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SHELTON.MASON COUN0000 JOURNAL
Published every Thursday morning
Men'lber o£ Washington Newspaper Publishers' Associatlon
and National Editorial Association
Entered as second-class nmtter at the postoffice at Shelton. Washington
WILFORD L. JESSUP, Editor and Publisher
Bill Dickie, Advertising A{gr. Bessie Bolen, Business Mgr.
Subscription Rates:
$2.50 per year in advance; 6 months $1.50: outside Mason County $2.75;
Cmada and Foreiga $3•50.
J. L. CATTO RAUSCHER & SON
HARDWARE 12a Olympio Hiway (Hillcrest
PHONE 585
317 Railroad Phone 48
MEETS AT 8 P. M. IN MEMORIAL HALL
1st and 3rd TUESDAYS
TED DANIELS VISI'rS
Ted Daniels, former Shelton
high school athlete, accompanied
by his wife and family, were va-
cation visitors wittt relatives in
Shelton last week. Thy now live
in Chico, Calif. Ted reports his
younger brother, Allan, has re-
cently been discharged from the
navy, and his older brother, Giles,
is now in Mobile, Ale., with the
maritime service decommission-
ing ships.
()T1CE OF %;ATER RI(ll3P
APJ*LICATION -NO. 7233
Stain of Washington, Of fin; of Su-
l)ervisoe of ttydraulics, ely_topis.
• 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that Wendel
R, Knauss of Shelton. State of Wash-
lngton under date of June 11 19.t6:,
filed with the State Supervisor ot
Hydraulics, Olympia, Washington. an
applleatioa for a permit to d*vert the
public waters of unuamed spring trib-
utary ot unnamed stream, in 1.he
amount of 0.05 second-feet, sllbJect
to existlag rights, for the purpose
of dotuestic supDly for 5 families, coa-
tinuously; that the approximate p.int
of dh, erston is located within NWa.
of SEi of S,cl:lon 27, Townshl 20
N,, Range 3 W.W.M., in Mason Coun-
ty. A nmp showing the location and
plan of said diversion and the place
of the proposed use is oa file in the
office of the State Sup ery!sm: of Hy-
draulics, Olympia, Wasnmgton, to- [
gether with such other $1nformation
as Is requtred by law.
Ally person, firln o,' corporation
whose right will be injuriously af-
fected by said application may file
with the Slate .Supervisor of Hy-
draulics, at Olympia, washington, such
"objections or representations, in writ-
ing, as he may desire tu make, within
thn'ty (30) days after date of last
publication, which date is August 8.
1946. •
Witne.ss my hand and official seal
this 21st day of June. A. D. /946.
" IOI)NEY RYKER,
[ State Supervisor of Hydraulics.
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PROGRAM LISTINGS
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SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOLIRNAI
Potlatch Callers at the Morrison home
lately were 1V[r. and Mrs. Carl
vv,vvv,v,,vv,,,-v, Kanzler and little daughter of
The Potlatch Ladies club was Tacoma nnd, a few days later,
entertained by Mrs. Cliff Reader Mr. and Mrs. H. Galbraith, also
on grednesday afternoon. A dell- of Taconla.
cious dessert luncheon was served Dinner puests at the Tom
at; 1 o'clock and a pleasant after- Bowles h()nle recently were Mr.
noon was enjoyed with sewing, and Mrs. Glenn Reed and son
fancy work and conversation. Glcnnie of Seattle, and Joe LassQre
Those pr*sent were Mrs. Picker- of Hoodsport.
ing, Mrs. Pierce, Airs. E. Carl- ttouse guests at the Tom Bowles
son, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Sehrimpf, home for a couple of weeks were
Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. }hmsman and Mrs. Perne Bowles and three lit-
the hostess, tle daughters of Aberdeen. S. D.
Mr. Magnuson arrived home for M,r. and Mrs. Edwin Carlson
a brief visit with his fam/ly last a. e moved from Potlatch to Sno-
Tuesday. Tlle following day he qualmie.
returned to Seattle to rejoin his
fishing crew.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheldon Events Date Dayton
spent last week in San Francisco Residents for reekend
on a combined business and pleas- Dayton-Events keeping this
ure trip. During their absence t comnlunity's citizenry dated up for
their small son Tommy wss cared the imme[tiate future include to-
for by his grandparents, Mr. and morrow night's Commtmity club
Mrs. E. Carlson. meeting mad the big community
Callers at the Hussman llome picnic this Sunday at Maple Beach
last Monday afternoon were Mr. on Lake Isabella.
and Mrs. Bill Treumper and Migs Election of officers will feature
Robin Deffergo of Bremerton. the club meeting Friday, with a
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Morrison potluck hmch topping off the pro-
plan to go to Tacoma Wednesday gram.
to attend the funeal of !h's. Mof Those desiring transportation to
rison's Mster-in-law who was fa- the picnic site may make arrange-
tally stricken with paralysis last ments at the Friday night meet-
Friday. ing, or by arriving at the Corn-
Visitors at. Clar-Mel for an munity hall by 11 a.m. Sunday
indefinite period are Gordon Hol- morning.
lis and Peter, Roy and Harold 3_ special invitation to new res-
BerLin, all of Pasadena, Calif. The idents of tile community has been
three latter young men are ne- extended to attend both the meet-
phews of'Norman and Bob Gray. ink and tile picnic as a means of
Mr. and Mrs. John Rodgberg becoming better acquainted with
drove to Aberdeen and Hoquiam their,, neighbors.
last Saturday. They report that
the mercury in those cities regr t Little work was accomplished
toward getting the kitchen roof
istered 100 degrees that day. completed on the hall Sunday as
Mr. and Mrs. K. Simons and only three men turned out.
two sons spent several days at
Ocean Park last week. GUESTS AT ItEItMES HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Blonk and
o. lsl two children of Boise, Ida., were
NOTICE TO CItI,I)IT()It weekend guests at the home of
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Mr. and M:rs. George Hermes. Mrs.
S/'ATE OF WASHINGTON FOI
MASON COUNTY Blonk and Mrs. Hermes are sis-
IN PItOBATF, tars. Mr. Blonk is connected w.ith
In the Matter of the Guardianship the public relations department
of the Estate of Marion 1.1. Grallam, of tile U. S. bureau of reclama-
a Mental Ineonlpetent.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tion at Boise.
the tlnderslgned, William W. Grahanl, .......
has been apRointed and hns qualified I
as the guardian of tile estate of Mar-
ion H. Graham, a mental incompetent,
and that all persons having claims National Forest Timber
against the said incompetent or her
estate are hereby required to scrvu ] For Sale
their elaints, duly verified, on the
undersigned guardian, William W. I Sealed bids wit be received by
Graham. or hm Attorney of Rat.oral,
Chas. R. Lewis. at %he law office of the Forest Supervisor, Box 187,
Cl]as. R. Lewis, Bell :Building, :119 Olympia, Washington, up to and
South 4th Street. Shelton. Mason not later than 2:00 P. M., Sap-
County, Washington, the same being
dcsigaated as the place for the trans- tember 2, /946, for all the live
act on of the business nf the said timber marked or designated for
estate, and file such claims ingather cutting, and all merchantable dead
with proof o£ service, with the cl'k
of the above entitled court within six tinlber located on an area era-
months from tilt', dale of the first bracing about 16 acres within
publication of tlds notice, to-wit: July Sees. 16 and 17, ']7 21 N, R 8 W.,
11, 1946, or oUlerwise such claims aha/l VV. M., Wishkah River watershed
be baz'red.
WILLIA1V[ W. GRA]IAM. Olympic National Forest, Wash-
Guardtan of the estate of ington, cstinmtcd to be 95,000
darlon II. Grahmn. a mental
ineonlpotcnt. Bolt 13uildtng, feet B. IV[,, more or less, of west-
119 South 4th Street,, Shelton, ern redcedar, 110.000 feet B. M..
: Mason Ceunty, Washington. more or less, of Sitka spruce, and
CIIAS. It. LEWIS,
Attorney for said estate, 280,000 feet B. M., more or less,
iii: Bell Building, 119 South 4th St.. of western llemlock. No bid of
Shelton, Mason County. %Vashlngton less than $5.00 per M feet for
7-11.18-25--8-1--4t. western redcedar, $4.25 per M feet
for Sitka spruce, and $2.50 per
M feet for western hemlock and
other species will be considered.
I5. addition to the prices bid. for
stumpagc a cooperative deposit
of $0.15 pet' 5I feet B. M.. to be
used by the Forest Service for
paying tlle cost of slash disposal
for the total cut of tirbcr under
tile terms of the agr%eent, will
be required. Bids with rates in
excess of those permissible under
MPl% No. 460 will be reduced to
the allowable maximum in mak-
ing the award. In the event of
receipt of more than one bid at
the maximum permissible price,
award will be made in such man-
ner as in the awarding officer's
judgment will result in a maxi-
mum contribution of materials
needed for the reconversion and
housing prograxn. Where two or
more suc] tie bidders are equally
qualified in this respect in the
awarding officer's judgment,
CANNING awa,'d will be made, by lot among
them. $1,500,00 must accompany
PLIES each bid, to be aI)plied on the
SUP ' u,,co price, t'efunded, or re-
tained in part as liquidated dam-
ages, acording to conditions of
sale. The right to rejee any and
all bids reserved. Before bids arc
Jars - Rings - Crocks submitted full information con-
cming the timber, the conditions
Waterglass of sale, and the submission of bids
FOr Putting Up Eggs should be obtained from the Dis-
01ympi Feed trict Ranger, Shelton, Washing',
a ton, or the Forest Supervisor
Olympia, Washington•
Company
.... O Nlelll Bldg. - S!elton
Forest Closure Notice
The following descrihed areas
within and adjacent to the Olym-
pic National Forest are hereby
declared REGIONS OF EXTRA
FIRE HAZARD: ,h)rstt! Creek
Area: Section 36, T. 24 N., R. 4
W. Dry Creek Area: Section 15,
except Cushman Reservoir, and
Sections 16. 17, 20, 21. 22, T. 23
N., R. 5 W. Smith Skokomislz Riv-
er Area: Those parts of Sections
1, 2, 3, 10 and 12 south 'of Brown
Creek road, Sections 11, 13, 14,
15. E l,. Section 17, Sections 21
and 28 incluMve, and 33 to 36 in-
clusive, T. 22 N., R. 5 W.; cx-
t.sovs cept the road to Camp 3 in Sec-
tion 35. For protection of the
No above-described areas against
Brush fire the following rule will be en-
Mo,kfl forced: Going lute tlmse areas or
" being upon the lands described
is prohibited except with an en-
try pernlit issued by a Forest
Officer, and as provided by law.
Tlle perlnit shall be in the pos-
session of the permittee while hc
is witlin tie eloged area. Entry
shall be restricted to pcrmazent
residents and others cngaged in
condttcting a regular, legitimate
business, such as industrial oper-
a.tions, public works or facilities,
livestock raising, mining, and pro-
tectiou of the resources. Those
An amazinq, new"cel/ophane, entering shall be restricted to cat'-
like" tinish for Floor, Wood-, rying on their business and to g6-
ing to and fronl their places of
work and Furnituref Esy (o' business and their homes or places
:leanl Requires NO waxingl of abode; also to tt'avel during
daylighL hours when so stipulated
Only $2.9s oer quart in their permits. Vktlators of the
foregoing rule are subject to fine
of $10.00 to $100.00 or 90 days
ill jail, or botlt. Effective from
SHELTON ELECTRIC July 25, 1946 to October 15, 1946.
O, ' Closure requested by United States ]
Ieorcst Service. ART GARTER,
B. W. SOPER Director, Departlnent of Consez'-
110 4th St, Pfione 154.W vation and Development, State of
..... - - Washington, 8-1-1t
ORDINANCE NO. 42528
All Ordinance authorizing the utiliza-
tion of 19416 Budget Item of $37,500.00
h'om bonds not yet authorized for
the. c onstructiou of a steel water
tank and the creation of s special
water tank consLructlon fuud, and
deternliniag the sources froln which
Sllch fund shall be created and au-
thorizing tim transfer of $9.212.00 to
such special fund• froill the water
fulid t)[ the City of Shelton.
Whereas the City of Shelton in its
I9.16 budget provided for the erection
of a steel water tank by the issu-
ance of bonds not yeL authorized in
the mnn of $37,500.00. and whereas
the City of Sheltou Inks secured a
grant uf $18.424.00 from the State of
Washington Development Board to as-
sist in the payment of the. eonstrue-
tiou (,f a new app,'oxinmtely 520.000
gallon capacity steel water tank and
whereas the City of Shelton supplies
from its water fund the surn ot $9.*
212.00 to aid in such construction, now
therefore tile City Conmlission of the
City ul Shelton. Washington, does of
dain as follows:
SECTION I: That there is hereby
created a Special Fund to be knowu
as Water Tank Construction State. De-
velopment Fund. which the Treasurer
ut" (lie City of Shelton, Washington,
is hereby instructed to sot up and
establish on her books, and into whlch
to transfer from Water Funds of the
City of Shelton $9,212.00 and into
which she shall ,pay and which shall
be credited with [he sum of $18.424.00
wimn reeeived from the State of Wash-
ingten Grant of the. Washington State
Dev(dopmcnt Board.
SECTION II: T let all expenditures
in connection with the construction of
said steel water tank shall be paid from
warrants drawn on said fund. and
that such funds be used in lieu of
the 19t6 Budget item of $37,500.00
from Bends not yet issued.
SECTION III: Public convenience
filed with the clerk of the above el*-
titled court her Final Report and Peti-
tion for Distribution, asking the court
to settle and approve the said Final
Report and Petition for Distribution,
to distribute the properties to the
persons thereto entitled and to dis-
charge said administratrix.
NOTICE IS FURTHER •GIVEN that
said Final /-report and Pelition for
Dlsh'ibution will be heard on Satur-
day the 10Lh day of August, 19,16, at
the hour of 710 o'clock in the fare-
noon in the Court Room in the Court
1-louse in Shelton. Washington.
Dated this 29th day of June, 1946.
(SEAL)
CLARE ENGELSEN.
County Clerk
CItAS, R. LEWIS.
Attorney for said estate,
Bell Building, 119 South 4th Street
Shelton. Mason County, Washington.
7-11-18-25--8-1--4t
Mason County Post No. 1694
Veterans of Foreign
Wars
Regular :Meeting
Friday, August 2 -- 8 p, m.
Memorial Building
Lyle O'Dell, Cmdr., Phone 6F14
J. H. Gray, Q.M. Adj.
Phone 352J
Thursday,
oua 0
STEERIN
Correctionists
in Earth's
value of
Our Shlcere
terrain ate ownership
Store, llavin0 sold the I
To him we wlsl
will be as Dh
and customers di
business ill Sheltort.
present, to expres ,
Who favort uq with tl
n olIp aperatior, af the (2
GEORGE
and safety require forthwith the ,:on- ROBERSON
struction of said steel water tank and t
this ordlnance'shallbeeffectiveupon AND HEATING
its publication.
INTRODUCED in regular Commis-
'.don lneeting tills 23rd day of July
1946. , '
PASSED in regular' Commission P H O N E 6 8 5
lueeting this 30th day of July, 1946, i f" 'E MO
F. A. TRAVIS, reet ',::
Mayo,.. 222 South Second St T(i
I:tEGINALD SYKES,
0on.nissioner of Finance and *e- .... ""
count,ng.
ROY J. KIMBEL,
Commisioner of Streets and Public I
Utilities.
A.TTEST :
Annual
Plywood Local
AkL TIMES
Master Motor
(a IlSes for
' Trouble
POWer
Gas Use
MO
, Pine Phone 62
9.317
Alma K, Carte.
Acting City Clerk. (SEAL)
APPROVED AS TO FORM:'
Chas. R. Lewls,
City Attorney.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON ]PINAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOg
DISTRIBUTION
IN TttE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of Ed-
win G. Carlson. also known m Edwin
C. Carlson, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Esther Roles. administratrix of the
estate of Edwin G. Carlson. also known
as. Edwin C. Carlson, deceased, has
Bulldozer
for LAND CLEARING,
EXCAVATING, GRADING
JOHN VINCENT
Route 2, Box 12-A
Capitol Hill
All Members and Families Be
g Trol
Leave Yo
Coffee - Ice Cream
Refreshments
Furnisied by Local 9-317
Bring Your Own Sugar and Basket
Plenty of Fun and Entertainment for
Sunday, August
MAPLE BEACH PARK
Insurance and Real
We Pay Cash for Ashes and
Sell Dirt
S ME]
& Applian,
IN FURNITURE
EDDY BUSINESS SERV
e 0[ m,ll00
AND]PAINS Ke people
apla Brewln
MAY LEAVE YOU WITH A DEAD ENGINE OLYMPIA, WASHIN@TOI
We Can Cure Them- Before They
Costly... and Dangerous
You are Invited to Come in for a Scientific EngiIe,4
Checkup and Diagnosis
FREE 0F CHARGE- 0R
Motor Tune up, with Modern Precision Equipment
Engines Overhauled, Reconditioned, Automotive or
Brakes Relined, Adjusted, Equalized
Generators, Starters and Carburetors--Repaired,
Valves Refaced, Seats Reground
Welding, Burning, Machine Work
Battery Charged in Car while you Shop
FAIR PRICES -- GUARANTEED WOBK
Kiaser-Frazer
East Pine Phone 676
L. C, NELSON in Conneotion with S. L. PEARSON
Amendl
Consti
VOTED ON NOV
PaSSC
ST/
OFFICE' OF
Concern:
' the State Constitution,
referred t
of the voters of the Sta
constitutipn of the said s
NO. 9 may bc
the la
Senate and standin
of. the Stato the em
session Agz,
Secre1
'otton to be going
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state, where
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State o£ Pnsse
as seetlon 3.
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OFFICE OF
of State o
and foregoiI
No.
at its twenty-ni
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and the seal of the S
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