Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-02-21

Andre" N.mI the first pril. 10
g,nl.cuvu.
Attorney King and PoStma>tr
C.l4uAIgh arr both suffering fror
Wolnd> sustained by cutting WOO
with arr uN. which brings to min
tn.n.t .,il1: Children who ar
Strangers l." thrir u~ri should uo
uuM.i"oi..yd to"iS
MR.. .. {. White who Wa So:
I,r..rd 10 an operation for append
cit,> ii Los Angeles. last Nr-il. j. T.
ported to br rapidly rrcnv,riny
= c.ajn,a that an immrdint" uprrI
i!"n on discovery of the di>rJS" cHn
tr'nitrd largely To success Of tn
rrmrdv
The new 2o-gailon chemical "n@in
had Il trial ON the ruins of the Ram
sly building. which WAS harmed SOM
weeks AGO. on NrSt>ldc. 1t coul'
not however. pat ont the tire, bu
gave some Indication Of Il Successful
result had the conditions been
quick service on a confined fire.
\ force OF workmcn have begun
work On the city dock at the I'ilto'
street wharf extension. which VA
stopped by the t.il>wick injunction
about Il Year ago. y large tlOat i,
to bc built AT It's termination. ant
at hast boatinrn will have adrquat,
accommodation for traffic with th'
city.
Mrs. NJ. Piper died. last Saturday
at her home south of this city. Sh,
was - years of age. and had been il
poor health for some time. She i.
survived by her husband and tire,
children \ son, John, lives ncal
the home OF his parents, Mrs. J
Reese at Rocky Prairie, and Mrs. F.
Roberts in Portland. lntermcnt
was made in the Catholic cemetery.
Bad Schinke, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Vim. Schinke. and Miss Margaret
OBrien. We're united in marriage
Sunday, at the home of the bride 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. OBrien. al
South Bay. Rev. Walter s. Crockct
officiating. \ large number of rcla
tivcs and friends were present
The happy couple are held in high
esteem by all who know them. They
will reside at South Bay.
Gov. Mead has appointed the fol
lowing doctors to represent this
State in the international Tubercu-
lOsiS Congress to be held in Wash
ington City from Sept. Both to Oct.
18th of this year: DR.. Quevli, Ia
coma: DR.. +. NJ. Luce Davenport
DR.. c. y. Smith. Seattle DR. W. r.
Kellogg. Seattle; Dr. James Suthcr-
land. Spokane; DR.. c. J. Lynch,
North Yakima, and DR.. c. n. SUIT
ner, Walla Walla.
The funeral of Mrs. James Me
Dowell, who died Saturday after
noon, at her home on Westside, took
place Monday afternoon, from the
Whitesidc undertaking parlors. The
services were conducted by the Rev
G. Taylor Griffith, Of ST. John 5
Episcopal Church. assisted by the
Rev. J. W. Flesher of the NJ. f.
Church. The floral offerings wer,
beautiful, and the body was laid at
rest in Odd Fellows cemetery.
State Highway Commissioner J.
NJ. Snow mas requested the Stat,
Board of Control to place a force of
convict labor on the Cowlitz State
road in Kittitas county this Spring
and Summer. 1t is proposed to USE
the labor now employed on the State
Reformatory site at Monroe, in Sno
homish county, under charge of Geo.
b. Chariot. He is a regularly en-
ploycd guard and has had expert
ence in using convict labor for road
work.
A trial of George Giddings, step
son of LOrenz Kratz, Saturday after
noon, at the family home, was on
trial before Justice Giles, Wedncs.
day afternoon. The charge was as
sault with a deadly weapon, knife
was shown and it was claimed that
fatal result might have terminated
the family quarrel, had it not been
for the timely intcrposition of the
wife of complaining witness. He
was bound over to answer as charged
to the Superior Court.
The promised revival meetings will
begin under Evangelist Charles b
Allen, in the First NJ. F.. Church
Sunday, and from the report that
precedes him we Judge him to be &
big gum" A series of Cottage
prayer-meetings have been inaug
urated to stir up a public sentiment
to the revival pitch. 1t is expected
that these meetings will be held
nightly for couple of weeks. Mr.
Allen is now engaged in the work al
North Yakima, the only other city Of
the State embraced in his itinerary.
Judge R. f. Sturdevant, of Day
ton, proposes to move to this city
having formed a partnership with
his son.in-law, p. NJ. Troy, under
the firm of Troy & Sturdevant, films
the vacancy caused by the retire
ment of A. J. Falknor. Mr.. S. is {
lawyer of mature experience ant
marked ability. He was seven year.
Superior Judge of Columbia county
and was a member of the State Con
stitutional Convention in 1899. The
Judge and Mrs. Sturdevant are well
known here and will meet with ;
warm welcome from their many
friends.
Some inquiries have been madt
about Mrs. Cathleen Mosher, the lady
who replied in one of our daily papers
to Rev. J. w. Flesher, local pastor o.
the NJ. f. Church, in his recent ar
raignment of Socialism from the pull
pit. The STANDARD is informed sht
resides at the corner of Fourth and
Adams streets, is an English lady Of
good education and well advised or
biblical lore. There have been some
suggestions of a joint debate, if the
consent of the parties interested car
be had. Mr.. Flesher is a talented
man. and is doubtless able to handle
the subject from his standpoint.
The Christian Scientists of Olym
pia hold Sunday services in Rabeck's
hal, beginning at II A. NJ, with Mrs