Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1907-06-28
WHOLE NUMBER 2,455.
TU59ut the tate
Declares Husband Loves Another.

bCNidi tS IluSDdHu LOttS hnOtuGT.
Mrs. Ada l.. Warwick, Il prominent
society woman of Ball;rrd, has begun
Il suit for divorce from her husband
on the ground that he loves Il young
woman.
A Treasure Search.
Captain VIM. MOgg and trusty
crew left Port Townsend, a few days
ago, for a three years sojourn in the
waters of the frozen north. on an
expedition in search of the fabulous
wealth of Banksland and other north
eln shores.
Hyas Sochily Tillicum.
Great Chiefs of the Great Council
of Red Men, were selected by the
order at Puyallup, last week: Great
Sachem. c. J. Bell, Tacoma; Great
Senior Sycamore, Thomas Barker,
Walla Walla; Great Junior Sycamore,
A. NJ. Watt, Seattle; Great Chief of
Records, J. ID. =. CasS, Tacoma.
Great Musical Event.
Handel's Messiah, the oratorio to
be sung on July 9th, the eve of the
Christian Endeavor Convention, at
Seattle, promises to be a great musi-
cal event. The chorus of l 800 voices
has been training for weeks, 800 in
the Plymouth Church, 200 in the
West Seattle Congregational Church,
and 500 in Ballard.
Pretty Fair Pay.
Toney Miller, of Aberdeen, an
employe of the Union mill, has re-
covered a judgment of Sc, 600 against
that corporation for injuries received
in that plant some time ago. A
former jury awarded a much larger
sum and the Supreme Court re-
versed the verdict and sent the case
back for new trial, with the result
as stated.
Long Voyage by Prairie Schooner"
From California a pioneer of Sno-
hOmish county has just started for
Everett with his wife and three
children in prairie schooner"
bearing the inscription Washing
ton or Bust" This courageous man
is p. J. Gehl, who, accompanied by
his family, left his home in Hartford
a year and half ago in search of
health. 1t is expected that the over
land travellers will arrive at Everett
the latter part of August, when they
will receive an ovation from their
many friends residing near Lake
Stevens.
Dof Rushes the Can
Between 10 and IL o'clock every
night big brindle bull dog with a
five-pound lard pail hanging from his
mouth trots into Ninth street sa-
loon and up to the bar-keep. Nobody
knows the dogs number and nobody
knows his name but he receives the
same treatment as any other regular
customer of the saloon-he gets his
beer and he patronizes the free
lunch. Just rs soon as the bar
keeper takes the pail the dog frisks
down to the lunch man to receive q
hand out" While he is always
friendly when in the saloon when he
gets his pail of beer Mr.. Dog puts on
a look that would scare the bravest
so wherever is his nome he is not
interfered with on his way thereto.
-IdcOmd Netrs.
The chehalis Condensed Milk Factory.
The daily milk product received at
the Chehalis condensery of the Pa
citic Coast Condensed Milk Co. is now
close to 10000 pounds. Over car
load of cream is produced daily.
Several men are still employed at
the plant completing improvements
which the company began there last
winter. Over $4,000 have been eX-
pended in bettering the factory. At
present it employs more than sixty
people. There has been a great
impetus to the dairy business in that
neighborhood within the past two
years, a number of farmers having
gone there from other dairy sections
and bought the cheaper lands, which
are just as productive and more avail
able than in many other places. Be-
sides the condensary there is very
successfully operated, giving the
dairy farmer a choice of markets at
all times