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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30

AT Portland the other day pecu-
liar case of skin, graft was performed
at a local hospital. A patient suf-
fering from terrible burns about the
head, and in critical condition for
weeks, had the cuticle from an am
putated leg of another patient trans
ferred successfully to the blOtches
caused by the flames.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30

1T seems, from present appearan-
ces, that the street-pave contractors
will have no need to label their work
D." Tacoma Made to impress the fact
upon an ever patient and long, suffer-
ing peOplt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30

"A NEW paper claims that its read.
ers do not merely read its first page
and use it to build fire. Oh no: its
SIZE If nothing else, suggests quite a
different use.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30

A PAPER that claims special merit,
from covering great deal of ground
may be likcned to some other things
that spread out when they drop
COw-chips, for instance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30

AN amateur journalist may find
that the self-appointed task of prov
ing what some eminent man has not
said by many words, is not SO easy a
task as to show what he has said by a
few words.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30

THE Spanish army met with dis
astrous defeat at Mellila, ON the 9th
inst, from the Moorish tribesmen.
Over 1000 were killed and 1900
wounded.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30
Notice of Settlement of Final Account and
Distribution of Estate.
TN the Superior Court of the state of washing
/ ton In and for the county of Thurston.
/ re Qua rdianship James Kinney.
ill.,. Il hnr..H,. III Nnn TINT nr lnNiI

In re Qua rdianship James Kinney.
Notice Ia hereby given that DIR. David Mitchell,
Guardian In the above entitled cause has rem
dered and filed in the Superior Court his Final
Account, Inventory and Request for Distribution
and Discharge and that Monday, the 2id day OF
August 1902 at 10 o'clock in the morning in the
Court Room in the Court House in Olympia,
Thur-ton County. Washington, Las been ap-
pointed by said Superior Court for the settle
ment Of said account and for the payment OF the
debts of the said estate aud the SAID wand James
r Kinney aud for the hearing of the petition OF
the said DIR. David Mitchell, guardian, for his
4 scharge as such guardian at which time anu
place any person interested in the said estate
and Guardianship and the payment OF debts oil
the said ward or the discharge of the said Dr. pa
vid Mitchell as guardian may appear and hle his
executions to the allowance of The said nnai nc
count or the payment Of debts OF the said estate
on the discharge of the said DIR. David Mitchell
n. Guardian of the said Jas. Kinney, aud contest
the same. - 80. =,
WITNESS, Hon. John X. Mitchell,
Judge of the said Superior Court
TsEaLl and the seal of the said court Affixed
this 18th day of July, 1909.
" NJ. MUM.
County Clerk and Clerk OF the Superior Court.
Date Of first publication, July 10, 1899.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30
Notice to Creditors.

Iu the Superior Court of the state of
Washington in and for the County of
ThurstOn.
In re the estate of Ellen 7. McCabe, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that AL parties
having claims against the estate of Ellen
+ McCabe. deceased. he and the same
are hereby required To present the
same To the undersigned executor of the
said estate. personally. or AT his residence
near Tenino, Thurston county. Washing
ton, within twelve months from the date
of the first publication of this notice. and
all persons are hereby notified that un-
less such claims are presented within
twelve months from the date of the first
publication of this notice they will be
forever barred.
Date of first publication, July 16, 1909.
WALTER NEYLON,
EXecutOr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30

AND now it is said that General
Prosperity wants fifty regiments to
take Overgrown Wheat in and give
it sound threshing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30
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his partner.
Geo. Geo. T.. Higgins came in
from Lacey yesterday to see TIE
"ehlrA SNOW.
Miss GLADYS Clark, of F.astside. is
eni3yjur a visit from Miss Kathleen
Gorham, OF Seattle.
The Supreme Court has ruled that
clubs which maintain bars mast take
out a liquor license.
Vim. p. Riley and Miss Mary F..
GRAY. both of Seattle. were married
in this city. Monday.
-. I,o,: r., oeDo
dleton, Or, are visiting their uncle,
Ed Ford. on Eastside.
,.,h. L,;~1o, ,.o,,nr man o,,
,>,onnj ~ .ha hra,,ory FIJI and hrol,a
r. lnr - f.w davS aGo
N;s.. Io,o,b;ro uolr,to assistant
c.a.n T;h,ar;an baS %"rnt o AlaSks
n'"'r chamt D, , 90 ,,' ~, 80
va q sun ''> ~ '
Charlie Wilcox contemplates go
lug IS ,'.',' ,ha ",, ON w '''>>
NV ''''0' "'' ''N
Geo. ". Grinner and wife, OF Port
age, Wis, are visiting here. The
latter is Il sister OF }. }. Bremen.
Miss Jennie Paxton, OF l1atti'
Creek, Mich, Is the guest VI "e'
aunt, Mrs. I. HnSSett' IN this Guy.
Professor Elmore Rice. one O
Olvmnia's musical celebrities. visitec
Bremerton last Monday on business
Henry Turner and family have
moved into their new home Just com
pIcted on Fourth and Central streets
sold his 3o-acre tract, near Gull
Harbor. to O. NJ. Durham, for 50,
500.
III, v oo;. h,,.;n ho,
i''o on''o - "e"'i nas 'ns -.
ones, so her term of suspension o
trips is indefinite.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30

Advertise in the STANDARD. 1t
covers Thurston county thoroughly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-07-30

OUR Puget Sound navigators should
know better than to attempt to run
steamer with eighteen-foot legs to
the head of Budd's Inlet, when the
tide is out. 1t is worse at Tacoma.
however. They can dock here when
the tide is in, but at that city the
water is too deep for anchorage when
the tide is out, or indeed at any
stage OF water.
THE procession of vegetables, not
outstanding we have had no spring
or summer to speak of, is we'll under
way. Peas and new potatoes, though
far behind, have come in at last, and
it is said that waving corn is be-
ginning to flop its ears in anticipa-
ton OF a joyous greeting at the fes-
tive board.
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18
UNANIMOUS FOR
 INCORPORATION

The chamber of commerce held a well-attended meeting last Tuesday night for the purpose of discussing the incorporation of Haines.
 A petition was read which was drawn oy Attorney z. K. Cheney, of Juneau, setting forth the advantages to be de- rived from incorporation and the legal authority for the same. The petition will be presented to Judge Cushman at the ketchikan term of court about the middle of October,
 A committee was appointed to secure signers, and it is necessary to have at least sixty bona fide citizens within the proposed corporate limits sign the pe- tition. No difficulty will be encoun- tered, as practically every voter in Haines favors Haines Pioneer Press,
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18
"Ghost Dance"

For Wednesday evening next, the night before Thanksgiving day, the entertainment committee of the local Arctic Brotherhood camp are making arrangements for a "sleet and pillowcase" social dance at the lodge room. As everybody knows, all affair of this kind affords no, only plenty of amusement for the participants. but is q splendid and economical style of masquerading, and diversion requiring little time for preparation.
 The lodges social afflirs are looked forward to with expectancy and have heretofore been successful and pleasant gatherings .-.
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18

nAMP 6lBB0A NO. 25, Arctic Brother |. hood, meets every Monday night O in A. B. Hall. corner Second st.
 and Campbell ave. at 8:30 o'clock. Visiting Arctics cordially invited to att tend the meetings ofth Camp.
 PHIL GALLAHER. Arctic Chief. J. RUSSELL WALLE. Arctic Rec.
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18

he continues his unpopular ecutive this country has had
 After Taft had deliberately aided and abeted Adc and the other leaders of passage the tariff less than betrayal of the put Repub- can party after he had hdered Pchot had offered eral Senator Oregon; after be tried bolster the reading and other nsugen of the ill of these things surprise to krow that Taft doesn't favor home rule
 It show the alaciousness of Tas argument Alaska has white population about people rough than of these people edents like Nome, Fa bnk Juneau, Wrange, Ssagway Witt, voting restrictions properly drawn difficult exactly mig ratory population would control the
 Tue people of Alaska 'gambes
 late Milford Hcgga whisper in the halls congress They vicious chronic law breakers In people
 better class throughout than similar number be found ill the numbers in the
 The pionee of Alaska, the who have broken trails found hidden wealth. those who have make homes and ve the business and people all classes small their government. They believe that when home rule granted Philippines and Porto Rcan that native should have the consideration by congress has been without bad features legislature such has been proposed would bean good tlng Alaska reasonable o jectio,s against
 Taft declared against home We expected of bis bureaucracy would on additional opportunity strengthen the machne Bu, it vii. hardly find much among Aaskansbarring group of the throne and worship with ward Washington -Skagwav Alaskan.
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18

The Cordova North Star of Oct l3 in discussing the possibility of early railroad building to connect the coast with the interior of Alaska, contained this paragraph
 To people, the mention of Falcon Josin Panama Valley Railway will surprise when mentioned possible road But Mr. Josn has declared that he would bud if the would aid by bonds and in view of President Tas recent declaration looks though congress might be induced grant favorable legislation this coming session Mr. Josn has surveyed from Tanana the Tanana rver past belt of the White river and through Rainy Hollow Skagway terminal point Alaska He declares this the most feasible routes for reaching the great interior waterways
 Due credit must be accorded MT. Joslin for what he accomplished in railroad building. Without and without reputation successful promoter by sheer force of character he has done something worth while. But whether he failed to he lacked strength upset the plans of powerful business interests from what he has missed opportunity greater than falls to most men, and greater than likely to fall to him again. the opportunity of personal greatness in the development of his chosen country.
 In 1905 f instead of expending his and energy in the he did, he had employed every in building from the Yukon river Cinema distance not to exceed 12O miles, he would at have made himself ter of the entire business of the Tanaa and would have prestige today that would put him far in the lead in he wants engage in coast construction Not only th:s but he could have been of immense benefit the people of the Tanana valley in aorng them cheaper and rei able transportation than they have had for be haul by rail could have approxmated in cost in loss and vexation that by steamer up the Tanana river.
 The true with regard to the coast work the Alaska Central exceptng of course that the engaged in that work primarily endeavorng to coast n eress The great riches of the Tanana mines justified activity in railroad work that nothing but the policy of centraation and obstruction that governs modern bus could have hindered.
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18
Mrs. Mccormick Dead

Lucy, the wife of Ed Mccormick, who lives on the Yukon twelve miles below Rampant, died week before last, of consumption.
 She was one of the best-known native women around Rampant, in the vicinity of which she had lived ever since the camp was established. She was mar ried to Mir. Mccormick four or five years ago. and it is through his care that her life was prolonged, she having been hopelessly sick for some time.
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18
Enjoyed Hunting Trip

Billy Burnyeat on Thu sday las' escorted Mrs. Burnyeat and Mrs Tiffany to the third island, south o1 town. oil a hunting trip. They re. turned in the early afternoon witt, five fine birds, three of which hac been brought down by Mrs. Tiff fany. The party also saw rum Der of rabbits, and although they did not bag any of them they snrely "scart 'em" plenty, for the rabbits ran away like the sanhill. #
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18
HlNTSFOR HUSBANDS

Allow me to submit few conf dential hints for husbands. Wives may read them. too. and paste them in their husbands hats. if they will
 Never say good morning to your wife or children OH arising i'll the morning, or goodbye when leaving the house: You might be ccnsd cred affectionate.
 Never kiss your wife or children as this would show you loved them.
 Never be seen on the street with your wife; or if compelled some times to walk with her always ell deavor to be ill the lead a few steps, as this always gives the general public to understand you are the only authority ill that house.
 Never smile; you might crack your face As you enter the house. always make it point to heave a long drawn-out sigh. It sounds so pl easant and makes the family feel 50 cheerful.
 Never speak a word during the meals, or if you should do so, be sure to say. "Is this all you have?'' Point your finger at that which you want, or better still, help yourself by riding over the table with fork ill dangerous attitude. ..~.. .. Never ask a blessing on the meals. for tbis would not be il, keeping with the rest of these rules and might finally lead to all intrac tion of them. --.~.
 Never exert yourself in any man. mer ill assisting your wife with her work. This indicates temininity; and besides, haven't you already worked six or eight hours at least, which she has only worked IS or 16. To assist her might make her lazy.
 Never forget to tell your wife that man was made first, and supe- riority belongs to him, and that all your ills are chargeable to woman kind. --.. ..... ::
 These rules, faithfully observed, will make home hot place. FIX. AN OBSERVER.
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18
4 Useful Citizen

Tie following advertisement ap- peared recently ill Kentucky weekly; his versatility is delight full: his life is surely free from the grind of which a large fraction of mankind complains:
 Know all men by these pres ents that I Shadrach H.. Armstrong, have coal oil for sale at IS per cent per gallon. Some say it ain't good oil, but say it is. l will also tie your bToomcorn, one half for the other. l crush com every Thurs day by tollgate. Turkeys picked very prompt any day of the week. Horseshoeing speciality at six-bits around. Watch and pistol repair. ing guaranteed. Shoes fixed and ax handles made for IS cents. Will teach southern harmony and tue fiddle combined for s mouth. Pic lures enlarged by a new process. and my hot tamale and hair oil re- celpts for $50 days for ,25 cents. Haircutting only on Saturday even- ings, 25 cents per head. A good stripper COW for sale. Rufe Lang ston is my attorney and my terms are cash--6rst, because know you; second, because don't know you."
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18
A Catechism

"Why do we send missionaries to the savages?"
 ITO civilize them"
 'What good docs that do them?" "It educates them out of habits of idleness.
 And what then?"
 "They go to work"
 "What do they work for?" "To become prosperous and rich"
 "What good does prosperity do them?"
 "It procures them leisure and comfort. :"
 (Which was what they had be- fore you started stirring them up. What the use.-Cleveland Leader Job Printing at The Leader office.
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18
THE HELPING HAND

1fyoure climbing the heights you're rising day by day. all the world is fu of wights who will help They will cheer with strive toward the sky, calling bully irridecent They will throw large bouquets along path they will load down with bays you give them half chance Of your m
 treated like king chamber to tile If you're jogging down slope pace that beats the band do not journey with
 ope.hre is still te Helping Hand Folks will help yougoug down they'd help they will drag by gown they will push you with their they will guide the where the human weck putt they will cheer till sleep with the bowwows te oot Choose then choose the path you'll read Paths descending paths that ~ to the abyss of the dead the garden of the skesa lred with joyous bands reaching forth grasp gown holding the willing hands, glad to help you up down! Walt Mason.
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18
PRESIDENT TAFT ON HOME RULE

Placed ill position where he unable equvocate, Taft fairly in his Seattle speech Thursday to the cabled petition from the Alaskan stated he opposed granting Alaska Of territorial government
 President Taft the usual treadbae opposing home rule He said the population Alaska much and that the mining with migratory population would control elections He continued e believed Alaska should goveIne by special bureau Washington would legislation to this eud. ..-s
 We glad that President Taft has made himself perfectly plain this issue His stand naturally enough disappointment surprise President Taft has only been in office six months. but during that time he has those believe that playing politics frst a and all the time Mary people thought Tat going be second Roosevelt without the brass baud trim miugs instead he proving be reactionst the first
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18

Past Grand Arctic Chief, C, R. Corbusier, formerly of this city. acted ill the capacity of keeper of the outer tol!gate. MT. Corbusier is member of Hot Springs Camp No. oA.
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18

The court of appeals of the District of Columbia on November affirmed the decision whereby Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell and Frank Morrison must terms of i'm. prsonment for violating injunction of the court by hitting the publication of the of the Buck Stove and Range Company in the unfair list of the Federatonst the organ of the American Federation of Labor.
 The time will probably comeand it ought never to the officers of employers association will be sentenced to prison for blacksng employees who tematicaly seek to injure their employers.
 The time ought to have when the officers of of employees association would be sentenced to prison for listing employers who systematically seek wrong their employees
 In such the individuals who constitute the gen. era public competent than the courts to decide the rights and the wrongs that enter into the situation
 good many Alaskan newspapers have offered for President Taft in his stand against territorial legislature the assumption that he is ignorant of the situation of Alaskan affairs After mature thought in the premises it to that it is credtab]e to the President to attribute his the exigencies of pot- cal rather than to ignorance the subject of which he speaks and of which there appears good reason why he should not have informed himself.
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18
''corby" Was There

At the big meeting of members of the Arctic Brotherhood ill Seattle at which President Taft was made
Tanana leader., 1909-11-18

The Leader is on sale at the post office lobby.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01

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bate: Sriebrid 2arian nno oen per-
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-01
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