Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-10-13

A-iScuSeS 10 Weu nave Oeen ISSUED
to William Hannah of Tumwater anG
Alice Dele Adams Of Olympia; and
to James n. McDode and Annie Loz.
Ter, both of Tumwater.
Nineteen applications have beer
filed with Clerk Reinhart of the Su.
preme Court for admission to prac
tice law, one o. whom being of the
FAIR sex, residing in Mason county.
At an adjourned meeting of the
Council, held last night, the Tacoma
contractors. Heath & Cove, were
awarded the contract for building
the new city hall, on bid of $lS, 600
A. T. Rabeck. proprietor of the
popular music store on Fourth street
asserts it was not he who was re-
Gently married. but his nephew who
is employed in connection with his
business.
Arthur Hawks has purchased from
Nary G. Meays and husband lot 2
blk 4, in Bigeiow's second addition
to Olympia tor $3.50, with the inten
ton OF erecting a dwelling on the
premises.
Clarence Rabeck. a popular young
man OF this city, was united in mar
riage in Seattle. Saturday, to Mis-.
Matte keene, a former teacher O
MELVILLE, Kansas. The young couple
will reside here.
A box of luscious Strawberries was
handed to President Taft. as the
train departed, picked in the open
air by the children of ]. w. Hendrick
son, in this city, on the 11th day oil
this winter month.
Last Saturday afternoon at the
Congregational church an interest.
ing programme was rendered under
the auspices Of the Thurs ton county
Woman's Educational Club. Mrs.
J. NJ. Hit presided.
Mrs. Frank Reisenweber has left
the hospital for her home. She suf-
fered a long time from o growth be-
hind her ear; was compelled to under.
60 an operation and her condition
of health is nov more favorable.
The STANDARD is the best adver-
Using medium because it goes into
more homes in ThurstOn county than
any other paper published in this
section-a larger subscription list
than at any time in fifty years.
Col. Joe yesterday, of Tacoma,
one Of the members of the Supreme
Court Examination Board to pass
upon applications for membership to
practice Jaw. has been in the CITY the
greater part OF the present week.
Fred Weiss has received the largest
and handsomest line of exclusive
suitings for men and women for fall
and winter that ever came to the
city. Give him a call at his estab.
lishment on Main near Seventh
street.
! Some of the local Socialists smiled
when they heard President Taft say
while here, that there is not much
difference. nowadays. between o Re.
publican and Democrat. Taft, how.
ever. may be trying to weaken op-
position.
Mrs. Nancy Salvidge. a well-knowu
resident of Tumwater, died Sunday
morning at the family residence,
aged Is. She came here several
years ago from Tennessee, and leaves
Q husband and several grown chill
dren. The funeral was held Monday.
c. ]. Swayne will begin Monday
morning. driving piles adjacent to the
CarlyOn fill for extension of the belt
line to further commercial business
locations, from the Door COMPANY
spur to the water front. distance,
now to be bit, is Of 400 feet. The
trestle will cost about $500.
State Superintendent Dewey has
just app0rtiDned 1921, 451 OF the
State School fund among the several
counties. King receives the largest
piece Of pie" as, TAO and Wahkia-
KUN . thin slice of 1865. Pierce
comes in for $23. 571. Spokane $23..
800; Snohomish 81, 1897 and Thurstop
g. 1892:
1t seems that there have been nc
exceptions to the misrule OF county
and municipal officers, and that oil
have been lavish in expenditure oil
the peoples money. Now comes the
report of the Bureau OF Inspection
of little Skamania's affairs, which
shows that the people are out q. O05
on claims illegally allowed by her
officers.
John Calvin, the man who tried
to murder Mrs. Vivian Irvine, at
Eatonville, Pierce county, was cap
tured by Sheriff Urquhart OF Lewis
county, at the home Of bis friends ct
Toledo. ten miles east Of Gen tralia,
Saturday, He virtually gave him.
self up. for he arrived much exhaust
ed and sent the Inflammation to the
Sheriff whore he o.,uld he found.
In accordance with an act OF the
last Legislature designating Oct. 18th
as Columbus Day and public holi.
day. Gov. Hay issued q proclamation
to give it legal effect. 1t was OBJ
served by about everybody holding
public Office. where the salary goes
right on, but many wage-earners
could not afford to . waste the time
however laudable the object.
Unless children OF tender years
shall be accompanied BY parents or
satisfactory that they only attend
moving picture shows in the day:
time. Parents at all times will do
we'll to acquaint themselves with the
fact az to how their children obtain
money Ia order to attend these shows.
Children must have amusement. but
let it be provided under proper
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