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Quality • FOR WOMEN Hosiery Lingerie Dresses Coats , Rainwear Sportswear Acceslories tills, ' Inc. MANN St. 279-W Simpson Employees To Display Hobbies In Forest Festival Hobbies of Simpson Logging Company employees and their fam- ilies will be displayed here during the Mason County Forest Festival, May 12, 13 and 14. i Marian Gaffney of Joint Power i is chairman of the Simpson Hobby t Show which is being sponsored by[ the Simpson Recreation Assacia- tion. The exhibit is to encourage the showing of home craftsmanship and collections, Miss Gaffney said. Employees wishing to enter' exhib- its may either register with Miss Gaffney at the Joint Power office or write the Simpson Logging Company here. ,,I DEATHS I), MRS. MAltY CARLSON OST Mrs. Mary Carlson Ost, 68, died March 18 at a local hospital and the funeral service was held at 2 p.m. March 21 from Witsiers Fun- eral Home with the Reverend Paul Sweeney of Hoodsport, officiating. Sure'icing are her husband, Fe- lix Ost, Tacoma; two sons, George Ca)lson, Shelton, and Isaac Carl- son, Alameda, Calif.; a daugh- ter, Mrs. Catherine McManemy, Aberdeen, and four grandchil- dren. GEORGE SPALDING George Spalding, 88, Grays Har- bor pioneer and Satsop valley resi- dent for more than 50 years, died at his home the morning of March 25. The funeral arrangements were made through the Whiteside company, Elma. Mr. Spalding was well kn(nvn in Shelton and Mason county. Hc is mlrvived by six sons, and Alvin, all of Elma; five daugh- ters, Mrs. Lee Valley, Elma; Mrs. Frank Bieniek, East Hoquiam; S ppl F Mrs. Cline Ellison, Tacoma; Mrs. -- u les ixtures Oe0rge Kelly, Elma, and Mrs. Blair Thompson, Whites; numerous 4 Sizes  2 Styles  "B" Hearing Aid Batteries grandchildren and great grand- FOR THE HOME BUILDERS. their own electric wiring . . . I have everything SUpplies from the entrance cap to and including and appliances for the complete job. Information sizes and types of material and correct method to meet the National or State Electric Code. a Few Items At Bargain Prices a Lamps on Hand -- 6 Watts to 1000 Watts Complete Informatio, on Electric Heating ci-- " : 'l'l"rT--YOUr Best and Cheapest Servant! . A. Carr """ '"'°""°" PHONE 645 Shelton children; a sister, Mrs. Peter Schafer of Aberdeen and a brother in Germany. Festival Parade Chief Shapes Plans (Continued from page 1) ions; Fred Beckwith, street con= cessions; L. A. Carlson, prizes and trophies. Roy Kimbel, logging how; T. E. Deer and Herb Grell, ;fire pro- tection; Bill Dickie and Dave James, publicity and program; Les Fields, C. Henry Bacon and George SEE US This Week's "" QUALITY P C I A L S MATERIALS lx10 CEDAR • PANELING REASONABLE 3" . C;, V-edged PRICES thousand • HELPFUL )" AircOoled SUGGESTIONS JSON GAS • I NGII ES Small Boats COURTEOUS Tractors SERVICE AT Adams, invitations; George Her- mes, queen committee; C. Nolan Mason, Paul Bunyan committee; Bill Rawding, street dance; Rudy Oltman, Hank Hadsell and Roy Ritner, pageant. INDIVIDUAL committee names will be announced ins c o rain g weeks, Werberger said. The Shel- ton Jtmior Chamber of Commerce has been invited to take charge of[ street decorations, and members of that committee will be appointed soon. Werberger said the Ameri- can Legion will sponsor the post- er contest as in former years, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars will assist with special features. Festival Queen Mary Carnes and her princesses, Ella Mae Noble, Betty Newman, Chl'oe Dickinson and Lois Ayers (of Mary M. Knight High School) visited the Forest Industries Nursery at Nis- qually Monday and posed for pub- licity photographs among thous- ands of seedling trees. These pic- tures will appear in Pacific North- west publications prior to the fes- tivaI. GRAINS CLIMB i qr vv v v vv v v ,,mp v v  ,i,, v ,w,,r ,ip.v ,r ,v vm,  ! LEGAL PUBLICATIONS t wv, v,v,v-v v v  ,w v v'v v v 'w 'v 'v v   • ORDINANt!E NO..l.07-ll)l) AN ORDINANCE r,,paling or(li- uanc(' No. 377 anti licensing and l'(4u- lating taxicabs and drivers thel(..f in t e City of Sh(.Iton, Waslflngt,)u; and I)r( v cling p,maliics for th*' vi()- htli()n thereof. THE CITY COMMISSION ()F TIIE CITY Ol," SHI!ILTC)N D()ES ()RDAIN AS FOLLOWS: So('Iioo I. That lh,' li('cnsing ()f laxival,s, th(' €!xantining nf the qu;dil'i- (.all,ins t)f applicants to driv(, hixi- Cabs. aud th(! livensing of drivers as h.r, qnatler t)rovided shall be tlltdor the supervision of the (?it), Clol.k. :lllit the inspection of taxicahs, illsD(,t'- lion o1; all equipnn)tlt t)a taxicobs in- (']ndiilg meters and the enfor('.in4 the provisions (if this ()rdiaance shall be under tile supervJsi,,n of the Chi,'f (if eel ice. S(.cti,m 2. That no taxicab shall )v or be operated Ul)()n the s r,,,.qs ( f the City of Shelton without l:itst ob- tan ng a license to d() s,). Such It- tense stroll he issued l)y the City Clerk attd only after the Cily Com- mission, shall find that the publi(: tony( nience and necessity rel|utr,, the t peration thereof, Sucll license if issued shall be from May 1st to April ] 3bth of ac.h year and shall be effectiv,, for Stlch period of tlnle nnless SOOII(,r [ suspended or revoked. Applications , for license, for taxicahs shall tie made [ I)y the owner thereof Ul)On blank [ forms to be furni, hod by the City Clerk. Section 3 That no taxicab shall hc licensed unless the sanie is in a safe condition for use as snob. nor nnless J satisfactory evidence has heen fur- nished that Sect ons 6397-T2 and f 6397-28. Ren)ington's Revi.'F'd Statutes l of Washington 194l Sapplbmenl. have been eomplied w th. Section ,I. That the l tense fee shall I be. $25.lX) per annum for (!ach taxicab licensed. "In the case of licenses is- sued on or after November I of each year, one-half only of tile ah()ve fee shall be paid. Such license shall n()t be transferable. Section 5. The Chief ,)f Police and Police I)enartment shall maintain con- stant vigilance (,ver all taxicahs to see that they are kept in a condition of continued fitness for public tlm? lind to this end he and ns off cers shall inspect all taxicabs on the ('ore- plaint t)f any ('itizen. t)r from Lisle to time as they nlay deelll necesstll.y ()r convenient. Sot,(ion 6. That every person driv- ing a taxicab must I), licensed as such. Each applieant for a driver's license shall (at Be of the age of 21 :,'ears or over. (b) Be of sound physique, with good eyesight, and not mbjcct to epilepsy. vertigo, heart trouhle or any other infirmity of body or mlnu Wn,eh might render him unfit for the safe operations of a taxica}). (c) Be able to speak, read and write the Englislt language. (d) Be of clean dress and person and not be addicted to the use nf Intox- i('ating liquors or narcotics. Section 7. That every applicant for drivers' license und('r tim ltri)visi,)ns of this ordinance shall present to the City Clerk satisfactory evidence of his fitness to opel-ate a taxicab before a license shall be issued to hhn. Section 8. That the license fee for driver's license sitall he $3.00 per an- num and such license shall not I),. transferable. The City Clerk will Jsstle to a satisfactory applicant a card duly signed hy the City Clerk each year. Section 9. N,) persolt owning, oper- ating or ('ontrolling any taxicab within the iimils of the City of Shelton shall charge to excee(l the following rat,,s: (at For the first (me-third ndle ,,)' fraction iherenf for one person. $.40. (hi For each succeeding one-third mile or fraction thereof $.10. ((9 For each ad(litlonal lerson for tilt" whole journey, $.25. (d) For each three minutes of wait- ing time, $.10, (el Provid,d that no ,harge shall l)" ilia(to for (!hildren nnd(,r six years of age a('companied by parents or guardian. American farmers marketed Waiting time shall include the time when the taxicab is not in ruotion I.)e- about 31 billion dollars of produce ginning wilh the arrival al ttw lilac( lnSt YOUr according to the U S t I wh ('h it ht h ,on calh,d (,r lilt s,r/42q'$ 4 t atdt,t¢t@, ,:, tt{ Ill¢ c()nsunled Willie, stall(hag at the L, epa...=.,, . s,." ..... . - direction of tile passenger, hut no was 3 per cent above the previous ¢hat s "' ,  'ge . hall be ntade for tinm It)st year and probably established an all-time record. Inasmuch as pro-i duction expenses also ware greater, ] net income was down slightly from I  L _ 'i .v i ou?_y a r .............. • n Lumber and Q0 Operated by Everett Dillon and Joe Simpson SOUth First St. Phono 56 OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL NOON GO TO CHuRcH sUNDAY J. L. CATTO HARDWARE 317 Railroad Phone 48 We Have Our Spring Assortments of HAMILTON | BULOVA i SWISS . Now In Stock A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Selection Until Graduation Time • E. BECKX00 ITH JEWELRY - GIFTS 129 RAILROAD AVENUE PHONE 143 , ...... , ....... :..3 ............ : ......... : ......... ' " -:" .................. ............... "...,. i One used 16x8 .(,r t8x8 Quick Chant'( Lathe. single phase motor: geared head; independent chuck; st(,a(ly rest ('enters ; face I)late ; tool post, two 3/8" Armstrong tool holders; right and left; one :%" herlng bar. The Board reserves the right to re- ject any or all bids. Dated this 28th dny of March. 1949. MASON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. By LYLI O'DELL, Chairman. :l-3J -- 4-7-14,--3t. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT: small furnished house. $40 f)('r )nntllll. SuLtahle for ('OUl)h or working pair. Walking distance fl'otll city center, htquir(" 1Rex .]. r-o Journal° 3-,TI FOg SALE: 5 acres, in Skt)k()mtsll Valley. 5 room house. Interior un- finished. Wired for rang. Has well and (tre(:!k running across back end of properly. Mr. Einatr Kjeshu. Plox 262 or inquire at third house on left past Fiv Corners on Lost Lake Road. K'3-17-31 %-R-- s A-KP, i--f0bfe ;; ff i;' .ii,i f i:i:(.; t: T,. first aud second class tidelands. i :tore cleared. Gooff view of Mt. 1Rain- ier and lnar[ne Ira(fit' int. Shelton. Leslie Yotmglove, Rt. 2, Box 269. Shelton. 3-31--4-14 wisl)ing to donate I)Io,,d for a t)'ans- fusion please go' to the Medical Lahoratory. Security Bldg.. Olympia. Wash, and .state bh)od is for ssme. ......................................................... Ma-Sl FOR SALE: almost new wood I'll| with Therm (fil burner, insulated tank cud uoils. $75. Kilhner El,'('tric. N,). Cots St. 3-31 "FOR SALIi elgJat cleared }ii.ty ],;tS,, Priced for qnick sale, $]000. Will slr 6plt,lv. "InSide lots $150. corner I€u:'$775. Ideal building site. Phone 823-J or 605. P3-31 for inefficiency of the taxicah nr its operator, n()r f()r th(, tiln(! COllSUln(Ni l i i i by I)l't!ll]atul'e l'(sl)ntls( to a call, " ..................................... N(, l',,tul'n charge whatever slla]l be L O G S nlade I'or any distance travelled within the City of Sl elt(n regardless of the PAYING HIGHEST CASH c(,mmen,'emtmt or finish (,t' th( trill PRICE FOR LOGS made. Taxicabs operated for hire hy the Delivered To Our Mill hour shall nnt charge rates in excess of the following: (at Four-passenger capacity exclu- sive of driver, for the fh'st Italf-hour or fraction thereof. $2.00. Ih) lt)r the first hour, $3.50. ((.) For fifteen nlinute periods or fractions thereof, thereafter not total- ing a full hour, rate of $.75. d) Vehicles six-passenger capacity exclusive of driver, for the first half- h.ur, or fraction thereof, $2.50. (el For the first hour. $5.00. (f) For fifteen minute periods or fractions thereof thereafter, not total- ing a full hour. rate of $1.00. If demanded by the passenger the driver in charge oI a taxicab shall de- liver to the person paying or the hir- ing of the same at the time of aueh ynyment a receipt therefore in legible pe or writing containing the name of the owner, driver and license num- ber of the taxicab, and any lten for which a charge is made. the total and the date of payment. lutes ms to fares shall be deter- ,'the officer In charge of the station and both laasa- enger and driver .all comply witl uch determination. ' Section 10..Every person owning or engaged In the business of operating any taxicab shall keep a record of all trt!rm mde, together with the inforln- athm required upon the Passenger's re- c.etpt which record shall be open for inspection at all reasonable thnes by the Departn)ent of Liceases of the State of Washington showing mteh vehicles to be properly honded or in- sured Ior t protection of the publle, and also the Hcenses and permits Is- sued pursuant to city ,)rdtnances. Section 11. Arty driver of a taxicab or for hire car en)ployed to carry pass- engers to a definite point sitall take the most direct route poLble that will carry the psenger safely and ex- pedltiousw to his destination. SectiOn t2. It shall be unlawful for ally person to drh'e or operate a taxi- cab while under the influence of in- toxicating liqueurs or narcotics. Section 13. It shall b unlawful for arty person to refuse to pay the regu- lar fare for a taxicab after haviag hired the same. Section 14. It shall be unlawful for any person to eruJse, drive or operate an uUhired taxicab rel)eatedly or per- sistently to and from and upon any public street in the City of Shelton. Section J& Tlmt licetmes Issued pur- suant to the provisiomt of this ordi- a/me ma. bo reroked Or stpeled )y resoluuon ot me Clty Comratsaion fpr good cause shown or whenever it ,shall find that the licensee or the owner of any taxicab ])as wllfully vio- late4 any of the provlslons of this ordlnarme or permitted the same to he violated; provided, however, no sach license shall be revoked or suspende unless charges in writing shall first be fJ|ed with the City Clerk setting forth with reasonable csrtainty the na- ture of such charges agal,st said li- censee or taxk:ab owner. Upon the fil- ing" of charges as aforesaid the Com- mission shall fix a time and place tlo' the hearing of said charges, and a c()py of the charges as filed, together with notice of time and place of hear- ing,thall be served upon licensee or taxldab owner at least 5 days prior to date Hxed by the Commlssh)n for hearing. Service (if said notice may be made by leaving a copy with some per- son of suitable age and discretion it the place of business or by ra ling a copy of said notice by registered mail Io said licensee or owner. At the hearing on said charges the licensee o,. taxicab owner sltall have the right to appear and defend the charges and if so desires to be represented by eotm- seL Section 16. Upon the revocation of any license for cause the unearned portion of the license fee shall e re- turned to the lieensee. I ¢ttoa 17. That it shall be a mJs- l demeaaor £or any prson to violate I or fail to comply with. any of the pro- | for the violation or t'aflttre to comply [ wLth the provisions of this ordinsnce I I shell be _ptmlhed by  fine not cx- I''elSg'" ('Jrte-Hllrdre-.DoBri 'Or" bY" i intprmonment in the City Jail for a FACTS PRESENTED AT "HEARING ON SHELTON'S WATERWAYS (C,ntinued fr(,m page 1) reslllt oiL" further list. of wood pro- chairman of the meeting, present- ducts. He demonstrated that the ing the witnesses to Colonel Hew- U. S. government has a deep in- itt and other exhibits that had terest in Mason county because been collected in support of the o.f the partnership the government Shclton contentions, has joined in witt the Simpson The first witness, Gcorge Drake CcmHmny on the hundred-year sus- till behalf of the Simpson Logging tained yield contract. Company, gave facts and figures MR. 1)RAKE furthcr testified' as to the high total of the corn- that a conservative estimate prov- pany's freight tonnage that was shipped by water freight. He also ed that almost 4,000 people of the testified as to development of the community depend for their livelt- company's activities and pointed hood on the Simpson Company. out that present figures Would be Mr. Faubert il reply to ques- increased in the future as the (ions by Colonel Hewitt said lhat the specific improvements requir- )(.,'led n()l ex(:eeding thirty days. or ed would be the elimination oi" |IV |)O I sll(*h |'ill(' lII).d ilnl)risonlenl. S(,vtioa D/. That if any st,,'lion or Cape Horn and improvements ill, provision .r 1,art tIwreof ill this ordi- the vicinity of SkookuIII point, nanc.e shall he adjudged to be invalid completion of whieh would give an (,r un,.onstitutionai such adjudk,ation shah not affect the valid ty of the unobstructed and straight chan- ,,rdinan,'e as a whole or any section, nel from Arcadia to Shelton. prnvision or part thereof not adjudged invalid or mconstitutional. OTliER WITNESSE, mot of Sectil,n 19. That ordinance No. ,'Y77 them representing tugboat oper- of the City of Shclton be anti the same ations, and all convinced flint the is hereby repealed. Section 20. This ,,rdinaneo shall take improvements asked would make ,q'fect on the first day of May, 1949. their operation safer and more Section 21. This ,)rdlnanee it (levis(- expeditious, some of them testify- e(J to be urgent and necessary for the ing in person, while others slll)- mitted signed atements Includ- preservation of the publh" health. peaee and safety of th,' inhah|tants ,)f th(, C.ity -f Shblton. Passed bv the City Cornlnissir)n this ed: Henry Foss, of the Foss Tt|g- 29th day oI" Marc)t. t9,t9, boat and Barge Company, To- /s/ IIARRY CARLON. Mayor coma; Mr. Fo and Mr'. Car- Altst: tander of the Puget Sound Freight /s/ ALMA K. CATTO. City Clerk AI)provod as t(, form: Lines; Mr. Grlffith of the Wash- /s/ GIACNN E. CORREA, ington Tug and Barge Company; C tv Att,)rney. 3-31---lt. W. D. Johnson, of the Petroleum Navigation Company. Orville Sund, of the Foss Com- CAI.IL FOB Bil), NOT/CI0 IS HEREIqY OIVEN, that pony; Mr. McCullough, of the Ta- on Monday. April 18. 194{,) at two p.ul., coma Tug and Barge Company; sealed bids will be reeelved )' the Oscar Levin, of the South Olympic, 1.h)ard of County Cornmisslone)'s (,f Itts¢)lt Cclnty. Washington. at their Tree Farm: Carl Neal, of the of(it.(, in the Court House in Shelton, Olympic National Forest; Mr. for the purchase of the foil.owing: Francis and Mr'. Davis, of the Standard Oil Company; Hal el- stead, of the Shelton Port Dis- trict, and Wilbert Ca(to of the same group. WINSTON CO', manager of the Shelton Rayomer division mill presented a signed statement for his company, while H. Enzo Loop, representing Shelton's city gov- ernment, Lyle O'Deil, the board of county commissioners, Rudy Oltman of Shelton schools gave facts t h a t demonstrated the growth of the community in in- dustry and population. F. W. Mathias, representing the Olympia Chamber (if Commerce, spoke of his organization's inter- est in the project and gesture of support for the Shelton request. W. L. Jessup, Journal publisher, made a few introductory remarks at the opening of the hearing while State Representative George Adams summarized the testimony at its close. TIlE COUNCIL ROOM a.t city hall was packed to capacity by those who attended the hearing. The testimohy now shall be given stndy by the army engin- eers and with what supplemental information is provided, a deci- sion will be reached and recom- mendation prepared. FArTH LU'FtlERAN CHURCI! ServiCes in l.O.O.F. Hall ., John DeBoer, Paste F ,, Snnday,.school .for all ages and .Adult Bible class, 9:45 a m Divine worship, 1] a.nl. Ser- mon topic: "Un-swerving pur- pose." Special music at morning service. Adult confirmation instruction 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Mid-week fellowship meeting at R.F.D. 3, Shelton, 2 Miles East the parsonage, 627 J Street on Mt. of Hillcrest on Arcadia Road View, 7:45 p.m. Wednesday.. to the "sign." • WOOD MEETING DATE CtlAN(IED The meeting date for the Ra- Slabs, edgings and planer ends. chael Knot Orthopedic Guild has $11 loa delivered, about 2 been changed from April 15 to cords. April 29. The meeting' will be held at the COSELMAN MILL CO. home of Mrs. William McKenzie. Phone 867-R-1 Evenings Mrs. W. L. Jessup will be co- ................................... hostess. I I I II ...................... - ......................... i ....... LAST WEEKEND FOR FIELD ROSES Prices start at 3 for$1 and up. )I' * * Pansies and Primroses Are Ready BELFAIR GARDENS 1000 feet north Allyn Canal unction. 3-31-1t WE PAY [RADIO" II Clean Cotton Rags } .2 ,ffrYa JOURNAL IU Mt. vw- p,,o,,e ,,-w ii From where I sit'... @Jot'Marsh , Talked? Ih: t ::::r lik. tl is:;hse odpd:as €riFt ri= thhe::b:r sil;si:' :::e,n y ¢: year-old daughter is talking about "a real gone guy--solid--out of this world, but def." "Now what kind of language is that?" Hap barks. "Can't she speak :English?" , ,, ,, i ......  ....... 1 III Students Honored Melbers of the Gi]'is S,,xtotLt, inchld0 Shh'h'y t]uih%', Vil'gil]a Cooper, Pat (filmer(. (b,rrv Ca|q- son. llal'y Clrllcs l)](l l',eltv New- don't take a good long look at our- selves. Sure, there'll always be some differences. I'm on4 of a temperate glass of beer and maybe you wod prefer glng ale--bt/ let's just live and let live:Because when we go ot of our way to find "I'll trsslate it for you," Ma things to find fault with in,others, Hooper says, "in the language of chances are they can find a few in the twenties, when you were about us, too. twenty years Diff. 8he simply meatm this feUow is the 'cst's wlkers: /t.'. Remember how we used to tslk  tf'z  sometimes?" Hap went Imek to reading his newspaper. ., ,,, Walter L. Marble Repreent ing the , MI,'/PRt)PO [ ,ITA N [I1 INS UH, A NC'I,' COMPANY" Life and Per)nal Accident I at1(1 |h,allh Insurance man, and [IC.C(IP:ll)tl[List ii; ,Inset 1904 Stevens Phone 854 Swanson'. Tho,ee ill the vi,,li)) trb) at'e C'Dale ilarthitl, I,.tll:Ty Gid- i J I I I IIIII llllilll I di.l|os and Dick lak,,r. ()'FLIER S()LOIS'I'S and g)'(III), receiving fine ratings :uld conl- ments at the (:(mt(,st were l,,,ah McGraw , piano; Erll(stille (i'.i;|llo S()l)rano; Paul "W|'cnl tr(mlb(me, and the brnss sext.ctt(,, Clirl. Trio irol)l thc Choir, a s(,C()lld (.] i l'i.; Trio, and tlic Girls (;lee (Hub Nonette. * $ :!) I,yn|l She|'wood, hip'h scho(ll inusic tqachcr, and ]:]elh ,]oh)on 1 grade school intl:ic instructor, are attending InllSi(t e(Itl('tltor's c()}i- fercnce ill Po|thlnd, Mat',:h 3() W, D. Coburn, Secretary to April 2. .......... II ..... L I - Ii iI1 _L Well Drilling Water Wells --'rest Holes , OUR WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED Shelton Lodfle No. 1684" LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE MEETINGS HELD EACH 1st an(1 3rd Tuesdays of the Month 8 p.m.Eaghs Hall Marvin Leman, Governor Bedell Drilling Co. LAURENCE BEDELL (formerly Davidson Drilling Co.) Route 3, Box 101, Shelton I II Ill New Hampshire 1 or 1000 BABY from breeding flock 7th (:HICKS best in egg production In entire U.S. in 1948. . t tm  i " i  WA(,ENE FEEl) STORE 219 1st St. - Phone 28 FOR SMALL KIT¢HENS . NEW... ALb-NEW / " :. ! !A $C EHIN00.00 GIVING TROUBLE? Then Trade Now Before It Is Too Late LIBERAL TRADE-IN • ALLOWANCE Killmer Electric 207 COTA ST. PHONE 664