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AUGUST
Brunswick Records
--ON SALE TODAY
Xn some of these records Brunswick casts seriousness
aside for the moment, and invites the world to dance
to the most fascinating assortment of dance music
ever recordedl Come in, let us play them for yotL
10034 Tke World Can't Go ound Without You
1.00 .oprnno . . . . . Dorathr Jardon
13024 Until Tenor ....... THIN). Katie
1.S ( Dream Toner Then. ICarlo
( Hebrew Melody and Dance Vl Solo . Eliu Breesk
13023 S61i,do Ir-pasnole ($pnnh Jarennde)
LS6 Vi.ll, Solo ....... Elias Bm.dda
2092 Boll We.vii Bh.s AI Bernard with Cszl Penton's Orchestra
U I Ain't Ahd d Nuthln' Dat's Alive Ernest
2106 Ua Uk* No A like Hnwniinn Melody
Frank Porara and Aothony FrancbinJ
.85 t Honoluln Match Frank Foyeraand Anthony Pranchlni
2107 Memphis Blues AI Bernard with Carl Fonton's OTest
H Pranido & Johnnia AI Bernard with Carl Fenton'a Orchestra
Poesy O'Neil Tenor ...... Billy Jonu
2108 All By Mff Ernest ]4s nnd mseont Male Trio
.SS " "
Carollna Lullaby . Charles Hid and Elliott Shaw
21.SS10 Oruso Blomoms ..... Crescent Male Trio
{ poor Buttermilk Novelty Ralrtims-.Piano . Zez Confray
21.SS12 YouTail'Emlvorles Noeelty Ragtime.-Pmno Zez ConfreF
( Ain't We Got Fun7 Harmonizers' Male Quartet
21
.aS14 Down On the Farm Harmonizers' Male Quartet
7 " Drlfns Down . . . Criterion Male Quartet
05 Gospel Train . . Criterion Male Quartet
1.00 L
Laddie Buck of Mine Tenor . James Sheridan
5058 Molly 0 James Sheridan and Crescent Male Trio
1.00
Siren of a Southern Sea Fox Trot hham Jones' Orchestra
05 { Mon Homme(MyMan) Fox Trot Knickerbocker Orchestra
1.00
... f Ain't We Got Fun Fox Trot Bennle Krueger's Orchestra
I9 , Dangerous Blues Fox Trot . Bewaie Krueger's Orchestra
' ' peaches Fox Trot Introduclns "Trying"
A,,. | Accordion Solo . ..... Marie Perry
Io11 " After These Years Fox Trot ,Introduc;ng
.o "My Mammy's Tears" Accordion Solo Marie Perry'
Oh Mel Oh Myl Fox Trot Introducing "Dolly" from "Two
2113 Little Girls in Blue" . , Carl Fenton's Orchestra
.85 L Tea-Cup CArl Fox Trot Carl Fenton's Orchestra
2115 . I'm Nobody's Baby Fog Trot Introducing "Snuggle"
Green Brothers' Novelty Band
.85 t, Listenlng Fox Trot . Green Brothers' Novelty Band
Moonlight Fox Trot Introducing "I'm Miln' Mammy's
2116 Yssin'" . Carl Fenton's Orchestra
f
.85 DeeplnYourEyes Waltz Introducin"TrTing"
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Carl Fenton's Orchestra
f Mello'Cello Fox Trot
21 lS Erdody and hiJ Pennsylvania Hotel Orchestra
.85 All For You Fox Trot Introducing "Without You"
Erdody and his PennSylvanin Hotel Orchestra
TheJo.rnal Stationery Shop
Shelton, Washington
TIIE MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
.... I I I , I U
Local Boy Get00 ; 00ord Degree IFEDERAL COURT
AFFIRMS BAN ON
AFTER WINNING
DISTINGUISHED
AWARD IN
LEGAL STUDIES
AT FAMOUS
ENGLISH
COLLEGE,
LOCAL HIGH
SCHOOL
GRADUATE
IS RETURNING
TO TAKE UP
PRACTICE IN
TACOMA
JOHN HOWARD BINNS
John Howard Banns, son of Frank Banns, whose home is near Shelton
and whose wife was Miss Carrie Hammond, daughter of United
tates Commissioner T. W. Hammond of Tacoma, has just
arrived in New York with his family after completing his course in law
at Oxford University, where the highest honors ever bestowed upon an
American student were awarded to him. Having been graduated from
the Washington State College, and winning a Rhodes scholarship by
competitive examination, Mr. Banns will retul to Tacoma with the degree
of bachelor of civil law. He is shown above in the uniform of a
lieutenant in the United States army. Part of his service (luring the Worhl
War was at Camp Lewis. --Cour, tesy of Tacoma News-Tribune
: . 'NOTZCE 0r XEAXNG OT PETITION
%," " [ TO CALL SPECXA 7" -LECTZON
i LAKE CUSHMAN NOTES !l * O" * O:m:D'Z T O 1 "t"O "T
Mr. and Mrs House and little son |teen signed by en per cent e I -
....n r. ..-se' ]other fied electors of Mason County, Wash-
,of Shelv., .......... .t,t,. iT "' ington residing within the boundaries
of Russelville, Me., spent Sumlay of the' ]n'oposed Port District herelnaf-
here as the ruests of Mr :and Mrs. ter described, has been presented to
T T',lnh' , ? all(] filed with the Board of County
............. Commissioners of hiason County, Vash-
I Mrs. P. D. Woodworth has as her county,ingt°n' tOresidingSUbmitlntOthethesaidVoters of said
hereinafter
l gest for a few days her daughter,
Mrs. Edith Krise and children, of described territory, |he proposition of
creating a port district "wiflch shall be-
i Kamilche. . co-extensive with tie limits of the fol-
all in :Mason County. .Vashington, o-
/ Mr. and Mrs. R/'P. Simpson spent lowing described property and territory
Sunday evening in Shelton. wit:
All or tte following described prop-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dunham and Mr. eriy: Sections 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, 13, :l,i,
and Mrs. J. M. Round motored to [15 22 %. 24, 25. 26. 27. 34. 35, 36,
Tx'vp. :3, N., I’. 2 A r. "V, f. Also Sec-
Shelton Saturday evening to the mov- thins 4 5, 6, 7, S :, 16, I7, 18, 19. 20,
les. 2:, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 3 , Twp, 23, N. :i..
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Latham and I w. w. . ,]so, Sections 1. 2, 3, 1:
11, ]2, 13, ]4, 15, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26,
son I,arrie and Mrs. Maston and 34, 35, 36, Twp. 22, N. I. 2 .V. iV. M.
daughter Verenious, spent a veryAlso, Sections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, :L 17, ]8, 19,
pleasant (lay at the home of M Shel- 20, 29, 30, 31, 32, Twp. 22, N. R. 1 W.
V M. 3iason County, ,Vashington
ton Sunday The Commissioner districts shall be
LEASES TO ALIENS
NEW STATE LAW NOT OPPOSED
TO CONSTITUTION
Tacoma, July 25.--The Washington
anti-alien land law passed by the last
session of the state legislature, was
declared constitutional today in a de-
cision filed Jn federal court.
Circuit Judge William B. Gilbert
of Portland and District Judges Ed-
ward E. Cushman of Tacoma and
Jeremiah Neterer of Seattle joined
in the desision that the law, which
rOhibits aliens to own or to lease
d and penalizes citizens who enter
into leases with aliens, is not in con-
travention of the United States con-
stitution, as was alleged by Frank
Terrace of Seattle, who sought an
order restraining L. L. Thompson,
state attorney general, from enforc-
ing the statute.
It is believed that the case will
be carried un te the United States
supreme court.
AIRPLANES REPORT
FIFTY-FIVE FIRES
Make Twenty-Five Flights and cover
6,580 Miles During Month
of June
State Forestry Supervisor Pape re-
ports that the army airplanes sent
up each da.v to detect forest fires in
Western Washington, and especially
on the Olympic Peninsula, made 25
flights during the month of June,
covering 6,580 miles and during that
time renorted 55 fires Most of the
fires reported were caused by burn-
ing slashings or by burning under a
fire permit. The planes (lid not make
their daily trip. when the day was
rainy.
FRIDAY, JULY 9, 2.91'
J PROFESSIONAL CARDS
00ER-W
Physician and Surgeon
oSCCttedl;tg e r d. lts.d in the ofltces
J. T. SHIMEK
DENTIST
Postoflce Building, Shelton, Wash.
Open 9 to 12--1 to 5
Evening by avpointment&
J
A. L BELL
ABSTRACTS
Real Estate, Loans and
Imrane
Horn Bldg. Shelton, Wash.
, , ,, |
CHAS. R. LEWIS
ATTORNE--AT--LAW,
Phone 468. SIIELTON. WASH.
(Rm 7 & 8 Lumbermens Bldg.)
|' 4
ALDEN C. BAYLEY
LAWqER
Mason County Abstract & Title Co.
Bldg. Opposite State Bank of Shelton
PHONE 231. Shetton, Wash.
GRANT C. ANGLE
Notary Public
Real Estate, :Isurmace and
Conveyandng
Fire, Life, Health and Accident
and Bond Insurance.
JOURNAL OFFICE, SHELTON
HARRY
FORD
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. Let us figure with you.
A square deal to all is our motto. Mill at Matlock. Yards
at Shelton.
Shelt0n Flarket and
Ice Plant
The Best of Meats and a Reliable
Service at Right Prices
J. F. BICHSEL, Prop.
. ........ Mrs. Lee of Seattle is visiting at as folows: __
BRAKEMA-'S Juts ' same run.prlol- zo ms oeal a no WhO the home of her son S. E. Lee. tlln)i:tict No.101 lhal] ,npl,s5,Sec: .... I
BETTER THAN FORTUNE hao no other nears, me late enne 5ome exckemenz was cause(, in 23 4, '°5' 26 2'7 3'4 3'5 36 Twp. 23. [1" - -- "
Wilcox The only hitch in the pro- Camu when Roy P Simnson's house N.' R. 2"V. Y. . Also'Sec'tions 4, 5, lll|l|l||l|||ll|ll||ll|||||l|||||l|||||l|]li|||||||||l||lqlll|l|]
' " " " " " t ator i on " rnin A 6 7 s 9 16 17 18 19 20 21 28 '
Though the only heir to $80,000, ceedmg s that the adnums r , A. caught on fre M clay mo g. 2b 30 '31 '3 ° '33 Twp' 23' N 'IR. i V
James Grogan, a brakeman on the!E. Robinson of this city, cannot find large hole was burned in the roof|w: M.' .Maso_n'Conty', .ash. ". - . 'L #.IN-.-- 1------ r _.2__ _
N P passenger train out of South !the will, although it is known that but the blaze was put out before any .Distract o. fi snau compr!se ec- : kDlitlbt}II [1(] P ,,4.(,..flrv !
Bend ]s holdxn onto hm monthly t was made shortly before Wilcox s mo e damage was done. 22 N i' 1' W W :M Mason County -- -7
ay check of $12.50 for seven hours death. Grogan lays off occasmnally Qmte a few Shelton people motor-I,Vash. A'Yr I'kTYTdTF T)'ITATT) OlfIr ...
:.',, .h ,.v ’l n tr.vllor tn hmt £nr. that will and went to ed out near the lake Sunday afterl District No. 3 shall comprise Sections [] t qUA'JX AbAA-AA OrlL/l-
.... ....... .' .......... 7 ......... -. ....... , " "* 1 2 3 10 II 12 13 14 22, 23, 4, [] Hueoos|og to 'ro
would be the wmer from looking at Astorm for that purpose today. If _blackberries. We hope they went J2 26 '27'34 '35 '36 'Twp 22 N. R. --* ( d Xauala) i
him, or suspect that a prospective|it cannot be found its existence can home with full buckets 12 V. V. I. and Secti)ns 29 20 31, 32, [] I".._" ...... . , ,, . . . . =
rol ewdence or at Mr E A Re and children left Twp 22 N R 1 W W M ason [ Drmg your snoes o us zor a nea ov oz re air
plutocrat was calling the stations and [ be proven by pa e " , . . . y " I Count JTash .... m P =
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hel in ladies off and on the train, the worst the estate will go to Grogan Tuseday morning to spend a few i And 'the saicl Board of County Com ]nfr ouicklv done We oo h, +. ............ ,
?le estate was ]eft him by hm under the laws of the state.--South days m Shelton. missioners have heretofore on the 13th r. , , . . --
........ Bend "oumal "The Tatler" day of July 1921, made an order fixing -- service, xou 11 Till(:| our prices rght. _
.UnCle wno was a con(mcor on reel 0 . ' --
' ' ) .... .............. " I..J - - "'', the hour at I0 o'clock a. m. on the --- -- m
. , - --- ..... ,, '' , ="" ...... 30th day of July 1921, as a time when [] ..............
, ' -- ._ a hearing shall be had upon said pc- [] dt U. LUU., nelr, On, We.an.
', ,- ,.- . I 1 titlon, at the Commissioners' rooms in ---- "
B'l]rllllIllfllJJllltlJ the Court House in the Town of Shel- '
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ml)l(llllllll)101[l[liJli[I)fllill/lM#[l[l[t[l[llllll }l[lli#llllll I sons anereseu m toe questton presen ....
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ed by said petition will be heard by
Board, at the time and place des- '" "ll-|||||||||||||||||||l||l||||||||||||l|||||||||||||||||||||l||||||||l|||||||||||||l||||l|||||||u}
. ignated in said order as above set forth ffi_ '
lltllllllllll]llll[ll nlllll]HIll land that at said heartngthe boundaries
Illlll[l[Jll" -fll[lll IlllIHlll[lll of said proposed Port Distrlc may he m
liJIIllllllllll;lllilllllll[ I'!ill il]lillll]]l]l ' increaseu or diminished. [] '
IlliIlilll[lllllllilllll [lltll llililillll[ll [ By order of the Board of County [] T_]rflkqtT dTTI"T JsrrlkT ..
Ilflltlllllilllllli]llllLlmr " [[][I ll[$1ll I Commissloners of Mason County, Wash- [] nl I1 r. . : rql r_l -/I Itl
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1]l[I]lll ''- - . ill . I Dated this 13th day of July, 1921. []
ll][l - - I ll[ll]l / [ 1ONE W, DOYLE --=
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County Auditor and Clerk of the ==
li]ll} ....... "' ][lfllll]}]ll Board of Count,, Commissioners -- BILLIARDS AND POOL--A CLEAN SPORT !
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II[l[lltllllllllllll,lr[. """_' IIi'J" i(SEAL),-I-9-2t UonxecuonezT, igars and all Soft Drinks g
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l[ll]lllll[IHllltlllllll[" ,,.JIIIM' .(_1]111] F,dl I I I = EDWARD H FAUBERT. Mr "-
I[]l[lll][]JJ[l[llllll[I]J I / [] [ I LOWER MATLOCK I [] ' " - " []
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l[ll[lIllll[l[lllll ' ,'7"/ ] Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rab,deau and il=[lllmlllllllHlllllllllllllllllll|llllllllllllllllHlllllllllll||lllllllllllllll
ll]til[lll[]l][l \\;lArr-w [l daughter were t]{e guests of Mr. and[ I.t
\\; Mrs. Frank Helin and family Sunday..
\\; ,,[ Mrs. G,,ggin's grandson, Joe Bros-II I
--11 Afi=" ins of Seattle is spending his vaca- I ........... I
............ - teen at the N. C Nelson home. I A qll V/| TI ;:KII'.C I
Mrs. A. J. Be, k clled on Mr. and II I,z-vJ AqIJAk O£1Ul-O I
r qll . 1 Mrs. Leonard Anderson Sunday.. I I " I
" Mr: Carl Spalding and so' Carl
IOU ll get somewnere od daughter Mr Roy Meek snent IJ by letting us repmr them at the proper tme. It I
Tuesday evemng wth Mr. and Mrs. ll" means a great saving at the present prme of shoes. J
, Wm Evers and fainily I y 1
.1 _1 Ir A I Mr Asa Bateman an*(i the Mullnix ,I OU can rely on our work abso utely. We handle a I
With a 1 e ano r. rothes w, T s
,, __ - , b "" e'e Shelton callers hu'- I line of the best loggers boots and heavy and light I
- - ..... A E and son E00est II work sh(es at prices that are lower - /
Start fresh all over again at the oeginnlngl et a ". " g- . ,, '
. . . were callers at the Rediska home /
pipe I--and forget every smoke expermnce you ever had Tuesday. I[ u II nncvnnl our, ,vn,.
,,=.+ ov "--'''m°a ...*h° ---.°°"', -^'- -° j;imm'r v"i'ev , r"acked Mr. and Mrs. Victor King" motored II n. IU. nUOrl[]Ul.1, OlllVl]
e,i.. Alb.. t. brimful with Prince Albert, will,trim any degree of t°Mheltnn:hUrHiYn and Mr. and [
' Mrs Archie Daniels and daughter
smokeJyyo ou ever reglsteredl It s a revelation! : , [
Dolus called on Redisga s Friday eve-
sold in toppy red
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome ponnd
and half pound tin
hum/dors and in the
OuUnd crystal lose
midor with
aponge moistener
top.
b Copyright ial
yR. J. Reyno]d|
Tobscco Co.
.Wi,ston-Salem,
N.C.
Put a pin in here l Prince Albert can't bite your
tongue or parch your throat. Both are cut out by ou
exclusive patented process. So, just pass up any old
idea you may have stored away that you can't smoke a
pipe! We tell you that you can--and just have the time
of your life on every fire-up--if you play Prince Albert
for packing!
What P. A. hands you in a pipe it wilI duplicate in a
]ome-made cigarette l Gee--but you'll have a lot of
fun rolling 'era with Prince Albert; and, it's a cinch
because P. A. is crimp cut and stays put!
00R[N00E ALBERT
J:i: : "it national.joy smoke , ,L " .........
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Souiner and
Frank Quiett of Seattle spent last
week end with Batemans and Flet-
chers, and LeRoy Qdiett returned to
Seattle with them Sunday evening
after spending three weeks with
Batemans.
Mr. Alvah McKibben entertained
the following guests from tester,
Wash., last week: Ed. Hawkins, Wal-
ter Anderson and Mr. Morgan.
It takes the exercise of forty-two
muscles to make a smile. Bu the
result is worth it.Providence Jour-
nal.
Passengers, Baggage
and Freight
REASONABLE RATES
PHONE 41.
D. E. BARREI
STR, S. G, S IHPSON
I
THE SHELTON-TACOMA ROUTE
Single Fare $1.51. Round THp $3.YI
CHANGE OF HOME-BOUND SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1921
Leaves. Shelton Monday, Weunesday and Friday at 8:30 a. m.
Purnlng zrom acoma Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
:vo p.m. l)OCK open till 6 p.m.
Seattle freight should be delivered to Pier 8.
r : SHELTON 00SPORTMION COIVlPANY
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