Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-14

lcrdaY, AT the rSiSlde mill, from Il
rolling lo-, crushed his hip joint
The injury is not serious bat it will
him for bIs.ncs, a week
or ten days
The readers of thu STANDARD are
given chance to see a new class Of
advertising, VIZ. Pyramid flour, in
poetry. This -four is Of superior
quality and sold by R"dtr X Lewis
in our city. See fourth page
Joe Alien, aged b, died at St.
Peters hospital, Tuesday morning.
after an illness of about six weeks,
following a residence here of about 20
years. The funeral rites were CON
Quoted by the Eagles yesterday.
Whether there is any occult reason
for II, or " ii only happened 50, the
report of the State Board of Control
show thar only 1863 admissions were
made to the two hospitals for the in
sam last year, against 9l2 for 1908
Miss Anna l.;,satyr. of this city and
y. r. Russell. of SEATTLE were mar
ried At the hOmc of the bride 5 pa
rents, Monday evening. Rev. G.. K.
Mcssia>, Rector Of St. John : church,
performing the ceremony. They
made a brief tour to Seattle
The Baptist Young People, I'm
ion of Tumwatcr, have elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: President George Bingham
Vice President and OrganiSt. Mr..
Cole; Treasurer, Miss Pearl Jones,
and Secretary, Miss Annie Lozicr.
Hazen W. Maynard. Frank Y.
Donnelly, {. W. Stcntz and a. c.
Galliac will represent the city at the
Good Roads convention to be held at
Aberdeen. Feb. % and "a. They
have been appointed by the Mayor at
the suggestion Of the Commercial
Club.
Olympia has sufficient population
to entitle her to the rank Of city of
the second class. She may need the
Commission system of local govern
ment in a greater degree than the
rank. Some of our people believe
many of her transactions have been
too rank
W. II. Abel, a prominent lawyer
of Chehalis county, had business be
fore the Supreme Court, Tuesday
He is one of the chief promoters o
electric line from the Gray'S Harbol
country to the Sound, which he eX
poets to be under construction il
the near future.
l.. S. and Grace Bussard. who wer,
divorced six months ago, were re
united Monday by Justice Giles
The couple are nearly Of the sam,
age. % and II years, respectively
and it is thought that midget of ;
three year-old girl brought the twair
together and reunited them.
1t is rumored that plans have beer
submitted and approved for TIN
Olympia permanent depot buildin:
for the Northern Pacific, to cost $25,
000 Small favors thankfully re
ceived. The same report says new
depot at Centralia will cost twic
that sum, and at Bellingham $50, 900
1t is a matter of regret that sue
a talented actress as Rose Melville
who played the leading part as ST
Hopkins at Olympia Theater, las
Friday night, was greeted with
small house. 1t was the result note
in a former issue that the 10-cen
shows are paralyzing the highe
grade performances.
Judge J. W. Robinson left LO
Angeles for Olympia, Wednesday
On his arrival it is expected he wi
look after the appeal to the Suprem
Court Of the Hamilton case. in whic
the defendant was found guilty an
sentenced to an indeterminate tern
Of Imprisonment in the penitentiar
, from one to ten years.
1t is thought that the Milwaukee
, and Puget Sound railroad bridge a
Rochester will be completed in ar
! other week, when the work of tract
laying on the Gray's Harbor brancl
suspended for over two months b
: Indictment weather, will be resumed
, The bridge at this point was twic
swept out by floods in the Fall.
, The fifty-third volume of tn
!, Washington Supreme Court report
has appeared. At page 24S, in tn
case of Gould as. Knox, the cOu,
holds that when a party institute
: an action to set aside a county ia
l de.d where the defendant sets u
title to the land in question and
appearing tender of taxes woul
be refused, an offer to pay same bt
fore bringing suit is excusable.
; Mrs. Lathrop. nee Mabel Phipp!
is seriously threatened with heal
trouble. She is still at the home ,
| her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. +
t Phipps. on Eastside Her case ha,
ing presented serious complication!
: q consultation of several prOminer
: physicians was recently had. Tt
lady is comparatively young in year!
The STANDARD sincerely hopes sh
may soon recover from her prOlonge
illness.
S f. S. Lopez, druggist, who wa
, employed in the B. l.. Hill dru
store of this city about three yeal
= ago, was found dead in bed at til
, Antlers hotel. Ellensburg. from inha
ing chlOroform, on Thursday of las
week. He had evidently saturate
a towel with the drug to ease tt
pain from neuralgia. soon after g
, ing to bed and became insensib
from the fumes. He was divorce
from his wife.
The Olympia Building and IOa
company at its annual election hel
, Tuesday selected the following dire
tors: c. H. Springer, Millar
: Lemon, Fred w. Stocking, GeOre
; f. Filley and p. M. Troy, and the d
rectors Immediately afterwards cleo
ed the following officers for the Ell
, suing year: C. H. Springer, Pres
) dent; Willard Lemon. Vice Pres
dent; James Mcdowell, Secretar
and Fred w. Stocking, Treasurer.