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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04
First publication. Jan. 81. 1910.
SUM MONS.

I'm the Superior Court of the State of
/ Washington. for Thurston county.
Maize Strickland, Plaintiff, VS.. benjamin Strck-
land, Defendant.
state Of Washington to Ber jamin Strickland,
Defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
sixty (0) days alter the date Of the frat publica-
fion OF this su mons, to wit within sixty VbO)
days after the 3lst day of December. 1909. aud de
fe0d the above entitled action In the above en-
titled court. and answer the complaint Of the
plnintiG and serve copy OF your answer upon
the undersigned attorneys for the plaintiff or
fher of them at the office below stated; and in
case of Your failure so to do. judgment VIII be
rendered against you according to the demand
of the complaint which has been filed with the
Clerk of said Court.
The object OF this action il to secure decree
of divorce from said def. ndaDt, REM ,min
! Strickl land, on the part of said plaintiff, Maize
Strickland, dissolving the bonds OF maiT iRony
existing letween them, on the grounds OF cruel
ty, adultery, and abandonment of the plaintiff
| by defendant. and TO have the plaintiffs maiden
name Of Maize Fitzsimmons restored To her, aud
| for her costs herein. also for general relief on
| the facts stated in said complaint.
BYRON MIiLETr
+. N. str ELE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
7. q. and Office address, suite ,, Byrne Block
! Olympia, Thurston County. Wash.
| Date Of first publication, Dec. II lN9. a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04

| y The superior Court al the state of Washing
l ton in and for the County Of Thurston.
In the matter of the estate of William b. Powe,
deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that William Il. Powe,
Jr.. the admin strator Of the above entitled g.
tate has filed his final report herein and petition
for disc hsr.c.
Motto il further given that the Court has set
Saturday the 18th day of january, 1910. at the
hour of 10 O'Clock a. NJ and the court room ol
the Court ouse Of ThuIstou County. n; Olympia
Washington, AS the time and place for hearing
the said Final report and petition for discharge
Notice IN further given that all persons hav
In, any objections thereto be and the same are
required TO present the same on or before the
| said time and ut the said place.
By order OF the superior Court of Thurston
County, Washington.
In WITNESS whereof hereunto set my
(SEAI) Land aud the seal of the said SUPERB
Court this 18th day of January
1910 W. NJ. MUM,
County Clerk and Clerk of the superior Court
Date Of first publication, Jan. :. 1910. II.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04
REFORM GAMBLING.
Washington Saturday Review

If the law makes it Il felony to run
a faro bank, "a " roulette wheel, ,"
or a game of poker with kitty"
what penalty should be meted out to
the man who Institutes and runs
such a contemplate skin game as the
Olympion- Recorder contest now in
operation?
The answer is easy.
If the common gambler should go
to the penitentiary for term of
years, the instigator of one Of these
games should hang.
1t is an almighty poor business
that must bring to its aid u lottery
scheme involving women and young
girls in personal strife for prize
Holding back votes filed for the
leaders, in order not to discourage
the less fortunate SO they will quit
the game, thus losing the dealer
some of his hoped COR profits. is an
old trick in this kind of a game and
serves much the same purpose that
the "capper" does in any other three
shell game.
Gambling became felony not be-
cause few won money, but on ac-
count of the misery, and heart aches
caused by the great majority who
lost.
In this game few will win, but
the great majority must lose and in
the end the only really happy one
in the game will be the dealer.
Twenty open gambling houses run
ming full blast in Olympia would not
cause the heart-burnings in the same
length OF time that this game, owned
by an ardent advocate of anti-gamb-
ing laws, will cause, and if they ran
full blast for twenty years they
wouldn't make business men have a
mild attack of nervous prOstration
every time woman entered his place
of business. Neither would the gam
bling houses dare to attempt enlist
| ing the ladies as cappers.
ever be enacted to save man from
himself.
We are not ttempting to say that
this game is rOng, but we are going
to insist that as an evil it has the
faro layout. stud poker" and
craps backed off the boards.
We will say also, in closing, that il
there is any way to make this kind
of game as uni awful as it is reprehen
sible and place it where it belongs in
the catalogue of felonies, it will be
put there at the next session of the
legislature, unless killed by the re
formers.
Later: Two of the players are hold
ing big hands, but the dealer won
allow them to show down because
the less fortunate would quit.
Which is worse, to take money
from a man in a square game, or rol
a girl of her labor?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04


trnipt M train wreck was made at
ClcbaES Monday ni.ht. The SO
train WIS run on 10 a sidinr hv an
open and locked switch and ran into
. Inc ~ construction cars occupied
10y a. hrdE'-cr'". ortnnat'IE'
t""r\'r, tH' tram Had slowed down
ANT only Ntchh.hN. foreman oi the
crew, Anderson a 'Io"rrr, ana Mrs:
Nis fa.'ftoh tAr COOK sustained
MINOR injuries. and several ON the
passenger cars rAp"rIehc'd an IN
peasant >i1Nc-up. Every 'liort Is
There ar. some uar,irs vino have
L.rn cYttinr ,i,rn.r St,ndiro ~
s,rn.ts in >n-u. NJ H.. outlvin,s 1d.
dition, which does NOT .-,ut unnn
their bo,d.rg>. and u,inr the
tImbrr Tor trc-W"od. doubtless think
lnE they had right 10 do 50 IN or
der toc.ear OF a roadway leading to
ana from their premises. The IL"
pr"Nlut> the trees, as lar as the cen
ter oi the street, belongs 10 the aput-
u
the proper l"Gal authorities 10 use
/ the TIMBER Tor improvement OF the
/ highways in The Nirlnlty.
\ school Teacher. in Milwaukee,
! Wis wiring 70 a relative in this
,i,v comnlaiu. of the ur.vailiuu bad
weather in that State. and the poor
car-scrvicc of the city. which re-
shifted in her beinu thirty minutes
late one morning RECENTLY in open
inr school. for which objectionable
DELAY she WAS promptlv "docked"
half an hour from the quarterly sal
any. 1t seems rather strange to
people in this Western country to
know there are those who Inquire that
closely, and especially upon the sal
airy OF woman teacher, which Is
rather slender at best.
In orr vontbful DAVIS at school we
heard il r,..ited. "Yct this is Rome
that sits on her seven hills and from
bnr tb,nnn of hn,utv niles thr world -
Miss Pu,h Dnnh,r writes from Rome
that the seven hills are Of moderate
elevation NOT nrrtcntious rs the poet
endeavorcd to have MS believe. Fur
,hermorr the younr lady relates
that the scnlntor work of Michael An
rrIo in Jtalv fell far bclow her cxnec-
tations, by no means lovely or beau
tiful to behold. Doubtless when she
shall return she will appreciate more
than ever the land of roses and tall
timber. Nevertheless the pSychol-
ogy of her surroundings prompts her
to make happy hits as descriptive
writer.
N;ss Conb;o Norors.bwordor IF
,b;s o;tr opd l. - Pam;nI- nf 90.
attle wora n,arried Tnns,}'y after.
nonu ' Nv pam NJ 0r,.;nL of ,bo
C G ny chnrcb and Miss Clara
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ, 'n wnddod row Tnon'
;n "'' ,h ,'r 80 da,, ~ ,ha fan;i,. bono
on m7, ,, ,n 49,. Str .a. I,;. Sn;d
th,t VIZ thn hr;da" aro both ost;,ahio
,r,un ~" lod;aS ,rd hoUo GOOD LnS
bonds hut Is tho cbano. Ia No far
,hnr rosmIt ,hon roi;a~;nr tLa Stra;,
o m0 ,ho Enol;"h aInhahn, IN "c Snoll;n"
t tho;u fan,;i7, $50 :, Is attam -
an n Cara IS thosa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04
NOTiCETO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington in and for the County Of
ThurSton.
In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth
liorr, deceased.
Notice il hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed administrators
oi the above entitled estate, and notice
is further given that all persons be and
the same are hereby required to present
all claims against the said Elizabeth
lIorr or against her estate to the under
signed administrator Of the above en-
titled estate. ut his place of business,
to-wit, the office of the Olympia Hard
ware Company, between 4th and 81
streets, on the west side of Main street
in the city of Olympia, Washington, on or
before twelve months from the date OF
the first publication of this notice.
+. q. BI.AkE.SLEE.
Administrator of the estate of Elizabeth
llOrr, deceased.
Date ofIirst publication, Jan. 7, 1910 ST.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN the Superior Court of the State of Wash
! ington. IN aud for the County of Thurston.
Having been appointed executor of tn,
last will and testament of Hiram MiZr
deceased. hereby give notice to all per
sons having claims against the estate al
said Hiram Mia. deceased. To presenl
the same to me at my residence at T,.
nino. ThurStOn county, Washington
wit hin one year from date hereof, or the
same will be forever barred.
Dated this 3ist day of January. 1910.
JOHN EANTIS,
Elk ecutor of the last will and testament
of Hiram MiZe. deceased.
Date of first publication, Feb. T. 1910.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04
For Sale!

Three cockercls, rating POO eggs,
Hogan System-One White Lcghorn,
;. c., one Buff Rock. one Rhode Isl
and Red, so each. viii also grade
poultry for eggs or beef. soc per
dozen birds. c. I. MCCLELLAND,
Olympia, Wash.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04
Notice..

Notice is hereby given TO the stockholders OF
the Tenino Coul X Iron Co. corporation or
gAniZed and existing under the laws Of the
State If Washington, with the principal place ol
business al Tcnin0. Thurston county, washing
ton, that pursuant to a resolution duly passed
aud entered in the minutes of the Board OF Irus-
tee of said corporation meeting OF the stock
holders of suld corporation VIII he held at the
Office of sad company Al 1cninO. Thusiou
county. Washington, on saturday February l2ih
1910, at the hour uf 10 o'clock 4. Il, and the OBJ
jcct Of said meeting H. tn increase the capi a.
stock of said corporation to $I21,oOJ M, and 10 in
crcahe the shares uf the capital stock of said
corporation from POO shares to 80 shares of The
par value Of 500 " each.
Dated this lith day Of December 1909
CHAS. f.. HORTON.
D. T.. MCLAUGHLIN.
+. CAMPBELL,
Trustees Of the Tenino Coal & Iron Co.
Date of first publication, Dec. -, 1859. s..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04

1T is toss-up now as to whether
we have to ride in the coal or the
water wagon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04
Thurston County Statistics.

Total number of acres of land, ex-
elusive Of town and city lots, 432, 230
Number of acres fenced. 81 500.
Number of acres of timber land.
291 200.
Number of acres of other unim-
proved land 127 $50.
Number of acres of improved land.
- $50.
Average equalized valuation OF
timber lands, per acre, 80. 40.
Average equalized value of other
unimproved land per acre, So
Average equaized value of improv-
ed land, per acre, exclusive of inn
provements $l4,69
Average equalized value of improv-
ements, on land, per acre, $29.26.
Equalized valuation of timber lands
50. 739,7l5.
Equalized value of other unimprov
ed land. 81. 050,2
Equalized value of improved lands
exclusive of improvements, 5000, 1853.
Equalized valuation of improve
ments of lands $500, 1884.
Aggregate value of lands, includ
ing improvements $4,39l,3 5l.
Value of town and city lots, excln
sive of improvements. 81, l04. $40.
Value of improvements on towr
and city lots, $500, 463.
Aggregate value of town and city
lots including improvements 1925.
103.
Aggregate exqualized valuation o
of all property, including improve
ments, s6,3l6.45
Assessed value of property il
Olympia 50 $50. 52l; Tumwater, $30l .
34l; in Tenino, 1920. 400; outside. 50,
632 .425. Total 50. 7O9. 697.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04
NOTICE CREDITORS.


In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Thurston County.
In the matter of the estate of Is. +. Ruth
deceased and of Catherine Ruth de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
Ruth, William ). Vail and Maude Kin
schner have been appointed admins
traitors with the will annexed, of the estat"
OF Il. +. Ruth deceased. aud also admit
iStrators. with the will annexed, uf the
estate of Catherine Ruth deceased, 10y
the said Superior Court.
All persons having claims against the
said Il. +. Ruth or against the said
Catherine Ruth, or against either of their
estates, are hereby required 10 present
them, with the necessary vouchers. with
III one year after the 2Sth day OF Janu-
airy, 1910. 0he date OF this notice To said
administrators at 2G0 Tenth street, in the
city of Olympia, Thurstou comfy, State
of Washington. or al the Office Of Utnlci
Gaby. In said city of Olympia. mat being
the place for the transaction OF The husi-
ness OF said estates.
FRANK RUTH.
WILLIAM :. VAIL.
MAU DE KIN>CHNER.
Administrators. with the wills annexed,
OF the estates of Il. +. Ruth and Gath
crime Ruth, decreased.
First publication Jan. -, 1910 jt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04
She Fixed Him.

IOlc Ilstu IL lldJ Ike a il,il -iiti', diit,
sitting in the sixth row OF the or
chestra. was hoping with all her
might that it would attract Mr.. Ten
Cent Dude attention, and get him
to notice her a moment. She fiat
tered herself she was looking I'M
commonly handsome. The gentle
finger of a pale-faccd man. sitting
behind her. tapped her on the shout
der
Beg pardon, Miss" murmured
that unfortunate individual, but
would you mind removing your
ahem!-your hat?'
Yes, | do" she snapped, and
glued her eyes once more upon her
idol.
Look here, Miss" persisted the
pale gentleman, 81 want to look as
we'll as yOu!'
"Oh, do you?" she retorted. turn
ing round and looking him straight
between the eyes. Then You d
better run home and change your
facen'
Then the overture commenced.
-Lue F. Vernon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04

IN the Superior Court of the State Of Washing
/ ton, In and Tor the County of Thurston.
In re the estates of Anderson Morrow and SARAH
Morrow. deceased
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-02-04

Road Supervisors appointed yester.
day are as follows: District No. /
Joshua Banner. Chambers Prairie.
District No. Fired Robinson. Sher-
lock (reappointed) District No. g.
John Mckenzie, Yelm. District No.
ALBERT Smith, Rainier (reappoint-
ed. District No. 5-GeOrge Stump.
ton, Tenino (reappOinted). District
No. &C. A. Ericsson, Grand Mound
Prairie. District No. &c. f. Brain.
ard, South Union. District No. s.
NJ. ]. NeylOn, Delphi (reappointed).
The assessment roll of this county
shows an aggregate of values for tax
levy to be s9,7O7, 697. OF this
amount $3.50. 521, or more than
one-fourth is in Olympia. Tum.
water has an assessed valuation Of
1901, 342, and Tenino of 1920, 400
The remainder of the county valua
tions is placed at s6,632. 425. The
total tax levy for the State is "a
mills, for the county IL mills and the
city 49, mills, total of 80 mills, or
an Indebtedness of $344, 15087.
Under the recent decision OF the
Supreme Court in the Morse cast
constituting the Washington Home
stead Exemption Law, it would seen
that debtor might have two dis
tinct tracts exempt from execution
provided he occupied one of them fol
dwelling purposes and uses for a gar
den. If both tracts with improve
meuts do not exceed in value two
thousand dollars, they canrot b.
taken on execution to satisfy an or
binary debt.
1t is thought that a deliberate at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
WHY CAPITAL LIKES
THE BINGHAM CAMP
Very Little Litigation in Com
parisOn With the Camps
Importance.

The statement frequently is made that
OF all the mining states OF the country.
utah stands more free from strikes and
labor troubles than any. and it also has
been subject Of remark tina, Utah is less
troubled through litigation over mining
properties than the average state.
well-known engineer stated on Monday
that IL is doubtful if ever a camp of the
size and Importance OF Bingham has
reached its prosperity with so little legal
trouble
great many camps, OF which Butte
Is the most shining example. are the
scenes OF bitter controversy In the courts.
ana mostly through the personal element
being allowed 10 enter into the matter
ne said "At Bingham there were sew
cral openings for litigation, but Il always
Is The case that. where the personal ec.
mcni is eliminated. 4 satisfactory SET
tlement can be reached out OF court, and
friendly settlements certainly have been
The rule at Bingham. No doubt the diff
terence between the occurrence of the ore
bodies at Bingham and Butte has had
something TO do with this happy condi-
ton. but II is also true that there has
been lacking that clement Of personal
cnmtty which brought such unwclcome
fame TO The Montana camp.
These Utah conditions are factors al
ways taken into consideration by capital
In weighing tho advsability Of Utah in
rcStments,"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
PROSPERITY IS ON
THE WAY FOR ALL
Basic Conditions Of Country Arc
Sound and Bright Era
Is Ahead.

That tho basic conditions OF the coun
try could not bo surpassed. and that, with
politics out of tho way. the nation will
proceed along a most prosperous era. is
tho conclusion reached by w. w Arm
strong, president OF the National Copper
bank of salt Lake City, who has returned
from a business trip which covered Dem
Ncr, Texas points, New Orleans. Chjoa
20, Boston New York and other largo
cities Of this country Mr., Armstrong
was seen al the bank Monday by The
Tribune. and when asked regarding busi-
ness conditions. he said
after a trip Of three weeks to several
large business ceutcrs OF tho country, /
am forced TO the conclusion that the un-
dcrlyine conditions are extremely favor
able. The only pccvlSh people ! encoun-
tered were those Wall street. who
have cndcayored TO do little else recent
ly but defeat Roosevelt I'm New York.
The farmers arc prosperous and happy
Tho country never saw better crops. and
the principal cry OF hard times is to bo
heard in the cities. Just as soon as the
elections arc over, and IL matters little
who wins. business will settle down for
q good long pull for universal prosperity.
THE moro I see OF other cities In the
country. the more ] like Salt Lake. Ii
is the cIeanest and best city In the United
States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
WAY PAVED FOR NEW
PRODUCERS OF COPPER

As suggested by this weeks Walkers
Copper Letter, the programme OF cop
per curtailment now in force will pave
the way splendidly for the increase of
production when the Miami ana Ray
Consolidated companies are ready for be-
coming factors In the industry. There
are many who believe, however, and
Walker is one, that the increasing con-
sumption In time would have taken care
OF the surplus and growing production
without the curtailment policy, But as
it Is. the stocks OF copper certainly are
not or the dimensions to occasion alarm.
IL still appears TO a man up tree that
the curta allmcnt policy was more to
create a stronger copper sentiment in
the investment world than anything else.
This sentiment has been altered COM
plctely. and, consequence. the
financing Of new copper propositions is
easy today where IL was perhaps impos-
sibe three months ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
NOTHING BUT POLITICS
HEARD IN THE EAST

James A. Pollock & Co., bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
Paine. Wcbber e CO. letter, Boston,
The near approach OF election day put
a damper on trading The bulls feel con-
fident that Roosevelt influence is decreas-
ing and that election returns will show
that We arc 10 have a government con-
frolcd by the people and not by the
bosses The opening hours were very
dull. with little change In prices. but to-
ward the close we had good rally all
through the list principally on short COW
erlng. We continue TO feel very bullIsh
on coppcrs, and consider that every one
on the list will be higher, Copper Range,
Wolverine, Utah Copper, East Butte,
Hancock and Shannon.
Logan Bryan stock letter. New York.
There WAS considerable pressure dur
ing the first two hours OF todays ses-
sion. which resulted in substantial de-
clines being recorded throughout the list.
After noon. however the Canadian is
sues became quite strong, which impaired
hrmer tone, and as a result OF short
covering and moderate increase In out
side demand: prices advanced to about
Saturdays closing level. Owing 10 the
complex political situation, the immcdi-
ate market outlook appears to be one
Of uncertainty, and the opinion is ex-
pressed In good circles that fluctuations
at least for the next few days are likely
TO be relatively very narrow with the
tendency 10 tighten accounts on the up
turn rather than 10 increase commit
ments The foreign trade outlook com
mcnt Is sui heard relative TO domestic
affairs, as loans continue TO show a dis
position 10 expand materially over de-
posts.
Gallagher says-Ray Central and Gil
rouX the weak features on curb today
Traders sold Chino. Inspiration. Miami
ana Nj. V. quite steadily. ely Central
steady and Nevada Utah in good demand
at l Sis, America Tobacco sold up 3
points on transactions OF 50 shares.
Iiornblower letter. Boston.-Today's
market was inclined TO be reactionary
and very dull in sympathy with the New
} ork market, There was very little do
ing, and few stocks offered for sale on
the reaction. Sentiment Is still hulIish
and good judges believe we will see a
better range I'm prices little later on,
ana are advising the purchase OF stocks
on weak spots
New York Sun,-With nothing uDfavor-
abie In political news to disturb couan-
unity over the prospect for the vote in
thls state next week or throughout the
country. Wall street was neyertbeIess
inclined Today to attribute the reaction
airy course OF prices which characterized
inc market during most of the session to
ties. HVS'''''-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
GOOD SHOWING At
UTAH MINES COAL N.
Duncan MacVichie Says Big Cot
tOnwood Work Has Opened
a Mine.

Duncan MaoVichic, president Of the
Utah Mines Coalition company. has re-
turned from the mine up Big Cottonwood
very well satisfied with the present con-
dition OF the property. Present develop
ments are being registered on the new
lower tunnel level. tho tunnel having en-
countercd the same orc known To exist
in the upper levels, orc which was
brought to light many years ago. When
asked for AN expression OF opinion re-
gardng these new disclosures Mr.. Mac
Fichic said:
II saw one OF the incest showings
have sccn In long time. The Utah
Mines Coalition management has opened
typical body OF Park City ore, tho ore
being galena and carbonates, carrying
copper, silver and lead The ore body
is well defined: II is about five feet WIDE
and II is developed for about sixty feet
In length. Two feet Will average about
$50 per ton gross. and three feet viii
average about S25 per ton gross. It looks
To me like we have a mine up there, not
ono of those great propositions which can
produce thousands of tons OF ore n day,
but comparatively small tonnage of
rich ore, Within q week the property
VIII be ready 10 produce at the rate OF
nifty tons daily. The ore bodies on both
the strike and dip are lcnticular. occur
ring all the world like a string OF saus-
ages The property certainly Is in very
satisfactory shape