Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-06-23


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lu German ~ tlc session Of the sum
:utr school
THE Seventh Annual Convention #
'Hr State Association Of Auditors.
u'f ~ ~po6au" Monday. Couury Au-
aIror e. i. Burr and State Auditor
&. v. C#nScn attended rs local rep
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THE following young couples were
married IN this city, Wednesday
L.>.l" 6. B'oomingda'r of T-uino.
Iut Mis- Ruth {. Case Of Rochester.
I-"'"> llmumoLd and Miss Mary VI.
Frfllngcr. "f Ljttlo Rock
". f. Wilson. residing on Eighth
street. carries his left arm in sling.
The sore on his left hand is some
what battling to medical skill. Prior
to this latest affection. Nh Wilson
lad Dccn in poor health Tor several
Years.
Mrs Agnes Skinner and MIS-.
Benz Brewer have been named by
! the Woman : Relief Corps to repre-
sent til" organization at the depart
mrnt convention OF the g. \. H. to
T be- held at W"natchcc on Juuc 9th,
18th and 29th.
Strawberries have been selling
. -four boxes for quarter in Seat
Il" til" past fortnight. Here they
have maintained a place on the top
Shelf at from ten To fifteen cents a
+ box. They now command q price OF
y cents for three boxes.
The ashes of Mrs. c. \. Turner.
who died in California lately, were
brought to this city Tuesday. and
placed in the family plot in Masonic
cemetery yesterday. after services
were held 10y the Eastern Star. of
which deceased was member.
Miss Lillian Tracey was brought
home from Vancouver, b. c., last
Friday. She is still confined to her
bed on account Of serious stomach
trouble. II is hoped good nursing
and medical skill may bring about a
recovery from her illness before
long.
Gov. Hay has announced the APP
pointment of A. c. Hay, of Seattle,
to succeed c. W Whistler as mem
Der of the State Board of BARRIERS, to
fill the unexpired term till June IA,
1914, and Thos Ivey, of the same
board. has been appointed TO sue
coed himself.
A big barn on the ranch of ChaS.
James, near Grand Mound. was
wholly consumed by fire early Monday
morning, including valuable horse
and large touring automobile. 1t
is not known how the fire originated.
but it was not discovered until under
full Roadway.
L. c. Havlin, of Norton, Has, ar
rived Sunday evening. He is an old
acquaintance OF DR.. D. W. Hull, and
is visiting at his home in Olympia
He reports that the heat crop in
Kansas is badly damaged by the hot
weather, which may affect the corn
crop later on.
Clark V. Savidge. State Organ
lzer for the Knights of Pythias, left
Olympia for Belingham. Monday,
on official business, expecting to re-
turn by the Fourth of July to enjoy
the celebration in his home city.
. Clark wears the same cheerful coun-
tenance of yore.
The Japs. in a match game of base
bali with the Senators, Tuesday, took
unique way of terminatingthe game
on an adverse ruling of the referee.
The game had stood even, but they
deliberately walked off the ground.
when the official score was recorded
as, Senators 9, Japs 0.
Miss julia Wogg. a sister of Olaf
Wogg. business manager of the
. Olympinn Recorder, aged %. died in
Tacoma, Saturday, from the effects
of an operation to relieve an injury
sustained while a girl. 1t was by
advice of physician that it was
performed and she had no fear OF
results.
George Hitler, of the firm of Ken
drick & Hitler, painters, was united
in marriage at Seattle, Sunday. tC
: Miss Loretta Jennings. The bes,
: wishes of many friends are extended
to 'the happy couple. George had &
conf Ortable home prepared for then
in this city. where they are now
domiciled.
1t is announced that owing to ;
crowded docket the hearing of tn,
eight-hOur test case against Mrs
SOmerville, Superintendent Of the
Washington Box company. OF Seat
tie, accused of requiring women EN-
+ plOyeS to labor more than the lega
limit, will have to be continued til
the Fall term.
Secretary Watson has arranged
t for competitive prizes. from 80 cents
to s., to be paid by the Chamber o
D Commerce for the best letters re
lating to our city and its varied ad-
E vantages and resources, by the
children of this city giving rea
sons why they prefer life in Olympia
for transmission to inquirers in tn,
East.
The Old Chinese rookery is being
removed from the corner of Fifth an(
Columbia streets, to make room fol
, the temporary post Office. and PLACED
4 on piles on the west side of Water
street. just south of Fourth, will
the Chinese pests busily at work dur
\ ing its removal. 1t should have beer
destroyed. as good radiance t.
bad rubbish. "
A young couple who were divorced
1 about seven years ago. after nearl,
four years of married life. were re
united Wednesday by Judge Nit
, chell, who remarked that they hat
I probably separated to enjoy the hap
! piness of being married again. They
were John A. Sumpter and Pear
kenworthy. of Los Angeles, Cal
They will reside in the latter city.
r r. NJ Montgomery and Henri,