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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1920
PAGE THR
lkT0 hou or bundlng, regardless of how well
• • constructed, can long withstand the elements
-without the protection of good paint.
Sunshine, rain, snow, ice and wind; all have their
:harmful effects in one form or another.
Many old
s t r uctures
are in bet-
t e r condi-
tion than
compara-
tively new
ones be-
PAINT
Every bru.hful of FULLER Paint applled te
your house or building means not only protection
against destructive elements, but keeps up ap-
pearances as well.
FULLER Paint saves a great deal more than it
costs. 71 years of FULLER Paint-making Ex-
perience has established a high standard of
quality.
Take a few minutes and make a survey of your
house or building. And remember--there's a
FULLER Paint or other Product for everythg
that needs preserving or beautifying.
Look Up a FULLER Dealer in Year Town
cause .' they
have been
h r e s erred
rough the
use o good
palat.
W. P. Fuller & Co.
1849-1920 11
Northwest Branches at
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma,
Spokane, Boise
ESTIMATE OF SCHOOL EXPEN-
SES AND RECEIPTS.
(Districts of the First Class)
School District No. 309, Mason
County.
Notice is hereby given that the
board of directors of School Dis-
tiict No. 309, Mason County, State
of Washington, estimate that said
school district will need during the
school year beginning July 1st, 1920,
the muount shown by the itemized
statement printcd below. This esti-
mate is subject to revision and the
STrMOS :FO:i PSZGATIOI,
No. 1644.
In tile Superior Court of the State of
Vashington for Ma.on County.
Margaret McDonald and Herbert Clin-
ton, e-partners, doing business un-
der the llrm name and style of,, Mc-
Donald & Co., plaintiff, vs, J. L. Ford
and ,lane l')oe ]*'ord. whose true
(hristtan name ts to plaintiff un-
known, his wife. defendants.
Tile state of Vrashington to .T. L.
l?'ord anll ,lalle 1lee l,'()l'l, %vhose true
eill'lstlllll Ilanlc |s to plaintiff nnknown.
ills wife (h,fen(lsnis:
YOU Illld each of you fire llerehy
4ulnnlonod ill el)pear within sixty (60)
days after l 1 ': { 11 tile first I)ublie'allon
of tills sunllllOllS, to ,Vi[: within sixty
MEASURED BY LOYALTY
Radicals are howling because they
say they are denied the right of
"free speecIF' and "free assemblage,"
or at least that right is threatened.
Judging from the history of the
past few months that rigllt certainly
has not been threatened but quite
the reverse. It has been giwm too
much license. What they really de-
mand is right to unhmnpered ad-
vocate the destrl:lci;ien of property
and property rig'his, and 1)remote
revolution for the overthrow of the
board of school directors of the I (lays afler IIw 3rd day of Seplember,
ii!)')0, lIl(l def,,nd lhe ab( ve entitled so-
above named district will meet at lion in lhe ab,)ve entitled Court and
5 o'clock P. M., M omtay, October 4th, ,msw,-r ti c mH)iutnt of the plahltiff
iat ohl school building, for the pur- and s:,rve a eel y at' your answer hi)on
lhl undt)rslglled" tltterlloy for plIlhllilT
pose of giving" ally taxpayer an op-Ii iis ) ice l)qow stated cud in ease
[portunity of being "heard 'in favor ',r you,. failure so to do. Jud#rment will
er al4'ainst any |)reposed tax levies." he reade.red egatnst you actor(liner to
A more detailed statement of the lmr-
loses for which the proposed levy is
to be expended is now on file in the
ollice of the clerk of the district and
is open to inspection.
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES
Gencral Fund
Expense of general control
...................... $2,965.00
Expense of instruction .... 13,528.00
Expense of operation of school
plant ................. 2,370.00
Expense of maintenance of
school plant .......... 1,537.00
Expense of auxiliary agencies East ball of Northeast Quarter (E ½
of NE ) of Section Thirty Two (32).
I ...................... 4,100.00 Township Twenty One (21) North.
Panent of outstanding war- Range Three (3) West W. M.
rants and warrant, interest You are hereby further notified that
I ............. , ........ 1,200.00 in case Judgment is rendered against
I Equipment of old buildings and ou, the lien of said attachment will
e enforced and said property or so
I grounds ............... 100.00 much the, reef as shall be necessary
Total .................. 25,800.00
ESTIMATE OF RECEIPTS.
State current school fund
....................... 11,000.00
County school fund ...... 5,000.00
Miscellaneous ............ 600.00
High school adjustment .. 3,000.00
Total .................. 19,600.00
Amount to be raised by dis-
trict tax .............. 6,200:00
Dated August 6, 1920.
F.C
• . MATHEWSON,
lerk of School District No. 309,
Mason County.
It is the duty of the county com-
missioners to make sufficient levies
for bond interest and 0end redem-
• ior, lkwd, in addition to the above
e: t:.mates.
Amount to be raised for redemp-
tion of Bonds, $1500.00, Bond Inter-
est, $387.00. 9-10-17-2t.
GLASSES THAT ARE RIGHT.
DR. G. R. RIDGEWAY
Optometrist
Graduate of Two Optical Schools.
108 E. 4th Office Phone 129
Olympia, Wash. Res. Phone 342Y
HELTON INDEPENDENT
Daily Schedule, effective on and after September 15th
I I II I Ill II I I I
LEAVES OLYMPIA
ill
9:00 a. m.
1:00 p. m.
5:80 p. m.
LEAVES SHELTON
7:00 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
8:00 p. m.
$ .50
.75
1.00
1.25
Shelton to Old Kamilche .
Shelton to Schneider's Prairie
Shelton to Mud Bay ....
Shelton to Olympia .....
Phone 421.
Leaving Shelton from Hotel Shelton.
Olympia to Schneider's Prairie $ ,50
Olympia to Old Kamilche . . .75
Olympia to Cushman's . . . 1.00
Olympia t ° Shelton .... 1,25
Phone 27.
Leaving Olympia from Braeger's Place.
i i i i
Thomps,on and unbar
Owners and Operators
/
111, dr,mend *d' the colnldalnt whloh
llas 1)l'(?ll tiled "with tile eh,rl, tll Ne.id
(otlrt. The dki(l o' this at'lion is tO
obtain Judgment against you In. the
shill Of 'l'ilree ]llundred alld Nllle ])oI-
htrs and 23 cents ($309,2,% for goods. °
wares and nlerehandtse heretofore sold
and delivered to you by platnliff. You
are hereby furiller notified tilal Ill,tin-
tiff has heretofore caused a Writ of
Aitae'hment to be issued In this cause
slid has placed the same In the bands
of the shertff of Mason County, Wash-
ington, for service ,and tlutt satd slier-
tff has heretofore under said rrtt lev-
ied upon and attached certain real
rcperty belonging to you In the County
of Msson, State of Washington, de-
scribed as follows:
to satisfy Judgment will be sold and
the proceeds applied to the satisfac-
tion of said Judgment In the manner
)rovlded by the laws of the State of
Washington.
CTAS. R. LE%VTN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ofltce and Postomce Address, Rooms
7 & l,umbermen's Building, Shelton,
Washington.
Date of first publication, September
3. 1920. 9-3-10-15-7t.
No. 566.
:S'OIC:£ O ODITOS
In the Superior Court of the State of
%Vasiltngion for Mason County. Ia
Probate.
In the Malterelf the Estate of IIRTHA
MARIA NELSON, l)eceased.
Notle'e is hereby given, that the I
undersigned has been appointed and
has qualified as executor of the estate
of Btrlha Maria Nelson, deceased: that
all persons having claims against said
deceased Sl'I hereby reqtlired Io serve
the same. (lilly verified, on said execu-
tor or his attorney of record at the
address below stated, and tile the
same with tiu: clerk of said court, to-
gether with proof of sucb service with-
in six (6) months after the date of
flrsl publication of this notice, or same
will be barred.
Date of first publication September
17, 1920.
NELS C. NELSON,
Executor of said Estate.
Address Matlock, Wash.
OH.AS, R. I.,E'VIS.
Attorney for Estate,
Roams 7 and 8, Lumbermen's Bldg.,
Shelton. ,Vash. 9-17-10-8-4t
'0. SS9.
IOTZO TO O'DZO8 O Z.G]I
o'r.Az8.
In the Superior Court of tte'-State 'of
• V/ashtngton. for Mason County.
]n Probale.
In the 1Malter of tbe Estate of JOHN
VAI,I(O, l')eeeased.
NOTICE IS tIEI).EBY GIVEN, That
l,etters of Administration on the Es-
tate of John Walko, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned, on the 4th
day of September, 1920, by the said
Superior Court:.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to serve them
wltll tile necessary vouchers upon hie
at the Law OHtee of Alden C. Bayley,
Slelton, rashingten, that being the
laee of business of said estate, within
six months after the date of the first
publication of this notice, to-wit, with-
in six monils after tile 17th day of
Sepember, 19211. and file the same with
the clerk of this Court together with
proof of such service, or they shall
be forever barred.
Dated at Shelton, Wash., this 17th
of September, 1920.
MIKE I-II,IBOI{I.
Administrator of the Estate of 3ohn
Valko, Deceased.
ALT)EN C. BAYLEY. Attorney for Ad-
ministrator, Shelton, vVash. 917-108-4
No. 568.
In the Superior Court of the State of
ashington for Mason County. In
Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Carl
Jacobsen, Deceased.
Notice is bereby given that the
nnderslgned has been appointed and
has qualified as administrator of the
estate of Carl Jacobsen, deceased; that
all persons having laims against said
deceased or against said estate are
hereby required to serve, the same, duly
verified, on said administrator or his
attorney of record at the address below
stated, and file the same with the clerk
of the Court, togethor with proof of
suoh service within SIX (6) months
after the date f first publication of
this notice, or the sane ,wil be barred.
Date of first publication September
3, 1I0,
SOPHUS JACOBSEN,
Administrator of Said Estate.
Address Matloe'k, Wash.
CHAS. R, LEVIS,
Attorney for Estate,
Rooms 7 and 8 Lumbmn¢° Building,
Shelton, Wash. 9-3o24-4t.
For Your
Sunday Dinner
for your party.--for you at
any time, our ce cream is
the 'cream to eat. It is as
good as can be made, pure
and tasty. Let us serve you
some to-day and learn of the
difference in our ice cream
and the other kind. All
flavors.
gPvernment. N o ()thor l'overn]mnt
en eart:h has been so tolerant with
this bunch as we have. A free gov-
ernment guarantees lo all citizens
no m:ttter of what so-c.)lled "class,"
the same privileg'es and rights to in-
dividual happiness, and to prosper
by individual effort in f;tet equal
liberty to all, but nowhere does it
give the right to unbridled license,
or the right to violate the laws, or
to step on the rights of others. Your
radical wants to dictate what kind of
a g,'overnment, we }v:ve,, .. what. ldn(t of
industry we carry on m ths country,
without gxanting the non-radical the
same right. As someone has said,
the right of any American, man or
women, to enjoy the privilege of
"free speech" and "free assembly"
should be measured by the loyalty
of that individual to the American
flag.--Chehalis Bee-Nugget.
STALLAl{- CHANGE OF FRONT
H. H. Stallard, high just now in the
councils of the Non-Partisan League
and who at Ykima a few weeks ago
defended the league in a debate with
Senator Coman has suffered a change
of viewpoint. Here is what Stallard
wrote to a socialist organ published
December 20, 1917:
"I am now in Idaho and I am sorry
to report that many good comrades
have been misled into going into the
Non-Partisan League. I can't see how
a socialist could be fooled into paying
;16 to the league and leave his own
organization to suffer. So'cialists be-
lieve jn democracy and if there ever
was an autocratic organization on
emh it is the Non-Partisan League.
Yau may pay your $16 in and that is
all you have to say about itthey
never make a report of what becomes
f the money. They say if you will
visit headquarters at Minneapolis
you can look over the books.
"Well that may be all right fo
some, but for me, give me the old so-
cialist organization that is world-
wide and a financial report of' a)
money received and how it was, spent
is furnished to the humblea memhen
We have no secrets. Soci'aHsm is,
the issue throughout the civilized
world and you should ty with :fu.r
organization and bull4 pJ'-
SALARIES NOT FORGO'ffrEN"
The alliance is more liberal than
the old parties with their ofls
The chairman of its central eotmi
tee gets $250 a month and traveh'ng,
expenses; a vice chairman and ec,
etary-treasurer each $20 a mttth
with traveling expense not to ex,
ceed $6 a day. The athm, cmmtttm
men when engaged in the general
work of the orgaazation; get $? a
day and travelin expense. Salaries
are paid weekly. The term ot h
officers are two years. Tlmr ar
fifteen committeemen, and if' they
have the leisure there seem ta be
no reason for saying that they can-
not all he engag in m'ganiation
work, am they alone determine the
necessity. Of .course this org, a.ntza.
tion extends d0wa ,0 he ¢l,ctia
ptx¢Incts,x,
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C. F. WILSON
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