Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-28

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1t IL reported that coy. Hay has
asked President IdIt 10 VISIT our
State IN his " cStern trip. avoiding,
OF course tn" usual executive formula
OF an invitation to visit the Stat"
Capital SEATTLE Is the court capital
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Col. Michar! }. Nry.on Of Delphi
WAS IN TINS citN recently. lie thinks
tn" Socialists IN less than a year
viii regret having taken an active
part IN the promotion Of the women
suffrage movement. after having re-
celved such setback in the Mil
waukec School and City elections at
Wichita, Kansas However Mr. y.
proposes to stand pat on Taft and
The Recor'r is about as truthful
as might bc expected in stating that
a prominent member of the King
county bar visited this city WedncS-
day to confer with G. +. Kaler re-
garding his suit for - 900 damages
To his property from the Sxantown
ill, against the city and Puget
Sound Bridge and Dredging Co.
Mr.. Kaler SAYS there is not a word
of truth in the statement.
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Nv frS S', - 'r re. 10 t"e ne
presented last Monday to the Su-
perlor Court OF Mason County and
ordered entered on the Court Jour
nal. Next Monday morning they
will be presented 10 Superior Court
OF this county and afterwards to the
Supreme Court. The members of
the committee appointed by the Bar
Association for that purpose were
Me>SrS. dnce, FISK and 1. ID. King.
Why keep soliciting YOUR neigh
Dor for the loan of his cony of the
STANDARD? Why not subscribe and
have vour own COPY? Is it not a
good policy to pursue. to fry to oct
something for nothing: does not aug
ment Your own scn-respect neither
does il help to maintain the paner
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Charles K. Jones. a big gun of the
Prohibition party, It's National Chair
man, receives fine Send-ot1 from
the TRIMS, which states that he is
raising national campaign fund of
Sl3o,0Oo to organize local prohibi-
ton clubs. Mr.. Jones held a meet
ing IN McDowell> quarters Monday
night, at which he condemned local
option and favored national prohi-
bltion. 1t always happens stimuli
taneously with the appearance OF the
sack that sufficient catfish will rise
to absorb 1t.
An insane man named Nelson
who escanod from tho ,svInm -,
Steilacoom about a month 400 and
was capturrd bv tho ASYLUM 3ntbnr-
tiles. made a second escane Sunday
nv dropninr from , window lie
! was again captured. but declares he
VIII teacil Tue guards something De
lore he gets done with them. They