Schedule For Southwest Washington Baseball League Season
The schedule for the Southwestern Washington Baseball League season has been submitted to the National Commission for approval. Opening games are May 6 with Centralia vs Chehalis and Raymond vs South Bend, ending Labor Day with the same teams. Three games weekly feature one Saturday and two Sundays, with each week including a Raymond South Bend or Centralia-Chehalis series.
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Southwest Washington Baseball League
National Board
ISLL
Southwestern Washington Baseball League
National Commission
Centralia
Chebalis
Raymond
South Bend
Chehalis
Magnate's Family Visits Centralia for Rose Carnival
Mrs George Huntoon of Mollwn Illinois visits Centralia with her son and daughter and nurse. She is married to George Muntoon Me of the Millionaire Clowes clan and plans to attend the Rose Carnival in Portland then return east.
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George Hunioon
Mollwn
Jlt
Centralia
Portland
George Muntoon
Clowes
Huntoon
Amelia Smyth
Hotel
Omal Smith
Put Innit
Unatoon
Europe
Far East
The
Enat
Building contract set for Wir St. adiition development
The contract for the new Wir Street addition was approved by Goo. Brown yesterday and construction will start Monday. Gold Street will run full length of the addition and Ghohalty Ave will extend to Cherry and Gold. Public talks will be held in front of all lots with building restrictions to exclude cheap shacks, with Mr. Brown and the Thamo Ivort company selling lots and coordinating street openings in a rapidly growing area.
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Wir St. Adiition
Goo. Brown
Brown
Gold Street
Ghohalty Ave
Cherry and
Gold
Witt
Cholen Reeldence
Easton
Mr. Brown
Thamo Ivortment Company
Drainage Plan for Davis Lake Seeks Lewis County OK
Citizens near Morton in Lewis County petition commissioners to form a drainage district to drain Davis Lake into the Tilton River. A one mile canal and two and a half mile river flow would reclaim about 3000 acres of fertile land valued at around 200 dollars per acre. Backers include Ti. F. Chapman, George Temple, Ernest Chilcoat, E Kantle, W. F. Peters, Fred Marper, J. T. Chilcoat, J. S. Wood, and Gus Temple.
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Morton
Chehalis
Lewig
Davis Lake
Tilton
Fauory
Lewis County
Davie Lake
Tilton River
Ti. F. Chapman
George Temple
Ernest Chilcoat
E. Kantle
Ee, Chapman
W. F. Peters
Fred Marper
J. T. Chilcoat
J. S. Wood
Gus and
Mugh Temple
Fagly Band Event Delights Audience With Varied Program
The April 22 entertainment by the Fagly Band drew good attendance and an excellent program. Mrs Kina Bowers recited with humor, supported by Miss Hallingsworth on piano. Dr and Mrs C C Nelson offered piano and violin pieces. The show featured diverse musical numbers and added interest from other performances.
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Fagly
Last Eight
Kina Bowers
Hallingsworth
C. C. Nelson
Woodmen Event in Centralia Plans April 7 gathering
The Woodmen of the World of Centralia announce a large gathering at Odd Fellows hall on April 7 hosted by Head Advisor Thomas Kerelle of Seate, Italy. A notable social and musical program will highlight the event, with no admission charged and public invitation open.
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Centralia
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Annor
Thomas Kerelle
Seate
Italv
Chehalis Band Dance in Napavine Excites Local Youth
The Chehalis band hosts a dance in Napavine with a formal outfit and a treasury balance noted. Many Chehalis youths plan to attend, and organizers praise the group for their hard work and musical excellence.
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Cheralis
Napavine
Chehalis
Treasury
Agreeable Surprise Twenty First Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs Henry Loomis of Fords Pratiig were surprised on their twenty first anniversary April 14 by neighbors in attendance including Teatle Rahom Kekureon Foran and many others. The gathering featured Mr Loomis and Mrs Loomis along with a host of local residents.
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Henry Loomis
Fords Pratiig
Mesats
Land Mesdameg Teatle Rahom
Dno Kekureon
Dan Foran
Henry ‘Karan
Lawrones Muale
Edgar Carney
Hatrry Lonmis
Megara
Jewall
John Saundera
Warren Dickey
Harry Carney
Albert Lows
von Loonttr
Harrold Wekerson
Edward Iahom
Merdames Nettle Cranatlo
Annie Saunders
Wickey
M. J Toomin
Miarig Gonevy
Tekey
Mrcy Lane
Rolle Carney
Rath Carney
Myrtle Loomla
Mary Leon
Alice
Muldo Muntote
Centralia Considers Local Airship Factory Proposal
A five member committee led by FON. Irwin is securing stock for a Centralia airship venture. A model is on view at the Home Investment Co office, and promoters claim the machine combines automatic balancing and a low center of gravity for safety. If funded locally, a Centralia airship could be built, tested, and perhaps inspire a summer aviation meet.
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Centralia
Fon. Irwin
Home Investment Company
Safety Aerial Navigation Company
Centrala
John Edward Goodwin
Froin Chicago
Her
Aly Machina
Mr. Goodwin
Wrigit
Curtiss
Bierlot
Goodwin
Billy Eastman Goes to Mine and Preach
Billy Eastman the ex convict evangelist heads to the frozen North to mine and preach among miners. He plans to start in a week or so, traveling from place to place to exhort the unsaved. He says work is healthy, hates missing a day, and soul saving is his first real pleasure.
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Billy
Eastman
Embezzler Sentenced in Chehalis Court
J. V. Keane a newspaper solicitor was sentenced in Beaufort du Chehalis justice court after an arrest on a warrant. He faced a $26 fine and costs or ten days in jail, choosing jail when funds were unavailable. Friends reportedly promised help but did not appear. The judge noted the rack pile’s availability would have set a harsher limit under current law.
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J. V. Keane
Elmer McHillem
Cour of Justice PLC
Beaufort du Chehalis
Keane
Melroomat
Vint
Ueanforte
Iim
Potato price stands at two cents a pound in city sale
A delivery of a ton of potatoes by Hendrix, brother-in-law of Andtlor Swofford of Chohats, brought $40 yesterday at a two cent per pound rate. Farmers in the county, hearing Mr. Trowdrix's success, considered selling at the same time, but most have already moved a large portion.
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Hendrix
Andtlor Swofford
Chohats
Bright Young Life Passes Into Death
Miss Myrtle Thompson aged 19 died suddenly at Hon da hospital after a lung operation. She was in good spirits and died from heart strain. Known in the city and Chehalis where she lived for years, she was daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Thompson and sister to Arther Lawrence Charles and Mrs Cr Thursta. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from the Baptist church with officiants Reveres and Thompson. Mountain View cemetery listed.
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Little Myrtle Thompson
Honda Hospital
Miss Thompson
Chehalis
A.W. Thompson
Arther, Lawrence
Charles Thompson
Cr. Thursta
Baptist Church
Revere
Messrs. Thompson
Mountain View Cera
Lumber Firm Sued For Back Wages In Chehalis Area
J D Jones of Centra fy sues Chehalis River Lumber and Shingle Company in Justice POC Uranfort court for back wages owed since prior employment. Suit listed for hearing on April 29.
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J. D. Jones
Centrafy
Court of Justice
POC. Uranfort
Chehalis
Chehalis High Beats Kelso 10 to 4 on Miller Field
Chehalis High School defeated Kelso High 10 to 4 at Miller Field in Chehalis. Goff pitched strongly while teammates provided timely hits as Chehalis extended its win streak to four and closed in on Southwestern Washington title. A Bond sized crowd of students and supporters watched the one sided contest.
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Miller Field
Chehalis
Southwestern Washington
Napavine Coming to the Front as Boosters Organize
Napavine, the Hyely sawmill town seven miles south of Chehalis, forms a commercial club with trustees W. B. Blanchard, W. A. Morton, H. D. McDonald, C. B. Mann, W. P. Wagley, and E. E. Dale. Club plans include improving sidewalks, vacant lots, and removing obstructions while Northern Pacific overhauls its depot. Napavine reports a large sawmill payroll and rising local interest.
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Napavine
Hyely
Chemnlis
Northern Pacific
Seven Run a Mage on a Street Car
April 24. Sven loggers engaged in a Chehalis bound argument Saturday night. It took two Marshals to calm the crowd after the car halted. The intoxicated men broke windows insulted women passengers and caused a disturbance. They paid for damages but remained without funds to continue. Indignation grows over assaults on women on street cars. the company should hire competent staff to keep order.
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Sven Loggers
Tenors Outwit Seniors at Central High Party
The Junior class at Central High School played a clever ruse on the senior class by claiming Miss Crockett’s sister needed in Aberdeen. Pross Kellogg and Pryor offered to chaperone Miss Crockett to the depot, and the trio of teachers was escorted to the junior party in triumph.
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Centralinigh School
Miss Crockett
Aberdeen
Pross
Kellogg
Pryor
Misa Crockett
Christenson Vealdonce
Two Couples Wed at Grquaty Seat
Two marriage certificates were issued Saturday by Auditor Swofford in Chehalis. Willian Gilley of Chehalis and Mrs. Wihet Baker of Little Falls were married, with dustive Wastavor cat plat officiating. The other license went to Clarance Dolan of Willapa and Addle Church of Portland, with Roy Chittenden of the Chonatla Presbyterian church officiating, after which the couple departed for Portland to begin their life together.
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Auditor Swofford
Chehalis
Willian Gilley
Wihet Baker
Little Falls
Dustive
Clarance Dolan
Willapa
Addle Church
Portland
Roy, Chittenden
Chonatla Presbyterian Church
Ounte
Alaska’s potential urged by visiting Seattle man
George H. Leisner, a Seattle figure based in Centralia, returns from the Arctic to discuss Alaska. He argues Congress must give Alaska a square deal to unlock vast mineral wealth and reduce failures, noting government neglect as a revenue focus. He cites August Dess, a Centration expert, who laments lack of support and recalls hardships from Alaska ventures.
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Alaska
Seattle
Chehalis
Centralia
George H. Leisner
Arctic Zone
Alaskan
Congress
Dess
United States
Farmer Lenke faces cruelty charges over his child
April 24 report charges Little Falls farmer Rudolph Lenke with inhuman treatment of his daughter. He reportedly forced the girl to tend cows in wet weather for long hours, causing neighbors and workers to intervene. Lenke was fined recently and promised to care for her, though locals remain vigilant.
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Rudolf Lenka
PORDS PRAIRIE PRIEMS Mrs WA Johnaonth visit Portland week
Mrs WA Johnaonth and her sons travel to Portland to spend the week with sisters Mrs Bishor of Aberdeen a former Prairie resident. Mrs Frank Morley visits Yale daughter Mrs Shary Stewart. Mrs Abel heads to California. The Wales AML meet with Mrs Walker Thursday. Ladies aid plans New England school event April 28 with a social and playroom reception.
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WA. Johnaonth
Portland
Frank Morley
Shary Stewart
Yale
Abel
California
AML
Walker
Borda Pratela
Eayland
AL Hall
Pewell
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Chenalta
South Rend
Chetalla
Jona
Pth
Dung
Magnate
Entertainment
Billy Eastman
Kelso Whs Degisnely
Chenalis Kelso
Witting
Henderson
P Mcknight LaFollette
Todd
Lowry
Laporte
Davis BS. Lovett
Scott An Fowler
Hosgrand
Miles ‘Nicholson
Lockman
Michael LF Harris
Gquaty
Apellda
Mr. Leisner
Prairie
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