Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26

IttlrnS ont that Dir ID" Vaughn.
IT," cur"-all doctor and wonderful
Psychologist skipped out after bleed
my numerous patients for treat
Wu'. tbs Ollie" Wa i'm Safe De-
post nai'iing ami h,~ rooms wrr,
'r"Nd"d with Gul.iu.c victims Sly
"fu days past.
TIL" Eagles hold memorial services
at their ha'l columbia iIaiU nrNt
Sunday afternoon. at > O'Clock. and
tire public IL wei a> f.ag."> are in
Y.t"d To attend. The address vii. hr
by Mr.. I.oomiS. who i said to be- on
Of the most eloquent and interesting
speakers in the State.
Gcrtje Binhcimcr is recovering
from scarlet fever in Seattle. where
she Was visiting when attacked by
the di>rd>e. Her mother IS with
hrr. They Will not return for Il
couple of weeks as the quarantine
regulations are something more than
mere uanc in other places than
Olympia
Mr.. Ncthrrcutt, residing At the
corner Of Sixth and ta>tSid" streets,
has recently done considerable labor
IN improving the appearance OF his
premises. The largc stamp, several
centuries Of age. near the place is
+ gradually yielding 10 his efforts and
Will soon become Il thing OF the past
a remembrance OF what WAS but now
/ Is not.
Acting Gov. Hay has committed
/ the sentence of death pronounced
/ against +. q. Iiri,iEtIam for killing
/ his wife at Napavinr in November,
! 1907, to life imprisonment. The
execution had been set for to-day,
! but the usual showing of mitigating
circumstances and lack of prcmcdta-
ton has resulted in the exercise of
executive clrncncy.
Some of our local school teachers
think that the staggering appro-
/ prlatlonS OF our last LrgiSlat urc spell
/ future rctrcnchmcnt; that the com
| mcncrmcnt will be made at the point
Of rrducin. teachers salaries, be
cause a large percentage being wo-
men have no voice in politics. In
Chicago the teachers formed FEEDER
alton. headed by woman, for the
purpose of preventing such injustice.
! Olympia has been selected as the
place of meeting for the next con
vcntion of the Degree of Honor.
auxiliary to the WOrkmcn. The date
is subject to call of the President.
At Tacoma. last week, Mrs Stevens,
of Puyallup. was elected President.
Mrs. Coltle OF this city Vice
President, and Miss Helen Race
of Tacoma, Recorder Among the
grand officers attending the Tacoma
meeting was Mrs. II. &. Richardson.
of this city, Grand Lady of Honor
Judge John X. Mitchell left Tues
day for MonteSanO to hold court for
Judge Irwin who has been hearing
cases in Olympia in which the former
was disqualified. Judge Irwin is al
ways a welcome visitor in our midst.
1t is the aim of Judge Mitchell to
work off and end this class of bust
ness as soon as possible. The Judge $
policy in getting along with court
business as rapidly as is consistent
with the impot tant duties of his Of
flee, is commended.
Captain A. W. Hilton, who at one
time conducted the boat business
now operated by James Doiilemyer,
died at his home on East Eighth
street, Sunday, after few weeks
illness. After disposing of his boat
livery he has been ranching near
Puget City up to 4 short time ago,
when he sold out and moved to this
city. He is survived by a wife and
daughter here and a brother, Capt
l.. A. Hilton, of JonesbOro. Maine
The funeral rites were held at the
family home. Wednesday afternoon.
Five bills have been vetoed by the
Acting Governor, as follows: First
section of the game bird bill; the act
relinquishing the States reversion-
airy right to oyster lands the anti
campaign pledge bill; act creating
two new judicial districts in South
ern Washington, and the bill author
izing counties to condemn rock quar-
ries for bodybuilding material. An
other bill which granted certain
shore lands to the city of Seattle for
Park purposes was vetoed. but the
bill was later recalled and signed
Tuesday.
Judge Mason Irwin has signed an
order appointing attorney Byron
! 10 h., 4
b. Elston, doing business as the
Capital Theater Co., against Gordon
and Ada Mackay. This case had
proceeded to trial last month, when
it appeared by the testimony that
the issues involved the examination
of numerous items of account and d
somewhat complicated state of af-
fairs. For lack Of time to go fully
into the matter, the court concluded
to appoint referee, and by consent
of the parties selected Judge Millett.
The following jurors have been
drawn for the jury term of the Su
perior Court, beginning April Sth
K. W. Gilliland, c. NJ. Dyer, f. Can
aday. $. W. FentOn, TheO. Brown
, A. S. Briggs. II. c. Matson. John
Thompson, Robt. Kelsey. Andrew
Zandell. Jos. Sumpter. II. F. Bet
chcll, W. II. CoOns, Frank Hanford
. c. l.. Crawford, Geo. Stickney, NJ
Bungard, W. ID. Stevens, J. K. Blu
chanan, Chas. Zeller, r. A. Wander
veer, Amos Trolt, J. w. Campbell
}. L. Endlcott. l.. III. POwderly, A. u
= Langworth. ID. O. Smith, NJ. Nc
Phail, John Clifford, Ernest Fox
Fred. Seyfang, c. NJ Baker, l.. K
: Bramsness. c. d. Bolster, II. p
Shaw, f. w. Macarthur, Wallac,
Warren, p. c. Haskell and \. ]
Turner.
RETURNS TO It's WALTON. -Olym
pia theater has again broken from it
@ good resolve to remain dark on Sun
day nights. performance being ad
yprtiSpd for fha payt orJ'e Do,.