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Newspaper

Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1911

Page

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Board to Name New Enlisted Officers in Washington

The examining board of the National Guard of Washington will convene at the Centralia armory tomorrow night to examine candidates for commission. One vacancy in Company M awaits a commissioned rank. selections will be announced after tests including education, drill, and duties of an infantry officer. The vacancy stems from Lt Beales moving to battalion staff as quartermaster commissary.

The National Guard of Washington Uhe Centralia Armory Company M Leutenant Wiliam Beales Battilionataff

Chehalis to Launch Daily Nugget Newspaper

Chehalis plans a daily paper starting June 1 to be named the Chehalis Daily Nugget. The Bee-Nugget will continue weekly issues, and the new six folio daily may run four pages or more as events require. Chehalis has long needed a daily paper.

Chehalis Cheahlis Daily Nugget Bee-Nugget

Women protest governor over Whitewash investigation

The text notes resolutions from the G. A. T. and the Women's Relief Corps denouncing a whitewashed investigation and Governor Hay. Messages from posts across the state report adoption of these resolutions while members in large numbers register and march to express indignation, highlighting the organized women in the state as a powerful political presence.

Atuges Centralia Mets G. A. Te Women's Relief Cor Hay Women’s Relief Corps Women's Relief Corps

Hobo Horses Arrested After Wandering Runaway Pair

Patrolmen Mackwell and McCarter brought in two five horses found roaming along the road toward Rochester. They appear to have traveled a distance and will have their restraint advertised. The police care for the animals. Earlier reports noted other loose horses picked up by police. these had bridles but no harness.

Mackwell McCarter Rochester Ray

Jacob Hovey of Alpha Sells Out Business

Jacob Hovey an old-time Lewis County resident and postmaster of Alpha sold out his business early this week. He invested the proceeds in Tacoma real estate while remaining postmaster but plans to give up business due to advancing years.

Jacob Hovay Oldtima Lewis County Alpha Hia Bueineas Tacoma Hovey

Mayors Meeting on Chehalis Street Improvement Bids

Chehalis property owners from Local Improvement Districts 101 through 105 will meet with Mayor Uingrich to question Warren Construction Co that secured paying contracts for five districts in a bid undercutting an asphalt firm. Bids opened Monday showed the bitulithic bid lowest overall at about 38 000 dollars, with suspicions the two bidders may be colluding. The meeting aims to reveal sincerity of bids and whether asphalt and bitulithic firms are cooperating before contracts are awarded.

Chehalis Ave Market Prindle Center Chehalis Uingrich Warren Construction Co Bitulithic Asphalt Company Market St Warren Construction Company

Foreign money orders show Centra ls larger alien population

Reading the figures for foreign money orders, Centrast Centralia shows a higher outflow than Chehalis. Centralia sent $34,400 in foreign money orders last year while Chehalis sent $40,108.10, with most Centrast orders going to Italy and Greece and Austria following.

Glelalis Centralia Chehalis Chenalis Centrala Italy Greece Austria

Austrian arborist crushed by falling tree at camp

Anton Dolgan, an Austrian immigrant, was killed in a Meladden logging camp near Mineral when a felling operation went wrong. He moved into the path of a closing tree, which crushed him. death listed as accidental. He leaves a large family in the Old Country.

Anton Dolgan Meladden Mineral Dolgan Quroner Sticklin Dalgan Marge Ulrge Farally

Pythian Knights Conclude Seattle Meeting Honoring Balick

Alexandar McNel and Ben Balick returned from Seattle where they attended the Grand Lodge session of the Knights of Pythians of Washington. Balick was honored for selection as grand outer guard by the grand lodge.

Alexandar McNel Ben Balick Seattle Knights of Pythian Doniatn Washington Mr. Balick

Centralia Proposed as Hub for West Coast Lumber Makers

A six member committee representing Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Oregon and Washington Lumber Manufacturers and Southwestern Washington Lumber Manufacturers laid out a consolidation plan. The West Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association would base its main office at Centralia with eight district trustees and a salaried manager. Rail and cargo branches would support grading inspection and market extension.

Lumbermen Centralia British Columbia Oregon Washington Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Washington & Oregon Lumber Manufacturers Southwest Washington Lumber Manufacturers Seattle Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Consolidated Association Pacific Northwest Bel J West Coast Lumber Manufacturer’ Association Rocky Mountains Ahigh Northwest Willamette River Valley Columbia River Valley Grays Harbor Willupa Bay Tacoma Everett Bellingham Ody

Local Capital To Develop Rich Territory

Articles of incorporation filed in Lewis County and with the secretary of state for Centralia to Rochester electric line by Merit Light and Traction Co. Walter Copping G W Murk No W Mills Bruce Richards and D Salzer of Centralia as incorporators and directors. The home venture plans electric streetcars and power supply along the route with substantial right of way secured. Construction soon, aimed at regional growth and drawing trade, with farmers gaining home electric lights.

Auricter Lewis County Tor Centralia Rochester

Bids Open For Auto Fire Wagon

The city council opened bids for automobile fire wagons and called for specifications on three equipment sets. Prices ranged from 3000 to 6750 dollars, with actions delayed until the next regular meeting as a committee of the whole reviews bids from Pope-Hartford, Garford, Webb, Warren, American LeFrance, Seagreve, and others.

Fey Pope-Hartford Company Hanawha Fire Engine Company New York Garford Company Garford, C Webb Motor Fire Apparatus Company St. Louis Warren Engine & Fire Apparatus Company Seattle American LeFrance Fire Engine Company Seagreve Company Portland

Commercial Glu Membership Grows

The Central Commercial Club reports a healthy rise in members with the roll now at 128, up from a former high of 84, marking a record growth for the organization.

The Central Commercial Club Board of Directors Consid

Widow and daughter awarded $8000 verdict

A jury in Lews Quanty snr Morthern Paaife awarded the widow and daughter of W. J. Smith eight thousand dollars after ruling the railroad crossing incident caused his death as he was returning from work. The case stems from an accident several months earlier near the crossing.

Lews Quanty Snr Morthern Paaife Taitrolman W. J. Smith

Old Oak of Ford's Prairie Threatened by Cutters

Henry Loomis laments the potential removal of the historic Old Oak on Ford's Prairie Lake near Lewis and Clark’s supper site. He recalls officials intervening to spare the tree and notes its role as a local political rite of passage for youth.

Ford Teach Forder Pable Henry Loomis

Memorial Day Observance Detailed by Veterans Groups

Memorial Day will be observed with a solemn program in Central City. The Ladies of the Women's Relief Corps are organizing the event with the AR and W R C. Children will sing a specially composed hymn. Graves will be decorated and services held in schools for pupils to learn the words of the hymn. The poem praises sacrifice and unity across regions, honoring fallen soldiers and calling for peace.

Wiltform W. R Gentrall Afabe

Farewell for Mélisan Lowe at Sticklin funeral home

The funeral of Mélisan Mary Lowe, who died tragically last Tyfany morning, was held yesterday at Charles Sticklin's undertaking parlors. Rev. Thompson officiated for the Presbyterian Church. Sacred songs by Mrs. Allan Turner and Mrs. Nolsan accompanied a room full of floral tributes as the Wika lodge pallbearers—Messrs Benedict, Young, Ingraham, DeVore, Chief Roboria and Dr. Day—carried the casket.

Mélisan Mary Lowe Charles Stickiin Mr. Thompson Presbyterian Church Allan Turner Nolsan Pallboarera Wika Lodge Moasra John Banedict Charlea Young Ingraham DeVore Police Roboria Dr. Day

Sheriff Recovers Wanted Swindler Boyer in Port land

Sherif Brauhart brought back 40 Che balis with R. Rh. Boyer in custody who faces swindle charges in Sentralia. He operated in Twin Cities under aliases, arrested in Portland a week ago after Gov. Hay issued requisition papers. He allegedly shorted victims at a local depot and several Chesalisaara merchants, with a preliminary hearing set before Judge Hoss this afternoon.

Sherif Brauhart Chebalis R. Rh. Boyer Sentralia Twin Cities Boyer Portland Gov. Hay Chesalisaara Hoss

Alarm Gathers Crowd At North Tower Ave Fire

A fire alarm at the Hone Rooming House on North Tower Avenue drew a large crowd. A roomer left a stove burning too hot, igniting wallpaper and causing about 25 cents in damage, roughly one roll of wallpaper.

North Tower Avenue

Woodmen of the World Benefit Ball Admired by Town

The Woodmen of the World held a benefit ball last night at Anchorii to raise funds for uniforms for the lodge team. Despite wet weather, attendees enjoyed themselves, and a neat auction raised money as committees reported solid planning and strong participation.

O Neat Andle Sim

Frank V. Butler Dies in Portland

Frank V. Butler died in Portland where he was visiting his daughter after falling ill. The 61 year old native of Pennsylvania had moved to Lewis County in 1881 and lived in Little Falls for years. Funeral services will be held in Portland and the remains may be returned for interment beside his wife who died two years ago.

Frank V. Buller Portland Pennsylvania Lewis County Little Falls

Coroner Called to Investigate Death at McFadden's Camp

Coroner Stickling summoned to McFadden's lumber camp on the Tacoma yesterday afternoon after a death call. Believed to be a woods accident with a man crushed to death. Officials proceed with county coroner investigation amid unclear details.

Stickling McFadden Tacoma Tds

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Jacob Hovey Oantratia Lumber Dustry HER Ford's Prairie Potomac Missouri Gray Olke W. RB. C Bier Lowe Sherif W. Dange Frank V. Butler Folka
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