davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-04-10
Pretty, Wauy, Curling
Hair Without Hot Iron

Let me tell you Of . simple mstApd
which is favorite of tie hsllss of ssr-
tain exclusive social set. I'm szps ysu
would like TO know of it. because it viii
give your hair such a pretty curlinsss and
luster and permit you to do away With ths
ruinous waving iron forever.
Just get from any druggist fey ounces
of ordinary liquid silmsrins, and st lisht
drawing this down the full length Of ths
hair. In the morning you viii have . real
surprise. the fascinating, fuHy, vavy a.
feet will appear natural, and there will
be greasy, gummy, streaky or other un.
pleasant trace Of this harmless liquid. You
viii ui=o find this . spisndid d1essins -
the hair.-Mena Her5ow in the 0lubVs1usn.
advertisement
Evening star., 1919-04-10
Hundreds Of Yards Of
Wash
Goods

NSu1HdHCS
Lot No. l at 39c
Lot No. 9 at 19c
Hundreds of yards of
every kind of Wash
and White Goods in de-
sirable lengths for
most all purposes
Among them are plain
and print e d voiles,
plain and fancy ging-
hams, poplins, linen
finished suiting, ma
dras, nainsook, long
cloth, cambric, batiste,
organdy, dimity and
many others too nu-
merous to mention.
Table No. /. values to
75c, at 39c
Table No. 9, values to
SOC. at 19c
First Floor-Lans-
burgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1919-04-10
WAsHBURN WINS ON COURT.
Defeats Low in London Tennis
Touruey-Mathey Beaten.

LONDON. April 10.-In the covered
courts tennis championship at the
Queens Club, Maj. Rod Heath of Aus
trslia beat Maj. Dean Mathey of the
American Army.
Cant. Watson NJ. Washburn of tha
American Army beat Maj. Arthur Low
three sets to one, and Miss Ryan Of
California defeated Mrs. ONeill two
sets to one.
Evening star., 1919-04-10

Misses Rtoomers, made Of fine
cambric- Sizes u to 10 years.
At 90 and 7sc.
Childrea's Diaper Drawers,
lace and embroidery trimmed.
Sizes l to ) years. At Soc.
Princess Slips for wear with
the dainty lingerie dresses.
Made of fine nainsook prettily
trimmed with lace. Sizes 10 to
Is years. At S.1S to $15e.
Children's Dsess Creepers made
of fine dimity. crepe er madras.
At $1So, S11S and $zSs.
Third Fleer-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1919-04-10
Easter Togs for Little
Folks at Lansburgh &Bro.
Aged Up to Six Years

Mothers are showing genuine ap-
probation and delight in the smart
modish coats, the quaint, charming
hats and the dainty dresses displayed
here in such great peofusion.
Everything that a youngster
could wish is here.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03
UCzMY DZlECI NASzE CzYTAC, PlSAC
l M0WlC Pc POLSKU.
Zrzeszenie StoWarzyszeh Me-
chanikow i innych zawod6w.

Celem z%rzeszenia jest zorganizo
wanie sic Polak6w, pracujacych W
Ameryce ma polu techniczno pre-
myslowym,w celu p%odniesienia pc
ziomu oswiaty zaWodowej wsr6d
szerszych mas wychodztwa polls
kiego i osiagniecia lepszych wa
runk6w bytu materyalnego i mo-
ralnego.
Srodkami do osiagniecia1 celu
sa: samoksztacenie sic i samopo--
moo naukowa zdobywane droga
organizowania szk01 i kurs6w RE
Eieslniczych, zak1adania biblio-
tex i czytelni fachowych, urzadza
MIA odczyt6w i zebran dyskusyj--
nych fachowych i pobudzanie
cz}onk6w organizacyi do piracy
tw6rczej i samodzielnej ma polu
techniki i przemyslu.
Powyzszy program piracy UGH
wali1o walne zgromadzenie cz1on.
k6w Stowarzyszenie Technik6w
Polskich w Ameryce z siedziba W
Chicago W. dniu 11tym maja 1919
roku czyli W dniu, W kt6rym sko-
nczyl sic rok istnienia Stowarzy-
szenia Technik6w.
ZrzesZenie Stowarzyszen Mocha
nik6w i innych zawod6w ma bye
zorganizowane ma nastepujacych
zasadach:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03
'WNlARUS' Wtorek, dniia 33.go Gerwea, 1919.

faktom, " walce tel stawiali
Wszystko co osobiste, ma ryzyko.
WypadkoW. Gdyby spraw obr6:--
ely sic pc mysli Nieme6w, ME.
%Wrociliby jnz do kraju.
Posel Jablonowski Wladys1aw
podniosl specyalnie zasluge Stani
s}aWa Grabskiego, kt6ry spe}nial
najtrudniejsza misye ma Wscho--
die a teraz z calem zaparciem
pracoWal ola kraju mad uspokoje
MEM j zlaczniem zywiol6w, W kt6
rych bury kraj m6gl zginac.
PREF. Drzewiecki wniosf toast
ma Geese PadereWskiego entuzya-
stycznie przyjety.
Posel KrzyWkoWski wlasciciel
z Ciechanowskiego m6wil 0 Komi
tecie jake wyrazicielu dazen od--
Wiecznych ludu polskiego.
SWietna pod Wzgledem literac--
kim move wyglosif Wladys}aw
Rabski. Przeprowadzi1 W niej pa
ralele miedzy Dmowskim i Zamoy
skim, podnoszac W pierwszym pie
rwiastek tw6rczy, W drugim wier
nose wolf narodowej i chec wciele
ria w zycie wielkich plan6w.
1gnacy Balinski przem6wi1 do
arcybiskupa Teodorowicza, s}a--
wiac zas1ugi duchowienstwa ".
stuletnich walkach o wolnosc.
Przedstawiciel Ukrainy, p. J6--
zef Lipkowski, wychowaniec daw
nej emigracyi paryskiej, wierny
tradycyom poetyckiem tamtej ge-
neracyi, toast sw6j o rodzacej sic
Polsce zakonczyl bardzo rzewna
improwizacya rymowana.
By1 potem jeszcze jeden toast
poetycki, niezwykle piekny W for
ME, mianowicie Artura Opmana.
Tematem jego by} Komitet Parys
XII.
Do piekniejszych przem6wien
nalezal toast znanego pisarza Ig-
nacego Grabowskiego, n%awiazuja-
cy rzecz do modlitwy Mickiewicza
0 wielka wojne swiatowa. Reali-
zacya nastepuje teraz. Ma czele pc
kolenia stoi poeta i realny polityk
zarazem, czlowiek zelazny -w6dz
Dmowski, Jemu Geese!
Przemawial ponadto posel Ros-
set, s1awiac zasfugi ruchu wszech
polskiego, kt6ry pomimo wszyst-
ko doprowadzii do swietnych re-
zultat6w. A zamknal te piekna dy
skusye by1y premier J. swierzyh-
ski podnios1em wezwaniem do Z}o
zenia holdu wojsku polskiemu,
pred kt6rem leza jeszcze wielkie
zadania.
Nastr6j zebrania by} bardzo u
roczysty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03
Do wszystkith wiernych wy
znawc0w Koranu.

Wiele up1ynelo wicklow, od-.
kad przeswietna Rzeczypospolita
Polska przytuliwszy was do iona,
nadajac wan ziemie, szlachectwo,
zapewniajac wolnosc wyznania
pe4nie praw obywatelskich, sta}a
sic ola was druga ojczyzna.
Odplacaliscie jej "a to re szcze
ra mifoscia i wierna sluzba. Wasz
pu}k tatarski zawsze pierwszym
byl W boju, ostatnim w odwrocie,
walczyl z Moskwicinem i Szwe--
dem, towarzyszyl kr6lowi Sobies--
kiemu W jego walkach, sladem or
low napoleonskich szed} ma Mosk-
we i w nieszczesnem powstaniu
1881 r. razem z bracmi Polakami
przelewa} swa krew ofiarna. Naz-
wiska Azulewicz6w, BakanoWs-
kich, Bielek6w, Koryckich i tylu
innych bohaterskich rodow nieza-
tartymi zg1oskami zapisaly sic W
dziejach %polskich.
Kiedy przemoc wraza rozdar}a
polska ojczyzne, jedynie mahome-
tanska Turcya ME uzna1a tego bez
prawia.
DIS gdy Ojczyzna ponownie
znalazIa sic W niebezpieczenstwie,
gdy wr6g dziki barbarzynski je-
dina pc drugiej zagarnia najpiek-
niejsze proWincye, szerzac grable
&c, bezczeszczac swiatynie, ham
biac domy nasze, do was sic zWra
=camy ufni W dawne mestWo wa
SIZE.
Duchy s1awnych bohater6w wa
szych lisp Mustafy, Achmato-
wiicza, Ibrahima, Murzy Koryckie
go, Samuela, U1ana, wzywaja was
przemaWiaja do was ga grobu
sloWam podnioslej odezwy 2
pred stu presto laty::
nNarodzie tatarski! Cd Wielu.
wicklow meztWem j mi mi
.%4FSE- ~ %5F-S4EZESsS $3.50
1oscia ojczyzny, kt6ra Gle przyje.
Ia "a syna. Poswiecenie sic ola.
jej dobra bylo cecha narodu ta-
5tarskiego, ME Watpi ojezyzna, ze
"a przykladem zacnychl5.
przodk66w waszych. spieszcieszla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03
8Dla blizszego porozumienia 81

8Dla blizszego porozumienia sic
we wszystkich sprawach, tycza-
cych sic wsp6lnych interes6w zrze
szenia, wszystkie W ten spos6b &c
spolone toWarzystWa odbywaja
swe zjazdy.
Powyzej pchwalone zasady or
ganizacyi juz cd miesiaca wpro-
wadzone by1y W zycie przez "a:
Rad Stowarzyszenia Technikov
Ia probe, a obecnie zosta1y pot:
wierdzone przez walce zgroma-
! dzenie.
Nalezy spodziewac sic, re takie
podstawy organizacyi spotkaja
sic z og6lnem uznaniem i popar:
ciem rzeszy rzemieslniczej i Gale.
60 spo1eczenstwa polskiego w A.
meryce.
Dawniejszy typ organizowania
oddzial6w Stowarzyszenia Tech,
nik6w zostaf obalony, gdyz UNA
no, re system federatywnych VOL
nych i niezaleznych towarzystw
jest praktyczniejszy.
Nova ia uchwala walnego zgro
madzenia StoWarzyszenia Techni
k6w jest dope1nieniem do poprze-
dniej uchwa1y, ma mocy kt6rej
wszelkie rozgraniczenie ma stop
ME i ograniczenia W sprawach
czfonk6w Stowarzyszenia Techni-
k6w %zosta4y limestone.
Obecnie PREY przyjmowaniu ma
czlonk6w Stowarzyszenia Techni-
k6w beda badane kwalifikacye ia
chowe i moralne ,lecz
kazdy r%zemieslnik, kt6ry chociaz
ME posiada pelnych kwalifikacyi
fachowych a pragnie dopelnic je
sobie W naszej organizacyi, be-
die mia} .moznosc pracowania
ola interes6w.naszego Stowarzy-
szenia IA r6wnych prawach re
wszystkimi cz1onkami.
-.- - 4-r - -. ~ . z. IT,.
Walne zgromadzenie cz}Onk6w
Stowarzyszenia Technik6w poleci
10 zarzadowi zwofywanie stalych
miesiecznych konferencyi czlon--
k6w W celu radzenia mad dalszym
rozwojem Stowarzyszenia.
Zarzad Stowarzyszenia Techni-
k6w PREY pomocy zrzeszonych To
warzystw bedzie m6gl opracowac
bogaty materyal ola prowadzenia
tygodniowych zebran i pogada--
mex naukowych ma kt6rych mniej
wyszkoleni i doswiadomosci facho
Wych W gronie starszych kolegoW.
Zas bardziej ACKNOWLEDGMENT ia
chowo rzemieslnicy beda mieli pc
lie do wycWiczenia. sic W piracy
tw6rczej i samodzielnej, a przy--
k1adem sWoim pobudza innych do
podobnej piracy doskonalenia sic
w fachu.
Wszyscy kt6rzy interesujaa sic
organizoWaniem oswiatowych Sto
warzyszen Rzemieslniczych, ME-
chat napisza do Zarzaadu s, = 2,
" Am. 1852 Milwaukee ave. Chi
cago, III.
Ia Zarzad ST. .P.w Am.
szymanskprez
$3.50. r. TurczynoWicz sekr.
$3.50 &SGS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-03
lStoWarzyszenie Technik6WPol


1StoWarzyszenie Technik6WPol
Eskich W Ameryce starae sic be-
die o zak1adanie osWiatoWych ga
Wodowych towarzystW mechandi-
kow Polskich i rzemieslnik6W in-
Enych zawod6w " Ameryce Q
wsp66lne organizoWanie sic ich<na
zasadach federatywnych jakoZrz,e
szenie pod przeWodnictWem Sto--
warzyszenia Technik6w.
2. Stowarzyszenia Mechanik6w
i innych zawod6w przyjma do
swych konstytucyi cele zadania
:jakim s1uzy Stowarzyszenie Tech
.nik6w.
2. Stowarzyszenie MechanikoW
i innych zawod6w przyjma do
sw.ych konstytucyi cele i zadania:
.jakim sluzy Stowarzyszenie Tech
nik0W.
3, Kazde zrzeszone StoWarzysze
ME Mechanik6w innych zaWo-
dow uzna .zarzad Stowarzyszenla
Technik6w jedynie W znaczenlu !
charakterze informacyjnym, orga
nizacyjnym i reprezentacyjnym.
a informacyjnym co do dostar-
czania materya}6w ola prowadze-
MIA szk61 i kurs6w rzemieslni-
czych, Ola urzadzania odczytow i
p%ogadanek praktyczno nauko-
wych fachowych i ola zakladania
b;bliotek i czytelni.
b organizacyjny- co do pomocy
W sposobie zak}adania szk6l i kur
sow rzemieslniczych i starania sic
Q pomoc re strony instytucyi ME
iskich i stanowych a takze wyszu
kiwania nauczycieli instruktor6w.
c reprezentacyjny W sprawach
tyczacych sic interesow wszyst-
kich towarzystw, nalezacych Go
zrzeszenia, zarowno wobec pokre-
wnych organizacyi W Polsce i W
Ameryce jake tez, o lie zajdzle
potrzeba, wobec przedstawlclell
w}adz Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej.
4 Kazde stowarzyszenie nalezaa-
&c do z~rzeszenia, uk}ada sw6j VIA
shy statut konstytucye i wedfug
tego rzadzi sic niezaleznie we
wszystkich swych sprawach view
netrznych i miejscowych zewnet-
rznych i miejscowych zewnetrz--
nych, jake ME wchodza W grant
ce obowiazk6w Zarzadu Stowa--
~rzyszenia Technik6w Polskich W
Ameryce i zgodnie z przyjetym ma
| siebie celem.
Poniewaz prace w kierunku in
formacyjnym, organizacyjnym
reprezentacyjnym beda ponosiiy
"a SODA koszta i wymagac beda u
trzymania wsp6lnego biura, vice
ma pokrycie wsp6lnych wydatkow
zrzeszone toWarzystwa opodatku-
ia sic W wysokosci 10 cent6w mic
siecznie cd kazdego cz}onka.
CIV celu utworzenia wspolnego
1acznika, kt6ry bedzie pochodnia
oswiaty zawodowej i j~ednoczesnie
wyrazem i obronca interes6w Zrze
szenia Stowarzyszen MechanikoW
i innych zawod6w, wszyscy czfon
kowie zrzeszonych towarzysstW o.
bowiazuja sic prenumerowac p1s-
mo fachowe "Przeglad Technicz-
7 Zrzeszone towarzystwa zobo--
wiazuja sic dostarczac zarzadowi
Stowarzyszenia Technik6w infor-
macyi statystycznych o postepie
piracy W zrzeszonych towarzyst-
wach i O kwalifikacyach facho--
wych swych cz}onk6w i uczni W
celu zuzytkowania. tego materya-
LII ola potrzeb i interesow narodu
polskiego i odrodzenia narodowe-
60 bytu.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
WORK ON HOTEL RESUMED !.
AFTER TW0.OAY STRIKE
Carpenters Advance Scale to $3.50
Day-Elks Delay Building
Plans.

Work was resumed with full
crew on Olympia's new hotel Wednes
day following two days strike pre-
cipitated by the carpenters for an in
crease in their scale from $3.50 to
$3.50 day. The situation was
cleared through the efforts of State
Labor Commissioner c. II. Younger.
who acted as mediator.
The advance in the local scale con-
forms to that adopted by the carpen-
ters' unions in Seattle, Bellingham
and other cities and. according to the
local union men, was presented to the
hotel contractors last week. That
fact, however. is disputed by the con-
tractors. the statement being made
that the first they knew of the in
creased scale came Monday morning
when the carpenters refused to go to
work unless 1t was paid.
The agreement negotiated through
Commissioner Younger Is binding for
the next six months and was adopted
by the union at special meeting
Tuesday evening. The new scale has
affected the plans of the local lodge
of Elks for their new $S5.0O0 build
ing and they are holding off construc-
tion. seeking to make a completion
contract" with the union. Their pro-
posal will be considered at it's next
meeting.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
TELLS CONGRESS mooney
TRIAL WAS A FRAME UP"
Federal Investigator Supports Charge
That Labor Leader Was Tn
justly Convicted.

Charges of labor leaders that
Thomas j. Mooney was unjustlv con-
victed. for participation in the bomb
throwing outrage in San Francisco
three years ago were supported in a
report of John B. Densmore, special
agent of the department of labo-. sub
mitted to congress Wednesday in re-
sponse to resolution demanding
more information on the case.
Mr.. Densmore, now director of the
federal employment service. conduct
ed secret investigation of the case
at the request of Secretary Wilson.
With the aid of several immigration
inspectors, he gathered his evidence,
working without the. knowledge of
San Francisco authorities. Most OF
it was obtained by use of dicta-
phone. placed in the office of District
Attorney Fickert, prosecutor of the
case.
From this evidence. Mr.. Densmore
drew the conclusion that Mooney did
not receive full justice in his trial
and that he was the victim of corpo.
rate interests in San Francisco. who
desired to discredit the labor unions
and maintain the open shop" The
was conducted without a
real investigation of the crime. Mr..
Densmore declared, and with deliber-
ate intent to frame the labor
leader.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25

SPECIAL COURSE IN
TESTING IS OFFERED
STATE COLLEGE TO GIVE WEEKS
TRAINING AT PCYALLUP Ey.
PERTINENT STATION

Because of the demand for men to
act as supervisors of official tests, the
dairy department of the State College
or Washington will conduct a short
course of one week, beginning July
2S, in connection with the summer
school at the Puyallup experiment
station, County Agent c. H. Berg.
strom announces.
The course will cover the rules
regulations and method of conducting
official tests and any young man 18
years old or over who is interested
in such work is advised to communi
cate with the county agent
The position of supervisor of off
cial tests pays SIS per month plus
necessary expenses. and offers ex-
cellent opportunities to study the
handling, care and management OF
purebred dairy cattle, bringing the
supervisor into contact with the
highest type of dairy herds.
To all who complete the course
in satisfactory manner, work is
guaranteed in this state or in neigh
boring states, Bergstrom says, as
there is big demand at the present
time for men in the testing work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
WESTS|DE BRIDGE
mUDDLE IS SOLVED
COUNTY CALLS FOR BIDS AGAIN.
CONFIDENT THAT SOLUTION
Is FOUND,

Once more--the third time-the
county commissioners will call for
bids for the construction of the West
Fourth street viaduct, and Commits
sioner NJ. j. Neylon says he Will
guarantee it's going through this
time"
This decision was reached this
week and the commissioners rejected
the bids submitted on the second call.
They are returning now to the oriEi-
nal Luten design, the structure to be
concrete across the waterway and an
exact duplicate of the Tumwater
bridge, with wooden approach on
the west side, leading from the via
duet to the big fill the city will make
on the lower part of the West Fourth
street hill, in connection with the big
Westside paving project upon wlteh
work is now under way.
The fact that the city was proceed
ing with this fill, which, would block
the street and make it impossible un-
less the new bridge were erected, is
what forced solution of the bridge
problem which has been bothering
the commissioners for the past two
months.
When the commissioners first
called for bids on the Luten design,
the offer was $4,000 for an all
concrete structure. The fill the city
is making will save the county about
$4,000 on the cost of the bridge, Com
missioner Neylon says. while the
wooden approach will also reduce the
cost materially, so thst the commits
sioners estimate it can be built for
about $4,000 on the revised plan.
This is $4,000 more than the coun-
ty has available and the commission
ers are looking to the city to make up
the difference. OF the total cost,
100000 will come from the bond
issue authorized last year, $4,000
from the permanent highway fund,
and $4,000 from the railroad COM
pany as its share of the cost of the
overhead crossing.
According to the present arrange-
ment, the bids will be opened about
the middle of August. which means
that work cannot be started until the
1st of September. 1t is expected that
it will take about eight months to
cOmnlete the structure. so that the
work will be going on all winter
The new plan was adopted by the
at the suggestion of
the state highway department. Com
missioner Neylon saws. which offered
It as solution of the muddle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
NEW CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL.
Mountain View and Oak Grove Dis
triCts Vote to Unite With Rainier.

solidated school district, the patrons
of the Rainier, Oak Grove and Noun
tain View districts having voted to
consolidate, the latter part of last
week, the consolidated school to be
located at Rainier Patrons of the
Nina district, however, voted against
consolidating with Little Rock.
The situation respecting teachers,
throughout the county, is a difficult
one, County superintendent Brown
says, much trouble being encountered
in obtaining instructors for the one
room schools, which comprise the
majority of the districts of the
county.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
SET FIRE TO AUTOMOBILE.
Thieves Attempt to Destroy Machine
Stolen in Seattle.

Some unknown persons drove a
7-passenger Chandler automobile into
the woods along the road leading
from Eastside street to the Boule-
ward. on the Eastside. set fire to it
and abandoned it, about 1890 Sat-
urday evening. Sheriff Clifford was
notified and soon ascertained that the
machine had been stolen Saturday
morning from an Italian employed at
the Skinner & Eddy shipyrad, Seattle.
Persons living in the vicinity say
they noticed the machine standing
alongside the road near the Con
Adams place about 9 o'clock that
evening. No one was seen about it
at that time. A little more than an
hour later the car was driven off on
to side road a distance of about 200
yards and then backed some 80 feet
into the brush, where it was set
afire.
The machine was brought to the
city Monday and is being repaired,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
CLUB MEMBERS ATTEND
I FESTIVAL At PuyALLUP
nag Crowd Is Going Over Friday
series OF Canning Demonstrations
Is Arranged

large number of the members OF
Tue boys and girls clubs of this coun-
~ are going over to Puyallup Friday
g attend the third annual club festi-
va at the Experiment station there.
A!ter inspecting the various features
" the station, a picnic lunch will be
served at noon. In the afternoon the
visiting youngsters will join In a
parade, and then a track meet and
otner entertainment will be staged.
-, wednesday morning of this week
~iSs Martha Bustrack conducted a
s.annihg demonstration at the Wash
'nston school. for the benefit of the
members of he canning clubs of the
Wy and county. Next Wednesday
morning Miss Myrtle Boone. home
usmonstration agent for this county.
vi, conduct similar demonstration
c.u guy. wednesday. August s. Assistant
S'a'o Leader Audrian will have
suarse OF another demonstration.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-25
WORK STARTS ON
OLYMPIC HIGHWAY
SEVEN MILES TO BE GRADED
AND STRENGTHENED FOR
PAVING NEXT YEAR.

Work is being started under the
supervision of the state highway de-
partment on the improvement Of the
Olympic highway for a distance of
seven miles west of Olympia, in prep
aration for its paving next year. This
distance will carry the improvement
from the end of Harrison avenue at
the west city limits, which will be the
route of the Olympic highway when
the big Westside paving project is
completed out and across Mud Bay
10 the top of the Solbeck hill,
The state will do the work on the
.day-labor plan. Highway Commits
sioner James Allen having rejected
all the bids recently submitted, be-
cause the lowest was $4,000 while
the estimated cost of the improve
ment is $4,000.
The road will be Strengthened and
the paving next year Wherever pos
sible the present road will be used.
curves being eliminated and grades
reduced The heaviest part of the
work lies between the city limits and
the Helser bridge beyond Mud Bay.
According to County Commissioner
Neylon a two-bent concrete bridge
will b. constructed across Mud Bay
at the Mckenzie place. The bridge
will be 1870 feet long. and the bay will
be filled for about 25 feet on each
side. to provide approaches. The old
water hole near Galligan's corner
east of the bay, will be avoided in the
new road. as the route will follow the
high grade across the Arnold place to
the top of the Mud Bay hill where the
Delphi road turns off. the present
curve near the county tool house also
being eliminated.
From the Delphi road down the
hill to the bay the road will be
Strengthened and two big cuts made.
to eliminate the present dangerous
curve. so that the road will lead
straight down to the bay from the top
of the hill. Some $4,000 yards of
gravel. it is estimated. will be moved
in Strengthening and grading the road
on this hill.
From the top Of the SOlbeck hill to
the county line the highway now is
in shape for paving, Commissioner
NeylOn says. so that when the work
now being gotten under way is COM
pleted. the full length of the highway
in this county will be ready for paw
ing next year.
Mason county. which recently voted
a large bond issue for the paving OF
the Olympic highway within its lin
its. is expected to undertake its paw
ing work next year. too. so that by
the end Of the year the highway will
be paved from Olympia for consid-
cradle distance beyond Shelton.