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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY

1896 'd 1atS A Rrsss|dent' Miss Mary Boyl.n.
Dem aYislSn 49, MS 1GcIres,dent, Mrs. Julia
Mrs. NJ A. Lane. s1 II1it stb =, Rec. sSc:.
S mont Mrs Ars sGatharine Casey, 25s Fra n
81 Hoi aee 81 81 i Treas Mrs Clara Ryan.
K Ke, Valley sis yyn Mfa; Elk. h, 1r
MondayS Of nn month TN a ffeGaond and fourth
II S. 7th St. '" a' a. y. U. w. hall.
Mrs. v1 e T. G MS M MH11nneapolis Pres.
W xHs Pres, Mrs Mary Kaath. ie se. ISL 81;
AVE- AVE- n T.; l. lns; seey.. Miss Mary GarveSy..
s 9Th T. Az: S e n seH Gin Mrs. e. MsTy oKesfs
BY: s1sa Grand st. m g. Ell inn Mr s.a Bridget
Margaret Sullivan. 75s WashinxtSosne ' - Af g
r. ~. treas; Mrs. Elizabeth Jeffries. 4is rs:
Anthony - Rsn Meq LIZ Exam, Pr. Phelan. ST.
On On nrst and third Mondays Of month ns !.
Workmen's Hall at s p. M. on'n !"
EAi Se Jennie Rice. 2oS4 A Brya M
Emerson Enc Sol r XSe ssNf e.: Mary Ma LAZY So
Ryan i5oS srd Ave- en S. aee t;re Kathar nn
M Avs: n Nellis aMs6stef an sss;
2SIs 9Th St NJ sen Mss; j. NM Morrison:
in enoY heldd 1 arst Dupont Ave n. Meet.
Third street nortf hali Plymouth and
ksy s ssls ! MaIRnxSs AVE- Rs: ~.
Az. S. See F Siee, IN. Mrs. IN Mary Troy 1sts
EXAMS 5 Nj T B4 h.i S5iS AZ AZ Ma IA
MeetinxF;, a Lak e., st: and Bloomington.
HRs1 od,s Of month In Macc ss w hssi
garet Mullen, sso4 D upont Ave- r.. W w..
H1res;, Mary Gleason, 2607 Emerson \ KY y"
Ave. ne r.; s En-, Msa acy Morsissey lols i!th
o'Brien, 1925 Girard ara. ave- sss.. N katherine sa
M Msa Griffin. 500 9Th Ave. s.: Me6
and a 10th. ~ M :: Fl Flynn; corner Bryant
and third Thursdays Of month IN s s1e nrst
HAN. corner 18th St. and 2oth As" .hSIsr ~
p. m. ~ NV'" ave. N. at
Mary ]. -waddick. 25s5 T Taylor SIS 4 MEs:
M Naes p'es :; Mrs.; MarEarst Moran, 2soi
garrett Martin Sa n ISL ~ P Kss s ss Mar
Sec, b Mrs; Massaret Moran. sos ETH Ave ge
IA r: ms; Sec. Miss Mary Irwin. M
80 D. Ase g. ~: f.; Treas, Mrs. Catherine
pr. II. u me Ma1 Mys n i,. f.; Ned Exam.
meetings are held on first and +htS
Mednesdays Of each month in n"l g
r. Hal, 22nd and Central AYES y. "
RAMSEY COUNTY.
County President. Mrs. Ellen conr.v
700 st. CAR St.; Vice Pres, Miss Johanns
Tarsar % = Sod eleventh st.; Rec. Sec, Nrs
Mrs Mrs. margaret Carey, sos W. Central Ave'
Meetings held at Hibernian Hail. TN M
Franklin SITS. - 1850 80 $40,
wAsEcA COUNTY.
Ei Riyisi9n ,, No !;
an; Fin and ms. Sec, Julia Murphy: Reo.
senSi;i vis;aCy Pa Dalton; Treas. Anna Burke.
Pres., Margaret Roach. sos st. Adams
ST.: Rec. Sec.. Margaret Clarke, nj
Litehfield Ave-; Fin. Sec. Mary Hynea.
1915 Albemarie ST.; Ins. Sec, Mary No.
n an: 81 ~ Wrrns. 81 Trsss Mary Veg
Owen McKeon. 6o7 Lowry Bldg. Meet
inss are held on second and fourth Wsd.
nesdays Of month In Hibefna0 5ali a
Sis p N 80. 8 - :
Johanna Cook. 81 iith st.; Vice ' 81 49,
Sec. Mrs. Mabel Alien. - 18th 81: in.
Sec. Mrs. Elisabeth NcNally, sos MACK
vbin 81 /. In. sec.. Mrs Doretta No
Earst cesbZ. 90 John ST.; Ned Hxsm.
ars held On arst and third 3nur Hs
' month " Hibsznian Han 1t . D. = -1ss
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CAvAN,

Died-At his residence, 313 Staple
ton road, Bristol, England, Philip
Flood, Md, youngest son of the late
John Flood, C.E., Castlerahan, County
Cayan.
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loNGFORD.

Died-June 16, at private hospital,
Dublin, James O'Brien, merchant, Bal.
linamore, and late of Killoe, County
Longford.
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DERRY.

yttng resolution of protest
y gas passed at meeting in
q: the Derry County Board
sgainst the Carson appoint
Kerlin said, though the
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NATIONAL oee,ce..

(. NATIONAL oFFlcERs
phia, Pa. "At'' FnlladeI-
Vice Presidsnt-Patrick r c.,,o,
Clinton, Mass cannon.
TIreasurer-N. W. Delaney, Ilinoi.
~, ssecretary-Philip J. Sullivan, Connecti-
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w1NoNA COUNTY.

ki Sous sty REssidsnt.> N. J. Ryan. ss4 I.
~, Pai y No: .l..Pres:. J. A. McMill.n.
81 i M HSw 1ya ST. H. Vie Pres Riee
2e9 v; Mark St: Fin. Sec. II. u L 11sss.
f.vno,Ws f4s4hinkton ST.; Ina Sec.
Ry aen' az ~ y Wsshington s.; .Trsss.. Il. ).
Lester, 400 Winona ST. MestinSs y =. h D
On On secomd and fourth Thursday Of mont nis
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wAsEcA COUNTY.

.e County President. J. P. coushlin, wa.
Mi RiHis1o9 haM No; !. wssess President
Hsamin: Rec. Sec, j. w. Conw svan IL =.
Eli; CHARLES McLoone; Treas, 3. J.
Division No. 2, Janesville-pre.,d.,,
lanes ian Sullivan: Vice Pres, i. Foiav:
san' ana ms. Sec., J. M, Byron: ~
sec.' J. Dalton; Treas, James McRiSs
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STEELE COUNTY.

oT GoHnsy Pnr,s a1 George c. Tohsr.
s. Ds1y 1idS: H ~ ps oxat9nna job.
E5 4: Sec: J. p. Malone; Fin. Sac. SJ'na;
MI nSS lns. Sec. ]. ID. Malone: Tssas
house aGMGs enf,nM1!e Med: Exam. q. d. More.
nesday Of month in K. p, Hall - VS. seas
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Miss Mary Pickford, acknowledged
to be the greatest actress in the mov-
ing picture line, is a recent convert to
Catholicity.
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perance Band was awarded the first
prize in the brass band competition
open to all Ireland
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DAKOTA COUNTY

tngs. MINI. 01~"' 1ast-
Division No. l. Hastinss-Div. Pres,
p Pres: = P Sarrstt' .AastinE,. Mimi; vice
Bee. Sec. Thos. s. Ryan, Hastins:. MIMI !:
H.. Sec, N. ,o'Brien Hastings. MINI. !:
IRE nrees BIS yonn Kane; Medical Examiners.
Drs. Peck and Brady. Meetings held on
second and fourth Thursday Of non ~
IN A. o. U. w. Hall ~ nlonsn
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SWIFT COUNTY.

c, Coansy President-D. F. Mcp.rmott
M. D' Ksnna: W. We. !, &c. c.ontsrt VIM
Rec. Sec. Andrew Kavanaush. ME TSs n;
Leo Leo. oNeii: Las. Sec, N. Is. Conios,ss.::
b. Tea g. b SShn G;99ssen: ST.; Med. E9sm.:
IN A. o. H. Hail "oas o1 me1tA
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CROW WING COUNTY.

County President. VIM. Barron. 41l
F'9 m,,tl Ave, Brainerd. MINI. rs
Ha4 b's1 Rrs. No l. so B1ralnerd President.
Pres. H. n. McCanrey, si5 N. Srd 81 81 :
H e Sec. ]. J. Nolan, 6lE n. XII 81:
inn Inn Sec sss.' = :. Brady. Sc u. sth st. St.;
Treas sec; = = Brady. sig N. 9Th ST.:
Med. Examiner. Dr.. T. a, Bennett cst;i
sens state Bank Bldg. Meetin9s ara heid
~ ~. second ana fourth Tuesdays Of menth
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west &c se: Finanoisi s sedn fa:ur 1S,
k ksse sl9f 5Stsesstssy "a Ezsoss {. III
42s East srd ST.; Medical Examiiner!: e -
=. w. Fahey. 81 New Jerasv Ri1"
Meetings are hold on First ia ~
Weanesdays ct Cathedral Hail, secoa1
Division No. 4. West Duluth.
Ks sann e Vice cq nreaa.p9re PRESIDENT Jeha
Graw. treasurer: j. ". Bothwaii, 1 se;
9th avenue West. recording secretary:
sas; tGo nm financial and insuranse
irer. ~AS"1 eAA@.
SCOTT COUNTY.
=. County President. F. j. Leonard. Tar.
g. D1yl. ,ea,d No: l. Belle Plaine-pr... pr.
y yohn Kelley. Belle Plains: Rec ~.
James H. ss trattcnH s.s,.P lsins: Fin. sse.
Zane; Il; stratton. Belle Piaine: Trssss.'
SyIn =. Clarke: Med. Examiner. Dr.. =
4 e0!oney. Meetings are held an fsrst 49,
= Oh month In Fraternity han. AZ 49,
STEVENS COUNTY.
>, County President. M. Mahonev u..
! Diyi.ion No: 1.Presiden.. Jane, =
sansn; Norris: Rec. Sec, Eurene FL.
han. ho Mais:'i H.. n e.. Secs 9. Asars-
neZ, Donnelly: Medical exsminsir A ns
= E1tzEerald. Sick committee. John ~
3: Mccarthy. John Ring. Ieetin@n.1 ~
~~-As~s " tue month at Linney's han.
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That load becomes light which is
cheerfully borne.
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DARDANELLEs LOSSES.
British Casualties in Gallipoli Excep.
tionaIIy Heavy.

London, July Premier Asquith
announced In the house of commons
this afternoon that the British naval
and military losses in the operations
at the Dardanelles up to May 81 ag-
gregated 1885 officers and men.
The figures showing the killed,
wounded and missing by officers and
men follow:
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June 80 was the tifty-fourth ami
versary of the ordination of His Emf
hence Cardinal Gibbons.
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DIVISION OFFICERS A. o. H.-r,ME
AND PLACE OF MEETING.
: ANOKA COUNTY.

ANoKA COUNTY.
County President, John p. Coleman
Anoka, MINI.
Division No: l. Anoka-Pres.. william
jane. sen GcAl asse' n F. Gss es Fin; sse
A.rdle; Treas. John Ward; Med. i Ex. NJ
lners; J. II. Frank and A. +. Caine
month in Woodman Hall at s D. m.
BIG STONE COUNTY.
County President, M. J, McDonn.,,
Division No. j. Graceville-prea. An.
drew aan 3: Shea: Vice Pres. J. p. Trainor:
Gec. Sec. Jeremiah Scanlon; Fin. Sec
r. T..e Ginnaty; 1ns Sec.. c. p. Ginnsty:
er. 81 'G B. NJ w. R Sn1dsfy; M Me- Ezapi9
On On. t nrst Sunday and third Thursday AT At
BLUE EARTH,
.o county PRESIDENT. T. J: McGrath. Mad.
44ou f.nnn.: MMankato: County Secretary, ":
grer Miehsei oS,ea. &a SSestasy c Count,
Sargeant, NJ. A. Sullivan. MadisnhS TIrcs.
Sentinel. John Mccall. Msnksto. Ae xxi
si DIyisio:n H So r. Hughes. Mankato.
n naGhael o,IRrien. Carol St.: vice Prea..
H 1no Ftseasant st.: Fin. Sec. c. FitxTeraid:
c tas hSiee;' M JHha = Mccall: Treas. + r.
fourth Sundays Of month at a'e : ana
20. Division No: 3. Madison Lake-P p;
sees sees'' N ~. 4. Sullivan. Madison Lake: Rec Rec
Sec. 2: ]. McGrath, Madison IaEs. T Tna
sec, VIM F. Conner. Madison iaEe:
W vreas. John McNamara, EaEle 10:
a Mso; h.3 examiner an DR.. Firsina. Meetinss
P nEnth In Woodman's hail, Madi.o m
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

Division No. I. st. PaulLPres., John
W. Mulrennan. 119 Case st.: Vice Pres,
John W. Ryan. 800 Blair St; Rec. Sec.
Thos. Donahue. 40 Charles ST.: Fin. See,
R. J; Connolly, lss ". It'll ST.; ms. Sec,
M.rtn "a u sam' Rosk Trs.s
Examiner, DR.. c. q. Perry, SIC Lowry
Bldg. Meetings are held on second and
fourth Mondays Of month In Hibernian
Hall. ut : p. m.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
81. Louis county County president,
East, Duluth, MINI.
Divfslca No. I. Duluth - Prssi6snt
WulaA y llnsHllA ~ - % 0f.::
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!: i i + : !. !: !. !. !. !. !. !. !. i !. !.
: FARMERS NEED ONLY $50 :.
: MORE FOR EXPERT FUND :.

:: With the receipt of $40 from !.
= Des Chutes Grange this week, :.
:: accompanied with the news that !.
: further subscriptions would be :.
:: Forthcoming from that section of :.
:: the county, and with donations :.
:: from other sections swelling the :.
:: total amount to $3.50, l.. L. :.
:: Snow, secretary of the commit :.
= tee of farmers which has been !:
= soliciting subscriptions to fund :.
= to be added to the commission :.
= ers' appropriation of $1,000 for :.
: the unemployment of o. C. Van !.
!: Houten as farm expert next year, !.
i announced that the committee :.
! needed to raise but $40 more to !.
= complete the fund. The commit !.
!. tee expects to raise this balance !.
: without any difficulty. What :.
!. ever additional sums are needed !.
!: will be advanced by the Cham !.
:. ber of Commerce. +
!. !. : = !. !. + !. !. !. !. = !. !. !. !
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G|LL|ES STILL IN JAIL
Former Industrial Insurance Claim
Agent Unable to Raise $4,000
Bonds.

No new arrests as the result of the
frauds in the industrial insurance de-
partment are expected for several
days, according to statements made
by Governor Lister Thursday, various
features of the investigation being
still in progress.
j. F. Gillies, the former claim agent
of the commission who was arrested
last Friday afternoon on a charge of
falsifying state records, is still in the
county Jail, having been unable to
raise 5000 bonds to permit his re-
lease. When first arrested he OBJ
tanned temporary bail but, unable to
get permanent bondsmen, he was
to the county jail last Sat
urday.
The formal charge against Gillies
is certifying to the claim of one P. H.
Martin for $1,340 in payment for an
alleged accident, the claim bearing
the date of January 8, 1915, when, 1t
is alleged, he knew the claim against
the state to be false and forgery.
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. WILL AID CANNERyMEN
U. 5. Employment Bureau to Furnish
Salmon Packers White Labor.

AS the result of recent conference
between State Labor Commissioner
Edward w. Olson and Commissioner
General of immigration Anthony
Caminetti, it has been definitely set
tied that the federal authorities will
give salmon Gamers of this state the
benefit of their free employment bu-
reau service.
Commissioner Olson, who has been
working since assuming Office in an
endeavor to see Puget Sound can
nerymen give opportunity to white
labor, hopes that this may solve the
local race problem. The federal au-
thorities have made it clear, however,
that on account of the existing treaty
with Japan, on distinction can be
made in operation of the employment
bureau in regard to nationalities.
Commissioner Olson has filed an
elaborate report upon the situation
with Secretary of Labor w. B. Will
son at Washington, D. c., having
made a comprehensive investigation
at the request of Mr.. Wilson.
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COMMUNITY XMAS TREE.
Charities Announces PLAN
for Evening Of December 22.

A community Christmas tree, elec'
trically lighted and profusely deco
rated, will be presented in Capitol
park on the evening Of December q.
under the auspices Of the Associated
Charities. according to an announce
ment made this week. One OF the
evergreen trees in the park VIII be
used.
The program. which is to begin
early in the evening, will include the
singing of carols from the statehouse
balcony and a short religious service
and several songs, on the capitol
steps. Contributions of cash, food
and clothing for the poor are to be
delivered to the public library De-
cember 81 and %, the Charities re-
quests, and the city. council this week
adopted resolutions urging residents
of the city to respond literally with
donations.
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:. !. I. !. !. :. :. = = :. :. !. !. :. !.
:. FINE POULTRY SHOW .
= NOW IN PROGRESS .

i Declared to be, in many re- !:
= spects, the best display of it's ::
:: kind Olympia has seen, the ::
= tenth annual poultry show of =
4 the Olympia Poultry Association !:
= is being held at the Union block =
= on East Fourth street. Chick :.
= ems, geese, ducks, including !:
= some of the prize-winners at the :.
:. Panama-Pacific exposition, and ::
+ large display of rabbits, arc to =
= be seen at the exhibit, a total of :.
i $50 birds and rabbits being =
:. shown. Thomas P. Horn, who =
+ is managing the exhibit, is :.
!. highly pleased with it, while :.
!. Judge w. M. Coats of Vancou- !.
:. yer, B. c., is impressed with it's !.
!. high quality. Every poultry :.
! fancier in the county should see :.
: it before it closes Saturday :.
!. night. +
!. !. :. : = !. :. !. = !. !. !. !. = !. :. !.
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NATIONAL CONGRESS
IS NOW UNDER WAY
PROMISES TO BE MOST IMPOR.
TANT SESSION OF PRESENT
GENERATION.

What promises to be the most i'm
portant and the greatest session OF
congress within the memory of the
present generation was started on its
labors when the session was formally
opened last Monday. The congress
sional air is charged with the serious
ness of the business of the months
ahead, the business OF legislating for
. nation at peace in world aflame
with war and surrounded with almost
endless possibilities, and, from the
bills and resolutions already intro
duced, the entire fabric Of the Amer
ican governments delicate relation to
the conflict across the seas probably
will be brought to the edge of con-
gressional discussion, and the admin
istration leaders are not unmindful of
their task to preserve united
America.
The Democratic majority in the
lower house returned Champ Clark to
the speakers chair by vote of 221
to 1874. Claude Kitchin had been pre-
viously named as floor leader, in the
party caucus, while Representative
Mann was returned to the leadership
Of the Republican minority. The
opening oay also saw the introduction
Of 1000 bills and resolutions, many
Of them proposing measures Of ma
tional defense and many more in op-
position. and the temperance Of con-
stitutional amendments to enfran-
chise women. The food Of proposed
laws has been continuing throughout
the week.
The budget Of government expend-
itures. transmitted to congress by
Secretary McAdoo. totals tl.2s5.ss7.-
00s.16. Deducting, however. the
sinking fund Of ss0.727.000 put away
for the redemption Of bonds and the
esimated postal receipts Of @Sle.SS4,-
o7s. the adminiGtra&ion's estimate Of
the cost Of running the government is
3s0S,766.s29.16 in 1917. -
This 10 nearly 80 for every man.
woman and child In the United States.
The estimates are an increase Of
el67.SS1.4O1.sl over 1915 appropria-
tions, increases in the war and navy
departments accounting for nearly
@ll7,O00.00o Of this amount. New
work entailed by the European war
was directly responsible for other in
creases in the state department esti-
mates.
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Girl Gets suspended Sentence.

Pleading guilty to perjury in the
second degree. Jean Brownlee. the
local girl who testified in the Roberts
case in an effort to establish an alibi
for him and whose testimony was
largely responsible for the disagree
ment in the first trial. was given
suspended sentence by Superior Judge
Wright Tuesday. She has been In the
custody Of Police Matron Perkins
since her arrest for perjury at the
direction of Judge Mitchell near the
close of the second Roberts trial.
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M0TTMAN AGAIN IS
MAYOR OF OLYMPIA
DEFEATS MANN BY 1856 VOTES -
REPUBLICANS ELECT THREE
CANDIDATES.

Losing the First ward by but 81
votes and the Fifth by "a and carry
ing the Second by 3, the Third by AZ.
the Fourth by 1877 and the Sixth by
80, George A. Mottman was elected
mayor of Olympia for the fourth time,
at the municipal election last Tues
day and, except for two councilmen
and the city treasurership, carried his
ticket, the Citizens, with him.
The Republicans broke into the
Mottman administration for the first
time by electing George w. Draham
councilman in the Fifth by a plural
ity of 1876 over Charles Hord, C. w.
Maynard councilman in the First by
II votes over E. J. Campbell, and
Mrs. Iona Smith city treasurer by
2-to-1 vote over Mrs. Julia e. Wal
drip, who has held the position for
the last two years.
George r. Bigelow was reelected
city attorney by 1853 votes over w. J.
Milroy; w. A. Hoage won by 4O4 over
Hiram Dohm for the city clerkship,
and George Talcott defeated George
CASTOR by 200 votes for councilman
at-large. In the Third ward L. G.
Ramberg was reelected councilman
on the Citizens ticket by a majority
of 20 votes over Herman Mallory.
. The totals are as follows:
Msyor--Mann. Rep, sS2; Mott
man. Cit, 1.16s. Attorney--Milroy,
Rep, ssa: Bigelow. Cit. 1.151.
TreasursrMrs. Smith, Rep. 1.4s1;
Nrs. Waldrip. Cit. 715. Clerk
Dohm. Rep, SCI: Hoage, Cit. 1871.
Councilmsn-at-large ~ CASTOR, Rep,
e54; Talcott, Cit, 1.1S4. First ward
Maynard. Rep. 221; Campbell. Cit,
$50. Third ward-Mallory, Rep,
1870; Rambsrg, Cit, 900. Fourth
ward GeCiintf6. CT. (unoppsoSd 6y
Republicans). So. Fifth ward ~
Draham. Rep. $50; Hord. Cit. 13s.
The Socialist vote was very light.
d. w. Guiles receiving but so votes
for mayor, while the councilmanio
candidates got from ~ to a votes.
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COUNTY 70 STAND PlT'
No Change In Welghts Inspector, u
Spite o( HoWelIs Appointmeat.

Action of Secretary Of State Howell
in appointing George Sell Of 0ray's
Harbor county deputy inspector Of
weights and measures for Thurston
and Lewis counties - we'll, will have
no effect upon the adjustment
reached some months ago In the local
situation by which an inspector was
retained in this county at reduced
salary. unless the county commits
sioners rescind the action taken last
September by which Thurston with
drew from the proposed consolida-
tion with the other two counties.
The appointment was made by Sec.
retary Of State Howell this week and
the question will probably be taken
up by the commissioners at their
meeting next Monday. When the sit
uation was under discussion late last
summer, the commissioners, upon
representations by State Inspector A.
w. Rinehart that Mason county had
withdrawn from its previous arrange
ment with Thurston by which the two
counties jointly employed an inspect
or, first entered into contract with
Gray's Harbor and Lewis counties on
the consolidation proposed by Rine-
hart, but later rescinded this action
and so notified the state inspector.
Then they directed County Auditor
Annie CASTOR to employ an inspector
at the same salary the county would
have paid under the proposed consol-
idation. and she retained L. L.
Bowers in that capacity.
Mason county now has employed
its own Inspector. Miss CASTOR
learned this week.
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OA|RyMEN TO SEE HOW
BABC0Ck TEST IS MADE
Van HOuten to Give Demonstration
December 18-AssOciatiOn For
mally Organized.

Demonstration of the Babcock
tester will be given by County Agent
%. c. Van Houten as the feature of
the next meeting of the Thurston
County Dairymen's association at the
Chamber of Commerce at 1880 satur-
day afternoon, December 1S. accord
ing to an announcement made this
week by L. r. Campbell, president Of
the association.
Further interest in. the associa-
tion's work was aroused and several
members added. at the second meet
ing ct the Chamber Of Commerce last
SATURDAY, one Of the features OF
which was an address on "Cow Test
Ing" BY Professor Price Of the Instt-
tute division Of the state College.
County Agent Van Houten spoke Of
the advantages Of the association and
President Campbell outlined the work
it could do. emphasizing COW testing.
proper feeding, the construction OF
silos and the general efictency OF the
business. while the name Of the asso-
citation was formally adopted and .
committee appointed to draft . con-
stitution.
George B. Woodbridge. secretary o.
the Tacoma Rotary club. which has
in operation . financing plan by which
Pierce county dairymen are supplied
with cows on credit, was invited by
President Campbell this week to ad.
dress the Chamber Of -CommDrce and
the Dairymen's association and has
arranged 10. visit Olympia Tuesday,
December FL. when big meeting Il
to be held.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-12-10
Water Bond Election Tuesday.

Whether olympia shall Issue $11U,-
900 in bonds with which to buy the
local waterworks will be decided by
the voters of the city at the special
election next Tuesday. This will be
the third time a water bond issue has
been voted on here. the other two
being for $4,000. and. under the
new code for third class cities. a
three-fifths majority Of the votes cast
is necessary to authorize the issue.