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THE MXSON CoONTY JoURN*AL
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GRANT C. ANGLE "& heN,' Publ'ishers
Mmber of Washington ,State Press and Washington lewspap.Amsociationm
mntered ms second, clash matter at the postofflcs t :Bhelton. Wsmhington
.' ". Published every Friday mornih'g/. !'
Stlmcrlption: Domestic, $2 per year. Foreign, $2.50 tn advance '
" (All papers discontinued one month after delinquency)
, ,..
THE RIGHT TO ORGANIZE.
There is no question about the right! of citizens to
organize just as many political parties as the please and
no sane person denies them that right. Whether new
parties are necessary is a matter for each voter to de-
termine for himself. That such new parties will accom-
plish much:more than the old parties, is rather too much
to expect, ,.This paper feels that there is need for house-
cleaning in the old parties, but just as the most effective
house cleaning in a home is done iris]de:the house, so
also the most effective housecleaning in the political par-
ties can be done inside the house, but it won't do itself.
One great trouble with us politically is that we shout
about graft just before election and then close our eyes
to it the rest of of the time. A dozen new parties will not
remedy sich a situation.--Grandview Herald.
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TALKING VS. WORKING.
Belgium and France have been working hard and re-
ports indicate that those countries are almost back to
normal with bumper crops, while the U. S., which suf-
fered nothing but in the pocketbook, has done more talk-
ing than working and has made little progress to normal
since the war closed.
UNCLE SAM--UNDERWRITER.
It should be no secret that Wall Street and some big
financiers of the country are very much concerned in
President Wilson's League of Nations. They have big
loans in the Old World, and besides, if they can get Uncle
Sam to underwrite the deal, see enormous profits in sight
from loans those countrieg are anxiously seeking. And
they stand ready to "put Cox over', with any necessary
share of these prospective profits: This seems the real
"power behind the throne" and Messrs, Wilson and Cox
seem willing to sew the people of this country up to sal-
vage the war lean gamble. Happily our people are get-
ting next to the marked card game and will not let the
gamblers play a lone hand. They can get all the action
they need for their money at home, but the stakes will
be lower.
The new national slogan of the Democrats, "Peace,
Progress and Prosperity" seems to be based on sound
rather than performance.
STATE PAYROLL PATRIOTS."
A Democratic exchange commenting on the prospects
of the half-dozen Republican candidates for governor,
PROCl00INGS!OF>i1E:
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
(Continued from Page L)
H. :E. Drew. Tray. Exp. 10.70
Lowman &Hanford, Sup. Jku'd'.' : 1.67
Pioneer Bind. & Ptg. Co., same,
Sup. Justice Courts .......... 75
Earl F. Dlckson, Cohstructton
Engineer ................... 108.00
Lowman &Hanford, Sup. C1 .... 37.97
Pioneer Bind. & Ptg., same ... 4.91
Velsh-Richards., lnc., same .. 16.06
Frank Potts. care Eng. ear .... 15.09
R. G. Forck, Sup. Eng ........ 1.00
Cap. City Map &IL P. Co.
same ......................... 3.60
Esther G. Carlson. Typing Co.
lng ......................... 1.50
Shelton Garage, Sup I]ng ....... 7.50
McDonald & Co., Sup. Co. JaJl .. 2.90
Wallace Johnson Motor Co., Car
hire, sheriff , ................ 18.00
Mark Burnett, Dep. Sheriff .... 45.00
R. W. Potts, Tray. Exp ....... 6.20
Hackman Photo Shop, Sup. 5.00
Sheriff
2-J Soap :::::::::::::::::::::: 9.00
Mary M. Knight. Trav Exp... 2.75
Pioneer Bind. & Ptg. Co., SUp.
Supt ........................ 51.25
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Rap. Treas. Machine ........ 1.05
Francis Carr, Sup. Co. Poor .. 15.90
L. M. Co., same .............. 10.10
L. M. Co., same .............. 10.00
F. Raison]. same ............... 10.01
F. liaison], same 10.00
F. C. Willey. burial Co. poor. 88.50
Thos. O'Neill, sup. Co. poor..!: 15.00
Thos. O'Neill. same ............ 10.00
Thos. O'Neill, same 9.50
St. Peters' Hospital, care county
poor ......................... 19.2.00
Burt Potts, driving ambulance,
county poor ................. 4.50
Needham & Clothier, sup. Janitor
Co., Agrl. Eng ............... 69.42
W. G. Rex, mowing court yard.. 3.00
Mason County Ab. & Title Co.,
census map ................. 2.00
Mrs. 14. E. Iop. cert. reg. voters .60
W. O. Eckert, same ............. 40
]l. Tronckmann, same .......... 1.00
Julius ,laet)bY, ssme ........... 1.40
Carl Jacobs(m, same 3.10
Vm. I. Nance, same ........... 85
rs. Fred Bell, same .......... 2.70
Phillip Abbey, same .......... 3.35
Sorell C. Nelson, same ......... 1.75
l,u(dlle Iffill, same ............. 1.30
George R. Aaro. same ....... 1.00
Tom Moran, same ............. 1.35
R. H. Henry, same ............ ].75
Mrs. Annie Ellison, same ...... 3.05
John Goetsch, same ............ 1.75
McDonald & Co.. sup. Co. ear .... 50
American Surety Co of N. Y.,
bond. health officer .......... 5.90
Shelton Pharmacy, sup. Co. poor 4.00
W. M. Beach. ser health officer.. 15.00
Thou. O'Neill. sup. Janitor ........ 35
Sheltgn L. & P. Co., services... 6.95
L. M. Co.. Sup. Sheriff .......... 10
N. E. Roberts. care Co. poor ..... 10.00
C. H. Hillman. ser Poor Farm.. 2.50
Shelton Garage. sup. Poor Farm. 6.00.
Thou. O'Neill. same ............ 59.28
Cooke's Market. same .......... 12.00
Fir Drug Store SUp. ,Co. poor
and County Farm ........... 2.29
Mason County Journal, sup. com-
missioners .............. '. ..... " 47.22
Mason County Journal, sup. sup-
erintendent . .................. 7.00
Standard Oil Co.. sup. Eng. Co.
car and Attic ................ 48.77
Shelton Garage 99.49
Mike Kennedy 110.00
Henry Smith i!ii!iii!!i!iiii! "'0
Henry Smith :................. 12tf.O0'
Win. Deyette ............... . ,,. 30,00
Harry Deyette ............ ".'/:'.: 46.50
Zod Distrlot o. .
Walter Daniels ................ .75
L. M. Co ....................... ' 7.40
James Delfel .................. 8.00
I. L. RendSland .............. . '40.25
H. H. Wesserling .............. 9.00
A. VIllosevich .................. 4.0
Walter Denials ................ 14.38
E. L. Kellogg ................. 2.25
1, E. Housen .................. 105.75
J. B. Johnson ................. 65.81
Gust Johnson .................. 11.25
Paul l Sharp .................... 72100
C. E.. Cronqulst ................ 31.53
Olaf Fossum .................. 10.00
Olaf Fossum .................. 41.
Olaf Fossum ,,9.50
T. W. Malaney ................ 27.00
J. W. Malaney ................ */2.S6
W. O. Eckert .................. 4.50
remarks that Gov. Hart starts off the great advantage Fred F. Col, .................... 28.12
of having all the state payroll patriots back of his can- w. H. Cole ........ , ............. o.2
I-Iarry W. Cole .......... ...i...
didacy. The exchange overlooks the fact that the major- ay M Col. .................... H!"
• , Standard Oil Co: ..............
cry ,f these "state Davroll patriots' are Democrats, left A o. Paterson ................. 72.50
• • • •] S.H. Hilton ................... 1.12
overs from the Lmter regime, whmh Gov. Hart has fal.d Peter Geehan ................. '..10.00
• than I Gee. jassarnlck ............... 54,00
to clean out, and will probably suffer m more ways Standard Oil Co ..... : .......... 4.41
' " o&d DistriOt ]fie. 8 -
one for the failure. M Co ................. ...... 781
The Journal is pleased to find its opinion that the
census bureau,is a prevaricator generally endorsed over
the state, at least, by the communities that fell by the
wayside in the figures.
(Advert]semen0
WALTER THOMAS MILLS
OTED AUTHOR AND ORATOR
TO SPEAK IN SHELTON
TUESDAY EVENING,
AUGUST 17
Are you a good characteristlc
nerican citizen?If you are, you
are always open-minded to an argu-
ment on citizenship. You are eager
to hear all sides, especially the
OTHER SIDE.
Hundreds of people in Shelton are
ltterly ignorant of the tree history
ccomplishments and purposes of the
NATIONAL NONPARTISAN LEA-
GUE. Not merely uninformed but
deliberately and maliciously MISIN-
FORMED by "Big Business" through
their control of nearly all news°
papers. We now appeal to your
rherieanism, to your sense of fair-
ness and justice to come and hear
Mr. Mills state .our case.
We know you will come, unless
Big Business' who does not want
BERT KNEELAND PARTY
TAKES TRIP TO COAST
The Kneeland party, ihcluding Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Kneeland df Tacoma;
Mr. and Mrs. Van Groshog and
children, and Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Kneeland of Seattle; and Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Kneeland of Shelton re-
turned last Friday from a week's
tour by auto to the Coast. They
stopped at various poiuts, including
Lake Crescent, Soleduek hot springs
and Mora, at the beach, and report
a most pleasant trip through.
Bert says that the stretch of virgin
timber through which they run for
forty miles between Lake Crescent
ad the ocean is the finest he ever
sawl and he would like• to log in a
country like that. However, that
being out of reach he has organized
a new concern and will this fall
build a line of railroad from the
Stumer plae on Hood Canal toward
the Webb hill, where they have se,
cured sufficient timber for several
years of operation,
you to hear the truth is powerful
enough in Shelton to deceive you, to
unfairly prejudice you to browbeat
and intimidate you. COMMISSIONERS SEEK
We ask you to analyze every sug-
gestion and influence that prompts ANOTHER ELECTION
you not to attend Mr. Mills speech
and see f you can discover its orgin
and purpose. We deliberately 'chal- Commissioner W. A. Hunter, of the
|enge the forces against us on the kokomish Valley, announces that he
grounds of true Americanism ,true will again seek the position as Com-
patriotism, fairness, justice, moral- missioner of the First District which
lty, spirituality and the ideas of the he has hold for several terms and
home. We charge Big Business given general satisfaction. He has
with callously sacrificing t]he needs given the duties of the position all
of mother, child, home and exalted the trine required and has endeavored
citizenship on the alter of selfish to please particularly the people Of
greed. We invite particularly every his own distri'ct, giving the needs of
mother in Shelten. each section as fair treatment as the
To all citizens we say, listen to
this noted speaker--not to take for
granted what he says--not to hotly
deny what he says before you have
thought nbout it-but to lm worthy
of American citizenship by c ourte
ously weighing and tons]daring what
he says.
Will you come ?
By order of the Nonpartisan Lea-
rue of Mason County.
$-6-13-2t.
funds at hand would permit. Both
he and Commissioner Cole of the
Third District are sebldng re-election
in the belief that the County Board
as at present made up is familiar
with the important undertakings of
the past year or two and could best
carry them througH. Both names will
be found on the Republican ballot.
E. Ford ................... 12.90
S. Taylor .................. 10.00
Clarence Wivell ............... 32.00
Clifford V¢ivell ............ 9.00
oat Distrtat +lifo., 4 ""
A. N, Baker ..... ............ 45.00
Frank Polischak ............. . 81.00
Joe PeliNchak ................ 86.00
Ralph NVorman ............... 13.00
Vm. Knonagle ......... ,. ...... 4.50
Henry Priszner ............... 4.50
C. O. Decker ................... 32.62
Aas Lateman 59.00
A. McKibhin .................. 74.25
Joseph Valley ................ 40.00
David Valley ................. 4.50
Ted Cole ..................... 46.00
Standard Oil Co ............... 65.45
oad Di,triet o. 5.
A. W. Fravoc ................. 9.00
Bennett ,V. Howard .......... 7.88
J. Vinger t .................... 18,00
iod Digtaot o. 6.
Ed. Hiller .................... 132.50
T. B. Smith .................. 114.73
L. T. Batchelder .............. 13.80
James Baker ................. 69,75
Jake Robinson ................ 93.37
Joe Dan ...................... 65.28
Lester Brown ................. 2.25
Joe Young .................... 202.50
Marius Hanson ................ 97.50
Joe Young .................... 18.00
Joe Vail ...................... 7.5:}
John Branstrom .............. 9.00
Hood' Canal Merc. Co. 2.00
u M. co .............. :::::::: ssoo
Thou. O'Neill .................. 167.25
O. P. Verot .................... 11.35
Alfred Dickinson .............. 7.00
Bod lstet o. 7,
Ear] F. Dickinson ............... 7.00
A. Tapping ................... 180,00
John Wllley .............. . ... 106.00
Kenneth Cunningham ......... 84.09
Elmer Hiller .................. 102.00
H. w. Doonan ................ 48.00
Tom Ooonan .................. 66.00
F. Rendsland ................. 110.00
C. G. Llndstrom .............. 102.00
H. L. Bendsland .............. 258.00
Jens Epson ................... 91.12
Jim Carney ................... 76.25
Phllllp Bray .................. 13.50
L. M. Co ...................... 15.68
Kenneth Cunningham ........... 8
Thou. O'Neill ................... 89
R. H. Henry .................. 10.57
]rlood Canal Mere. Co ........... 5.00
]toard Distztet 'o 8.
A. E. Elphick .............. 20.00
J. Wratih ...................... 9.00
L. M, Co ....................... $7.50
Mullenix Bros ................. 105.00
White Star LumheV Co ........ 196.99
PermanOnt hwlt.
Tom Moore (Contrat) ........ 147.00
Albert Johnson ................ 8.62
Bill Thompson ............ ' .... 8.62
Ted Cole ... ................... 8.62
Burt Potts .................... 8.62
Archie LeCompts .............. 8.62
Arthur Cole .................. 8.62
Ralph Ltnco|n ................ 8.02
Howard Burke .............. f. 5.95
David Ell]son ................. 7.50
Chas. J. Irving .................. 75.00
Chas J. Irving ................ 49.50
R. W. Irving .................. 18.00
F. Edler ...................... 8.09
F. Edler ...................... 4.50
Harry Edict .................. 4.50
Joe Vail ....... .............. 2.50
rank Llneoln Scott ........... 2.2[;
rank Butler .................. 92.25
Frank Lincoln Scott ........... 65.2[;
Joe Vail .............. ........ 82.30
John Hawk ..... .............. 94.25
HarVey lall .................. 72.00
Mareell Williams ., ...... '...., 9.00
New BrunsWick, Victor and C°l'[ HgenM. F. PlxleyHaWk .................... 35.0084'00
umbia Records, Journal Stationery. F.' F, Butler .................. .'/5
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lassltled Ads :
. " 'WANTED TO BUY--Cattle; young
WANTED--Girl to help in kitcben stock 1 or 2 years old. Write
'fat Sund's Resort onHood Canal. Harry Teo, Union City, Wash.
• Write. P. O. addess, Hoodsport, 8-20
Wash.
POUND--Watch on Shore road near
Shelton last week Owner may
have same by proving prope1ty at
this office and paying for this ad.
B1. It
FOR SALE--Jerseys; 2 good milch
cows, 3 and 5 years old, fresh
soon; one dry cow; two young
heifers. E. P. McClure (Shelton P.
;O.) Dayton. It
FOR SALETwo female Airedale
ups from the best pedigreed stock.
'Best hunters, pets and watch dogs.
$15 each. Also grain sacks for
tatoes $12 a hundred. Edward
ieland, box 196, route 3, Puyal-
lup. 8-20
FOR: SALEEight-room house on
"Southside Hill, modem in every
way. Hot water heating plant,
private water system, sleeping
porch, full basement, electric
]ights. One block of property, all
under cultivation; 100 fruit trees,
also bey bushes. See Mrs. Ida
Neodham. Phone 721, Shelton.
FOR SALE--10 acres; six acres im-
proved; 4-room house; barn, wagon
shed, 2 wells, 3 chicken houses and
yards, smoke house, rabbit house,
all kinds of fruit some berries 5
rows 150 feet long bearing grapes.
On Co. road, car carries school chil-
dren. Telephone in house; one-half
mile to railroad logging camp. See
the crop and know what the land
is. Address H. Saner box 465,
Shelton, Wash. 8-27
H. M. Burke .................. 17.25
l'hillip Abbey ................ 36.30
International Saf. Sig. Co ...... 330.90
Hoodsport Lumber Co ......... 227.90
W. G .Itcx .................... 14.63
Standard Oil Co ............... 11.03
Phillip Abbey ................. 36.30
L. M. Co ....................... 48.15
Hood Canal Mere. Co ........... 2.05
Standard Oil Co ............... 77.41
Albert Johnson ................ 5.75
Bill Thompson ................ 86.25
Te d ,Cole ...................... 66.13
Burt Potts .................... 74.25
Arehie Lecompte .......... ... 77.63
Arthur Cole ................ 79.06
Ralph Lincoln ............ . .... 90.56
Howard Burke ... ............ 43.12
Win. Duby .................... 175.00
Washington Machinery Depot .. 8.12
G P. Verot .................... 4.00
Wallace Johnson Motor Co ..... 11.48
Pacific Net & Twine Co ........ 8.47
Washington Machinery Depot .. 436.50
L. M. Co ....................... 5.21
Par¥o & Hahn ................ 1.50
Glen Harriman 13.50
CoUnty Auditor (Freight Bills)
erry ....................... 40.88
L, I. Co ....................... 34.27
Gle D Harriman ................ 165.75
E 4A.. Ohman ............ ...... 165.75
Ira ;Llhb¥ ..................... 265.00
O. P. Valet ................. . 192.00
Parity Baker . ................. 33.00
Hoson-Feenaughty Co ........ 1.22
Wallwce Johnson Motor Co .... 45.95
Shelton Garage ................ 36.68
Fairbanks Morse & Co ......... 433.00
Olympia Boiler Works ........ 163.10
Standard Oil Co ............... 4.90
Standard Oil Co ................ 21.30
Bpscdl ]toad Bond lund.
[Alld, tames & Hendrie'ks ,(Con-
I tracts) ...................... 3882.96
[Capital City Map & B. P. Co... 9.01
]Standard Oil Co ............... 8.82
| Mason County Journal designated as
official paper for Mason County.
Hoard' adjourned to meet Monday
August 30, it" no further meetings were
necessary for the August term.
Thursday August 5. 1920.
Day spent inspecting road.
r. A, HUNTER.
Chairman.
Atth': Ione W. Doyle, Clerk.
(Continued Next Week.)
FOR SALE--Six-weeks old pigs. Jay
Needham. Phone 721, Shelton. 820
NURSERY STOCK--Landscape plan-
niig,r tlae and briry planet]rig nd
cutu e dv'c ee, if y u y
from us. Our Mr. W. B. Stine will
be in Shelton and Mason County
• for the next 30 days making head-
quarters at Savoy Hotel, Shelton.
Write or call on him.
Washington Nursery Co.
8=7. Toppenish, Wash.
LOST--Near Hotel Shelton er Ben's
Restaurant or at small spring on
right of road on highway to Skoko-
mish, one solid gold Eastern Star
in on July 271h. Finder please
ave at Hotel Shelton, care of C.
Miller of Bremerton-Shelton stage
line, Mrs. R. W. Wolf. 8-13.
FOR RENT--Furnished kousekeep-
ing rooms. George Champlin.
Shelton. 8-13.
FOR SALE---House 20 feet square,
one large room and 2 closets; well
built. Must be moved at once from.
rear of my lot. Mrs. A. Berg,
Shelton. 8-13
FOR SALE--Float house 12 by 28
feet; three small rooms with 4-
hole No. 7 range. Write J. F.
Jacoby, Route 2, Phone 58F4,
Shelton. 8-13.
FOR SALEGuernsey 3-year old
bull. Tested for tuberculosis. A
Buechel. (Dayton) Shelton P. O.
8-6.
FOR SALE CHEAP--Six logging
horses and harness. John Murray,
Belfair, W,n. 8-6.
FOR SALEHolstein cows. Webb
Ranch, Union, Wash. 7-9tf
FOR SALEWoodstock Typewriter.
This office,
FOR SALE--One horse about 1100
lbs., broken, or will trade for 30
hens. Harry Turner, Shelton,
Route 2. 8-6.
FOR SALE--10' head of past two-
year old Ayrshire heifers• Fresh
and coming fresh. Phone J. F.
Stotsbery, Bhelton, 72ff
AGENT WANTED--For the famous
Evans Power Cycle, weight 70 lbs.,
Price $!58. Will give exclusive
selling priveleges in Thurston, Ma-
son, Chehalis, Pacific, Lewis and
Grays Harbor counties. Rinne-
Barton Power Cycle Co. 907 Mar-
ket St., Tacoma. Wn. 8-13.
FOR SALE---5 gallons good heavy
white paint, $4 a gallon. This
office.
LOGGED-0FF
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PRICE LIST
Photo Developing
Roll Films, any size:......15€
Film Pack, any size ........ 25c
Printing
1%x2½....03
2%x3 .... 04
2½x4 .... 05
2%x4% .... 06
3½x3½ .... 06
8%x4 .... O6
3.x5 .... 06
The
Hackman Photo Shop
Enlargements
3%x5½ .... 15
4,x7 ........ 25
5x7 ........ 30
6½x8½ .... 40
6x10 ....... 50
8x ....... so
1ix14 ...... 75
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SHELTON
LAUNDRY
Now equipped with power ma-
chinery for first class work.
FAMILY LAUNDRY
A SPECIALTY
Cloaks and Suits cleaned,
pressed and dyed.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Rooms for transients
T. HAGIWARA, Prop.
What Title Insurance
Embraces
Among other things not covered br
an abstract, Title Insurance em-
braces:
(a) The correctness of the his-
tory of title.
(b) The correctness of the exam-
]nation thereof.
('c) Against defects appearing of
record, when not set forth in the
policy•
(d) Against defects not appearin
of record and df which the msured
has no knowledge.
(e) Against errors of taxing anc
recording officers.
(f) Against forgery and false per-
sonation.
d(g) Against overruling of prior
octrine of the Supreme Court,
No abstract required and only 'one
premium.
Logged-off land for sale to actual
settlers. Price $8.00 per acre and up
according to location, topography and
character of soil. Liberal terms of
payment and interest on deferred
payments at the rate of six percent
per annum. Liberty bonds taken in
payment at par.
SIMPSON LOGGING COMPANY
Mason County Abstract &
Title Company
(Under State Supervision)
Shelt.. Wash
EXTRA SPECIAL
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Warner' s Corsets
Special line of WARNER'S pink Rust-Proof Corsets
$2.25 per
Corsets pmr
Low rubber webbing top--double-boned--back lace,
extension flattening back tays--free hip. 0nly six
dozen in the lot. Sizes to 28.
BRASSIERE AND BAUDEAUX BRASSIERE
They are indispensable with the low bust corsets.
They are a part of the corse as far as tI effect on
the figure line is concerned. Be as particular about
your brassier as your corset and get the Warner
make.
Lumberman's Mercantile Co.
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