Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-11-12
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BY LOE +. VERNON. !


- H@'NSOlS.
The Mayor Of Los Angeles. who
has held public office all his life. calls
il work Wuudn thi, break
your injector?
1t is the Powers Of Darkness. .
not the Spnit of Light. which i,
hounding thr liquor dealers. '-. S.
"ffi' H"triorrL.
Cosgrove most likely has turned
over in his grave six or seven times.
if possible, at the actions of the man,
who by his death, became Governor
of Washington State
Isn't Los Angeles an albright town?
| Then what are these hvpocrites belly
aching about?-Los I,tgcl,x Times.
This will apply to other towns in
other States as well as California.
San Francisco will not boost the
Panama a-Caiifornia Exposition, which
san Diego has latn, he'd 50 to speak.
San Francisco claims prior rights in
first advocating the same pfoposi-
tIon.
The sooner Washington State rrlc-
gates Gov. Hay TO private life. where
he can put sand in the sugar, If he
wants to; glycrrinc on the pruneS.
and bits of stone in the currants-
the better.
Cotton-raiSing on a commercial
scale is now one of the new indus
tries of Southern California. The
gin-the first one in the State-iS in
operation at FL Centre. The first
bale, which weighed 100 pounds. sold
for 800. The new Gin will handle
the crop from loo acres this fall.
The crop is of high grade and will
run from bale to Il bale and IL half
an acre.
The Central Baptist Church of
New York city. recently tried an
innovation in its efforts to draw the
stranger within its gates. The
choir was sent out in front of the
/ church to sing and the singing
caused Il large crowd to congregate.
Permits are required in New York
clty for all performances. From the
dispatch | am unable to learn whether
the church obtained IA permit for the
performance or not.
| am willing to get out OF the
army or make any other personal
sacrifice if thereby shall be able to
advance the cause of temperance"
remarks Gen. Frederick ID. Grant.
. Well, if Fred. would get out he
wouldn be missed He's only a
igurc-hea! anyhow. One thing
Fred. cannot say that whisky ruined
his father. F'red's papa drank
barrels of it. and won fame as "a war
rlor bold and landed in the White
House. Fred should drink a quart
or two-it might help exert him to
do something besides draw his pay.
In Rochester, n. Y, a feature of
the supervision of the sources of the
milk for babies has been the selec-
tinn of some farm within reasonable
distance from the city in which the
DAIRY ana cows are kept under
clean V, wholesome conditions. The
source OF supply selected, and the
milk contracted for, a portable labora-
tory is erected on the place, and the
establishment is put in charge of /
trained nurse, who Supervises the
milking. the sterilization of the
utensils, the preparation, bottling,
packing and shipment of the milk.
Packed in ice, the milk is carried to
the city and distributed from four
centers IN as many parts of the city.
There is some excuse for the little
lad who, being teased and tortured bv a
blg, husky fellow and finding remon-
STRANGE III VAIN, shoots his tormenior in
seli-protectioB. There is no excuse,
however, for parental carelessness that
permits boys to 90 about armed with
deadly weapons.'-Oregonidu.
From this 'twOuld seem the proper
way would be to have the big.
husky fellow" call at the woodshed
in the rear of the little lad 5" home.
where his father (the lad's) has
placed Il gun in reach of his son. and
let the " teasing and shooting"
take place there. This would be
handy and the parents could not be
blamed for allowing their children
to 80 about with deadly weapons, -"
Gen. Frederick D. Grant-son of
his illustriouS father. and that about
allied temperance parade recent
ly in Chicago, dressed in his uniform,
representing the L. 5. army. Fred
crick has the individual right to
parade in the interest of the temper
ance advocates if he chooses, of
course. but Uncle Sam should place
Il ban on the use of his army uniform
being used to further the aims and
TO advertise the crowd of reform
prohibition fanatics, who are work
ing to deplete the revenue of the
United States, and compelling the
working people of this country to
pay higher taxes, in order to please
this crowd of narrow minded, millet-
seed-brained hypocrites.