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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06
II ashin9tpn STANDARD
OlXUPIa. AMI.
fnlniI MORNING. JiLl 6, 1906.
What Will Mr.. Hearst Do?


The Washington correspondent of
'he bt.t"njrn say. uud.r date at the
1T inst, that William Randolph
Hearst proposes to form new Labor
party that Will tend to disrupt the
Democratic party in the next national
campaign. ! Wish j. very probably
father t. tie tA"u.lt While Mr.
ii"art l. hr>eryedly very rrpt..ar With
thor orsanIz atoms and lu-,> nD OF.
p1rtunity to champion their Cause. it
Is not fair to assume that he j. con.
tr"lled by the petty jealousies and NOR.
I'D animosities of most men, for his
many acts OF di-interested philan-
thropy show him TO be liberal minded
and peculiarly swayed by generous i'm
pulses. That this has built up fol.
lowing OF which he may we'll feel
proud, is reasonable result, and that
he should manifest zeal for Their
welfare that may be attributed by pc.
li.iral qHid auacs to IA selfish desire
for keeping himself at the head OF the
movement to overthrow party that
has departed Sd far from traditional
landmarks, is but natural. But, We
think, they have mistaken the man
His object has ever been TO do good
notably by relieving distress and pro.
noting the welfare of the people.
Can he fail 10 sec the trend of public
opinion towards William J. Bryan as
the next Presidential candidate? Can
he not see that Mr.. Bryan is, as they
say in this backwoods, "the logical
candidate? Would he jcopardize the
welfare OF the people by defeat thai
may result from divided forces? Ger.
tainly not.
To cast the power he is shown te
possess in the leading State of the
Union for Mr.. Bryan on the first bal
lot; to nominate and virtually elect
him President, would be a glorious
achievement, and place Mr.. Hearst in
the line of preferment by the admins
tra.ion that would be inaugurated and
Tor almost anything be would want in
campaigns to follow. What would he
gain by contest in convention, and g
divided support at the polls? Inevita
bic defeat, and again it would be said
that the Democratic party had fol
lowed its traditional policy OF making
fool of itself just at the time when j
should have had peace and harmony
in its counsels.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

TIE Seattle Civil Service Commits.
sion have recommended that eight
firemen proven to have been guilty of
loo.ing Arlington dock of certain u.
S. Government supplies during a fire
Nay 7lh, be dismissed the service.
Among them were Assistant Chief
Latham and Captain Graham. Mayor
Moore fully endorses the finding and
will Immediately begin a reorganiza-
lion Of the department..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

TIE President intends making a
visit to Panama in the Fall, to make
personal investigation OF circumstances
and conditions. He will start Nov.
LIST, and 60 on a war vessel. 1t is not
known how long he will be absent, put
it is his intention 10 return in time to
prepare his message for Congress. To
avoid the unwritten law that the Pres
ident shall not leave the country, it is
noted that he will not establish prec.
ident, by being, theoretically at least,
on American soil while on one of our
warships, and in American territory
while at Panama, the canal zone being
our nations property.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

THE FARCE, AS AN AFTERrIECE, HAS
BEGUN.-It is by no means surprising
that the $40, OOO, 600 back OF murderer
Thaw's defense may be able to make
the dcspicable act appear to have beeu
controlled solely by noble and honor
able prOmptings. Already the glamor
OF gold has been able to cast a cloud
over the reputation of Architect White,
the victim, and to make it appear that
he had wronged Evelyn Nesbitt, and
that she had subsequently married
Thaw and become a model wife, and it
was the attempt OF White TO drag her
back into the evil life that melted a
virtuous and upright husband to COM
init an act Of desperation and effect
her rescue. Enough is known, how.
ever, to declare that there is slight
foundation for any of these premises !;
and thnt Thaw has very small claim
to any mitigating circumstances. The
trial threatens to lift the lid from
state OF moral degradation among the
wealthy high.hyers that will appall
humanity. 1t is said that conditions
prevail among the wealthy genteel in
New York that show, when the crust
is broken, an immortality that once
justified the destruction OF some an
cient cities.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06
THE FIRST CELEBRATION IN OREGON

THE FIRST CELEBRATION IN OREGON.
George II. Hines, the jealous Sec
rotary of the Oregon Historical As.
ISOLATION, is an authority upon all
subjects connected with pioneer life,
and generally able to quote from the
record in support of bis statements.
He says the first celebration in the
4" original Oregon" country was held
by q party under Capt. Nathaniel J.
Wythe, in 1884, and quotes from that
gentleman's diary to show that one
form of a celebration was held at
some point in Oregon very indie finitely
described az Hams Fork" or q few
miles from it, on small run, called
Muddy" Rev. Jason Lee, one of the
same party casts little more light on
the location, but is rs definite as Mr.
Wythe's in stating that independence
day was celebrated by q drunken,
hooting, quarreling, fighting frolic,"
and Mr.. WIS dairy nsively says II
gave the men too much alcohol for
peace and took pretty hearty spree
myself"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

Sioux Cry, Iowa, is to make an ex.
pertinent OF the possibility of making
denatured alcohol from the garbage
collected in that city. and use the
product for fuel to operate light en-.
gines and dynamos in the city build.
ings. The City Chemist, w. Lee
Lewis, after thorough investigation
and test on . small scale, says tho
scheme is entirely practical. As an
economic suggestion, it rivals that of
Victor Hugo when he demonstrated
that France lost 100000 a year by
allowing the sewerage to drain in the
ocean, when it should be put in the
vineyards. Sioux City will be the
first municipality in the United States
and for that matter, in the world
to adopt this novel manner of dispos.
ing of the sewerage of large cities.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

A CRUDE OIL tank Of the Union Oil
Co., of San Francisco, located on the
waterfront at University Park. three
miles from Portland, Ogn., blew up a
few minutes before midnight, Satur-
day. The explosion was of sufficient
force to be felt distinctly in the city.
The oil ignited and for q time great
fear was felt that it would endaneer
sawmills and wharves several miles
distant, at st. John.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

TwENTY-THREE American tourists
were killed in train.wreck at Sails.
bury, England, by car jumping the
track, Sunday morning. They had
just been transferred from the steam
ship New York and were en- route for
London. The train was moving at q
breakneck pace and the tragedy is said
to be attributed solely to that cause,
Tor it was while passing over what is
notably the most dangerous railroad
curve in the world, without Stacking
speed, that the terrible accident &C.
Cured.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06
And Now 1t Is Dragged Liquors.

Ifwhat Representative Hall said, on
the floor of the House OF Representa-
tiyc.. the other day, is true, the public
health is menaced in the leading city
of the East by spurious drinks quite as
much as the people Of the West, and
of this and other nations are threat
cncd by the output of unclenn iood,
about everything I'D the
form OF fresh, salt, packed or canned
meats. Mr.. Hall says that thousands
of barrels of whisky, gin, brandy and
cordials, consumed in New York every
year are made from chemicals. He
declares that barrel OF whisky retail
ing in tlrs,.class saloons for $500, can
be made for less than $40. 1t can be
given the exact color and" bead" that
is so pleasing to the connoisseur and it
can be "aged" in three hours so as to
deceive the best judges, and they will
declare that it has not only been years
in acquisition OF that rare, oily taste,
but has been aged in wood. hitherto
considered an essential agency for the
process.
How much OF this drug made moon
shine" finds it way to other markets is,
of course, unknown, but as Mr.. Hall
reports more than fifteen large firms
supplying these chemicals in the Dor
ough of Manhattan alone, it is more
than probable that shipments are
made all over the country. He says
that circumstances justify the belief
that the business has assumed an enor-
nous field. 1t is, OF courc, illegitimatc
as manufacture of spirits by the still,
but should have additional penalties
provided by law, for the reasonable
presumption that it is q far greater
menace to health and life.
The sale of drugs that can he com.
bined into such vile connections as
will DECEIVE expert judges of such pro-
ducts. should be prohibited by Con-
gressional enactment, just as much as
of pestilential seeds OF disease in the
slaughtered animal that but await de-
ve!opment by use. to cause lingering
illness mr. prematurn death
This is a twin evil with the packers
infamy and should invoke the same
strong arm of the law to probe and
bring to light the state of facts charged
by Congressman Hall.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06
A New Party Shibboletn.

And now the Detroit, (Mich.), Post
master follows the example OF the Chi.
cago Nasty. in decrying womsn's aid
in asserting mail. He thinks they are
both physically unable to handle
heavy sacks, and mentally incompe-
tent in mot seeming to have memo.
ries retentive enough for successful
sortation." My, how specific we may
be in detail when occasion demands
The fact is, women can't vote in con.
vention or at the polls, and party de.
mands are imperative. Postmaster
Warren of Detroit, will find that wo.
men have memories retentive enough
to bear in mind just where he stands
on this question which is rapidly ap-
preaching favorable consideration by
the people OF our great nation.
The fact is, there are capable and
incompetent people of both sexes. and
there is not person living that is not
better fit for some occupations than
others. When a woman fails to come
up to requirements exactly, and it is
much sooner discovered in her than
her fellow man, it is at once attributed
to the fact that she is woman. With
the man an effort is made to find some
other place for him to suit his exact
capabilities. If a man does not fit a
square hole a round one is found for
him; if he cannot add up column OF
figures, he is set to work at some easier
job, always where he can keep an eye
on the ward meetings and fall in line
with boosters for the official ring.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06
Notice for Bids.

], the undersigned Administrator of the estate
OF John Goodwin deceased, with the will an.
nexed, hereby give notice that will sell Al pri-
EaLe sure ID the manner prescribed by law, The
following described real estate. situate, living
wit: e'oA' w
Lots one ~. two l2l. three (s). four az. seven.
teen tl) eighteen (ls) nineteen (l9) twenty (aOl,
twenty one (2l), and twenty two (29l in block
Tour ~ Green's Addition to the town of Rnch.
ester. Thurston county, Washington
Also one strip or parcel of land tow;t. Conn.,
menclng ut the southwest corner of block tbrsa
lS) OF Green's Addition to the Town of Koches,er
ae tne same appears on record in the office of The
Auuitor OF IhurstOn county, State of Washing.
Ton. running thence south ffty-seven (571 rods
thSnce east forty (4O) rods thence north iIyseyen
SoJ RODS; thence west forty (iO) rods to place of
beginning, containing thirteen U3) acres more or
less or 10 much thereof as 1 shall receive nroncr
dds therefor, for payment of the necessary debts
Bios ior said zeal estate will be received on ard
after the 9Th day Of July, 1906, at the law Office Of
Il. ir3y faiknor; Suite Byrne Building, corner
vi rourth anu Main streets, Olympia WASHING.
ton, or to be delivered personally TO the under
signed Administrator. with the will annex,d of
the SAID estate; or filed In the Office Of the CLERK
OF the Superior Court of Thurston county win
me said Clerk OF the said Court on or amer the
ing. u'' oo III WIZ
.,u,,.,.. GEORGE GOODWIN,
administrator, with the will annexed. of tho
estate oil John Goodwin, deceased " ~
First publication, June - 1906
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06
N the Superior Court of Thurston county, State

the Superior Court Of Thurston county, State
1 Of Washington.
Lee +. Moore,
Mamie l.. Moore,
Defendant.
The State of Washington to the above named de.
PENDANT, Mamie L. Moore:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
~ days after the date of the first publication of
this summons, towit: within 80 days after the
I'D Of june. 1896. and defend the above en-
titled action in the above entitled court and an-
swer the complaint of the plaintiff, and serve Il
copy Of your answer upon the UNDERSIGNED at
toFney for thq plaintia at his office below srated
and ~ case of your failure so 10 do, Judgment
VIII be rendered against you according To the de-
mand OF the complaint, which has been filed
with the clerk Of said court
The object of said action is to obtain a decree
Vi uiVorce dissolving the bonds of mutrimouy be.
tween said plaintiff and said defendant
T. n. ALLEN
m - 49, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Washington. ~'"A'''
First publication June -, 1906.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

WHY is it that red fire crackers make
more noise than the green ones? Be-
cause there are more of them. Who
threw the brick ?-Recortier,
Here is our shy-but it is a bouquet
instead OF q brick,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

ABERDEEN is a good patron of the
State in tribute for liquor licenses,
having RENTED to the State Treas.
urer, this week, $500. the ten per
cent. on sixty-6ve licenses issued for
dealing in the" ardent"-six for whole.
sale and 50 retail trade.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

CENTRALIA GOES TIE LIMIT-It re-
manned for little Centralia to cap the
climax of audacity in announcing a
whole weeks "grand" celebration of
the 4th of July. 1t had been thought
that three days observance so fully
established the porcine instinct as to
subordinate, il not eliminate, all
thoughts Of patriotism, but here comes
a modern Achilles who appropriates .
week with scarcely a quslm OF con-
science. Observance of the natal day
Of Freedom should be confined to, and
concentrated upon, one day, as tho
day OF days. To extend it over three
or more days weakens its sacred i'm.
port and diverls attention from its
grand memories to the trifling passing
events of the hour. Like the three
ringed circus. it diverts attention from
the best acts by obtrusiveness of many
Of minor importance; or the two
Marks, or the two Topsies, in poor old
murdered Uncle Toms Cabin" by q
contest in wit which often degenerates
into abject buffoonry. Let US here
after advocate the old.style OF celebra.
ton, where one day will BIZ devoted
solely to contemplation of the brave
deeds and heroic objects of our an
cestors, instead of a carouse in which
time, money and vitality are spent
solely to promote mercenary object
clothed in the garb OF righteousness
Patriotism.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

The FORTY.SIxTH STATE.
Glory Wednesday added the 10th star
to her constellation of States, Okla.
homa being the last admitted to the
Union. She brings with her the larg-
est assets in the way of population, hay
ing more inhabitants than had any OF
the thirteen original States when the
confederation was formed, and approx
imately as many as New York, Penn.
sylvania, Massach usetts and Rhode
Island combined. 1t ranks in popu.
lation between Maryland and Nebras.
ka and is ahead of every New England
Stale except Massachusetts,. Hardly
a dozen States exceed Oklahoma in
area and scarcely half of them in the
number of inhabitants.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

A WOMAN physician is to be installed
in the Western Hospital for the In.
sane, to have charge of the women's
wards. This is q move in the right
direction, and should be followed by
the appointment of women in all in.
situations which involve the care for
inmates of their sex.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

The State Sheriff. Association will
meet at Spokane tomorrow in annual
session.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

the Superior Court Of the State of Washing
j ton for Thurston county, A''
In Probate.
deceased. H. AouuH'
No. -
Notice 10 Creditors to File Claims
Notice Ii hereby given that letters of adminis-
latioh on the estate of Charlotte Z. Young. de-
ceased s,s were granted to the undersigned, on the
All persons having claims sgsinst said estate
are required to present them with the necessary
vouchers. 10 me al Little Rock, WASH, within
shall be forever barred VI '"e'
la pate1 ~ al olympia, WASH, this 29th day of
,,,.,; A. Z. YOUNG,
Young, deceased. L.
Date OF first publication. June %. 1906.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

WEEDS must DO growing wildly az.
gressive in Lincoln county, when q
resident makes an appeal to the
Estate Weed Commissioner" here, for
protection from thistles and wild mus
tard. The petition was turned over to
the State Fire Warden, who will doubt.
less prescribe fire as the proper REM
edy, with probably some such advice
as was given with the cockroach poi.
son by a street-corner peddler. First
catch your cockroach; open his mouth
and scatter . little powder in his
throat and his days of mischief are at
on end"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06
Wonderful Rotary Engine.

A Seattle man claims to have in
vented a rotary engine that will revo.
lutionize the use of steam for power, il
One-half lie claims is true. The chic
advantage in its use is the saving OF
weight and space. His model engine
which has been running a year, is 6 by
IL inches inside; IA inches high and
10 inches wide, in outside measure.
ment. 1t weighs $50 pounds and
develops Is horse power, at 400 rev.
olutions. The inventor claims that
he can put ten horse power in a six.
inch space. 1t would cost about $50
to build and would drive boat 80 to
40 feet in length.
He has built hull to be called the
Seattle Spirit. which will be propelled
by two engines Is inches inside. The
theoretical speed of this boat is 1873
knots an hour. He expects q much
higher rate. The steamer Jefferson
devotes 375 tons OF freight space to
her engines. The new engine if one
was built for her, would take up but
one ton, to develop the 500 horse
power required. The Dakotas en-.
glnes take up 5000 tons OF space. See
what q saving for her carrying capa.
city in placing that power in about
four tons of space dimension
The new engine is practically q
shaft with shell around it to keep
the steam closely acting upon the
blades. It will not be long, il what its
inventor, Mr.. Norman R. Smith, clsims
for it is true, before it will pass into
universal use. 1t comes at q time
when steam.power had become we'll
nigh superseded by more improved
methods OF propulsion, but this will
give it . new lease of life as the world .
great motor power.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

PRESIDENT Roosevelt delivered the
grafton at Oyster Bay on the 4th.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

JUST HER Own SWEET SELF
William Leiferman, a Chicago Loeb.
invsr, lately ran away with his sweet.
heart clad only 10 her nightie, because
her father, Rev. Alexander Monroe,
persisted in refusal OF consent to their
marriage. Fearing an elopement, the
good man locked up bis daughters
clothing and retired in blissful ignor.
ance of modern methods of overcom.
ing difficulties when such an impor.
tant matter IS marriage is the incen.
tive. The swain simply went to the
window OF his inamorata, flung a rope
ladder to the w.sill-and his
venturesome sweetheart did the rest.
She came down to him and he threw
his long coat over her shoulders and
carried her to carriage which drove
like-Jehu-for the Gretna Green in
the suburbs of the Windy City. A
married friend managed to get posses.
sion OF some Of his wife's clothing for
temporary use of the bride to be, while
the ceremony was performed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-07-06

CA o1I a.
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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-31
The Children,
CONVENIENT.

Johnny was an Injin big,
In feathers, paint and other rig.
His wigwam fell, and, strange to tell.
a pale-face Mamma" was his yell.
Next he was a frightful bear
Behind the sofa was his lair
lie growled until he bumped his head.
When "Bo-hoo-hoo!" was what he said.
Then he was pirate bold.
And sailed away in quest of gold.
His bark capsized; but, lucky chap.
lie swan ashore to some ones lap.
What most convenient thing
when lnjin, bear and pirate king,
AS soon as troublous times annoy.
Can turn to mammals little boy!
-Ed,Cin A. Sabir
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-31
TIE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.

that she could laugh it herself. Mrs Pratt
SAID 1t was blessed mistake and she was so glad
that the Lord had used cher little grl'-that was
what she called Ulaire-to bring into the big cold
church the real hospitabe" spirit toward strangers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04

In pursuance 70 call. meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid Association to the
Gainesville and Alachua County Hos
pital Association was held st the Odd
Fellows sanitarium On Tuesday after.
noon.
This meeting was we'll attended, and
was full OF interest from beginning 10
end. In the absence Of the president,
Mrs. Dr. N d. Phillips, Mrs. DR.. ] F.
McKiustry presided, with Mira Tom y.
McBeath rs secretary.
There was great deal Of business
OF Importance discussed relative to the
hospital, and Il was determined 20
make a united effort 90 further assist
Ia the work ia cooperation with che
regular association. The association
has set che hSst Monday in each month
a. the date for holding their meeting,
and th- place OF meeting will be az
the Sanitarlum.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04
p. 3. sARToRls IN TROUBLE.
Arrested Upon Warrant Alleging the
Issuing Of a Worthless Check.

arrested Upon warrant Alleging the
Issuing Of Worthless Check.
Jest as he was stepping from the
train at Fairbanks yesterday, P. B.
Sstoris. a white man employed by
John P. Lynch in the capacity of fore
man Of the logging department Of the
big Lynch mill, was arrested by Dep
uty Sheriff /. @. Walker unon q charge
OF giving a worthless check
II Is said that Satoris issued cheek
on the First National Bank Of this city
TO one b. F. Wilson OF Orange county,
and that the same was turned down
with the endorsement Of mo funds. +"
Mr.. Wilson, or some other authority,
caused the warrant to be issued.
Satoris was brought 70 this city and
placed in prison, aud will be given e
preliminary hearing, Attorney IRobt.
e. Davis will represent the defendant.