Banks Close Saturday At Hub City Festival Parade
Banks will close at noon Saturday for the Hub City Festival and association convention observances. Memorial Day closure applies Thursday. Saturday features include a 1 PM automobile parade with about 200 owners and Princess Skookumehuch, a 2 PM third aeroplane ascent by Claude Berlin, a 2:20 PM depot dedication, and a 4:20 PM State League game at the fair grounds Centrala versus Chehalis with expected large crowds.
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Hub City
Development Association
Skookumehuch
Claude Berlin
Union Depot
Fair Grounds
Centrala
Chehalis
Nineteen Fiftys Friday Night Boxing At Moose Hub
A Friday night boxing card in the M Chub gym features Arthur Yordy of Bellingham and Eddis Sheppler of Tacoma as the main event. Both weigh 156 pounds with several fast preliminaries in boxing and wrestling. Moose visitors will be hosted by the local lodge during the Hub City Festival.
Pilots Win Big Victory Under State Pilot Law
Washington May 27. United States Supreme Court upholds California remainder of license requirement for ship pilots in coastwise trade. San Francisco pilots sued Pacific Steamship to test validity of state law, a decision seen as a major victory for pilots.
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Washington
United States
California
Bupremic
San Francisco
Pacific Steamship Company
Panama Canal
Archibald Hearing Resumes in Washington
In Washington the house judiciary committee resumed hearings on Judge Archibald of the court of commerce. The panel will devote another week to witness testimony with the aim of completing its investigation and delivering a report before Congress adjourns.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Archibald
Court of Commerce
Congress
Memorial Services Impress Local G A R Post
The memorial services held at the Baptist church yesterday afternoon under the local G A R post were impressive. L Dorris pastor of the Presbyterian church delivered the address on Those Who Fought for the Flag and Those Who Fight It. Rev Dorris was assisted by other city ministers as G A R members gathered at the post hall and marched to the church.
City Adopts Regulation for New Southwest Sewer District
City commission approves regulation to create a new sewer district in the southwest part of the city. June 18 is set as the protest hearing date for the proposed improvements.
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City Commission
Roosevelt Leaders Won't Change Convention Chairman
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Roosevelt supporters plan to contest Senator Root for temporary chairman of the Republican national convention in Chicago. Taft managers snub the move, saying the challenge will test strength and show Roosevelt as a minority. Taft aides accuse Roosevelt forces of pressuring newly endorsed national committeemen to swap into committee roles for the June 6 session.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Ormsby McHarg
Roosevelt
Clapp
Hadley
Spluson
Root
Taft
McKinley
Taft Bureau
Hoosevelt
Morse Plans War Against Financiers After Release
United Press Leased Wire reports Charles W. Morse back in New York planning vengeance against financiers tied to his sea trust downfall. He is said to hold a large sum of money and his enemies prepare for a confrontation as Morse nears a broader comeback. Morse was pardoned from prison months ago by President Taft, who believed he might die in prison.
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United Press
New York
Charles W. Morse
America
Sea Trust
Morse
Tait
Texas Democrats Converge as Wilson Leads Convention
Houston TX May 28 Wond row Wilson men control the Texas Democratic state convention opening today. The convention has 623 votes with Wilson holding a clear lead, Harmon in second place and Clark trailing in third.
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Houston
Tex
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Centralia and Chehalis form twin City Christian Endeavor Union
A large meeting at the Baptist church organized the Twin City Christian Endeavor Union with a nominating committee and by laws group. Raymond Brack spoke on Tacoma convention preparations for 1000 visiting Endeavorers, while Lena Berger and Edith Smythe discussed efficiency and the June gathering. The Chehalis and Centralia societies plan a strong delegation to the convention and host a grade school musical and Commencement events at Centralia High School with the baccalaureate, senior play Our Alma Mater, and the 20th annual commencement. The class lists include twenty five graduates with high scholarship honors noted for both girls and boys.
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Christian Endeavor Societies of
Centralia
Chehalis
Twin City
Christian Endeavor Union
Raymond J. Brack
Tacoma Christian Endeavor Union
Endeavor
Tacoma
Brack
Eno
C. H. Everett
C. E. Flanigan
Chehalis Endeavorers
The
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Rade Pupiig
Dew High School
Wadsworth
Centratia High School
New High School
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Criterion
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Proffitt. Nelson Orchestra
Oectra
N. B. Coffman
Dava
Ruth Louisa Nelson
Gladys Marie Heath
Harriet Slauke
Frances Hughes
Charles August, Hoss
Theodore LeRoy Schwartz
Dewie Eva Hows
Mary Christmas’ Huntley
Ethel Marlie Johnson
Mildred Anna Christensen
Mildred Gertruds Acord
Josephine Dora Courter
Dowie
Eva Howe
Charles August Hoss
Lydly May Haas
Mary Christmas Huntley
Ethel Marie Johnson
Robert Wingate Kent
Clarence Huston Kimbro
Edith Viola Lemon
Idal Matilda Matz
Frank William Morrin
Ruth Louise Nelson
Elmer J. Noble
Frank R. Palmer
Abi
Gertrude Rhodes
George Schummer
Bertha Maysmith
Harriet Marie Standke
Beulah Mae Thacker
Violet Rosaire Ward
Terminal rates sought in Centralia and Spokane suits
Secretary Robinson of the Commercial Club notes Spokane has sued the Northern Pacific to obtain terminal rates, to be heard by the public service commission on June 12. Centralia’s club already secured distributive rates and plans to push terminal rates once its treasury permits.
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Commercial Club
Publc Service Commission
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Commission
Battle ships rushed southward to Key West
The third and fourth divisions of the Atlantic Fleet, with the Washington flagship commanded by Rear Admiral Osterhans, are steaming toward Key West at fifteen knots. They are expected to reach late Wednesday night or Thursday morning.
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United Press
Washington
Atlantic
Neel
Osterhans
Key West
Moose 3 to 0 victory over OK team at Lincoln school diamond
In a fast afternoon game at Lincoln school diamond Moose lodge beat OK team 3 to 2. Moose pitcher Lobarron starred, delivering key outs and timely work as the Moose ball club claimed the win.
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Lincoln School
Lodge of Moose
O. K
Lobarron
Moose
Stenographer to testify in Dr Hughes assault trial
In Houston on May 28 Miss Warence Sylvester a stenographer will appear as the complaining witness at the trial of Dr N A Hughes charged with an attempted assault. The stenographer was employed by the company connected to the doctor at the time of the alleged assault and the trial is set to begin there.
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United Pres
Houston
Tex
Sylvester
N. A. Hughes
Miss Sylvester
Hughoata
Toledo Plans Largest Ever Fourth of July Celebration
A large Toledo Fourth of July celebration is being planned with several committees preparing a full program and soliciting funds. The aim is to make the event the biggest in Toledo's history, featuring extensive entertainment and activities for the day.
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Toledo
Funda
Prices for logs advance in Puget Sound region
May 24 Beattle Washington. Slab in price of Brand clear logs will rise $17 on June 1 as major Puget Sound logging firms move to increase prices. The new schedule sets No 1 at 11 per 1000 feet No 2 at 8 No 9 common at 6.60 a thousand feet. Industry gains cited from eastern market lumber shortages justify the uplift.
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United Press
Beattle
Waoh
Puget Sound
Washington Log & Brokerage
Literature 10 to be on file in Portland hotel
Mark Woodruff of Phil Metschan & Bons in Portland today to file the club's literature at Multnomah hotel. Herbert Robinson, secretary of the local Commercial Club, arranged a special advertising room for Southwest Washington. The service will be free and aims to boost regional publicity for arriving arrangers.
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Mark Woodruff
Phil Metschan’ & Bons
Multnomah
Portland
Sentralia
Herbert Robinson
Washington
Woodruff
Auto Parade to Highlight Centra l IA Hub City Festival
Centralia hosts a Saturday June 1 auto parade as a major festival feature. About 200 local car owners are invited to join, gathering at Centralia Auto Company's Pearl Street garage at 1 PM. Frintess Skookunichuck, famed from the Seattle Potlatch, will lead the parade.
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Centralia
Centralia Auto Company
Pearl Street
Frintess Skookunichuck
Seattle
Chehalis Beats Local High In Tight Baseball Showdown
In a fast game on the Lincoln school diamond Chehalis high school defeated the local team 4 to 3. Mul len and Brunswig pitched well in a true pitchers battle as Clark Noble and Mullen starred for Chehalis.
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Lincoln School
Chehalis
Mullen
Brunswig
Centralia
Clark
Noble
Yeaterday
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