Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-05-05

lSHeT uTlEer OF the brewer
wagon, Friday afternoon of last week
had his collar bone fractured by be
ing thrown from his seat bv a broker
wheel.
An aviation meet will be held OF
on Carlyon driving park next week
Tor three days, beginning ON Wednes
day. Aeronaut Wiseman will max,
. aScentS.
. Common reports Il clear days il
April, : cloudy and II partly clond\
days. The mean average temprr1
. ture was Is degrees. Total rainfai
16l inches.
William ]. Mcpherson will have I,
return to MISSOURI to answer
charge OF cracking and looting a safe
He was tracked to Seattle where h,
was jailed.
George Mansfield, who severa
years ago worked behind the block.
in Chambers Market. has returned
and taken the position as manager
OF the same shop.
a thorough reorganization of tn,
Western Washington Development
Association is to take place on May
10th, at the rooms of the Seattle
Commercial Club.
Reinhart Smith, of Tumwater, dice
on Thursday Of last week, at St
Peter S hospital, after long illness
leaving a wife and family of tire,
boys and two girls.
The employees of the Tenino Sand
stone Company walked out on ;
strike on Monday of last week or
having their demand for an advance
of % cents a day refused.
Clark V. Savidge, Grand Instruc
tor of the Knights of Pythias, viii
be in Spokane to-day, to take part ir
the ceremonies of dedication of Rec
Cross Hall No. % of the order.
Uncle Sam has donated to the Che
halls County Commissioners all the
timber necessary for constructing
the road to Quinault Lake, in the
Forest Reserve. from Hoquiam.
Thursday of last week was Clean
up" day for our townspeople, and
the spick- and-span' appearance OF
our city indicates that the work
has been very general and thorough
A letter from the brother of Flu
gene Strobbel. who lately died al
Helena. in France, requests and au
thorizes Gov. Hay to act as agent in
settling up his affairs in this county
Gov. Hay has honored a requisi
ton for return of Thomas Burns t
Montana to answer to a charge O
burglary, and of S. A. Bearsh, &C
cused of operating a swindling game
A resolution to pave Fourth stree
from Jefferson to Central was intro
duced and publication ordered at the
last meeting of the Council. Pro
tests will be heard at the next regu
lar meeting.
1t is reported that the Pythian.
will mortgage their lot on the cor
ner of Columbia end Fourth streets
for erection of new building to COS,
$4,000, in place of their hall de-
strOyed by fire.
The Main street paving is to be
made but in such way as to save
the beautiful shade trees by parking
strips and other devices. The i'm
provement will cost the property
owners about $4,000.
Val Milroy is to act as City CLERK
during the absence of |. N. Holmes
who will 60 to Ottawa to attend the
annual convention of telegraph oper
ators of the Northern Pacific. He
will be absent q month. -
The new Chamber of Commerce is
holding out their spoon" for ample
quarters in the new City Hall. IT'S
we'll, and much less liable to com
ment than holding its meetings in
the back room of q bank.
Pleasant Glade Grange, Saturday
night. gave delightful dance in theil
new hall, about Is couples participat
ing from Seattle, Tacoma and this
city. An orchestra from Central il
furnished excellent music
Homer Thacker son of J. T. Thack
err, of this city, died in Portland
April Both, at the age of 80 years
following an operation for an interna
trouble. He was buried Monday in
the Odd Fellows cemetary.
Supervisor r. E. Benedict of the
local branch U. S. Forestry service
is making tests of the adaptability o.
amabalis fir, which is found in
abundance in the Olympic reserve or
the west fork of the Humptulips.
Residents of Westside. aided by
civic organizations are to provide fol
the bulkheading necessary to make
the balance OF appropriation by Con
gress of $43 900 available for improve
ment of the Westside waterway.
The school census enumeratOrs fOl
this district are. w. d. Manier. O
C. Nally, Mrs. Hol!oman and Cliff
ford Miller. This duty in the cOun.
try districts is being performed by
the respective clerks of the same.
Arthur Hamer was knocked dowr
and severely injured by q moving
car at Camp 6, in Mason county. or
Thursday of last week, and on the
same date M. Smith sustained in
jury from a cut. loot at Fredson's
camp, in the same county.
Nine bids were opened "Wednesday
night by the City Council for paving
of Main street from Seventh to Eigk.
teenth, embracing all sorts OF mater
ial, from wooden bl ,cks to hassum anG
concrete and ranging in cost frog
81. IS t. $500 per square yard. I
Uncle Tom" Prather thought
he was seriously sick last Sunday
evening. The cucumbers he ate did
not digest satisfactorily. However
he was out on the street Monday
morning telling his neighbors he
will be more conslderate next time.
A. E. Stanford met with a col.
lision while riding his motorcycle,