of Washington, which then comprised the entire state, and in that position he remained until July, 1902. In the fall  of 1909 he was elected judge of the superior court for King county, which position he held until May, 1912, when he resigned to reenter practice. Judge Gay is a stockholder and one of the directors of the Post-Intelligencer Publishing Company and has other important financial and property interests, but he regards the practice of law as his real life work. He has in an eminent degree that rare ability of saying in a convincing way the right thing at the right time. His mind is analytical, logical and inductive. With a thorough and comprehensive knowledge of the fundamental principles of law he combines a familiarity with statutory law and.

a sober, clear judgment which makes him not only a formidable adversary in legal combat but gave him the distinction, while on the bench, of having few of his decisions revised or reversed. He is a well known writer on legal subjects and his articles on automobile law are now being published in the Post-Intelligencer. Judge Gay was married in 1890 to Miss Lillian B. Rudd and they have a daughter, Hazel, now the wife of Rollin R. Humber, of Deer Lodge, Montana. Judge Gay is a member of various secret societies and is also popular in club circles. He is a republican, active in the party, and since the admission of Washington to statehood he has been a delegate to all pandora Charms county and state conventions.

 His services are always in demand as a public speaker and his addresses are listened to with interest and are characterized by the strictest logic. Always courteous and pleasant, he represents the type of "old school" chivalry and courtesy, having the faculty of placing anyone at ease in his presence, so that it is a pleasure to meet and converse with him. The circle of his friends is almost coextensive pandora Necklaces with the circle of his acquaintance. ROGER CHARLES STANLEY. Roger Charles Stanley, the president and manager of the Stanley Reinforced Concrete Company of Centralia, has here made his home since pandora Bracelets 1908. He was born in St. Joseph, Missouri, December 19, 1879, and for some time before removing to the west made his home in Chicago, from which Tiffany and co point he traveled in railroad construction work, having been engaged as construction superintendent on reclamation work, and on concrete bridge construction.

 Before going into business Tiffany and co outlet on his own account he devoted considerable time to concrete bridge building and concrete road work in western Washington, having come to this state in 1908. In March, 1912, he organized the Stanley Reinforced Concrete Company, which was incorporated in June, 1916, with Roger C. Stanley as president and manager and K. M. Stanley as secretary. The company manufactures concrete culverts of all sizes and for all purposes. They also make concrete sewer pipe. In 1914 their plant was established on Suma street and the Northern Pacific Railroad, where they increased their capacity. They now have thoroughly modern equipment for work of this character and employ twelve people. In April, 1904, Mr. Stanley was married in Chicago to Miss Catherine Weber, and they have one child, Mabel. Mr. Stanley is well known in fraternal circles.