Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-04
Election Officers for the Primaries

The board of County Commissioners
late Saturday appointed the followin 9
election officers for the voting pre-
cincts Of the county for the primary
election September 5:
Bucoda Henry Mize. Lewis Loom
is. John Johnson.
Black Lake-Paul OlmStead, Lee
HenderShott. Michael Neylon.
Chambers Prairic-Hobert Ray
mond, NJ. +. Neat, Dell Kagy.
Gate-Tighe Mounts j. II. ! lien,
\. Gaizell.
Grand Mound-C. G. Morris, J. X.
James. r. I. OBricn.
Gull HarbOr-Wm. Littlejohn, Will
Hanna, Dan Perrigan.
Little Rock-W. 7. Rutledgc, c.
f. Maynard, John McNulty.
Maxtield (Sherlock)-Russcll Burd,
Fred Robertson, Wood.
Mud Bay. T. Young, Swan Sol
beck, r. l.. Howes.
McLane-Peter Mckenzie, George
Aspinwall, l. II. Dye.
Olympia, first ward-t'rank Nc
Fadden, Theodore Brown, Charles
Burr.
Second ward-Lloyd Scofield, John
Mack, w. n. Harris.
Third ward-Scott Shazer, f. C..
Suffer, l. N. Holmes.
Fourth ward-E Q. Robbins, c. A.
Marshall, H. c. F'lagg.
Fifth ward-O. b. Frisch, A. Reed
Joseph FOrstell.
Sixth ward-C. Bremen, Thomas
McLarty, J. F.. Rankine.
Rainier II b. r. Ruth. Theodore
Gherke, l.. +. Davis.
Rochester-F. NJ. Shamblin. S.
COrdcll, II, j. Barnett.
South Bay-Ed. Drewry, Fred
Miller, Fred Moulton.
Tinino-J. Cannon, George Stump
ton, VIM. A. Wells.
Tumwater-H. p. Briggs, Jushua
Banner, Frank Eastman.
Woodland lacey Thomas Russell.
Herman Erase, Hugh Cruikshank.
Yelm-Isaac Taylor, S. C. Patf,
Frank MOssman.
South Union-Al Drewry, ]. F. X.
Miller and Fred Moulton.
Peninsula - Fred. Klam, r. K.
SteetS, c. Christensen.
With few exceptions the voting
places in the various precincts will bt
the same this year as they were al
last election. In the city the Firs,
ward will vote at the Lobby, the Sec
Ond at the City Hall, the Third il
the Union Block, the Fourth al
Avery shop, the Fifth at the host
house on Main and Nineteeth, anG
the Sixth at the Port Townsend
Southern depot.
At Tenino the city hall will be used
Bucoda will vote at Davenport hall
Grand Mound at Weaver hall, L.ttl,
Rock at Cooper hall, Chambers prairi,
at Mount Rainier Place, Rainier a
Morris hall, Tumwater, Gelbach's of
tice; Woodland, Huggins place. Al
the other precincts will use the dis
trict school house.
THE Harrington citizen has this f
say OF the lamentahle miscarriage
OF justice in the Chester Thompson
murder of Judge Emory, severa
months ago:
The cold blooded murderer of Judg
Emory, Chester Thompson, who through
the strategy Of his lawyer father, ha
been turned loose upon the Seattle public
is reported to he bounding Miss Chan
lotte WhictleSey and making lie miser,
bile for the loyal American wife an
mother who to-day is, though the hellis
deed of said Chester Thompson, a widow
We do not believe in violence, but if Wi
Ii. Thompson does not keep his pledg
to take Chester to Florida or som
other part of the globe far removed fror
the scenes of his crime; his farclal il
sanity plea and the miscarriage ,
justice; then the father is just as guilt
as the son.
Amen,
WILL Prosecute PETTY PILFEH
ERs. 1t is said that the merchants c
North Yakima have determined t
put stop to shoplifting, in whic
all classes of people seem to be reI
resented. Hitherto it has been tn
custom to let the culprits, who ar
mostly women. off with repriman
and return of or payment for the al
ticleS taken. 1t has been agreed
however, that the next person caugI
shall be prosecuted, irrespective {
name or social position.
Mrs. r. K. ThOma and son al
home from visit to North Dakot;