Seeds for Farm Will Be Donated
Prof Sparks of Washington State College prepared a list of seeds and weeds for the demonstration farm west of the city. The farm recently received a donation from F B Hughseed. Potatoes and loans are requested, and Herbert Stominson, club secretary, asks local farmers with surplus seeds to donate to the club. Sparks will return to Centralia later this month with O J Javea, a irrigation expert.
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Prof. Sparks
Washington State College
F. B. Hughseed
Herbert Stominson
Sparks
Centralia
O. J. Javea
Condemnation Suit Over Power Site Goes to Jury
The Yeoman Loom Company S v United Timber Company condemnation case to gain a Chehalis River power site was argued in Superior Court yesterday and turned over to jurors this morning. The panel includes C I Reed W H Byars Page Twist A J B Goodwin C Vinall G Bowman J P Morton E Baker T R Neary Willis Champ George N Mason and W Jobest.
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Yeoman Loom Company
United Tanners Timber Company
Chehalis River
Waa
C. I. Reed
W. H. Byars
Page Twist
A. J. B. Goodwin
C. ¥. Vinall
4. G. Bowman
J. P. Morton
E. Baker
T. BR. Neary
Willis Champ
George N. Mason
W. Jobest
Man Jailed for Barbary Coast Murder Sentenced to Hang
United Press reports Rogers convicted of killing Benjamin Goodman, a jewelry salesman, and stealing diamonds worth 35,600. His body was found in a gutter after being murdered in a cellar on the Barbary Coast. Judge Wilson sentenced him to hang.
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Ban Francisco
Rogers
Benjamin Goodman
Wilson
Taxes Paid In By Major Corporations This Week
Yesterday marked the deadline for paying personal taxes without extra charges as the county treasurer reported a steady flow of payments. Total weekly collections are estimated near 450000 dollars, with 150000 dollars paid on Thursday. Major contributors include Northern Pacific Railroad, Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, and Carlisle Pennell Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Arnold
Northern Pacific Railroad
Weyerhaueser Timber Company
Carlisle-Pennell Limber Company
Big Bottom Commercial Club Formed Headed by Randle Group
March 16 local farmers and residents near Randle formed the Big Bottom Commercial Club to foster the forward movement of the area's industrial life. Officers named are W. J. Tunly president, Jasper Baugh vice president, and W. W. Morse secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randle
Big, Bottom
Five Candidates Enter Lewis County Sheriff Contest
Five contenders have announced for Lewis County sheriff. Tom Foster, current head deputy, seeks the Republican nomination, and Grant Wright of Lathum runs on the Democratic ticket. Sheriff Henry Urquhart has served two terms and cannot seek re election.
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Lewis County
Henry Urquhart
Tom Foster
Repubus Jean
Grant Wright Fof Lathum
Sheriff Urquhart
Elligble
Shot Like Dogs Executed by Orozco Directors
El Paso dispatches report Maj. Adana and Chief of Staff Villas were executed by Orozco's officers after rebels captured them. Orozco ordered "to shoot like dogs" Madero and his relatives and federal officers in a harsh crackdown. Taft men in control Kansas Republicans settle primary question.
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United Press
EL Faso
Chihuahua
Maj
Adana
Villas
Orozco
Madero
Arcade Building Plan Advances at Centralia Luncheon
At the Commercial Club noon meeting in Centralia, Mayor H W Thompson floated an arcade building on the Tower Avenue block facing the depot, backed by property owners. The plan envisions stores on both streets with a central passage for vendors, aiming to pay profits. a committee will approach owners to form a syndicate and start building.
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Commercial Club
Centra-' Na
H.W. Thompson
Jumedéon
Thompson
Tower Avenue
F. G. Titus
Dan Salzer
Frank Milter
H. L. Kuiskern
Local Library Contract Bids Opened in City Hall
Bids for the new Carnagie Library erect ion were opened at noon. Charles L. Butz of Centralia submitted the lowest bid at 13 487.83, with A Jacobson of Aberdeen and Rounds and Hurton of Seattle close behind. The library board will decide tonight in light of Butz being a local contractor and the lowest bid.
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Carnagie
Charle L. Butz
Centralia
A. Jacobson
Aberdeen
Rounds & Hurton
Seattle
Pat Manning
Chehalis
Greenleaf & Erickson
Matt
Duttlefson & Gehrig
Buiking
Library Board
Butts
A. Insobson
Rounds & Hurson J
Iit
Rebels Encamp Five Miles From City of Mexico
Menigo City reports rising anti foreign sentiment as rebels form near five miles from the city. An anti American demonstration occurs at Tampico. Rebel forces, estimated around two thousand, camp within five miles, while Madero recruits twenty thousand to resist.
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City of Mexico
Menigo City
Madereras
Motil
Madero
Maine Battleship Maine Sunk After Tow to Sea
The Maine, accompanied by American warships and the Cuban Navy, was towed into Havana Bay and sunk. A deck rose covering the hull, the ship sank in about thirty six hundred feet of water, and the bodies of fifty American sailors were to be buried at Arlington. Citizens observed a funeral procession of ships two miles long and wore crepe in mourning.
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Havana
Cubun
Caraling
Arlington Cemetery
Bueliess
Tenino postal savings bank opens to big crowd
Morning Olympian reports Tenino's postal savings bank opened last Friday with a large crowd, but the actual turnout was one depositor, a lady who deposited $10. By Tuesday noon, the status of second depositor remained open to others with the coin and inclination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenino'a Postal’ Savings Bank
Olympian
Centralia
Tenino
Postal Savings Bank
Tenina News
Jury selection underway in Duverack vs Walville Lumiliver
The Superior Court heard opening in Julia Duverack v. Walville Lumiliver Company. Mrs. Duverack sues for damages over her husband's death as a mill employee alleging the company’s negligence caused the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Duverack
Walville Lumiliver Company
Trace Broken Rail Back to the Makers
New York March 16 The announcement of Thursday's wreck of the Twentieth Century Flyer is posted at Grand Central Station with word that an accident was caused by a broken rail. Three inspectors from the Interstate Commerce Commission will trace the rail to the mill of manufacture. the process will take weeks.
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United Press
New York
Grand Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cardus advertised to aid women’s health in Georgia letter
A Georgia reader describes five to six years of severe womanly troubles and fainting. She credits Cardus with immediate relief and contends it strengthens the constitution, steadies nerves, and regulates organs. The ad urges consulting a druggist and Cardui marketing materials.
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Pidergrass
Della la
Cardus
Tenino Mill to Reopen Doors in April Full Capacity
The Bhumauer mill in Tenino one of the region’s largest will reopen on April 1 after a closure since last October. Owners say operations will run at full capacity and the lumber outlook is bright. The reopening is expected to boost Tenino’s industrial activity.
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Mare
Bhumauer
Tenino
Chehedis City Enacts Strict Chicken Ordinance
City commission of Chehedis to strictly enforce Chebal chicken rules after complaints about roaming fowls. Fines range from 4 to 25 dollars and apply to those letting poultry use streets or playground areas between April 4 and November 1.
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City Commission of
Chehedis
Chebal
Sunday School Class Entertains at Home
Sunday School Class No 18 of the First Methodist Episcopal church met at the home of Mrs D L Boat at 1320 North Tower Avenue for a pleasant afternoon. Devotional exercises and a life of Queen Esther formed the program while Mrs Bean served refreshments. Officers and committees were chosen for the coming year including teacher Mrs F P Clark president Milby Cotrill vice president Mrs H Honeywell secretary Martha Applegate treasurer Mrs Rogers and several committees. The column closed with social observations and ads for real estate and land sales under the Southwest Washington Development Association.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mes. D. L. Boat
North Tower Avenue
Queen Esther
Bean
Indies
Mesdames Chitine
Calderwood
Clark
Cotrill
Carter
Honeywell
Jordan
Lioyd
Newell
Palmer
Pierson
Harrison
Mra
FP. R. Glark
Milby Myrtle Cotrill
H. Honeywell
Martha Applegate
Nsglatant Beerstory
Delemarter
Rogers
Bean, Ward, Hollingsworth
Delamarter
Harrison and Fry
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Sich
Shin
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Sloans ‘Liniment
Karl S. Shan
Don, Tm
Big Bottom Commercial Club
Taft
Kansas
Topeka
Independence
State Committee
al Vole
State Central Committee
Fly-Ono County
Roosevelt
Wien
Academy of Music
Fred Ekengren
Thongren
Ekengren
J. D. Wonderly
West Coast
Lunex Mandatorers’ Association
Wanderly
United States
Washington
Neigh
Borhood
Contratia
Point Defiance
Northern Pacific
Northern
Grand Trunk
Prince Rupert
Wonderly
H. Allan Turner
Hub City Brick Company
Twner
Shiupine
uGo
Turner
Merc
Herbert Robinson
Club
R. J Shore
Damaf
Shore
Ave Plewelling
Are Plewelling
Dr. Kuis- 2
Citizens’ Club
Chek Wad
J.C. Jerksman
Deber
University of Washington
FAR New Library
Maine
BANK
Post Office
Chatter Edicine
Sant
Schoel
Yor Salo
Haeine
Inquire Hofstetter Milling Go
Tacoma
Calla
Soettlars Agency
Southwest Washington Development Association
Southwest Washington
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