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


\ lam -, Tnniro IN fiob, over q
card Gam. . brr,. nnttie .. l,n;fo and
= niStol wore usad ~ ,,,.,,,n,antS hv
which ono of the helioernnts received
a severe emf and the other a revolver.
shot wound One * now in the hos
pital and IN. otnn,. X dn,lrinr the Of
iicers to avoid arrest.
If Won want to trade in q Store
thai ko,.nS almost everything in the
shape of buildinr and household sup-
plies. look in at Harry Van Arsdale's :.
on Fourth street at the former Mark
Homes stand Non viii find his
cools and nricrs rioht. and / :
treatment n, tho so,,,..
4 b,rul,r o,..,.d tho r..;da, g..
ofG e WinstanI.v ON S.vsnteentb
street. on FRIDAY night. of last
week. bv way of the basement lint
was baffled from reaching the main
part by the stability Of the doors.
and thns denarted without sec1r.,
any article of intrinsic value.
Tho S,oo w T. ~ l. h,,o IN
CONTEMPLATION thc erection of n pub-
lie drinking fountain in honor of the
memory of Miss Emma Pare. whose
zeal in temperance work. endeared
her memory to them. Medal con
tests are being held all over the
State TO accumulate funds for the
purpose.
u, ,e,, ~, 49,
Freemount street. was DESTROYED bv
fire, a few DAYS ago. There will be
no loss, however, as the premises
were fully insured. though consid-
cradle of the furniture was saved.
a false alarm the same evening called
out the department at Eighth and
Adams streets
Jack Mckenzie. a son of Peter Me-
Kenzie of Mud Bay, had leg broken
on Draham's logging road, Monday.
by falling under the logging cars.
He was brakeman and fell on the
track. Amputation was necessary
at the knee. He has been married
a couple of years and his wife is with
him at the hospital.
Mrs. Fl. G.. Richardson was the
recipient of a beautiful locket and
chain from Washington Lodge A. O.
Z. w. at an at home," rendered in
her honor by that lodge and Thurs
ton Lodge No. - Degree of Honor.
on termination of her term as Chief
of Honor of the Grand Lodge of the
latter organization
A new town has been platted in
the county abont n dozen miles south
east of this city. 1t is called May
town. The new town has already a
start in the Taylor mill, on Spurgeon
creek. It's part of the Shelley ranch,
and was sold by Joseph Shelley to the
Milwaukee Railroad company, which
has established II station there.
A cbaroe WAS fled in the Council
"Wednesday NIGHT Inv Mrs Jennie Hol.
craft AGAINST Harry Harden of the
Carlton hotel, alleging that he had
sold LIQUOR in his bar-room on Sun
day, April Both, in direct violation of
a city ordinance. A committee to
investigate was appointed consisting
of Bridgford, Leupke and Funk.
Aoad .decran;d and hind Charles
Martin an Indian Is fUhtino for
nossess;on If nine acres of OYSTER
land on Mind Raw before Land com.
missioner Ross He has had NOS.
session for over thirty years, under
the CallOw act. but 1T now trans
pires that through Some error the
deed of purchase is claimed to be
invalid,
Carlvon s application fora franchise
for a waterfront car-track was read
at the last meeting of the Council
and appears to be a measure for Joint
Ownership with the city capable or
taking care of our waterfront inter-
ests. III mas been referred, ana II there
any car uhoer the meal the lawyers
VIII uoup,iess oe aoie " discover Tue
scent III uue 'i'he.
Clarke Veach, wanted in Cayenne,
Wyoming, for alleged embezzlement
OF $1,000, last Monday, in fighting
extradition, locked himself in his
room at the Mitchell and defied Sher-
iii CASTOR to take him. But locks
and bars have no terrors for our
vigilant guardian OF the peace and
he soon had his prisoners nose
pointed toward the scene OF MS
oelaication.
Thos. Miller's barn came very
near going up in smoke by fire
set by children, few days ago, who
had gathered shavings and other
combustibles and carefully arranged
a flame that before discovery had
communicated to the weather board
ing. The new fire-wagon responded,
but a line of buckets had already ex-
tinguished the flames before it could
De Drought III SERVICE
| w. w. Binheimer, the well-known
pioneer plumber, has become assoc
lated with c. II. Seigler, also an ex-