Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-19


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h'"I 10" l"iN''. wa" purchaser r'd
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Key. 5irnhl>S"l, Of Tacoma, Of
l-!di"d al tine FIRST Presbyterian
rn"r'h II thi> city, IN IN" absence oi
10y. IA. VI Hayes NrnddE- IN 'u'
evenings lii' REVEREND gentleman
mace a comparison between Darwin
anu i-'h'".h' VII" happened 10 DE-
"'ru on Inc sane "d'". Inc create I
P'rlioh Oh Inc sermon WAS drN't''i
10 'H' d.NtIHHi|h "I IN" merits "'
'I.' >'Ie'lI'N' RE r''Iidrh''" ny way
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! prominent citizen. in discussing
IA" recent criminal prosecutions
against !. T. Thackcr, remarked
ll4H'' uhu'r 'NI>l'n" tohd' liohS, IL Is
"'.'IE"'t |" T'' al 'iIc merits Vi any
''Iiiiiiial tt>'' because tHr procedure
i 50 toihpi'N; me 9tH'' IS 80 nam
P'r'" III producing tne PROOF. me
|''''rdi '",'i'' irTdf"'iS tnc MUS
nee "i sue" pul""i''T' "'fh9 di>', l"
me INJURY I'll me accused party; ne
'",'>' .l'dnA l""pi' express ''it'h-
S'4NtS '"' me prisoner was Stillty'
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The f"rcStcr> are planning fine,
thrrc-St"rr. concrete building. Gov
erlng their entire lot, which cost
them $4,000, on Washington be
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. 1t
- PI"l"'9P' 10 o,'No'e 'ii' IirSt moor
~ 'u' lo''li9' I,'c S''olo ~ oi'i''S
an" ne '"'ro VIII "e retained solciy
iH' !ooIc purposes meeting room" .,,,
! T'',',-ioo''' ""h' uc' nan ere, me
in"SI pi'i's', 10 IsN ma 'h' Or
'oa VI, ilo1t ''ie I ni''n states DE-
~, -, ~" ~ ',i'' III ','Hh''iT 'li'S one o'
'. ~: ,'' ""Sc '''''''''''T> WI ''l' d
''n C'''S'
lhleVeS stole goods OF an est
mated value OF so from Martin $
hardware store, Sunday night. En-
trance was effected by breaking a
glass III the rear door by which 1t
was an easy matter to simply turn
Inc KEY open the door and walk IN.
mat puts us IN mind OF an incident
IN early times when an old-fashloned
Sai' was robbed ata lumwatrr store.
ne owner expressed his surprise,
10y ~ ,l!''' ~, ''''''''''",'" "ts''iiT'-
y W wv A'''I ,'ic St'' anu P'"cll'S th'
IVY vi " nan Just over '''' strong
ooN where 1t was always hung at
i'- NJ
According to Phil Sklllman : re-
markablc little book. The Strange
case OF Moses Scott. Milo n. Root
when he was Probate Judge of this
county IN 1883, found Scott dead to
all legal interests and purposes and
thercupon ordered his property sold.
W hen Moses returned IN 1872, and
sought to recover it in the Superior
Court, Judge Robinson presiding.
lelt constrained to follow the Root
decision, and further found Scott
lead in fact. Time passes on and
men change with them. Now it is
suggested since recent developments,
Judge Robinson might be more re-
luc!aht ABOUT ioilowinS Mr. Root $
,ct,S'oiis. IL Is also siShlhcaht mat
uoSe "or"oh appeared rs chlci
'o'hsei In opposition 10 Scott :
interests
The case OF the State rs. Mrs. Della
sloane. prosecution for adultery. is
IN trial IN the Superior Court before
Judge IRWIN and jury, Mallory,
hcr consort, IS absent: 1t is claimed
ne Is SICK and cannot be present. so
ms trial had to be postponed: Frcda
the 'ourteen-year-old daugh-
yer OF Mr: ana Mrs. Sloane, yeSter-
lay testified against her mother, mar
rating many ugly details rs to her
conduct with Mallory. while Sloane,
the husband, was away IN Alberta:
Mrs: Sloane was viSlbly affected and
shed some tears, whether OF repent
ince or otherwlSe. Inc husband is
present IN court. IL IS needless to
'ay the daughter SIDES with hcr papa,