. S.
Reed and N. E. Harmon Of Chehalis,
and VIM. D. Wood OF Seattle.
The Thurston County Bar will hold
q meeting to-day, to select four eligible
men to act ss Jury Commissioners
from whom the Judge will designate
two to serve in that capacity till the
next change, made at stated inter.
walls, under the new law. The Com.
missioners will draw the list of Jurors.
As published in the STANDARD re-.
Gently. the sale of about 100000
feet of timber, covering $50 acres OF
land in sections u and %, township
Is, range l west, for $4,000. by Mrs.
Susan L. Thompson to H. H. Martin
Lumber Co., Of Centralia, has been
filed for record in the County Audi.
tors Office.
The Light and Power Co. have in.
stalled two 65 horse power motors in
the National Wood Pipe Co.'s factory
at the foot of Jeffesson street. They
are massive machines, one of which
weighed eight tons and was handled
with considerable difficulty. They
were taken from the old power. house
at Tumwater.
Mrs. Chambers has selected the
following assistants as Olympia Hos.
tess at the Portland Fair: Mrs. H.
E. Hadley. Mrs. Wallace Mount. Mrs.
O. v. Linn, Mrs. Geo. E. Filley. Mrs.
H. P. Carlyon. Mrs. N. J. Redpath,
! Mrs. s. A. Madge, Mrs. Hugh Ross.
Mrs. w. L. Bridgford, Mrs. ]. r.
Mitchell and Misses jeanette Moore,
Josie Openheimer aud Villa Scobey.
Commencement exercises were held
at st. Martins College, Wednesday
afternoon. Five young men graduates
received diplomas, and were IS follows:
! A. Vashon, of Westminster; L. Fleet.
wood, of Lacey; C. Stenger, of Belling.
ham: H. Davis, Of Hoquiam, and G..
Whalen, Of Tacoma. A large audience
Of students, parents and friends wit.
messed the excellent exercises of tina,
thriving educational institution.
A fire in an unused woodshed 10 the
rear OF the STANDARD office, called out
the department. Tuesday. who very
soon put q Quietus on what looked
like very dangerous blaze. An hour
or so before, the boys responded to q
call from Third and franklin streets.
the sparks from burning rubbish had
lodged 10 the roof of building
nearly block away. The prompt
action of the firemen, in this instance
also, prevented damage.
J. L. Lusher was, last Tuesday
sentenced to q life-term in the peni.
Tertiary for criminal assault upon Mrs.
Northcraft, at her home near Bucods,
on the night of March 18th. A mo.
ton for new trial was refused before
the sentence was pronounced, and the
prisoner, who had during the trial
maintained an appearance of stoicism
when he realized the full extent oil
the penalty imposed broke down
and was led to his cell trembling and
pale.
Lion Lodge. Order OF Washing ton
at meeting held Wednesday night,
elected the following officers: Presi
dent. A. A. Gottfeld: Vice President
Nettie NJ. Cook; Secretary, R. s. An
derson; Treasurer, C. H. Guiberson
Medical Examiner, Robt. Kincaid
Chaplain, Izora V. Guiberson; Ser.
geant alarms, Agnes l. johnson
DOorkeeper. John A. Cameron; Senti
del, Christian Christenson; Musician
Edith G. Russell, and Trustee. John
A. Cameron.
DIR. A. B. Woodland has received from
I Hark r.