Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-08-06
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KS a specimen of the ironical twist
given to serious matters by our pres
ent city government, it will be noted
'ilAl aIter Mr. "uiperSon mao Cd
,a,tcu judgment against the clty' Tor
"teeh ooliarS DaIahcc' ana costs
anu attorney 5 zee oue nun IN settle
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MAJ Is tra'e, instead ol payment win
aPoio?IPS LOT dciiv' us judiciary
committee reported tne cia'm pack
WIN ,le recommendation mat II d.
IL IN lne next tax levy: YER
n.y. such VIII Is lalrly astounding
1t is nice to be a public official in
receipt of Il fixed Income of five. ten
or twenty dollars il dav. The in
cumbent NAV take vacation and
his salary GOES right on inst the
same, while the business and labor
ing men do not enjoy any such bless
ing in kind or degree. the profits
and wages Just stop at such times.
Affairs might be better adjusted in
this good old world in which the sun
shines and the rain falls alike upon
the just and unjust, but fixed salar-
les in official life are not subject TO
this law.
\ oueer carso for \ STRIKE ;S r.-
por.ted at Bucoda The miners threat
en- to wall, ont unleSS Mrs W;uol,.
owski is removed from the town
She is the woman committed for
trial on 4 statutory CHARGE who 30.
turned to her home and beoan set.
ting up a rough-house" from which
a free fight resulted. Sheriff CASTOR
was notified and the beligerent wo-
man now pines in Jail. She declares
that on release she will 90 to Ia
coma and marry the correspondent.
apparently oblivious of the restraints
the law imposes upon people already
married. She will find that one
hubby is cnoughski in this country.
Mrs. Frank Esbom of Cato has
been held to answer for obtainino
money under false pretenses in the
| Superior Court IT. seems that Wal
ter G. Shotwel. when he went 70
Alaska. left his three year.old dauob-
ter with Mrs. f.. at a Stimulated price
for care and board. She wrote him
that the child was i'll and that she
had incurred bills for the doctor and
medicines amounting to 500 When
Mr.. ). returned he found that the
child had not been i'll and that nc
such expense had been incurred.
The defendant admitted in the lower
court that the facts were as alleged.
1t is reported that at the rcccn,
meeting of OLYMPIA Socialist local ::
large majority of the members nres.
ent agreed to recognize W II Wav.
nick as Temporary State Secretary q,
the party until the present compli.
cations shall be finally settled by the
national committee. This poSition
was contrary to that of Herman
Meyer. who attended the recent Ev.
erett Socialist party convention nc
delegate from Olympia. Mr.. Meyer
claims he does not want any middle
class Socialism, of the Mills and Bur
CESS brand; and says he stands out
for unauthorized Marxism, rs inter
preted by Leibnecdt concerning
party tactics and political trading.
| Councilman Conner's ordinance
closing up not only all the saloons
but all other places where business is
done. eycentinp druostoras l;vor,,