Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-05-21

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by Mrs. Jennie ki.mer as Dj,trir,
President. and Mrs IilIi. ird.r'
son District Secretary
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~ d. '' Iui'N appreciates Inc TACT
vi .I' S''"' cAp'hSr Oh jury sessions
- li' taxpayers OF Ihurston county
Inc NrANpNRD extends thanks to
IAN W N!iiia"a; proprietor OF the
wv "'ld o"ia Norh,' Tor case OF
'>."t' S'H1er die' maze hF Hlih'
'""', III our "p'hi"n' "'l.!ll> II not
rAceIS, 'he imported proiIrt Try
H. ana YOU VIII agree "llh Is. thit
IL II .iie orSl beverage, "t tAe klni,
No" nave ever crank.
John W. Roberts attorney for the
bonding company in the Hamilton de
ldI'A' !oh' arrived " edhrSuaE. ana IN
IN informal dlSc n>Sion Oh lianiiity' II
''''s zee" III t',lia'c" til"' Tue pohuS-
men VI ->u,,''ot iaustn uiaS DC
loiiieo' DIS Tue state Auuitor was
supposed TO nave audited the ac-
counts OF 'hal department.
Minnie +. llarkins, who was
rarded 5000 damages from the Sc
attic Electric Company, by the SUI
pef'or Court OF hlng county, Tor
"l'l1ae'S resulting rom orinS struck
~ d rect car "ni'e standing on the
>'Fi's DIT d "aliih@ STATION some time
ago HAS iiao the judgment sustained
lhIS week oN the supreme Court.
The City Council, after making a
formal order to require iron water
pipes placed under the paved streets.
at a previous meeting, directed its
engineer at its last, to investigate
aii' report upon 'ne uuraoiiity OF the
"ooot,i pipcs aS compared with lron'
anu tnaV IL tolhu 10 DE as service
ape OF nearly So as the latter, that
lHei' use DC permitted.
1t has been decided that George II
Thomas post will hold Memorial Ser.
vices this year in the Presbyterian
church, Sunday afternoon, and that
| the sermon will be preached by Rev
r. NJ. Hayes. The regular Memorial
services VIII be held Monday after
noon ana the Grafton delivered by
hev. I. r.. iood OF the NJ. f.: church
ana prooaoly held on Maple Park.
Mrs. Bertha Dobrin, formerly liv
ing in this city, but who of late years
has resided in San Francisco with
her relatives, has instructed her
agents, Otis Il Brown, to take meas
ures to tear down and remove hel
former residence, located on Wash
ington, between Second and Third
streets. since Mrs; Doorlns de-
partnre the Duiidlng has become very
ihuch oiiapioated.
Arrangements have been made by
st. Martins college to hold FielC
Day at Lacey on the 18th inst The
games begin at 8 O'Clock, dinner vii
be served at noon, with a concert by
the band, and games will be resumed
at z and continued throughout the
afternoon. All that is needed is fine
weather to make this occasion
tcl'pHe az prey ous e'ehts Vi the
Aino ny ''ia' coi'ese'
1t Is now CLAIMED that Schlvely car
control 10 votes IN the Senate t.
vote against his impeachment, How
this presumption can be true, i:
known only to Mr.. Schively and his
aids. AS Impeachment will require
~ OF the ~ votes, it will be seer
that the State is vote shy of the re
qulslte number. But then, it may
not be true that the astute politician
carries otate senators IN MS ves'
poche'.
Monday morning. the dock OF thu
Olympia Manufacturing and Building
Company, on West Bay avenue, fel
crashing into the bay. The whar
contained warehouse and a guam
tity OF lumber, and the loss was no
large, but the part that is left stand
ing holds all the machinery of thu
plant, and is OF considerable value
Unless 1t Is cared for Immediately i
IS likely 10 go INTO the pay, as TN
p'.ihs 10 ihSeoure.
In addition to the want of spring
weather, fruit crops are threatened
with destruction by the catterpilla
and bird and insect pests. 1t is sai(
that many fruit trees have alread.
been stripped OF their blossoms. z
Sickle pear tree that stands adjoin
ing the STANDARD office which ha