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New Nork. ~: BOsIon. q
BrooLl,n. -: philadelphia. . IIrSt same.
Brookhn. -; Philadelphia. ~ second
shiraEo, n. tinrinnati, ~
ptttslrIrE. q: - IauIs. 2


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N"N '"fE ''''.h- N"- a''N''-' 'rI"''.' ."h
q" 'e-i"-da' uu".n0' ."n'"-i 10 IA y
the New ,rk trffNr- gpf - Vfeaf safnttes
,,- ,.,.r ,, ,,,.,,..,, .... MINGLED i,
~ ' -
N'' '.'-' '.'- WV NV '"-'-7 w '"'''
handed out hv '"'r' Ferguson and four
.srrr0.n Nff-
U,,.... ola Fl..,,., ., ,,r,, -, ,Ia m.
'. '
N''' - '''.N '''' '.'''''''. ..' N'i I"
-hu'| wDr' "'i 'EnIU. allowed i"Ir I'rgl'-
lIat ,be Dove. ftLsn 10 pr...-es ,uf, o.
The sun., 1910-10-02

Tutas .C 80 Total. - 9 = o.
ftUs tYH. % % - -
ln.latslbnta ~ - - -
Runs phllairlnhia Inri O. collins urlnui>
Tau Ha,r 'hit> ord naltS Thfr~ ba,r his
Huuhl- ulsl, harrN. , Cnllins and DaNis IU>
r"U NuG N'lunN. Str'.rA uu' ~ u 'pllr>. 4
Pos Nr.,rii lrft on ha>rS noston. :. PrilA
d'lI H'a lirs' base On balls pT collins.
~ RI~-ri' > mpire IN chief 'unnulN , ,cli
.mEtr" 'can Tine 'h"4r tvd - minute.
ugrEoir =. ~ toI ts o..
~ loTIs Oct Detroit Wor ''uui ~ Louis
20 d.N donovan va hl' hard bui pruN 81
effective IN tight pATrS Na.leN u,t,hc,' NcN
until ~" eighth Tac sore
The sun., 1910-10-02
DtTE> TOR TORLD> >ERIF<
F1rst Game uiu nc pIs,cd ou 0rtobrr
~ or -

lENsE,. .,T1 D,i ir'.-.u"r' Hermann
~ ~" uh'oull 'omr .--.'u -tt'sd '".,la,
,r.f he world -ef o. Ia'F,a"I f,..t t...., 20
y ItuL,ls nd Philadelphia ,i.errsu
'tzus terms ,,.ll 90" IiIruFlrr'ci pr1l,, be-
TO- FhHtdolpuiI Nr1dtE. ~, ro''r o.. -
! cd rs. Dtt bar -
Row about opening o. 'h.rago ur sun
d1.. DrfOhar ~ Herr~rHnO was asked
me sarics VIu NOT open IN 'hira G. On
Inst ~rrdav. stated Herman enphati-
rsliv
The sun., 1910-10-02
Game, scheduled for ro-da,

,,tLEi,Ns LFaGrt
'lcs-.'na 'r ,li'aSo urr-p.' IN :, lpH-
NNrto~sI tFNuI
s.fra-p 10 ,lfriuuAi. pi'f~byrC m S' 'o.Is
The sun., 1910-10-02

Total -.
'UaF'rd foo. NlhsTi- ~ TIE ulurH inning
'NH-r uu' ~ b' baJted ball
~ outs % % 10 ~ ~ % % >
IItl>bufg 20 ~ % 10 3
Runs Inuts rIus iIp.-sr ptu,buIE
taur b~i. N..S- ~ it>ou Tao hA>s Hit> EN Tc
Wagner . Mpu rrN Enrvr baSc hit> isous'tul .
Mrksrhul~ NOut Pm 'empbSN stolen
base ,ampbr. Nrhsyhni~ ~a,F.'," ht
lrrTs iruhi" rlay Miller AMI NaEn'r l'r>i
hasr pu balls bT isTy N'T.t. out ~
rem q b, Nu,sr', ''nplr~ Boo cHi.f U.rI'r
f1sId umpir' lms" Iim~ HHu. Hua ~
minute
The sun., 1910-10-02

IAHGrs-r wagon and sutorrol5lI. bo,i, mann.
fariuftng slan' o. E--si~F Nrw Nurs -aap Tiis,i
Win rrl'Elr~ and bet pASi ing u~N HprL tn sl',
i,Fa '"t ~ lta'h ~ " rh~trr tp rhrk av. one
r"tr >pRrr shout %. ~ ,sIuar~ feet aI~o hranrh
~ -" " N~>t ls'h st rWpioNs 20 me- hAni.s g,ssi
rra~t1 Tor ,TilinE. i1,c-ugatc " = HANSEN,
NeW NUr.
The sun., 1910-10-02

''ut'~d 'o- Vreuusr .n 90, .-r,nI .rr ~
-LI--nl ,l- r-e-L-r- Il. LIE .-nL- --n--t

''Nf'e,i 'o- lrruuRr 10 'i' --rBnI .Tr.ar
.Ni.' 'pr ~r~'''r- 100 .NH ninth Inning
~ .a.ir|nrIa -.
R-ppaNEu - -
Ifsu. lfIIafr. uu.a Nuah~ late Mage
A,ku~.H Wrpp Ikn uA,li-on. Nn~A' Hum
T~si tu.IenH. N,I.It rrf. 70 STAR . bergen TNo
ha-s ri'. % I~0H ~,anlaU lNrrr rAsr nI'
tI'#. ~ls~ln.- i.rs uYrn.~.. ~nr''Ir-. Hrtus
|s.N ~'pf-t o.. NhrRf MAGE Grant lI~.l
b4-s r~rUs. Uroos Iyu . T7Ilsi~Iuhia
''.sf F.t-f % Is.. ~ >sHulAu Z uT ~fs'ifsr. =
~ r.grG ~'-.- on ~. ~'sn,.ui. s. rs
-Er'r.rr ro"t.r rlnfe huahe zrt Irau- rld
N.r.. sr' Hurrur. 90 DaGr~.f '''' on hascs
V.pp NH. Nn1-.r urIs lIr~ IN .HIr'
Inru>fuTr fiefd uu.u'rr Ft-pu Tine {
hour sUI ~ r.l0u.e,
The sun., 1910-10-02
Glen RIslgr Tennis

GrTN ErpDt. i Oct The ssmi-
nusl' N the singles ~ NJ" f'len Ridge club
l. i"nni- tournament W-rs playcd this
afternoon Howard Dodd defeated D
festrd Y u Williams. "a 75s
The nnal viii lee Ilayed n"N' Saturday
The sun., 1910-10-02
CONNE1 TICIT nEAL EsTETE PoR
SALE OR RENT.

IN ACWE Connecticut farm. ~ room house
and Other huildinEs. large private lake fuil of
humber st"ch and r1achnery win sserince for
IN rl-iiatc All. in'estigsis. NNnfHSON. us
fulton az AstpTia. New Nora city
The sun., 1910-10-02
NV .rnssH ns,.E-r.rg so. ss..g

INTENTION Orange. CoTneE Pesi.
d~nre. Colonial lark Av. riot aOniaD. 10 ruor.s
thrr~ t.athro1us. 9alauai Improvements three
ears Old, sarriN 80 49, 1D quick sale MAR
JUNCTION. - " ct ii1th ManhattAr
The sun., 1910-10-02

'itsn ,or TlqV~II IN the ~t'h inning
'U4'fct ~ Young IN the ninth Inning
.i~r-r,rs % ~ % = - =
thi,Ago n
Ilrr, Ir,rland .G--nrS Js'ksnr. LAlute.
a>trvN gh,Aso Me- 'pnneli i"rI. Ne.
ser .-r ,roniuArf. pa,ne ~" has' hi's
Mclean 'NruA-r ~ re base hits NssSing"T
ittnt.. >uN All Hohr'.urst SirTlur- ritS Ia
fu'c Parent IarLson Young Turner NIUon
-b,Isu hAss~ NCtnan. ia k>pr. Struel uu'
D, >,ott by Noing hy HArkne~>. / llr>i
nAse or haIis ~" ~~ott !. 80 y Dung L. ~ IAN
NeU D.I'le plaSs rA-en' NJ, uTn~'l and
vuIfr BAr snd Hulnhur~t Lrft On hNseS
", = And : tnlragn = Wpife In chief
lrun~ ttrld umpire sheridan Time I hour
All q tn4fr~
The sun., 1910-10-02
sEI.EGT APARTMENTA

Fi.t'NNI eight rnoni ,ingls apartment mod
rfn lmgrn, rments. hall s-rNire. even rnou has
diftrt hght Apply premises. VI West All -
The sun., 1910-10-02
MIR MANrEn MAI.E.

DRNFTSNAN. rNnrrienrrd ~ sWtt-hhaaFa
snoe ami saiAr. h. letter ELECTRiCAL sso
n
The sun., 1910-10-02

Totals ~ 81 o Totals ~ - 10 :
Detroit ~ -. I
~ Louis % - q ~
Runs Detroit y Iones. ~ cary. kirac -
louis Wallace Two hase hits Griggs, ~ Jones
iraW ford Three has' hit stone Sarri - nv
a. Lrsr, nouNle plal Cobb tr~el nrd pono
Hu hy pitcher ~ RAile, tAsrl Wild
ptrN Railrl FIRST hssr ON bNlis o. RaheN
90 homo, IN. Stru'S OFT ~ hailc' ~
nOno, az. " IrV on ha-ss ~ o"is. ue
irol, irrpirc F,sns Tive I hour and ~
minute
tISVy'NNr ,PtDASo e -.
CuI,,no O~t The Vhit~ SoN vrrc 'a>'
To- tnr Nsps this afternoon ~~N't and nung
Werr ram ricgei h,r tntsI - siNtern h'ts Nelran
wa> hurt slidtag 20 tbe plate n N" 'hlrd inning
arI fwttTng rrplAred hir' iu rtgh' rclt Anwrll
WsS aIso irigr~d IN slidtng - second has~ IT. The
-lNfh inning The score
The sun., 1910-10-02

'I'ar r0r WubIlFysl m me rlutr iun'ng
'|trI.s.l fpr NrHIlhu ln 'u" Slghth inning
.IlHr fpr NrIsau ~ the rigrf| luuirv
trI. sgu % =
tHf..rrau n % =
Iu-- t'ht,Agr TNrr- ~rsrSArd iiofmAn
~. lrr sfsinf, ~ .-rf.IIfs ttnrInuAu
YrlFIssf is,v.-'. M'f-Hs. P-.l-r' Tao
4s4. ~. 'br,ur ~ f'tr-. holman. SThuits
three t-.r ~ .Iar.s Ifpritl' ulHss NrNIlau
,uI IIp'..fp.. E.HsrT /.r~I"r usn and NfrhFf
'Hr~t Ittat uH Htl. 80 usri'" 80 nis Hit
D, pIfsE.r fN I..rHa sling pa-y~i bail
hHrg ~frura uHt Ur .trf' a ~ tuis. Lfft
rr bs-s- ,fnstnuAu. In ,Hl,AgO. 90 tnFiTr On
.sulsi u.UH' fisu gr .Ir' IT~uuan fns
rurr- ..rl = minutes
The sun., 1910-10-02


'pN
Ia Iouraine. o 20 ~ NorninE
' ~ wv 'is'h w " -, -. ,
:, =, niH.sai.e n,,y. N
nro.,.n.,,t 40 I,,y.,.,a. n,iv,
near iisth st..........,.....
Ansonis. B'way Tad Taih Sis.
Clarendon, eoS W li.th -
bet b'WAy a hverside Ut :
fAirN'ew Court h-s bNay-
a,i West oa'h S'.......... D..
The Malvern, a. ClATcmont A
Barfeldon. aiS West stth -
Victor Han. a.. West iisth 81
DaconA HAN. go West i2.d ~
Esperanto. ..D West iOath ~
~ D,-.do Central PARK Meat
no,css.,s, "a, n,y.r.la. NJ.
honentollein' ~. '" ,.nu .,a ~ ~
hi, s,slds nviye
~ IN w., o,a <,
,. 49, - - !" -, - -,
Naruna. % Nesi N''h n'.'...'
Van CouNer' sla W Se'h NJ
Lancashire Aa Nes' S'n 81.
The sun., 1910-10-02

Ilms isaac "i.sSn ,ISSSss,,, rsT,o'' 'r-.''' -
uiirusi .uo ras' Mts- Herph:n ru,sr'~if
Srh.ri~s Tfvr' .E.' N'0 - '.'s '.rr IH-d
Gorlf rln C3esFtsr HArr' 90 o.. EtItrIf. H.at..
Nsrs Dinieis Urr7pl'l. s4'a.'r. Ha. r.r.f
baFe or CTro-~ N"w hprs. NAsr'rv'0u.
Ffrss taSe 90 bal.s 90 trar. 'rrHN uHT
N Tors (. rs ca. ~ Do. ..ffN~r 'sy rsfi
sflb-Ffetd nd SrnsrfcrI N" GvAy .DlnleIs
frft on ass. NeU NOrt 'HsF'rr-~.
The sun., 1910-10-02

FHtLNDELPaIA "a. -. A. RosroS "a -, q
T'uuApHiPuIA. O~t -trftN Wux~eli Win va
purchased ~ thu Nthl~u,S nom thr Halumore
fAstefn LEAGUE club fnrsti {. 49, pltahr NJ ir>'
game for the Champions "a iAy and hsfntr a
crowd estimated al s.os' bc shut Opt Boston
The
The sun., 1910-10-02
RUSSELL FORD WINS ANOTHER
NOEI> ms -SINTH
IHfORI ron HILINEN.
IiuIds Na>hIaEIons safe while Chase's
wen Piay Faa bait NthIetIrs Take
rh~'r OnS IIundrrdth Ganls- Detroit
amI cleveland Are Also Surccs yful

,' lu.u.r. .t'h russ"n Ford nn N"
,u.0i Nuu rs'r"r easily from n" Wash
ur."u, e. \w"~i,an i"Agur Para veSfeT
Cav auN Ul...'. ..rr..i th'rr hold on ~rcond
..is.,. ttr. rH"nrh 'r" prtrutt~ who are
81. .oiuts h.IuH ilrW trimmed M" -
Ions i,ru...- hN -. ug ~" msa>ur"
l' .us iiu- ur irl SEA. -" Philadelphia
80. ..tt,> ..n.r. 'ts.r uurIr,sI'l ,trtnry
o ..,. tly' .u.I- f'st PIE. hrragu White
- --.- L. -----L-.-.- IL. tn.ltIl.
The sun., 1910-10-02

HANDSOME PAIR NJ AR RoRES. psrf-ct s0f
diuou: also elegant fur csat and ~ uncd r'sst
no cash offer refused East ~ near sth
The sun., 1910-10-02

TIT TaHI ~ y ~ 10 u y -
ptrrsHt 70 uEt TflsbuTg d~teatsd -
outs this afternoon for the rfte-nth time NJ me
-sAspf Tus tesms 'Tisd out young p'tehsu
The sun., 1910-10-02

Tsrrs fot piitsburg and Nlb~rt- Or 'L- Welt, r,
ami bot. dlt Nrr. vel Toe -Hnrr
The sun., 1910-10-02

l..r. Hrppsr, % palI'ep.. uaIrrri wheat
u u.. e.. .r.Isrr > kur'fc- Two hAsr 49,
f.r... TNfsr Aa.r FFf tu.f.rr ~t.....rr
rI'. bsE .f~rH ku~tFSI stolen fa.r, DstHf
,lr ".r .rl .u"I,sra. a. hurtrrT N hrAl DaH
i"s' f.sT = .s on IN. 80 -stHI.rs . ~trU.t
u.' rl rurfg"T ~ tfslHHrr. . ihilHr pis
lh.HIsr AuI hran~ RATS and HraHNr~id l.sft
pf ftsS, HrnHaffu . Hf|ln I''t tiir " N.iI
pff.N hA "|rr- lirsi uz-r IN rTr1r~ Brupk
'rn 'rr.HsH Iu ri~f iu"n.t tine i1rlI 30.
p'r" Fa>,ru l'.u' 1'iIr aut q minute,
The sun., 1910-10-02

Double plays knight Gardner and Cha~e.
SchaefeT and Ainsmith MeRILie. Cunnir CHAM
pi'rh cray mpifr In chief D,nne,n rleld
umpire piougt3' Tme I bUIT and - n W
The sun., 1910-10-02

'IN,rNNsrI p,t In" tubs bN hru,r'u (
H'- suu 'rs.. tiur'unAu in dAy Ole Nas ui'
HnrI nat rui uussruUyrl} IpNHps i'rr. brtk o.
= sr.I' sliding ts tnr home via'' HHf Nlit b.,
li.lf 81 M. Ht. .HFI .- -FrIr, The s.urr
The sun., 1910-10-02

TWO drtArhed two family houses. Is rooms and
tWO baths rAch IN plot 81 eSiOO. scar CArern On {
psrs oat trim snd d"uhle hoosp throughout
iiied bathrooms With Op~n plumbing and hot
water heAunr system wlii ssh together OF SEQ
sratrh OWNER. ia-5 Teller AV.. between iaOth
and iTU'h -is.
The sun., 1910-10-02

Dsllos Court. Broadway ans
l4tth ~ ..... ...
Alfredo. B'wAy a Is.d ~ ...
Continentsl. Broadway. =. y
cor isTth St.................
Bler,.ie Hall. y =. cor Broad
way and ittth St ........
Pinkne, Court. iYS West iSoth
~ ..........
Chestershirr, $50 ". ISAd ~
ChIln,ark Han 0i " i'1d ~
The Csstleto.l. BroAdway. ii.r
to itith ~ .... ......
The SAguenAy Rro' dN ~ if.'
to itlth ~
wellington Court. broadway
itsd Ia itI'h ~
Washing 'on Cour'. BroaiN sV
lt-d io Itth -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18
SUMMONS az PUBLICATION.

TN the Superior Court Of the State Of Washing.
j ton In and for the County Of 1hureton.
Gertrude Hochhaus, Plaintiff, W. Albert P etc
and Jane Doe Peter. his wife, Defendants.
State Of Washington to the said Albert Peter and
Jane Doe Peter, Defendants:
You and Each Of You are hereby summoned TO
appear within sixty (60) days after the date Of
fret publication OF this summons. to.wtt. sixty
days after the 18th day Of November. 1910. and
titled court, and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff and serve copy Of your ancwer upon
the undersigned attorneys for plaintiff at their
once below stated; and n case Of your failure 20
TO do, Judgment will be rendered against you 40
cording 70 the demand Of the complaint, which
This 10 an action brought BY the plaintiff
against you for the purpose Of quietlng title TO
the following described premises. situate lying
and being In the County Of Thurston. State Of
Warrington, t0-wit:
All Of lots One ~ and Two az and those por.
not heretofore cold to George Llttlewood and I.
w. Mcvey, and 10 Mrs bAsoasa Barnett, the
ssid lots being situate In J. NJ. AdaOs Acre
tracta adjoining Olympia. Wash ugton, the plat
OF which 10 On file and Of record 70 the Once Of
the Auditor Of Thurston Connsy: Washington
Township Eighteen (is) North. Of Range One ~
West W. NJ. containing about eleven CD Acres.
Upon which premises you told sherirs Ger.
tiHcste Of sale. procured ~ result Of an action
In which you. the said Albert Peter, was plain
being ease No. 226 Of the Superior Court Of
TROY s STuRDRvANT,
Plaintia's Attorneys.
Post Once Address: box SIS, Olympia. wash.
Date Of nrst publication. Nov. H. 1910. u.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18
OUR FIFTY YEARS.
4ELM, Wash, Nov. II, 1910.

YELM, Wash. Nov. II, 1910.
Ed. STANDARD:
Fifty years have elapsed since the
establishment of the WASHINGTON
STANDARD and, thro' all those MANY
years you have struggled for the
rights of man-for the uplifting and
betterment of humanity for the
common people in their struggles
against the eccroachments of the av-
arlclous, rich and powerful-for De-
mocracy as expOunded by Jefferson,
jackson and Lincoln. and during all
that time you have led compare
tive forlorn hope in a county and
state hopelessly given over, bound
ana gagged to Il horde of avaricious
demagogueS whose soul object was to
be with the biggest crowd and enioy
their plumber, thro' official patron,
age without molestation. Boly
Moses What a record ! It's easy
to sail with the tide. 1t requires no
particular effort to go with the
crowd, but it docs require bulldog
tenaclty to stand for the right when
aSsalled by a large majority. Thro'
all those years, you have stood bv
your colors almost alone, surround
ed by the enemy, and chung to your
motto, Her to tie Line, Lef tie
Chips FaU Where They May." It's a
record to be proud of and the STAND
ARD will be remembered long after
you have passed from earth. 1t is
an undisputed fact that the greatest
men of past ages had to die before
their talents-their worth-their far
seeing contributions toward the up
lifting of the human race was recog-
nized and appreciated. AS witness
VOltaire, Bruno, Humboldt, Hume,
Columbus, Huxley, Tindall, Spencer,
Paine. Jefferson and Lincoln. All
free thinkers men who were
not bound by creeds or cults,
but who did their own thinking re-
CARELESS of criticism; broad minded
men who dealt in facts and not in su.
perstitiOus vagaries handed down
from past ages, progressives who
had the temerity to throw aside the
superstitiOus relics of a barbarian
age.
What wonderful changes have
taken place since the birth of the
STANDARD Since then the nation
has passed thro' a civil war drench-
ing the land with the blood of it's
best manhood and leaving tens of
thousands homeless. Slavery has
been abolished SO far as the blacks
were concerned. Democracy has
been crushed and mangled and On
its throne has been established an OIL
igarchy that threatens the life OF the
Republic and the wages slaves con-
dition is little better, if we except
his privilege of voting for his mas
tiers, than his black brother.
The Philippine or Spanish war has
passed into history and we behold q
Republic, the boosted land of free
dom, lording it over eight or ten mil
lisns of people thousands of miles
from our shores contrary to every
! principle OF justice.
In the language of Lou Vernon,
salaam to the STANDARD.
]. C. Cos.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18


In the Superior Court OF the State Of
Washington, in and for the County of
1'hurston.
In re estate Of T. b. Moulton and Lydia
A. Moulton, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the admin
istrator herein. F. w. Moulton. has filed
herein his final report as administrator of
the above entitled estate, aud that the
court has set Monday, the 9Th day of De.
cember, 1910, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.
II. and the courtroom of the Court House
of Thurston County, at Olympia, WASH
ington. as the time and place for hearing
said final report.
Now therefore. all persons having any
objections to said final report he and they
are hereby required to present the same
ct said time and place.
And notice Is further given that said re-
port will be brought ON for hearing at
said time and place.
BY order of the Superior Court.
(sEAL) W. NJ. MUM,
County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior
Court.
by. Edith Hopp. Deputy.
First publication Nov. IL. 1910. At.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18
GOOD DAYS WORK.

John A. Dix elected Governor of
New York, and Teddy laid up for q
term of innOcuOus desuetude.
Judson Hermon reelected Governor
of Ohio. and the Taft political ma
chine laid up for repairs.
Woodrow Wilson elected Governor
of New Jersey, and the trust mag
nate have taken to the woods for
fear of dire results.
Simon +. Baldwin elected Gov
ernor of Connecticut and Republican
plunderers praying for mercy and
promising restitution
Eugene N. Foss elected Governor OF
Massachusetts. and the rotten Lodge
ring sent to the dump.
A Democratic House of Represent
atives elected, and only three months
moreof stand2attism. Cannonism and
extravaganza.
A Democratic cyclone strikes ILL
nois and several other States.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18

your first piece, some one comes who
is hungry.
When looking in the mirror. should
a friend look also, over your Shout
der, a hasty marriage comes to one
of you; but if you break that mirror,
seven awfully long years OF ill-luck
will dog your every step.
No other people as u class are so
superstitious as theatrical people, for
they live ever in q whirl of chance.
At rehearsals one would not dare to
give the tag" before the opening
performance lest the piece fail abso-
lutely; if perchance q crippled or
crOss-eyed director should WELD the
baton in the orchestra, the Evil One
is sure to curse the show; you must
cross your fingers quickly and spit
over them! Some cannot tolerate a
yellow flute in the orchestra. A bat
flies across the stage and death
comes to someone in the company;
if perchance one answers to that
last call" two more are sure to
follow, for that dread messenger
numbers his own by threes.
So whether the knowledge that
such things be-" or bordering
thereon is accountable for the good
or bad results, one may never know,
for there are thousands of people
fighting against superstition, only to
be defeated, who have prayed (ex-
pecting the worst to happen) with
all the fervor of religious soul to
bp spared. Its not fear that makes
one superstitious, for one is only
fearful when fighting in the dark,
seeing not the foe he faces; it is the
knowledge of the purport of super
stition's signs, combined with the
conviction of ones utter helpless
ness to divert the catastrophe, that
causes one to realize what puppets oil
fate we are.
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SUMMONS az PUBLICATION.

TN the Superior Court OF the State OF washing.
i ton In and for the County OF Thurston.
Susie 4. Koch, Plaintiff, W. Christian Koch,
Defendant.
State Of Washington to thu said Christian Koch
You are hereby summosed 10 appear within
sixty te0 days after the date q Arst pueicas'oss
Of this Summons, to-Wit. within stxfy days 81.
ter the 18Th day or November. 1910. and defend
The above eutitled action In the above entltie9
court. and answer the complaint Of the ptainsln'
and serve . copy Of your answer upo1 the under-
sigued attorneys for plaintiff at their once Pc
low stated; and IN case Of yoar failure 90 70 oo'
Judgment will be rendered against you accord-
ing to the demand Of the complaint which las
been nled with the clerk Of said court .
THE 10 an action Tor divorce on the part OF
plaintiff against YOU ON the ground OF cruelty
committed by you sgainst the plaintiff and your
TROY 4 STURDEVANT,
FlsiptiEs Attorneys.
Once address. Suite 4, Byrne Building oiym-
pia. Wash.
r. o. Address: Olympia, Washington.
Date Of nrst publication. Nov. Is, lsi0 IT,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18

EDYTH ToZER WEATHERRED daughter has for
IN
the Northwest especially commemorative early
among folks Weatherred
know but she has National reputation the of
Northwest She with
from Oregon several National and International Expeditions She
National Editorial
international League Clubs years
travelling
this She loyal the Northwest and though having atter
offers States prefers her native
heath Mrs Waherred the editor and ~ Tours Maya
published devoted Seeing America
insgaor
the the WASHINGTON STANDARD and has
detail, much consideration
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Notice to Creditors.

In tie Superior Court of the State OF
Washington in and for Thurston county.
In the matter of the estate Of Jacob
Stampfier. deceased.
Notice is horeby given by the under
signed Frances Adams, Executrix of
the estate of Jacob Stampfler. deceased,
to the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit thom with the neces-
sary vouchers. within twelve months af"
ter the first publication Of this notice, To
the said Frances Adams. Executrix, at
the Office of Harry l.. Parr BIG Main
street, Olympia, Wash. The same being
the place for the transaction of business
for the said estate.
Dated ut Olympia, WASH. this 10th day
of n Ovenber. 1910.
FRANCES ADAMS.
Executrix Of said estate.
First publication Nov. II, 1910.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18
Lame back comes on suddenly and il *.
tremely painful II il caused BY Thsumatism
Of the muscles. Quick relief il afforded By
applying Chamberlain's LiniMsnt
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1911 Almanac.

The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac for
1911, that guardian Angel in a hun
dred thousand homes, is now already.
Not many are now willing to be with
out it and the Rev. Irl r. Hicks Mag
azine, Word and Works. The two
are only One Dollar a year. The
Almanac is 35c prepaid. No home
or Office should fail to send for them,
to Word and Works publishing Com.
pany, St. Louis, Mo.
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The Republicans have been de-
claring they are not responsible for
high prices, and yet they have al
ways charged the Democrats for be-
ing responsible for low prices. It
must be a poor rule that works for
the Republicans both ways.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18

A. s. Ruth has sold the Saturday
Rerie,c to Eugene Lorton, formerly
publisher of the Walla Walla BuNe.
tin. which will be removed to Seattle.
Senator Ruth will. after his Legisla-
tive term expires, move to Califor-
MIA and finally settle in Arizona,
where he is said to have mining in
terests that require his attention.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18

We breathe easier now that "a
new apostle of discord-a panic
breeder. a dangerous disturber and a
menace to peace" is retired for sea-
son, at least. How do you feel,
Colonel" since the Democratic
donkey kicked you =?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18

Many school children suffer from consli.
patton, which il often the cause of seeming
stupidity At lessons. Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets arc an ideal medicine TO
give child, for they are mild and gentle in
their effect and will cure even chronic cou,
stipation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18

Group il most prevalent during the dry
cold weather Of the early winter months.
Parents Of young children should be pre-
pared for Il. All that h needed Il . bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Many
mothers are never without II 10 their homes
end IL hes never disappointed them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18

Tho old, old story, told times without
number, and repeated over and over again
for the last 36 years, but it is always vel.
come story to those in search of health
There is nothing in the world that cures
coughs and colds a quickly - Chambsrlain's
Cough Remedy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-11-18

NOTHING can stop the trend to-
wards Democracy, which is world
wide. Even China with her new
Senate now demands House of Rep
resentatives elected by popular vote.