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

81 900 for A Searravcs fire-auto he
,ostnoncd till next meeting of the
'ounciI. 50 as To consider well the
major intlirtion. risk from possibly
naduu.tc hr,. applian,r or aug
ucutlnI The city dcbt to possible
SJ> 900 On Jan. Is. 1911. 1t i not
vet too late to ca. halt.
Mrs. Laura l.. F.ng)ish, of Mat
.ock. died at ST. Peter hospital.
morning. of quick con-
sumption. She had been i'll three
years and an inmate of the hospital
several weeks. She was a native of
born in lSe3. She leaves
A husband and two children. The
funeral will be- held this afternoon
in odd Fellows cemetery. with ser
vices at the grave by Rev. Il. VI.
Hayes.
The City Engineer proposes to re-
port to the Council that the grade
on Boundary street ought TO slope
gradually from Seventh to Eighth
streets. Otherwise if the grade
were established with reference to
the former grade of East Sixth street,
at the intersection of this street
with Boundary street. there would
be an incline from both Fourth and
Eighth streets, causing low place
at such intersection.
The many friends of A. ]. Baldwin
will regret to learn that he died at
the Soldiers Home at Orting Tuesday
night, of the inlrmaties of age, at 90
years. Mr.. b. was at one time in the
early days Il prominent factor of the
business activities of this city. and
was noted for geniality of disposition
and good humor. He was a black
smith by trade aud an industrious
workman. A daughter of Mr. b. is
wife of Judge Hanford of Seattle.
William Coil, incarcerated in the
county Jail at Montesano was nearly
killed by a fellow prisoner, Monday,
while the assailant. Alexander De
goetf. sentenced to five years in the
was awaiting arrival OF
the guard to take him to Walla
Walla. A former grudge held by
him was the alleged cause, and he
was beating Gohl over the head with
a chair when the deputy interfered,
and it is thought saved Gohl's life
Jesse Bowman. Wednesday. bought
a Chalmers Detroit touring car, of
Post 4 Page. costing 1925, after a
few minutes dicker, ana the next
feeling still in an acquisitive
mood he became the owner of the fine
J. r. Otis residence on Fifteenth
street, at the end of Adams, at
q further consideration of $500.
He made it quite evident that some
thing was doing for a few hours at
least, but he has good value for the
81, 525 spent.
Some If tba Ol~mn;a ladies who
n 70 p,ono,ty ov,nors nomnI.;n of tho
high taxes levied in 1909: assert they
have the same right to rebel as the
fathers. who were
taxed without having the right of
in the British parlia-
ment. If the STANDARDS informa-
ton is correct, many of the male sex
who have the right of franchise COM
plain about our high tax levies.
There will be more complaints in
evidence about next May.
Rudolph Gongola n voutb "a
wears OF ace. was arrested Inv the
denutv Sheriff of Chehal;s county On
a aborae of seduction ~ Mabel Dot
ersOn, under statutory age. The of.
ficer was accompanied by the faith
ers of both boy and girl. and his ap-
prehension was solely for the pur-
pose of making him repair the situa-
ton, so far as possible, by "a mar
riage, an act he was attempting to
evade. He returned willingly to
with the conditions Of re-
lease.
The BODY of Frank Kinnayan. an
old. time resident of this c;tv AID
Shelton. was found in the bay at
Gull Harbor. by F.. d. Cowan. YES
terdav morning Jnformation was
Immediately brought to this city and
the coroner beng absent Sherifl
GaSton. Capt. Cowan ana under
taker Suckl!n went down Tor the
body. his demlse IS probably due
10 an ACCIDENT. his business has
been that OF COOK in logging camps.
his last employer was August Schnel-
ger; lie was commonly known as
Mickey.
A local merchant recently OBJ
served that business men, especially
grOcers, at taxpaying time, found
collections slow. People feel con-
strained to save their money TO meet
sne publ ouruens IN tne snape q.
assessments o. ss, anu .aA"'lon' "nu -.
noS ,ano! p"S M ~ L'er oens. VI uo'
,.n to .h". ,; nS prosen u,o on a.
nst .% t""s nn'o' ., ,"oo So" .a~n.
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The State seems determined to