Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-06-11

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of climate for the bc?rit of her
hoa'tu. from. the higher attitude Of
Colorado ia H., Pacific, Coast couu-
try Mr. Haywood studied ,dN
"h." hr MAS ia ia" ltduo Jail and
optnnrd h.~ c"rt.'lcdtroi admission.
VIM. ORE Wa in thrcitv Tuesday
-nn<ir.r after Nh, insurance. on the
Sou,h -uiun mill which was recently
DESTROYED by fire Mr. ORE was a
part owner in the plant at the time
of ;u,. los, and suffers severely from
-u,. financial >t1ndnniu- even if tine.
Insurance, Of =. 0an >l,tll bcnromptlv
nI,l Alr tuIr i nm Industrious
individual and with ordinary good
fortune viii IN time make good his
loss
\ man callinp himself Frank E.ng-
-,>u utana.r.d to abstract Sll - from
I.~.pl Harris. the Tuuwatrr grocer.
tbs week. He BOUGHT $ - in groc-
cries and rendered a so forged
check. RECEIVING his change in coin.
The check was on the Milwaukee,
Railroad COMPANY. He never called
for the FOODS and this led to an in
vr>tigation which resulted i'm the
discovery OF the spurious nature OF
III" check.
\ most delightful linen shower To
Misses Nirctta and Edna Talcott
took place AT the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Theodore Brown. with Mrs.
I.ou Owen as assistant entertainer.
Monday night. Il was in honor of
their approaching marriage set for
the 18th inst The Brown home
WAS beautifully decorated. the re
frcShmcntS provided dainty and de-
HciouS. ana the presents beautiful
ana numerous.
The M confirmed cigarette Smok
crS of this city, all adults and law
ycr> at that, have bid defiance to the
laN, which went into effect yrStrr
in the courtroom. putting coffin
nails. What an example for the ris-
ing generation! How do those sworn
to support the law and these under
bonds as well as bound by oath to
execute 1t, make their acts conform
to "A SENSE OF duty;
The City Council, Monday night,
accepted the offer of Attorney Israel
to assist City Attorney Blgrlow
resist the claim of damages of James
LaSityr MS. City Of Olympia, for Il
broken arm sustained 10y Il fall in the
nighttime, while the streets were
! broken up without the installation of
danger-lightS His fee will be 5000
/ if it goes no farther than the Super
lor Court. and 5000 II appealed to
the Supre Court.
Waving the constitutional ques-
ton whether the deputy of a State
official NAV he imprached for mis-
feasance in office IN the same manner
as the principal had he been guilty
4 of the acts of misconduct. Mr.. Schive-
| ~. according to reports, claims he
! has eighteen Senators who will
stand pat" If this be true, the
proceedings will come to naught. as
it will require two thirds vote of
the State Senate to convict.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f.. Barr and Mr..
and Mrs. +. W. Tinkham, who for
merly lived in Olympia, now reside
in Tacoma. Mrs. Tinkham is keep
inc u rooming-house near the inter
section of Fifteenth and South +
streets in that city. Mr.. Tinkham' 5
health has greatly improved since he
left OLYMPIA. his weight having be
come very perceptiblv reduced, which
is claimed to have been accomplished
through Christian Science treatment.
p. l.. c. Olmstead is suing the
city for $500 damages, which he
claims was sustained by his horse in
stepping into hole in the street
where the bridge crosses the Port
Townsend Southern tracks on West.
side. 1t is, we believe, conceded
that the animal was not worth that
amount, but that its owner was a,
considerable expense for veterina
ry attempt to restore the fractured
limb to usefulness. Yesterday a jur,
awarded him S125.
The ars ccritic auto will now have
to step up to the Captains Office anC
settle. The Secretary of State i:
captain" in this instance and tn,
annual fee is only -, but like the in
come tax, it strikes terror to TIL,
soul of the privileged class. If it i.
not RENTED to the Secretary a
once (the old license expired on Man
3lsU a penalty of 500 and costs vii
be eXacted. The list of delinquent.
is now being prepared for the Prose
cutting Attorneys.
Euoano Kro;dor formerlr Sunrom
Court Reporter, according to eur
rent reports about the STATE -hous
for some time, has been employed b,
Arthur Remington, the present re
porter, to prepare compilation O
i. the laws of this State which shall in
cludc the cnactments of the presen
year, similar to Ballinger's annotated
codes, which now comprises tire