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FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 19&apos;20 THE MASON COUNTY JOURNAL ii I I II| III "-- I I I I I II I I PAGE SEVEN .kl t l _! r i ! i'I 1• , ll: rl, '( Corn Husker Reaps from 25,,,=Acres Per Day, • :ig: /! .... :i.: ,: ,..t;2 ¢ K" I ., '  " : " :::: ::' I , '.',. ... . . :,:;? z ...... c,L That necessity is the mother of invention has long been an establlshd fact, but it is being proved anew in regard to the agriculturist and the "hired man." Here is the newest, a corn-husking machine which will husk from 24 to 30 acres per day. Farmers find it ahnost impossible to get efficient help, but the farmer with a grown son or daughter who can operate a gas engine can clean up a big Job in Just a few<lays. Or even with limited help, this machine makes possible larger fields In the future. Between 6000 and 8000 men are em- ployed in the logging camps of Grays Harbor, although the car shortage has put ninny of them out of employnmnt. A group of bondholders has started suit against the Wenatchee Valley Gas & Electric coral)any, asking for $654,- 000 and interest on a general mort- gage. Under present conditions it costs the farmer who operates 240 acres within a radius of six miles of Pull- man approximatcly $1.91 a bushel to raise 30-bushel wheat, according to figures compiled by Dean E. . John- son of the state college. After a five-day trip up Mount Rain- Ier, 116 mountaineers of Seattle, Eu- gene, Yakima, Everett and Tacoma, returned and left for their respective homes. A few members of the Maza- mas of Oregon and the Sierras of Cal- ifornia were in the party. An idea originating with the den. Labor council of Pasco which now promises to be carried to a successful conclusion Im the establishment af a social club to include the entire city. Committees from the various organi- sations of the city are at work n the details. ...... COLONEL BARROWS I The II alleged I. W. W. accosed of the murder of IAetHenant \\;Varren O. C-rimm at Centralia, November 11, will not be tried at Mont,sano. This was announced by Superior Judge John M. Wilson after hearing arguments by George F. Vanderveer, attorney for the defense, for chatge of venue. It Is thought probable the trial will be a:nsferred to Olympia. About 35,000,000 feet more lamber was shipped last year from Orays Har- bor by wa4r than the prevtotm yee, according to figures compiled• EXclu- sive of December, which ws one of tl largest months of the year, fig ,'or which are not yet fully*made up, shipments totalled 28,414,700 feet. Approximately 35 million • feet were hipped during December. Plnal estimates of the galn, potao and hay crops in Washington tndloate i z total area of 3,815,000 acres with a production valued at $161,098,000, a reportel, by O. S. Ray, fild agent/for the federal bureau of crop estintea. the area this year exeeeds that of 1918 by 180,000 acres while the aggre- gate value of the crops is more tha State of Ohio,'Clty of Toied0, Lucas County, ss, Frank J. Chancy makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F.J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOT.1.ARS for each |'€I every ('liNe o (l#:rl'[l |iH cannot l)e ('u)'(.d I,y (lleuse of II.\\;I,L'S CATAII{H 1MIql)ICINE. FI{ANK J. CHICN],]Y. Swtu'n to before me and subs('rihed in In}* pr(.,,qotlce, this 6lh day )f l(,'ember, A. l). ISS6. A. "W. GLb2AS(IN, (Seal) Not:try Public. Hall's Cai:lrrrh l(,dh'in(, is taken In- torn:lily Iilld acts il 'I)ll! I I!lo HI'rod on lhe MIh'(1UR Sllrf;tces oI the Syst,oln. Send for Icslllnonlals. free, F. 3• CItI¢,Nt,:Y & CO., Tab-do, O. Sold by all drtlKists, 5,'. Hall's Family l'lllv for ¢onslipatlon. OTICE O]E' SAIE U' STAT - ATDS Notice is hereby given that on Tues- day. the 3rd day of February, 1920. be- tween tile hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and 4 o'clock in the afternoon, commencing at ten o'clock in the fore- noon of said day, in front of the mtin entrance door to the County Court House in the City of Shelton, County of Mason, State of Washington, either by the County Auditor of said county, 'or by a member of the Board of State Land Commissioners of the State of ,Vashington, the following described slate lands, together with tile improve- ments situated thereon, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder therefor, to-wit: Application IWo. 10807. NIC,: of NV, of section lfl, town- ship 20 north, l'alige 2 West \\;V. t., con- Ilhling 40 seres, nlore or ]ass, acc:ord- tllg 1.,.) ill(.* gOX,'tl'nllll'llt 'SUI'VCy thi.reof, &l)t)rais(,d .'it l(l(Ifl.llt!, • IlIIpI'OVCIIIUII1.S ltpl,raispd at Sill0.00. Said lands will 1)e sold for not less [1HIll t}le al)l)rais('d vslue :tbov strtt(qt slid llpon tile tcrnls and conditions fol- lowing: Terms and Conditions of Sale.Not less than Olle-tolltil of tll( 1)n reh;q so. rlce nlust be paid at the thne of ssle to the ofllccr making the sale. 't'hv )urehascr, if he be not tile owner of the lnl])rovl!nlcnts, nlust forthwith psi), to the officer making the sale lhe full amount of the appraised value of the improvenlents, as ab(,ve stated• One- tenth of the purchase price must be aid annually thereafter with intercut on all deferred payments at tile rate of six per eentum per annunl, togeth(;r with accrued interest on any balance at the same rate: ovided, That any )urchaser may make full payment of principal, interest and statutory fees at any tlnla and obtain deed or state patent. The purchaser of Iand contain* Ing timber or other valuable materials Is prohibited by law from cutting or removing any such timber or materials without first obtaining consent of the Commissioner of I)ubllc Lands or the board, until the full amount af the purchase price has been paid and deed issued. All sales of state lands are made subject to the reservations of oils. gases, coal, ores, minerals and fossils of every name, kind and description, and to the additional terms and con- ditions prescribed in tle act of the leg- islature" approved March 20, 1907, being section 3 of chapter 256 of the Laws of 1907. Said land will be sold subject to the ,.terms, conditions and reservations of chapter 109 of the Session Laws of 1911, relating to easements for rights* of-way and the carrying of timber, stone, mineral and other products eves the same, YOUR BANK BOOK is your best protection a.a"finst the high cost of living' l)eeauso it encour- tlg'es CaFC and COllScrva- lion in 5'our spending. You shouhl carry your money in the STATE BANK OF SHELTON I!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH`IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII- i HOTEL SHELTON =i [] I]II,L1ARDS AND POOL--A CLEAN SPORT Confectionery, Cigars and all Soft Drinks :2 ----- EDWARD H. FAUBERT, Mgr. [] _-- [] .! i lII HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIII i NEW SOLES AND HEELS will give you a new pair of shoes and save you the expense. We invite attention to the facet that in our modern shoe re- pairing we use only the best grade of leather. That means longer wear and a greater sav- ing, things not to be ignored in these days of soaring shoe ;eels, .. • .., ,ii[ CHAMPION SHOE REPAIR H. M. Roseholt, Horn Bldg, Workmen have begun oleartng the ITound for the erection of a new fish hatchery at Chinook, which the Wash- ington fisheries department will build to replace the one now In operation there. The new building will have a capacity of 4,000,000 salmon eggs an- nually, nearly twice the capacity of the old plant. Mayor T. C. Rogers and Glenn Nor- man, superintendent of the city light department of Centralla, have return- ed from Clarkston, where the}, inspect- ed a power plant owned by ths Wash- i.nEton-ldaho Light & Power company. and which It proposes to install at Centralia for the Sherman Counl Light & Power company. Edwin G. Ames, SeatUe Ihlpbuildar, w appointed by Govrnor Hart at a member of the state indtmtrial code mmmision to succeed William Short, president of the state federation of l- r, rssigned. The commission now consists of W. L. Dimmick, Yakima; $ohn Pattison° Spokane; D. M. Evans, H. A. Moore and Mr. Ames, Seattle. O. 8. Larsen, vice-president of the icandin&vian-Ameriean bank at Ta Cot, David P. Barrows, who hall been In.tailed al pPaldent of the UnlvePlty of California to succeed Benjamin Ide Wheeler. i In an effort to relieve the car short- age which is crippling the lumber bus- mess in the northwest, a large num- 9or of cars have been allocated for 'mmediate service on the three trana- ;ontinental lines terminating at Seat- tie, W. C. Kendall, director of car srvice of the railroad administration. told the Washington eongressional [slegation. Northwest mills, Mr. Ken- iall said, have outgrown railroad facil- ,ties, and there is little likelihood that he production of the mills can be hau- lied under {he present rail conditions. Unless the commission appointed to xamlne wages and conditions in the ,'oal industry comes to an immediate lettlement of the dispute between of- clals of district ten, U. M. W. A., and 's Wilkeson Coal and Coke company )ver the company's decision to operate |44,000,000 greater than last year. A new irrigation project has been put forward with every prospect of success, according to the backers, she say that if the application for ter rights is approved, the sale of the bonds to eastern capitalists is cer- tain. The plan is to tap the Touchet river at Belles and carry the water through a 12-foot canal down the rouchet valley and onto the lower Sureka flat. About 72,000 acres of land are to be irrigated. The cost of The above described lands are offered I I I I II All,lu.b00n, ! for sale in pursuance of an order of the Board of State Land Commission- ers. and an order of sale duly issued and certified by the Commissioner of Public Lands of the State of %Vashlng- ton now on file in the office of the county auditor of said county. CLARK V. SAVIDGE, Commissioner of Public Lands. 12-26-1-30-6t OTIO 1 O 8JL]B 03P 8TATI *r-JLrJDB Notice Is hereby given, that on • s improvement is estimated at $2,- day, the 3rd day of February, 1920, be- , |00,000. between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon, 0ommencing at ten o'clook in the forenoon of Im.id day, in front m||[n||||||||||||n||||||||||||||||||||||||||[|||||||||||i|||[|||[|[||||||[||||w '' of the main entrance door to the - . . • • ...._,. .... ICounty Court House tn tbe city of ! j 2o. b49. I Shelton, County of Mtmon State of NOTICE OF APPOITMEN T  I Washington either by the county 'l 't.-'3Ct ......................... laudit°r°fsaid°°unty°rbyamemberli 00ISHING ll yf' d | of th. 00oard of slat. 00,od Comm,.- a m rlen s -- sioners of the State of Washington, 1 the g.o.m. o-*  *. **  the following described state lands, -"" ..... :--**-"''-'''";a'--'" together with the lmpr0veraents situ'/i $-{00I15 ndp th C | vva.,gon in an, xor ,ne oun Wated thereon, ,'ill be sold at public a atrons e om- of Mason. In Probate. auction to the highest bidder therefor, tow. | pl f th S In the Matter of the Guardianship " : ApUeatama 'o a8 I[] * [] of the Estate of JOHN ANDER- All tide lands of the econl" class, as lments o e eason. == SON, Insane. defined by section 1 of chapter 36 of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Session Laws of 1911, owned by [] = the undersigned has been appointed the State of Washington, situate in [] HANSEN BROS -= front of, adjacent to or abutting upon and has qualified as guardian of the that part of lot 4, section 18, township -- above entitled estate; and notice is 21 north, range 1 west W. M., mess-  further •given to all creditors of said ured along the meander line as follows:  i Begiuning at the point of intersection |||||||||||||||i||||||||||||||||||||||||||||i||||H||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| voma, has presented to the state a ts mine at Wilkeson on an open chop John Anderson, Insane, to serve of the meander line with the north line life-size portrait of the late Governor )asis, the iseue will be made a na- their claims, duly verified, on the of lot 3 of said section 18, produced Illll i I I ster The picture is the work of al on " • . ;ion e which may result in the undersigned guardian, or his attorney west and running thence S. 14, ° W. I. prague Hathaway, Boston (ass.) pUdiation of the settlement between " of record, and file the same with the 3.20 chains, more or less, to an angle artist, and will hng beside the p0r- ae' r0verament and miners" Robert Clerk of this Corn% with proof of point13. E. in3.54saidchainsmeanderand s.line;0 ° 4ythenceE. 3.26S' traits ot other governor in the ezecu .-  . .... . . ' . . • sewice, within six months from the chains to the true point of beginning , " it. l-larllD, presloent oz amtrlct r d " " " tiv ate of the first pubhcatmn of thin of this description; thence running S. e r.oom of the capitol building at mid at SeatUe. ' notice, to-wit: within six months 0*45' E. 1.45 clains, S.6 ° E. 5.63 chains, l:uzmpm. - __ from the 2nd day of January, 1920; and S. 28% ° E. 2.92 chains, to the terminal point of this description with • othezvise such claims shall be barred, a frontage of 10.00 lineal chains mess- • i  ' C.I. PRITCHARD, ured along the meander line according to a certified copy of the government i , Guardian of the Estate' of John field notes of the survey thereof on L Anderson, Insane hie In the office of the Commissioner of / ALDEN C. BAYLEY, Public Lands at Olympia. "Washington, )" .i Attorney for Guardian, appraised at $6.00 per lineal'chain, or Shelton, Wash. i 1 8 15 22 4t $60.00. .,d ' Said lands will be sold for not less l{g ' than the appraised value above stated i ' No. 506. and upon the terms and conditions for ; #g'\\;\\klII[#Ek  , zwwz o' ,,,,,-,,a, .=.. a',',, lowing: TI I OOl11O Of Bale.--Not i /t.k2   IOT A14 ETITZON O]f DZS- less than one-tenth of the purchase : /F''Z    TRIBUTXO'. " price must be paid at the time of sale to the officer making the sale. The ! I m • ////a,msnutwt¢,.x_ llnbl&'k._ In the Superior Court of the State of purchaser, if he be not the owner of the improvements, must forthwith pay ill A JlWil >.iil ,Vahlngton for Mason Count,. (In to tlo officer making the sale the full amount of the appraised value of the t maws-wmi ' " Ii.: In the Mt.tor of the lqstate of EMIL improvements, as above stated. One- ' 'rl '[] "l [| ,i{t'-,,--e ,.. E. LI'VELY, Deceased: tenth of the purchase price must be paid annually theroafte wta interest • --.L "],11'" NOTICE 1S It1]llllY GTVEN that on ell deferred payments at the rate   '  '  " lt [Clara A. IAvely, the executrix of the of six per centum per annum, together Iwittl accrued Interest on any baian,.'e "" " I1" "a, IL-II , II , \\;V/ . l e.-.tatc ,,r 1:n,u r:. l.ave,y, dec,,asod, has at the snn,e rate: eroaed, =hat auY principal, interest and statutory fees at, any time and obtain decd or state : 1 V  VMm mm m=mvm m.m v lie 8lid l}h'd witil tim Clerk of tile SLI- 11  • llerior Court of said County tlld Slate, Imtcnt. The I)lll'ChtIser of land contalll* i l'ln{ovll'g all.v sllc}l tllDbvr or nlatci'lals IIW/llrl II. llW/ll(tt' ip,-*l,tl,,,, r,,r ,,lst,.,,,,,,,o,; .,.,,d t,,at S.t- aLabVaLa@.ls iLVdV-PtJt . [urday Li,e ]Ttil dllY of Jtllluary, 1920, without first obtaising COltSent of tile IConmlisioncr of Public Lands or the -  fat 10 o'ehck n 111 st the ('lUl.t ]{coin board, until the frill al/lOl.lnt '-)f th0 The right kind of printed forms will help your business ot: ou,..:thl st;'l,,,,,;'or i:'ou;.t at Sh,dLon, purchase l, rlce has bee,, paid and deed • " " " in' sad (? unty ha < I)con duly appointed prosper by sawng your time and keeping your records ...... I Isucd. J All ssles of state lands are made • re h e -- by our Superior CourL for the scitlo-isubject to the reservations of oils, ln p pars ap . nl,,,it of the ]i'tnal lleport, at which }s'ec°alnn.::Sl,pi(r." a.:,.., ",•,. c:als ndn.',.¢;,!}s Uur servme as pnnters Is not limited to taking your repo, t distribute the Droperty to ltm dtllons prescribed/n li 'ran 'n order and putting some ink on paper according to heirs or imrsons cntith?d to the snmel le}islattu'e approved larch 20, 1907, behtg scci.ion 3 of challter 256 of the and discharge the l:x,cutrlx. Laws df 1907. Said land will be sold subJecec to Vit.noss thu Hen. ]l. 1,'. Vrbvbt, Judge the terms, conditions and reservations I STR. S. G. SINPSON t , t i t t THE SHELTON-TACOMA ROUTE Single Fare $1.51'. Round trip $2.72 (Daily except Sundays) Leave Shelton 7 a.m. Leave Tacoma  p. m. The morning trip connects with the 11 o'clock Tacoma to Seattle boat at Municipal Dock. Passengers from Seattle to Shelton should take the steamer leaving Seattle at 1 o'clock p. m. Seattle shipments should be delivered to City Dock. S00LTON TRANSPORTATION COHi'A]00 I I I I II I I II Make H A R R Y FO RD I I Dealer in Rough'and Dressed Lumber, Shingles, Mouldings, Doors, Windows. If you are going to build don't overlook the fact. We can save you money. Lct us figure with you. A square deal to all is our motto. Mill at Matlock. Yards at Shelton. your directions. I II Ilqll I I I I I I I I We are able to make suggestions for business printing of the sahl Supt, rior Conrt, and the of el,st, tot 109 of tho Sesslon Laws of t , seal nf said Court atllxed this 20th 1911, relating to easements for rights. II' that may save considerable money for you. Our plant d,,r o; December, a99. of-way aml the currying of Umb,,r. • stone, mineral and otier products over €  t ia completely equipped and we carry a stock of I"IATTll,] E. I{UCI=I3R-GAI.FIIL1), the same. Blacksmithing_..Horseshoeing Connty Clerk and Clerk of ttc Superior The above described hmds are offer- "Protection That Protects" ed for sale in pursuance of en order ./,o[wuO/.  Court. of the Board of State Land Commis- Life, Accident, Health3 in 1. il@l FITCH & ItNTSON, stoners, and an order of sale duly, NORTHERN LIFE '. "..". HILI31AN i [ issued and certified by the Connnis- ; "[lie Utility BuMn# Paper Attorneys of record for Executrix. stoner of >ublic Lands of the State of INSURANCE CO. has leased the Pldl Horn bIack- Office and postofllce address: Rooms Washington now on file n the offiee l The Home Company of Seattle smith shop, mad is now doing in order to give you the qulcket service possible. 601-2-3 Bankers Trust Bldg., Tacoma, I of the cOunty auditOr of said county, i G.E. Kellogg, District Agent, I CLARK V. SAVIDOE. ! blacksmithing, h o r s e shoeing Pierce County, Washington. | Commissioner of Public Lands. and general repair work. 13-26-i-16-4t 12-26-1-30-6 ' - ............. '" ' IBIBJLw_,, " /