Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-02

fragrance over mundane affairs for
the noace, that was exceedingly
pleasing. Thanks ladies. Whatever
y"U do. YOU do well
Mrs. T.. T. McCabr, - years Of
age, died Monday at the hospital.
from the intirmitics OF advancing
years. She was the wife OF j. :.
NcCdbe who wa, killed by George
W. Manvillc, several years ago, in a
1ii5> fr-1tr 07c1- i,IT1rft :5tIr leaves quito
an estate in property and some
money. The funeral was held at
1920 Wednesday morning
Mrs. Mary Lammon. wife of the
pioneer Joseph I.ammon. died Mon
day. at her home on Adams and Tn
ION streets. after a lingering illness.
Deceased was born in Victoria. T. G.:
and came here about 40 Years ago.
Her husband and five descendants.
all grown, survive. who were pres
ent at her deathbcd The funeral
was held at p. NJ, yesterday.
The members of Sturgeon Creek
Grange gave very successful enter
tainmcnt and box social at the
school house last Saturday evening
$5l. ID was realized from the sale of
boxes, the bidding being quite cX
citing at times, one of these boxes
selling for nine dollars The Grange
is in tlourishng condition and
hopes soon to have Il hall. Several
new members have been added lately.
The Senate ha, adopted u rules
for its own government while in SEES
sion as a court OF impeachment.
What amount of fuss and feathers in
the management of case that is
clearly proven and confessed and Il
verdict already rendered by the
people. And what the use? The
Senate vote has already been rem
dered by the press. and it lacks scv-
cral votes of a constitutional ma
jority.
Centralia maintains a Summer
Training School for teachers and
others who wish TO take a practical
ltlN tObt ~ Ill tIIt tltIlitil I'll
branches, under the management of
Miss Campbell, Il teacher of expert
ence and ability. 1t is expected that
teachers from all contiguous coum-
ties will avail themselves of this OPP
portunity for qualifying themselves
for thorough work in methods and
discipline.
The interment of Louis Howard.
one of the proprietors of the Green
Tree saloon of this city, who died
at Spokane lasS week. took place
here Wednesday. under the auspices
of the Fraternal Order of Eagles OF
which he was an e nber. The body ar
rived by rail Monday He leaves d
son, who had been making his home
in this city, with Mrs J, ID. Gladney
on the Eastsidc. The funeral arrange
ments were superintendent by the
Eagles, of which order the ceased
had been a member.
Robert Bridges is in the city with
a delegation of the Duwamish River
Improvement Club, to urge legisla-
ton permitting widening of the
river through Georgetown, South
Seattle, and up the valley. AS nc
appropriation is asked, it is thought
the request may be granted if any
general legislation is done. MIR
Bridges was Land Commissioner
under the Fusion administration
some years ago, and the mair
cause of the wise and monte rule
for which John r. Rogers, as Cover
nor, unjustly received the credit.
1t is whispered among the lobby
lists at the State house that it will be
impossible to convict Schively before
the Senate. because other State of
ficials who have friends in this body
will use their influence to proven
any such result, not wishing their Of
fetal records to be scrutinized to-
closely-that some of the lawyers il
this body will hide behind the consti
tuition, who claim impeachment pro
ceedingS are not contemplated
against deputy State officials. Tn,
constitution is unfortunate in receiv
ing so many vital thrustS.
1t is seldom we talk business
for anybody unless we can prov,
every assertion we make, and thi
applies especially to Bettman. in hi
line of Ederheimer, Stein & Co. ,
Extragood' clothing - especial,
that for youth and boys. Its point
of excellence are in material, max
and style, the three points whic
+ constitute the claim of the trade
+ mark Extragood The dealers
the best and leading stores in tn
whole cOuntry-are as proud of thi
r claim as the manufacturers and d.
5 their best for maintaining it b.
5 simply extending the knowledge of il
merits.
r f. J. Estep, now a resident of S,
+ attic, who was score OF years ago
citizen of this place, owning tin
ranch a short distance down til
, bay, was caller upon his old-tim
> acquaintance this week. He ha
spent a portion of the time of h
| dDSeIlCc Ill AltShd, duu SlIlCc II
return from the north, has ais
D visited Southern California. whel
r he renewed acquaintance with NJ
= Avery, once banker in this city
E, partnership with Messrs. Geo. Z
s Barnes and f.. l.. Smith, at La
v Angeles; and Mrs. p. c. Hale. ;
n San Diego. Mr.. Estep's present az
G dress is Ala BOren Avenue, Seattle.
Mrs. Aaron Newell. nee Pea
= Smith, of Aberdeen, has been visi
Z ing with her relatives near Olymp
. for the past ten days. The accom-
lishments of this young lady ha'
heretofore been noted by the STAN
y ARD. While she taught at the Lii
coin school, in this city, before I
y moving to Aberdeen, she becan
very popular in social circles. II
IS celebrity as vocalist was universe