Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-10-08

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The Lincoln Grammar School Of this
place. however. went down 10 defeat.
the same day, AT Lacey. with -.
Martin boys on record %. u 10 i
for the latter
y new general store opens to-
morrow in the building Formerly uc-
cupied by ]. r. kearnry. 1t comes
from CcntraIia. is owned 10y |. VI.
Citn"r. who says he has Come 10
stay.
The property owners on FIT.
street, between Washington and
franklin. have applied To the City
Council to have the wooden b.ocn>
for street-paving changed H. brick.
The impression very generally pre-
walls that the brick is much super
lor III many respects 70 wool.
Roy Smith, formerly Of this city.
is visiting old friends mere. His
home is at Wendell, Idaho. al which
place he is engaged in the mercantile
business in company with 3 NJ
Price, WhOSt wife is sister III Roy ;
mother Mrs. Ida b. Smith. who was
for a long time in the photograph
business in this city.
The Puget Soand District Court of
the tribe OF Ben EIur. held very
Successful convention in tins city,
Wednesday, closing with a banquc,
in the evening at X. of T.. hall, at
/ which 100 covers were laid. Aside.
( from the routine business the day
was spent in a trolly ride to Tum-
water, and visit to the State Of
! tirerS
Frank Kaler, son OF Councilman
kaler, of this city, was seriously in
jured in trainwreck on the Co.
lumbia river road between Portland
and Spokane, Tuesday evening. Mr.
H. left last evening for the bedside of
his son, who was taken by the com
pany to St. Nincents hospital at Ia
coma.
An alarm of fire this morning was
caused by the ignition of pile of
sawdust on platform in the rear
of the gas-works. 1t was doubt
less communicated from the Stacking
of d barrel of lime adjacent thereto.
\ well-directed stream by our hose
men soon removed danger to this cX-
ira hazardous property.
The suit for $4,000 damages insti-
tuted by James Lasityr against the
city, has resulted in a Judgment for
3d. 800, and the City Council pro-
pose to increase the amount by car
rying it up to the Supreme Court.
1t is a case that is not likely to down
at anybody's bidding Mr.. Lasityr
has lost permanently u trade in
which he was able to make a com.
Portable living
Lue Vernon notes the fact that
Mrs. l.. +. w. of Olympia" has an
advertisement in the Tacoma papers
for a competent woman to do house.
work in small family, and asks why
she don't patronize the Olympia
papers. That s easy. She orders
her groceries from Sears & Roebuck
of Chicago. and is doubtless i'm
pressed with belief that foreign
goods are better than home products
Clarence V. Boone has returned
from Lewis county. During his six
weeks absence he was assisting his
brother operate a threshing ma
chine. He reports there are many
well-tO-dO farmers in the localities
wherein he has been working. Some
OF them, however, are dissatisfied
with the present management of our
State government. They think they
are not getting adequate returns fol
the energy expended in their under
takings.
Stella Lillian Van Pelt, the two
year-Old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Van Pelt, of this city, de
serves so have her name spelled il
full. if she is somewhat short il
years of experience, for taking thu
beauty prize for babies, at the A.-Y.
P. exposition, Saturday. The Var
Pelts live on the Parker place they
lately bought OF that estate at Priest
Point, and the baby" is therefor,
entitled to class with ThurstOl
county products.
Arthur Conner. while assisting il
pulling stumps on land near tn
pumping station, was killed Tuesday
morning by the recOil of a cable tina
had been hauled taught by q donkey
engine in that work. The victim il
newcomer, and leaves a wife ant
two children. He was taken to St
Peters hospital where he soon ex
pired. Conner was about 30 years
Of age. The sympathy of tn
whole community goes out to tn
sorely afflicted family.
1t seems we do not have to 90 t.
ancient history to find the eg
gregiOus blunders of the Twins. Tn
Recorder. one day this week, CAV
out the information that Mrs. PHILLIP
Moore, President of the Federation
of Woman's Clubs, was to be tn
guest of the Woman s Club of Seattle
and deliver an address. The fact i
that it is Miss Janet Moore, tina
ably fills that office, and that tn
I estimable lady named passed from
: Earth many years ago.
Olympia Lodge of Masons are cen
sidering the proposition for selling
the front 80 feet OF the propert,
owned by it on Eighth and Mali
streets, and moving the presen
lodge building to the rear part o
the lot. 1t is the first Masonic lodg
building in the State, and is to b.
kept as memento of the first lodge
The purchaser of the front part O
the lot will be the Scottish rite lodg
of Masons, and on it they propos'
., erecting a $4,000 Masonic temple
the finest in the State.
Charles Wellskowski, proprietor O
a confectionery and cigar stand a
Rainier, and Fred Gense and Law
. renee Gibbons, were brought in Mon
day and arraigned before Justic,
Giles charged with gambling-th
former as keeper of the resort ant
: the two bows, both minors. as as