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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR
Aged Man Lying Near Track
Struck by Step
rSe.~;ol D;sooick 10 The Call
[Speciol Dispatch to The Call

HOp<etos z>sSP0sc" :" "@ sJ
NAPA. Sept. 1o.--Marvin Fuller. an
aged civil war veteran, died wednes-
day as a result of injury received by
being struck by an electric car.
The accident occurred at Bowman
station. between Napa and YountvfIle.
as the car was speeding northward
Tuesday evening. The aged man had
lain down beside the track. his posi-
tion being such that the motorman did
not see him until the car was almost
upon him.
AS the car passed the victim raised
his head and the carsteps struck him.
crushing his forehead and fracturfng
the back Of his head. He was "A years
old and worked on> Bowman ranch.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11

Maple Ha1l-Polk anA CaItEerRla sta.
To rent to fraternal orders. socia1s.
wedding. entertainments; best accom-
modations in city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
HARTMAN WILL
REST IN ARDEN,
LOVED SO WELL
Funeral Arrangements CompIet-
ed by the Sorrowing Fam
lily of Dead Financier'
Pastor Tells of the Generous
Deeds That Carried Joy to
InnumerabIe Hearts

l'eing held at exorbitant rates for use
sunday.
seventy men toiled on the Arden
hillside in the pouring rain all day
preparing for the funeral OF their late
employer. Six We're blasting grave
from the solid rock of the private
graveyard 3ear St Johns church; the
others were smoothing the three miles
Of road over which the body viii be
csrried to its last resting place. All
The afternoon the stiffness OF the green
hillside was broken by the noise OF
explosions. The grave IS being blasted
and quarried out of the blue stone
which lies but few inches, below the
surface of the ground.
Until the death certificate is filed
with Z. p Fitch. the town clerk at
Highland Mills. there is no way of as
certainsng the verdict OF Hartman 5
physician DR.. w G. Lyle
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Lovett's Statement

Judge Robert S. Lovett. considered
aIsrriman's chief business and legal
adviser, explained today his policy of
silence which baffiea all seekers after
confirmation regarding Harriman's-con-
uiti0n. He said:
Mr.. Harrimau's life was so inter
woven with Wall street and financial
fairs that any change in his con-
uition zrould have affected the finan-
cial world. / thought il advisable not
10 run. the danger of misreprese sentation
and So said nothing about his condi-
lion. ANY STATEMENT one way or the
other would have been misunderstood"
Partly from Judge Lovett and partly
from Charles T. Ford. superintendent
Of the Hartman estate, il was learned
Today that the extensive work on the
estate planned by Hartman during the
last two years will be carried out ac-
s-or,5inr 10 his wishes
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
nnowvna eueprNnrou,

If you're out Of work put an ad in
The CaIfs Employment Wanted col
umn. 1t will help you secure = position.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Vienna Physicians Diagnosis

a Vienna dispatch declaring that DR..
Struempel diagnosed Harriman's COM
plant as cancer was shown TO Or. Nc
Guinness tonight at his rectory.
I never heard cancer mentioned. by
any member Of the family" said the
clergyman 4 do not know whether
or not DR.. Struempel acquainted Mr..
Hartman with his diagnosis of cam
cer.8
Dr. McGuineSs insisted that up TO the
day before Hartman died his most
sntimate friends believed he might get
well
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11

BROKERS eUGPEJD-Louisvile. KY, Sept
10 The suspension Of f. r. Paine Co.. a
sfock Brokerage nr7n u3fh New: York and CHI
caRo connections. WAS announced today Paine
says that none Of his Customers win lose any
thing
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Trains Will Stand Still
Trains Draped in Mourning

AUGUSTA. Ca, Sept. 10.-Trains into
the city and some over the Atlantic
Coast line and the Central of Georgia
railroads bore crepe draperies in mem
ory of Z. H. Hartman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-12
What to Teach a DAUGHTER

Teach her tha, no, orl,. ru., 81.
love her fa-hcr and u,ntLH. h", l.,,, '
or them in word and dnnd ' ''0'-
Tha, work is worthy nIY.,,, y,l.r
il i we'll dorn ~ - ~ ~ Il
Tina, The ynIir If u,,r.,. !, inns. H..
GOOD il will DO in life hnt tIa, ~,
ou.ht to know and annrn.;at,. Nj.
va.ur.
That rL,. ua, wb, ,,.,.l,,.s g., ,,......,.
her is tine one vi.n tells her So .nG
IS w.llinr to vu,l, fin. hnr and nn,
the on. who wli,n.r, ,iI,,. ln.'
>prrchc. and forurt> tL,, r,a,, ....-ns
To- bc men when IL,v have nn nn;c,.,
in life.
That hon. Lcc, ,,,cI.,. :; ..r.,...,..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-12
SUM MONS.

i the Superior Court of the State Of Washing
L ton for Ihurston Comfy.
W: j. Jeffrey and Phoebe Jeffrey. his wife,
Plaintiffs. vs.. Frank Warner and Pollen War
ner, hir wife. and J. W Baker and Iulu Hak.r
his wife. Defendants.
The state of Washington, 10 the said Frank
Warner aud Pollen Warner, his wife and / "
Baker and Lulu Baker, his wife. defendants
GU snd each OF you are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty DAYS after the date of
the hrst publication of this summons 10 wit
withln sixty days after the 18th: day of DC
tober A. ID 1909. end defend the above entitled nc
lion IN the above entitled court and answer the
amended complaint of the plaintiff herein and
serve copy of your answer upon the under
signed attorney for plaintiff AZ the office below
stated: and IN ease of your failure 50 to do
Judgment will be rendered against you accord.
ing to II. demand Of the amended complaint,
which has been flied with the Clerk Of the
sam court Thls Ii an actio " herein W. j. JET
Trey aud Phoebe Jeffrey, his wife, are seeking %
iortciose mortgage On that certain described
real property as is set out IN the amended com
plant, 10 wit the north half OF the north half of
The south half of the northeast quarter Of See
II, Twp. Is. y. r. West. ". NJ except acres
at the east OF The said tract heretofore conveyed
To Alex Biackwood; also commencing at the
northeast corner oil the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter Of said See Is thence west !
rods; thence south ~ rods. thence east rods,
thence north ~ rods To place of beginning
That the plaintiffs demand Judgment further
That the defendants and all persons claiming
under Them or either of them subsequent TO the
nlihs OF thc las peudens of this action may be
barred and foreclosed at all their rights claims,
liens ana equities in and to the said mortga se
premises that The said premises be sold accord
ing Ia law and the money arising there from
Drought INT" The court. that the piaiutiT may be
phld the amount due ON the said notes with in
ttrtst AT The time of each payment, the EXPENSES
OF the sale and the costs and expenses of this
action together with the reasonable ATTORNEYS
zee NJ lar as the amount of such money is prob
ably applied thereto will pay the same that the,
neiehuaht- VIII be adJudged to pay any detci
ehcy which may remain after applying all of
SAID money aud that the plaintiff have such
DINER ana iurther relief or both in the premises
as shall be sufficient aud equitable
GORDON MACKAI.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
7. u Address; Columbia and Third Streets,
olympia, 1hurston County, Washington.
DATE OF first publication, Oct II, 1909. It.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

y the superior Count of The state ui Washing
/ ton IN and for the County of lhurstou.
In r. the estate of Charles Anderson, Il,
ceased.
Nu.ir" i hereby given that M1r-arri
Anderson has been appointed toy tGt
Court administrators OF ia" state OF the
said CAtrlt> Anderson, deceased. titi AN
PERSONS having claims AGAINST tt.. said
Charles Anderson OF his estate. ar. here
br nplIItt to present thu edtI" io tue NV
,cr>' -urd presumably 1t her rel ;,.l.,
near Nh"rl,ck, Washington, or personally
Wherever She may h.. lUund. or I" her n
lurucH>. Troy 4 SturdcNaut, IN O.Nm. j..
Washington, within lively" months from
the date OF the first publication of tins
notice or the same will he forever barred.
Date OF first publication oct - lH@.
MARGARET ANpER>ON
administrators with the viii annexed ~
the estate of Charles Anderson, dt
ceased.
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NOTICE.

| The superior Court of the State of Wash
lnSton. IN aud for the county of Thurston
In the matter of the estate of Frank Dickinson,
deceased
Notice l. hereby given that on October the
2:d, 1909. L. r. Duval administrator with will
annexed III the above matter filed IN the above
entitled court his final report therein and a
prayer Tor settlement of the same. and his dis
charge ns administrator OF SAID estate, and that
by order then made the said court did fix Mon.
day, The sth day Of November 1909, at the hour
of 10 . clock A VI, IN open court, in said court
M the time and place of The hearing OF said final
report aud petition and that Mt said time the
same will be heard aid that ali persons in In
tercst are required On or before said date and
time Ia Tile any and all objections or exception
They may have. or at sad time show cause II
any they have, To the taking of an order pass II.
such final report and discharging said admins
traitor.
WITNESS Hon John X Mitchell Judge
OF said Superior Court, and th. Seal
SEAL of said Court affixed this 2l-t day of
october, 1909.
W. VI. MUM
County Clerk and Clerk of the superior Court
Date of first publication, Oct. ~, 1919 II
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In the Superior Court of the State OF
Washington in and for the County OF
Thur>tOu.
In the matter of the estate of William
W. Mckay, and Anna Mckay. decca Std
Notice is hereby given that application
has been made 10y petition To the above
entitled court by the undersigned admin
iStrator of the above named estate for an
order To sell, of the real estate belonging,
10 the above named estate, Block seven
III the RagleSS Addition to TenInO, Thurs
ton County, Washington, since vacated,
AID also strip OF land thirty tcet in
width on the east, south and west sides of
the said Block seven, and that the said
petition will come on for hearing on the
18th day of November 1909, at the hour of
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the court house of
Thur>tnn county, Washington, in Olym-
pa, Washington, and all persons inter-
cStcd IN the said estate are hereby re-
quircd To he and appear before the above
named court at the time and place above
named and show cause If any they have
why the said order should not he made.
Dated this nth daV OfOctober, 1909.
Date of first publication Oct. ID. 1909.
y. c. MCKAY,
Administrator of the above named cs-
tate 81
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: IL. 'br,.h,. OH III, ,-rScr.pf1lu -, me
forest giants and vast freedoms If
7 the. Vest with a conclusion in his OF
. binary street surface language
'But there its uo Use me trying e.
/ do any lecture platform stunts. l
wasn't born wiki the -Itt Of the -ah.
i EIlma. them things have got to hc
/ seen t" be appreciated. There's no
other way. You understand"
Yes. Emma understand
She had liSjc;.rd To- his brief. unsu~-
pc'tcd clrqucH'r Hud had read hi,
soul In the -Sht Of the celestial flicker
that had cGIanatcd from 1t; had seen
transient aS a beacon flash. that WAS
gone from il. leaving only his habltual
n"ucomHittaI smile. ~ he turned 10
her and said. You understand"
They continued the climb in sileuce.
EMma's bosom rislu. and falling ran
idly upon The rush and swirl Of the
torrent that ragged beneath Ii. almost
sweeping her self control before II
Jimsv indeed loved her, Why had
this chance revelation Of what her in
tuition had OWNED lone before torn
omen the foolrntps Of her own ono
tinns3 Rprausa II had So, viLrntiu.,
overv chord NJ bcr L.fu. md o,.or,.
chord ~ That L..,,,r ~ .h. b,d ,.,.,,,,
ia understand ,l.o v.,. ,.n,uod go
bis Tupr,h.r th.v b,d h.bnId tho univ,
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,ro.,hod r,,, ,,.ho ,,.t,h , titt,o r,.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-12

emn anthems of the whispering pines
Yes. 1 said the solemn anthems of the
Whispering pines"
| "Jimsy, if l didn't know different Id
suspect you Of being n poet. The next
thing we know you'll be wearing your
hair long and pouring out your soul in
Sapphic strophes, likc-like Emma,
| here
| Il don't know that I've sampled that
particular brand Of strophcs, and l
| amt quite sure that / know just what
strophes are, but If Emma thinks they
are all right I'll stand for EN-"
oh, come on. Jinsy; don't listen to
! her nonsense" laughed Emma.
They started out briskly. Emma
showing the way.
ado you know. it's II real treat to GO
walking with YOU" she said Il know
you love it. I've heard you say so.
Beth can't bear long walks, and, as for
mother. she rarely goes farther than
her piazza rocking chair But I've
dragged Beth about and learned every
path through the woods to the sum
mits and plateaus. This is the second
summer I've been here, you know"
DESERVING the beaten path, they as
cended through forests Of trees Of ey-
cry description. but as they proceeded
along the path, In places ankle deep In
wet moss. and pushed through under
brush that kept Smith busy breaking IL
way for his dainty but hardy and
seemingly tireless companion they
came into the Fir region, amid hoary
giants that shot sheer 10 such a height
That they seemed to form pillars for
the canopy of the heavens Emma re-
garded the great trees with awe. but
Smith laughed. lie told her they
We're as saplings compared with the
mighty trees OF the west. lie tried
10 describe these and became filled
with the fever of immensely. The
long unfelt influence OF the borlerless
pralries. the mammoth mountain
chains far flung through the prodigious
spaces of the sunset lands that dImIn-
Nled Their proportions, was upon him
Ills soul strained to burst its tethers
and soar upward into the infinite.
where it could expand unrestrained.
burning words. never used. unimag-
ined before IN his unletbred mind. ade-
quate TO depict this liberated spiritual
ity. surGed tumultuOusly to his lips
to die there.
For the source of their inspiration, Of
this tremendous flight into the divine
azure from his regulated role of the
commonplace and coldly practical, was
the WOMAN at his side. the one being
III the world who was dear to him and
ever had been, whom he held In little
Loss reverence than heidid his Maker. g,
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V<@NN<|N<N<N<
II. ~. STICI(IIN
Successor 10 u. C.. Bates
{ FUNERAL DIRECTOR
{ AND EMBALMER
Phone 603 Night Phone 401Y
SUM MONS.


IN the Superior Court of the State of
L Washington, Tor 1hurston county.
Maize Strickland. Plaintiff. vs. Ecujamin
Strickland. Defendant.
The state OF Washington to the said Bel jsmin
Strick land. Defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty days after the date Of the first publira-
tion of this summons. tO-wit. within sixty
days after the 18th day OF October; 1901 and
defend the above entitled action in the above
entitled court and answer the complaint of the
plalntin aud serve copy Of your answer upon
tn" undersigned attorney for plaintiff at his
office below stated, and in case of your fail
ure 81 to do, judgment Will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the com
plant, which has been flied with the clerk of
said court.
The object OF this action is to secure an ab>o
iuie divorce from said defendant Benjamin
strickland On the part Of said plaintiff, Muzic
strickland. wholly dissolVing the bonds of
matrimony existing between said parties on
the ground that defendant has wilIfully deserted
and abandoned said plaintiff for more than five
years immediately prior to the filing of her
complaint herein, that she may be restored to
her maiden name of Maize Fiiz simmons. snd for
general relief. BYRON MILLETT.
Plaintiffs attorney
p. q. addr Olympia. Thurston couHty
Washington.
Date of first publication, Oct. sis,, t.
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& lI.AI"TEk NN

HALTER ny
s. i. rtr tat,klll> The sun had
& 'hr whole ky "a itself Ev
- e:sth.u- rrr>ac'd n hot day
Early though the hour was
".rr..-.. I'D n"t Yet struck G-Emina
49, nag 'a The piazza dressed for
V... Size We're Good. c.iusing
.u~-...- 90. pate straw cu'urcd tuSsal
80 a.rt that X descended little below
t.... tips - Arr high hut;uned light tan
~..,-. : eoft felt hat. such rs men
r-..,.rr~ roll up and carry in their
pr.6'f>. VAS secured t. her fair hair
ly l.fli- and lis limp border hung
down and shaded her eyes. These. Of
81 iiuc II. r!yai"d the heavens. were
sparkling with admiration Of the scene
ai.I hcr checks G.uWcd with health.
She made 4 lovely picture rs she stood
GuzlI.; out into the valley. Jlmsy
Smith who had stopped on the road
above "n his way from the hotel.
where. Ar had pat up the night before
AID + whose PRESENCE there at that
MuIrut She WAS quite unconscious.
thought hr had never seen any picture
So beautiful In MI his life. hut. then,
Jim~l'> Judgment was biased He had
always considered Emma pretty and
found Something 10 admire in her
even when. with grimy hands and in
NoilcL cotton dress. she was engaged
IN the unpoetiCal occupation OF polish
Ing the kitchen stove
Beth, her hair twisted into little
wave knots with queer pins and at
tired In pink wrapper, Joined her.
why don't you get your things on
and come with u.s." urged Emma
"JImsy Will be here ut q o'clock"
Ne? North mountain? No. thank
you. | had enough walking yesterday.
I'm going To church; mothers coming
too. We didn't 20 last Sunday. and
the whole park will be CoSsiplng II the
family isn't represented sometimes 10y
some one or other. They'll think we're
all paganS. Resides, I'm going to wear
the new gown Jimsy brought up for
me from the dressmaker's. Wasn't It
lucky he WAS coming? 1t wouldn't
have been here TIL Tuesday or Wednes-
day. That mans always on hand just
when he's wanted. Won't those Par
SONS girls STARE
Jimsy walked down through the
Eurel bower.
Beth" he said by way Of saluta-
ton. that's the most common scnIe
mountain climbing outfit | ever saw"
ITS very rude to make remarks
about peoples clothing when they're
not dressed 10 receive" she rctortcd.
You're not privileged to express any
| opinion. Its too early. Hut it's quite
| impossible To stay abed with Emma
carrying on as if it was the middle of
the day. She's been humming all
over the house since : o'clock. and
| all that because she's going for n
! climb
why. she hasn't slept Il wink think
! ing of her new dress" laughed Emma.
We'll, Beth. by the time you've got
your halo out of curl and settle down
| In your pew" observed Smith, Eve
shall be several hundred feet nearer
! the other cherubs. listening to the sol
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Change he had made was to take n pri-
waite sitting room i'll addition To his
bedroom when bis means admitted Of It,
1t was here that Brooks found him
when late one evening he called there
Jimsy, cigar in mouth. was working
at some plans and figures in the light
of reading lamp when Brooks opened
the door lie looked up from the table
with no evidence of surprise as his Wis
itor entered
Hello, Jimsy!'
Hello"
Smith might have expected him and
regarded his presence as an ordinary
thing for all the tone of his response
to the salutation Indicated
How have you been all this time"
About rs usual. How have YOU
been getting on? Take chair. won't
you:"
He did not see the hand that Brooks
extended for the reason that he was
rolling up the plans that had been
stretched before him.
IDAVoho NoNViI III ll!t OILY
armchair. on the same side of the ia
bic. On entering he had been very
nervous. His customary aplomb re-
viycd rs he found that Smith was ap.
parcntly the same old .IiInsy
oh. fine" he replied. Thought I'd
just drop in on You l.Ii see how things
Were
Thanks. Have cigar
Smith pushed the box toward him,
and he helped himself II one and lit it.
Il feel like | owe an apology for
keeping out of the way So long. |
suppose you wondered whae had be-
come of me
81 have often wondered"
We'll. you see, Was sort If cut IN
after the way Emma left me. 1t was
enough to make me feel sore. There
was no excuse for it, Then I've been
awfully busy. got job in bank
as assistant receiving teller ut real
living salary. \ fellow isn't ground
down there. and there's n chance TO
get on. They treat You like Il gentle
man, not like Il lascar cabin boy.
ought TO have quit the Latn-Amcrlcan
line long ago. suppose old Williams
is still slave driving"
Williams is still president Of the
company
We'll. he'll Get what's coming To him
from somebody one of these days"
Smith made no comment.
Say. JimSy. you don't give one the
impression that the world disagrees
with you. You look immense"
There's never much the matter
with me. Brooks"
Brooks" Why Brooks" WHAT'S
tie matter with Joe" You needn't
be :" darncd ccrcmonious. You
haven't got 2rud-c against me be
cause l stayed away 50 long. have
you|
NO grud@c Whatever"
"oh. Wen, let it 20. Uow's the old
woman
You mean Mrs UarriS?"
Nv 10 else would l mean except NY
sanity mothcr-iu-law:"
she WAS well a. last reports"
There WAS another pause in the cor
vcfsation, and Brooks stared hard at
the ceiling.
i guess Your" a fixture here You
wouldn't he hapIv III amy other lodc
lnES.' he went o',. looking al Jilnsv.
vi" was cyiug him with his usual
cam expression t.at was neither cold
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-12
NOTICE CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Thurston County.
In the matter of the estate of Josephine
Young, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executor of the estate of Josephine
Young. deceased, To the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the
said deceased, To present them. with the
necessary vouchers within ono wear after
the first publication of this notice which
Will he or Friday, October 10, 1909. To
the executor at the office of Gordon
Mackay. at the corner of Columbia and
Third St, Olympia. Washington, the
place OF business for the transaction of
the matters Of said estate, the same beng
the place where claims may he presented
Dated this 18th day of October, A. ID.
1909. l.. Il. YOUNG, Executor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington i'll and for the County vi
1hur>tOn.
In the matter of the cS.atc of T.. Il. Mnu!-
ton and Lydia A Moulton, deceased.
Notice i hereby given that all persons
having claims against the above named
drrca~"GS. or against their estates lu
present the same with the nee, >~arN
vouchers therefor To the undersigned All
nlul>trdtOr OF the said estates al his resi-
d"uC' IN Thur>tun county, WASHINGTON,
within one wear from the date of The first
publication of this notice or all such claims
Will lr barred.
Date of first publication Oct - 1900.
+. W. NOCITON,
Admin frIInr-