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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-07-18
Observation-Disclosures
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.

To erase all traces of scorch
stains wet the scOrched place.
rub we'll with soap and bleach in
the sun.
Add coffee to the rinsing water
when washing ecru curtains and
they keep the original color.
Boots and shoes. however
damp. will polish In a few min
utes II a drop or two Of kerosene
be added to the backing.
Wiring out cloth in hot waite:
and wipe the furniture imme-
diately before putting on furni-
ture cream to give a very high
polish.
A cheap and dura BILE toaster for
gas stove IL piece Of sheet
iron. Over this a Ave cent wire
toaster can be used without dan
ger Of burning or blackening the
bread.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-07-18

bowls with knotted raffia. II you do
1t can be crocheted to fit the bowl.
Use dark brown raf1ia and crochet
loosely across the top. This will be
Just the thing for short stemmed flow.
ers. as the loosely crocheted top vii!
prevent them from slipping into the
water
Finger bowls can be used In place
of fish bowls for these attractive tiow-
er holders.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-07-18
Gems In Verse
1.-THE VETERANS"

1.-THE VETERANS"
~ VERY year they're march
- ing slower;
Every year they're stopping
- lower:
Every year the lifting mu-
Sic stirs the hearts of
older men:
Every year the flags above them
Seem to bend and bless and love
them.
AS If grieving for the future. when
they'll never march again,
Every year that day draws nearer;
Every year the truth Is clearer
That the men who saved the nation
from the severing southern
Soon must pass away forever
From the scene of their endeavor.
soon must answer to the roll call Of
the angel of the Lord
Every year with dwindling num-
Loyal still to those that slumber,
Forth they march to where already
many have found peace at last.
And they place the fairest Bios
SONS
Ger the silent mold ring bosoms
or the valiant friends and comrades
of the battles Of the past
Every year grow DINNER, duller,
Tattered flag and faded color.
Every year the hands that bear them
find harder task to do.
And the eyes that only frightened
When the blaze of battle lightened,
Like the tattered flags they follow,
are grown dim and faded too
Every year we see them massing:
Every year we watch them passing,
Scarcely pausing in our hurry after
pleasure. after gain.
But the battle flags above them
Seem to bend and bless and love
them.
And through all the lifting music
sounds an undertone of pain.
Dennis A. Mccarthy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-07-18
A BOYS LOGIC.

WHEN I'm man I'll be .. knight.
w noble knight In armor bright,
With n coat of mail and helmet tall
And a sword. and shield. and spear.
and all.
III be a splendid. glorious sight
When I'm flashing. dashing knight.
And then I'll travel far away
Until somewhere find a dey.
Because II seems to me it's right
For a dey to associate with knight.
Oscar I.lewelyn in st. Nicholas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-07-18

When marking linen it will be found
easier to write on II the corner to be
marked is dipped into cold starch. then
gone over with hot iron. The writ
ing will then be quite smooth and the
pen will not scratch.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-07-18
For Steamer Ruqs,

Cases for steamer rugs and umbrel-
las are made in gray cravenetted cloth,
with black leather straps and handles.
One In blue and green plaid with tan
straps can be purchased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-07-18
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

In the Superior Court OF the State of
Washington in and for the County OF
Thurston.
In re the Estate Of r. r. Horr, De-
ceased. Notice for Bids.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed commissioner appointed by the
court to handle the property of the
above entitled estate by reason of the
absence of the heirs. and administra-
tor for the purpose Of selling and dis
posing of the same, and hereby gives
notice that he will accept bids for the
following described real estate situate,
lying and being in the county of Thur
ston, state OF Washington, to-wit:
Parcel No. Lots 6, Z, and s, block
s, Swans addition to Olympia.
Parcel No. 2--Lots 2. 3. 4, 9, 10, II
and IL, OF block SO, Olympia Tide Lands.
on and after July 21st. 1913. Bids
must be in writing and must be hand
ed to the undersigned personally, or
left at his place of business, the Oiym-
pia Hardware Company, 32b Main
street, Olympia. Washington. or filed
with the clerk OF the above entitled
court, and must be for cash.
r. G. BLAKESLEE,
Commissioner appointed by the court
to handle the above described real
estate of the above entitled estate.
by reason of the absence OF the heifs:
and administrator, for the purpose or
caring for and disposing OF the prop
erty Ills
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-07-18
THOUGHTS ARE BLOSSOMS.

ERIENDS give flowers
To mark the hours
OF changing seasons as they roll;
Thoughts we give.
BY them we live.
And thoughts are blossoms of the soul.
M. A. e. Benton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-07-18

designing
a
charming exemlifes this youthful
white trimmings of
belt The buttons ppngs matched trimmings
white
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Sfnnlen Suhn. bon Der anaoe
1ailoriug Go. m Der 5. uuo GhH
5,raBe, ipradl seltern bel oem RoIt.
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riiht mad, betm &eriaiien Der ar,
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iaIl, melher ben 9eanlten 8eruHlai.
Jung gum Ginidreiten Gegebea bate.
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sisue RitslisStr, bic SeliiteH uHo
mcbr Sulfst0nSerte.

,m Spulphonie. Orfeiter Deroen
eieien Serbit, Uie aeitern pom 8er-
maltungsratb ser Grheitra AiiocIl'
ton hetannt ge9ebeH ruuroe. peritlie.
0ene neue 8eiidter 5n iehen fem Gs
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line ipieIie. in gleider Gigeuitait
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iouut urb iouoers noHfbaife ytuiifer
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len Rane ipiter befannt gegcber
miro. slud rpiro Die 3ahi Ser golrs.
foE,erte on 5onntag RadlnittagcIi
nm ;pei ueruchrt. Gs aebeu oerer
tcner adi anit1tt iets mie IN Der per-
iIoifeneu SaiioH.
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s5m Sunoesseridt.
3niammenitellnug Der ebeidJmorenen
inr Die Gr0ffnnua Des 8erttts'
termIHs.

Sm 9unoesgsritt purbeu gsitern
ore eriten Sdritte getban fir Die gr@
6TfHunq oes Gttobertermins am
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i6porenensa a6rpsriaofteR 3uIammsHz
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Spssialiurp ausgelopf, Dor peI6er
Die Bro8sife gegeuoie ebemaligen BrGiIz
oenten Der alien 3petten RatIouaIbant,
Sinner &. 8dlbredth uRo Charles 8.
DaDis, untsr oersn Qominiitratipn fif
oas qsiammte 9lftientapttaI perffuatigt
habsn ioa, itattfinosn psrDen.
Gisis 9antpro3eiie nsbmsn am %,
Ssptember ibren 4nfang. Die Ges
ihporenen iino: SO. g. 8iHcdin.
aoams Gountn; SObn Wcgtuug,
gropn gouutp; So'eph guibtHs,
grofpu gountp; gilbert 8eB, 9utler
GOuntp; 9. 3. Stsao. Butter gountp;
SsrmuH SbompIon. Champaign
gountp; 8eorgs 6. 9sGIsn, gIdrte
GouAtp; SO. ID. Gardener, glarts
Gountp; Sobn 5atfRlo, GIsrmont
Gountp; q. 81. 9eoree, Clinton
Gountp; Games %. Wartin, Durte
gountp; 4norep grpant, 9reens
Gouutn; Sobn 2sanosr Smith, 6amil.
ton Gountn; Diaiam gabmanu. pa
milton gountp; 9sorgs 8. Yeaesr.
5amilton gountp; See 6. Qt. 5amil.
ton gouutp; @eorgs u. Qlopo, 5amiIs
tpn gouutu; Ste Sea, 6amiltor
GouHtp; 8tuium 5. 5rump, 5igbIanr
Gountp; 9snrp Gamblers, 6ighlant
@ouHtn; Charles W. 5unt, Qaprenct
gountp; gbarIss gopns. 2atprsnct
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Gountp; 9. 6. Bates. WoHigomsrr
u. .. Bates, Wontgomern Gountn'
q. q. Ssetsr, Woutgomerp Gouutp;
g. 9. Wdters, 9rsbIe gountp; 2ouis
Ssepett, Scioto gountp; Ssnrn 2tnosr,
ion, Shslbn gountp, uno 9enrp Niron
Barrsn gountn.
Der reouIdrs GroBgs'bnorsnen:
S0rper Isst ii6 aus foIgsnoen giirgerr
suiammeN: Gle gaIe, 4oan1s gountp
6. =. Barner, 9ropu gountp; Gbas
@rissmer. Butler gountn; R. 5
Gaion, Champaign gountp; s. 6
Willer, gldrts gountn; WtliaH
S'8rian, gldrts Gountn; Golpir
Ban 1reb, Clinton gountp; 8iuian
6. Sdrgent, glermout GouHtp: gudsI
goune. 9urts gpuntp; Steele pougus
Gresne gouutn; Soieph 2. Rsotu. Sa.
milton Gouutp; Sohr s. Me9runH
5dmilton gpuntp; 6. 90. Sturr, Sa
milton gountp; Srsb. : 9apep, Sigh
Lamb Gountp; Robert Dillon, Gam
renee GouRtp; Cornelius Stoper, Wia
III gouRtn. R. u. Shant, Nloutgp
msrn Gouutp; Glpoop 2llsn, MDutgo
mern gountp; 5reo. 8ottenasri Brebl
gouHtp; 9eorge 8. Shneioer. SctptI
gouRtp; 6drrp 6. Slime, SctptI
GouHtp; g. GO. 8ingbam, Shelbl
Gountn, uno hilbert Srtutn, morrel
Gonntn.
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Iid1 bic getits sSurp fir ben Sttpber
5ermin SuIammenieben: 80. R. Cob
Ter, aoams gpltntp; " q. Chapman
9rcpn eOuusp; Sol. aasblsr. gropl
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gountp; Charles Wugnsr, Butler
gountD; Qouis 3usrner, Butler golllz
tb; .. n. 9imbau, Champaign Conn
tn; WiQiam 6unt, gbampaiqu goilTl=
tn; Charles 6dtfieIo, GIarte Gounth;
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4Srutt, Clinton Gountp; 3apio San,
Clinton Gountn; Merrld GIautD,
Giermont Gountp; 6enrD U{i[s, Garts
Gountp; Charles Rehnert, 9arie
Gountp; u. e. grpion, 8reens Gouns
IN; Gmerp 8eaQ, Greene Gountp; Wm.
Shulse. 6amtItpn Gountp; 2aprenes
polauD, 6amiItOn Gountp; I. 80.
pierce, 9dmiltou Gountp; G.W. Qonas
beab, 6Qmilton Gpuutp; WiIIiam 8.
4Ims, 5amiIton Gouutp; Sobn 9.
&snoau, 6amiItpn Gountp; 5dcob
3innsfer, 6igbtono Gountp; James u.
gar6art, 6tgbIono Gountp; 8soras
90. Smithlep, 2aprence Gouutp Z. D.
Slater, 2atprence gountp; 5burn.an
Scr, Wliami gouRtn; N. u. glarl,
miami Gountp; 6omer u. M!ags,
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niman, Ulontgomerp Gountp; W2ite
5arrsq, Wtpatqomerp gountp; 9iaiHe
Ssq, PrebIs gountp; 6. 9. 8lummer,
9reble gountp; 80. 9. 5omlinIon,
Sctoto Gountp; gbsIter ". Riggle,
SciOto Gourtp; 9. gltFforo 6esIer,
Sbelbp gountn; 70. 6. gerljHger,
SbeIbp gountp; Carl Megrearn,
Barrsn gountn, uRo 6. s. BagguRer,
WarIen Gountn.
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CbiU gOli5ei.6bcis aOupcntiOn.

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Cincinnati ote Ja5rItdle fonDeatinf;
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.beiihttaen az torrer.
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Der G0dinptILD QSnTD Gretnler, BON
go. 1882 6arrifon apsnue, batte fi6
treaen gerItbung BEG Ulitiernahts
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polisiit WiDcre, iDel6er an Der 4ns
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ter Strabe. arpirtts i'm Wuui3ipa!
ucritt etnsn 6afibefehl segen IRE
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ten bate, pehe er dHasbIih perIsB
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tan fonnte. trotcem fis pieosrholt DC
rum eriudt hdte.
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Eieser Inn lieHis.

Jelferipebrhei 9unfer tebrte geiiera
ron iefneH Seriefi. Deihe er I'm oft.
Ilid,en 3heiI pom ssent,s6p perbradt
Loste. sariid. nm iein Afnt pieoer 8u
isbcrnehmen. Ter iteilpertrefenDe seu.
eripebrdei Striei piro iest elnige
|1oae Grbolisns iu6en.
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S0iesSan.

@Citeru Bornittag fano i'm hiciigcH
SfHton 0otel Die IdbrIid1e ,3ieblalg
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STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
Peter and Little Miss Fuzzytail
Quit Old Pasture.
BY Thornton w. Burgess.
Copyright. 1913. by J. G. Lloyd.)

AS soon as little Miss Fuzzytail had
agreed to go with him to make her
home in the dear old briar patch down
on the Green Meadows, Peter Rabbit
fairly boiled over with impotence to
start. He had had so much trouble In
the Old Pasture that he was anxious to
get away. Besides, he was afraid that
If they waited too long little Miss Fuzzy
tail might change her mind and If she
should do that-well. Peter didn't know
what he would do.
But Peter. who always had been SO
happy-go-lucky. with no one to think
about but himself. now felt for the first
time -spons-i-bilty. That's big word
but it is a word that everybody has to
learn the meaning of some time. Johnny
Chuck learned il when he made a home
for Polly Church in Farmer Browns
orchard, and tried to keep il a secret
so that no harm would come to Polly.
1t means taking care of other people or
other peoples things, and feeling that
you must take even greater care than
you would of yourself OF your own
things, So. while Peter himself would
have been willing 70 take chances. and
might even have made the journey down
to the dear old briar patch IN broad
daylight. he felt that that wouldn't do
at all Tor little Miss FuZZNtaii. mat ne
must avoid every possible chance of dan
ger for her.
So Peter waited for a dark night. not
too dark you know, but a night when
there was no moon to make great
patches of light. but only the kindly
little stars looking down and twinkling
in the friendly way they have At last
there was just such a night All the
afternoon little Miss FuzZytail went
about in the Old Pasture saying good
bye to her friends and visiting each one
of her favorite little paths and hiding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-02
Rabies.
n the Portland tore., Telegram.

From the Portland tOre.) Telegram.
In the light of what has TRANSFERRED in
the past few days it will be necessary to
revise the opinion which SO many people
have held that there is no such thing
as rabies. In the past generation that
was the general opinion of the medical
profession Practitioners OF a Salf CEN
fury standing who had made industrious
efforts 10 find a single positive case threw
up their hands I'm disgust and announced
that there was no such thing. But since
the discovery of the microscope and its
use i'm medical cases ii has been FOUND
that these doctors have been utterly mis-
taken and that such cases really do ex-
ist The government in recognition OF
the fact keeps the country supplied with
Pasteur serum which is used to forestaii
the ravages of the disease and which Is
said invariably TO do so before convul-
sions intervene. After that period II IS
said no earthly power can save the pa
tent
When conditions threaten, as they APP
parentIy do at this time. the prudent
part would be to comply with conditions
as they are found and to the degree
possible help in the prevention OF the
spread of the disease by guarding against
canine incubation.
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places, and ] suspect that i'm each one
she dropped a tear or two. for YOU see
she felt sure that she never would see
them again. although Peter had promised
that he would bring her back to the
Old Pasture for a visit whenever she
wanted to come.
At last it was time to start. Peter
led the way. Very big and brave and
strong and important he felt. and very
timid and frightened felt little Miss
Fuzzytail. hopping after him close at his
heels: You see she felt that she was
going out into the great wide world, of
which she knew nothing at ALL
"Oh, Peter" she whispered. ''supposing
we should meet Reddy Fox. / shouldn't
know where to run or hide
1--WE are not going to meet Reddy
Fox. replied Peter, but if we should,
all you have to do is to just keep your
eyes on the white patch on the seat of
my trousers and follow me. | have
not afraid Of him.
Never in his life had Peter been SO
watchful and careful. That was because
he felt his responsibility. Every few
jumps he would stop to sit up and look
and listen. Then little Miss Fuzzytail
would nestle up close to him. and Peters
heart would swell with happiness. and
he would feel oh. SO proud and inn
portant Once they heard the sharp bark
Of Reddy Fox, but it was a long way
of, and Peter smiled, for he knew that
Reddy was hunting on the edge of the
Green Forest.
Once a dim shadow swept across the
meadow grass ahead of them Peter
dropped nat in the grass and kept per-
fectly still. and little Miss FuZzytail did
just as he did, as she had promised she
would.
"Wha-what was it," she whispered
II think it was Hooty the OWL Peter
whispered back. but he didn't see us
After what seemed like a long long time
they heard Hooty.& fierce hunting call,
but it came from way back of them on
the edge of the Old Pasture. Peter
hoped to his feet.
"Come on" said he There's nothing
to fear from him now.
So slowly and watchfully Peter led
the way down across the Green Meadows
while the little stars looked down and
twinkled In the most friendly way, and
just as jolly, round. red Mr.. Sun started
to kick off his bedclothes behind the