Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-09-06

days. $1,000: Edward A. Buchanan,
Little Rock. injury to left leg. 10 days.
$14.40: H. Green. Tenino, injury to
third finger. right hand. 81 days,
$35.75; Max Allan Snadey, Tenino, In
jury to right hand. 9 days. $10.40; Joe
Bongen, Tenino. injury to ring and
little fingers, right hand. A days,
$50.75: John w. Kibby. Doty, injury
to left foot. days. $500: Ralph e.
Ellis. Doty. third finger, left hand,
crushed, Is days. $23.40; VIM. Robin
son, Doty. injury to left vertebrae, s
days. $16.15. Monthly payment claims
Henry Smith, Bucoda, injury to right
shoulder. thigh and internally, 1850;
Robert Fullinger. Olympia. injury to
left leg, $39; J. c. Ellis, Olympia. In
jury to ribs and kidney, 1880: Robert
A. Trullinger. Olympia. fracture right
legt, $50: Oscar A. Nelson. Standard,
injury to right side abdomen, $50.
Death claim-Emil Ostrom, $35 per
month, SIS burial expenses.
Mason county-Final settlement
claims Thomas w. Banks, Kamilche,
partial loss right index finger, Is days,
SGT: Victor .Westlin. New Kamilche,
wound over right eye. Z days, $8.05:
Joe Galyison, Matlock, fracture left
forearm. injury to left knee, 50 days,
$50: Anton Nelson. Dewatto, injury to
right foot, IN days. $11.25: Archie s.
King. Shelton. injury to right ankle,
II days, $21.45; Peter Eek. Shelton,
fracture Of pelvis. shoulder and head,
rs days, $1,000; Herman Carlson, Pot
latch, injury to pelvis and chest, 10
days. $11.65: NJ. e. Jordan, Shelton,
injury to left foot. 2 days. $3.50; John
Strom. Matlock, injury to first and
second toes, left foot. 48 days. $685.;
Charles Foltin. Potlatch, injury to
head. face and right lung. 10 days,
$11.55. Monthly payment claims
Herman Carlson, Potlatch, injury to
pelvis and chest. $50; Vic Isaacson,
Shelton. right leg fractured and
crushed at lower one-third. $50; VIII
liam Grove, Shelton, fracture Of lefl
leg and knee. $50: John Bjork. Pot
latch. fracture Of femur. $45.
To Richard Butler Of Olympia, who
handled the publicity for the recent
meeting Of the Southwest Washington
Development association at South
Bend, IL ascribed by its promoters the
greater part Of the success attained by
the congress. Mr.. Butler returned to
Olympia Monday. full Of praise for the
hearty manner in which the newspa-
pers had responded.
w. A. Lyman Of Walla Walla, state
director Of the rivers and harbors con.
gress. addressed the trustees of the
Chamber Of Commerce Monday on
the work of the congress and it's va
rious projects. Acting upon the re-
port Of Chairman Streets of the port
commission committee, the Chamber
decided to withdraw the commission
project at present in favor of the ter
minal railroad. Jay DinsD1ore pro-
posed that the Chamber list Industrial
property available for factory sites by
having the Chamber take non-realixa-
BILE options on it. and the printing of
map showing the different locations.
The Chamber took no action. The
trustees voted to resume the weekly
meetings that were dropped during the
summer, choosing Monday night.
y
John Hopp, rural letter carrier on
r. F. d. No. 1, Tumwater, who was
chosen state delegate to the national
convention Of rural letter carriers at
Nashville, Tenn, at the state conven-
ton in Bellingham last week, will
leave tomorrow for Nashville, to be
gone two weeks. Mr. Hopp, who has
served as secretary and treasurer of
the state organization for the last six
months, was elected secretary at this
meeting, the two Offices being sep
arated.
Surrounded by her children and a
few intimate friends Mrs. N. T. Moore
celebrated her 8Sth birthday Monday
afternoon at her home in Maple Park.
The home had been converted into q
bower Of flowers and Mrs. Moore was
presented with many compliments and
well wishes. Around . table bedecked
with flowers and cleaning silver the
birthday celebrants partook of an ele-
CANT birthday dinner at O'Clock. The
guests were: DR.. and Mrs. P. H. Car
lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carlyon, Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Rogers Of Olympia, and
MIR. d. G. Moore, son, Mrs. L. w.
Clark and daughter, Lorette. of Seattle.