Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-05-31

take part in the Southwestern De-
velopment Association meeting at
that place.
Why shouldn't the real estate
broker have his commission where
he has earned it? 1t is not wise or
honest to get the benefit of man
services and then refuse to pay him
for his work.
Mrs. Thomas Hinchclifie and Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Benson, left Satur-
day for Santa Monica, CAL, where
they will make their future home.
They will 60 by boat from Aberdeen
to California.
The Olympia Packing Company's
plant is canning tons Of clans. A
very handsome Autograph label of
several colors adorns each can. Mr..
Zamberlin says he has market for
his entire output.
r. NJ. Montgomery was in the
city last Sunday visiting with his
family and also WITH a married
daughter and children living in
Seattle. who returned home last
| Monday on the boat.
Fred. Stocking has begun the con-
struction OF o concrete building, 10
by 60 feet in size, and one story high,
on the corner of Main and Sixth
streets. it will be occupied by a
candy manufacturers.
Rollin Church sports an automo-
bile and new motor cycle, is in the
swim OF enjoyment. He enjoys this
kind OF sport much better than pay
ing executors and attorney fees.
Can you blame the boy?
The Knights OF Pythias held an
open session last night for members
and their friends. The programme
consisted at patriotic music and adj
dresses. The Olympia Juvenile Band
rendered several selections.
Louis Dornecker, of the Daily
Bread Shop. has purchased an auto
land has established q bread route
to Tenino. Little Rock, Gate aud
Rochester. He may extend the SER
vice to other places later on.
Sheriff CASTOR has left for San
Francisco to bring back the kidnap-
ers Of the Anderson girl from the
home Of her parents who live near
Lacey. this county. They are being
held by the police for the Sheriff
arrival.
II IS reported Alphens Mosher is
having some experience with the
compilation Of abstracts OF title to
real estate, and may become an ex-
pert on the subject. Live, learn and
be patient. Good things come to
him who waits.
The Chamber OF Commerce was the
first tenant Of the new City Hall
building, . realization Of the proverb
The last shall como 6ENt. s IL eppro-
priating the coatly building. largely
however. BY direction Of our Bonn
bastes Of . Mayor.
A number .of citizens 81 this city
left Saturday 70 witness the simple
ceremonies attending the cremation
LOT the body Of larry w. Smith, late
cashier Of the Olympia National
Bank, which took place in the even
ling ct the same day.
Tha ;n.tallmens as.<ssments On
property within the Carylon OH soon
Ito fall due are live proportions Just
nov. at least s. far 8 come 81 the
Iowners arc coucefned. Boundary
ano o.A.n ssIeGss WI sson g 70 sne
iots 1vanu y suss 20 49,
VIM Burgett. pf the Capital City
Brick Yard, On Eastside and Teuth
streets, recently completed the burn
ling a . kiln 0f 100. 600 brick, and his
workmen are busy preparing another
for burning. Mr.. Hurgett reports
business ia bis line Is d0urishing.
Mary Rapjohn, a yeara of age.
died st the Fort Stellanoom hospital
Sunday, and the funeral was held
Tuesday. She Is survived by three
sisters, Mrs. n. 2. Horton Of East
side. Mrs. r. Hicks who resides In
the country, and Mrs. N. ingalls, OF
Centralia.
Miss Tixz;a Mathen.on ber ra;ca
Aaa Monroe, ana motner o. tne ior-
Eer. eAPscs @ ieave W.. snor'iy :0r
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=: solu Mesu!nsy y, leti4sIiy y 01A
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.a.9slue stspsss, $3.50 y = ulaWay
s'ocsso wv en1s ~
How anxio,,s MANY neonle nra 10
ret somethinr for nothinr Il 4 sur
nrisinr trait a human character
The CRATER IS everywhere present.
He suotracts from MS aollity, IN
derrates ms Fellows; olten loses 10
the END; stu ne persists ana planes
everybody other tnan himself ior
MS undolng.
A reception was given Wednesday
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