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i.art nser.it morn.
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Is ti.-' - fr< ■ i ji|i|«n>diin;
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A , ', iI. :; t.- r here an i I here,
A ■ ■ *injs. niMHI tlie a;i.
\ ~- hi- l.'i-inil tiie birds t"
Si ' | '
'I !"i rtl.of.l . y fund has reached
SI.2<NI.
I • , \ M l\. niiey is .in a business
trip to Montana.
l'p.f \\ ! Moore and wife have
moved to !'". Vel'et t.
The ami cigarette law goes into ef
fect on tin *>th inst.
Mrs. John Dolan has been on a
visit to friends a' l.aeey.
C.vde Harry is serving on the Fed
eral grand jury at Tacoma.
Si,u're i.iggy. the Little ltock jur
ist. was in the city this week.
M'.s- Lucy Lee, of South Hay, vis
ited friends in the city, this week.
A daughter was born, Sunday, to
the wife of . 1 McDowell,of West
side.
Mrs Hughltoss has returned from
a six weeks visit in Southern Cali
fornia.
The lug meet of the Northwestern
Development company began yester
day at Chehalis.
Mr and Mrs. C. M. Dyer, of Ta- j
coma, have been visiting friends in
the city, during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Greenbank
have moved into their new home on
Adams, near Eighth street.
A F. Muzzey, 83 years of age, died
sit St. Peter's hospital. Monday. He
had been a sufferer from cancer.
Win. Stevens and Miss Ida Molden
hauer, both of this city, were united
in marriage at Centralia. Monday.
Mrs. S. K. Taylor, of Oyster Bay.
was a recent visitor to the city. The
STAMIAUII acknowledges a pleasant
call.
Charles A. Williston, - residing on
East Sixth street, is in poor health.
The syintoms indicate weak heart
action.
Hawley S. King is on the sick list.
Last fali lio suffered a long spell of
illness, which left him in a weakened
condition.
Mrs. liiy Bond, after a pleasant
visit with relatives and friends in
the capital city, has returned to her
home iu Tacoma.
Howard L. Handley, Secretary of
the new Employers' Commission, ar
rived from Spokane to take up his
duties yesterday.
Mrs. Adnu Lasityr Russell, of Se
at'le, has been on a visit to her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lasityr,
during the past week.
Mrs. Chas. Strader left Tuesday on
an extended visit to her old home in
Ottawa, Ontario. This is her first
vi>it thare in 24 years.
Now we have the terms " Pluto
cratic Socialism" and "Democratic
Socialism." What will next appear
on the Marxian horizon?
S.i nl:iy night, Miss Thora Chris
tenson and John Wick were united
in marriage at the home of the bride's
parents on Quince street.
As an evidence of progress it may
be not-.1 that of the Olympia post
officc receipts for the past year show
an inert ase of !M> per cent.
A !>. Rogers, the photographer,
has sold his "studio" to Miss Jennie
M. Chamber-,, who has been his as
sistant the [>a>t nine years.
W. II Mitchell has received thej
sad lews from Racine, Wis, of the!
sudden death from heart failure of!
his brother, Henry Mitchell.
Mrs Catherine A. Turner died a'
few days ago at San Jose, Cal. She!
former!v resided in Olympia. Her
hushar.'l and son died here.
Hal' 1 - C.iv.i augh. an Olympia boy.
is now at »• ■ head of the army engi-:
ne.-rs for • I'ug.-t Sound district. J
with Lea !.] ■ .arters at Seattle.
Henry M.er. the old-time Olympia ;
biack* i:i' ■ viii.i now resides on a '
raneh i,'■'.;! n>'r Me Lane's place,!
<,! > M i '.v as in the city Satur-!
day
T >; >AHu is y >ad tu learn the .
comtit: .11 •; s Avery is improv
ing. !! • v / . f be out on his
pretii v the pleasant sun
shine.
County Treasurer Robert Marr'
hus re,. . ..! lifting s-itnc old
county v on .vhich tiio inter
est ugiTiejf • ; ij. in: than double the
prim a pa
The' . ! p.--. e bv the Pvth
lan S:st - . • : .![;- ha.l Wednesday
evening. *, , ~. ~<< Shorts Davis
and Mr- i i'• ankenship carried
off the p: .• >.
ar ,. -'.a,:y invited and
exjie, t"d • ! • t'.-.- part in the.
Southwest Washington Development j
L"ag;e t'i i ■ 1 i at Chuhalis on
Jun.- lit :,u u.j,
*•'attained u n elevation of
J lO Moiaiav, and
,ias ' J !•••■• r taat figure, while
the & :. t ever since. It is i
•' _ :» e.. ~■_ uta* i ■ !'. ■ll u»- -twin
• v ' to h.-ar t !.• m .rin .r
--■ i .'"-t against ti.e heat d d
the i i,yiiip,a Door company.
' nding they have spa* to burn, have
'"•g :n to place on it colossal piles of
■■l' -<" > ii r.-.aki.g oil the wa
tt" front.
. .»• State I a;r .i.el •*s at North
tin- \ ' ar . ou --»•(»? U.» tfi arid
w. ' >-•■ on tiie Hot! A reduction
. i i'i I'o.id fur of one thi.'d for i'e
' nt r.p i been ired.
i'..g' t foreigners. mosf.v r n i:s,
u a-k ' ■!' ti:.a. pap. rs of t.atura
■it i.av,:.g a.r- idv dci iatvd in
tention-, at a session of the Superior
' 'lit, to in- heal June I'tith
<"i! V 1 . ti.e stores Were clo-.'d
!» ■■•oration Day. and the
• ■ 1 iet' n - vi-re made one w ide Held
"f '' ..vers, testifying to deep iv
■ i:.ee for the departed.
• - .*!• --a * 'wings . !a:ms -he
1 i- to pay - \ty do..ar.- a month as
'ax".- on !i.-r propertj ,n this city,
i ' " aidv d no! fe'-i good alxiut it.
I' •• ar. ■'. <t hel's !. k e wise -; t uated.
Uo'.nl i; do any harm to have the
pro;*>se.l t'ariv a franchise printed
.ii such si; a p.* as to ;.*t the people
Ki.o'.v a'Kiut it- prov.sions? If it is
. right, publicity will do it no
harm
It i- r- porteii the current exjier.se
fund of Thurston county is n. arly
exhausted, that before v.-r\ long tlie
ci.inty may be compelled to pay
interest on warrants issued again-t
tin- fund.
I.ici n-e- t" wed were is-ued Mon
day to John it. Lundquist of I'ort
iatui. and K.-a I iioiniicrg Swanson,
of Sondsvall, Sweden, and to Krvin
HotTman and Minnie Newman, both
of Tenino.
Ivigene S. Horton, on a recent
v.-it to the city, to.d some of his
ft . mis about the good features of
the Staniiarh. (iene stands for
pure Demoi-racy of the Woodrow
Wilson type.
There are other citizens besides
James S. IJrewer who think a city
should pay the larger proportion in
the matter of street improvements.
When burdens become grievous men
ponder and consider.
Mrs. A. A. Hunter, of Hunter's!
Point, made us a eall yesterday to!
pay her thirty-fourth annua! sub-!
script ion to the STANI»ARI>. She too
is unlimited in her good words for
the "dear old paper.''
Milton Giles is cutting quite a
swath by posing as the apostle of
Poor Lo, the Indian. He makes his
trips in a canoe to bo in keeping
with the Indian character. He slings
Chinook like pitching quoits.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Haley, af
ter a pleasant visit with the parents
<>f Mrs. 11., Mr. and Mrs. Chris.
Nommensen, returned to their home
in Franklin county, this State. Paul
Nommensen •accompanied them.
Some of the Republican brethren
who voted for Claypool's nomination
for City Attorney wish now they had
supported Bigelow. It is said the
latterdecided Stevens avenue should
have been tilled at the city 's expense.
The Supreme Court has affirmed
the judgment of the Pierce county
court awarding $5,500 damages to
Nick (ilueina. a boy of 14 years,
against the (Joss Brick Company, for
| getting a foot mangled in its ma
chinery.
Benj. F. Wilson, of Kansas, a So
cialist lecturer, held forth Tuesday
evening at Labor Temple. He had
a large audience who listened with
attention for over two hours. He
promised Olytnpia another visit next
September.
Mrs. Retta White, formerly of
Chambers Prairie, was on a visit to
friends in the city, this week. She
is now making her h me with her
sister, Mrs. Andrew Chambers, in
Seattle. TheSTANDAttii acknowledges
a pleasant call.
Increased demand for fuel has
caused the Skookum Chuck coal
mine, about three miles south of Te
nino, to be re-opened. One tunnel
will be worked at present, but oth
ers will be put in service as the de
mand warrants.
W. 11. Wilson, living at the corner
of Eighth and boundary streets, is
suffering from a growth on his left
hand that seems difficult for medical
skill to diagnose. Mr. Wilson has
been an invalid for a long time
caused by aggravated stomach com
plications.
I)r. David Mitchell, P. C. Blake.
W. W. Work and other Westsiders
wear happy smiles, on account of the
proposed early construction of the
street-car line in their neighborhood.
The Westside is all right, and is
strictly in the field looking to fu
ture development.
The Enati Club elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing term:
Mrs. Frank V. Donnelly. President:
Mrs. <;. E. Rlankenship. Vice Presi
dent: Miss Florence Dudley. Record
ing Secretary; Miss (i. Knight. Cor
responding Secretary, and Mary V.
Bryan, Treasurer.
The contest over the East Fourth
street pavement proposition sched
uled for next Wednesday evening be
j fore the City Council promises to tie
I a battle royal. Petitioners and con
| testants are loading up for the ap
j proaching conflict; then we will see
i what we shall observe.
The effort of rival interests at Se
attle has been in disparagement of
the Olympia oyster, and has been
shown to have originated from keep
: ing oysters in the briny ocean at Se
| at tie several days before selling, that
' afflicts them with the " colon bacilli,"
las the learned men call it.
Mrs. Mary Ann Hartley has least*!
her land down tin* hay to Charles K.
Carpenter, her neighbor. She visit
ed Olympia Monday and paid her
forty-fourth annual subscription to
the STANDARD. which sho is over
joyed to welcome in its new birth.
.She thinlts of moving to town.
Some of the residents on East
Fourth street think a resolution to
improve is a misnomer; that the
word confiscation" ought to be
substituted for " improve." Mr.
Mottman and other property own
ers will be heard from at the Council
meeting scheduled for June 7th.
The following additional delegates
have been selected by Gov. Hay to
represent our State at the 38th Con
ference of Charities and Corrections,
to be held in Boston, from June 7th
to the 14th: Richard Hoyter. Miss
Virginia McMechan, Mrs. M. A.
Covington and Judge A. K. Prater-
The Chamber of Commerce is ar
ranging a series of window exhibits,
in their present quarters, in which
anybody having something to be
proud of in local products, may have
thu use ot this means of publicity.
An invitation is extended for dis
p ay- i.: t and tl ..ver- n: ex.-ep
I .o'.a. rxct ft: ■*».
At a ptv;.m nary tnce'ing of tli«*
Kinp ■ >yer- ("iinip-nsation Coinnis.
sum' M in Seattle, last Saturday.
1 •' ..IV A I.""- A—istant Attorm-v
' " ii. R.i . wa- < osct; < !ia rman • >:: i
Howard I. I. mi •\ of Spokane, S.. -
ivtary. i'.!• .atter gentleman wi.i
.\jiii.- to < ' mpia tii reside, hi- fain v
ha\ ,:.g | >r< . -ilt-d hiiii.
Tii' dredger 's bin for the ('aryon
ti.. is i>:i v>.] . i by tii' immense
wood pi esthat have \ 1.-ntiy "come
to sta.\ on it. Hadn t we bett. r
tarn trie matter of its payment ovi r
to t'i.- party whi.-h has been so ready
to squat
A Im-a. .1 itjh lia< caned atten
tion to th>' fa. t that a figure 1 _'' it
int. i the an.) ina.it* us -tate
that O.viup a was incorporated j ill
Hl'.*. I'iic error corrects it.-. I
for in another item further on, the
announcement is made that the ></
tliito nt of ( liympia was made by Kd
mand Sylvester and Le v i I. Smith
in 1-Pi.
Mrs. (.'has. Tal. ott, of this eit.v, was
a pas-enger on the ill-fated Colum
liian train, of the Milwaukee run
way, which was derailed Tuesday,
on a sharp curve, seven miles .-a-t
of Ralston, and wholly wrecked,
killing the engineer and fireman,
and injuring several. Fortunate! \
theOivmpia passenger escaped with
out a -cratch.
Dora and Cora Hell Kline, the baby
daughter's of Mr and Mrs. Harry
Kiine. i.f West side, died Monday
morning from eating the phosphorus
from tiie ends of matches, a' the
home of a neighbor who was tempo
rarily in charge of the children dur
ing illness nf their mother. They
we're buried in one grave Wednesday,
in Masonic cemetery.
Iv T. Young paid his weekly visit
to the city, Saturday. Those who
are acquainted with Mr. Young ap
preciate his push and energy. I ob
stacles which might discourage the
ordinary man are to him allurements,
looking forward to nobler endeavor.
Time seems not to abate his natural
force ordim his natural insight re
garding Life's struggles and achieve
ments.
Postmaster Cavanaugh's trip to
Washington, 1). C., has had one
palpable effect, at least. It has con
stituted him instructor for (>regon
and Washington, in the duties inci
dent to the savings' bank service.
The early part <>f the week no less
than eight Nashya; wee here taking
lessons, that being the number of
these institutions accorded these two
States.
It seems the notices for hearing
of objections to the assessments in
Improvement districts Nos. Sj and
as published, hear date on last
Sunday, May The Council
must have been in a hurry. Never
mind, gentlemen, the property own
ers will have to pay interest soon
enough even if there shall be one
day's delay in the gathering of the
ducats.
The numerous friends of Mr. H (J.
Richardson will be glad to hear that
he has about completed arrange
ments for rebuilding his shingle mill,
which was destroyed by fire on Fas
ter Sunday. He is just the man for
a renewal of the success that has at
tended his efforts so far, and no
doubt but that he will again become
an important factor in our local
progress.
The STANKAHM again advises par
ties interested in behalf of and
against local improvements who have
signed petitions and protests to ap
pear personally at the hearings be
fore the City Council and urge their
contentions. The presence of one
petitioner, or protestant. is worth
ten absent ones. If the hearing
shall be adjourned, Interested par
ties should follow up the matter un
til they know where they stand.
The Chamber of Commerce is be
ginning to wrestle with the tar
nuisance on our block-paved streets,
which fries out whenever the sun
shines, and incommodes walking as
well as destroying carpets no matter
how carefully the foot-scraper at the
doorway is applied. It will proba
bly require something more power
ful than the vacuum cleaner to ex
tract the black tar that s»*ems so
easily attracted by the sun's fervid
i ays.
In the case of Crosby, as adminis
trator of the Harkness estate, vs.
11. G. Richardson, the Superior
Court has decided that Mr. K. hav
ing elected to pui chase the real
estate on wjiich his mill is located for
the consideration of $5,001t from the
estate, he stands in the relation of a
vender and not that of lessee. His
original lease gave him the option to
purchase. This decision relieves him
' from payment of rent from the time
of his election.
It is unrighteous to grant away
the public thoroughfares of a city,
especially when it is detrimental to
the property and interests of men
and women living in the vicinity,
whose rights are injuriously affected,
as demonstrated by the acts of the
City Council and the Olympia Door
Co. in the lower part of the city.
Such transactions provide fertile soil
for the propoganda of the initiative,
referendum and the recall. No good
can come from wrong doing. Where
are we to get off at?
During the week Judye Ben Sheeks
has been holding court here, hearing
matters in which Judge Mitchell was
disqualified. Among these was the
case of Chas. Lansdalc vs. one Bur
gess, C. N. Allen .and wife. Burgess
defaulted, while Mr. and Mrs. Allen
appeared and contested the com
plaint; claimed there was a novation
of interests by which they were re
leased, also the plaintilf company
had failed to file in the Auditor's of
fice a certificate as required by tho
laws of IMO7. Judge Sheeks, after
hearing the arguments of ihe at
torneys gave judgment in favor of
Lansdale for S3OO and costs. For a
number of years in the past, it has
been a common remark in Olympia
that Charlie is lucky in his litiga
tions.
THK /'< rln/ TII ins state that the
Kastsiders at a late meeting en
deavored to enforce their demand
for street-car extension by the threat
that they will boycott the company
by refusal to patronize the cars and
house-lights. If true, this is a poor
policy. The old adage says ' Vine
gar never catches flies," and the
truth of the saying will doubtless be
an expressive illustration of unwise
men literally cutting otf their own
noses to spite their faces.
——
TWKNTV Tacomans have been in
dicted for "padding" the census. As
they will be tried by a Taeoma jury
—their peers-it is, as Mr. Toots
would say, "of no consequence."
A ('wtictiixiK, Mas*.. minister,
j.;.:;,.-.! loin.son, says t!iat sin causes
<_'r,iv hair. If tha- trtu' then- are
many v r< in every community,
and 11.'•!■•■ is plenty of work for
♦ vanjjelists. Rie !!i'oie fa'ps to r*' -
• t-d any t : tin t {.'ray hairs in
Sodotu and (iotnmorah. Absalom
v. is .t >;:.ie-r, hav •nj; r> !»•!.•• I ajrair.st
hi* father - hoise, li.nl line atihnrn
iia : r whiett In eame the cause of his
■ lenth .is hi* locks beeattn
en! i in t!i" ';m!>s of a tree
while riding on horseback in the vi
cinity of Hehron.
A "i\iui!>o\ of one hundred and
r :t\ nun lost their lives in the ex
|m»io;i of a fort at Nicaragua, on the
30th inst. Cause unknown.
Socialist Debate at Little Rock.
Acc..rd:i:;r to reports, the Socialist de-
I at«- at Little li.i-k at the Katherin}!
i-t Sunday, was a live-wile. The dis
putatits were I'r>'f. Jacobs. principal >f
the I M'le K ii't school, ami < irtiver
Ailait. i former graduate of the «)!\lll
- II - Iciail, who hel l the atlirma
.ii h.-liai! "t the Marx an propa
zin i . n title Mr, .1.11 ol>m taiok tile neiia-
II \. - I The s M-til'isfs W ere
|.. I uel cliea te.| the Voting i'ii ero.
11 . Jaeohs hecame a little coti
ia»e r the ! m I ileinottstratioiis of
j the »i \ -ts. He claimed this is a
jr I ii r\ fair all who are atiihiti.ui-.
.lie! «il.niz to work, aii'l admitted some
ref'ir'u* are 1m hv neealed in the ad
ministration of the laws, which will
entile as the intelligence of the Ameri
can people develops and heroine eon
hc!.il|s atf pllhlic needs.
N outiz Adair explained his theories
of the and surplus v;i tit
an I the wairi -system in piawl style for a
i novitiate. There was no hi'terness in
| the ali'cussioti. hilt an all-around £o<ml
fa-i-liic' am niir the listeners, who en-
Ij l a'. aa | t 11C a 1 i«pil 'a' i• 'II VCI' V 111 • I 11. S ||IC
lof M . Aalair's fi ieiels c' ; i, iis he is likely
!' -Mill l lie prim'ipaisliip of I lie 10-al
j ch aol in the event •■! a change of in
jstrtiitirs. Mr. .I nn >s is s.ud to 1«' a
ifoo.l educator, notw ithstamliiii! sotne of
j his heizhliaiis do n>t like his polities.
Wise men ami woitn-n will dilh-r; it is
' hill natural.
K4M«r. W. K! WKLI. K. W . STOC iINU
I'rt'i". .See.
Till KSTON COUNTY
AHSTKACT CO. (INC.)
Corner Washington and Sixth Street*.
Abitracts, Drafting and Blue Printing. Cit>
and Township Plata.
Phone :t(t!-U.
DR. MARK ROSLKR
DKN'I'IST
Office hours: 9 a m. to 5:30 p. in.
white House Olympia, Wn.
Eves Fail at Fortv-five
No matter how noi«l the eyes may -
l»e. a'ontf about the of fort_ -five
reading sijjlit liegins to fail. This law is
inexhorahle with the human race. If
I>ro|ii'i correcting classes arj promptly
olitaineil no harm to the eve wilt corne;
if not the overstrained effort in reai'inK
will result in serious injury, lint rc
niemher when getting glasses that poor
ones are worse than none at all. Com
plete satisfaction in every case under
taken. <i. It. Kipoku *y. Optometrist,
Fourth street.
Office phone, lit). Residence, 4TU.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN the SiijM-rlor Court of the State of Wash
iiigton for J hurMon County.
In tl»e m*tt«T of the estate of Theodore 1).
Yuuii£, tlt'ccaiu'd.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
ha* been appoiute I administratrix of th«* eatate
ol lln odore l> Ysiag, 11 ih i d ami all per
son* haviug cLiim* against said Theodore I>.
Young, or against hia estate, are hereby re
quired to present them with the neceanary
Vouchers- withiu one year from the I'd day of
June 1911. that l.eii g the date ol the Ural publi
cation of thi* uotlce, to the under»igued at the
law office of Daniel (iahy (4lt* street)
in the city of olympia. county ol Thurston,
State of \N ashingtou, that being the place for
the trauanciion of the bu*ine*s of said eatate.
KATE Is. YOt'NCi.
Administratrix of the e*tate of Theodore 1).
Youug. deceased
Date of first publication June 2,1911. M.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN the Superior Court ol the State of Welling
ton lor Thurston County.
Iu the matter of the estate of Samuel Daven-
P*»rt, deceased.
Notice i* hereby given that II 11. McKlroy and
Itobt-rl Fr«»at have been appointeil Fxo'iitors of
the ia%t Will aud Testament, and Estate of Sam
uel Davenport, deceased, by the *uid Superior
Court.
All per-on* having claim* against the said
S.uuii'-I Davenport, or against hi a estate are
hereby required to present ihem, with the tiecea
suiv vouchera, withiu one year fcf.er the 19th
day of May. iJll, the date of this notice, to aaiti
Ki-cutora at tin* office of Daniel t<abv (41*1
Washington street). iu the «uiy t»f olympia.
Couuiy *>f Thur»tou, State *»f Washington that
la ing t»ie place f*ir the transaction of the busl
nesg of said ettate.
H B. Mi KLKOY AND KOHKRT FROST,
Kxecutora of the estaie of Samuel Davenport. *l**-
teased.
Date of first publication. May 19, l?i . r»t.
SUMMONS.
No. 4643.
IN the Superior Court of the State of Wa*hing
tou Thurston county.
Carrie Krouse, plaintiff, vi«. Audrew Krounc, de
feadaut.
The State of to the said Andrew
Kroner, defendant
You nre hereby uotiticd tliat plaintiff ha* filed
a complaint against you iu the shove entitled
Court, ami you are mimmonod to appear in aaid
Court, within *ixty days after the date of tlrat
publication ol tlii* notice, whirl) date is 1-th day
of May, 11111. aud amwer the aaid complaint and
lerve a copy of your auawer or other appearance
upon the undersigned attorney for plaintiff at
the office addresa given he low Iti case you fail
to do ho, judgmeut will he prayed you ac
cording to the deuiaud of the complaint on tile
with the Clerk of aaid Court.
The object of thi* action is to procure from
vou a divorce uhnolute and a dissolution of lh<
h«>nd* of matrimony heretofore existing Vetweeii
you and the plaintiff'above named. Hereof take
notice end govern yourself accordingly.
H. H. FRY.
Attorney for the Plaintiff, address Koum 9,
Byrue Block, Olympia, Wash
iiate of tirst publication. May. 12, 1911. 7t.
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hail.es ami bent's Tailor.
Main Stivt Olympia 3;
P. J. O'BRIEN
HEAVY FORGING
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General Blacksmithing.
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£oie agi'Utß f*»r Olvmpin auii Thurston c »nntv
(or the celebrated
STUDEBAKER
Wagons and Carriages
Corntr ILird and C'oliunhia Streets.
Olvmpia, Wash.
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<[ ATTORNEY ATLAW i' t
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J, Office: Court House. Olympia. Wash. <1
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Don^
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tit comfortably, no matter whal it
costs, it will do you more harm
than good. « «►*' *
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place under all conditions you can
get your body into should be
thrown away at once. <lt can
never be depended upon and i*
sure to fail you at a critical moment
<J We sell a truss at $2.00 that we
guarantee under all conditions to
positively retain the most compli
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This truss is neither clumsy nor
uncomfortable about the body, and
wears well. All our fitting is done
by an expert and our stock is most
complete in every surgical requisite.
B. L. HILL DRUG CO.
The Kcxall Store.
NOTICE
lit the Superior Court of the State of
WasbinKton. for Kitsap county.
J. 11. Allen, Plaintiff, vs. <». Migliavacca
Investment Co., a corporation, Defend
ant.
To the almve named («. -
nvestment Company, a corporation.
You are hereby notified *o Ik* and ap
|H*ar in the above entitle*! catis« and an
swer the complaint filed herein within
sixty (tiU) *iays from the first date of pub
lication of this notice tn-wit: within
sixty (60) days after the 2*l day of June,
11MI.
The object of the above entitled a«*tion
is t*» recover a judgment against you for
nut receive*! by you fraudulently from
one Louis Moriti amounting to fi>lo tH»,
said rent being pai*l to you between the
Ist (lav «»f October, 11M)S. up to and inclutl
iiitr Ist tiny of December, ltflO, together
witli costs in this behalf incurred au*l
serve your answer and other pleadings
upon the undersigned at his otlicc. SUS-11
11 inckley Kuilding. in the city of Seattle,
King *• untv. Washington.
J. 11. ALLKN.
In Pro Per.
First publication June 2. lull. 7t.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN the superior Court of the State of Washing
ton for 1 hursloo County.
In the matter of the estate of Reinhml Schmidt
(sometimes written Item hart Smith), de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Alvina Schmidt
hai» beeu appointed the executrix of the estate
of lteinhurd Schmidt, deceased, by said Su
perlor Court All person* hiviug claims against
the naid Kelt, hard Schmidt, or against his
estate, are hereby required to present them with
the necessary vouchers, within one year after
the ,"»th day of May. 1911, the date of this notice.
' t«» said eiecutrn. at the office of Paniel l«aby.
j 4|f» Washington street, in the city ot Olympia,
county of Thurston, State of Washington, that
being the place for the trausactiou of the busi
ness of said estate.
ALVINA SCHMIPT.
Executrix of the estate of Kelnbard Schmidt,
deceased.
l>ate of first 1 übllcation. May •"». 1911. *»l.
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SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
IN the Superior Court of the State of Wash
ington, for Thurston County.
Robert Fro«t, Ellen M. Front, Florence H. Gar
field ami Anna L. Aldrich. Plaintiffs. v*.
Josle K. Ferry and A. Ferry her hu»baud,
KMiher D. Munson and Al. J. Munaon her bus
hand. Fmilv T. MlQB» and nil other persona
unknown claiming an Interest in the hereafter
described property. Defendant*.
The State of Washington, To the said Josie
K. Ferry and A. Ferry her husband. Ksther I».
Muiirod md Al. J. Munton her hubbaml. Imily
T. .Munson. alao all other prisons or parties un
known claiming any right, title, estate, lieti or
interest in the real sstate hereafter described,
Defendants.
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty ilny* aft* r the date of the first publication
of thi* summon*. lo wit within sixty dny
after the a»th day of May, 1911, and defend the
above entitled action in the above entitled
Court, and answer the eomplaiut of the plain
tiff*. and serve a copy of your answer upon the
undersigned attorne v for plaintiff*, at hi* office
below .stated, and in cane of your failure no t«»
do, !udgtnent will be rendered against you ac
cording to th«* deinand of the complaint, which
has beeu tiled with the Clerk of said Court.
The above entitled action ia brought lor the
purpose of quieting title to the following de
scribed property in the plaintiff** aud. divesting
defendants from auy right, title or interest
thereiu The property referred to lying iu
Thurston county, Washington, and described as
follow* 10-wit
Commencing at the northeast corner of Lot
four (I) Block fifty four ('>4) said bio* k being
column to Sylventer aud Swan's Additious to
Olympia. Washington.! which point of beginning
i- the southwest corner ot the iuteisei lion ol
Fourth street aud * herrv street, Olyiupiu.
Washington. running tlieuce south to the east
and west alley of said block ; rnnii ng thence
west to the divia.ou line between Sylvestei and
SwanV I 01 ation Claim*; running thence in a
northerly direction along Haul diviaion line of
Sylvester aud >wan's Donation Claim* to the
Intersection with the eolith side of Fourth
htreet; tluuce *a*t to the point of beginning.
K N.SIFFI K,
Attorney for I'laintifTs.
l'o*t* ffi-e ami office address: Ul>uipia, 1 hurt
ton county. Washington.
Date ol first publication, May 1911. Tt.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.
IN the Superior c*»urt of the Stat*» of Wash
ington, in and for the County of Thurston
llnaurd Stevens, a bachelor. Plaint Iff. v*. Han*
Niel*on. at all ment:oued herein a *iugie
inau, Defeii<Uut.
Mate i f Washington, to the said Hans Nlel
Bon, Peftudant
You are hereby summoned to appear within
sixty day* after tfie date of t\r*»t publication of
this summon*. to wit within *ixty day* after
ill*- .f»th day of May. lull, and defend the above
entitled actiou in the above entitled Court, ami
aiifwer the eomplaiut ol the plaintiff ami *erve
a copy of your answer on the undersigned at
torney* for plaintiff at ilieir office below atated
aud in case of yonr failure so to d*i. judgment
will be rendered against you accordiug to the
deinaml ef the complaint which ha* been fih<i
ith the clerk of said Court
The object of thi*a< tionia to collect an in
dibtedneaa froiu deitmlant to plaintiff in the
*uin of f.'fs.Mt a* balance of consideration on
purchase price of laud, and to foreclose a lien
of attachment therefor upon the follow lug de
scribed premise*. Mtuate. lying and being in
I hur*tou county. Washington, to-wtt: l.ots
11, 11 and l:t of bloil; of Olympia Highlands.
I HOY \ STI'KPKVAN l\
Attt/ruey* for I'laiutifT.
Postofflcu address, box 'Vm. Olympia, \> anil
ottpe address: Suite 4, liyrne ltuiidmg, o!> in
p a Washington.
Date of liist put licatlon. May 2ft", 1911 Tt.
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