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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-01
Mnnln1er 578.
Snlamb.

= 9as oeutl6e l1nterIeeboot. BON
Dem III unIern 3eitungen pabreno
Der leeten 3eit INNER 10 piel oie
Heoe mar, ioa iebt in amerifoniIden
8eipaiiern ongefonn1en iein. 9lber
ntdt in Seem Oorf, ipobin es angeb-
li6 beltin1mt mar, ionoern in 8olti-
more. gs ioa iid iebt irseno no
IN Der Gbeiapeafe 8ap oufbalten. 81
meloet Die Transatlantic Sruit
80. in Seem gorf, oie angeblid ais
Sinon5agent fir 0eutI6iano uno
Seiterrei6 fungiert, in elmer baIb-
feitlgen Mn5eige bes nngori-
i6en Sage6lattes vMmerifai Moi-.
gior geeps5apa". @ir mill.
len oufridtie geiteben, oaB una
Die @riltena oieies l1nterieebootes
itnmer lebr problematiId geipelen
TT nno oaB mir audi iebt nod niht,
trob Der sln5eige Ser transatlantic
Sr1lt Company" an lie nidt reht
glauben fonnen.
= gea6 einem 8eri1t bes @ena-
ralar5tes @orgas iino inn lebten
Sabre in Ser geianlti1ten Ser. Staa-
ten arnee MIR adt Sppbusf1Ge por-
gefonmen. Dfan glaubt besbalb 5u
Der Soffnung bere6tigt 5ll leill, cine.
ausbreitung Ser gefdbrli1en aranf-
belt mabreno Der &on5eatratiolt Ser
Sruppen an Der merifanilben @ren-
&c erfolgrei6 berEinoern 5n fonnen.
Sie Iegierung bat BEL ben
GroBi6ladtern in Gbicaeo 5nei MiI-
lionen Bfuno 5feiib fir sic arne-
rifaniide 9(rmee beitellt; Die ORDERS
miiiien iofort ausgefiibrt iperDell. Die
anftrdge Der 9erren gnfierten iper-
aen infolseoeifen porIaufte beileits
aeftellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-01

glns SDpenbagen iuiro gemeloea,
bonn sanOsurt 9endtturm an Der
ldiuebiifen &iiite fomme Die gtad-
ridJt, es babe bort Sonneritaa nadlt
ein Seesefedt itattgefnnben, baf am
Jreitag mprgem, ais bic Wtitteilnng
abgeidlift lunrbe, nod i'm @anse
mar. Semtide arenser, besleitet BON
mebreren groken &riegsidiffen, hat
ten riiiIild)e Surpebpbpote nnb rIe-
itroger" ansesriffen. Die rmfiiiden
SdJiffe ieien sesiumnsen uprben,
iid) snriidsnsieben. Damn ieien aber,
gesem morgen, bic 9fniIen nit Ier-
ftarfnns snriifsefebrt nnb Der Gampi
babe anfs mene besonnen. Bon an
berer Seite bat man nod nidJts bon
Sieiem Seefampf seb6rt.
SesisIid Der Seeidlad,t bei
sanbsort meloet cine 9epeide aus
Sonbum, bic Smiieu batten fidl id5lief-
lid 5nriid5ieben rniiiien, bebt aber
berpor, Die bentlden Sd)iffe iuaren
ben ritiIiIden an GAIL iiberlesen se-
fuclen.
Cine Sepeide aus Yeters6mra
meloet, bak bic Staot Solumea in
0alisien uon ben yiniIem belett 1T.
Die Seiterreider babem cine 3eit
lang einen energiiden 8iSeritano
geleiitet, baben bann aber bic Stabf
serammt. Sic iollcn nadD ben gerid,.
ten Der Gmiien id),uere 8erlnfte ne.
babt babem. Die 9niIen bebanpfeu
iiberBanpt, bah bic CeIterreidler bon
'imer ipabren Eanif CRAFT ieien umb
mf ibrem flndtGbmlidJem gifsmse
'iel ariegsmaterial snriifgefaiiea
,dtten, bas ben 3niIen in Die Sambe
Iefallen lei. &nd biele @efangene
uollen bic Jiniien gemadJt babem.
Rerfiuiirbiger g8eile eriua6nen bic
CeiferreidJer in iilrem offisiellen Be
idt nif)ts bon Der Ginnabme So
)mea's, bel ben beltimmten ge.
auptungen Der yimiicn iuirb man
Der bod annelmen miiiien, oak bic
ladJridDt iuabr lit. Gnd lag Der Saa
tolomea's ia bun bornebereim i'm
ssreid Der MOsiidDfeit. Die Deter.
e'ber iaaen MIR, ban iie lire Srmp-
pen inter oem 9rnf Der rmiIirdlen
ltebermadJt mad Der 0eaeno Iiib-
iueltlifJ BON Gplomea hGffen suriid.
nebmen miiiIen; baf bei O6ertbn
inebrere rniIiidje aabaIIerie-sI -sInsriffe
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: 6 : a 3

0ie 9atterie 80" oes 1. tera.
nllden sSeloartilerie Gegiments lit
am 5reitag boll1tanoig eingenrlltert
nno IN oen Militaroienlt eingeItelt
poroen; Die gatterie beitebt aus
8 Sffi5ieren nno 1874 Mann.
= SIM 9[lter bon 70 ssabren ftarb
i'll Waco Der aaufmann q. @olff
ans Hllnge; Der 8erlhieoene miro
BON ieiner @ittpe, orei Sobnen un0
einer So6ter iiberlebt
esn Souiton peridieo int 9(l-
ter BON SO Sabren sSrau gauIine
Staelib. Die gerltorbene miro BON
elmer in 9eutlblailo lebenben Seblpe-
iter betrauert, oie 8eiiesung fano
.auf Dem oeutIben Srieo6ofe itott.
= Die S. & g. &c. gaIn IaBt
Die iiber Den Onion Greet bei guoa
fiibrenoe groBe giienbobn Bride
ourd 5ablreide Wadmannldoften
iharf betpa1en.
SsSn 8erbinoui1g nit Dem s.
Cotton GarnebaI, Der in @albe1ton
am 4. sSuli eroffnet rn6 Bis sum 16s
ssSuli oauern miro, miro aud cine
aroBe @efliigel-gnsltelfirng itottfins
oen
Der neueriudblte Br1lioent ser
Seras Staats. nniperlit1t. gfo6ert G.
ginion ii6ernimmt om /. Suli Ste
2eitltna oes Ssnltituts;; feline fornteue
einlesltng miro ant 30. 9sopember
ftattfi1ben.
ssn Srieoridsbnrg ltorb Sri.
Minna Sopf i'm g[lter bon 90 Sesab-
rem nad elmer aranfbeit, Sic meb-
rere Monate anaebalten botte. Sic
miro bon ibren @lteri llno perldie-
oenen geripanoten betranert.
= sSn Der @egcno BON allrten
puroe Elm sSarmer namens Sumber-
ger, Ser nit Bfliigen beihaftigt mar,
bon einem gIisitrobl getroffen uno
bonn Gultiuator herabgelhIenoert,
aber nift gciotet; oagegen puroe ooS
cine Efero erid)lo9cn. nGbreno ods
onoere ebenfnlls mr. bctGnbt tpnroe.
Sn Der 0ibe BON Beaumont
ltarb Der ipolbabenoe Sieb8iihter s.
DC Slgbes am Mil5broro. 9ic
Granfbeit mar ltnter ieinefn 9iilo-
bieb aisgebroden uno ieoenfaIls nar
Bel gebanolung Der Siere oas gift
ourh cine fleinc @lnoe in ieinci
@orper iIbertragen tporocll.
&pransiidltlidjes gSettcr:
Sir gSeit=8eras: 0eute abeno rno
(s@nf1ttt1fIn tti1rc itttt1tt,t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-01
aurSe ueberiidt.

Die 9tuiien luolen &olomea
mnb Sbertpn in Galisien be-
Iebt baben. Nnd) iuullem iie
in @olggmien Grfolse errni=
gen baben. Die 9eatiden mel
BEN, baf bic rniIiidJen Mnsriffc
it @plbpnien ii6erall abse,
Idjlagen ipnrbeu.
Die syrensoIen iupaen einen
Sell Der @erfe pon Sbiaumunt
i'm geiit baben. Die 9entiden
ntadlten in ben lebten Sagen
bei gerbnn 5000 @efansene.
9ie glnsriffe Der StaIienet
anf bic Steqmnsen Der Deter.
reider in Stalien Weroen sts
riifaeidlasem.
Die GnsIGnoer erlei6en gro.
Re @erlnite an Sffisiere.
gaabe Der idipeoiiden &iiite
hat Elm &anapf stuiiden oeitt-
iden inb rniIdiden &riess-
idiffen itattsefnn6en, Der fir
bic 9entiden iiesreid perlan-
fen lit.
Der ygerliner saseblatt" 1T
bcrbpfen.
sln Der Somme fat cine
sreRc Sffeniiue Der 5ransoien
nnO Gnsldnber bespnnen, Die
bis iest leiber erfolsreid) per-
lamfen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-01

- @lc aus 8aibin9ton geneloet
miro, iiberlegen oie 2eiter Der 90.
miniitration augenbliflid Die 2lus-
gobe 8ereinigter Staaten Bombs,
ourd) Del6e Die llnfoiten Der merifo-
niifen sompaane beitritten iperoeu
lolen; man mil inoeB 3u oieTer
9faBregel crit Damn greifen, menn
ale Heiourcen 6e8 Sdabomts, iomie
ole $2t0,000,000, melhe ole Hegie-
rltnq aus ser Geoenue 8ia 3u er3ie,
len bofft, eridopft iino IS lit oes,
balb nod 3lpeifeIbaft, Of man it'd
nod in oieier Sieung an oen aon.
greB 5ur Sanftionierung ser Bono.
Iusgdbe tpenoen miro
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-01

wenn gar feline NsOslidfeit pOrhan-
ben iei Die @remsitreitigfeiten in
frieblider @eiie sm reseln. Gr lei
serne bereit, feline politiiden gms-
iiduen sit opfern, ipenm er nnr omrdJ-
fiibren f0nne, mas er fir redjt mmb
seredjt balte. Die &ebe iumrbe nit
srokem 8eifaq anfsenommem.
Mseona, Der @ertreter Der
merifaniiden &esiernns in Garis,
erf(arte in einem Snterpieiu, feline
Gesiernng miiiie lift lemferites tim,
mm einem Srieg nit Sen Ser. Gtaa-
ten amssnlueiden. Sic f6nne babel
MIR Derlieren nno ndts geiuinnen.
Der 9ampfer uGaitiano" lit
nadJ Sampico sefabren, mm sic Mm=
geitellten Der !Sneiteca Oil Company
bon BORT sn bolen.
= Ser merifanilbe General 9ear=
90 @arapea, Ser 8efeblsbaher Ser
merifanilden Streitfr1fte IN 9eoga-
leg, bot Col. Suge, SEN gefeblsbober
in Der amerifanii6en Staot :, Noga-
les 5n elmer ltnterreolng eingeIa-
ben in Der er i'm eriuhte, nit ibm
cine S6aldt 5ll pereinboren. Sol.
Sage riet Dem Werifaner, er mohte
MIR crit Snltruftionen leiner Heeie-
ritng a6lparteit, na1ber fonnten iie
iif ia lighter. Ser merifanii6e
General aog ii6 lebr lnbeirieoiat gu
rid.
= Der Sefebl, baf General Sre-
niao ale yeluegnngen Ser 9serIbing'-
Iden Srmppen init Mnsnabme Ser
nad) geDroen at perbinoern ioQ, ipiro
in 9raft bleibem.
Die @ener1le gfaforrate nno
Gugenio 2ope5 iino nit fiinfbunbert
Snoianern in 0iatanoros eingetrof-
ZEN uno man glaubt, oaB Nafarrate
an STEELE BON Hicallt 9efeblsbaber
Der Oiitritts BON Matamoros iper-
ben miro. Hicaut mar Der Garran5a-
&egierling 5ll amerifn- freunoli6.
= Die Sferbe, Sattel, @affen,
Wimnition mnb &leibnnG oie man
ben @efansenen ppn Garrisal abae-
nommen bate, iinb jeet ben militdri-
iden SebDrben in Gl Eaiu snriifae-
ge6en iuorben.
Sn 81 Yaio miro oas Boltge-
bdloe betpa6t. Die SatIahe, oaB
man BORT in "a Stunoen 5ipei grdr-
oe gebobt bat, Die einen Shaoen bon
$4,000 anrihteten, bat Die 9eute
BORT poriidtig gema6t
slnf @erlansen bes General
gea iuirS Die merifaniide 3egiernns
Die 2eihen Der 6ei Garrisal 8efal=
lenen amsliefern.
SeSn Stem Orleans lit Der 0an-
pier rSalesco" nit "a Sliidtlingen
aus Erogreio eingetroffen.
- 3ablreid)e politiide sliidtlimgc
aus Werieu, Die ii6 jest in ben
Der. Staaten anfbalten, baben, i'm
Sale es &rieg init ben Ser. Staa-
ten eebe, lire 9ienite Der merifani-
Id5en Hesiermns sur @erfiismng se-
itelt.
- Cine Sepeide ans Brownsville
meloet, @eneral gablo 8onsales, Der
SduiegerIubn Garransa'A ieE ais
9fieaat's smm gefeblsba-
Der in Matamorus anserieben.
- lleber Die Seiuesnng nnierer
Srnppen lullen BON jett am feline
Uhtteilnnsen DerDffentlidjt ueroen.
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8. %. Sarris, Der am 1.
Sltni einen alten Mann nomens
SltliHS Shmibt NIT einem Sai6en-
meIIer III einem Saloon erItohen
bate, lpllroe bonn 0iItriftsgcrift 3ut
9oufton SIT 10 Sobren 3udtbous
uerurteiIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-01
6efdaft$= =CeiIbaber verIan0t.

$3.50 baar notiuenbis. Sofort srp=
fe Ginfiimfte. Gtabliert. gsnr bia
WiDntag. Seritellnnssredt fur seras.
Sotel Md,tsebn, 3immer 90. 2.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22
DEATH S OF
PAST WEEK
WALTER w. SCOTT.

Heart failure caused the death sud
denly last Saturday of Walter w.
Scott, "a years old, a native son of
Olympia and pioneer Sound steam
boat man, in his room at Eagles hall,
of which he had been janitor for the
last five years. The funeral took
place Monday under the direction Of
the local lodge of Eagles. Mr.. Scott
had lived in Olympia all his life, was
once part owner of the steamer Grey
hound and other Sound boats, and
was for years purser on the Grey
hound and later on the Nisqually.
Ed and Charles Rabbeson,. cousins,
survive. Old friends of the deceased,
Charles Hewitt, John Blass, Earl
McBratney, Ed Rogers, Otto Braeger
and Oscar Craig, acted as pallbearers.
e. M. McClintic had charge of the
funeral arrangements.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

The local lodge Of knights Of
Pythias will entertain the delegates
from the lodges of the Southwest
Washington district in this city Sal
urday. at the semi-arnual meeting
which it is expected will be attended
by more 'han 100 knights represent
ing the lodges of Aberdeen, Hoquia Il,
Montesano, Elma. McCleary and
Shelton. A business session will be
held in the afternoon, following
which the visitors will be treated to
an auto ride around the city. In the
evening the lodge will be opened in
ritualistic form, contests in ritual
work will be held between the differ
ent lodges, and banquet will be
served.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22
Big Sunday School Rally.

All the Sunday schools of the city
and many of the county are joining
in the big rally which is being held
this afternoon and evening at the
Methodist church in this city. The
afternoon program consists of an in
stitute concerning Sunday school
work; at o'clock moving pictures
of a Sunday school at Brazil, Ind.
having 1897 members will be shown
to be followed by banquet and
evening session at which Rev. Edgar
Blake. D. D.. corresponding secre'
tary of the world Sunday School as
ISOLATION, and Rev. J. M. Weaver
secretary of the Western Washing
ton Methodist Sunday schools, will
deliver addresses.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22
SOME NEWS NOTES OF THE CITY

New officers were elected NJ meet
ing OF Olympia Council Knights OF
Columbus, last Friday night, an eN-
cellent banquet being served aftor the
business session. The officers arr.
Grand knight, II. c. McCafrey. dep
uty grand knight, Ralph N. Fuller;
chancellor, W r. Kelley; recorder !,
Vincent Connolly financial secretary,
A. J. Conner; treasurer, Joseph
Reder advocate, John S. Lynch ,
trustee, William Smith, inside guard
Edward Heye; outside guard, Joseph
Rollman.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22
JOHN PHILLIP MANNING.

Rev. R. H. Edmonds officiated al
the funeral Sunday of Joseph Phillip
Manning, 8S years old, highly re-
spected and well-known Olympia pio-
neer who died at the family home on
East Fifteenth street last Friday. In
terment was made in the Masonic
cemetery, E. M. McClintic having
charge of the arrangements. Mr..
Manning is survived by the widow
and seven children, Caroline Aubert,
Mrs. Emma ]. Eastman and Mrs. Car
RE A. MUMMY of this city; Mrs. Anna
r. Urquhart and Frank A. Manning
of Chehalis; Mrs. Mary H. Large of
Winlock and Eva F. Manning of st.
Johns, Ore.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

The only open Meeting of the year
was held by the music department Of
the Woman's club Thursday after
noon, American Music and Must
clans" being the subject discussed.
Mesdames O. A. Torgerson, o. G.. Ellis
and s. Musgrove had charge of the
program, Mrs. Ellis giving a talk on
American Music" Mrs. Musgrove
playing piano solo, Mrs. D. D. Cal
kins of Tacoma singing several negro
melodies, and Mrs. Frank S. Glen a
group of old American ballads. Mrs.
A. G. Baker played several piano solos
and vocal solos were sung by Mrs.
George A. Mottman, Mrs. H. L.
Thompson, Mrs. j. w. Brislawn,
Linus Brewer, Mrs Victoria Haas
Kelvin and Mrs. Torgerson, and Miss
Flora Portman played a violin solo.
Mrs. Torgerson also read a paper on
"Nationalism in American Music"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22
Supreme Judges Only Candida ties

In an informal opinion given news
paper men Judge John r. Mitchell
of the local superior court holds that
only the names Of Supreme Judges
George E. Morris, Emmett N. Parker
and Mark A. Fullerton will 60 on the
regular election ballot for the long
term J. Stanley Webster will be un-
opposed on the ballot for the short
term. The three justices running for
reelection and j. Stanley Webster
are held to win exclusive place on
the ballot under the statute making
such provision where judiciary can
didates receive a majority of primary
votes each.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

The parents of the Washington
school entertained the teachers Tues
day evening at an informal reception
at which Mrs. c. E. Beach told of
"The History and Purposes of the
Mrs. G.. r. AlversOn made "An Ad-
dress of Welcome to the Teachers on
Behalf of the Parents" A musical
program followed, the reception
Members of the local Rebekah
lodge celebrated the 9th anniversary
of the founding of their order Tues
day evening, serving a banquet at
which the members of the Odd Eel
lows lodge were guests.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22
Big Shipping Trade on Harbor.

Nineteen windjammers are inbound
for Gray's Harbor and Willapa Har-
Dor, all chartered for October, No
vember or December loading at the
mills of the two harbors. This is the
largest feet of sailing vessels en- route
to these ports at any one time since
1912 and the volume of off-shore
business to be handled on those two
harbors during the coming three
months promises to be the largest for
any like period in the past four years.
closing with the serving of refresh
ments. Mrs. Andrew Austin is pres
ident of the Washington circle, Mrs.
D. F. Bennett vice president and Mrs.
Frank Satterlee secretary-treasurer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22
First Hunting Accident.

The first hunting accident of the
season in this vicinity took place the
first day of the season when G.. w.
Lewis, Shelton rancher, was shot
and instantly killed at Lake Mason
when he was mistaken for a deer by
Thomas Booth, a member of his
party. Lewis was bending over in
show. Booth was 40 yards away,
and when he saw the bushes move he
fired. Lewis was shot through the
body. He is survived by widow and
one child.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

The Oll mpia Senators sunday won
by d 3 10 > score the first OF series
OF three games to be played with the
Tono baseball team. to settle the
championship OF Southwest Wash
ineton CLAIMED ~ The Toro argrega-
tiou The second game Will be
played at Touo mex Sunday and 1t
is expected quite dele CATION will go
from Olympia by automobiles. The
third game is to be played on the
local grounds October l.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22
SOUTH BAY

The ribbons won at the Fair by
South Bay folks are too numerous to
mention.
The Misses Vera and Ethel Pickett
spent the weekend at home.
Miss Ruth Adair being one of the
successful contestants in the II Can
Can" club at the Thurston County
Fair. left Tuesday, accompanied by
Mrs. Setchfield of Olympia, for Yaki-
ma to compete in the state contest.
Floyd Rose and Elmer Wilder, hav-
my con first and second places in the
boys stock judging contest for
Thurston county, started Tuesday for
Yakima, accompanied by Superin-
tendent Goss, to compete in the state
contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George stearns Wis
tied the Puyallup Fair Sunday. They
pronounced 1t excellent.
Ruth Pickett visited our school
Monday.
c. A. Rose is re-shingling the south
side of his barn this week.
Floyd Rose and Elmer Wilder
drove out to the Bushnell place on
Chambers Prairit Sunday to visit Mr.
Van Houten, who has recently moved
there. They returned Monday.
| We are sorry to report that Mr.
and Mrs. Evans are both in boo,
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Thornton OF
Coos Bay, Ore, visited Wednesday al
Trelum Sylvester's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannaford autoed Ia
Tacoma and back Wednesday.
Mr.. Crawford is stopping again al
A. l.. Bryning's.
Louis Logan was a caller at C, A.
Roses Sunday.
Reward Dobbs has moved to Olym.
pia, where he is driving team for Mr.
Shumate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Workman and
little daughter Mary Louise left Sun
day afternoon for FIVE weeks visit
1t Mr.. Wortman's former home in
Ionia, Mich, the first Eastern trip he
has made since he came to the Coast
about nine years ago. On their way
home they plan to stop of at Wendell,
Idaho, for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Coe Price.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

Registration books At the city
clerks office and in The different pre-
cincts OF the county are again open
to voters and will remain available
for registration until October Il.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

The building at Twenty-third and
pia hospital was sold this week by N
B. Hawkins to M. H. Finn and wife
for a consideration of about $4,000
The hospital will remain in the build.
ing, which has recently been i'm
moved.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

r. J. Hoage of this city was elected
secretary Of the Methodist Laymen's
association at the close of the annual
meeting at Everett last Saturday. He
= statistician for the Industrial in
surance commission and brother of
City Clerk w. A. Hoage.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

E. P Miles, Tom Giddings and
William Lea shot the first bear Of the
season in Thurston county, on a
hunting trip to the Bald Hills Satur-
day and Sunday. They also brought
home two deer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

What is reported to have been the
first deer bagged in Thurston county
this season was shot by Herman
Hoefer, a 15-year-old Olympia boy,
while hunting with his father near
Summit lake last Saturday. The deer,
the first he had ever killed, was a
15O-pound buck.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

tract by the county commissioners
Monday to erect bridge near May
town, on a bid of sl40 for the foun-
dation and 1882 for the balance of
the structure.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

Governor Lister this week desig-
mated October 8, the anniversary of
the great Chicago fire, as Fire Pre-
vention day for the state of Wash
ington.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

Miss Laura Grace Garrison, who
formerly lived in Olympia and has
many friends here, is to be married
October IL to Frank s. Evans, accord.
ing to an announcement just made by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George N
Garrison of Seattle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

1t cost Mayor A. v. Fawcett of Ia
coma $1,8O1.8O to be defeated by
Albert Johnson for the Republican
nomination to congress from this dis
trict.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

For Sale - Two purebred Jersey
bull calves, one week old, out of
prize-winning stock at Thurston
County Fair; also several high bred
Jersey cows, some fresh now, some
soon. N. c. Christensen, r. No. l.,
Olympia. Phone 1F12. (Adv. 9-3-tf.)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22
Weir's Condition Critical.

Allen Weir, who was badly injured
In the automobile accident at Port
Townsend last month in which Sen
ator D. S. Troy lost his life, is still
receiving treatment in that city and
ID not expected to recover. Mrs.
Weir was brought home Sunday by
her son, Frank.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22
DR.. Cass SPENDS 1895; Lister $2O6.

~ Nsssc soPC11As PsStSOs A11SUCK W@sOOs
DIR. w. E. Cass Of Vancouver, can
didate for the Democratic nomination
Tor governor opposing Governor Lis
ter. spent $335.10 in his primary
campaign, according to the expense
account filed with the secretary Of
state. Governor Lister spent $2O6.3
Tor printing and travelling expenses,
indicating that he did not campaign
A& the states expense.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

Quite number Of Olympians went
to American Lake Sunday to witness
the dress parade of the Second regi-
ment, Washington National Guard.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

I0stLight bay mare, face and
hind feet white; about 800 lbs. !;
Strayed from pasture 1 miles west Of
Olympia on Black Lake road. Finder
kindly notify Olympia Junk Co.
9-3-1t
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

The four Olympia boys who were
tried last week on a charge of violat-
ing Tenino's "dry" ordinance, the
jury disagreeing in the case, are to
be tried again today at Bucoda.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

Mrs. Jennie Crunkshank, mother of
Deputy County Auditor R. A. Cruik-
shank, has returned to her home in
Hood River, Ore, after 10 weeks
visit here.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Springer and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Lord motored over
to North Yakima this week and at
! tended the State Fair.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-09-22

(r. and Mrs. Verne Partlow OF Sc
Attle. both well known young people
It this city. visited the formers par
oats. DR.. and Mrs. H. w. Partlow,
tAls week.