Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-06-28


Water street. The damage was sinai
. but complete
The State Is making good money
10y loaning money to Itself. The in.
Vestmcnt of the State permanent
innd now brings into the treasury
the sum OF 81 250 daily.
Fred Gaisel, a prominent citizen
OF Gate, was Saturday committed &c
the Steilacoom Hospital for the In
sane, on complaint of his son, \. J.
GaiSel. dealer in lumber.
At the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Crounse. on
Fast Fourth street, Tuesday. Miss
Eva Crounse was united in marriage
to Jesse +. Brown, of Portland.
Pear c. Dodge, who died Friday
night at St. Peters hospital. was
buried Monday, after services in
StickIin chapel. She was u years of
age aud the wife of John Dodge.
y conference was held in this city
at the Office of the State Tax Com
missioner relative to the cIassitica-
ton of railroad property. Several
companies were represented by their
agents.
The first home grown" new DO
tatoes Of the season have been furn-
| lshed the STANDARD by Paul Carsten
sen of South Bay. He has been il.
the habit of heading the list for
several years.
Formal charges of indecent assault
on two girls We're filed in the Superior
Court yesterday by Prosecuting At
torney Wilson against Galloway and
Bolton, the two boys who are to be
tried on that charge.
\ letter from Judge Millett dated
June 2l.t, at Merrill, Wis, says he
Is there on Il visit to a sister and niece.
The Judge intimates that he will soon
resume his pilgrimage and destina-
ton viii be his northern home.
! Fred. l.. Barney of Sherlock and
Miss Nettie Irene Barnhart of South
Bay. and O. W. Gibbons of Cen
tralia and Miss Waite Grover OF
Yelm, secured licenses to wed Tues
day, and were later married.
George Murphy is a new Nj. D.,
who has just graduated from the
medical department of the Oregon
State University, and it is announced
may locate here. Judging from the
name, he is of the right sort.
Marriage licenses were issued yes.
terday by the County Auditor to the
following couples: f. A. Roberts
and Miss Agnes Giililand, both OF
Tumwa err; Thornton f. Bryan and
Miss Florence Harlan of Centralia.
Our city is to-day the host of the
State Bankers who hold their an.
nual meeting here. They. with rela-
tives and friends. are coming over by
the steamer Nisqually. A picnic
dinner is planned at Mission Park.
Mrs. c. j. Messegee returned this
week from a visit to the Portland
Rose Show and the Oregon Pioneer
meeting, with many kind messages
from hy"s ancoty fUicnms, from
whom she had apparently received q
hearty welcome.
The Thurston County Fruit Grow
ers Association had up to the be
ginning of this week shipped ter
car loads OF strawberries to the Bay
Island Producers Association, with
which it is operating this year ir
carload shipments.
Joe Cottle, who lately purchased
three acres OF the college grounds, y
a few miles down on the Westside
and has since been operating chick.
en- ranch there, is preparing to builG
a modern bungalow on the place
overlooking the bay.
Physical Director f. II. Gawley o.
the Y. NJ. G. A. has instituted swim
ming tests in the aquatic tank 70,
such exercises. One of these will bt
held Saturday at 10 A. NJ. in which
twelve contests for various objects
will be the programme.
! Gov. Hay has pardoned J. A
Pelky, serving a month and twenty
seven days for petit larceny. 1t hat
been shown to the satisfaction o.
the executive that Pelky was ir
"straightened circumstances" wher
he committed the theft.
The North Bay excursion of bust
ness men, for looking up new ave
nues of trade, left Percival's docl
by the steamer Simpson, Tuesday
morning, and returned at O'Clock
on the evening of the same day. Ar
enjoyable time was reported.
NJ. H. Wynn, former resident O
Olympia and father of Mrs L. B. Kalel
of this city, was killed by a trair
which was leaving Lamont, Oregon
recently. Besides his daughter re
ferred to, he leaves three other chill
dren, son and two daughters.
The enterprising owners of a pail
of automobiles have established al
independent line of autos to Mission
Park, at the nominal charge" o.
$3.50 a load. 1t is not stated. how
ever, how many are expected to ride
on the brake-beam at that price.
From Mr.. O'Connor's weather rec
ord it appears that the rain that fel
on June 11th exceeded that of 1906
from the fact that the fall of LIS
inches was for considerably less thar
"a hours, so that the percentage Of
volume excels the former record.
After long and strenuous siege
of labor the Chamber of Commerce
has granted its Secretary, Frank
Townley Watson, a two weeks vaca
ton, but it has not yet been off
cially stated shat they have given him
a substantial increase of salary"
1t is expected that the construc-
ton of the Federal building in this
city will soon begin. R. W. Hosmer,
of Charlottesville, Virginia, who is
to be Superintendent, is on his way
here and will arrive in a day or two.
and work will Immediately begin.
! A memorial fountain is to be in
stalled in honor of the late Emma E..