Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-11-15

hank. Monday. from The East. to- re-
LEY" the present ~1riuTrnry in TN"
money market. THIS added To H."
arg supply of CON held Ivy ih"
local BANKS. j. an assurance thar
ali : well for oar community. who
ar" now u>iu" shin pi;>i,r> a. a ~"
duIn of exchange. not voluntarily.
/ tut with cheerful arq';i">ccncc in u
cuur>" that seemed inevitable ~ u
rnnd'tion for safety for all II is
Thought that the embargo against
use Of deposits will soon be raised
when business will Resume lis usual
I prosperous gait.
Thirteen idds We're arrested Sun
day 10y Chief of Police Coats. for
shooting ducks on the wafer front
"nd"r protection of a fuT. They
were in boats. and the Chief secured
a launch and cruiscd for them. He
succeeded in capturing lads To the
limit of that unlucky numhr thr-
teen. who We're taken before Justice
Giles. Monday. and fined - each
There names are Max kummcll.
Thomas Sargent. Thro. DtthclSon
Kay iirndrickSnn. orno Hendricks
son. George Green. Fred Perkins.
Henry Roberts. Rex Guibcr>on. F.d.
Case. David McCtlland. FL. Guyc
and Earl Skinner.
\ most singular impulse is one
that actuatcd VI. +. Morrcll, of the
Black Hills. who came to town Mon
day. and after imbibing considerable
of what the druggists disguise under
! the name OF Spirf"s framnh. mag
iucd himself to be infected with some
Infectious or contagious disease and
should be at once Sent to the quarcn-
tine hospital. He became noisy in
his claim for incarceration. refused
to pay for meal at IIolthusen's and
seemed determined to obtain "rccog-
milton in some way and finally sue
c"cdtd. He WIS taken to the
city baStlle and neatly tucked into Il
cell TO await Il time of cUnvalescncc.
Orley Sullivan. an expressman,
had his life placed in jeopardy on
Wcstside. Monday, by his team run
Ming away. H. was thrown from
the box and fell beneath the bed of
the wagon. The horse dashed down
the street with the wagon bottom
up. humping at his heels. The
driver was carried along under the
box suffering many abraSions from
contact with the rough ground. To
the fact that the horse stumbled and
fell, probably Sullivan owes his life.
His wounds were painful and emitted
much blood, but are not regarded as
serious unless some internal injury
may have resulted. which will. of
course, be demonstrated later on.
Mrs. Jerush Crawford aged about
= years, is suffering from an attack
OF dementia. She was taken in
charge, Saturday night on che street
wandering aimlessly about, address
ing all she met and writing down
the name of each. At headquarters
she refused to disclose her name, but
later she was identified as Mrs. Craw-
ford, who resides over the laundry
on Third and Main streets, in a
rooming house, kept by J. A. Hunt
and wife, who are now caring for the
unfortunate woman, till her mother
at Los Angeles can be heard from in
regard to her guardianship. Mrs.
G. was formerly Miss Jerusha Rob-
erts, and she was graduate from
the high school of Stockton, Cal. in
the class of 1891.
The divorce suit of Harry Ranft
rs. Nancy Ranft came up for hearing
before the Superior Court last Mon
day on demurrer to plaintiffs COM
plant accompanied by another for
suit money, temporary alimony and
attorney fees. The defendant, Mrs.
Ranft, was represented by Vance &
Mitchell. She swOre in her COM
plant that the plaintiff is an able
bodied man, received good wages as
an electrician, that he had been pay
ing her $40 q month, but had quit the
preceding month prior to the COM
mencement of the suit. The plain
tiff submitted proof that he had pro-
vided well for his wife. had paid num-
erOuS debts contracted by her, was
unable to contribute any large
amount to the support of his wife
during the tendency of this litiga-
ton. The court ordered plaintiff to
pay $50 IN five days and $25 per
month. AS for attorney fees, they
cannot be allowed until answer was
made showinga meritOrious defense.
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