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Y. N. E.. A. CAMPERS
RETURN TO MODERN
LIFE AND TURMOIL
Deserters Of Civilization Survive
Ordeal Of Living Close
to Nature

Despite the uncertain weather which
prevailed this week, the "Y" camping
trip to Hartstine island for five days
was greatly enjoyed by the 20 boys
who went under the charge of Secre
tary e. H. Burwell. The party re-
turned to civilization last evening,
none the worse for their five days of
living close to nature. Sleeping out
under the sky on the hard ground,
cooking their own meals, and caring
for themselves without the aid of
mother held no terrors for the boys
and each one agreed that he had the
best time ever and would go again
next week II Mr.. Burwell would take
them.
The boys with Mr.. Burwell left
Monday morning, equipped with their
blankets and provisions to, last thera
for the week. 1t was planned that
they should row to their destination,
but on account of the weather the
launch Dove was chartered and took
the boys to The Naples. on Hartstine
island
During their stay on the island the
party made an exploring trip to
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MANY MAYORS
BESEIGE CITY

Among the mayors of cities in the
state who were in the city yesterda :
to attend the tax conference were {.
n. Durgin. mayor of Charleston; II.
NJ. Fisher. mayor of Port Angeles !:
Willis Z. Mahoney, mayor of Tekoa
City; c. n. Wilson, mayor of Monte
sano: S. r. Gray, MAYOR Of Puyallup;
w. A. Jacka, mayor of Hoquiam; r.
T. Hill, mayor Of Walla Walla, and
w. H. Clay, mayor of Everett.
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JUDGE WRIGHT
DENIES MANDAMAS
WRIT ON CLINIC
Rules That Petition of Club Women
Does Not Show ANY Special
Interest Applicable.

Judge D. F. Wright of the Thurs
ton county superior court today issu-
ed an order denying the writ of man.
date sought by over 100000 club
women of Seattle and the state of
Washington to compel Director Of
Business Control, T. e. Skaggs to
reopen the Women's Industrial
Home and Clinic at Medical Lake.
Judge Wright states in his decision
am convinced that under the
authorities cited by counsel that the
demurrer of the defendants to the
plainettf's oomplaint MUST be sus-
tanned.
In my opinion the case Of State ex
Rel Pacific American Fisheries Co.,
v Darwin-S1 Wash. 1, is conclusive as
to the legal capacity Of the plaintiffs
to sue. The interest of the plaintiffs
is only that of good citizens Of the
State of Washington and as tax pay
ers. None of the parties plaintiff to
this action are applying for admission
to the institution. In the case just
cited our Supreme Court held that a
fish company could not maintain an
action for mandamus against the
State Fish Commissioner to compel
the Commissioner to enforce the fish
code, saying:
again, II we were to concede that
mandamus would lie under the cir
cumstances, we think the applicants
have shown no such special interest
as to necessity to enable them to in
woke the writ. Mandamus is q pro-
ceeding to compel the performance-ef
an act which the law specially ell.
Joins as duty from an Office, trusa
or station, and can be invoked by q
private party only where he is spe-
cially and peculiarly affected by the
instance of an individual to enforce
the laws generally, or to compel o
general course of official conduct.
There must be some specific right
Of the applicant involved differing
from that pertaining to the general
public. Courts ore not created to
conduct tho municipal affairs Of gov
eminent; they can act only in speci-
flc cases."
An order may be taken accordingly.
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OF the class OF 1907. Other officers

OF the class OF 1907. Other officers
are Fred Salt. II, Spokane, first vice
president; W. G. Talley, II, Walla
Walla, second vice president: Mrs.
Lora Green Buck. '09. Portland. third
vice president; E. B. Stookey. IA,
fourth vice president; Lloyd ellis,
'21, fifth vice president; Oscar Bar
bee, '1e, board of control.
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Garrett Fisher Resigns

Garrett Fisher, state purchasing
agent, today rendered his resignation
to Director T. e. Skaggs, Of the de-
partment Of business control, erect
i've Immediately. Mr.. Fisher has been
purchasing agent under the admins
trative code since April /, at salary
OF 5000. He is q resident Of Ia
coma. Mr.. Fishers resignation IL
the first step in program Of cutting
expenses in the department Of bust
ness control. The work formerly
handled by Mr.. Fisher will be con-
Quoted in the future by Martin. Bibb,
member Of the department for several
years, at the same salary which he
has been receiving prior to this time.
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MRS. DAN SCOTT
ATTENDS CONVENTION

Mrs. Dan A. Scott. wife Of Director
Scott, ompanied her husband to
Olympia from the family home at
Ritzville, arriving in the capital city
Monday. She will spend several days
visiting here. The SCOTS plan to
move to Olympia the latter part Of
the summer
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MCULLY BABY PASSES ON

Kathleen McCully, four months Old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt
McCully passed away Sunday even
ing at the Maxwell Maternity Home.
Funeral services for the little one
we're held yesterday morning at ii
O'Clock with Rev. r. Franklin Hart
officiating. Interment eat the Masonic
cemetery.
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Gompers Faces Second Seri-
GUS Challenge for Lead
ership of Labor
COAL MINER OPPONENT
John L. Lewis Came to Front in
Labor Movement During Great
Coal Strike Of 1910
BY J. L. O'SULLIVAN.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
DENVER, Colo, June 21.-His-
tory flowed toward the mould of rep
etition today as the new order chal-
lenged the old in organized labor.
Samuel Gompers, who directed the
destinies of the American Federation
of Labor for IS years, faced today
his second serious challenge fo-
leadership at convention in Denver.
In 1894, Gompers was defeated for
president of the federation at a con-
vention in Denver by John Mcbride.
a mine worker.
In the contest for the office today
the only time since the 1894 de-
feat that Gompers' position as head
Of the labor movement has been seri-
ously threatened, his opponent Is
coal miner-John L. Lewis.
During the time he headed the
trade unions movement Gompers
built up a powerful organization.
Slow, Careful Leader.
He was q slow, careful leader.
His actions were never striking. but
with cautiousness and sureness he
reached out to gain detectives near
at hand. Lewis came to the front in
the labor union movement during the
coal miners strike Of 1919. Driving
and fighting his way ahead, he rode
rough shod over the. determined op-
position OF the federal government to
prevent the strike. The settlement
gave to miners the increased wages
which Lewis had sought.
As q result of his experience,
Lewis is probably q more conserva-
tive leader today, but he still evinces
q spirit calling for. quick, spectacular
action.
The support which each Of these
two leaders draws from the c0nven-
ton delegates is in conformity with
their methods of working.
The conservative, slow moving, old
are standing back Of
Gompers.
Lewis has drawn the support Of
the younger, fighting delegations.
such as the machinists, the carpent-
ers and the miners.
As the campaign progressed today
the tenseness of the situation grew.
Quarrels in hotel lobbies were FREE
quent. Lewis personally invaded the
headquarters Of the Gompers sup
porters. He went to the Albany
hotel, and with several of his closest
hackers, buttonholed the leaders of /,
delegations backing Gompers. Lewis
heretofore has remained at his own
headquarters at another hotel sew
eral blocks away.
Both factions deplored the fact
that the fight was without an issue.
Both claimed to believe that II some
great principle could be brought
forth on which the fight for leader
ship could be made, they would win.
AS the campaign progressed. more
and more 1t became apparent 1t was
lust another case Of the old order
challenging the new.
The federation convention today
approved portions of the executive
councils reportproviding for the fol-
lowing:
Continuing the committee on edu-
cation.
Supporting the work Of the federal
trade commission.
Opposing trading In futures ana
cooperative buying.
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KANSAS SENDS OUT
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June I'll
Kansas calls for $4,000 volunteers.
That many men are needed in thu
harvest fields, A. L. Berkman, field
representative of the United States
employment service, said.
Calls for help have been sent to
Eastern cities, he said.
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}U,s,1NE4 C|
| LOCALE

STRAY male Llewellyn setter, white
and liver color; may be claimed BY
proving ownership and paying for
this ad. Box 1872, Tenino. 27-5
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MRS. MARSH VISITING HERE

Mrs. Harry Marsh and little daugh-
ter of Boise, Idaho, arrived in the
city Saturday to spend several weeks
Marsh's mother, Mrs. Fred Wilson.
Mrs. Marsh was formerly Miss Lavina
Wilson of this city.
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Civil Service Examination
There will be civil service exam
nation at Olympia July 90, for the
purpose OF filling the position of rural
mail carrier at Bucoda.
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ACCEPTS NEW POSITION

Louis Moore, former state bank *
aminer, will leave soon for San Fran
cisco, where he will assume his new
duties as superintendent of the dis
trict federal reserve banks with head
quarters in San Francisco. Mrs.
Moore and little son Brian will leave
for Kansas City, where they will visit
for the summer with Mrs. Moore's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Buckles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are we'll known
in Olympia, having made their home
here while Mr.. Moore was state bank
examiner.
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| LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
PAST NATIONS ENTERTAINED

PAST NATIONS ENTERTAINED
The Past MaIron's Grub was enjoy
ably entertained Saturday afternoon
at luncheon by Mrs. George BlanLen-
ship at her charming summer home
located down the bay. The table
was novelty decorated with a large
mirror for a centerpiece upon which
sat huge bowl of pink roses and
greens. The edge of the mirror, which
resembled a miniature lake. was
bordered with hand painted shells.
The guests places were marked with
hand painted. each bearing the name
of the guest, tied together with royal
purple ribbon, the clubs colors. Mrs.
W. P. Wotton and Mrs. Van Epps
assisted Mrs. Blankenship in serving.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
were Mesdames Alex Wright, Mary
V. Johns, Lulu v. Lang. D. C. West,
Roy Newell, Fred Dean, l.. ID. Con-
rad, Snider, e. A. McClintic. c. w.
Maynard and the hostess, Mrs. Blan-
kenship.
The next meeting of the club will
be July at which time picnic
will be enjoyed at Priest Point Part.
Mrs. Lulu Lang and Mrs. Fred Day
were appointed to take charge of the
affair.
TRO6PER-ANDERS WEDDING
One of the prettiest June weddings
was the marriage Saturday evening in
Tacoma of Miss Ruth Anderson to
Harold Trosper Of Tenino. The cere-
mony was performed at the Anderson
home In Tacoma. A bank Of pink roses
formed the charming background for
the ceremony. which was read by Rev.
Edgar Wheeler. The rooms Of the
Anderson home were beautifully dec
Grated with masses Of sweet peas,
roses and trailing vines.
Preceding the ceremony beautiful
csllo selection was given by M. b.
Bronson, Mrs. w. w. Newschwander
sang AT Dawning." accompanied by
Nm. Lea Bronson, The bride was
charmingly sowned In white satin.
trimmed With tiny pearls. and carried
bridal bouquet Of Ophelia roses.
lliss Margaret Anderson, sister Of the
bride. was maid Of honor. and Melvin
McCabe OF Olympia acted as best man.
FOllcwing the ceremony reception
Tor 40 guests and members Of the
family was held.
After July Is Mr.. and Mrs. Trospcr
win BE- q home to their friends In
Tenino.
I1eTTER CARHIERS
HOLD MEETING
Local branch No. s61 Of the Ma
tioaal Association Of Letter Carriers
net Ct the homo Of letter Carrier w.
q. Brown, 76o Swan street, last night
~ N purpose Of enrolling all city
Iolfer oafrisrs m the local branch and
for slection of oflcers for the coming
ADeal year. Two delegates were elect
eas&o tho state convention Of the N. A.
q. G., to Be held this year 1t Belling-
ham. Jnly 1.
The following letter carriers were
pressnt: w. q. Brown. Elmer Jones'.
49,
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RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hall have re.
turned to their home in this city
after a short visit to Artondale where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Il.
Landille, former resident of Olympia
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CALIFORNIANS ON TOUR

CAI4lFORNIANS ON TOUR
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Fowler and
OF Los Angeles spent yester-
day in this city en- route to Canada.
They are making an extended motor
trip through the northwest.
Virgil Otis and Miss Leota Otis,
who have been attending the Univer-
sity Of Washington, will arrive in the
city tomorrow to spend the summer
vacation here with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Otis.
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RETURN FROM TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hall have re.
turned to their home in this city
after short visit to Artondale where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. I. B.
former resident of Olympia.
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IN CITY
Hon. Davis Turnkey, representa-
tive in the house from Bellingham,
is in the city attending the G.. A. r.
TO SPEND SUMMER HERE
Hadley Gloyd, who graduated from
the Stadium high school of Tacoma
this month has arrived from the city
to spend the summer with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gloyd of the Cap
itol Apartments.
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PRAIRIE DANCE
Mrs. M. e. George and a three
piece orchestra furnished the music
for large attended and very enjoy
able dance at Puget City Saturday
evening. This orchestra will play at
Schneiders Prairie Saturday night.
IN CHEHALIS
Director T. E. Skaggs, of tho de-
partment of business control, and Su-
pervisor John Pace, of the division Of
administration, spent yesterday it.
Chehalis visiting the boys training
school.
Judge and Mrs. Donald McMaster
have returned to their home in Van
couver. Washington, after spending
the weekend in this city as the
guests of their son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McCroskey.
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GUEST AT INGHAM's
Mrs. G. w. Ingham has as her
house guest her nephew. Frank Reed,
Jr., who has been attending school In
Seattle.
RETURN FROM SPOKANE
Mrs. Arnold Glidden and Mrs.
Charles v. Leach have returned to
their homes in this city from Spokane,
here they attended the annual session
of the Grand Chapter of the o. E. s
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MRS. CLYDE IMPROVING
Mrs. Clyde. IT., was taken to St.
Peters hospital Sunday night. where
she underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis. Friends will be pleased
to know that she is recovering fast
GUEST AT ENGLE HOME
Miss Helen Engle has as her house
guest Miss Elizabeth Aumiller OF
Yakima. Miss Aumiller is en- route
to her home from the University OF
Oregon, where she was student.
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J. N. p. Peterson left for Sequim
today, to settle up business affairs
and remove to Olympia. Mr.. Peter
son is now erecting store building
on the corner of Fourth and Fair
view, which will be open to the public
within about two weeks.
Civil Service Examination
There will be civil service exam
nation at Olympia July %, for the
purpose OF filling the position of rural
mail carrier at Bucoda.
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LEGISLATOR IN CITY

Hon. Davis Turnkey, representa-
tive in the house from Bellingham,
is in the city attending the G.. A. r.
convention.
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Mrs. Marsh was formerly Miss Lavina
Wilson of this city.
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KEMPHER-MOSHNER WEDDING
Miss Blanche Kempher, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Kemphep
was united in marriage with Carl J.
Moshner Of Centralia Saturday morn
ing in Chehalis by the Justice of the
peace. The young couple left imme
diately after the ceremony by motor
for Portland where they will make
their future home.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION
William Bowman, manager of the
Rex theatre returned today from
British Columbia where he has been
for the past week on his vacation.
Mrs. Bowman spent the weekend
with Mr.. Bowman in Vancouver and
returned with him to Olympia today.
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RETURN TO HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Connolly left
today for their home in Raymond
after a visit in this city with Mrs.
Connolly's perents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
L. Ellsworth. Mrs. Connolly was III
the city all last week, Mr.. Connolly
coming up from Raymond Saturday
to spend the weekend here. Mrs.
Connolly was formerly Miss Grace
Ellsworth Of Olympic
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VISITORS AT FELDHUsEN HOME
Mrs. H. Smith and son. Harry Of
Seattle accompanied by their guests,
Mrs. L. L. Snyder and daushte.
Betty Snider, visited last week at the
home Of William Feldhusen at Fair
view last week enroute to Portland
by motor.
RECEPTION FOR FATHER
O'BRIEN
The members of st. Micheal's Cath
Ole church will entertain Father
Obrien, new parish priest who recent
ly arrived from Everett to take the
place of Father Malley. A short pro-
gram will be given after which re-
treatments will be served. All men,
bers OF the church and their friends
are invited to attend to meet Father
O'Brien.
Atss 1. I. 1.
HERE FROM CONVENTION
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Wray have as
their house guest this week. Mrs.
Wray's uncle, J. Garrigus, Civil
War veteran. who is here to attend
the g. A. r. Convention. e.
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HOME FROM COLLEGE
Miss Charlotte Rogers, who has
been attending the Washington State
College at Pullman, has returned to
Olympia to spend her summer vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Rogers of Columbia street.
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MIR. HARRIS VISITS FAMILY
Selwyn Harris. who is at the pres
emit time studying voice in Seattle.
spent the weekend at his home in
the city.
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BREMERTON PEOPLE
VISIT CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Bailey Of Brem-
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STUDENTS

Virgil OTIS and Miss LeOta Otis,
who have been attending the Univer-
sity Of Washington, will arrive in the
city tomorrow to spend the summer
vacation here with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. r. Otis.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler and
children OF Los Angeles spent yester-
day in this city en- route to Canada.
They are making an extended motor
trip through the northwest.
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for the summer with Mrs. Moore's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Buckles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are well known
in Olympia, having made their home
here while Mr.. Moore was state bank
I. J. !.
ATTEND FAMILY REUNION
Mrs. A. st. Tierre has returned to
her home in this city from Tacoma,
where she has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Sum-
mers. On June Is Mr.. and Mrs. Sum-
mers celebrated their golden wedding
A large family reunion
was given at the Summers home, at
which time Mr.. and Mrs. Summers re
ceived many beautiful gifts.
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NEwLYwEDs VISIT OLYMPIA
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Simpson Black
OF Seattle, who are on their wedding
trip spent yesterday at the Hotel
Olymbian. Mr.. and Mrs. Black are
spending their honeymoon touring
the state.
Their wedding. which was q social
event OF last week, took place in Seat
tie Saturday night at Trinity church.
Mrs. Black wcs formerly Miss Doro-
thy McElwan, daughter Of Mr.. and
MRS. william Hunter McEwan and
Mr.. Black is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank De Witt Black OF Seattle.
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DECONEss RETURNS TO CITY
Miss Laura Requa returned tt
Olympia last week after a weeks
visit with Mrs. w. A. Jackson of Cen.
tralia who has been seriously i'll bu;
Is now much improved. Miss Requa
was deconess of the First Methodist
church In Centralia for four years
At the present time she is helping
Rev. Securist Of Olympia in an inter.
national mission while with sick
friend in this city.
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LICENSES
Marriage licenses were issued last
week by the county auditor to the
following couples: William Bond and
Bertha Holland, Winfred Burntrager
and Nancy Peregrin. both Of Olympia
Ray Mcconnell. Centralia and Gladys
Shade. Of Blair Nebraska; Cornelius
Walsh and Mary Whipple, both OF
Olympia; Elais Franxen, Of Belling
ham and Nellie Engstrom Of May
town.
NOTED ARTIST EXPECTED
HERE
Frank B. Hoffman of Chicago, one
Of Americas noted artists. Is expected
in the city IN the near future to visit
his Mother. Mrs. R. p. Mc'Nulta
After short visit here Mr.. Hoffman
will leave for Toas, New Mexico, ar
artist colony, where he will spend
several months.
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MISS HART HOME FOR
VACATION
Miss Ella Hart, daughter of Cover.
nor and Mrs. Louis F. Hart who has
been attending the University Of
Washington all year, is home for the
summer vacation.
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PEREGRIN- BURNTRAGER
WEDDING
The wedding of Winifred Burnt.
RACER to Mrs. Nancy Peregrin took
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TO SPEND SUMMER HERE

Hadley Gloyd, who graduated from
the Stadium high school of Tacoma
this month has arrived from the city
to spend the summer with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gloyd of the Cap
itol Apartments.
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mnCTED VICE PREsDENT

d. B. Etopkey, Thurston county
agent. has been elected fourth vice
president OF the Warrington State
College Alumni association At the an
anal meeting Of the association held
n Pullman, Tuna 20. President TO:
the ensuing year Is Dr.. r. +. Nader
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BREMERTON PEOPLE
VISIT CITY :


VISIT CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Bailey Of Brem-
erton. spent the weekend in this city
visiting friends. Mr.. Bailey is boats
vain ON the U. s. s. Arkansas.
4 4. i.
DRIVE OVER FROM SEATTLE
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kinnear OF
Seattle, spent the weekend in this
city where they were registered at
the Olympian Hotel. \
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MRS. HASKELL HERE
FOR CONVENTION
Mrs. Frances Haskell of Tacoma,
former member of the house Of rep
resentatives and formerly department
president of the Ladies of the G. A.
R., is In the city to attend the g.
A. r. Convention now being held here.
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AT BUTLER'S COVE
Mr., and Mrs. Bort Hollingsworth
are chaperoning a party Of young
people at Buffers Cove this week.
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TO VISIT MISS OWINGs
Miss Wynne Bragdon formerly Of
this city. will spend several days OF
this week in Olympia. visiting Miss
Mary Owings.
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J. N. P. Peterson left for Sequim
today, to settle up business affairs
and remove to Olympia. Mr.. Peter
son Is now erecting a store building
on the corner of Fourth and Fair
view. which will be open to the public
within about two weeks.