Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-07-31

i't't N-l III liIt past WIN u.s.
Elizabeth PcdS". Gu4i HtrDor. MIS-.
lda N"Niang, Collins district, MISS
iii.Ha homes. l}eIlnorc: Mss bessie
Nc' onncI. FarVleW- MISS AZ,
Hubbard district. and {. .. N'''l.t
9chn"ld"r PranIe.
Miss Laura Troy and NeSSrS Dick
and OStrander met with a narrow
escape from drowning. Sunday even
inr. while in a canoe and Jc.ng trans
fcrrcd from the launch Lester -. 10
shore. The accident wa> observed
hv occupants IF the ,adnch which
hai passed on lis way. WhrrtuPoh
Il returned ana picked up the VICTIMS
vino were c'inginE to the canoe.
The ca-c OF Tom Taylor, tried last
Tuesday. for assault and battery on
Roger Ollie, under the impression
that he was party 10 tnr flash
light proceedings for evidence OF
violation Of the Sunday law. and
which had been settled out OF court
by The Interested parties. met with a
verdict from the jury of tine OF one
dollar and costs, amounting IN AL TO
about So0.
Frank Mckinneys new launch
Lucille, was placed IN her native eie-
ment' "Wednesday evening from
Vincent shop, where ITS engine was
installed. the boat having been bulIt
by its owner at his home on Tenth
and Franklin streets. 1t is - teet
in length. propelled by slX-horse-
power Clifton engine, has Il canopy
top and is finished in Eastern oak. 1t
is neat, trim and last, ana the Joy
and pride OF its owner.
Is it any more of violation of the
moral or civil code for a gang OF
worklnen to ply hammer ana saw all
day Sunday on new building I'M
der process OF construction than LOT
saloon to quietly vend It's wares
without nigh the ostentation or BUS
tie incident toeven the lruit Stano or
the cigar shop! 1his making OF dis-
tlnctions IN the law, hsh or one
oifense and fowl OF another IS
what creates contempt OF law and
dlsrespect Tor Its Administrators.
Fred. Cotter writes from Fair
banks. Alaska, that the baseball
team of that city, of which he is
manager, played game OF ball with
a rival team. at midnight, June list
where daylight is practically a ser
ial story in that latitude, at that
time OF the year. Mr.. Cotter writes
that his team will come to the
States, the latter part of this
month and will tour the Western
Coast the remainder OF the season.
He has written Harry Phipps, OF the
Elks team, for game.
Joseph Gibson, of Bucoda, was
run down by an automobile, near
Tumwater, one day last week. His
horse, attached to buggy, becom-
ing frightened at the swlit-nylng ma
chine ana crowded .he Dugsy over
an emoanKment. Mr. "ipSon wa wa,
rendered UNCONSCIOUS py t,e lall
AS usual the shaho ol the aut'
passeu On as IL ho'nlnS nilo nap
peheo' "ith MS eyes et'uen!ly inc .
upon q hisner p,alie vi .ic'ioh l'i"l
'hat vi an h,'',oie oussy uri'et,
man WHO hao " use iiorse ior
motor-power.
Mr.. W. F. Lewis, who has bought
the interest OF Mr.. Phipps, in thu
well-eStabllShed business OF Reder
Il Phipps, will next week take per
s0nal part IN the management OF tn
.ca9e. ne IS eAeeptlohaliy wen ual
lneo !or tle outies, nayins peer
C,aVoiins "sen' loi I'io "os' co"e
Urocery Honpahy the pas' llilcel
years !no IL requires sooo hian u
man 'aln tne eAcel,ent repu.a'io!
oullt up 3v Mr. thlPps anu IN
PARTNER; Mr. joseph Heuer' uurint
.ue cisn' years I'ey iiaVo oecn II
Jus 'neSs' ''uccesS " ''ic he" HILL
J. N. Olson has developed a mani
for theft that shows him to be a kleptO
maniac, if there ever was that excus
: for crime. Since his arrest for ali
stracting tools from the chest of Jos
!, Sumpter, he has confessed to numer
GUS thefts, principally OF tools iron
his fellow craftsmen, and OF quite
haul from the store of Sawyer
Filley. where he was temporarily EN-
plOyed as a salesman during the hOli
=, day season. His home is said t
have resembled a veritable curiosit
shop from the number and variet
OF the articles cribbed from man
| sources.
: According to reports. the cond
ton of Judge Milo A. Root of th
1 Supreme Court. is serious. Afte
: delivering an address before tn
s Press Association at Vancouver. O
his way to his home at Seattle h
was seized with a severe pain in on
: of his arms in the region of the e
= how. There were no marks to ind
cate tlat ne mao bruised the llmt