Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-18

Is Tor SIX years.
Dennis Sargent, Il resident Of Tc-
n!nu, on complaint Of the girl par
cnt~. has been he'd under 5000
noudS to ap~N,r Tor Il statutory
charge. Il - yrar-o'd Italian giri.
Rose Bdletti, being the victim.
g. W. Evans, of Puget City, was
held in the sum Of 5000 each, Mon
day. on tWO charges OF indecent pro-
po>alS 10 little girls Nobody WAS
admitted to The court room when the
revolving testimony was given.
1t is reported that in the near fu-
tJrc G.. {. Winstanley will COM
mrnce the erection OF ii 1000 resi-
dcucc on two nice lots situated on
the south side of Seventeenth, be-
tween Main and Water streets.
( IT, H. jackson, ~ years of age,
WIS awarded 500 against the Olym-
pid Lumber Co., for injuries sus-
tanned while working in their mill
some time ago. by Judge Yakey in
the Superior Court, last Saturday.
The Spiritualists will hold meet
ings III Rabeck' S hall. at and 7:30
p. NJ. Sunday. The afternoon will be
conference. Evening lecture by DR.
Hull. subject: The Philosophy and
Teachings of Modern Spiritualism7
Al. Cruikshank is recovering from
a severe attack of erysipelas 1t is
reported that during his son S illness
his father residing at South Bay. has
been indiSposed, making it doubIy
incOnvenient for the afflicted family.
James Stevens, an old resident of
Tenino. died Wednesday in that city,
from cancer He was a native of
Scotland; born in 1919 and came to
TeninO in 1888, where he has ever
Since lived. He leaves no relatives
here.
Mr.. Honey has resumed his duties
on the delivery wagon of the Scott
Grocery Company. He met with a
severe accident about three months
ago, incapacitating him for work
In the meantime his place was filled
by c. V. Boone.
Harry |. WoOdsrd died at the resi-
dence of his uncle, DR.. Alonzo b.
Woodland at 4. A. NJ. yesterday. He
passed peacefully to his rest. The
funeral will take place at the Sticklln
undertaking parlors at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon.
K. d. Shut of Tacoma, has re-
signed his position as Representa-
| two Of fha Tb;rtx- cox,a,<b coce;o,, or
the Legislature. to enable him to be-
come candidate for Commissioner
under the new form of government
to be installed at that city.
Mrs. Christina Keys, the trained
nurse in the employ of the district
schools, has resigned and returned to
Flint. Mich, on account of the illness
of her father AS her stay is indef-
mite, no appointment will be made
of a successor for the present at
least.
The marriage OF Earl B. Flanders
and Miss Hattie BOhac, was SOL
emnized at the Presbyterian church
yesterday morning, Rev. r. NJ.
Hayes officiating The happy pair
will leave for California after a brief
visit to the parents of the groom at
Hoquiam.
Only think of it! Cucumbers have
sold at the Chambers market" this
week at 80 cents apiece. that meas
ured from 6 to inches in length
and were a little over an inch in di-
ameter This is about equal to 40
cents a pound for tenderloin and %
cents for spare very spare) ribs.
Rochester and other towns on the
present route to Gray's Harbor, are
protesting against the proposed
change through the Black Hills, by
way of Summit. While it will short
en- the distance to % miles to Elma
from 40 miles, the protestants urge
that it will cost the county consider
able for construction.
The City Council besides hosting
the Chamber of Commerce out of its
home in Columbia (the city, hall,
very ungenerously refuses to pay for
the stove and fixtures" costing
$19.45. This is the usual expert
ence of those who undertake job of
usefulness for purely public spirit
and patriotic sense of duty.
Thurston and Pierce counties have
decided to put in new steel bridge
across the Nesqually river, just below
the railroad. bridge on the county
line. about half mile below the old
bridge that was swept away by the
late floods. This will reduce, it is
said, the grade on the Pierce county
approach from Is to per cent.
| Robert Simpson, a lumberman,
died Tuesday morning. at ST. Peters
Hospital, of Bright's disease, The
body was taken to Tacoma the next
day. for burial from the family home
Wednesday. He was rs years OF age,
and had been resident OF this State
the past half century. He is sur
vived by wife. two sons and two
daughters.
| Alma M. johnson and A. Lee Baker
were united in matrimony, Monday
night, Rev. r. NJ. Hayes officiating.
The best wishes of a host of friends
attend the happy pair on the jour-
ney of life. May their pathway be
strewn with the flowers of prosperity
and their journey be illumined by
the sunshine OF content and happi-
ness, Is the benediction of the STAND
ARD.
il. Coates, the violin-maker, and
his wife, have returned to Tacoma
from their Eastern trip, and are
probably cured of that feeling of "un-
rest" that sees finer prospects liz the
fields just beyond.
"'Mid pleasures and palaces.
There's no place like home"
Mr.. and Mrs. Coates were former
residents of Olympia where they
have many friends.
Mrs. John Petty, of Omaha, Ne
braska, who came west to visit q
do,,Ohtar MrS Canf TnUo af Cant