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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1911

Page

5

Centralia Takes Third Straight From Raymond In Pennant Chase

Centralia remains atop the State League standings by three games over Chehalis after sweeping Raymond in a two game set at the Fair Grounds and edging Raymond in a Sunday doubleheader. Saturday’s 4 0 shutout featured a strong Berger performance and a clutch throw by Raymond catcher Roche. Sunday saw Centralia win both games with solid hitting from Callahan Helka Brown Reid and two Raymond infield double plays, Guyn and Boettlzer stealing home in the fifth.

Centralia Raymond Fair Grounds Chehalis Miller Field Berger Bergep Baker Guyn Pickens Fileld Brown Roche Beore Raymon Jatteries Baker McDonald Tarce Callahan Helka Reid Boettlzer Coleman Hin Miller Boettiger Hill

Final Arrangements for Labor Day Celebration

A large Labor Day event is planned with a detailed program by city committees. Workers from Kop bhy Mendota and Tone will arrive by a special chartered train, and unions statewide will send delegates to join thousands of visitors for a full city celebration and parade.

Comitiors Cengralla Kop Bhy Mendota Tone Uniong Iing

Fire Threat Near PeWIE Suppressed by Volunteer Effort

Firefighters and volunteers battled a blaze that endangered FortaT Uxistrons and nearby PeWIE yesterday afternoon. A quick action by airmen and crews diverted flames away from Walvilla, preventing greater destruction and limiting damages to crops and structures. The event remains under investigation with teams assessing losses and containment.

Uxistrons Pewie City Walvilla Losa J Real Win Rouree

Commissioners Raise Timber Assessment in Lewis County

At a Lewis County board of commissioners meeting acting as a board of equalization in Cheballs, timber assessments rose by 312000, largely impacting the Weyerhaeuser Lumber Company. Manager Leng and a Marshal representative protested, but the increase passed 5 to 2. District No. 8 faces 86.00 in penalties, while District No. 5 will gain 10.29, with Weyerhaeuser likely to contest in court.

Board of Lewla Cheballs Weyerhauged Lumbec Company Leng Iumber Company Marshal Waoverhagser Company Increrse

Central Defeats OT A102 In One Sided Game

Central Independent defeated Doty on the field yesterday afternoon by a score of 12 to 8. Dyer pitched gray ball but received poor support. Warling in the box for the locals twitched shut out the eighth. The Independents next play State Tankne at Wall Grounds Wednesday afternoon.

Centraila Indepenent Doty Warlng Mmnylng Dyer Wall Grounds

Promising Outlook for Southwest Washington Fair

Secretary George R. Walker reports the Southwest Washington Fair at the Fair Grounds next week should be among the finest in the state if weather cooperates. Livestock entries fill the stables, track horses and racing programs promise excitement, and special days include Automobile Day led by Fretwell with the Seattle Automobile Club set to travel from Portland Tacoma and Aberdeen for a long parade. The schedule features Centralia Hall Day Southwestern Washington Development Association Day Automobile Day Stockmens Farmers and Grangers Day and a schoolchildren day with nightly monster carnival entertainment throughout fair week promising a memorable event.

George R. Walker Southwest Washington Fair Association Livestock Department F. M. Fretwell Pacific Highway Association Automobile Club of Seattle Portland Tacoma Aberdeen Washington Centralia Halls Southwestern Washington Development Association Fretwell Ichool Emery Sintots

Hat Check Artist IO Rearrested

Tr Boyer released from Lewis County jail after a 30 day sentence and immediately rearrested on a charge of swindling Joseph Janer of Tacoma out of 40. P J Murray, a Great Northern detective, arrived in Chehalis to press trial against the suspect.

Tr. St. Boyer Lewis County Joseph Janer Tacoma P. J. Murray Great Northerm Chehalis

Logger 5 Crushed in NapaVille Accident

Sheridan Taker, a logger, was crushed between two logs Saturday afternoon near Somerville, Napa ville. He died at Chehalis hospital after an operation. his wife and child survive. Officials say other workers’ carelessness contributed to the accident.

Sheridan Taker Somerville Napa |Ville Chehalis Valera Foo Pahy Onta Maimer Bather Nagvine Ida Wun

Bomber Dropping Contest At Harvard Aerial Program

A bomb dropping contest offering a $200 prize is a new feature of Harvard's aeronautical program at Squantum Boston August 24. The competition aims to measure accuracy in dropping bombs on ships or fortifications in warfare. Army and navy officers will witness the event with the bomb drop firsthand.

United Prose Boston Harvard Aero Nice Squantum Army Navy

Centralia to Open Schools in One Week

The Centralia school system announces opening day on Tuesday morning. All grades one through eight will be taught across Edison Lincoln Washington Mountain View and Oak View buildings with pupil assignments by residence. The city superintendent seeks host families for teachers and students seeking room or board near the schools.

Centralia Main Street Edison Lincoln Jwastern Mill Logan Washington Mountain View Oak View Ity Hope Block

Two Airships Over Chelnine Excite Fair Spectators

On August 24 two large airships passed over Chelnin y drawing crowds and speculation about a connection to the Southwestern Washington Fair. Reports clarified the objects were two bags carrying fair tickets, reducing the earlier excitement as the balloons moved eastward at about 40 miles per hour from a height near one mile.

Chelnin Y Astoria Fair Washington Fair

Japanese trio elude capture after theft and flight

Three Japanese suspects allegedly stole a large sum from their employers and fled by car Friday night. They reportedly escaped capture near Chehalis after leading authorities on a chase, with pursuit continuing toward Taroma before arrests stalled by late reporting.

Bugsy Chehalis Acuemobile Tacona Sherif? Ueghar Urqubarottas Taroma Hnoan Eidervoer Thenyito

Thrown From His Horse Leg Broken in Accident

On August 29 Bert Punta of Ford's Prairie, a rival mail carrier, was thrown from his horse Decane when it bolted near the mobile post office. He sustained a broken leg and was treated at home after the incident.

Bert Punta Ford's Prairie Alo- Mobile Dunham J. K. Steware Drokon

President Taft Likely Stop in Centralia October 14

A Centralia visit by President William Howard Taft is anticipated for October 14 with plans for a possible ten minute speech and the potential for up to a half hour stay. Local organizer J E Lease lobbied senators and party leaders, eliciting favorable replies about a longer stop than first planned.

Centralia Lease Jiones Taft Aber

Nominations Pour In for Chronicle Contest Nominations Pouring In

Nominations are pouring in for the Chronicle contest as it opens next Friday. The effort drawn by Centralia residents and friends shows unprecedented interest in a nine week competition for valuable prizes.

Chronicle Centralia Pacific Coast Inn the Chronicle

Lewis County rate forecast set higher for coming year

Lewis County commissioners in Chehalis estimate a higher county rate for the year than 1910. Last year’s rate was 3.44 mils with £62,000 raised by taxation, while $88,000 was used for rails and bridges. Officials expect the 1911 rate to be between 5 and 6 mills to cover ongoing expenses.

Board of Lewis Egper

National officers of lodge coming to Centralia

Augh 24 WON Kirkpatrick president of Wic Knights and Ladies of Security and John W. Aterhams secretary plan to arrive Saturday Sept 9 from Topeka Kansas. They will make three stops in the state besides Centralia Spokane Everett and another city. The Centralia lodge grows fat and aims to meet members in the lodge room during the visit.

Kirkpatrick Wic Knights Ladies of Security John W. Aterhams Topeka Kansas Centralia Spokane Seach Abrahanis

Crop loss hits peaypermist crop in St. Joseph County

Weather and the cugworm reduced the pewroing crop across St. Joseph County Indiana and Hervlacoutty Michigan. The damp conditions cut supply by over three quarters of all the petr orming past alee in the United States. Prices for the oil are expected to rise as a result.

United Tevet South Wend Ind St. Joseph County Hervlacoutty Mich United Stee Inia

Numerous timber fires alarm near Centralia and Salter Valley

Numerous serious fires erupt in the vicinity over the last two days. A blaze on a hill west of Centralia appeared as a volcanic glow at night, while another fire in Salter Valley was visible from town. Fire Warden Wallace has stepped up vigilance but several fires remain burning and caused damage.

Centralia Salter Valley Wallace Jin Sumer Dog

New Building Under Construction in Centralia at Maple and Tower

Construction starts on a brick and stone two story building at the northeast corner of Maple and Tower in Centralia. Fowler of this city leads the project with Memhants Bank nearby, adding a 69 foot frontage on Tower Avenue and access to the alley between Tower and Pearl Street.

Karuora Memhants Bank Tower Avenue Tower Pearl Street

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R H MacDonald, Callahan and Roche and Boettiger Pwue Centendia Bo. Bend S Aike Aale Lumbcr Central Nmpavne Ust Gentrals Tat J. E W. L. Joes B. W. Goiner State Central Mittee Bag
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