Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-11


IF personal nropcrty.
o,L.r than III. 500 To head Of fanli
lies tn. ST>xp>Rp understands
that under Cham. l.. laws Of 1909.
the act providinr for MORTGAGES.
n,rc>. ac,.nuut>. moneys. certificates
of drnn>jt. lax certificates. iud.c-
.urut>. State. county. municipal and
school district bonds and warrants
ar. not considered rs propartv su1-
io... To taxation. However. the 81
p,,,ur Court ly~ o'lu;.,-,..l mon
.ry~ from. the an.ra,i.n nf IL, f4w.
:. ..,y-.r., tl.. r.ua;0.I..- ot tlr>.
items 10 stand ON H.. theory they
.,ra n,+ nr,,,..,..,- ,v;tHir tbn ,ua,,,;r,e
Of IN. Con..-rut,o, hut ar,. only
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R,p 1874
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ny '"" -'',' .;''' anu " '''' 90 "'"'Ii',
one. wear with the priyi,rg. of five.
and have. ta1rn charge. Thy are
NOW conducting The s.. Rrgi> hotr,.
Of Tacoma. and Mr.. Aldrich and his
d.,l~lttr Daisy. will remain here.
probably. and give the knccland
their personal Supcrvion. while Mrs.
Lila Is. Aldrich VIII continue super
vision of the st. Regis at Tacoma.
They have Jointly conducted that ho-
tel the past wear. and for Is years
preceding bad operated the fTawley
house. opposite the Tacoma hotel.
80 they have had ample experience
in the business. \ thorough reno
walton of the Kueeland is now in
pro~rrSS. The new lease covers the
| hotel features, and not the bar, cafe
or the billiard room now being fitted
iup under the former management.
The ladies' entrance from Fourth
street will be used as the hotel lobby
and Office The cafe is not to he re-
! moved, as lately proposed, but has
! been leased to another party and will
| be- continued.
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of the estate, a relative of the family.
No complaint has been made of his
management or that he has not
faithfully distributed the dividends
when due, but it seems that Miss
Speckart met in Portland a Dr. Marie
d. Equi, who by some occult power
over the young lady has llienated
her from her family and induced her
to ask the courts for a division of the
estate. In the late decision Judge
Hanford of the Federal court, held
that while the evidence did not show
that the plaintiff was heartless or av.
ariciouS, but that her unnatural con
duct in prosecuting the suit is actu
ated by the bancful influence of {
meddlcsome person, who dominate.
her by the excrtion of a mysterious
) psychological power; that the com
plainant is not the real litigant il
the case but is a mere tool of one VIII,
has no rights as against any of tn,
defendants, and for that reason tn,
, court finds that there is no equity il
the bill.
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icoruar. l''li, l'on: teaV'hG an uh
'htct'ei1''ui' wa w'''cti IS an ihs'ru
'''en' aiio"ihS 'iio estate lor III
e i,iost lart W ot set'ieo OUT o, eoir
: - " 'iiG Terms vi the VIII
: byron Mlliett anu II. NJ: Hayes wer
I , ,; us eAtCutors' without oond
? n'ss p,anH.c w. Cua'iioers. now MIS-
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S pIi ociic'ic'a'S anu rcSiuuary ieSaVee
C VINO was pequealieu Tue content
anu > stoch vi Store VI ueceased iocate'
oii I'm run !" stro',l III 'hiS CITY I'M
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