Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-12-31

i'D>fa ORDER n.uUnS. u.luNrr" 81 from
G.22ln - Is. iad. have b'cu stolen from
III. D>traudrr Pu>tutlicr and our
business men are cautioned not to
accept in trade ar pay cash tOr any
orders bearing these numbers inciu-
>iyr, a> they have been cancelled.
George F.. BirSn. of Ccntralia, did
Suddenly. Tuesday. after short ILL.,
u,>~. of pucumouia TIE is survived
bv widow 4ad a grown son and
daughter. tie had been manager OF
the Lumber Manufacturers Agency
AT Ccntra.ia. since is organization,
Jan. l>t, 1904
The estimation in which DIR. Riley
is held. l. attc~ted Ivy IN incident
that does not fall to many men. y
young woman performed the Hob>on
act of sulutation on a public street
corner ON meeting the doctor Tor the
first time since his return. The act
was applauded by all who saw it.
Isn't it about tine for the inter
urban connecting Tacoma with Olym-
pia was LeuvinE INTO sight? The
Perkins twins began prophcsy
iuL three years ago that 1t would tie
completed " before the snow flies,
and thr snow has flown several times
without the wheels going round.
\ comparative contest for Il slogan
for a prize of $50. by the Commercial
Club, has elected 100 replies. The
one chosen will be announced at the
banquet tonight. BY the way. as
there is no politics in that demon
Stration, how would this " Yell suit
for that occasion: Hay. hay. hay
Olympia. = Rah! rah! rah!
The down Sound motor boat visit
orS were royalty entertained by the
committee of entertainment. Mon
day night. by dinner and smoker al
Doane Cafe. Owing to various de
laws and accidents the visitors did
not get in till evening, but the cOrdi-
atty of their welcome made up fOl
this untoward circumstance.
Mrs. Diven still asserts that hel
Water street assessment matter has
not been adjusted to her satisfaction
which is the reason for her assess
ment being unpaid. Her affair in
this respect, it seems, is somewhat
different from the other owners and
contestants living upon or having
property abutting this street.
August Lamborg, a miner al
WilkeSOn, suffering from delirlum
tremenS, clad in only thin under
ling in the woods near that place
He had been missing since Monday
A party with blood-hounds have
been searching for him, but hope ha,
been abandoned of finding him alive
Judge VIM. H. White, of Seattle
has been appointed Special Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney, to serve Will
and advise the Grand Jury of Kins
county. in order to bring to ligh
some shady conduct of those in au
thority Judge White was resi-
dent of this city in Territorial time
when he filled the position of Chic
Justice.
J. b. Easley died of heart trouble
at Centralia, Wednesday, while walk
ing from the Eastern mill to hi
home. Feeling i'll he had quit worl
for the day. when the end came Will,
crossing the railroad track. Doe
tors were at once called, but the,
failed to restore him to conscious
ness and he died a few minutes af
terward.
The delegates to the Aberdeen La
Dor Convention, to be held or Jan
lib. from this city are: Typo
graphical. W. T. Drips, A. W
Brown; Trades Council, f. G. An
dersOn; BoOkbinders, Elmer f. Jones
Shingle Weavers, j. 2. Nelson, D
Gorham; Painters and Decorators
p. Nj. Kendrick. r. f. Eastman, ant
Mr. Eastman will also represent tn
Building Trades.
Saturday, at the home of tn
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
4. Kelly, at Patterson's Lake. y
G.. Kelly was married to Miss Alv;
NJ. Brainard, daughter of Mr. ant
Mrs. Clarence Brainard, who reside
near the same lake. A large mum
Der of relatives and friends wer
present at the ceremony which wa
performed by Rev. Mr.. Orrick of tn
Christian Church.
Peter Ouelette loses his oyster
land claim in Oyster Bay, based upol
a contention for possession of Ger
tain tract embracing Ii acres as be
ing inside the government meande
line and belonging to the uplant
holdings The court holds that tn
meander line should follow the high
tide line mark. These lands are nov
worth 81 900 per acre. 1t is said tn
matter will be appealed
The Horr residence, one of the
best-planned and most commodiou.
dwellings in the city, has beer
rented by Mrs. Allen Hildebrand
who took possession Wednesday, OF
return of the family from Hunter
Point, where they have passed tn
fall months. 1t will still be devoted
as heretofore, to furnishing first
class lodgings for limited numbe
OF desirable roOmerS.
! The high-school boys are to be in
vited to participate in the censu
enumeration this year for a month
service. between March 18th and tn
same date of the succeeding month
1t is no easy job. and industry, judg
ment and perseverance are requires
for good-which means perfect-ser
vice. 1t will be borne in mind tia
the local enumeration, made by boys
in 1890, was less than 5000.
| Block 49, bounded by Eighth
Ninth, Adams and Jefferson streets
owned for the past score of years b.
the Sisters of Charity, was sold Mon
} day to j. l.. Peters, for $1,000 |
was bought for speculation when tn
boom was created by the Northern p;
cific lOOp-line in 1890, and has re
manned unoccupied, except by tn
tennis-cOurt. till now. 1t is to b
plated and converted into residenc