Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-07-10
The GIniioli- Fourth.

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Ths vo,. ~, rnod hYt o.n.c;.'rv
ST. won. tbo. cxI,;i.its or .hn r..,r.,,.
.>.nIn-i+i.,., IT, t,.,1a notto ~.
,hr.ua..r IL, Ln,utirnIlv doco,-,,
jr,etla snr;,,l,lip~ vano, ~ ;r,nros.
til. fact that to This elonapt mar no
attributed the UNPARALLELED excel-
'rYc. IF its nrodn.t Tho ;.o do
imminent rxbibit with forors o,a
other objects frozen in large blocks
OF clear TRANSPARENT leo woS n,oh
admired. Wellcr's shin % feet Iono
built around and movod hr bis o,,to
was one of the hest floats and mi
yorsallv odmirod No+,oor .,.ou.
ferrod one Of his window d;snlavS
including the I,tost fad of Tho
Dircctoire Gown and the lannon's
legend "You can do be,ter If Mott
mans - Tho O1,;o Dal,.;Co
panv exhibited \ mammoth Sa,,,o,
333 feet lone which voS oro of +ho
most uniouc cxbibits The Olvm
pia Soda Works oxh;b;tod IN IN,
mense ice.creom conc and = fine d;s
play of aercatcd drinks in bot,loS
The CIGAR Factory had ~ m
right perambulatinp cioar and Hooe
never one that moved olorn ha,;
zontallv
Mackav & Burr very str;k;rolv Il
Illustrated tho comfort 70 ho dan:.,
from the motto "Don,t u,o,,,.
insured " with y homo On ,rhoo,s 80
real flames lean;nc from .ho w;n
dows and volumes If smol,o cecil
inc. e,,,
'Ao N'iiiiiiioy.
fatnude n Miller, and the Car
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"icn ~ "orh III tnelr respective call
lngs.
Inc Liberty Gar was, as usual, the
hahusomest and best exhibit of ma
tive products. and n close Sooo,d -
+bo+ of +ho NAu vas
.."' vi 'lic CiVic improvement Club.
Miss Mollie Moore REPRESENTING
Columbia in tho fu.. 49,. ~
pretty girls the several States. and
Miss Margaret Eastman renrcsentad
Olympia" in the second Tho
Liberty Car was hauled bv three
span of horses, headed by VIM r
Powe's handsome thousand-dollar
pair of draft horses, pete" and
Kate" which greatly added to tho
excellent appearance of the naroda
Prizes were awarded as follows.
,r float-Glvic Improvement club, first;
Marun Hardware company, second;
roresters OF America, third; Ice wagon.
iourtn.
TT .n9 Weller first.
Trades carts and wagons-Buffum &
wright hrst; Sawyer & Filley, second.
horseback rlders-George McBratney,
nrst.
~. Grotesque characteristic Harris, the
hue son OF W. N. Harris won first.
o represented small Uncle Sam and
VIZ Th very goou.
NJ I Ko: Judges were Dr. Reger, Mrs. +.
NJ Nehnard and ). n. Dezondorf.
The exercises on Can;+o1 Coo
.ou-, va o"p'.oi SQUARE,
ioiloweu, Wnere j. Il. Mitchell preSid-
ed. America was sung with hand no.
comn,r;,uo,+. ~
f'"i.,lloI'' prayer onered by
Rev. j. w. FleSher; the Declaration
read by J. NJ. Wilson and q verv
creditable grafton delivered by S.P
Richardson, of Shelton.
At 800 races on the Seventh street
tunnel were ran as follows:
11-yard foot race. free for al,-Gaorco
r,h1llbrook, first, $3.50; Walker, a Puy-
coward ohs,rua ; 1D' rooo
Kegley, first, $3.50; Gregg Hilderbrand
SeI ,'n 20.
Emil hoffman first sa. Por ~ years: years
second, g; George kase third, and
5osvard 'o threc.,oo,od ~
Kegley and Earl Bennett. first. IS. Fons
Vance Vance and ana Earl Mallory second, 81;
5O.vard girls, rac. a., r maa,oway third
Louise Harrison first, s.; GoIdie Carmen
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