Centralia Girls Fall to Chehalis in Rough City Match
In a scrappy late season game at Vais Gymnasium Chehalis beat Centralia 8 to 5. Mabel Brown led Centralia with three fouls while Coffman scored most of Chehalis points, and both teams drew numerous fouls as fans from Centralia cheered the home squad.
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Centralia
Wits
Vais Gymnasium
Centralia Boyz
Centralis
Mabel Brown
Chehalis
Ghance
Ming Mabel Brown
Miss Grimm
Miss Russell Bask
Misses Jones
Markham
Centralia Guarda
Chehualis
Misa Coffman
Miss Brown
Miss Coffman
Centralia and Chehalis girls basketball clash ends in effort and injuries
Warren Grimm refereed and Claude Den hote officiated as Centralia and Chehalis squads, with Coffman Westover Thayer and Markham, among others, in a tight lineup. The Chehalis girls edged Elma 18 to ? as both teams left the court marked by hard wear and plastered smiles after a rough game.
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Warren Grimm
Claude Denhote
Centralia Pos Chehalis Grimm
Coffman Brown
Westover
Tinker
Dickerson
Wheland
Thayer Markham
Russe
Chehalis Girly
Elma
Eams
Chehalia
Centralia
Spring Openings At Rosenthal Store Captivate Centralia
Crowds flocked to Rosenthal's Up-to-Date store last Saturday for a spring dressmaking and millinery display. The event featured dainty fabrics, modern styles, refined decor, and piano selections by Prof. Pitger and Mrs. Rosenthal. Local merchants Mrs. Wallace Mrs Knox and Mr. Meserve showcased spring goods alongside favorable prices and sound buying. The piece also notes football rules reform adopted by the American intercollegiate committee, increasing the required yardage to ten on a three down sequence, permitting forward passes near goal line, and naming a central board to oversee officials.
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Rosenthal
Je Rogenthal
Carl Pitger
Wallace
Centralia
American Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee
Gold Football Rules Committee
New York
Winlock High Girls Defeat Centralia In Saturday Gym Showdown
In a tense Saturday night game at the gym, Winlock High girls edged Centralia High School with a strong defensive effort and key late baskets securing the victory. The match highlighted crowded stands and spirited local support as the teams battled for district bragging rights.
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Winlock
Centralia High School
City Council Orders Sidewalk Repairs and Fire Hydrants
Council meeting extends after eleven as officials approve sidewalk and crownwalk work, authorize hydrant maintenance, and review licenses. They discuss dog taxes, theater license, and a proposed moving crane, with legal opinions confirming ordinance validity and a push for stricter enforcement.
Three Guilty for Assault on Marshal Alder Verdict Delivered
The Dilleys and Garland are found guilty of assaulting Marshal Alder after a trial that featured strong prosecutions by Attorney General Falkner and County Attorney Buxton. The jury deliberated from late afternoon until six, and the dramatic testimony highlighted criminal intent.
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the Dilleys
Carland
Marshal Alder
Dilleys
Garland
J. Ed
Cass
Frank Yates
Albert Jaeger
Joseph Gibson
John RK
Sherman
Falkner
J. Rye Buxton
Croge
Felkner
Tueline Tava
Endanta
Temperance Union to Hold Semi Monthly Meeting This Friday
The Temperance Union will hold its semi monthly meeting this Friday evening at the G A R hall Rev Mr Landen of Tacoma is expected to speak at the event, bringing a notable guest to the local gathering.
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the Temperance Union
G. A. R. Ball
Mr Landen
Tacoma
Olympia Faces Surge in Railroad Plans and Routes
Olympia foresees a transit boom as multiple rail projects converge. Tacoma to Olympia interurban routes via American Lake, a feeder line from Grays Harbor, and the Harriman system links spur hope of growth. Northern Pacific’s new main line prospects through Olympia to Portland heighten the capital’s rail prominence.
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Uck
Olympia
Tacoma
Olympian
Iron
Grays Harbor
Harriman
Port Angeles
Northern Pacific
Portland
Prof Damon and Opera Mouse Troupe Impress Centralia Crowd
Prof Damon led the New Orleans Colored Students troupe at the Opera Mouse on Sunday evening. Det. Damon on violin delivered the best performance Centralia has heard. The company sang and played well, though the crowd was smaller than deserved.
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Prof. Damon
New Orleans
Opera Mouse
Det. Damon
Centralia
Eliaw
Lights Next Week Brings New Street Illumination Hope
Superintendent Bisbey promises new city street lights will burn the first of next week if east shipments avoid wrecks. After nine months since the old dynamo failed, about forty lights will be installed. The light and water committee will face weeks of decision making on the new lights.
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Bisbey
Light and Water Committee
Riverside Dairy Plan Aims for Modern Milk Supply
BL Payette proposes starting a dairy in Riverside to meet expected demand from a new cow-keeping ordinance. He plans to use cooling processes and a clean, efficient method to produce milk, hoping for strong community acceptance and growth.
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A. BL Payette
Riverside
Methodist Items from First M E Church Conference
The Chird Quarterly Conference will be held Friday at 7 30 pm with Communion Sunday morning. Rev Clark of Castle Rock preaches ext Sunday. Rev F S Pearsin preaches at the school house north of the city. Mrs Graves’ Sunday School class holds the April missionary banner with last week offering over 13 dollars. The Exster convert is under thearea 1 by the choir and Sunday School.
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Clark
Castle Rock
Pearsin
Graves
Chris‘ansen
Discharged Soldier Bound Over for Assault Charge
Joe Bell, a discharged soldier, was bound over to the eup revior court by Tastivs Weatover on Saturday, charged with criminal assault on Alma Gustavson, daughter of P. Gustavson a noted foundryman. Bail set at $2000, failure to post sent Bell to jail. The alleged offense occurred Thursday afternoon after Bell arrived in Chebalig about four months ago from Vancouver where he completed Army enlistment.
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Joe Bell
Tastivs Weatover
Alma Gustavson
P. Gustavson
Bell
Fell
Chebalig
Vancouver
United States Army
Grays Harbor Electric Grants Free Park to Northwestern Team
Grays Harbor Electric Co will provide the baseball park free for the year to the Northwestern league team and add 250 toward team support. Manager Crary says the gift aims to foster goodwill between Aberdeen and Hoquiam in the county seat vote next fall, with the railway company as the main mover in the removal proposition.
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Grays Harbor Electric Co
Crary
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Montesano Opera House Closes After License Dispute
Manager J E Calder says there will be no more shows in Montesano as the city council refused to renew his annual license of ten dollars and set a fifty dollar annual rental Calder, who invested heavily in the venue, claims the rate is too high and that last year the operation netted only five percent.
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J. E. Calder
Montesano
Mr. Calder
Calder
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Whistler’s Mill
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Centralia Water Co
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Mervite
Water & Light Committee
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Mgr Hoss
Bisley
Ma. White
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