Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-09-08

IHI~ "a. orr Suburban ncigltor.
Labor day was noted especially
N1.f4Y Ay1 very general suspension
%. ..H3r: instead Of uny formal cerc-
'uyu.r~ .Jrr1n"rd'jvr Of its object
tuc Governor ) pro..umlfion re-
leased everybody from business en-
E1Gcm"ntS, which helped 10 promote
/ that SraGuatjon, to spend, which 5
generally regarded rs the hardest Of
al. work
] Olympia j. to become the dl>triout-
inE center for crudc and refined oil.
soon a. permission is granted for
erection Of storage tankS in this city.
Many OF the logging roads have been
using oil on their locomotives and
it is quite certain that its use on
these lines will become general as
better means for transportation and
less cost thereby is assured
/ The five mastcd schooner Crescent
is anchored in Ed Inlet taking on
/ board large cargo OF pling for the
Hawaiian islands. The logs viii be
! taken from the Hanna Bros logging
camp, on Mud Bay, and towcd down
to the inlet where the schooner lies.
The cargo will consist of 200 piles
This is one of the largest cargoes to
be taken from the upper Sound.
In a recent letter mailed at Fair
banks. Alaska. Uazen ". MAYNARD
writes he expects to arrive home
the latter part Of the present month.
that he is having a strenuous time
in the North, nevertheless he has en-
JOyed the trip and scenery very
much. Still his heart has a warm
spot for the Puget Sound country
and the Olympia musical talent.
\ StIurn which served as a Snuh-
.,in.e-n0<f for tn, au,o cai. ot {. II.
lonnir.s' aberdeen probably saved
the III, Of Us owner. The accident
took pace on NiSuual'v Hill. as Mr.
i. was en- route for Seattle. Sunday
icrcninr. The car was going at the
rate ofabout 3omiles when. it swcrved
from the road heading for a stump
that stood on the brow OF the hill.
Last tpril. D. :. B. Henry and
others OF his own household com
ncnced an action against the city to
recover damages in the sum of about
80 coo for alleocd iniurv TO their
propertv holdings by reason of grad
! inc Fast Sixth and boundary streets.
in Improvement District No. -. \
few DAYS AGO the STANDARD was in
formed no answer had been made TO
the complaint.
Gov How = has hoor o,rorrod :
70 moot prosi "a Tof. - th '''' I,ain
WaShirgton State limo ~, O.tohor
1otb on5 onoomnanr H. biz, .h,o,,r .b,
Tho Stata TbaT wiII be- mnt horo ~
10 t...;,, .. ~ :, H. TX ID
escorted by the crowd to Capitol
Park. where an address of welcome
and reply will be made. Following
this will be an auto ride to various
points of the city. and the President
will be a guest for a few minutes at
the Executive Mansion. Women
will be on several committees. and
take part in the welcome.
Tho r,,o, ,ottoroor.;ors =. ,ho;.
S;vth anruol n,aot;no ,r,;1,, no..
bald ~ T,mwotor Sd, ond Mo-.
d.,, ro.,t IN ronord ~ fa,or;nr 10
noroolS d;str;but;on ord onnns;.;n,,
70 the T" ono" milo nc annl;ed 70 tbo;r
collino Of1ioarS ware aioc,od &c fol
laws. pres;dert. 7 II CIarl, W.T. ~
COM. V;co pras;6ar+ I p Troon
Pny,llnr. Soorotary r. u Eanton
south Tacoma. Jobn Honn tho ro'
tirino Vice President was chosen nc
delaoata to the National Convention
to be held at Milwaukee September 10
20 and q. and Bellinoham was Sc
lected for holding next wears State
Convention.
Thor. ;s oors;derohlo sroo,,1o,;o,,
in Olvmnia and Vicinity ne. 70 tho
identity Of tho mvstnr;onS u q
smith now snnroSed 10 hn hold in
custodv nv the nol;co den,r,mont
of this citv As far as learned no.
hodv seems 10 know tho potnra Of
the charge if any that viii he nre-
sented arainst him There ore all
sorts of theories advanced :, l,hor
and Socialist CIRCLES ne to who
he may he Some thirl, he is tho
nnvsnaner corresnondnnt Coo II
Sboaf. who mvsteriouslv disanneared
at Las Anreles Cal ahout tbrco
weeks AGO who was sunnosed tn
have heen kidnaned. that no might
have been placed on hoard Of n Inn.
her vessel at San Pedro and brouoht
TO Aberdeen. then transferred to
Olympia It is renorted he was rc-
leased from Jail yesterday.
The Board of EQUALIZATION has been
beset by assessors and others who
proclaim their belief that assessed
valuations of timber and city property
have sustained a material de- crease
in the past few months This in the
Judgment of some. amounts to from
% TO - per cent Mark Reed. of
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