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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-27
Saturdays Offerings

Saturdays Offerings
Square baskets Yakima Con-
cord Grapes, X.
a basket W
Apples now demand your
attention. We have some
fine Yakima Jonathans,
just the apple you want
to eat, for these are ex-
pert packed next month,
holding at least one-fourth
more than local boxes.
Specially priced for Sat
urday. Jonathans, 95c a
box.
Green Goldens, 9Oc a box.
Fine Local Apples, 75c a box.
Sweet Potatoes, 10 lbs. 25c.
Call and see the arary of fine
fruit and vegetables we
have on sale for your
Sundays dinner.
PLEASE NOTICE
Our Stores at 18th and
n in the Union Market
has been moved to 12th
and X in the Kellogg
Market.
Bakery Specials
from our Sunlit Kitchen:
25c Angel Food Cakes, 10c
each.
25c Krunz Kerchen Coffee
Cakes, 10c each.
French Pastry, &c each.
loo Loaf Salt Rising Bread,
&c.
8 doz. Cookies, 25c.
10c Loaf Home Made Cream
Loaf, TIC.
Candy Specials
Made in our Sunlit Kitchen.
Cream Taffy, 3 flavors. loo
a lib.
Peanut Bar or Brittle. 15c
a lib.
Walnut or Pecan Brittle, 25c
a lib.
Wrigley's or Spearmint Gum.
DOC a box of 20 plxgs.
Delicatessen
Jelly Tongue, Sac q lib.
Potato Salad, 15c q pint.
Over Baked Beans. 10c a
pint.
Roast Chicken, 75c each.
Chicken Pies, 10c each.
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MacLean Brothers
EQUALITY GRoCERsr
D32 o Street.
Main 0O0-
1910 North Proctor.
~ Proctor $40
/. SO. Tacoma Store,
yfO5 SO. Union. Madison fps.
~ South 18th and TX.
Tel. Main GOA
rs "iyE SELL THE BEST
AN FOR CASH FOR IaEss''
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-02
UNA GANGA

QnaOn desee adquirir IN mobiIiari,
paYa aala, compuesto de doce sillas.
cnatrO sillones. dos butaeas, un sofs J
ina mesita cantgo, MADEIRA curvada de-
iena, tiene ahora propicia oportupi.
lad.
lay ademas una mesa y seis sillas
para eomeaor "a euarda-comidas. u1l
1hinero, 20 tifla5ero con - piedra. IN
iltro Y nna mesa con piedra marvnol
ARA q aerYiolp del eognedor
Tambien puede aanuirirse. ma cana
le hlfryc para nna plaza. \ IN lava n
Este RhobiliariO esia cofppletamepas
nevo = psele gerae en laseasa nismert
3 - la ealie q Istu6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-02

aplandidisinlo.s Acto segnido habl6 el
distinguido representantc de Espaha
Lon dose Martines y de Pons, quien Sc
nos revel6 como orador eloeuente &c
sobria elegante palabra. He aqui su
discourse que henios intentado recons-
truir:
No soy Il llamado pronuneiaros
un discurso; contais con oradores para
clio y, seguramerte, ma de las impre-
stones mis- gtatas que llevar6is de este
lia sera Ia del dcleite con q. los habreis
sscpchado. No obstante; en- presen-
ia de este aeonteenniento, ante Ia
.obra llevada ! cube por Ia colonia es-
paaola Ie ,fauerso Rieo-que estamos
ahora inapgnraudt grandiosa obra de
caridads IN lnismo tiempc nanires-
taci6n de progreso y expression de los
ldea1es generosos he ID raza, Ie Repre-
t.aSs6a de Ia Madre Espaila no pue-
de icrsaanecer aIIada y, aunque Ia.
linieanlentc, ha he exteriorizar. Il en-.
.thsiasno que Il domina.
lie de hacer presente en- primer ter
oiina, q contento que me produce al
nsiderar u eircnnstancia, el hecho
ae Ase Il ebra de los espaioles tenga
nra Fs-y pueda beaefieiarle--en.un to-
rrito. y qae i u hoy para nosotros ex-
tfanJese no nos IS extrafio; habitado
Dor her amos nuestros, gente de nnes-
tra prop tvaza que ostentan naestras
yirtudes } a0estras dehilidades, EN- cu.
JOS peehua alsentan los mismos ideales
levantados, j qae han de comprender
'neJor cue nadie la fnalidad elevada,
desinteresada siempre, de la acci6n es.
paiiola, Por clio aprovecbo esta opor.
tnuidad, muy com3iloido, para expire
sar una vez mis- la sinceridad de nues-
tro afecto haeia el pueblo de Puerto
Rico.
40 puedo olvidar quE yiyimos aauf
bajo q amparo de una haei6n amiga.
cuY@s altoridades han yeAi,io 4 car
realec 4 este solemne acto issociandose
en- cierto modo q nuestra obsa. Para
elias tanbien q testimonio de nli con.
sideraei6n y mi respeto que me cum
pie hacer extensiyos q La poderosa Con-
federation cnya autoridad federal tan
dignamente representan.
Igualmente dirijo con mncho gnsts
nj afectnOso, filiai saludo, al distingui-
do prelado que. ha tenido a bien dis
pensal su pastoral bendici6n & nnestra
obra.
En cuanto & mis- compatriotas, es ash.
mismo sencilla como espontanea la MI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-02
Ell DIA ES P MOL

sion que me incumbe en- este momeuto (
SO reduce conftindirf0s Ell estrecho
abrazo es el abrazo de la madre patria
orgullosa de sus hijos que hoy SO mues-
tran dignos de ella continuando s0 his
toria gloriosa, demostrando la yitah-
dad poderosa de naestro. pueblo, ira
ducida en- obras como la presente que
ponen de relieve como sabeinos aplicar
los benefcios del progreso poniendolos
al seryieio de los mis- puros anhelos de
nuestro espiritll, como sabemos hernia
mar, fundir los distintos ideales que IN
tegran la civilizaci6n yerdadtra cons
tituyendo especial psicologfa de pGe-
bio eivilizador que le haeen ser grande
y admirado trav6s de todas las sici-
situdes dc In Historic. Muestra elo-
euente, eJemplo insigne de como los
.snbditos de un Estado que ticnen ver-
dadera eonciencia de sn ciudadania
este en-, de sns debercs y de sns dere-
chos, deben haeer obras da paz, de
amor, Ia obra arm6nica de eompenctra
eiGn naeional que haze surgir fnertes
las comunidades politicas en- el con-
cierto mundial de los Estados.
Hoy habeis eonErmado nueyamenfe
u verdad incontrovertibie del tan CO.
nocido lema del escndo belga q Ia union
hace la fnerza" No olvideis que STEM
pre- ha sido fecunda Ia union de verda-
deros earacteres para la rsaiizacid6n de
un fin noble, y que nuestra consigna es
haeer patria /"
Varias yeces fus interrumpido en- So
peroraci6n el Sr Consul, por los aplau-
sos .entasiastas expontaneos del Sc
lecto auditorio.
X despu6s habl6 Hernandez Lopez
nuestro gran orador puertorriqnefo.
Hernandez Lopez estuvo seneillamen-
te colossal. F'n6 aeogido con una deli
rante ovaci6n, y cada parrafo del in
signe tribune estallaban De nneyo los
aplansos. La voz vibrante, Ia voz mu-
siealmente bella del ilustre orador re-
sonaba ALI como I'M canto inefable de
amor, de confraternidad, comoun alien
TO formidable de la raza, como nn him
no 4 la grandeza de Ia Madre Hisiori-
ca, el alto panegirico de Ia estirpe can.
ptado por uro de los mas brillantes
principes de la oratoria castellana en-
America.
Los bravos, las aclamaciones acogfan
LIS frases del egregio orador, y cuando
termin6 su discnrso Ia oyaoi6n Sc pro
long0 algnnos ninutoa
81 gran tribnno fne felicitado por to-
dos.
Termiaado Ell lunch Official, el pflbiico
intadid icsal6n del acto y el DIR. New
man, entire q entusiasmo de la juven-
tuu all conSregaua nADto con ekOCuen-
cia ; fue aplardidfsimo
ALI estaba Inestro eminente conipa.
nero q pirectol del s.Heraldo, 4 lon
Vicente Balbas u ftA6 invitadO reitera-
damente ahacerasA ae Ia palabra ell ST.
RaIbss estuyo felieisArao, hiso in .verda
dero discurso de tonoA patri6ticos y fut
aclamado mnchas ysceA
La extension que tieAe este trabajo
no nos permite reprodncir SOS pala6ras.
La fiesta sigpi6 en vafiox sitios & ia
vez, y es deber nuestro eon1ianar nue
fneron unanimemenfa celebratos los
nnlneros que tenian 4 sn cargo las be.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-02

4 eaifeiO, recorrisndos stodos los sdcpap.
tafnentos.
Acte seguido. di6 eomienzo Il AIisa.
arnohizada por M coro ideal, comppes.
to dc aistingmdaa dainas bellas se1o,
riies.
- "a serIn0n, 10 pl'onunci6 On sacerdote
eioS nente ] disfinguido Eel Superior dc
los IN Panles, y despues de Ia alisa,
hasliS y anscaOr; habl1 en- espanoI, y
tue 50 q asrso belio i elocuente, u.i
hinno caHtlNo q Ii. obra de los espaho.
les en- Amsrics sEl Ilustrc Prelado !,
q elocuente pres sador faeron nuy fe-
.lieitados por Il raerosisima concu.
rrencia
Despues sc pasd visiA4 / los departa-
nentos del Sanatofio. liz. ron los TO
nores de Ia Casa los seiieres ,on Pedro
arsuaga, i'resiaente Hoa0raF al Aa.
xilic Mltno, Don Antonio s.. aanfo
que lleyaba h REPRESENTATION de lm
lsAvelino Vicente y del se1or AlyaS
Nasa. Il senor Consul de Espsila, 10
Jose Martinez y de Pons, los seIlores
Confines j Santisteban, n sefior don
Jose Maria Lonsba, pgesidente de Ia
Comisidn de Eesteios, los sei,ores Don
Antonio canbet, Don Carlos conde,
Don Ricardo CaSll, Perez LOsada, sodoa
lossefiores &c Ia Directiva del Auxilio
Mdtao J las cntnIsiones de jogenes del
eousercie, cnyos nonbfes sentimos no
recOrdar pero que presiaron yaliosos
seryieioa 7 despuss de Ia vista a
ed5iieio pasaron los ingitados { Ia sala
de recreo, donde Sc habia pnesto la me-
sa del lunch; IN Lunch" de pie,
seryido por q sRestoran Filppi's J
Ia Mallorquina
Para FL gran n1cleo de los invitados
fueron levantados al frente del edifcio
dos artisticas casetas, obra, de Mario
Bran qne fue objeto lie las mas oOrdia-
les felieitaciones.
: Todos los balconies del Sanatorio es.
taban coIgados con las banderas de to-
dos los paiaes, 7 en- sitio preferente las
lie las replblicaa hispano-americanas,
ma 20 Puerto Rico y Ia Americana.
En- Ii sala del lunch, en- Il testero
principal fue colocado d gran retrato
al 6lep, del nustre Presidenfe del An
Silio, don Ayelino Vicente, una obra
maestro del notable pintor Manuel he
Angel, tina gran desgracia ie fami-
IIia, nos priv6 de ID preseneia del Sr.
Vicente, pero como alIf estaba "a cspf-
| ritu y ali estaba sd obra, All tambi6n
debla estar 81 efgie, presidiendo el &C.
a IA hora de los brindis habl6, en-
primer termino Il Lcdo. Don Antonio
Sarmiento ca representation de los pre-
sidentes del Anxilio ! del Casino Es.
panol FL ST Saffniento con HI palabra
f.seil y de una. sencilla elocnencia, aupo
hpcer insticia 4 los cooperadores de Ii
gran obra euya terrninaci6n se festeJa-
be allis tkvo nfi recslerdo sie llonenaie
para los seiores Ricardo Alfonso j Don
Manuel IioKba, y puso de relieve Ii
Ipafticipaei Zen eiiofIle qne ha i.onado en
u sslFse ~ II ifstitpei6n u astuAl pre-
sidents Don slinS eellss eOn er
pericias con slls entasiasgaos cor Sd
goluntad fnquebranlahle, con ese fr-
ne Ees6n que ppne ep sns pfop6bitos
erendores
e diaeurso del seizor sarmisnto fue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-02

f - ~ 4 - Ns@tS stssl Na 80
racter las provincias espaTolas
lie aquf los notnbreB de aqdel gr.lpe
adorable y eaicapkador:
Madre Patria. Josefna Rojo Fr
ban,
Castillo La NueYas- Madrid, Maria
Linisa Saldafia Toledo, Tula DeIgado
-Ciudad Real, Maria Teresa Delgado.
-Cuenca, Maria Nonserrat. Guadala.
|ra, Angelita MartDeg.
Galicia.-Corun Carmen Garcia
Lugo Maria Cortines. Pontevedra
Asunei6n MeIetros7 orense, Pillar Cas-
Asturias - Astnrias, Anita Saldans
Castillo La Vieja -Santander, Nj
caela Ginorio. Burgos. Carmen Garcia.
-Logrono, Gloria Vega. soaa, Mas
tide Gonzalez Roman.-- segovia. H..
Arias.-- Avila, Maria Garrst6n
Provineias V4sqongadas. Ala
.ita Delgado-- Vizcaya. Irstiaa
-G1ipuacoa, Mercedes Frierd;
Extremadura - Badaioz, E
lifanez, Caceres, PepiIa Be
Andalucia seyiIla, Maria
Hnelva, Maria Ortiz adllz.
Vidal Cordoba, Angelina
eeboliero.-Jaen, Mercedes
Granada, Pepita Manoz Moa
meria, Pepita Peaeslo a;,sMrs
fina Keafny
Murcia - Mure;a. Matilae Garzof
Albaeete. Carmelita Goeuaga.
Islas Baleares Bclen Riqas.
Nasarra:r- MarSa Kearny
Arag6n -zaragoza, Mercedes Ortiz
iIgesea, JoSefna Asenjo, Terael Anto
flita Piza.
Catalina Barcelona, Maria Torr
Tarragona, Elena Torres. Leri3.
Ana Maria Vega Gerona, Baisita vi
daL
Leon Leon, Isabel Annezy. -zamo
ra, Isabel Gonzaiez.- Salamanca, An
Maria HERNANDEZ Usera. Vallsdoli5
Ana Maria Lopez Gutierrez Palencia.
Luisa Maria Gonzalez Cnyar
Valencia:-- Valencia, Maria Herman
'dez Usera.- .Casteii6n Pepita GOenaga
Alicante, JaaaIta Vidal
Lnisita dc u fsass 10, fas por I'm
luto reciente De famifla
La Distinguish STA Uoneha Aguayo, :
cuyOs entnsiasmos pfausibles Sc debe Is
organization felic1sima de este mime
70 que fue una nota &c color dc Sd
prema belleaa en- d gl.an 'iesta del dis
espaiol, merece nueatpo faas calnroso
APPLAUSE
Varios fot0grafos tomaron diversag
vistas para. las negigtas igustradas, To-
do el mpnde elogi0 Ia eooperaeion gem
I'll dc las adorablea seho1isas que toma
ron parte en Ia 6sBla quo dar6 en- q
Anxiio, hasta Las aeis dc Ia tarde ep
medic DC la mayor aninaei6 pare con
tinnar deapu6s sn Il { fcasino sspaaol".
FL bale IN q eiegante cirealo resaltd
espl6ndislo, superior 4 toaa pondera
zion Las senorisas qao toinaf5n parte
en- la fiesta, theron ii basie co6 los stra
iea espanOlsa, j fuG uua uota aegieiesa
afnable.
Fl B0IlKTIN ielieita 4 Ia Colonia Es
paiola y 4 ID enlta sociedad pnertorri
quena por este graa aeto de aver, por
y rntnbosa Aesaa uue dejara en Puerto
Rico perdurable memoria J quiere dar
acogida { las numerosas felicitaciones
one han llOgadp basta aoaotros para
que por uuegtro eondueto las feci6a q
Comisi6n de Fesselos, euyo psesidentt
nuestro querisio eompafiero Don Jos
Maria Lou1ba. Ia beeho ma labor *
traordinarias % aesiyiaad. ee eompe
teneia dc bslena 0ssrsnfzaeihe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-02

sae s a vs. - 49, - - Z
clio fa2 Do ia
aa % anarayiIIO-
of 49, q las cncg-
dc les hon IS a los
sekos cue ha dido
dgs pr yenir q Na &C.
slsana.
Be- Gil aimas asitaro1 a.
SIS e parLanantos del nue.
toa0S lr yisitantes elos
atasiassnO Ia saba difec-
[ preSiAiSio las instalaciones
sEaeia esle 81 advierte
enc een m1s iraslg-
esa magnificeueia deslurn-
qae Sc ha uliido 10 1tiI u
Eal node glle inncs los ial1los
aver con Vslalpndo Ia lu-
ieara dc 5itaeiones
ans por las que eptra !
lsgria del sol } U vida de
adniranilo AS Pc specsiyas
ap bAlseR y lesrazas
sla ii IA de eafef-
. lleycn ! uno ahi.
ss arias yeees hacrr Ia
a5aas dalpg midas, de las
ritasy de las pefsonalida-
as one iban llegando Al
IS tsntas hnbimos DC de-
ifo Ne era posi- le auo-
baste ae rstaba all
Juar ySantune j Rio
v..s,.;,nfs 1s,n,s;c..
sta tam5i6n vrao maeha
istinguida que anmentd
Tia Enagna iiesta.
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US Ola 9 An s .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-16

( Col. Dunphy, who seems to be quite
popular among local Democrats, in
tsAds to close his campaign at Walla
Wssifa and Is now on his tour of South
west and Southern Washington. He
has been a resident of the state since
1889, Is member of the Brotherhood
'of Locomotive Engineers, and a prac-
ticing attorney. His particular strong
hold. politically, is in Eastern and
Southeastern Washington, but he has
a large number of friends west of the
mountains and will be potent factor
in the primary contest.
Tacoma and Pierce county Demo-
Gratis are most enthusiastic over the
outlook in their neck of the woods.
The regular Wednesday love feast of
the elect is bringing out larger gather
ings weekly, and the various guberna-
torial candidates never fail to be there
If on Puget Sound. That Wilson will
gather in larger vote than Taft in
this strong Republican coutny is con-
ceded by many leading Republicans.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-16
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THE FIRsV SUBSCRIBERS.

In the short space of half an hour
last night Is business men of Olympia
subscribed $10.S00 of necessary $685.
600 bonus for the construction of a ter
minal railroad to connect the city with
the Milwaukee and Northern Pacific
railroads, at mass meeting at the
court house. A committee, consisting
of Emory Williamson, George H. Funk,
A. H. Christopher. Millard Lemon, j.
l.. Peters, George Draham, James Mar
tin and John Barnes, was appointed to
continue the solicitation of subscrip-
tions and started to work today.
1t is believed that the entire bonus
will be subscribed by tomorrow night,
if not earlier. Only few of the larg-
er manufacturing and business inter-
ests of the city were represented last
night, and all are expected to support
the project materially. The construc-
tion of the road, which will be the
greatest forward step Olympia has tax
en- for years, is assured.
DR.. p. H. Carlyon, by whose indus
try and interest in Olympia sufficient
outside capital was interested to in
sure the construction of the terminal
railroad providing the city raised a
bonus, presented the plans after the
meeting had convened and chosen c..
H. Springer chairman.
An Eastern capitalist, he said, had
agreed to spend 100000 in construct
ing and equipping the 10 miles of road,
if the city would raise bonus of $685.
000 aS q puarontoa nf faith opd c,,p
port. 1t was desire to teach his son
the railroad business as we'll as the
possibilities of profit which induced
him to make the investment. DR..
Carlyon said.
Il believe Olympia is on the thresh-
hold of new era," said Mr.. Funk as
the first of several speakers unanimous
in their endorsement of the project,
"and we are numbskulls if we don't
take it up. 1t will give us connection
with four transcontinental roads and
then we can get an appropriation from
Congress to extend the fill into the bay
as far as we want to, adding numer-
Gus factory Sites"
According to the agreement on the
subscription list, the capitalist will
take over the present Olympia Termi-
nal company, extend its tracks to con-
meet with the Milwaukee near the
Gregory mill and then with the new
water-grade line of the Northern Pa
cific.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-16

Wilson will carry Washington by
10000"
This was the message that Col. w.
H. Dunphy of Walla Walla, one of the
seven Democratic candidates for gov
ernor. brought to Olympia when he Wis
tied the capital city last Monday and
Tuesday. The gubernatorial candi-
date, who is a brother-in-law of James
F. Daley, spent Monday getting ac-
Quainted with local Democrats, went
to Shelton Monday evening accom-
panied by P. M. Troy and Charles Du-
fault, candidate for county treasurer,
and then left for the Grays Harbor
country Tuesday afternoon.
Il have talked with lots of Repub-
licans who say they intend to vote for
Wilson," the colonel said. Il honestly
believe he will carry the state by 2O,-
900, and that of course will help along
the state ticket. / have never seen
Democratic prospects look so bright.
Personally. I am we'll satisfied with
the way the campaign is going," he add
ed. my campaign is getting along fine"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-16
INCIDENTS OF PIONEER LIFE TOLD
IN SECOND ''OLD TINE MEMORIES
John Miller Murphy Relates Interesting Happenings
the Territorial Days Another nament of "reminiscences
Settles Several Historical Questions in Dispute

Of Of
contributing
eonypI
" here you can find then.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-16
TO PLAN CAMPAIGN
At WEEKLY MEETING
Democratic County Candidates to
Discuss Election Details at
Lunch Tomorrow.

ThurstOn county Democrats who are
candidates for Office will meet at the
Democratic headquarters tomorrow to
talk over the plans of campaign. At
noon they will join in the weekly lun-
cheon. and will finish their plans in
the afternon. All propose to start to
work in earnest next week.
1t was not known today whether
any Of the other gubernatorial candi-
dates will be here tomorrow or not.
Last Saturday Ernest Lister, candi-
date for governor, and Charles Drury,
candidate for Congress from this dis
trict, attended large meeting of the
county committee, when the county
ticket was decided upon.
The meeting was the largest for
some time. Both Mr.. Lister and Mr..
Drury urged the need of organization
and cooperation and both were en-
thusiastic over the prospects. The To-
Gals Democrats present, too, were
highly enthusiastic and will enter the
campaign determined to win.
"The surprising thing to me is the
number of Republicans I have met on
this trip, men I've known for years,
who say they will vote for Wilson,
Mr.. Lister said during a short talk
that was warmly received. They are
dissatisfied with Taft, won't vote for
Roosevelt but will for Wilson.
1T is my honest opinion that if the
Bull Moose party believes the Taft
men are stronger and will carry the
state. they will support Wilson to de-
feat Taft" he continued, "and 1 think
the Taft men will do the same thing
if they believe Roosevelt is stronger
than their candidate. Either faction
would rather see Wilson elected than
the candidate of their opponents
I'VE are going to have Democratic
administration in Washington this fall
just as sure as the sun sets tonight,
Mr.. Drury declared. "One of the trou
bles with the Democrats before Is thai
they have put up strong tickets and
then concentrated their efforts ON the
election of two or three instead of go
ing down the line for the entire ticket
Don't do that here-work for ever!
man on your ticket"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-16

Federal Judge Rudkin of Spokane
visited friends in Olympia Tuesday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-16

The refusal to admit an application
for entry applied for by John C. Hol-
land by the local land Office has been
overruled by the commissioner of pub
lie lands at Washington, according to
an announcement made this week.
Holland and others claim to have
homesteaded the II quarter sections
IN Chehalis, Pacific and Lewis coun-
ties involved, in 1896, before they were
surveyed, and c. w. Clarke and Carl
A. Welander. defendants in the action,
settled on it in 1898 as unappropriated
government land. The plaintiffs are
trying to have the land re-opened to
entry, setting up priority claim.
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\. Hoshor yesterday G

]. A. Hoshor yesterday called a
meeting of the progressives of Thurs
ton county to be held at Labor hall at
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The OBJ
ject of the meeting. according to Mr..
HoshOr, is to determine whether the
Bull Moosers desire to enter a third
party ticket in the local county cam
paign. Some members of the party,
he said, have already filed on the
straight Republican ticket, but will
withdraw to enter the primaries, in
case third ticket is decided upon
though their names will remain ON the
ballots.
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Auditor. ]. r. Dever; attorney, John
s. Lynch; sheriff, A. s. Jensen and b.
F. Wall. Bucoda: treasurer. Charles Du-
fault; assessor, Fred Schomber: county
ty.second district. H. L. Parr; repre-
sentative. Robert A. Aver and Allen
White; commissioner. Second district.
D. NJ. Kagy; commissioner. Third dis
trict. J. F. Brown. Little Rock; justice
of the peace, Robert Frost.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-08-16

Eighth grade examinations were be-
gun by Superintendent L. A. Kibbe at
his Office In the court house yesterday.
Teachers examinations will take place
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
next week.