Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1912-02-16

L. IL estate Of i. f.. Young. de
ceased, the hearing on the matter Of
the distribution OF the property in
VOWED is set for hearing before the
Superior Court on March 18th, at
30 p. VI.
Two iiinduS. employed in a mill at
Gate City, were arraigned before
Justice Crosby Monday. ON a chargr
OF soduny. and bound over to answer
At tine Superior Court, under q bond
of cl,0on.
Erwin VI. Young. formerly mail
carrier. afterwards leWeltr IN this
city. WAS recently seen on our streets.
He is now located al Rainier, Ogn..
and reports that he has worked up Il
good business.
Miss Gladys Clark has resumed her
former position as stenOgrapher at
the State law library. During the
period Of the last illness of her father,
Miss Marian Blankcnship performed
her official duties.
1t is expected a strong contingent
Of Socialists from Black Lake and
South Bay will come to Olympia on
the 23d instant To hear the address
OF the gifted woman, Mrs Kate
9 Hare from St. Louis.
Mad and sand still cover the CON
crete sidewalk along the whole block
on Sixth street, south of the Wash
ington school building If this walk
was worth constructing it ought to
be kept clean and tit for travel
A man applying for a JOB to split
and carry wood, Tuesday, made Il
most beseechfng appeal. He said he
had just arrived from Tacoma. where
il was estimated there were 5000
men out Of work and penniless.
Rev. G.. r. Messias. former pastor
of St. Johns Episcopal church it this
city and family have gone to Passa-
dena. Cal. The local vacancy is TEN
porarily filled each Sunday morning
by a pastor located at Bremerton.
Al Helender and H. f. Leiben are
engaged in inspecting the peniten-
tarv and " checking up its affairs.
This is one of the eleven State inSti-
tutions that come under their watch
full eyes to receive an official 20. IL.
The citation to show cause by
Mrs. Ogla kisler. of Rainier, why she
should not be fined for contempt OF
court in marrying within the time
limit after a divorce was granted,
has been postponed until March 9th.
Secretary Watson says that the
dandeliOn is quite as safe a prognos-
ticator of weather conditions as the
pussy willow, and he hopes that any
body discovering their appearance
will confer favor by chucking them
hitherwardS.
Ed. Schinke has sold his draying
business to the HuskQuary Trans
fer Company. Ed. went into bust
ness here three years ago and dur
ing that time built up a good trade.
He expects to engage in the same vO-
cation at Vancouver, Wash.
A number of our people are going
out to TeninO tomorrow to see the
big explosion OF two and half car
loads of powder in the stone quarry.
A large platform has been erected
for spectators safe distance away.
The blast will be fired at 2:30 p. NJ.
The State Industrial Insurance
Commission has allowed $75 for bur-
ial expenses of Emery Coons, and a
monthly pension of so to Susan
COons, dependent. COOns was in
jured while in the employ of plumb
ing company, from which he died.
February 18th has been designated
as Child Welfare day in this State,
and it is hoped that very general at
tention will thus be subserved in
creating u greater interest in the
education, moral training and charac-
ter building of the rising genera
ton.
Thomas Court, of Tumwater, sus-
tanned serious cut Monday, while
splitting wood. The AK glanced from
the wood and struck his foot cutting
a fearful cash and almost severing
a toe. The sufferer will be incapaci-
| tdlc IOI SOlIlC tltllC. uCSplOC sui = ia
aid was speedily provided.
Mrs. Clara Smith, who lived on a
farm about nine miles south of this
city. passed away Saturday night, at
the family home. from an attack of
pneumonia. She is survived by her
husband and a son four weeks old.
She was daughter OF John Ismay
of this city, and % years Of age.
Senator Jones of this State intro
duced bills on the 14th inst. incorpor-
ating Alaska Territory; requiring
compulsory education of children in
Alaska; establishing the National
Forest of Mt. Olympus and increas-
ing the pay of the Collector of the
Port OF Puget Sound to 81. 900 year.
P. H. Johns and seven other men
have formed company to operate the
Westside mill and maintain yard and
finishing mill at San Diego. Cal. This
will employ at least three ships to
carry the products to market which