davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1919-06-23

ALBANY, June 22.--The seven army
airplanes flying from Dayton. Ohio, to
Boston in the interests OF recruiting ar
rived this afternoon from Buffalo. hav-
ing made the trip in good time without
any unusual Incidents Tho machines
plan to leave for Boston early to-mor-
row.
The sun., 1919-06-23
MERCER TELLS u. S.
OF BELGIAN NEEDS
Not Charity, but Chance to
Work, He Says.

"g INC Assocfated freSs.
nhc ssELs, June FL (delayed) Car
Sinal Mercier in granting a special au-
Uhee at Mslines to Frederick L Col
""A an American pphhsHer. authorized
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

persons or parties unknown c,ai..
any right, title. estate, lien or intaning
and notice described ''thohs
fled teoS hoti-
That Reed a"d Continental Lana r.
pany. a corporation, also The ON
national Casualty Company. a cornneer-
ton are the tax record owners Of "a.
John T. Mallery. the PLAINTIFF herein mat AZ
the owner and holder of delinGuent Is
Gertiiicate t-!,Q7 that said certiticadtss
county, state of Washington. on name me
18th day Of August, 1917 to Albert 'ne
Paisley and by him. for a good and VAT
I. Mallery, the plaintiff herein for III
sum of s32 So, which sum is the among ,ne
OF said ,certiticate paid by the owner
assessed, unnaid and delinquent again..
the following described real pr0pertNs
situated and being in the county Of
The North half ~ of the Northwes,
quarter 90 and all of the Northeast
quarter or; except the Southeast quar-.
TWP. Twenty I'VE (25). Range ForStSv}..
two c42>, for the years 1915 and 1915
together with interest thereon from the
date of delinquency thereof to June
1917, the date of the purchase of said
certificate, at the rate of IL per cent
per annum, and all penalties thereon
ACCRUED or accruins; that the said plain.
tiff. as the owner and holder of said
certificate. has paid all taxes against
Sa on ay s Tsf o as fbSows
1918 "'
on June /, 1918, 1852, for the year
1917.
That the plaintif hereby elects to
acquire title to said described real prom.
erty subject to assessments for local
improvements against the same
That Reed and Continental Land
Company. a corporation. also The Inter-
national Casualty Company. a corpora
{ ., 4
some interest in and to the real prop
erty above described, but such interest,
if any. is inferior to that of the plaintiff
herein.
That each and all payments herein
holder of said certificate shall draw in
mum from the dates the same We're
made.
That the plaintiff herein claims lien
against all of the above described real
| property for the total amount of said
! payments and interest, and will apply
to the above court for, judy
ment fOrecloSing said lien, subject to
valid municipal taxes, If any.
| That YOU and each of. YOU are hereby
summoned to appear within sixty. days
after the date of the first publication OF
this summons, which said date Is June
IS. 1912 exclusive Of the day of said
first publication, and defend the above:
entitled action in the above-entited
court, or pay to the treasurer of Spo-
kane county the amount due. together
with tne costs OF tllS ACTON, ana IN
case of your failure 50 to do. judgment
will be rendered foreclosing the lien Of
| said taxes. assessments, penalties. inter-
est and costs paid and accruing against
| the land and premises above described
and that all process herein may be
served upon the undersigned attorney
for the plaintiff.
JOHN r, MALLERY,
by JOSEPH Il. LINDSLEY.
| BY FRANK v DUBOIS.
| Deputy Prosecuting Attorney and At
| torney for Plaintiff
Post Office address: county court house.
! Spokane. Washington.
| Published June Is. 20, %. July 4, IL,
! Is %. 1919
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
Memories of OlYmpia

park IN the vor'd ard dld not ge,
tIeI GnrI bed time. about II = II.
Tho ,ayatr seemed -hor. 'n ".".
PairiUti>fn
When sc were Al Nar With ine Lor
riblc Huns heard great deal about
the patriotism of the shipouilinrS and
was quite surprised y hen ! sa" The
painters leave the parade II a body
when il was only a little more than
half over. No doubt Il seemed all
right and correct to them but that is
not my kind of patriotism There is
something else in life for me besides
getting the most dollars for the least
possible effort If | We're lighting the
Huns | would never quit till there
we're no more TO Hunt.
Why Not "Olympia Park
vas so busy shaking hands and
just talking with "hyas ancutty tilla-
Gums" that | was too late to get a
free ride 70 Priest Point park, but a
Shelton bus took bunch OF us over
for two bits each. On arrival at the
park. and shifting around for the
sixteen hundred pounds of steer had
not lasted more than 30 minutes and
there was nothing left but coffee We
could smell that. but hundreds of
people did not get chance to even
smell of the roasted steer.
| don't have to drink coffee with
my steer, as don't let anything
much become q habit with me, but to
my surprise | had both steer and
coffee before | got away from the
park 1t was impossible for me to
stand still in the park, as there were
so many good old friends to hunt VI
and clasp hands with. Among them
I found a bunch of Jones and my
good friend George insisted that
stick around their table until lunch
was served. They had saved chunk
of the roasted steer and had it on tar
with the rest of their good eats. and
believe me it was all good enough
to eat" They noticed that it did not
take much coaXing to get me TO stick
around.
was surprised to learn that their
father, Mark Jones. was still alive al
the age of 80. for | thought he had
d led years ago. called to see him
in the evening. but was too late. as
he had gone to bed and the house was
dark. | missed some other good old
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
HONE COMING tOR UNCLE SAM
BpNS.

When heard that Olympia was
preparing for a proper Home Coming
for Uncle Sans soldiers and sailors
| promised myself ! would 20 in and
help. SO ! went the evening before 20
make sure | would be on time. But
] did not see much OF the parade. be
cause I went to help swell the ranks
of the paraders and not as an out
slider looking on. So about all |
could see was the nice big flag that
/ helped the Odd Fellows carry;
few OF the marcherS. a lot of autos
parked along the sides Of the streets
and the people standing behind them,
straining their neCks to get a sight
of the parade.
Those who did see the parade had
many good praises for its fine appear
ance and those who could not see, for
autos. said other things and felt as
though they would like to puncture
few tires. ! would not blame them
if they had, for really ! think it Is
not fair to allow the autos to shut
out the view of pedestrians. ! do not
believe they would be tolerated on
streets where parades are passing in
Seattle. and | know they would not in
Portland but / think Olympia is just
as good and burned sight better
than the big cities. only we have not
learned yet how to sQueal when the
big hogs crowd us out.
Sunset or Sunrise Club?
caught sight of an auto in the
parade loaded with pretty young la
dies Their banner bore the name OF
the Sunset club. and | thought the
club@as either misnamed or misrep-
resented The Sunset club should be
represented by old folks who are
nearing the sunset of life, and rosy
checked youth should represent the
Sunrise club. 1t is us old buffers who
should represent the Sunset club.
During my two days stay in my
own home town" ] met and clasped
hands with scores Of representatives
of the old Sunset club. and it made
my heart feel young again to receive
their friendly greetings. 1t made me
feel as though l was almost young
and gay enough to represent Sun
rise club. was on my feet all day
long. in the parade and in the hest
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

users Is that of S. + Webster Of Fort
Collins, Colorado II may he that
pneumatic tires have given more
mileage than his but Mr.. Webster has
never heard OF them and feels that
he has a record breaker for pneu-
mates on pleasure cars.
In 1915 he purchased a ear with
Goodyear cords as original equip
ment. Recently he had occasion to
remove the Two rear tires and dis
covered that he had received from
them mileage OF approximately so
GOO miles The front tires are still
on the car and have run - 600 miles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington. for ThurSton
County.
In the matter of the Estate of Lille
Alice Gibson deceased
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

col
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wortf
the il
nound
Rubb
unlin1
by tn
solid
antee
life, y
or lei
It V
to fix
tee, a
by mi
tires
plicat
manu-
guara
til ab
discaI
tires
Der Of
augur
unlim
pione'
tires,
manu-
produ
OF tn
tires
miles.
All
how +
at an
fectiv
ment
Thi
COVER
tende(
tires |;
all m
warra
only.
The
recon
to all
driver
their
tire y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

JOHN NJ. WILSON Judge.
P"h'ished July Is and % and August
|. 1919.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
SUMMONS for PubIlcntIon.

The State Of Washington to the said
James A. Philbrick:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of the
first publication of this summons. to-
wit: within sixty days after the 27th
day of June. 1919. and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled
court, and answer the complaint of the
plaintir. and serve a copy of your an
swer on the UNDERSIGNED attorney for
plaintiff. at his office below stated; and
in case of your failure so to do judg-
ment will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demand of the complaint.
which has been filed with the clerk of
said court. The object of this action is
for divorce from defendant to plain
tiff on the grounds of desertion. non
support and abandonment and for a
decree that certain property in Tenino
Is the separate property of plaintiff
p. G. KlBBE,
Plaintiff's Attorney. p. o. Address,
TeninO ThurstOn County. Wash
Published June ~. July 4, II, is. %
and August l and s. 1919
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
The Old Church Bell.

Here | wander once again.
In the pleasant paths of old;
| have roamed this world in vain.
Bearer places to behold;
The morning sun is shining.
The birds their chorus swell.
While through the air
Comes the call for prayer.
The peal of the village bell.
Hank! bark! to the old church bell.
The dear old sound, | know it we'll;
Far away, at night or day.
| hear in my heart the old church bell
Now sweet memories fill my heart
OF my boyhood's happy days,
OF the loved ones far apart,
On their forms I've learned to gaze;
In dreams I've heard repeated
My sweethearts last farewell,
While through the air
Came the call for prayer,
The peal of the village bell"
The words O. this old song seem so
appropriate, $3.50 apropos (there
now, that's a good one!) when l am
wandering around Olympia lin pleas
ant paths Of DID," and | can't resist
the temptation to sing it to myself
as still have the words and the tune
recorded in my book of memory.
And the Sermon.
The peal of the village bell. Yes,
do remember it well. | remember
when | answered it's call, took my
place in the choir and punished the
rest with my efforts as an embryo
tenor U am not sure what the word
embryo means, but it looks good in
that sentence: kinda dignitied and ed
ucated like. And | still remember
some of the words of the minister who
was so different from others. And a
mighty good man. Instead of reach
ing climax in his sermon and speak
ing in Humorous tones he gradually
pressed the soft pedal and spoke in
whispers that could be heard all over
the church as the congregation sat so
still you could hear pin drop"
He was telling us about wicked
sinner in Kansas, a farmer at that
and he said. 'He cursed God because
the grasshoppers destroyed his
crops" The expression he put on
that sentence is ringing in my ears
yet from away back in the eighties.
And l am still wondering who should
be blamed for those blamed grass
hoppers anyway. Whenever l tread
on the falling seeds of the maple
trees it seems like | am scrunching
grasshoppers under my Meet. and it
reminds me of Bleeding Kansas
and the wicked farmer who cursed
God for his overabundance of the
grasshopper crop.
"There Is No Place Like Home"
l can sympathize with the man in
the song who repeated over and
over again, something similar to
this:
II wish, and wish gain,
That I was back in Michigan"
| For 1 can understand his feelings
want to go back to Olympia and
stay there the rest of my days
where can hear "the peal of the
village bell" even if can't peel the
shingles off of the church with my
melodious tenor. People who have
had to live in Olympia the most OF
their lives are apt to think there are
other places more desirable for
pleasures or for money making. but
after a few years spent in other
towns and cities they are mighty
glad to get back to Olympi, again
They don't find any more opportu-
mites for money making in other
places. and thew don't find as much
Measure as is ALWAYS stored in Olym
MIA ready to be picked up and en-
| joyed.
"ASk Dad He knows"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, for Thurston
County
Anna X. Philbrick. plaintiff. VS.. James
a. Philbrick. defendant.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington for Thurston
County.
Anna Rose Marker. plaintiff vs. James
stella Marker. defendant No. 7o1S
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

birth. lie. death and history. About
the ianrr- We gave. the orchestra We
org9u5l,H. the concerts. and the min
st,el performances We performed IN
the old Columbia hall
Tie money We secured in this Nay
We used mostly in helping the poor OF
Olympia. People in general never
knew the charity acts that were per
formed by the O'Shanty club. We
CHERISHED our eXchequer in that
way to such an extent that one OF our
members, think it must have been
Charlie White. said Nov We will
have to give another entertainment
for he poor O'Shanty club"
The only pictures have left of our
new rooms and the old ruins are pic
lures of memory. And they stand out
quite plain.
Amt it queer! Was it spirits or
what. that took me to those old ruins
for ii last loving look at their re-
mains? AS the servant of DR.. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde said: What a funny.
funny world"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
TIRES RUN $4,000 MILES.

Colorado Man Thinks His Record
Beats En- All.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION,


stella Marker. defendant. No. 721S.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
state of Washington to the said
James Stella Marker, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of
to-wt; within sixty days after the
eth day of June. 1919. and defend the
above entitled action in the court afore-
sald ana serve "A copy of Your answer
signed attorney for plaintiff at the ad-
dress below given In case of your
failure so to do judgment will be rem
dered against YOU in accordance with
the demand of sa id complaint which has
been hled with the clerk of said court
This is an action for divorce upon the
grounds of abandonment and cruelty.
and to have real and personal property
set aside to the plaintiff.
JULIA f.. WALDRIP.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Offlce and II. O. Address:
3lb Main St. Olympia. Wash
Published June 81. July T. II. IL and
%. and August l and 3. 1919
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Wash ngton, in and for the
County of Spokane.
In the matter of the foreclosure of De-
llnquent Tax Certificate L-7707 John
I. Mallery plaintiff. VS.. Reed and
Continental Land Company a corpor-
alton, also The International Casu-
atty Company. a corporation, also all
Claiming any right, title estate. lien
or interest in or to the real estate in
this summons and notice described,
defendants, No. 59339.
SUMMONS AND NOTICE.
The state of Washington. to Reed and
Continental Land Company, q corpora
ton. also The International Casualty
Company, a corporation. also al, other
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

Among the stories of wonderful
mileage received by automobile tire
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
Ssnberipoernc fra S%ranfris. Sis-

Senoertnoerne Trd SruHlrtg. Sles
benbapn, lite April. Sc ira 6ranf.
ria anfoume 800 ~ienoeripoife ariss.
ianger par i Mites Soloateriorenin.
gems @ipiter pes en- Set / SorGts.
buffet. 9lanbt oe 100 Geltagere par
5ranIfmauoen Proiesior FouI Ser
rier, Der bolot en- begeiitret Gale ior
gspnoene ira 9pbbsI | 1864 % bar
@ienitano iot itormenoe Sploeit.
Spag par Ssnaeripoerne Mgsoa.
gems 8iPiter. De anfom al. 10 og
beiaa oereiter Slottet. ST. tie
iamleoes man / S9aesialem bpcr
Solfetingets Sormauo Boo @iTiter'
ne SeIfommen o. uobras,e ct Sepe
Tor Sanmarf. Ser bar oerpaa 6ro.
foit, bpori ioruom Senoeripoerne
oeItog et tort autal Mssbassmano
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
Xpbcgrapefcbercn.

Sobegrab5iebcren bar heriet LENT
blaltot piSIe Geginlenter be0 6ron-
ten, bpor Den bar bpret Iariag til
en- WGngbc GeOafalo. G~iteriorif.
ninsen al oen Maobe, bporpna ocn
bleu operiert, bar oerfor nPrct al
Itor Setponing Tor at bremle llopif-
lineen al oerme Spgoom. aomi-
teen for me0icinifc ltnoerisgelier I'M
ser bet am~erifanife Heoe aors bar
oponget oen5 CperfsreIiesmoo0c pes
at crperimentere poa amerifanIte
Soloater, lom life bar tebet meo al
til6poe Jig til llnOeriegeIierne, oa Oe
borte ont Ben 9lDtte, ion QiIbuoct
furoe babe for belle Menncifebeocn.
iebercn fam life operio.
res poa 9pr. Ter blep gjort 1913
Experimental paa Wenneifer 6ela
oeo 2uieitif, bcl3 peo GoeriereIic
giennem Spge5 BLOB, llriu euer
Sppt.
S%pgoommen tleo paa sen 0}aaoc
iremfalbt / 63 GiIiploe.
&c melt betp0ninesiuIoe Geiultn.
ter al oisie lln0erisgeIicr er islgen.
oe: 2ebegrausiebere er Ell Imitiom
Spgoom, Ger iremfalbeS al en- be.
ltemt, meget lioeu 9afterie, iom
SProelesbeo iinoes / Yatientens
Blob. SEQ at operisre noget al oer
Spges Blob ! ct raft Menneife. fan
Spgoommen i~remfaloes. Zen mel
alminoeIige Cp%erisrelie al Spgoom
men ifer peo &uieitif. gafterierrt
fan nnoertiben iinoes / Den SpgeS
llrin og Sppt. llrin og Sppt, oer
TANNER ira i%aa0nnne Tatienter, boz
oerior oesiniiceres, % iier bsr bel
BRACES ben pi0eIt nHilige Cmiorg iol
at iorifaane Soloaterne for Smitter
giennem Suiene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

Statens SDalfansit. Gen Gang
Stoten opretteoe lit Sbaliangitfon.
tor % gif igane meo SpoIfangit i
Sfageraf og ienere poa @eitlonoet
og / Norolan6, iaa Set iloe no meo
3ilisrilerne I'll 2anoet al 6e%6titoiie.
Wtan bar life ipnoerIig begciitret
oper &palfeotet, oa bette bauoe gjort
lit Snotog paa @arfebet. men oct
bar oen rcobenoe Ylanfe, og Ioni
iaaban bar oct 10 bebre eno intet. 9til
er Situationen Ell anoen. Wfan er
paa goo Sci I'll at fomme ino / nor
male SorboIo Ogiaa bpao Seot-
ipergsmaaIet angaar, og BET blir oa
aftuelt at tGnfe paa aipifling al
oenne StatenS ariieioranitnltning
"spiIen" bar rettet ct Spsrasmaal
ben 6etning iii Sr. Sanielien, Son
torcbef paa &uaIiangitfontoret, ION
uStaler, of Oct ialialb life fan bli
Gale pm of aipitle iaar. Ilt err nenl-
Zig ~iorebereot for S9ionen. lom oeIs
tog i'm @egpnoelie / Sanuar, oels
ogiaa / Warts. Gispoiitionerne Ell
truifet Tor belle SPionen, og oennC
parer til September. 6angitreoifa
Der err fisbt, Soalitationer er cprettei
% Manoifaberne er bprct for belle
SGionen. 5 SiliGloe Ifpifling M
maatte Staten altiaa uoreoe 9snnin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

% mouge Sno6uote. 6oltetiusS.
mano q. ~. Alal,ieu p~rPlioereoe o.
uobrugte et imlift motiperet Seue for
Senoeripoerne. Gerefter talre Tro-
feSior Solll &errIer. Ser iIutteoe ureo
et 9eue for Oct odritc Sprog. Sour.
naliit Simon Sbpsier taffeoe paa
Ssroeripoerne3 8egne % ~uobragte
en- Sfoal Tor Rigsoageu. Der 6leu
enonu bclot en- RPtfe Saler, troer
@orSet bPpeoes. Sttberterues Set
Tor Senoeripoerue ! slften bar ale
Senieen0er %peqptfet. @ioeIs Sofa.
Ter por imutt ppntebe. &ettor s. y.
Sanien talte eaa Snioeuternes Beg.
ne, % eiter ar Der bar iineet for.
ifieliae SPorelanos lange. tuIre b. q.
0roiesior S(ummnoim. Sor Son.
o~eriuoerre tcffeoe Semrer Wabien
ira SaSersIep. Senere paa Niteneu
iong Teter Cornelius lmoer itor.
menoe 9eseiitring.
- N9itpeo, 1ie asril. Eaa Gre.
oas % 9sroag uil et Solo Ssnoer.
iuoer, 500 Wano, beige N9it.
ueo, % SerIufsbolm pil bl. a. blipe
beieet. SreSos Iiteu bill Ser blipc
aiholot en- Set. bpor Selten ira
Sfonie III. aammerberre Gaiten.
icbiolo iii Sorrebp, taller.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23

st miboelnlocrligt Tunb. ) ars-
ierup ifal Der bpgges Ell M Sfole
paa en- gaffe peo BEN ipolige gnoe
az gromme Wagelie, og oa mar Tor
nogle Gage iioen be8pnote at grave
Ell 9rsno, ite0te ma temmelig nPr
unoer Sperila0en poa ell auntpe,
iteusgruno, uomuret meo aalt %
gaaenoe / Hetning Git-Geit. Ser
er tioIigere oeo Rlsinins paa Steoet
iunoet Sten, iom bite, at Der
lpngit iorIurrone Sioer bar ligget
en- eller Here iorbolospis itorc 9ug.
ninger paa benne 9anfe, Der antage.
la i Wiooelaloeren bar pRret en- 2,
ioet Der @eit % Spo for 0atfcn er
ct Woie. % Gngorag, mebens Ser
MOB Iii er ell orb SPufntng melenl
oenre @anfe og oct hsie % iteile
"6%iifebierg". "Hingit. Solicit" be,
fjenot iinbes ser life biitoriit iitre
Giterretninger ON, at Der bar ligget
Ell miobeloloerlie Borg eaer Serre
gaaro paa bette Steb. 9ationalmi.
ieets 2ben Iioeling er unoerrettet
ON 7sunoet. ghuligpis fan ser neo
nprmere llnoerisgelie ~ifaiies alar-
heo oner. buao oct bar pGret io~ Sps-
ninger. Der / lGugit %ioriumnone Il.
Der bar liaget paa bette elenoomne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-23
StanoS &locu / ssmocm.

Get sr en- infer. paaliesliJ Ssbaublius.
iom linersr tlssu0s (ortur os ouoirrita-
TONER nQlien eisb!ittellg os iom liuorsr %
ltprter 0uoen.
Sorlaus hos apotbefersu en- 35c susr 81
Slaife i3emo % anueno bet iom anpili.
Snart oil Se iuee no, at Srritftioner,
Sreaner, eczema. simmer. Rinaorm. GLAD
bea6s- Ga liansues Observation-Disclosures pII
ipinoe. eiot 3ewo, bette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tilireositiaenee luoeuoe Miooel CT alt, huac
Sc bebeper. ea BET 'ororiuer be iisits rub
uoilst % sisr ouOen blso. hsrt os lnuo.
The Z. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. Ohio.