Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-05-01

that the efforts of his talented VIE
will be- attended by a like beneficial
effect. The injunction Man know
,hv,clfr vii! lind new and extend
81 mranin. after listening To TINS
hi.h prir>t"~~ Of the doctrine OF Sell
culture.
The many friend, Of Frank Dicken-
son will regret to learn that the OPP
Grafton performed this week for the
pIrnoSc Of removing cancerou>
Growth from the stomach. was not
wholly successful. The ailment had
progressed so far. however. that 1t
could not be removed. but an open
ing was made between the stomach
and the bowels. that will afford tenn
porarv relief. The patient stood the
ordeal well and i, reported ~ resting
quite easily.
The School Directors have selected
the following partial list of teachers
for the ensuing year. which will be
completed at future meetings:
Charles Briifett. Martha \. tiroat.
Frances Sylvester, Daniel Sechtield'
Florence Havcox. EloiSe Flag. Agnes
Farrell. Margaret Scullev, katherine
Langridge. Elizabeth MatheSnn. Clara
Mcpherson. Maude Chamberlain. Eliza
beth PollorE. Filth Mckenzie. Amelia
Dittman. Bertha Mauermann, Myrtle
Scrnggs. Pearl Smith. Janet Moore,
r J. Thorpe. Jessie BRYANT. Frances
Moncrief. Beatrice NcIIenry. Row NJ.
Porter. Gertrude Cpnant and Lulu
Bailey.
The Olympia Light and Power Co.
have on exhibition Il new style of arc.
as well as ncandescent light, that
eXcels all other means of illumination
except sunlight. The former is Of
1900 candlepower and burns ac-
tually less Juice" than the old
style 1000 arc The incandeScentS
besides doubling the volume of light,
uses about one-half the current to
run them. The improvement con-
sists of using metal instead of a
carbon film. 1t is Il bran new dis
covery and the lamps have only been
in the market few months.
As announced in these columns
some weeks ago, the partnership
that was contemplated between
p. NJ. Troy and Judge r. F.
Sturdevant, late of Dayton, has been
consummated, and the Judge ar
rived Monday to take part in the eX-
tensivc law practice built up by
many years of persistent endeavOr.
The Judge is a lawyer of ability and
well known all over the State, and
his arrival will relieve Mr.. Troy from
the strenuous labor to which he has
been subjected since the withdrawal
of his former partner to become spec
ial counsel for Il prominent Seattle
corporation.
A stranger named W. b. Moore
was found rambling in the woods
near the South Bay road, Tuesday
by Game Warden Whitaker. with
cuts on his throat and wounds owe,
his heart, in very weak condition
from an attempt at suicide. The
wounds while painful are not con-
sidered dangerous. having been in
fiicted with pocket-knife and not
reaching vital points. Mr.. Whitaker
Immediately tclephoned for Sheriff
Connolly who went out with a cal
and took the man to ST. Peters hos
pital. The would-be suicide was
able to give the particulars as mar
rated. He took to the woods Sun
day, pennileSS, coming down from
Summit, where he had been working
His home was Mt. Vernon. He haC
become i'll and discouraged and wan
dered to the woods.
The writer had the pleasure, Tues
day, of meeting Mr.. Jacob Hun saker
a prosperous realty dealer and in
surance agent at Everett, who near
ly half a century ago, was his boy
hood companion in Oregon City
where they both lived. Father Time
has dealt leniently with Mr.. II. an(
not a snOw-h fake dots his hair nor ;
wrinkle seams his face from tina
age which crank Osler says mark
the decline of life-forty years. Sucf
greetings of the friends of bygOn'
age marks in an impressive manner
the flight Of time. 1t seems but a
yesterday when we filled the position
of our children of to-day, and tn
world moves on, generations com
and go and all of earth's aspiration
and achievements are buried in tn
past with scarcely a ripple, except O
such friendship, to awaken memory O
the past. Mr. H. and wife were u
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Andre,
, Chambers, father of the wife.
, Mr.. Grigg, of the Mitchell HOte
seems to have an antipathy to tn
) yellow pest, that is demonstrated a
} times by personal warfare for sue
, individual members of the yellow an
brown race as fall under his di.
pleasure. A few months ago he d.
feated in fine style o couple Of Jap
who had attempted to invade his he
, tel. somewhat after the fashion {
capture of Port Arthur and this wee
a China-boy, going by the Melica
name of Jack Lock, who had bee
impertinent, was landed in the stree
: somewhat after the way that natio
. lost Manchuria. The boy after r,
Towering his legs and getting rul
ming distance from the infuria
;, ed landlord, demanded his wage
n amounting to $28. which not bein
d forthcoming he Immediately repaire
!, to Justices office, and in true CHR
d style. exhibited the bruises an
g wounds in evidence of ill-treatmen
Y Mr.. Gregg followed on and paid IL
It demand of $29 which seemed at ONT
n to act as an emOllient upon all Il
d injuries received, mental and phys
cal.
VI A Chicago dispatch of the 81
v ult., gives an account of trouble
T. John Bowling of this city, former
le engaged in the billiard-roOm al
II bowling.alley business, in which
5 shot two men. killing one of them,
'e dispute he had regarding some i
S. ventiOns he was endeavoring
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