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PAGE SIX THE MASON COUNTY JOURNAL FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1020
i[ i i i t t t i i i! ifllii fltl t [ [ I i
a judgment of forfeiit:re. tn¢l order
\\;'i(h,d however, that i tn the, (qlinien
]l .._ ,q..p. of the lNdie(, ,Judg ...... ,y of such for-
, " f,,it,,d ,'trill, ..... ,t,.r lb',n int,,xicu.lin
liquor az, -t" all) valu( ind a,htpt,d to
as'a part d" the order al!(I judgment,
,'xt!('llii(n IT, Ih( ']' "Gn" Mtrsha,], itnd
tile i,ro(cl'ds ,,f .stlc!l sale, lifter lmY-
tll,ql[ of all v,SIS ill lh( I)roc'(!odlngs,
, shall t)e pahl into the Town treasury.
.\\;eli,Hi tlll(](q' tiffs s(qt[on an(1 1]lq, ['or-
t',i[llre, d(!,truction or sale of ally ILl'-
I licit! [her(,llll(]tq' shall riot I)e a, bar to
}IrlIV ]M'OS(!CUIi(tn under any other pro-
visiollS of |his ol'dill}ln('!.
SE(.FI(IN X. Any )(,rson violating
;iny 0[' I]lO lH'ovisions tit |his or(]ilnLnce
]shrill t)! lllJltv of a lnisd(nloanor and
:Mrs. Daniel Kcelty is down from S. L. Woo(is, well known Ma,on upon cmvt('tl(,n lhereof shall be pun-
Seattle spending a :few days with her
daughters.
Dec Simmons of Kamilche was in
town Wednesday for the first time
this winter.
:Mr. and Mrs. M. Fredson visited
relatives in Ehna last week.
Jessie Carlton, Lulu Hinton, O, P.
Schriebler and Blanche Woo(ls suc-
cessfully passed the February teach-
ers' examinations.
Dr. French of Elma passed through
town Wednesday on his way to visit
a patient on the Satsop.
ORDINANCE NO. 116.
LI¢ 0.DINANCE relating to ',e man-
ufacture, keepinff, sale, use and dis-
position of intoxicti 1Lquore with.
tn the Town of Hhelton, providin
penalttea for the violation of the
provisions hereof, repoMing Ordln.
anco No. 101 relating to intoxicating
lqnor, and all oher ordinance= or
parts thereof in conflict herewith.
BI,] IT OIH)A1NI,I) I:IY THE COUNCIL
O1' Tl'llt TOWN OF SHELTON.
SECTION 1. This entlrc ordinance
hall bc deemed an exercise ef tile po-
lice power of the State of Washington
and the Town of Shelton for the pro-
ection of the eeonoroic and social wel-
fare of the p{'oplc of the Town or' Sbel-
ton, and all its provislans shall be lib-
erally construed for the acc)mplish-
ln0nt of that purpose.
SE(YFI()N II. Tile words "Intoxiea-
t:ing IA(luor" wherever used in tills or-
dinance shall be hid(1 .and cnnstrued to
include alcohol, whiskey, brandy, gin,
rum, wtne, ale, beer, and auy spirit-
OilS, vinolls, fermented or malt liquor,
ttnd evcry other liquor or liquid con-
ainlng lntoxieating 1)roTleriies, which
tS till)able el' bldng nsed a.s a beverage,
, n,i'l d ally tablets, pnwd(!r, or pellets,
Yrlllt(t or oilier Stlt)sianee, frolTl which
nny Of |lit' t'oregoin or any imitation
theft,el', 0lay be ITlallufactured or con-
Co(!I ed.
SI,CTION Ill, The word "Person"
"wher(,ver ilfqe(l In this ordinance shall
be' hehl anti e'onstrue(] to ITIQLn [lilt] in-
chide na.[ tlral l)('l'sons, llrnls, CO-1)fl rt-
nershtDS ln(1 ctwt)H'ali(n,, and all clnbs
and ItSo(til/[ l(tll (If l)fltllral persons,
vv'ileLher ttcilng ])y thelnselves or by a
s(!rvitnI, nrR't!nt or enll)ll)yee.
SI,:CTI()N IV. It: shall lie llnll{wflll
"or any l)cr,:oll to Inalltl [actllre, sell
or offer for sale, bar! or exehange,
give ova,y, Illrlltsh or olilrv¢isc dispose i
nl ally tnto×lealing If( uor capal)le Oil
being used for a beverage, except that
11 shall noi be, unlLwful for a regularly
ordained ndnis|er, priest or rabbi ac-
tually cnaged In ministering to his
cnngregatl n t(: give tntoxicatiug ]t-
quor tea, ills ccmgregation in the per-
:l'ormance of tile rites of the sacra-
lnent, or f(q, a druggist to dispose of
alcohol ill cnformity with the laws of
the State of Washington and of the
llnlted States of Amerlca
SECTION V. It shall be unlawful
'or any person other than a regularly
ordained minister, prtest or rabbi ac-
tually enraged in ministering to his
congregation, to.have in his possession
any intoxicating liquor other than al-
cohol.
SECTION Vl. It shall i be unlawful
far any person, leasing, renting, own-
ing or occupying any premises, build-
ing. vehicle, or boat to knowingly
permit intoxicating liquor to be manu-
factured, scdd, bartered, exchanged or
given away, furnished or otherwise
disposed of in violation of the provis-
ions of this o,'dinance or to be kept in
violation of the provisions of this or-
dinan,w thercon nr therein.
SECTION VII. It shall be unlawfill
for any person to drink, or give or to
: Cotlnty log'g'er, returned Wednes(lay
from Minnesota where he spent the
winter with relatives.
:Mrs. Fred Rodigan, mother of Mrs.
James Harris, had the misfortune to
sprain her ankle Thursday'
Charles Hepner and Miss Cora
Johnson were married at New Ka-
milehe :March 14, 1900
Bert Shelden and J. D. Kinney
have dissolved partnership and Bert
will continue business at the Central
Hotel.
l offer to give or furnish to any other
Iperson to drink, intoxicating liquor in
i ally cafe, restaurant, public dining
room, eonfconery, drug store or pi]ar-
macy, place of business where soft
drinks are sold, pool ball, club or other
!place of public resort.
: SECTION VIii. if, upon the sworn
complaint of any person it shall be
made to appear to the Police Judge that
:there is probable cause to believe that
intoxicating liquor is being maufaetur-
ed, sold, bartered, given away, exchang-
ed, furnished or othcrwise disposed of
or kept in violation of the provisions
of this ordinance, such Police Judge
Ishall issue a warrant directed t( any
l l'eacc Oltieer in the county, comroan(ling
him to search the premises dcsig'tmted
and described In such eomplatnt and war-
rant. and to seize all intoxicating l|-
quor there found, together with the
vessels *in which it Is contained, and
all Implements, vehicles, furnitures and
fixtures lived or kept for tile Illegal
, llllLn U I'aet Ul'., sale, barter, exchange,
giving tway or furnishing or otherwise
disl)oslng of such liquor, and to safely
keep tile same, and to make a return
of said Varrant,within Three (3) days,
showlng all acts and things done there-
under, with a particular statement of
arr articles seized, and the name or the
person Jn whose possessiou tile same
were found, if any, a,nd 1[ no person
bc found in the possession of said ar-
lleles the return shall so state, A copy
of said warrant shall be served upon
ill(! i)!rson found in poss(!ssJon Ill' any
su(!h intoxie'ating liquer, vehicle, furni-
tilre, or llxtnrc So seized, tlll(] if no
)arson be foun(t ill the possession lhere-
of, a. copy of said warrant shall be
ost(,d on the door of the bulh]Ing or
r()om veherein the Sal31o are found, or
If there be no door, then In any COll-
Sl)]cuous T)lac0 upon tile prenlises,
SI,R)'TION JX, Upon the return of
the warrant as provided in the next
preceding sec.tlon the Police ,Judge
shall fix a time not less than Ten (10)
and not more than Thirty (30) days
}thereafter, for the hearing of said re-
Iturn, when hc shall proceed to hear
and deterlnine whether or not the ar'
lielcs, or any part thereof, were used
or in any manner kept or possessed by
any person in violation of, or with
intention of vlo]atlng any provision of
this ordinance/ At such hcaring any
person e]ainMng any Interest in any of
the articles seized may appear and be
heard upon filling a written claim, set-
ting forth particularly the character
and extent of his interest, but upon
suc'h hering the sworn complaint or
affidavit upon which the search war-
rant was issued and the possession of
snch intoxicating liquor shall consti
tute prima facie evidence of the con-
traband character of the liquor and
articles seized, and the burden shah rest
upon the claimant to show by compe-
tent evidence, his property right or
interest in the articles clatmetl and
that the same were not kept or used
in the violation of any of the pro-
visions of this ordinance. If upon
such bearing the evidence warrants, or
if no person shall appear am claimant,
the Police Judge shall thereupon enter
JS]l.(1 hy a line of not nl()lN! than T%vo
lln o(Ir,,d lelfly ]bollars ($250.00) snd
€'()SIs of pros¢'culion or by JnlprIson-
FlHqlt ill the Town ,Tall for not nlOl'(.
thsn ninety (90) days or by beth such
! [lnl, and tmprisonnlcnt.
!' SHCTION X1. This ordinance shall
b in fall force and effect from and
after date of publteatlon.
l'assed by the Oounetl of tho Town
of Shelton this 4th day of March, 1920.
Approved F, C. MATH'EWSON,
Mayor of the Town of Shelton.
Allesl: ]e. V¢. TI]GTMEYER,
(,lark of the Town of Shelton.
J)ate of publication, March 19, 1920.
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS ....
Secretary Houston has announced
that no further loans would be made
to the allies.
Vermont advocates of license added
nearly 100 towns, dry a year ago, to
the wet column in the town meotlngs
held recently.
The French government has acquired
the patents to a new gun which has a
range three to four times that of the
German "big Bertha."
Since January 1 emigration has ex-
ceeded Immigratlon by 8000, It was de-
clared by Representative Isaac Siegel
of the house immlgration committee.
The commission appointed by Presl-
dent Wilson to settle the coal strike
has split definitely on the questions
of wage increases and hours of work.
The loss to the government as a re-
sult of the supreme court's decision,
declaring stock dividends not taxable
as Income, will be nearly half a billion
dollars.
The Montana state railroad commis-
sion will oppose the plan of the state
of Washington to construct the Colum-
bla basin reclamation project, embrac-
ing land in eastern Washlngton.
Allen Land Bar Urjed In California.
San F rnico.-7-F!ans to submit to
the people of California as soon as pos-
sible an initiative etitlon designed
to prevent aliens, ineligible to citizen-
ship, from controlling or operating
agricultural land in any other capacity
than as laborers were made at an
executive conference of representa,
tires of the California Oriental Ex.
elusio league and other affiliated
organizations.
Higher Express Rate= Wanted.
Washington. -- Increased expresn
charges, 'ranging from 10 to 75 per
cent and estimated to yield $25,000,-
000 additional evenue annually were
aked by the American Railway E.
press company in a petition filed with
the interstate commerce commission.
Economical Trans
'Baby Grand'
INISH does not make the auto-
mobile any more than 'clothes
make the man, but the finish
and equipment of the Chevrolet
"Baby Grand" Touring Car are evi-
dence of the care with which it "is
made throughout to meet the re-
qui}.ements of the most particular
motorist,
We now have one on the floor.
Come in and see it.
SHELTON GARAGE
Phone 391
' .Touring Ca -"-* "
..... ..,.'..L-L..= ,,
700ULD TAKE OVER
Washingion.--A p'a: "'"der wh c]
American st ealnhlp con]paniof would
take over and operate with American
ships the 60 pre-war world trade routes
of the Hamburg-Anerican line is be-
ing worked out by the shipphtg board,
subject, it is understood, to the ap-
proval of the German eomptmy.
The proposal was approved by the
senale commerce committee, 10 to 4,
after Chairman Payne had explained
it in executive session.
Both Chairman Jones and Mr. Payne
said the board would not be a party
to the p{'oposed arrangements with the
Hamburg-American line; that its part
merely would be to furnish ships,
either through sale or lease and to lend
its co-)peration in obtaining this busi-
ness for American shipping interests.
It was said that any arrangement
made would be a co-operatlve one, that
the tlamburg-America line had the
Irt facillties for handling its pre-war
businels, but wa without ships. The
routes which the American companies
will take over inelude not only those
between Germany . and the United
States, but also those to South Ameri-
ca, the orient and other parts of the
world.
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PF.£RL OIL(00Ros,.s00, i,
refined and re-refined by
a special process, mak-
ing it a dean-burning
fuel for home use. Ask
your dealer for PEARL
OIL.
STANDARD OIL COMPA-N
(c^,,o=m.l
HAVE YOU TRIED
SMITH'S
FRESH
ROASTED
PEANUTS
Our new electric
roaster does them to
/turn.
( SMOKERS'
/ HEADQUARTERS
Cigars, Tobaccos and
High Grade Candies.
Guns, Ammunition &
Sporting Goods
W.H. SHITH
All .the Daily Papers
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Office Phone 441. Res. Phone 71
N. E. ROBERTS
Physician and Surgeon
Succeeding and located in the offices
of the late Dr. Wells.
H. G. BRADBURY
DENTIST
Postoffiee Building, Shelton, Wash.
Open 9 to 12--1 to 5
Evening by appointments.
DR. J. J. MUSTARD
Res. phone 755. Office over Capital
National Bank, Olympia. Offieephone
639. Office hours 10:30 to 12:30 p.m.
2 to 5 p. m. 7 to 8 p. m.
CHAS. R. LEWIS
ATTORNEY--AT--LAW,
Phone 463. SHELTON, WASH.
(Rooms 7 & 8 Lumbermens Bldg.)
ALDEN C. BAYLEY
"LAWYER
Mason County Abstract & Title Co
Bldg. Opposite State Bank of Shelto
PHONE 231. SheIton, Wash.
A. L. BELL
Abstracts and Surveying
Draughting, Real Estate, Loan
and Insurance.
Horn Bldg. Shelton, Wash,
GRANT C. ANGLE
Notary Public
Real Estate, Insurance and
Conveyaneing
Fire, Life, Health and Accident
and Bond Insurance.
JOURNAL OFFICE. SHELTON
Passengers, Baggage
and Freight
REASONABLE RATES
PHONE 41.
D. E. BARRETT
_ Jo a-e, \\;\
LonstlpSt0000 ,,
--.-- , i
THERE IS NOTHING equal to Chamberlain s--
, Tablets for constipation. When the proper
dose is taken their action is so agreeable and so
natural that you do not realize that it is the effect
of a medicine. These tablets possess tonic propcr-
ties that aid in •establishing a natcral and regular
action of the bowels. Chambcrlain's Tablets have
cured many cases of chronic constipation.
W 3IIDIM 1 Wholesome, Cleansing,
/IU..... v,., Relreshlng and Ilesllng
lJ t0tlon--Murine for Red.
o c(3'.,' hess, Soreness, Granula-
r, m tlon.ltching and Burning
|UUR .| [.,.)of the Eyes or Eyelids;
"2 Drops" After the Moviea, Motoring or Golf
will win your confidence. Ak Your Druggist
dbMurine when your Eyes Need Care.
lurtao e lemcdy Go,, Ghio
A Helpful
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ILLUSTRATED WITH COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS
No wise eed buyer will tlflnk of purchasing his re-
quirements without first consulting this book. It telle
positively Of the *'lll,S'l' SEI,Ii) FOI1L 'PItF XVE,T."
Brimful of authentic Information and containing
%5"ISqPEIIN n--iD CATALOG.
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" IVi{]TE FO|{ YOUR CO|'¥ TODAY
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The Chas. H. Lilly Co.
Soattlo 'akllna l'0rtla nd
SHELTON-OLYMPIA
Hail Stage Line
Waiting Room and Lady Atfendant.
L. M. STEWART, Prop.
Daily Schedules
" Leave Shelton
8:30 a.m. 3:00 p, m.
I
11:30 a.m. 4:45 p. m.
FARE ONE WAY $1.00--ROUND TRIP $1.50
Tickets on sale at Johnson's Garage--Waiting Room
Tickets good until used.
Leave Olympia
7:00 a.m. 3:00 p. m.
/ 11:00 a.m. 5:00 p. m.
Headquarters at Central Bus Station
Phone 22.
SHORTY
THE ONLY TAILOR IN TOWN
New spring samples have arrived so order
that new suit now
Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
Ladies
Suits sponged and prcased , 1.00
Suits cleaned and pressed . . 2.00
Ski-ts .... 1.00
Jackets . . 1.00
Dresses ...... , • • 1.75 up
Fancy Dresses cleaned and
pressed , ...... 2.25 up
Genilemen
Suits sponged and pressed . . $1.00
Suits dry cleaned and pressed . 2.00
Coats ...... 1.00
Pants - 1.00
Pants sponged and pressed . . ,50
Overcoats dry cleaned and pressed 2.00
Overcoata dyed ...... 5.00
Suits dyed ........ 5.00
J. T. WALSH, Box 216, Shelton
SOFT DRINK STORE
ii i i
EMIL PAULSON, Prop.
All kinds of pleasing Soft Drinks, Hot Drinks and Light Lunch
Fine Candies, Cigars and Fresh Roasted Peanuts
Furnished Rooms for Transient Ghests. Shelton, Washington
I
J. E. CONNOLLY
Shelt0n Harket and
Ice Plant
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