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HARDING "CANS" FIRST SPEECH OF CAlVlPAIGN
Senator Harding, Republican prestdentialinomlnee, deltvers his
tlrst campaign addrese into a phonograph. With an audience of one
individual, the operator of the machine, the senator makes his initial
epeech on "Americanism," which will be distributed throughout the
country. An address by Calvin Coolidge, vice presidentialnominee,
appears on the raver de.
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' TNVE:NTY'YEARS.AG0 "
(From Joulmal of July 13, 1900)
Miss Hattie Beaven returned last
Thursday from a visit to her home on
Vashon Island.
L. K. Munson was in Montesano
yesterday proving up on his home-
stead claim in Chehalis County. •
J. W. Blackwell who has ;2barge
of the Skokomish fish hatchery, spent
the holidays in Taconm.
Riley Jacobus, a cousin of Robert
Bariekman, has been visiting here
for the past week. Mr. Jacobus is
now a prosperous fmnef in Cowlitz
County, but logged much of the land
near Little Skookum Bay some twen-
ty years ago.
Miss Clara Ansorge retrained from
a isit to vher parents in Oregon Wed-
nesday, accompanied by grandmother
Day of St. I]elcns.
M. D. Stewart, formerly of Picker-
ling but now of Seattle, was in town
i Tuesday.
Rev John Pitman and wife of Los
Angeles are vtsitin Mr. C. W, Fisk.
Mrs. Pitman is a sister of Mr. Fisk.
Wellington Haywood this week
purchased one of the Germaine
dwellings near Chas. Huntley's.
James Neff has also purchased two
lots of Mrs. Sadie 2hompson on
North Fifth street.
The town council last week award-
ed the contract for the constiction
of 'the sewer to Willey & Wood,
their bid being- $1098.
J. B. Shelton appeared before the
commissioners at the last meeting
an offered the town the water sup-
ply springs for $900.
ATTENTION
TIRE USERS
Chas. Whittig, the Goodyear Factory
Expert, will demonstrate the care and
conservation of tires at the Shelton
Garage, Friday, July 16, 1920. Come
and learn something of interest to all
automobile owners.
Oood Paint
i$
Insurance
-never look upon it
as en expen,s'e.
IrUL00,gJ
PAI N'!1" minds
• ---..--- . . r of Dollars
'$ U00OD I00,m ! lo,t ye,rly
l throughout the
..... | Pacific North-
i ',. " west by property
owners 'who fail to protect their houses and buildings
with paint,
o-_. FULLER Paint saves many thousands of dollars yearly
" to property owners. It .saves a great deal more than
i eots Insure your pro erty against ' the ravages of
"I e elements with FULLE Paint. Take a few minutes
mad look ever your property today.
" W.P. Fuller & Co. ,
r.mIR" 1849-1920 T i
| Northwest Branch , X _
• Look Up a
[ Houses at Portland, ,-'-,
S e a t t I e, Tacoma, FULLER Dealer
Spokane, Boise. ff in Your Town
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PROCEEDINGSOF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
(Continued from Page t.)
between ,:a d Stilt ,• snd County, each
acting thr(,nghits 1H,oper oilicers, and
said (ounty being desirous of securing
said a.tnou|lt of nloney on August 1st,
19'20, {'or llse. Therefore, bc It, and it is
ht:p(.by l'esolv(.d by tim ]lOttl'd of COtlll-
ty (ol]lnli ssiontyrs of I%1 ason County,
\\;VsshirlKtln, Ul)On rrlcdi()n nla(le by \\;Vnl.
I,L l)anicls and second(.d by .l. A. Cole
tll(l illlaliinlotls]y VCde(l, that it is to
Ih,! l(,.t illI.er(,st of said c'oullty, to
sU.l)end IIe sixty day I|otic0 |)rovide([ for
in said c(mtract for the sale of said
bonds ,ill(:! state hHvlrl g assented tilt!re-
to for lilts block and dclix'or said bltek
of bonds in said sum of sixty thousand
dollars, to tile State of Vashhlgt(in on
the 1st (lay of August, ]920, l/roperly
signed and shorn of coupons in accor-
dance with the contract of sale afore-
nlentiormd and secui'e the nloneY there-
(ill for US(? in the it.cad Project for
!which said bonds were Issued, and that
we hereby authorize and instruct tile
County Treasurer of Mason County.
Washington so to do upon receipt of
said blook of bonds signed.
Done at Shelton, Washington, this
the 8th day of July, 1920.
Mason County, Washington.
By
W. A. HUNTER,
Chairman of its l6ard of County
Comlsstoners.
J. A. COLE,
Member.
,VM. E. DANIELS.
Member
At test :
lone V¢. I)oyle. County Auditor and
Clerk of said Board.
:V'riday, July 9th, 1920.
Day spent inspecting roads.
!;aturday, July 10th, 1920.
Part of da:9 spent on roads, c<mvened
in office at 1 p.m.. All present.
! iMoved and carried that if Mason
County is able to procure a president
to take charge of the fair, a fair will
bc held.
As Mr. McKean wan unable to appear
and accept tbe franchise granted to the
Olympic Electric Tleduktton Company,
It was moved and carried lhat the
Commissioners allow him 30 days in
which to appear before the Board, at
their August tneetlng. , . .
The following resolution was aaopte(l:
Proceedings of the l:oard of County
Commissioners of Mason County, Vash-
legion, had at thc 1st meeting of the
July. 1920, term.
Thc Board of County CommtssJoncrs
of Mason County, %Vashington, reel in
ibo (?omlnissie n[:rs' r( ()Ill in tile Court
l-]'ouse at Sh(dton, in said (Ou/ly fled
State on Saiu'(h y tile ]0th (lay of
,Iuly, 1920, it being" the flr.qt mooting
of the July, 1920, tcrnl *ln(] there being
pres,,nt ,V. A. Hunter, Chairman of tile
l;oard, aline, 'V. l,]. 1)aniels and J. A.
( 'O J (.', In on] b0rs res]',oel i v( y of said
I.hlflrd, %vhen, upofl n[)tion of "ItTln, l,],
l)aniels, st!(tOllded by J. A. Cole, it was
un[In]nlollsly voted to l)ass tile follow-
Ing osohltlon"
I{lqSOIATION.
ROBERTS WINS HEAr
.... OF SUFFRAGE
Governor A. H. Robert of Ten.
nessee, },as won the heart of suf
trage. His promise to call a spe,
cial session of the Tennessee Leg-
lslature in the effort to have th,
federal suffrage •amend•men
adopted, the 36th state, and mak
lng the measure a law, givinl
woman the ballot, won for him
If the Legislature adopts suffrage
the women voters of America wil
vote at the presidential election h
November.
POINTS FOR":RAISlNG GEE:
Doubtful Whether It Pays to R$1ss
Them Unless Good Grass Raqgs
Is Available.
Practlcnlly all the gese In rhls coun-
try are raised in small flocks on gen-
eral farms, ome men making a sl)e-
cialty .f colieeting large numbers of
geese and fattening them for a few
weeks before they ere killed. As
grass mqkes up the hulk of feed for
geese, it is doublful whetimr it pays to
raise them unless ood grass range is
available during the summer.
,Vhcree,% it apl)oaring" to this lhmrd
t hrotlg}l, ,)ll|eiltl J nt')l'nlation elite'tally
,,b,ah,,.,1 tb,',,i,.h it,,,. [..[. ,,wel] Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
S(cr,,tary of Sta , t',' t, ,q(at, of by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
k4rasttJngt,)ll, lllai tilt" C('|IUS l'L'lilrlls of cannot reach the seat of ttle disease.
51tson C,,unty, %VaMIfIU2:I,m, obtained Catarrh is a local disease, greatly inilu-
nndor tile sup(,rvision ,If tho (Qnsu enced by constitutional conditions. HALL'S
[ l)epartnlcnt .f th.' I'nit0d S al , of CATARRH MEDICINE ,.viii cure catarrh.
America In the yv£r l!):0. ("iscloes a It Is taken Internally and acts through
POlttlation in said connt.y of lnore than the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
ystem. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
composed of some of the best tonics
combined with some of the best
)urlflers. The perfect combination
In HALL'S CATARB-VI
Is what produces such won-
derful results in catarrhal conditions.
Druggists 75e. Testimonials free.
F. J. Chene¥ & Co,, Props., Toledo, O,
Pi00AR[
(IBROSNB)
H[AhLIGflT
SI00.I00 H
SMOKERS'
• HEADQUARTERS
Cigars, Tobaccos and
High Grade Candies.
Guns, Ammunition &
Sporting Goods
Try our fresh
roasted peanuts
W. H. SHITH
All the Daily Papers
S H E LT O N INDEPENDENT
Auto Stages
Leave Shelton- Leave Olympia
7:80 a.m. 8:00 a. m.
10:80 a.m. 11:00 a. In.
2:00 p.m. 1:80 p. In.
4:45 p.m. 5:80 p. m.
Shelton to Old Kamilche.. .50
sShelt tp Solder's .Prairie .75
neltSn to Olympia ...... $1.00
Olympia to Sniders Prairie .50
Olympia to Old Kamilche. .75
Olympia to Shelton ..... 1.00
Leaves Olympia from Braeger's
Place, opposite Bus Station
FRED THOMPSON
AND
RUFUS DUNBAR
I'/,ll r I'IIOllStl I}l ] tt, l'ols lIJl (l lens thttn
five thousal3d peI'soIIS, and li being Ill'it-
vided hy Chtllstt,r No. ]68 el th, Ses-
sloe l,aws of the State of ,Vasl,lngton
[tl" Ihc yt,ar t,ql,q that Cl',unli(,q In said
State, havln[z fl l)oplllallon of ov,}r font
thollsand and l|n (]/r live t|lotlsalld
shc]] belonu • to Hn(I [), kiloxvn "as coull °
ties of tile scvent]l class,
Therefore. believing it to b io the
best i II t(q't'st ('*f l flSOE (Ot111 ty, Sittte
Of VaNhiEP.'ton No to do. he it. tqnd it
is hereby after dl|a dt.liberathm, bY the
]()ar(t of (¢KII11y Col]lnlisiont,l's 0|' s'i 1
Count, y, n nflniInoils] y determined and
resolved at this the 1st meeting of the
July, 1920 term of said ]€pard. all
members being l)rosent and concurring
therein, that the returns of thc Census
.Department of the Federal Government,
based upon its census enumeration
made in the year 1920, for the County
of Mason in the State of Washington
as ofBcielly announced by the Hen, I
M. Iowell Sccretary of State for the
State of ¢'ashington, to this Board,
wherein and whereby it is found by
said canvas and announeedoffic4ally as
aforesaid, that said County of Mason,
State of Washington, Was by said can-
vas at said time and tn said manner
made. found to have a population of
over FOUR THOUSAND persons, and
less than FIVE THOUSAND persons.
be and the same is hereby by us unanl-
mously adopted as being true and cor-
rect and that in accordance therewith
and in conformity with Chapter No.
I68 of the Session Laws of the State
of "rashington for the year 1919,
providing therefor, it is hereby by this
Board unanimously further resolved
that said County of Mason in the State
of Washington, shall henceforth be-
long tO and be known as a County
of
the seventh, (7th) class, said classi-
fication to take effect in conformity
with said Act of said Legislature on-
tained in said Chapter No. 168 of the
Session Laws aforesaid.
Done hy the Board this 10th day
of July, 1920.
W. A. HUNTER,
Cbatrman of te Board of County
Commissioners of Mason County, Wash-
ington.
W'M. E. DAN]ELS
Member.
J. A. COLE
emher.
Attest :
IONE W, I')OLE. Auditor of Mason
County, Washington, and Clerk of said
Board of County Commissioners.
19gard,. adjourned to meet August 2,
1ONE. W, T)OYLE
Clerk.
%V. A. HUNTFJ:t
Chairman.
For a +raveler.
When a traveler returneth home, let
,, hhn not leave the eonntrles where he
hath traveled altogether behind him;
but maintain a correspondence by let.
ters with those of his aequalntance
which are of most worth. And let his
travel appear rathr In his discourse
than in his apparei or gesture; and l
his discourse let him be rather advised
in his answers, than forward to tell
stories; and let it appear that he doth
not ehange hls country manners for
those of foreign parts; but only prick
In some flowers of that he hath learned
at)mead Into the customs of his own
country--Lord Bacon.
• the
We can furnish you the kind of
printed sales letters and circulars
on HAMMERMILJ.. BOND that
will get yore' mesagein the right
way to the manwho can buy
your oods.
Use more p'nted |alesmanship.
Ask u.
Headquarters: Shelton, Hotel
Shelton. Olympia, Knox Garage
A TRIAL WILL
YOU.
'OTHING that we could say would so thoroughly
convince you of the value of Chamberlain's
Tablets as a personal trial. Wc can tell you
of thousands who have been permanently cured of
chronic constipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headaclm and disorders of the stomach and liver,
but this will have little weight with you as compared
to a personal trial. That always convinces.
FOR SERVICE, CALL
The Olympic Garage
Phone 461
A nice roomy car for hire at all hours at
reasonable prices.
Stop and see our wire-grip tire with a
7000-mile guarantee at the same price you pay
for a 5000 mile guarantee.
We still have some second-hand car bar-
gains. A new Briscoe coming this week. Drop
in and see it.
PLEMONS BROTHERS, PROPS.
That is what evmTone who
patronizes our fountain says
of it. And rightly, too, it is
as good as can be and we
know also you will enjoy a
cup of our hot chocolate and
a nut sundae. Let us serve
you. ..,,,
PAUL$0N'S SOFT DRINK STORE
SHORTY
THE ONLY TAILOR IN TOWN
New spring _samples have arrived so order
that new suit now
Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
Ladies C. mt]( n(n
Suits sponged and pressed . . 1.00 Suits sponged and presaed . . $1.00
Suits cleaned and pressed 2.00 Suits dry cleaned and pressed . 2.00
Skirts " "' " . . 1.00 Coats ' 1.00
Jackets " " . . 1.00 Pants .... 1.00
.. .. ,, Pants sponged and Pressed . .
Dresses . . . 1.75 up Overcoats dry cleaned and izrssmd 2.00
Fancy Dtreases cleaned and Overcoats dyed ...... 5.00
pressed ........ 2.25 up Suits dyed ........ 5.00
J. T. WALSH, Box 216, Shelton
WHEN VISITING IN SEATTLE--TRY
Hotel Holland
Modern and Fireproof
Reasonable rates for transient and week!
rates for permanent guests.
Fourth Ave. at Jefferson
Opposite new court house, four blocks fro
depots and docks
Eugene Brunner, Mgr.
STR, S G. SINPS ON
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THE SHELTON-TACOMA ROUTE
Single Fare $1.51. Round trip $2.72
(Daily except Sundays)
Leave Shelton 7 a.m. Leave Tacoma 3 p. m.
The morning trip. connects with the 11 o'clock Tacoma to Seattle
boat at Municipal Dock. Passengers from Seattle to Ielton
should take the steamer leaving Seattle at 1 o'clock p. m.
Seattle freight should be delivered to Pier 3.
SH£LTON TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
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