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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

70 SHOW IT DIDN'T HURr.-The
Republican aspirants, from Mead
down to Constable and from Mead
up to the Congressional and Judicial
nominees. all Tor nearly alp imme-
diately after the primaries began
shouting hozamahs for the successful
candidates. Gov. Mead, who has
been pulling his left leg for the
nomination, in and out of season,
for many months, Immediately an
nounced his determination of stump
ing for Cosgrove, apparently obliy-
ious of the fact that all his speech
making for himself had resulted in
defeat at the primary poll. This
course results in maintaining party
standing and serves the purpose of
the grin on the pugilists face, to
make people believe a Knockout
didn't hurt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

The railroad conductor who touched
of a carload of powder to frghten some
negro loiterers probably didn't know it
was loaded.
The above paragraph is the con-
GLIDING sentence of u column article
in yesterdays Olympian, filled with
fulsome laudationS of the Olympia
Light and Power Company. The
exact connection it has with the
topic discussed. is quite vague and
uncertain, unless the twins represent
the negro loiterers. 1t is diff
cult, however, to connect the figura-
tive symbol of explosion Of car
load OF powder" with the very m lid
dignified, forbearing and tolerant
course of the light and power COM
pany. To carry out the illustration,
it seems that the street-car COM
pany VS. method was effective. whether
they knew it was so heavily loaded or
not.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

THE STANDARD was the recipient
of call this week from +. H. Bloom
ingdalc, Democratic nominee for
County Commissioner of the Third
District. He is u wide-awake, pro-
gressive citizen and an affable gen
tleman, and seems to be thoroughly
imbued with the necessity for eco
nomic management of public affairs,
to recover from the large debt and
heavy taxation that mismanagement
has heaped upon the shoulders of the
people. Mr.. S. Cordell. a Republi-
can neighbor Of Mr.. Bloomingdale,
who accompanied him on his visit,
was enthusiastic in his praise of the
qualifications of Mr.. B. for any Office
and especially the one for which he
is named, embracing the Jacksonian
test of honesty and capability.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18
Notice to Creditors.
Probate No. 1918.

IN the Superior Court Of the State of Washing
l. ton Tor fhurslon county.
In the matter OF the estate Of Eliza A. Libby
deceased.
Notice II hereby given that Willard A. Libby,
the undersigned. has been duly appointed adj
minlstrator of the above estate by said super
ior Court, in the above matter All persons
having claims against said estate are required
TO present them, with the necessary vouchers,
to me personally. or nj my residence in Gull
Harhor precinct. Thurston county, Washington,
within one wear from Friday. August 2lst.
lt0s. the date of the first publication of this
notice. or they shall be forever barred.
WILLARD A. LIBBY.
Administrator Of the estate of Eliza A. Libby,
deceased.
Date of first publication, Aug. y, 1908.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

Az Indian named F.anis Sylvester
lately sold an No-acrc tract OF land
near Cashmere. this State. To Seattle
parties, for SD, 900. 1t had been "
ing idle for many Years, while land
around il had been selling for 81, 900
per acre. The government having
given the Indian permission to sell.
it was soon gobbled up at a price
that is considered a bargain, and the
tract will at once be cleared of the
sage brush and planted to orchards.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

SPANISH WAR VETERANS. - The
Fifth Annual F.ncampment of the
United States Spanish war veterans
came to close last week in Boston.
Capt. Charles \. Simmons, of Roch-
ester, n. V, was elected by one ma
jority over Charles r. Newton, of
Hartford, Conn, Commander. Ia
coma was chosen for the next En-
campment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

1T is expected that in about the
last week of this month, the three
lighthouse boats-of the type Of the
Swiftsure-will start upon their g..
OOO-mile voyage to this coast, under
command of Capt. Albert Mertz, OF
the U. S. Navy. They will steam
along at at a 1O-knot speed. 1t will
require considerable proportion Of a
year for their long cruise. When
they arrive they will be assigned to
duty at several points on the coast.
| limo
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

\ LARGE STANDING ARMY Pro
posED.-It is said that President
Roosevelt contemplates recommend
ing in his first message to Congress
this winter an increase of the numer-
ical strength of the regular army to
100, 900 men. Its present number
is 1000. which is the limit on a
peacc-footing. The law provides that
the army may be increased to $l00,-
600 in time OF need, as an emergency
measure, but the general staff Of
ticers contend that if that occasion
should happen that a large proper
ton of the army will be incxperi-
enced, which would seriously detract
from its efficiency. This condition
arises from the new system OF colon
ial government which requires the
maintenance of garrisons in tie in
sular possessions. 1t is but another
step towards the necessity for estab-
fishing and maintaining strong
government long stride towards
imperialism.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

IT is now announced that there has
been a disposition shown in certain
questions to doctor the primary cleo
ton returns, SO as to defeat Cos
grove, the Republican nominee for
Governor, by recount, and possibly
one or more of the Supreme Judges
on that ticket. The movement
rumor says, originated in King
county.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

Work on the Governor s mansion
goes on. but Gov. Mead will retire to
his obscurity in Whatcom, and this
demontrate the truth of the saying,
There's many a slip, between the
cup and the lip
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18
DELIGHTED WITH OUR APPLES

DELIGHTED WITH OUR APPLES
Thomas A. Edison. on his late visit
to Spokane, became an enthusiastic
booster of our red apples. and
promised to send his son and daugh-
ter to the National Apple Show, to
be held in Spokane next December,
to represent himself and family. He,
his wife, son and daughter were
decorated with the red-appie but
tons and wore the emblems witt,
evident pride.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

COMING EVENTS IN THIS STATE
A County Fair was held at Centralia
this week, closing tomorrow; one
will be held at North Yakima from
the 2Sth inst. to Oct. Sd and at Col
fax during the same period; at Col
vile. from the 29th inst. to Oct
Sd; Spokane, from Oct. 9Th to the
10th, and at Walla Walla from the
18th to the 18th OF October.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

IT is said that Ankeny's political
ambition is a double barrel weapon
of aggression, having fired a charge
of snipe-s shot among the people with
out bringing down game, he now
contemplates adopting slugs for
members of the Legislature. He
seems to think that the power OF
money is irresistible.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

THEY are raising peaches at Kenne-
wick, east of the mountains, this
season. that run barely thirty to the
box. The boxes were large ones
used for the packing and held two
layers of Is each. The measure
ment averaged III inches in cir
conference.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

Nor On TO THE GAME.-lt seems
that Ignatius Navarro, fell into one
of the numerous pitfalls of the direct
primary law, by filing sworn state
ment with the Secretary OF State re-
garding the expenses Of his cam
paign for Land Commissioner. 1t
cost him just s2O5.75 to make the
wild goose chase" without bagging
single feather. AS everybody APP
pears inclined to give the new law 4
kick, the general inclination seems
to be to construe the time for filing
the sworn statement to mean
any time in futurity. The law re-
quires the performance of that duty
not less than ten days ntfer the
primaries palpable error; but it
is so full of such gross absurdities
that it is charitable to attribute to
ignorance its many defects.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

ARKANSAS is another State that
shows decrease of the Republican
vote bymany thousands
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

StItc Senator
J. +. STENFZ.
Olympia.
Representatives,
W. II. kNEELAND,
Olympia.
J. c. CONNIE,
Yelm.
Sheriff
W. P. VANCE,
Olympia.
Clerk
GEO. +. WANTS,
Olympia.
FRED. schooner,
Olympia.
Treasurer
JAMES DOHERTY,
Olympia.
Attorney
F. n. STEELE.
Olympia.
WALTER LONGMIRE,
Yelm.
Superintendent Schools
H. b, McCLELLAND,
Olympia.
Engineer
F.. l.. VAN EPPS,
Olympia.
Coroner
DAVID MITCHELL,
Olympia.
Commissioner
B. l., LITTLEJOHN,
1st Dist, Olympia.
+. II, BLOOMINGDALE,
Sd Dist. Rochester.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

THE Western Union Telegraph
assessment is placed at 1916, 613 and
the Postal's valuation at $40, III, in
tets State.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

MAINE LEADS OFF WITH A LARGE
REPUBLICAN Loss. If straws show
the direction of the wind, it seems
quite evident that the cut of the Re
publican majority from III, SIG during
the last Presidential year to an s, 900
plurality this year shows quite Il
change in the political air currents
The Democratic vote has increased
more than IL, 900 over that east in
1904, while the Republicans show 4
loss Of 1900 votes. The Republican
plurality is the smallest recorded in
4 Presidential year in the past quar-
ter of q century. National Demo
cratic Chairman Mack said of the
result: Maine has always been re-
gardcd as a hide-bound Republican
State and the returns therefore in
dictate clearly that the sentiment of
the people is thoroughly aroused for
the cause of Democracy. What has
happened in Maine, clearly forecasts
what will be the outcome in other
States at the coming election, and |
am now more confident than ever
that Mr.. Bryan will be elected"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

THE assessment of railroad prop
erty has increased about $75, 700, 900
on the valuation of last year, based
upon 60 per cent of the cash value.
The Northern Pacific is rated at $66,
coo, 900, the Great Northern at $35,
400, $50, the o. r. & N. $4,000, OOO
and the Spokane, Portland and Sc
attic at s., 500, 900.
THE Republican nominees for the
Legislature have all announced their
intention of standing pat" for WeS-
ley L. Jones, for L. S. Senator.
Who doubted for an instant that they
would fail to chip in" when the
buck was passed!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18
Gp,>n ESr,ypvFNT G.. \. K.

GRAND t,NCAMPNENT &. \. R
Henry VI. NrviuS. Of Rrdbanll. n }
WIS elected Commanderin-Chic OF
the Grand Army, At its late meeting
in Toledo. Ohio. Colonel Nevius. a
native of New Jersey, was study
inr law with the late Russell A.
Alger of Michigan when the war
broke ont. and enlisted from Mich
iran with the Lincoln cavalry.
Young NeviuS rose to 4 commission
with the Twenty NV York
cavalry regiment and lost an arm in
front Of Fort Stevens when the Union
army was engaged with General
Early. Colonel NcviuS. besides be-
ing twice department commander of
New Jersey. has been a judge and
president of the New Jersey society
The consolidated report of the AS
siStant Adiutant General for the term
tuttU y uilc 0o. tiIt h''Vt ttS'i|td
in time to enable the Adjutant Gen
cral to tabulate them for the benefit
of the next succeeding National En-
campment and it is impossible to
state the numerical strength of June
30, 1908. On December l. 1906, the
members in good standing numbered
229. 1872. On December 81, 1907, the
members in good standing numbered
22j, 49,; net loss in membership dur
ing the year 1907, 4,175. During the
year 1907 the loss by death was 49,
242, which was partly offset by 3, 467,
members, who were added to the
roll by muster in and reinstatement.
TACOMA ELKs HAVE A GRAND En-
Anna Held, the ccle-
brated comedian and prinin donna,
was induced to sing at a Smoker,
held by the Eks, in Tacoma, Wcdnes-
day evening. She was travelling en-
route from Honolulu to New York,
and arrived ria San Francisco, Sun
day. Miss Held is in great demand
for " stag parties, and she is such
splendid actress that she fairly makes
the bald-headS wild with her realistic
work 1t is related that she sang
the little melody Won't You Come
Out and Play. "a few months ago,
before an assemblage of bankers in
New York, so effectively that they |
enthusiastically responded in one
grand refrain. We willr' as they |
started for the improvised stage,
whence she flew out of the street |
ioor and slammed it in their faces.
One of the usually great and staid
business men, returned. however,
waving a garter over his head as u
trophy Of the chase, which indicated
hat the race had been a close and
determined one.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

PROHIBITION THAT DOESN'T Pro
HIBIT. The Atlanta (Ga.) Constttu-
tion says that Savannah city treas
ury will suffer nothing from en-
forcement of the Prohibitory law,
and the process adopted to meet the
emergency has been q simple one.
The city has issued an edict prohibit
ing the opening OF blind tigers" on
Sunday, but on. other days the city
is blind and not the tigers Except
that once in six months, the city
awakens long enough to summon the
alleged eyeless ones into the Re
corder's Office and mildly but firmly
insists upon the deposit OF 800. and
then sends them on their way re-
joicing in another half-year's i'm
munity. BY this process the city
treasury recoups $50, 900 year, that
had been lost through Prohibition.
1t may be said that Savannah made
apparently an honest effort to enforce
the law; arrests were made, but the
courts failed to convict. illustrating
a truth that has passed into axiom
that, the will of the people is the es-
sence of the law. If juries will not
convict, if public sentiment will toll
crate, why should not the city have
its erstwhile revenue. 1t seems to
have made the matter worse than by
the legal effort to control liquor
selling. The lawlessness that ex-
lists is u protest against the law that
endeavors to arbitrarily prohibit.
An economic problem OF deep signifi-
canoe is thus presented.
HERE Is WHAT A PROMINENT Boil
TER SAYs.-J. F. Lewellyn. a pio-
neer citizen of New Mexico, Mo-, who
bolted Bryan in 1896 and 1900, on
account of the silver issue, declared.
the other day, Il used to be a gold
Democrat, and bolted Mr.. Bryan on
his two previous races on account Of
that plank. AS it has now ceased
to be an issue, ] gladly return to the
S,lpnOrt of the chosen nominee of the
party. Many deserted Mr.. Bryan
on that plank, and so far as / know
all will return to their allegiance this
campaign. Bryan has gathered wis.,
dom and experience and he is regard
ed with confidence by the business
people to-day" Mr.. Lewellyn said
Taft would be stronger if he were
more independent of the Roosevelt
influence.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-09-18

Atdtc Senator
J. T.. STENGX,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-18
LA CONSTRUCTION DEL NUEVO
FERROCARRH De COLUM-
BUS A FARAIINGTON
LIN VispeTaS de COnSuluarSe.

Dice el Albuquerque journal CO.
rresp0ndlente al / 4 de Julio;
Que la uueva linea ferrea, de norte
a sur, la cual hara accessible las ricas
secciones minerales y de MADEIRA
del poniente de Nuevo Mexico esta
ahora asegurada, 10 manifesto el si-
guiente artfculo que publica III Paso
Times:
A. Q. Bailey, de Columbus, N. M.
presidente del ferroearriI Colorado,
Columbus y Mexicano, quien ha es-
tado en- Nueva York las iltlmas tres
semanas, atendiendo 4 las finanzassde
Ia VIA, espera llegard hoy 4 El Paso,
tras una misi0a en- que tuvo buen
.6xito.
Mr. Baily telegraii6 4 los accionis-
tas locales del canine en- dias pasados
que habia tenido 6xito en obtener las
huanzas para el proyecto y que llega-
ri hoy q El Paso.
Esta es una de las nuevas Was fe.
rreas proyeetadas en- el sudoeste. Ia
c0mpaiila SO organize 0ltimamente
bajo has leyes de Nuev0 Mexico, con
un capital de elnc1 milIones do pesos.
III propuesto ferrocarril correra
desde Columbus, N. MI hasta Far
mington, N, NJ, una distancla de
456 millas, va Sc han gastado vein.
te mil pesos en- las agrimensuras v
trabalo preliminar.
Los trenes del nuevO ferrOcarril en-.
trardn d III pasu por Ia via del South
western desde Columbus y todos los
treues correran de I'll l'aso 4 Farming
ton
La nueva ruta esta proyectada por
capiaiistas locales, Atravesari par
te de los teTenos mas rieos en- minas,
agricultural Y pastees del estado de
Nuevo Mexico, Y sera construido en-
casi toda su exteueion ii traves de un
pals virgen, rico y productive.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-18
La Campaha Territorial.


III Hon. @. a. lArraz0lo parti0 de
esta el Luues y dcspuaa de una cou-
trcncia con Ia c0nlision ejeeuttva On
Albuquerque, parti6 dc ali para So
nora Mexico, con negociOs persOnales.
De M6lico volyera dreetamente 4
Aiamogordo, condado de Otero, don
de daFa principle 4 su campaila el Ola
y del presentp Los subsiguientes
puatro dias los pasard en- el Condado
dc Otero vlsitando los principales
centros de population Y exponiendo
Ia buena doctrina dem0crdtica 4 los
votantes, v en- seguith proeedera al
Vale de pecos yisiiando los condadOa
de Eddy, Chavez y Roosevelt. 10
dennis del pragrama dc su campafia
personal no ha sido decidido todavia,
Del lado republican, Sc estd hacieu-
do Ia c1mpetancia mis- eitrenua que
amas Sc ha ylsto para anular el pro-
grama de los lefes vlgos que fayore-
zen Ii caulidatura del Toro, y etc
anda escarband0 terra y bamand0
por esos llanOs de Dios. Mientras
que el Aguila Negra anda como Ian.
zadera para arriha y para abaJo y ha
puesto en- m0yimiento todo su poder,
segdn todos los indiclos en- este
c0ndado hahra una lueha titaniea,
Don EugenIo siguo con el sombrerc
atrayesado Y ha lurado por sus bar
bas que no le ganarin el condadO los
lm0c0sos. Eltiene al sop0rte de 10,
viej0s republicanosy leayada su pres
tlgio personal Dbl lado dc Spies
esia Secuuliuo Romero, no obstantt
que el Indipendipnte de que Is q
editor esta por q Tore, y algunos dC
/ lbs cabecillas dc Ia Plaza Nueva y dt
IA Plaza Niela, notabks entire est
jim Daacan, lua Rlyaold-, IoflIons
4 Pedro Antalio Garcia, Io'nss Arint
y otros, m'entms qgc Clsohms et
por los dos como dc c)stdnlbfe.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-18
NUM-. "a

Parece concederse que el Aguila
Negra llevara de SECURE las delega-
clones de Mora, Colfax Y Union, v
dudosa Ia de san Miguel, donde 4
Don Eugenio sc lie presenta la peIea
de su vida, puesto que es por su Gre
ditto como jefe de prestigi0 & infiuio.
En- 81 cOndadO de Rio Arriba esta
tambien metido Don Tomas Burns Y
en- Taos todos los iefes, por el Toro.
En- el condado de San Juan Sc orga-
niz0 recientemente un club de eonda-
do el cual Sc declare por el Toro. De
Santa F6 nadie predice 10 que hara
Ia delegation del condado por consi-
derarse propiedadlde Catron, Y Catrcn
no acostumbra publican sus inteneio-
mes. Bernalillo, Sandoval, Valencia,
Torrance, S0c0rro Y Sierra estan Sc
guros por el Toro. En- D0na Ana
todos los periddieos republicanos sin
exception estan por q. ode mCdo v
de manera" que no vemOs en- que
pueda cifrar sus esperanzas el Rey de
Las Aves, sino es la idea que EXPIRE.
samos algun tempo ha: la de obligar
el reconoeimiento de que es aIgo mas
que par de doces en- eI juego de Ia
baraja politioa.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-18
Alent0 Snlcidarse.

III plrtido repuhliqauo del condado
De San Miguel estuvo 4 punto de per-
der uro de sus mas seguros votos ell
m3rtes de esta 5emana
Barlhel Bauer, un tramp que habia
sido retenid) en- Ia carcel del cOnda-
do, habiendose notado que estaba des-
e1uellbrado del eerebro, trat0 de es.
trapguarse on su zelda con un alam-
bre que at6 q la puerta de hierro Y
del cuaI Sc c0lg0 del cuell0 teniendo
que leyantar los pies para poder que
dir pendiente. A ESQ de las 1880 de
Ia mahana algunos de los presos oye-
ron los esteftores de agonia que di-
manaban de Ia zelda y yendo 4 Ia
puerta vieron 10 que cstaba hacienda
ell suiclda Y dieron notieia q los car
eeleros que 10 renovIeron de su posi-
ci6n con t0da Ia hrevedad possible.
Va habia perdido el couocimiento,
pero por medic de respiration artiil
cial 10 yolvierou 4 Ia vida en- diez o
ounce minutes aunque estuvo sin
con cjmielto hasta pasadas las 3 de la
tarde.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1908-07-18
Un Tramp HechO GirOneS pOr un
Tren.

san Marcial, N. Nj, Juli0 FIN
tramp desconocido fue muerto instan-
tdneamente por q tren dc ilete No.
100 dc Ia via del Santa re, aver por
Ia mahana, eerea De Elnendorl, EN-
esta division. lGl hombrc iba mon
tado sobre la5 yaTilIas y Sc inhere que
Sc s0lt6, cayeudo al suelo.
III superintendent Frank l.. My
ers, caminaba en- o. titimo caro- del
treu inspecciouando Ia via, cuando
vi5 rodar a cuerpo dc ahajo dc las
ruedas dc atris, y detuyo el tren pa
ra investgar. El Cuerp0 estaba he
cho girones Y na parecia sinO que los
cUarenta fargones del tren habian pa
sado por encina del hombre. Ei
hombre fae vlHto durante tres diss
en- San Marcial, pero no Sc encontr6
cosa alguna con que pudlera ser iden-
tilicado. III veredcto de Ia exami-
naei6n del cuerpo fu6 que muri6 4 re-
sultas de un accllente. El cadayer
fd6 sepultado ca Elmendorf.