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e Two Pa 1 Maryliill use... Gets Area Much National Notice The Mal'yhill Museum of Fine Arts, located on a promentory i high above the Columbia river,' near C-oldendale. is taking its‘ place this year as a premier tour-i ist attraction. Washington Vis- itors from all over the country are planning their routes to in-i elude this interesting edifice,l erected by the late Samuel Hill. Closed for more than a quarter century, the stately hall_s,.of half-million dollar mansion, cram- med with art treasures of three continents, were first opened to the public last month. Robes, thrones, crowns and jewelry of royalty, gifts of Queen Victoria to her granddaughter Queen Marie] of Rumania, personal possessionsl l l of the late King Albert of Bel— gium, personal relics of Napoleon Bonaparte, and of the late Pope] Pius XI, exhibits from’t‘he"May«" flower, Mr. Hill'srare collection of books and manuscripts treas- ured at more than $90,000—these and other museum and art ob- jects are attracting wide atten- tion, One section is devoted to early Indian artifacts and presents his- tory of natives of the Northwest. A bronze plaque, unveiled at the formal opening, commemorates the dedication of the huge con- crete “castle,” by Queen Marie during her visit to the State of Washington in 1926. The museum, on the Evergreen highway 100 miles uporiver from Vancouver, is open daily 10:00 a. m. to 6:00 p., m., and Sundays from 10:00 a. m. to 7:00 p.‘ m. It is but 63 miles from Bonneville dam, and many Wash- ington residents. are ineluding'the beautiful Columbia. Rchl‘ drive, and inspection of the mammoth power project, in their trip to the museum. lNearby stands of the pictures— que Stonehenge, also erected by Hill, a monument to those who gave their lives in World War 1. The Stonehenge and museum are receiving nationwide publicity, in a booklet distributed throughout the country by the State Progress; Commission, to tourists who may be visiting Washington this sum— mer. WILL 1N PROBATE Judge John M. Wilson, in Sil— perior court Saturday, admitted the will of the late George Beres- ford Roberts, Union City resident, to probate, body Wright as executrix to SETVe without bond as provided, in the will, and appointed J. E. Martin. F_ H. Dichl, and Phil C. Bayley as appraisers. HOME 'i ’l i C Convenient Terms :0 Reasonable Rates 0 NO DELAY, ' Mason County Savings '8: Loan Association Title Insurance Bldg. "the Kamilche " from . "Avis, Miss Violet Olund, Mr. and appointed Lois Pea-- Ladies Meeting Slated July 10' Kamilche, June 10—The Kamil- ehe Valley Ladies Club met Wed- nesday in the Grange hall. It was decided to change the date of the next meeting to July 10. Members present were Mrs. Bar-g Sliiuiiiisiiiii ” ‘iilialiiiN—iiiiis Olympia Takes 10-5 Victory Toe SHELTON—MASON COUNTY JOURNAI: ConSc’idated with The Shelton independent lilnlcrvd as second—class matter at the postot‘i'ice at Shelton, Vt’ashinglon , . . . Subscription Rates: L0 BY MAIL: in Mason County (outside of Shelton city mail carrier districts) ' $2 per yi'ai'; 6: months. $1.23: 1} months, 752‘. Foreign $3.50 per your. Postal irirg‘uliilions forbid residents or Shelton served by cin mail carrier from 'i-ceiiing their Journal by miiil. BY JOURNAL CARRIER: ill Shelton. 25¢ per month (collected by carrier) i‘ $4.00 per year in advance. Published every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon Push Olympics Within Half Game of Basement I --------‘.- COR {HOT l..i'lBEI. Us sports scribblers have wont to tab muscular Waters the “one-man "y! p i as tlacl. . ideline Hunts 14.1314) ofller times he scored double bcen‘wins and added third place per- F r 11 n l: l f01‘mil.‘.lCCS for 12-point totals. Duri Masons from man , lodges, including She l ~‘<’~"Clnk,‘l'l.()l'], ‘i‘ort Ult ‘1 i dale, etc, joined W} I) Masons in ccle anniversary of the lodge l'lst 'I‘hursflflynr An excellent dinn“ tertaivling programovg‘". to I" l" up; those three years of ron Mrs. Erma Roessel and son, 1 ' l .. , v ,. , . . . q , ,.. ~- , 1 - b, EVERGREEN LEAGUE : GRANT C. ANGLE, J. EBER ANGLE, ,team for tilese pas. .hlcc yearn,,competltlon under the H gncllm Gene' Mrs' Grace Petty and! W L “F “A Editor Manager ‘What vith his weekly personaller banner Water:i took 30 first by a gal-111011118 ffwg. daughter Mary Lou’ . Mrs~ 17101“ Olympia. ................ .. 7 3 61 51i scoring totals almost always reg—jpiaces. Yes, that “one—mail track ‘30“? 05 t9? 19dg"'fl'0f- 'i ence Taylor’ Mrs' Mxldred scott Bileada 6 3 53 40 Mumb‘m 0f W‘Wl‘ingl‘m NWISI‘HJW‘ ""h‘JS’l‘TS' ASSOCiaUO“ ‘isterine in two figures. and a‘team” label we scribes hung on Mt- MOMr 1 LOGS.” “63 find... children, Bobby and 'Mary, Yell,“ ____ __ _ 5 4 48 .55 alldNatlonal Editorial Association ,manceoat. thh Highchmber Star’s Frank “yaters appears to have fer-red the thlrd Mrs‘ Elma” casey' Mrs‘ Anme El' SHELTON . 4 (i 55 68 il'ccord shows how nearly righ’tibccn well earned. ,' Um CQI‘F'UOUY- “Cm, llso-n' Mrs: Helen Keyzersi Mts' Toledo ..... .. .. 3 6 74. '67 BE Elliat label really is, —— 7931311: SCVVCfalnlCigy‘, Esther 30109 and daugflte“ AV‘S'I Jmtralia .............. .. :3 6 35 45 ' The Sidelincr browsed timi 1m THIS CORNER ,Memh find Dumplings, 335‘MXEraMgff‘;rgriioggaitc'ugé Scores Sunday l the records for the past three i .“till in the record-rummaging: lllf‘iCi- ton/Ill" tio iodgai. Or a 01 m ia 10, Shelton 5 - ' . ' ‘ ' ' .' , . ._ . years and found out that Wa- lmood. the Sideliner’s diggings' 1‘ mil ~ {7150" CM ‘ . Mrs‘ Pearl conner’ Buycodii. 13, Yelm 3 Whlle thls beetlon ls .ant1011)at,lng Wlth plcaéule tors personally accounted fo r lturn from track to baseball. wherre 5011‘ “mlwer'fl'n” / nose graduating I-‘om Time the Completion and opening of the Narrows bridge the amazing total of 2m points -; two other Highclimbcr athletes “ Reed high school Tuesday even- ing from this vicinity were Rich-, ard Dunbar, Jim VValdrip, Jack; Edwards, Dorothy Mitchell, Jean; Nelson and Bruce Nelson. , Mrs. Helen Barron McPhersoni of San Francisco, is visiting for a couple of weeks with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Bar— ron. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Petty attend, ed the Olympia high school grad—l nation Friday evening to see theiri daughter, Mrs. Nellie Browers,l receive her diploma. Mr. N. L.’ Brewers, of Fort Lewis, and Mrs. Nellie Brewers, of Olympia, visit- ed Saturday and Sunday at the‘ Petty home, 1 Bruce Nelson accompanied Rees. Powell to his home in Summer-I land, B. C., for a fortnight’s vis- it. Mrs. Phoebe Young is spendingi la few days with her daughter, iMrs. George Adams at Delphi. Mr. and Mrs. George Critcll-‘ ifield, Delmar Brownfield and Mr. 'and Mrs. H, Nelson fished at Fox. Ilsland Sunday. i, i There Will be no Grange meet.- [ing.Thiirsday evening on account yet State Grange in Olympia. L The Kamilche Cougar ball teami iwalloped McLane Sunday 16 1. The game was played at Schneid- er's Prairie. , Mr. and Mrs. Garfield John-i son and sons of Tacoma spent the week end at the Robert Scott home. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott and children, BobbyI and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. G. John- ‘son and 'szms, Mrs. Wm. Boice and children, Eloise, Kenneth and! Mrs. LeGarde, oi" Matlock, Marg- erie and Johnny Keyzers and Buzz. Frazier picnicked at the beach and dug clams. $19,166 Bid For i State Tide And , Timber Land Here Sale at public auction of state- lowned timber and tide lands in {Mason County, brought $19,166.60 into the public treasury of the ' state in a. sale held at the county courthouse last week. ' Of the total, $18,611.25 was for seven tracts of timberland, an iadditional $555.35 coming on two 'tideland areas sold. One section -.of timberland received no bids, :1 g40-acre tract on which an ap-' ipraisal of $1054.75 had been plac- ' ed The purchasers included Pope the De'watto vicinity, $1062.75; F. 3E. Langer, Port Orchard, 120 lacres inthe Dcwatto area, $2286; J. M. Ryan, Seattle, 158 acres - lbetween Eldon and Lilliwaup, $3,- 161950; D. McFadon of Seattle, 160vacres near Tahuya, $8050.25, l40 acres near Dewatto, $1654.50, “Best Buy’s Buick Bob, Erviiisays: “WASHINGTON‘S -GOI'NG BUICK! It‘s a fact that Buick'value and Buick eco~ nemy is millin a hit . . _ . evcr'ywhere. Cogme' in and iOrchard: and Virginia Miner, 17..T“:y‘°r ‘0 Lew“ t0 Comm: Tay- '3' get acquainted with the "' Shelton. at Shelton. June 8.- ‘9‘ .9) Levett' umpire * we" % ' ' things Buick offers with ; EROY L- Adairi 28v and 13 I'm 4* bcmumg‘ l : . . 't’ .7 . the sWell deal I can give y‘o’ii.‘ l “gland. .23. both of Port Orchard, ; Shelton AB . ‘ . , . _ at Sh,” -' . . H 10 A E llass of 1929 To Hold 1 _, . , {.35'1§:§.,3°btt§« “9 1110335970?» “fig—June ELML‘ R-Comllgl'. SS 0 1 1 0 Reunion June 15 ' ~ ' . .. .. . i ‘1“ “WV "1"95- . WEEKEND AT OFFUT LAKE lycvett. 2b .. 6 0 1 2 5 o The class of 1929 of the Irene ' . I. ' *' ‘:j and Mrs.,A. L. Cheney and, rougrii' 3b 5 1 2 1 2 S. Reed high school will hold i ._. , E11130“ Motors Mr. and Mrs. Myron Klink of shel.11}rmm‘ong. r1 .. 4 4 o o o reunion Saturday, June 15 at 7 ~ ;, .. . .- 5th andR '11- d 't‘m- CIIJOYEG 8 Sunday Visit with:(".’lei 1b ---------- -- 6 13 U 0 p.m. at Alderbrook Inn. Those , ' ,ai 02; iMr,. and Mrs. Peter Vemm athion. If .. . 6 0 1 1 0 0 planning to attend are asked to Cl filling new name for the itheir Offut Lake home, JP:an -Cf' 4 ’3 3 0 0 '0 call Fred Snelgrove' at 7-W or v 1... “r '* W“ ~~--:*"--*~-~ isyésaiz.~l~~ i i, i l 3 1.33.1211 ' be“ Premium gasoline ' i " r E TOMS-y ----- "715.12 19. 27 12 4 Mr and Mrs. Frank Willard we have'éver’m de . i ' 1 It 11"!” Orchard AB R HiPO E will lcaye Friday for Spokane, ~‘ i , . ,W’SChmfm‘i 55 -- 3 2 2 1‘ b 1 where she will spend the summerI . . . .._ . , iBuri‘clli 1b .4 0 2 8 1 1 with hCI‘ parents. Mr. Willard I ‘i “' ‘ . [Jorsmd' Pi 2b~-- 4 0 0 1 2 0 will attend summer school at w.- . . . . ',Allderson, 3b 4 0 4 ’0 0 s_ c_ . i r ,- : ‘ iO’Neil, 2b, p 4 0 0 3 1 0 ' ‘. .-.:.. . ,Hestcr,c ........ ..4 0 1 2 0 ', . ,ilMoran, cf 3 0 0 1 1 0 Returns To California : . ‘ Fairbanks 1f 4 1 1 Mrs. Oliver Meamber returned ‘ WITH coon DELIVERY IN SHELTON lee, ,f’ 1 0 0 0 3 gm San Francisco last week where Seattle Freight should be rented‘viarstr. Capitol, Ferry Dock. ‘Bclknap, 11f 2 .0 0 0 0 0 l she was called by the death of ~ Tacoma 'l'i‘nu‘ght via so. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee Dock, i Totals .'. .... .. 32 3 7 27 14 3| her husband's i‘iSW- Mrs. Meam' 2’ _No. 2 lsnclmn 020-010 252_12 1 Ser is a. sister of Mrs_ S. A. Hatch- i .,. , , _ hits... 38-1 0 1 252—19 “- . ’iimeScheduleasfollovis. . 11.0,, 0mm“, 100 0%,, 0n_ 3i .M l l . g . Leaves Tacoma. daily. except Sunday. at 5 p.m. for . hits .011 020 012— 7 i -—Cormier 4, Jorsetad 5, O’Neil 1.| . Olympia and Shelton summary: 3-b‘as’e hits — Arm-1 Hit batters—Tough by Jorstad, Arrives Shelton daily, except Sunday 1 strong, Rail, R. Cormier. 2-ba‘se . Moran by Cormier. Wild pitch — Huts—Snyder, D. Cormier, Fair-l Jorstad. Runs responsible for. —— CAPTa F. lull-i . ..Char1cy Roloff, 42, Shelton, and {and 80 acres near DcWatto, 3$883.50. 1 The tidelandti iby V‘Rebccca Hawthorne, Seattle, 4.06 lineal chains at $30.45, and John Bustrack, Olympia; 39.99 llineal chains at $524.90, both in the Pickering Pass vicinity. $250 DAMAGES AWARDED Judge John M. Wilsonawarded Jerry Hill, .9, Mason Lake lad, $250 damages in a suit brought for 'himby his parents. Mr. and view school district in a superior suit'claimed the youth suffered finger injuries as the result Of a. faulty door in a schoolbus operat- ‘tby the Grapeview school dis- rlc . ' Minnie Crawford, .at scuttle. June 8. legal, Seattle, Haney, 23, both of Tenino, Shelton, June 8, . gErnest A. Dahman. UNIS E. LOV EJOLY base hits kicked up dust on all parts of Loop Field Sunday as! the Olympia Tigers clung to their slim Evergreen League leadership pair of lefties, failed to fool the: hitters very effectively, but Leon-i ard had the edge chiefly because order swings lefthanded and he and-Talbot Company, 10 acres in. were purchased 1 Centralia 6, Toledo 5 l Wednesda' . l *' 4 .r . i ' L'.‘ -. v; iii his three. years of varsity i Yclm at Olympia i" i thefllst of July, some of the Joy 01 life is taken out, “mention. Tm, (WW, m" i Finlay i by the Toll Bridge Authority tolls set at on cents, gm tin his D3133" retlali; cop- livers- n ' A ' - ' . ‘ v .‘r .~, '2 . 10 T" 's “‘1‘” 4‘ 1 g per car and 15 cents per passenger, which is about h;;;,;,§‘j,m,§f ,,,,,‘,f,,.,,,,,u;.' ‘ ‘ “ Shelton at Bucoda l the ’CO'St Of present ferry SQI‘VlCC, See‘l'egating those 215 pointslfielder. Toledo at Yelm, 2 games With the emphasis on distance. by planting a. kayo wallop oni Shelton’s chin whiskers, 10 to 5. 1 . C ’I m Wes Rail and Pat Leonard, al 01 pubhc UVCIS dneCt' the power of Shelton's batting- stopped that part of the lineupi completely. Knot It Up Once After spotting the visiting Tig— ers three runs in the opening can- to. on three successive triples by Watkins. Ottinger and Dimmick, Shelton battled back to knot the count at 5-5 in the fifth. Danny Cormier opened Shelton‘s scoring with a four—ply blow ill. the third which hit the school— house. Rau tripled to account for turn more in the fourth, and a walk to Elmer Matson and sin~ g‘lcs by Jim Tough and Rail tied, it up in the fifth after the Tigers; tiled to be neutral. h.d. d -" th f th ' ' . ' 'm oi: rolicifniilngileslm m 0 our -. Now this country is running around in enele Olympia sewed it up in the scv—, cnth when Pinehhitter Sienko tri- pled as a starter and big Cy Dimmick as a. finisher. Dimmick smacked one within a couple of feet of hitting the centerficlil scoreboard on the fly. TWO sin- gles, a walk and an error allowed two sup’erflous Tiger runs in the ninth. Long Range Guns Rail and Tough each hit times for the Olympics while Dimmick had four, Ottinger three for the Tigers_ Five triples, a home run and a double markedlbe made to the end that none the hitting parade. Matson’s de-I - fensive work at third was outsI1 in part on the building up of the district. i WAR SITUATION LOOKS BAD enemies working within, and need for haste but. so fal'refusing . efficiency and politics and replace it With busines brain's. If this country is to universal draft of capital, industry and labor . standing, along with a pair of penalized. twin l‘llin s e d b T -' _ i . lor {mill waif“??? Eifeltonl ay ' If young men are to be drafted into serum at Saturday at Port Orchard a‘a‘ dollar a day pitched up Olympic lineup had too much punch for the Kitsap county lndn to 3 verdict behind Danny Corm-; ier’s seven-hit pitching and a 19-; hit attack of their own. Stan,011 gArmstrong hit four safeties with: icormier and Wes Rau helpingl ' _, With three each- icountry IS at last waking up to its dangers. The box score: ' ‘ Of course, we were looking for something for nothing, for a free ferry on this state highway, and this will be brought about in a year or two of pub- lic protest; but the fact remains that the huge cost of the bridge must be paid for either by taxpayers, i thoroughfare while the Narrows span must depend The Situation in war-torn Europe is not only; disturbing but alarming to this country in its un- 1‘il‘epal'e'dnes's against agression from without and ' a repetition of the hid— den causes which slaughtered the countries which much as it did before the World War, Congress is! GOES Over The TOD pouring out it’s billions on top of past wasted bil-l lions making up its national debet, just realizing the l poppy am... conducted by the wt. to cast out its in-| go through another suchl ’ 1. n,er orgy its weak spots should be cleaned up right nov; shall make undue p1‘0"- icounty council and district in t and that graft and slacking in any form shall be so should the service of every other and dollar be drafted by this country in its timevl center town team. winning—a 12,‘of need; eVery able-bodied citizen should have his “place in the plan-0f defense, and those who refuse ,show alien sympathies should be put where they can do so harm. It begins to look as though this lit is discovered that \Vaters’ in behalf of llighciimber track: and cinder doing... This past sea-i son, his senior year, Vilatcrs Licoer 71 points, but it must. be remem—l bored that this year he was lim—l ited to competition in only thrcci on his endurance and he frequent-l events besides the relay. I scored 51 points. Three times , in his junior season, the. 200- : pound star, topped the 20—point 1 mark, twice getting 21 and I once 24, thattime in a quad— l rangiilar session at Hoquiam with Monte and Elma complet- ing the field. season Another time in ' his junior he gathered 18 tallies. This year, i Ilimited to competition in V:F:W.-P_oppy Sale :‘i Q i Assuring success of the annual ierans of foreign wars, over 2,000 ,poppys were sold and $209.76 tak- Sion in, it was announced at- the lregular meeting of Mason county lthe local drive. The annual of investigation polities-and third-terms must be forgotten, and a ipost records and meetings was should iconducted by D. L. Westover, icommander of the Grays tor. iment at Walla Walla June 19 to 23. Auxiliary members voted to write letters to senators urging their support of House Bill 9900, widows and orphans pension bill. which has already passed the They also Voted $5 for war relief and decided to hold only one meet= ing during the months of July and August. Several Sheltonites attended a meeting of the Grays Harbor coun- have compiled exceptional records icovering their three-year prep car- lthe piano-legged, bespectacled out-l bestiStan set up a three-year batting"; .seascn wan his junior year, dur—‘averagc of .379. By years it looks ing which he hung up 93 scores like this: AB H RBI AVE lalilespoolifuls No “me! 1938 .......... .. 52 l3 17 13 .327 WlIllll‘fil.d'4S ll(lJlli'3 —- 0mm? ' o s rcsuis arc . 122‘; ---------- ~- 22 ll; E2 ii as last ' ' ' 1 CH , . u-ux V i Totals .... .174 54 66 50 .3791 1:; as ii a. sold iiy 19“} In- his sophomore year Stan Wan . . . ‘, invents, whereas the previous sea-jsecond only to Alec Matsnn in some complalnt ls made Ovel the SOmE\Vhdt if.'.')rl there was no such restrictirnfldriving in runs while in his junior lower charges set for the Lake washington bridge; to be opened to travel at the same time, but the vol- 1 nine of travel will be much greater over the latteri in Waters sophomore year he 1 and o for times. Now for Jack Cole, the Willowy southpaw pitcher. In his three , iseaeons in Highclimber regiment- lals he won 11 games , jfive, whi'éh takes in a sophomore lyear in Which he had little chancel lto pitch with such aces ahead of i 'llim as Wilbur Flint and Norm. lHarris. ididn‘t win any that season, but iin 1939 he won five without a (ie- of course, he wasfeat and this year won six and only lost three, one of which he enter- ;three events, so his chance to pile ed as a relief pitcher and {up points was materially reduced. charged with the loss when the iTwice he scored triple victories, only run scored off him- was bot-h ‘ — — ,unearned and the one that won 3the game. .ord looks like this: ,W-L IP 'ERSO w CM 1933 o 2 24 2/3 9 20 12 THE ATLANT' ,. . i1939 o 40 2 49 16 8Ariington’5" i940 3‘ 68 2/311 95 27 Totals 11 5 133 1/3 22164 55 Those are a grand pair of rcc- ords, senior years he topped the 1y took part ill as many as fivelteam in that important detail both l l 'leiiiiiii Juice Re? i ‘ r. ,. . ' Rheumatic Paill If you or llClll-lll) pain, .sivc lionie rcrlpc t (let a package of R Mix it with . ‘ juice of 4 lemons. at all. and plensanl... t there's Stan Armstrong, .‘Ullk‘f li'y ih liai 1", u. The records Show that an allmlutc money—inc Compound is for sale I FIR DRU, . and lost? AKE the most a: V_ itlg' hours. B“. ' the wisdom. the :30 the charm that '1 . ATLANTIC, ' ' five years, . quoted and magamne. , _, ‘ Offer to NEW . Send $1 onentio‘“ V' . to V He lost two games and was Jack’s three-year rec- , l mates, and give a pretty; fair picture of the important part“ I these ‘post No. 1694, Monday evening. “5593 Of “10‘ Highclimbcr dio- Fmd Hickson was Chairman of mond forces ourmg that three-_ . year O'Il‘. Harbor might be cause for considerable Spec.ivlamcntlltion over the 1.9411pros- i . He also spoke for local at- ‘ Wet-“i Were it not for the fact that tendance at the annual encamp-lBW‘Lher 30" 0016 is coming “I? " with las Jack to replace his older 'bro- ther on the hurling corps while a, couple of sophomore Sluggers like 1 Ken leave the loss, of husky St an‘ ‘Armstrong less serious than it house and is now in the senate.imight 0th'31‘WiSG be. , , l l Father or TworShelto‘n i‘ Residents Passes Away " Mrs. Clarence Gruncrt and Art They'll ‘be missed mightily by I the fans who have seen—them play 'Mrs. J. H. Hill. against the Grape-. . , c batted for Mur h fin 9t court, order signed Saturday. The! P y h .ilCEllSES l J Melvii T. Moore, 37, and Mary, at Port l 1 banks. 1 iOIympia AB I: H 0 A . lcil meeting last Saturday. Among Barkley 0f Shelton Were saddehed‘ _ r . - iSIoppy. >6 .0 2 1 1 3i WHERE’S OUR SCRAP IRON? ithem were Mr. and Mrs. E. F. last week by the death of their PAY “'TE . iCOntes, 2b ...... .. 5 1 1 1 o; ‘ __ i'Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pigg. father- L- S. Barkley. 61. in Scab. “MA HE’S lKanda, 1f ...... .. 5 0 1 3 0 0i _ . ‘ . iMr. and Mrs. 13in Compton and tlefiThursday night. l _ ' i g g $1: 3 (O)? This is a question that may soon become llll"Mrs. Fred Hickson. “finneri‘iilsfivicesdwgc ham Siit-V EYES M . ’i ., -v i, . , , , - , ~~—" _.————.— rte W1 1 r. '_ ‘ ' ,. . . e g ‘ Dimmick, c 5 3 4 7 1 1 portant when this administlation. leally starts its, , 1.1,, 39nd Mrs. ggfm filings, Wm. Conotflgfr’o. £33,393” ---- 3 ‘1’ 2 i g gvast program of building battleships and munit10ns,;RE_PUBL‘lCAN GROUP Mtg.1V1Laavgenc<eldElwin-rill],2am?I Mr”? 1 i , ........ ._ .1 i . , m . an rs. ' ero f - It 'Legnarg, p 5 0 O 0 4 0 and finds thaRt under 1:? §ralde $9313 501' Same yea-15' FIGHT-attending, While $1533.10 otsfeginzrii i‘a.‘ien 0, cf 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 Past , apan ussia an ta ave een v uying 1“) m}; S ,h "t—‘F‘g; ubfi an mu were sent by several other Shel- i. i Totals 43 10 16 27 10 5 ‘ . ’ . - - , :-' -‘ - ‘3 .Ou‘,,W.";S ‘;p .‘C g ppzton residents who knew Mr. Bark-l“ ‘1 ~~ all r Shelton AB R H ‘0 A E all avallable 'SQI'aP “1 thls countl'y and Shlljpmg 1t , gg‘nfsisngl‘igt‘gigt Sad Emihéfimgle‘: ley thru numerous visits he paid? . TnulSELfiT ‘Taylm‘v ‘35 ------ 5 0 '1 2 4 l‘overseas to build the ships and guns which mayn,nn ‘9, oivmm Mend“ .v'emg, herein the past several years. He“: BARGA'N Each". Levett, 2b ...... .. 5 0 1 5 2 2 1 d . I k t I d.;,ttendpd by néarly‘one hundred was well known to members of‘: ' 15¢ w. D. Cormier, 1b 4 1 1 2 0 some ay come ac. o p ag‘ue us. le our goo .mn mild WWW mm “1 me“ ,1 Mt. Mamh Mammc Lodge here A.“ Two Big Fe, .. .ggrssggong “~- 2 ‘1’ 0 0 0 money has been gomg into ratholes so far as lie-lamina. They had some pep talks andyes '3 member of 2334310le , E VMcCom’bfe .121 5 o (i 3 3 tion’al defense is concerned. 781-931 thgafig: iggfieggewigv‘fige caricié‘LC’déchfffi‘flfiw ,’ “PR/SIR! lfgrét'fi (ff ---- v- E g 3 i 3 3, At least, it has been urged for several yearsgégtagfgd acfiveiy campaigningpfor Wilgfgnflgggfiguégigra em I with 660' , ...... ._.. , , V, . ._, V .. . . , , Rau. p ............ .. 4 1 a 2 1 01 fcnat no more scrap metal be shipped to Japanto use .thgvy,‘;m,lg;:§°n,,§§,ot§;,ngggfi,c,_ ployl of the Simpson tagging semis IS. b Murphy. 1f 1 0 0 0 0 0 in slaughtering the Chinese, but until now nothingImam ms present as we“ as a companyg was admit-ted to Shel- Wm, ocoi c pole ____________ ,_ 1 o o 0 0 o _ . _ . ; i f Na 011.com“ .m_ ton hospital for treatment Satur—I , Totals 42 ,5 10 27 17 3 has been done about it, nor about the shipments of .nl‘1'3‘901 Hm?) 13,31 , R Mina.“ (my. . . i V , ‘* batted f” 30’" "1 7th 'war-making materials to Russia, Germany, and ev— 0'” mg ar y mg' eg '- —————i——-_M::~.~,-.T r b batted for martin 17th Sc‘oi‘eby innings ' hith- Shelton Rohr, Contest Sienllo, iCormier, Levett, Tough. Taylor, Tough. Double I Sacrifice , Runs batted .Olympia ............ .. 300 200 302—10 .. 400 _-20 312—16 . 001 '- 20 000— 5 hits ............ .. 021 320 110—10 Summary: home run—Cormier. 3-base hits —~..¢Dimmick, Watkins, Ottinger, Sienko, Rau. 2-base hit —;Dlm_mick. Ruins—batted in—Dim- mick 4, Rau 2,». Watkins, O'ttinger, Hume‘y, Struck out—Leonard 7, Ball 2. Walks— Leonard 3, Rau 3. Runs.respon- Siblc for—Rail 7, Leonard 5. Pass- ed ball—Dimmick. Stolen base— pla'ys — , hit B'ur’rell.‘ O’Neil 5, Jorstad 6, Cormier 0. in—D. Cormier 4, lR. Cormier 2, Snyder 2, Cole, Rau, Snyder, Wischoffe’r, Belknap. Dou- lDion, Anderson. Stuck out—Cor- ! ble plays -— Levett unassisted: . miei' 7, .lorstnd 5, O'Neil 3. VVfill 5i Snyder to Tough. [en in this year Italy, another enemy of the allies, has purchased ten times the normal amount 'of scrap. This cOuntry has too long delayed building up its mind planes, ships and guns, and is beginning to wor- ry about its supply of metal as well as of machine tools which potential enemies have been draining from us. . " The million persons on federal payroll might take the lead in practical patriotism by accepting cuts in the high-salaried groups, including the presi- Sykes, Walt Elliott, Alden Bay- ley, G. 'C. Angle, Hugh L. Ham: ilton, Chas. Runacres, Mr. and ,alimlnistratrix to serve :3500 for 'Ch'arl‘es Carlson in a .court order signed Saturday. HOSPITAL TREATMENT John Benes, Route, 2. Simpson lLogging company employe, was admitted to Shelton Saturday for dent, and help the poor taxpayer finance the war. treatment. Mrs. Hal Briggs. l ADMINISTIEA’I‘RIX NAMED I Julia Wafldrin Kerr was appoint- ,_ *cd by Judge John M. Wilson as V under‘ the estate of the late superior l: _..__._ Stolen bases—Cole 2, Armstrong, , w , “murmur” two lads played in the suc— period. l'tj 1‘ their prep Careers, and every bit as much promise 1 Fredson and Warren Woods mystery Dove the screen. I l l 393" film {Casi-l ill) :1 Hillier! .Gct Markct~PrICes Right Here at H011"?~ . SHELTON rouNDBY LEW WILEY, -M‘anager ,g.’ '““ Now it? ionising [utterance- we invite you lo’eili‘o'y ilieilirlll of «1 fuel solar superior to lordliiai'y Ethyl giisiiliim we ‘llulle named it Shaded": . g -‘ You (in e'x'p’oitlzit to do‘lliingsji‘ir your tar—mulls it definitely more responsive, livelier} ’Sfiibwherl' On stile. nt'ptilgi'lis displaying it: new emblem - Siondiml‘s' :"Siiprem‘e "! 31> STANDARD-«NLWANV :..