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VOLUME XXXIV.
SHELTON. MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1920
NO. 47
SUBMIT DEFINITE
..... l
RESOLUTIONS FOR
COUNTY MEMORI-[£1
COUNTY COMMITTEE HAS PLAN
READY FOR APPROVAL BY
'PUBLIC MEETING ON
JOHNSON HAS PLAN
TO LIMIT IMMIGRATION
CONGRESSMAN WILL URGE THAT
ONLY RELATIVES OF NAT-
URALIZED CITIZENS BE
ADMITTED
Tacoma, Oct. 30.--Congressman
Albert Johnson, chairman of the
NOVEMBER13 house immigration committee, an-
nounced in a statement today he will
advocate limiting immigration to
Dfinite lans for the Mason oun ...............
P ..... remzves oz namranzeu mlzens wnen
tv Memorial for Service Men will be I the committee meets at Washington
"tit u for adoption by the citizens (., .... ,.
p p ..... N ...... b ........
of ll]e county at the pubhc meemg .Tahnn,- nvorli,.aA {-h 1.'|1 ;11 't,
" "- -en callevl for 2 30 m .......... " ............ .........
which nas De : P" framed by the committed for presen-
on Satuzda , Novembel 13th at the
" y "' tat]on soon after congress convened
.county court house in Shelton. in December. He expressed belief
The resolutions have been drawn that immigration from Japan can be
up by the county committee which limited to visitors and students with-
was appointed by the board of county out giving the Japanese government
commissioners. The committee con- ofense. "with the understanding that
:sists of Charles R. Lewis, chairman; those Japanese now domiciled in the l
rs. M. E. Reed, Mrs. I. N. Wood, United States shall receive good]
Frank Binns, and E. H. Faubert, treatment which the people from ail
secretary.' Fol!owing are. the re solu- countries have always recevied in[
lions of the committee which will be this land;"
I i#
OUg.NE00PI00F.SIDE,HT0000HD00IEE-pi0000IDENT REPUBLICANS HAKE
BIG! NATIONAL SWEEP
LOGGER FALLS ON AXE
GETS BADLY CUT WRIST
?
John Wilson is an emergency case
in the hospital this week as the re-
sult of a bad cut nflicted on his
wrist while at work at Camp 7 last
Monday. Wilson, who is a faller,
lost his balance while at work on the
springboard and in the short drop to
the ground stnmk his wrist on the
blade of his partner's axe. The ar-
teries in his wrist were severed and
he lost considerable blood before the
flow could be stopped. He is able to
be around but is still under hospital
care. He is a brother of Ed. Wilson
of Harstine and was formerly a res-
ident of that place..
RED CROSS ANNUAL
HARDING POPULAR VOTE
GREATEST IN HISTORY
WASHINGTON IN VAN OF STATES
AGAINST DEMOCRATS AND
RADICALS--NONE GET
THROUGH
Election results have proven the
Republican claims most conservatice
all over the country in that Harding
and Coolidge will have a plurality of
around 7,000,000 Cf the popular votes
of the country, and 380 of the 531
electoral votes,--the greatest "land-
Slide" in the history of the coycy.
The Republicans will have a g
majority Of ten votes in theate,
against only one they couhi corot on
p:accd before the meeting for the Johnson said the committee's in-I
approval of the public. . vestigation of the Japanese situation /
on the Pacific coast showed the up- I
Following are the recommenda-
position to Japanese immigration is/
tions: "not a matter of hysteria." /
1. That this committee's number __ ___
)e increased to include besides our- FARbl SHARE LOST |
at present, and also two-thirds of
ROLL CALL AT HAND ti,e house. Several o the border
states turned to the Republicans and
little was left for Cox outside the
CHAIRMAN LOOP ANNOUNCES solid South, and some of them came
breaking the Democratic tradi-
H00.00n9 d3 tions
O. Calvin Cool] e CALL AND PREPARES TO near
elves the following: ORGANIZE The following list of some more
BY ALIEN SLACKER
A. M. Hall, Matlock Grange. t - important states will give some idea
David l, llison, Kamilche Grange. . _.^ .... t c.m.., ho 1,,n of the hmre uluralities rolled up for
Annabelle Awlrews,HarstineGrange ,,rem" Court Rules A,,ainst Man ............. -, I]II{'PDIT ]lt -:-h''.l " clairm the Repubic/fn national ticket: New
Fred Bell Skokomish Grange. ,,-v ,,.^ n ..... h .,---nshi Wlhl'|: H|N |:||]K IVlOlltl$l /OMt ?Pv?.'"'2 %",::?.:'_Yt'':C:: erican York, 1,057,445; Pennsylvania, 700,-
e ..u .g...o-., .,t, a. wva aa.. v.-- Ior ne lOCal cnaper o nv ., , , . ,
W. G. Rex, Shelton Valley Gang . . g " to announce-0O0; Ohm, 300,000, Cahfornm, 300,-
F C .'thewson, C,ty Govt , Declaratmn nwwa00w [ ow FOUR L S PUT BAN Red Cross, a_ecordin ...... "zation 1000; Indiana, 200,000; Maryland, 50,-
SchM:os.Jean Todd Fredson, County chen of ltauzuua aaaVau,,i I "'--= 'lnR:lvCn2?ewi n ew"een the'000, Mmnesota, 150,000, Missoum,
'ank Brown Four L's and Raft- Olympm, Nov. 1.--Jacob Ry .... IT BEIN$ TO KEK] ON NONCITIZENSHIP dates of November 11t.h a:,}.d 25th, 100,000; New.J::li:O000M)l
^:. o. . ' Yelm loses his half interest in $4,vuv "" | the minimum goal set by the local [zgan, ±ov,u, _U ?.:_ 2=_'_ R^'-'ub '
" .......... elm ' ' ] i of 1600 l ana me voe was wu v -
' uther- worth of farm pzo erty at Y . by ehater being a membersh p . . . ,
2. That thxs comnnttee be a " declaratmn of . BY U. S. LOYAL LEGIONAIRRES EXPRESS ,, " nmther a dove hcan or better m most loern
.... arr hawng wzthdrawn zs FEARS LIQUID SEIZED he Roll Call m
zed to )ncorporae m order to c . y , itizenshi in order to secape the see- i ME OPTIMISM FOR FUTURE OF ,, " r Loo states. .
ut the u use of their appoint- c . . ;P - , ...... *h Wr|d OFFICERS WILL BEC0 ............. xrn,,,v nor a campaign,, explmn.ed M ... p In North Dakota Guy. Framer, the
., p rp end arail; zor serwce n.x u. :.-;--- ''".D: ! 'LUltt ,,,,*-- after aceentin me posmon as cna!r-i; .... .,-,, , t, how lant hv
......... persons who contribute War, the .supreme court nel(1 oday " ......... - [ "------- " . man "Itmerely is an effort by the[o,"'n ' "nl, "'[h' ae
That all . in su.tammg a rulmg of the Tours- --'--'--- re of the ' t make a en o ..... ,v; .............. --
r$10.00 or more to the Memorial l.nd ,^_ .. ......... . ...... + q'he hi,l ^. ,,_, ,m. .... ,^. Cbuntvl Optimzsm for the fu. _ organization .° p ym .... I senator, Ladd,: although the latter
:shall have one vote in electing me ..... " -^ld that E..chen had not - = ' --*' hi one barrel of Iabor industry, in the £ormwes was dues by members a simpt e m :---'[would have been satis’actory to the
ew cuut .u a remoen, w=a== = ' ' d at the semi-annual meerang and to order e o porvamzy zor put- .... : r ; ' ' a
"trustees. " ' in surrenderin . rels of grape reflecte . Republicans as he was really not
hmr- acted in good froth g a le eder and four bar ' " i oard of trustees of ot now me°]ers to enroll. .
4. That F, C. Mathe.wson be c ;.... .... .-_ .,o, .... h.. ,.ha o n- . P,P .... ,m hv the federal Iof the distr ct b. .......... I sons n I Nonnartlsan, In fact the Nonpar-
.a, .*,.,,,UA,Xt, p x, U UlCe remrneu b , ouna umnc$ oz , r-
aan of the ways and means com-] ...... ^ .... ' *and" lat "the ro- 3 ..... ,---:ff"{-- fit tuices It he Central ..e:ue, ..... [' The local goal should be compa [tisaz{s lost pzctically everything in
mittee and allow'l to choose n% o==il.yy "'feA ermitted t" a- [:aum°r),e-s- -z "i'ck" Sam" sayz the Loyal le'g.on o ,.ogger.s m [ at]rely easy, and we sh0uta: gO con, | that state and elected no offieers in
members, . .m ] e ry^ ;o .-laation of intend- loan2 i-’-a. .en .o h ider and rape'] Lumbermen, netd yesterday m On- ]siderably beyond it, ,It represen' | any other state, indicating their
5 That a board of_ tru.szees ox ]q .... .-.e," ":- -: . ia : _ o,,- ...... :" ere attle.' ^ . ..... I only a few more members man _are [ nrosneets for treatness were ended.
fifteen members, ten t0:be eteetea at ed . cit,zenshzp is .fo;ted tro.c:y., juicy - wer ,pyowhen 2vhia, I Norman :..:wolemanLpre, men, - 'now enrolled, and greatly less' .than li*Waslintn Governor Hart and
-omeio :with a state school fund by es P ," tazen ru,, ,,,o ........ . - "Fuor L's at lorIanU, pz ........ i ' Hal: oz -
"large and other five .ex.. his is the second rosecutton of thn the. federa nrehibitmn author, ! the-. , ,: ...... :--..-*o o-ndi-Ithe war-tme membeh p. _. It he entire state tmket and Senator
right to voe- conmstmg of three T P has sus -: "-" "- -- - ^ ".. gm of h6alth' rroblems, retaLmg ,p"."°"-" vv .... ]every dollar secured stays at nome--] Zone are elected bY better than 50,-
r- the kind the supreme curt ]ties ave them a ........... mart:el oUmOKS were dis- - . - -
county commissione% county supe. *b, ch a.t esmin from Stevensl ._ ^o ,a that if the fruit tons and ....... -,.^ .[to fight dmease, to teach emergencY|000" nossibly 100,0{0 votes; all the
" of schools ana mayor oz!. ...... - ......... 1" .......... ' ........ ' ' cussed -y ne rusees-, ......... ies and ara amhv ...... , i.
mtentlent helton' be created to county Both___were .brought by the juices taken by the fe.deral o.c,r :!arran in lans of _extending to. tle]a-,t. ° sa.vebabor d of te Red Cross] RePub!cmn, congressman ca'yu thor
±he czty of S . ' ' ' e artment fol- and ave.longev, g . ' n ,,,-,,,. *,, - msmcs m , ano sum ,ra,,,
su ervise the maintenance and up- attorney ..general s d p. f and held as. contrab . fer-lumber msty the sup po a.n 2 !re,rio the last two years shows[.,.i. ;.:, ,r heavily Renubli-
P " ildtn The lowing .discovery of withdrawals o neld they wxU become wzckedly, atrona e of tne orgamzazlon mere-i.. ,- '-o r,+ .*],, ,n a neace- ...... :"- ....... .... : -- "* ....
kccp of "Memorml bu g. .. " re erty ^_ g " cmany x ............ ca "£'nere ma ve wo or .....
........ Clhzenshlp declaration b p P . m,,,ted. n Y
board of trustees snarl appomt an ^ ..... anta e of . . ' " al Sam Fro- germ . ,__ time or anization. The management n rtisa members in that body.
. . wners m order to take v g S Mlowln .his acqultt : m went on record as g . No pa
execuhve committee or anouse m an lion act , , f g rue s draw u al. The meet g. ....... , ,, i'o s cost of Natmnal Headgua.rers andl x ran stromzer than the Demo-
user who m turn will be p I ]-.-ton askin the return 0f the,. ;,_ L g ,.^.. :.,str,, The organ]z-|the fourteen dxwsmnszs less -. |cratic state txcket, as Black was
" res onsbile the alien exemp da had hls alto y P , avorm Amerlcan nr ..... ,._s.tl n ' than Co . .
to the trustee. . . 'YC.'_': '" that he m ne mmuut , ..... -' four er cen o: me oaz expeno-lh;: a . ntici,,ated Brid,es- the
" ormr re erty. He states . ' that zts members must _ . . ..... , .... , p.
6. That the commzttee be held .m- I SPECIAL LEGION MEETING I p__ pe '-"e to the man who! atmn provides .......... χbus who tures--a mu,prmmgly low figure. |Farmer Labor candidate leadmg him
act until the building_ is com pm.ed [ can reurn em 'and who will I P e Amr!can .cen;ai0n'of inten- I "Since demobilization the organ]z-| considerlaly He will probably have
nd read. to be turned over o ne . . . /malluacu. . . , . . _=_,slhave ile[1 v.nelr uc, "" ' - i " the] " "
a ;_ . Y, .., ..... t ..... ] w. ..... ial annual meetina oz nemake them into (mnamrea prouuc |;,,, With nrosuect of many mius lation has kept in touch w m 't about one-third, of the state votes, m
umic, o oe .men agen. over y ,,u [ local, o of the American ° Legion [ and give Sam credit on his books for ] a'nl"logging amI)s closmg dog-n be- 'famflms of 800,000 seaT.me men, .a0mg I this election, due. to the como]naylon
sees. " "' ' ' " ' ' " " "
)0ar( oz ru is cal for Wednesday, November|the original cos t of the gools, wnxCn]cause of the market, d!sturbanceS|everything from .supplying nr_tmlo f the 0rgan!zod:lavor ,am..arme,,
| 10th at 7:30 p. m. This is the eve-Irange around $500, . Sam says;__. __d/caused by increased freight raes, ne lto seems a man mrougn, m.a. ear lI. W. W., socmnst ann .a, .ur v.
CLOSE BRIDGE SUNDAY |ning before Az,mistice Day and every| And in the meantime toe cmer a, |trustees recommended that amerx- job In an average month mm y |inimical to the nest ineress o me
] Legion member should be present. ] grape juice are reported to have .gone cans should be preferred in positions, the" Red Cross aided 423,888 adults, state
ousex edxtion on rue e who are manned , nd 101 755 children in Europe, peo
rid e was closed Officers for the coming 'ear will be on a mysteri P ow particularly thus ' a , . ". i out Rust for state senator leads his
The First Street b! g ......... a ,n ,’.h imnor3nt matters t,wn de'cord No one seems to lm 1 A-an,ements also were made to t nle who otherwise would be with !-,, I.nhm" o--onent by a two to
for repairs last Sunoay and all cc ............... 11 e ....... h" have Crept into some ..... xvities of the Puget I" the sim le ne*cessaries oz tke ......... " ....... ' s and
h hi hwa was forced will come up. The meeting wi b Whether t ey " it wax -/extend the act" ' "on even P h Reiione vote in the three countm ,
traffic ove t[e .g v..., c,.+ short and snanpy. The Post has been] secret ambush where they w.a , Sound district of the orgamzat :; I Last year in thm country t e . l in Mason County Reed for represen-
o aeour over me $-,,,-: invited to join the Olympia Post in|ing stronger da!ly,, to sprmg, uon ]President Coleman atnoon aazr.e_.ssea/Cross reded more than mLv.vu vcvn:s i tative leads Robinson by more than.
Sam wants hi - ' " ' ' "
- __ __ I seems, sure s at . ........ he I-.as shown that the evidence did nottreasury Not all the statisticians of both Democrats anFarmer, Labori'tes.
?e t
to announce estabIishes a new record' t follon a capture,liquors are not " "
%y two hens, according . " " r it that of last court last Friday , , official tabulation, but expects to give
ment of the Puyallup _Expenmen! ment at_the umves y, . . b the Thurston county sgherIff s of- once. _ la;nm it is ru- As the return from the back cou n- ^^..dt,' official returns next week
' wo hens owne’ ear m,t nearly approachmg zt With y is oz unzermented At thv Federal bu ....... " . - " i founcl mat me ..... .... .
Statmn today. The t_ ,_. ........ o wo,,trntinn will not flee of the five bazve .. i .... ,,.-, +he ntire lot of soft hes accumulate ]t s ....... All majorities are so wide that no
b residents of _Seattle an a "A'eRoa o,oo suuenbs ...... . ............ " ' d ra e juice tne previous,, ,mrcu v ........ .-':-.£...,',,,,,v,,nr,t Renublican rains axe Still mounmg ".,.+ .o. ,,, hsned In the table
. Y. ...... _ .... ,. ...... h ,,-a be nerrnltted from now on unless the| ruder an o g", P ....... osed zrom drinks have mysemouxy u,-r ....... :- :; .. , ..... c,. rr "- o: ",._ ,,,. :
lalo z. egg ,,, ..... m :. ’o .,o , d-ns anroves a net]lion weez. townng w,,? .-?-? -" ; ' --=--- "^-er o toe SKlem annearing nis week ne tv, t'
a Tne rewous oz ,., .-r ma in wmcn 1 xacu,,m ,,a --
ending yester( y. . P ..... .Wr .... =- _2...__ to enter : arrest following his t l .... " -- incorrect but will serve to inicae
icial Northwest recqr 9 was 311. o: me person urmg . .... , ...... :..,^
" toe vote ]or eaen cantuu.
EleCtion TOtals
UNOFF!CIAL .',(,TE OF MASON COUNT* I00iFICERS/i '92'00!i/i
"i
2; m m w. n " 12 12
TAHUYA. ............................ 61 ZJI 7 ZJI ZJI I 31 71 0
IO-0--D-SP()T---.-.. .... ............. '.1 13|' 15f 12 21-"9- : 31 8| 10
............... s-i--T --- ,1 91 l
SATSOP .......................... I 9] 81 171 81 ii , '1 :
D ...................... 291 221 321 211 2 ' 1 ', L] 171 3(
150TLATCI-I--. .................... I lsl .... 21 221 21 l I ,'1 , 1 zl t
. : " (I
41 OI 91:1
':':':''-':':':"
MILLER ... ......................... { 451 7| 471 81 521 31 ,71
................... 1 36 28{ a91--2il 40{ 29{ 48I
sOUTHSIDI ...... '
CLOQuALLU1V[" . .................. [I 15 11' 151 r{ 231 81 161
DFATTO ..... :.' ....... ..:..'. :' 12] 20] 16 }1 161 161 161
S-HLTON NO. 1 .................... IZ01 241 :t751 1 1641 301"1
............................ , -
mL; LT, ' s,
................................. _ . 84{ 111 37{ 15T-
:.: ......... I 55] $$01 li8
231 14|'
4Sl
Electors, Republican ......... 909
Democrats .............. 351 '
Farmer-Labor ............. 264
Senator--Jones, (R) .......... 857
Cotterill (D) .. : .......... 279
France (F-L) ...... .,.... 318
Congressman, Johnson (R).... 904
Fishburne (D) . ........... 239
Bone (F-L) 344
00overnor--Hart
Black (D) ............... 285
Bridges (F-L) , .......... 432
Lieut. GovernorCoyIe (R).,.. 921
218
Dolke (D) .... ,: .........
Bowles (F-I, ..., .... 328
Sec. of State--Hinkle (R). 884
ttazzard (D) ............. 242
301
Harlin (F-L) .............
['reasurerBabcock (R) 885
Gibson (D) .............. 272
Pease (F-L)*;. ......... 304
.---Clausen ........ 932
-I .... ..... !'307
Adair den_Timnpso n (R)894
Atto-ney
Hanna' (D} .............. 238
Phillips (F-L) ........... 314
Land Com.Savidge" (R) ...... 973
Schooley (D) ............ 196
Smithe (F-L) ............ 274
Superintendent--Preston (R) .. 906
434
Montgomery (D) . .......
Vcntke (F-L). .......... 274
Insurance Com.] ishback (R) 830
Mmphy (D) ... ........... 269
Mecklem (F-L) .......... 281
It will be noted in the table that
Mason County favored the Road and
Bonus refereadums, and also the
Domain amendment, .but turned down
the salary increase for state officers,
While the bonus carries in the state,
the other three questions, including
the Carlyon measure, fails.