The Chehalis Bee-Nugget from Chehalis, Washington • Page 7

CHEHALIS, WASHINGTON The Best Fanners show the best of.their produce at the SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON FAIR iS be i ter Place to meet fiends the district" 1 agricultur 'possibilities of SIX DATS OF PLEASURE AND PROFIT AUGUST 23 TO 28 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS J.W.Alexander, President A. Wright. Cashier XT A xa 1 der e-Pres. W. M.

Luebke, Asst, Cashier Noble Urquhart, Director Frank A. SECURITY BANK Saturday Judge A. Reynolds of the Lewis county superior court granted Catherine Lane a divorce from Jesse Lane on the grounds of non-support Robert Studebaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Studebafcer, left last week with, his cousin, Virgil Studebaker of Seattle, on a month's trip to Alaska on a CO foot cruiser. They will take ilie outside route. In Chehalis police court Monday evening Mudge Grant Armstrong declared cash bail posted by George VandeBo'e of Chehalis forfeited. He wus arrested last week end by Patrolmen AI Blair and Joe Hatfield on a i possession charge.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Boynton, who have been attending summer school at Pullman, have returned home for the remainder of the summer. Mr. Boyton is the son of Mrs.

Marie Boynton of the Smart Shoppe. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Boynton were recently married. Evangelists P.

Barelli and N. Elas- began a series of undenominational gospel meetings Sunday in a tent at Cascade and Second streets- Regular meetings were held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, closing tonight. Announcement was made that the meetings are in no way connected with Mormonism, Pentecostalism or Adventism. Randall Stroud and Allan Bantz, who hitch-hiked to California to attend the Olympic games, returned to Chehalis last week with Jack West- who was returning home from attending summer school. Randall and Allan were walking along the highway at night, when Jack drove Donald Wynn, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Nort Wynn, has been quite ill. at his home this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Hoevet, are in Chehalis this week on business. Mrs. A. T.

Flagg returned last from Pullman, where she had been attending summer school. Mr. and Mrs. E. G.

Whitmarsh spent Sunday at Steamboat island, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Newman of Aberdeen. Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Kelley and daughter Dorothy and Mark Harader of Bremerton visited last week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

H. S. Chapin. Bonnie Mae Mullins, five year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Mullins of Toledo, was operated on for mastoid at the St. Helens hospital Thursday of last week and is getting along nicely. An eight pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nate Schwartz Sunday morning, August 14.

Mother and sou are in fine health and Nate is passing out the cigars to his friends in honor of the event. Mrs. A. W. Hackett, who had a serious operation performed recently at the St.

Helens hospital, where she has been for several weeks, has improved to the extent she was taken home this week. A. C. Sfi John spent last week end with his wife and daughter and family at Vashon island. Mrs.

St. John has been visiting her daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hansen, for several weeks. Miss Marcella Reed, 8 year old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Reed of Riffe, is still in the St. Helens hospital, but was reported somewhat recovered the first of this week. She has had several times of con- THE CHEHALIS BEE-NUGGET, AUGUST 19; 1932.

Hawkins Brothers Win Two More Games With Homers The Hawkins brothers, Kelly and Lewis, who a week ago Sunday won a brace of Timber League ball games from Gray's Harbor at Aberdeen by the home run route, repeated in last Sunday's games and took another double header from the same outfit at Millett Field. Chehalis took the flrst contest, 4-3; the second one 3-2. Lewis Hawkins brought in the winning scores in the nine-inning opener when he rounded the bases with two runners on 'ahead of him; Kelly clouting the ball over the fence in the second one and scoring Gillespie; after McKay, Aberdeen catcher, had lost one in the same place, which gave the visitors a one point margin. Gillespie, a new Chehalis recruit at first base, played hangup ball and made a big hit with his fielding and base running. Both games were fast and about the most exciting of the present Timber League season.

Tacoma took both its games Sunday, while Longview and Kelso split the series. This leaves Chehalis and Tacoma tied with eight wins each and four games lost; Longview with seven wins and three games lost. The percentage column gives Longyiew a narrow margin, with Chehalis and Tacoma tied for second place. Next Sunday Chehalis goes to Longview and the games there should prove great The, Indians are out to pry the Long-Bell team out of first place. If they hit in the pinches like they 'did the last two Sundays our team will again be in first place.

PAQ1 fej? Western AutoVGreat MuLSummL up to Timber League Standings. Won Lost Pet. Longview 7 3 .700 Chehalis 8 4 6 6 7 Tacoma 8 4 6 6 7 Kelso 7 5 .583 Gray's Harbor 2 8 2 0 0 Cathlamet 2 10 .167 Results Sunday. At Kelso 2-3; Longview 9-2. At Chehalis 4-3; Gray's Harbor 3-2.

At Tacoma 10-6; Cathlamet 1-2. Games Xext Chehalis at Longview; Kelso at Tacoma; Cathlamet at Gray's Harbor. -also Batteries and Camp Goods Reduced Allan, stopped and brought the boys on home with him. W. F.

West and I. W. Fisher enjoyed an interesting trip to Spirit Lake Friday. -They had dinner with R. C.

Lange at his resort and returned in the evening. Most of the road loading to the lake was fine, but the last fourteen miles was not so good, because of late rains. However, two or three days of sunshine was all that was necessary to put this in stated. good condition, Mr. West Mr.

and Mrs. C. F. Haas were painfully bruised and suffered severe skin cuts and K. Sorrell suffered some fractured ribs and other injuries late Friday afternoon in a head on auto collision on Jackson hill, ten miles southeast of Chehalis, on the Pacific highway.

All were cared for at the St. Helens hospital. The three were from Seattle. Deputy Sheriff Jim Compton, who investigated with Deputy A. E.

Rowswell, reported the accident occurred when Haas, headed south, undertook to pass a truck on a curve on the hill and met Sorrell, who was earoute home. Both cars were badly damaged. into- unconsciousness. Monday afternoon Earnest J. Spindle, who lives near Chehalis, was before Justice J.

B. Sullivan on a third degree assault charge. His father. Earnest Spindle, the complaining witness, alleged his son struck him. The young man was found guilty and given a ten days' jail sentence, suspended on payment of costs.

Mrs. Irene Grafton, who has been spen'ding some time with friends in Pasadena, and her sister, Mrs. Effie Maybury, at Venice Beach, returned home this week accompanied by Mrs. Maybury, who will visit with her son, C. R.

Maybury, in Olympia. They both will return later to California, where they will remain for the winter. Last week end Cecil Ames of Centralia 'was lodged in the county jail on a charge of alleged attempted extortion, his victim being Mrs. Ed Young, who lives between Chehalis Garden Club Heads To Meet Today Plans for entertainment of the Royal Rosarians of Portland October 8, when they attend the annual meeting of the Lewis County Garden Club, will be considered at a meeting to be held here this afternoon at 1:30 at the public library. President N.

B. Coffman has asked the board of managers and chairmen of circles to attend. Arrangements for the business meeting of the garden club will be made. The Portlanders will be guests of the city of Chehalis, its Chamber of Commerce, the Elks' club and the Lewis County Garden Club. A feature of the program the evening of October will be the presentation by the Rosarians of their beautiful and stately ceremonial.

HH and Centralia. Ames with mailing a letter was charged containing a threat and demanding 2 5 cash. The case was referred to H. K. Ghormley, probation officer, tor investigation.

"Out Again, In Again" For Olympian It was just another case of "out again, in again" for Sam Sandusky, who had completed serving 90 days in the county jail here on a drunken driving charge. He was returned to Olympia Monday by a Thurston county deputy sheriff and will be taken to Monroe reformatory. Some weeks ago Sandusky and two others were convicted of burglary and grand larceny in connection with the robbery of the Rochester school. Sandusky's sentence of two to three years at Monroe was suspended pending good behavior. However, he did not behave properly and must now serve his term.

e.name. STANDARD means just what it says George Koons Expires Suddenly Saturday George Koons of this city, who had lived in. Lewis county than forty years past, died suddenly on Market street in the business district early Saturday evening. He had been in a grocery store doing some trading. When he went outside, he was seized with a heart attack' and expired.

Surviving relatives are the widow, Mrs. Ida Koons; three sons, Clyde, Ellis and Roy Koons, and a daughter, Mrs. Ruby Moore of Chehalis; two brothers, Emmett Koona of Chehalis and Lloyd Keens' of Cross-Timbers, three sisters, Mrs. Carrie Jeffries of Dryad, Mrs. Mattie Large of Adna and Mrs.

Emma Wood of Myrtle CreeTi, and six grandchildren. The body was removed to the Fissel Funeral Home, where funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Carl Johnson of the Christian church' officiated. Burial was at Claquato.

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Veteran State Official Is Seeking Re Election Probably the beat known of all the candidates in the huffe field which have filed-In the-republican primaries this year Is the veteran State Auditor, W. wh'pm voters have returned almost 'without opposition time after time to the position he now holds. Friends of Clausen, came -originally, from- -Kltsap- county where he got. his first, experience In public: of thef'secret of his success lies "in the tho i manner 1 in which, he has ir of state lg con troll They point out that while In recent balancing-- appro- prlationg i et' haB popular "thins, Clausen, who" years ago devised budget control and finally succeeded In having It Installed In all the counties and cities of the state This was made possible through the stardardlzatlon of the. accounting systems, and since the installation of the state system there have been practically no -monies through defalcation in the counties or cities of this Washington's great siystem of highways Clausen years of service; with different 1 governors on -the highway boards which built up the present roadway.a: Possibly one of the most outstanding achievements of Mr.

Clausen's as state auditor was the competent. manner In which he distributed the of the Soldlert Compensation Act, entrusted to hl Durfng Ms pres'ent obtained egKon to retire a ISOOO.OOO putting Idle money to work and vmg the 11,760.000 -In Jnterert. Clausen is ino- rubber-stamp; he has had many "of opinion over matters polltlcBJ, and the fact that faith. Is only a further mark of honesty and Integrity, those -who know him best. WOULD Dp COURTHOUSE WORK FOB The -undersigned: Lewis county court: house from 1921 to 1829 and- tent, 1 efficient.

Janitor; At pwent two tors- employed 1 at-an to- the undersigned Save to 'the present board "-of mission era Several lately and offered to take over janitor work at, the court for" the rain, of per month. Tnere. several competent Jaulton In Lewla county would, be willing to match. nyoCfei? Why do inilct -upon paying 9190 wwrkr Respectfully, J. HARRT.

I am willing to do Janitor work, at the per month. nave bad per Janitor. JOHM TL STOWS..