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

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p.ch'd up cap .rtt w IL D1r'."~~ Hn
known. a0d believing + bad "En."t"t
"aN t.rd.fr- = n,ar tine STOW. H-'n
- went u'l, resulting Il State T.
Wur,M,n i.." attempted ttcc>-
cr'tiGIN d.''.-.t ta~n q. rrWot INK
tine var troW our h'o.h Placements.
winch daring lot weather c"t'>
from -" pores of -. ~.ud and *
tracked 70 ~" a'lacert wood or CO.
m"nt >,draa.t~ a1d INFO TONES often
r.I".rg rs pru>.}, carpets TIL, '.~ p.
= d.'li .u.t, 'roH I'll" taf thar '..-I
recurring hot season >,"n.~ 70 CA
tract a ready .uppN FROM the ~d;lr
blocks
I, seems ti4.o!r local Postmaster
la, a PERMANENT iun 70 teaching
savings bank p,~tua~t,r~ tL-'r tg-
I. Iu caring for drpu>.'or~ funds.
FROM thc number uf notices that APP
pear in I'll, daily papers. and II keeps
one guessing wL"ttrr the country
Nasty : are unusually dulI, or the
same Orcurrcuc, i served mp i'm dill
ferent style for morning or evening,
or To suit the taste OF the Jr,0N, on
Their cousins or amt>. P">itlV" =
-. however, that tine mess J. be-
comm" nauS"a'ing.
X. VI CalkinS. General passenger
agent Of the Cnirago. Milwaukee, and
Pugct Sound railway couuanV. when
called down for leaving olympia
OF III" map. in a newly issued folder
announcing the opening OF SIS new
through trans continental service. at
tributes III" omission to hast" in out
ming the work and very diplomats
''lIy saves the wound by expressing
proiound regret that the Pearl oi
Puget sound had been omitted
Lel rs nope mat the Part hereafter
DC sept III lrm setting.
W. II Tanblyn. Fire Chief of
Aberdeen. was Il caller on the STAND
ARD yesterday. While ON a Scmi-of-
fetal visit 10 the fire departments Of
cities on the Sound, he is cSpcci-
ally interested in Olympia auto
engine. ana his investigation has re
suited IN unqual!lled approval "l II as
the most economical as well as Ell
fectlVe means OF lighting fires both IN
Their lnclplent stages and after the
dtVourlnS element has passed be
yond ordinary control. Aberdeen
VIII probably order machine of still
larger capacity than our own.
The Juvenile Band, organized bv
Prof n c. Davis. and drilled bv
him and W. W. Binheimer the past
six months. gave a concert in the
band stand in CAPITAL park Tuesday
evening, which was largely attended
and well cnjoyed. 1t is COMPOSED of
youth from eight to less than twenty
years of age. They display aston
lshlnG proficiency for this short
time and amount of practice they
have had, demonstrating their apti-
tude as well as thoroughncSs of drill.
A competent musician predicts that
like improvement the remainder of
the year will make ii one of the
best bands in the State.
In the action " National Ban, of
Commerce of Kansas CITY AGAINST
Rutledge Il. H.. brought to recover
5000. less payment of $40 on n prom.
issory note riyen by defendants IN
Mclaughlin Bros. for the sale Of n
stallion. before a inry tried in tbe
Superior Court of Thurston county
at the present term. n verdict wnS
rendered in favor of defendants tbe
makers of the note Tho hank
claimed it was n Louo nh, holder for
value, while the makers contcnded
they We're induced to execute the
note through fraud and misrepre-
Sentatlon, and therefore the consid
Grafton had failed. An appeal to the
Supreme Court is probable.
The Rip-saw Lecture Bureau pro
pose to make the requisite arrange
mentS in order that Mrs. Kate Rich
ards o Hare may deliver an address
in Olympia at sometime in the near
future Mrs. O'Hare is a lady of
culture, well posted on the subjects
of Socialism and woman's economic
independence. She threw a bomb
into the prohibition camp i'm Mime
sofa, by declaring that poor food and
bad cooking cause more domestic
discord, and more divorce suits
than the liquor traffic. When Mrs
OHare shall arrive, why would it
not be a good plan for some of our
local prohibtionists or any who may
be brought here for the occasion to
meet the lady and debate with her
from the platform?
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