Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-01-31


order OF his gong.
Tie" effects Of the Schwin baker,
W." sod yesterday to J. II. Scott
on Il chattrI mortgage. and tn,
furnishings and 4 horse. wagon an,
HARNESS brought 500. which is con
safer. '.N less than ihrdrht. MIR. :
WA> thc u'.iN bidder
Ih" Women Catholic Order -
For >t'rS viii give Il card party thi'
evening. at Olympia Labor Tlur."
"u Au.uu~ street. between Third am'
Fourth. At which progrc>>iv" r,.-ir.
wi.. b. Played. prizes awarded 1n(
refreshments served. All invited.
The Vars intimatcS that thr late
Chief OF Police Coates las been SniIiN
of malfclSancc in Office. in appr"p
rating To his own use several hun
drcd dollars Of Tire ''tN money an,
that an Investigation viii be- 0rd"r",
hy the Counc., IL is next meeting.
February 2>.h las been set as The
time hy H." Interstate" Commerce
/ Commission to give a hearing Of the
rnmpdIMt uf Eastern Washington
uHnnrriucn against the Northern
Pacific. Uf the increased rates fol
humber shipments to Missouri river
points.
.lIdrr Robinson has returned from
a visit Of several weeks in Southern
California. where he had gone f"i
benefit of his health. He is nuti
improved. Before his return h,
made a trip to Imperial Valley
which he declares is an ideal place
for invalidS.
The doctors. after an autopsy on
the body of +. G.. StiXrud, who sc
suddenly died last week. states that
his death was caused by fatty de
generation and marked dilatiOn oI
the heart. Stomach trouble pro
duced paralysis of the hear, causing
sudden death.
Flocks of geese dying northward
have been honking over our town tn,
past few days, which is said to be IN
infalliblc prognoStication Of the ap-
proach of Spring. SO! That goes
without saying; but will Spring be
early or late. is the matter that is
most interesting.
Carl Warnicka. an emplOyc at the
brewery. narrowly escaped death
from asphyXiation. while working in
an immense tank, last Friday even
ing. He had barely strength to
crawl outside and summon aid before
he became unconscious. 4 doctor
was called who applied the proper
reStorativcS.
Alonzo Afford and Miss Hannah
c. Miller of Portland. were married
in this city Monday. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. Hull. the
magnetic healer" who is said to
have subscribed himself q Minister
of Spiritualism, ~ but leaves some
doubt rs to whether he is regularly
ordained" minister, under the law
Real estate taxes will be payable
next Monday. Feb. 3D.. and the per-
iod OF payment without delinquency
will last till May 3lst, after which q
penalty of Is per cent. will be added.
Those who pay before March 18th
will receive q rebate Of 3 per cent.
Personal taxes are payable at the
same time, Monday, and must be
collected before March 18th.
August Danmack, OF Shelton, died
Sunday morning at the hospital in
this city. Burial services were con-
Quoted Tuesday by Rev, VIM. Hob
berger. of the German Lutheran
Church. Many friends came up from
Mason county to attend the services.
He had no relatives in this country
but made many friends in Shelton.
where he had made his home several
years.
Charles Kehoe, a pioneer resident
Of this city. is lying dangerously ill
At the Sisters hospital. He has
made his home for the past ten years
in SnOhomish county, and anterior
TO that was for several years en-
gagged at his trade of shoe making
here. He was founder of the local
odge X. of p, and for several years
l Jealous member of that body. Lit.
lie hope is entertained of his recov-
Try.
The Washington State Glee Club,
If Pullman, will give concert in
Olympia Theater, on Thursday, Feb.
18th. This is their 18th annual tour
md the press is enthusiastic in their
praise wherever they have appeared.
They are said to surpass any vocal
professional or anna
eur, that has appeared in our State
or many years. They are accom-
,anied by Miss Trainor, q soloist of
are ability and an accomplished
and Miss Bertha Seaburg,
'iolinist, who has studied with the
,est American and European masters:
The Chief of police is apprehensive
# an influx OF the disOrderly element
rom the larger cities. and has made
to send the Weary
Villies on their way to other Ravens
# rest, should they attempt to
work" our people. The condition
# these 'er-dO- wells is said to be
he cause of much trouble at Seattle,
nd an officer was this week CON-
Yelled to shoot to kill, one of these
,entry caught in theft who refused to
and snapped his pistol at
is would-be captOr several times.
Gov. Mead has performed a meri-
orious act in distributing portraits
+ our first Governor, Gen. l. l. Stew
ms, to the public schools of the
tate, to create greater interest in
is early history. No better way
ould be devised. Gov. Stevens was
he peer of all State and Territorial
and their superior in
ONE respects, from the fact that his !
ervices were as noted in military as
iyil life. He was patriot as well
= statesman, and died at the head
f the 18th Regiment of Volunteers,
nth their colors in his hand, in the
attic of Chantilly, Fairfax county,
"a, Sept. LIST, 1862.
This is an age of organization.
seems to drift towards
Ombinas. of all sorts. Now IL ia tho