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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-01-02
|OLYMP|C HIGHWAY TO
Be PAVED IN 1920
MASON COUNTY PLANS TO I'M.
PROVE SEVEN MILES EARLY
THIS SPRING.
tFrom the Mason county.Journai.) }

(From the Mason CountysJournal.)
, The county board and engineer are
maturing their plans for the improve
ment of the Olympic highway during
the coming year, and have about de-
cided upon the extent of the work
possible with the funds available.
The allotment of federal road
funds permitted to Mason county in
1920 is 100000. and the local
board must trim its plans to limit its
expenditure to within the equal sum
additional coming from the bonds
ordered by the voters last June.
Owing to the general demand for
federal money from other counties it
is not possible or wise to undertake
the whole paving plan originally con-
templated in the one year.
The board has decided to call for
bids early in the spring to pave five
miles of the highway, from the Thurs
ton county line to the top of South
Kamilche hill. which section has been
widened and improved in readiness
for paving. They will also call for
bids to pave two miles south from
Shelton limits to the Cole farm.
The Kamilche hill will be changed
in some places and regarded and the
road from that point. to Coles
Strengthened and regarded wherever
necessary for the permanent way
and concrete culverts will be built
over both Mill and Kamilche creeks
These two contracts. it is thought
will cover all that it is possible to
undertake during the next year from
the bOnd-federal aid fund
In District No. 2 the bridge from
the mainland to Stretch island will
be built. and also the necessary roads
to afford connection with existing
roads. 1t is also planned to estab
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-01-02
BOLD ROBBERY IN
HOTEL At RAINIER
YOUTH STEALS $4OO CASH, LIB.
ERTY BONDS AND NOTES
y MONDAY MORNING.

. The Waddell hotel. at Rainier, was
Fobbed shortly after o'clock Mon
day morning of $500 in cash, $50
In Liberty bonds, one $500 note made
out to George Chambers and one
$2,6 800 note made out to Albert Wad-
dell. William Waddell is proprietor
of the hotel.
According to the report of the rob-
berry received by Sheriff John Gif
ford, young fellow, thought to be
a half-breed and about 20 years old
registered at the .Waddell hotel, De-
cember 23. Waddell stated that he
had watched the young fellow, who
registered under the name of Ralph
Jones. and had been suspicious oi
him.
Monday morning, when practically
all the guests in the hotel and all
the employees were in the dining
room. Jones entered the hotel sitting
room and removed the money, Lib.
erty bonds and notes from the writ.
ing desk and left. Immediately Wad
dell notified Sheriff Clifford and Dep
uty Sheriffs r. J. Hoage and Peter
son left for Rainier.
Ns4-.a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-01-02
|ORDER SECOND new
CAPITOL BUILDING
COMMISSION APPROVES PLANS
FOR STRUCTURE TO COST
ssss. 900.

Bids are to be opened by the state
capitol commission January 20 for
the erection Of the second building
of the capitol group, known ss the
insurance building, estimated to cost
$5Ss,O00, and little later bids FILL
be opened for the construction Of q
power house and heating plant for
the entire new capitol group. to be
built at the base of the hill north
of the Temple Of Justice. at an esti-
mated cost Of $1S3.000.
I Included in the present outline of
work to be undertaken this year also
ID the grading Of the ravine east Of
the Temple Of Justice, the removal ~
the ruins Of the old high school -
the Improvement Of ThirteeneH
street, which ultimately VIII be ma6o
q wide boulevard as the main tk6g
oughfars TO the group. and ~
ground bstwecn the capitol site aI4
Main street converted into i pax
Work on the new insurance bWil1w
inS Is to be started e. early t1te
spring Is possiblA 20 thaf u Wift ~
complete and ready for occupancy 4he
let Of haxt December, ! month
fors the 1921 Is9lslatuts c6Ss ~.
Plans Tor the building. drawn ~ M
commiseipn asehitects. VA & n
White, were formally appfoxed rtG
49,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-01-02
AGREE TO REPAIR ROAD
Anderson Bros. Will Help County
Gravel Little Rock Highway.

BY "fifty-fifty" sort of agree
ment with the county commissions
Tumwater mill who are trucking
logs along the Little Rock road, are
going to gravel the road and put il
in good shape.
During the past month the heavily
loaded trucks have torn the road
badly for the first mile or two after
It leaves the pavement. The county
will furnish truck and the millmer
the crew to repair the road.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-01-02
THREE BIG BUSINESS
DEALS ARE EFFECTED
OLYMPIA GETS TWO NEW FACTO-
RiEs SPOKANE CAPITAL
lists BUY BANK

Announcement during the past
week OF the location here Of two
large industries and the purchase Of
control Of the Olympia National bank
by Spokane interests constitute the
most important business announce
ments that have been made In Olym-
pia for some time.
The first of these was the an
nouncement by the McCleary Timber
company that it would debMita joiA-
ing its present large mill on the
Westside, one Of the largest and most
uptodate veneer plants in the world.
Work is to start on 1t Immediately,
machinery has been ordered, and II is
confidently expected that ii will be In
operation by next June.
The change In control of the Olym-
lpia National bank was effected Sat
urday night when negotiations that
had been in prog ess for some time
We're completed. State Senator r. r.
NOAuoh, PASSiucHt VI tuc L<CIdu6t
National bank of Spokane, William
Huntley and E. E. Flood, vice presi-
dents of that Institution, were the
purchasers, buying the stock of HI. e.
Van Arsdale. cashier. and. James Mar
tin and Geo. w. Draham, directors,
of the local bank.
Tho third x,,c <t< -. :. /.
Monday that George w. Hutton 81
this city and Rob-rt DeMutk of Bal
timore, Md, had closed leass IN the
old bottling works of the Olymp:s
Brewing company. near the Northern
Pacific depot. ard would establish
there another veneer plant which.
though small at the start. employing
some Is men, promises to grow rap
idly.
The Henry McCieary Timber com.
pany, of which Henry McCleary is
president. operates It's principal busi-
ness at McCleary, where it operates
the largest sush and door factory in
the world. TIL. plans for its new
local factory are being irawp b,
Joseph Wohleb.
The location of this new industry In
Olympia means the employment o!
$50 men and an additional impetus
to business. The coming of the new
factory to Olympia is the result Of
months of work and cooperation be-
tween the Olympia Chamber of Com
merce and the McCleary Timhet con.
pany.
The bank deal involved some SIS.
900. The three Spokane men take
the places of the sellers on the boart
of directors, but no other change.
will be made, P. NJ Troy remainins
president and p. c. Aller cashier a.
we'll as vice-president. He will b,
the active manager.
The bank, which has capital O.
$4,000 with close to 100000 il
undivided profits and surplus, wa,
| founded by Charles A. Kegley. 1
was taken over in 1901 by the lat,
H. w. Smith of Aberdeen, then b,
the late Leopold Schmidt and fiy,
years ago Mr. Troy became it's presi
dent remaining in that position eve
since.
| In discussing the deal the Spokaa
men stated that they had had thei
eyes on Olympia for a long time
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-01-02

closer relationship, to provide for
club rooms. recreations and the like
for the women, and to map out pro-
gram of activities for them.
Every business and professional
woman in Olympia is urged to attend
the meeting. 1t is estimated that
there are more than goo of them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-01-02

Continued on Page Twelve.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
Help Your Hospital.
UTYHEMS

victrolas. at Morans' of course. -advt.
 Classes in the Hebrew language will be opened for High school stu dents December 10. Enrollments can be made with the principal at Talmud Torah hall. December Victor records. c. l.. Pierce & Co-advt.
 Phoenix lodge. No. 52. I. O. O. F. will meet this evening. On Wednes- day evening, Dec. Is. Arsanurn lodge of Bridgeport will visit and confer the first degree on a class of candidates.
 Have Johnson and Peterson make your Christmas photos. Guaranteed to please.-advt.
 Camp Clara. R. N. Of A, will hold its election of officers this evening at 34 Church street. All mem bers are urged to attend.
 Mack's Merry Makers, at Foresters fair, Friday.-advt.
 Rough dry washing at cents a pound beginning Dec. IS. Union Laun- dry & Dry Cleaning Co.-advt.
 Removal sale at Besse-Leland's. -advt.
 Dec Victor Records at Morans' --Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
BAZAAR PRIZE WINNERS.

The following were winners at the recent Order of Owls bazar:
 1st prize, F.. M. H., s Grand street, city; second, F. L. Silva, Fishers Island; third, Felix walen; fourth, blank; fifth, L.. B., 74 Williams street; sixth, blank; seventh. Lynch, Spring field. Mass. eighth, blank; ninth blank; tenth, blank; one-half barrel of flour, James Foran; silk umbrella, F. J. Moore; one-half ton of coal, Mary Murray; carving set, Irene NJ. Igo; cigars, pr. Thos. Mulligan; table cover, Thos Wiernan: 10 dollar gold piece, Geo. Cutie. Winners can get their prizes at Electric hall Friday evening.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
TRUCKS COLLIDE
Reckless Driving is Charged Against
 Chauffeur as Result

Ainte Bianti. a chauffeur for the sherman Sand company was arrested this morning by Traffic Officer John l.. Carlson, charged with reckless driving. The arrest followed a colli- sion between his truck. and truck driven by Harry Bardanian.
 The collision occurred at the corner of West Main and Washington street, shortly after 10 o'clock this morning Bianti's car was travelling in wester- ly direction as the other machine came out of Washington street. Bar danian's car was slightly damaged.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
ST. MARKS CHURCH NOTES

The regular monthly meeting of the Womans' Auxiliary of the parish will be held in St. Marks chapel on Thurs day. Dec. .. at 7:45 D. m. Rev. George H. Heyn, of Trinity church, Portland. Conn. will speak on ''The Need of Religious Education in the Home." A cordial invitation is extended to all. The lecture will be followed by
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
Your Hospital Needs More Nurses

Today not only the patients crowded your hospital - the New Britain General Hospital but also the living crowded rooms.
 The rapid growth of your hospital has made necessary But housing accommodations have your living in overcrowded rooms
 order make for patients the forced out of their quarters into recently acquired house Hawkins Here they crowded and here they until you build Nurses Home with part the $6O00OO that will be raised this week.
 Your hospital should have 10 12 pupil now but under ovowded conditions there for them
 When your hospital built there will be need of still pupil nurses training And your larger hospital with patients
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01

will need greater number of sufficiently trained for them. absolutely necessary then, that suitable home be at erected house this increased number of nurses
 Your Nurses Home will give your the home life they should receive for the great work they do Today that home life lacking and the home will make your interested their work and in their studies.
 
 Remember that happy comfortable home make for happier patients The patients will closer closer attention health more speedily remned M T Remember that Nurses Home alone for the benefit of your hospital but also for c time need, in epidemic, medical care insured. s To build larger hospital for present needs you must first take your problem of having The solution
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16
RULES FOR CONDUCTING Elk
AMINATIONS.
Eighth Grade Examinations.

/. Examinations shall be held as
announced, on March Is, and l9,
April Is and 10, May 20 and p, 1920,
at such places and by such persons
in each county as the county super
intendent shall appoint.
2. Promptly at the time set in the
program for the beginning of the ex-
animation in each subject, the ex-
aminer shall announce the subject of
examination and the time to be de-
voted to it. Thereupon he shall open
the proper sealed package Of ques-
tions and distribute one list to eacn
person TO be examined.
3. The daily class standings fur
nished by the teacher of each exam
inee will be given consideration when
diplomas are issued. II will be nee
essary for the teachers to furnish
to the county superintendent these
average daily standings and the sup
-erintendent TO forward these grades
TO the department at Santa Fe along
with the examination papers. The
department will then grade the
papers and the final standing will
be determined by averaging the daily
grades and the examination grades.
In the event that the daily standings
are not furnished, however, the
grades on The examination papers
will determine whether or not they
receive the state diploma from the
Department Of Education.
a. During the examination the can
didates shall be seated as far apart
as possible and they shall not be
allowed TO communicate with each
other; furthermore, there shall be
no comment or explanation by any
one as to the meaning of the ques-
tons.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16

J. d. Sena, clerk of the supreme
court has recovered from a severe
attack of neuralgia and is again in
his office at the capitol building
after a weeks absence.
The state health departments sum-
mary for the week ending the 10th
of this month shows that Is new
cases of smallpox appeared in nine
counties, including IL in Sierra. The
other counties are: Dona Ana /,
Eddy |, Lincoln |, Otero 2, San Juan
3, Socorro |, Torrance 2, Union /.
Eight new cases of influenza were
reported in various counties, includ-
ing 2 in Santa Fe county. Scarlet
fever kept its self on the health
departments records by registering 8
new cases, w in Santa Re. Three
more cases Of septic sore throat were
discovered in Otero county. Several
other diseases were also reported
from different counties. The health
department is on the job every min
ute and has already accomplished a
great deal in the big undertaking.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16
On The Night-B Blowing Cereus


As the fair flower which shuns
the golden day,
And blooms amidst the shades
of silent night,
Spreads her pale petals to the
lunar ray,
And halls with balmy breath
the silver light:
So virtue shuns the worlds
applause and gaze,
In secret sheds her balmy
sweets abroad,
Nor seeks the voice OF fame,
nor glory's blaze,
But blooms and blossoms to
the praise of Godl
Lady Flora Hastings.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16

Mrs. J. b. Sloan, and daughter
Mss Stella Sloan will leave short
ly to spend two months in southern
California.
Tomas A. Medina, of Santa Fe, has
accepted a position as teacher in
Rio Arriba. He left Wednesday
for Monero and will have charge OF
the school at that place,
Surveyor Lucius Dills, LETT Sunday
for Pueblo, Colorado, to attend the
first reunion OF the new consistory
of Scottish Rite Masons which be
gan there Monday morning.
lose Jordi, director of vocational
education, with headquarters IN
Denver, Colorado, spent a few days
in this city this week interviewing
ex-service men interested in yo"s
tionsl training.
b. {. Austin, truck master OF the
state highway department at Los Lu-
mas, is transacting business with the
department this week. Mr.. Austin
has supervision Of all motor equip
ment OF the department.
II. s. Lutz, Santa Fc railway agent.
here, was taken TO Haywood Hot
Springs in Grant county Friday. Mrs.
Lutz accompanied him to Albuquer-
que where he was met by w, A.
Cameron, travelling freight agent, who
took him 70 the springs,
c. H. Bristol, general superintend-
ent Of the northern district OF west
ern lines Of the Santa Fe railway
at La Junta, came in at noon Wed
'ncsday TO confer with the state cor
poration commission ON various mat
tiers
In view Of the fact that dog
.of all colors. kinds and sizes have
been roaming the streets for several
weeks and holding free for all dog
fights on the sidewalks and porchc>
of many homes in Santa Fe, much
no the annoyance and disgust of
the many citizens, some hundred or
more of these public nuisauccs should
he cxtcrminatcd.
Mis- w A Chowalter. n Column
.bu. Ohio arrived MONDAY evening
in rcsnonse 10 a TELEGRAM
;ra thc serious lines, Of her mother
M. Dorores Ortera. Mrs. Toe Ortiz
o' A~Ibuouerone. arrived a few hour
tef,re her sister Roth daughters
arriving too late to see their wothcr
alive MS ehc had passed ON At $50
nm th, same day they rcachcf
SAINT, rc
DIR O. H. Waller. If the state health
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State


A wal which had its in
ception while the American forces
we're fighting in France, will culmin-
ate the later part of January, when
Lloyd Payne Bradley, of Berkeley,
Calf, will wed Mademoiselle Ga
brielle Puissegur, at Besancon,
France. Young Bradley sailed last
week from San Francisco via the
Panama Canal for France on the
steamer Westaleta. Bradley was a
former lieutenant with the 18th Field
Artillery and was in France three
years. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guerdon Bradley. He gradual
ed from the University of California
with the class of 1917. The bride-to-
be is the daughter of Prosper Puts
segur, a retired merchant of Bes-
ancon. She is a graduate of the
University of Besancon. Bradley will
go to Rotterdam on the Westaleta
and expects to reach Paris the early
part of February. Following the
wedding the young couple plan a
honeymoon in Switzerland and Italy
and will arrive in Berkeley in May.
Mr.. Bradley is a nephew of Mrs. {.
p. Crawford of Silver City, and was
born and raised here.-Silver City
Independent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16
PULLMAN FARE RE-
FUNDED TO MISS BARTON

The corporation commission re
ceived a check for $50 from the
Pullman Company being a refunded
Of an unused Pullman ticket to Chi
cago. Miss Esther Barton missed
her train at Lamv on November 18Th.
As the berth was used the entire
distance. a refund was obtained.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16
CAPITAL CITY news IN BRIEF
General and Personal

Leo Hersch. city treasurer is i'll
a. his home.
Bronson M. Cutting has returned
from an extended business trip in the
east.
District Attorney H. B. Hamilton
OF the third judicial district is here
from Carrizozo.
Charles A. Wheelon, secretary OF
the Scottish Rite, is in the Pecos
Valley this week.
WHY Parsons, clerk of the United
States district court. has returned
from Albuquerque.
J. D. Atwood an attorney of Roa-
well who is interested in oil devcl-
opments in the Peoos valley is in the
city.
c. NJ. Bolts of Albuquerque, form.
eriy attorney of the Santa Fe Rail
way. spent several days here this
week.
Hammil & Wiley have their new
grocery store in the Santa Fe Bank
building nearly ready 10 open for
business.
The County Commissioners are in
session this week to finish up bust
ness that could not be attended earl
jer in the month.
F. K~empenich. secretary of the
state highway commission, is up from
Peralta 10 attend the quarterly meet
my of the commission.
Abe Spiepleberg returned during
he week from a five weeks visit
will relatives in New York. Abe
says he had a fine visit.
W. z. Blanchard, of Rrabella, rep
fesentative from Lincoln county in
the state legislature, was in Santa Fe
Wednesday on business
Carl A Rishop expects to leave
Sunday on a business trip TO Denver
and incidentally 70 see the Stock
Show which will be on there an mex
week.
Ben MARTINEZ. the conpenjal Den
uty safe Treasurer left yestcrdaa
for his vacation which he viii spend
BY taking IN the Stock Show IN
Denver
z A. WheIau. formcrlv connected
with The Z s Field Division iu
his cIir. + unw located IN Clav'o.
where ~ Is nracfi-iH. law He WAS
IN town thfz wretut o- take the Par
Examination.
Judge Reed Holfoman returned the
first of 'he week from a five wceEs
sacaliaH spent I'm Southern Calfor-
MIA with his wife and daughter The
Judge looks fue-the rcsfup appears
20 have done him good
Reports have reached this city that
a iiptheria epidemic has struck Tao,
county The number Of eases were
not reported. huf in view Of the fact
that the state health department re-
ccivci the information from the local
health officer in t1at county. the
situation was regarded as serious.
Major F. NJ. Soandlan, OF Fort
Bliss, Texas, was released from the
state n%cni,entiarv FRIDAY night on
furnishing a bond for S2s00 He T..
,harCed with murder. as the result
Of the killing of John HutchinGs, Of
A~lamogordo, a driver in tho Fl Paso-
Phoenix auto rae carly in Novem-
Der.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16
CLAYTON PHONE RATES
WILL BE RAISED

f. II. Clark of the Clayton-Texline
Telephone Company at Clayton ad-
yises the corporation commission that
he has notified each subscriber that
there will be a slight raise in the
telephone rates, effective in thirty
DAYS.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16
Eastern Star Sewing Club

The last monthly meeting OF The
Eastern Star Sewing Club at Albu-
querque met with Mrs. Grace White
who was assisted by Mrs. X. Camp
bell, in entertaining the large attend
ance OF members. The ladies spent
a delightful social afternoon. The
club. which is open to all members
of the Eastern Star, sewed during
the war for the Red Cross. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PACKING
PAPERS.

l.. Place papers written in each
subject together. Pack all paper
flat.
2. Do not place any other papers
in package with W to exami-
nation papers.
g. Please forward all other papers
of whatever kind 10 the office OF
the county superintendent of schools.
4. Papers written by pupils shall
be forwarded as directed to the
county superintendent and the coun-
ty superintendent will collect all
papers for his county and forward
TO the State Department OF Educa-
ton By express. for grading.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16
NO CARFThKFR NEEDED
AT NEWKIRK SAYS SUPER

II. p. Greenaueh. superintendent of
the Rock Island Railroad at Dalhart,
writes the corporation commission
that he has investigated conditions
IT Ncwfirt aud finds that a custodian
rs not needed there and asks per
mission TO abolish the lob.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16
Woman's Club Al Gallup

One Of the most Interesting and
entertaining meetings which was at
tended by the p. Z. O. Club and
many other guests was the regular
guest day session of the Gallup
Woman's Club, held at the club room
OF the Community House. /.
Hopkins, community house organizer
gave a splendid talk on community
work Mrs. Palmer Ketner's subject
was Children and the Movies" Mrs.
A. II. Delong, Children Library" and
other club ladies including a guest
from San Diego. California. Mrs.
Murphy, spoke on girls work.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-16
Auction Bridge Party

Mrs. c. I. Kugler entertained four
tables of auction bridge at her home
last Friday afternoon. This was one
of the most enjoyable events OF the
gala season as Mrs. Kugler made
every effort to see that her guests
we're served with true western hos
pitality. The addition of fresh car
nations to the usual holiday trim
mings supplied the room with a
fragrance that challenged the com
ing of Spring. The guests 6
served a two-course luncheon-Por-
tales News.