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SWW Fair Now Underway Jubilant Jubilee in Morton Officials Scramble on Final Day to Prepare for For the 72nd Year, Loggers and Revelers Annual Showcase at Fairgrounds / Main 8 Decend on East Lewis County / Main 7 Record Crews Battle Wildfires Heat in DNR Firefighters Tackle Blazes Near Centralia, Tenino Twin Cities By Dameon Pesanti [email protected] Monday was a good day to stay inside. It was so hot that it might have set a new record. Tem- peratures at the Chehalis- Centralia Airport reached at least 100 degrees in the after- noon, peaking just past the 1990 record of 99 degrees. “It’s unofficial at this point,” John- ny Burg, a meteorolo- gist with the National Weather Ser- vice in Se- attle, said on Monday after- noon. “But there might be a new record for the area.” A couple things are hap- pening above us to make it so hot. please see HEAT, page Main 10

Pete Caster / [email protected] Cowlitz County Fire District 5 Chief Victor Leatzow, left, and Matt Hansen, from Washington Helitech based out of Ellensburg, watch as a Department of Natural Re- sources helicopter drops water on a hill at the Teague Road Fire west of Centralia on Monday. Onalaska ONGOING EFFORT: Alliance

Resources Thin, But ‘‘We’re heating up, Dozens Join Firefighting Receives Effort on DNR Land and if the winds Near Teague Road pick up it would be a $90,000 big concern.’’ By Christopher Brewer VISION: Nonprofit Plans [email protected] to Add Boat Launch, More than 100 people are Janet Pearce DNR spokeswoman working to quash a fire that has Rest Rooms to Carlisle burned 40 acres between Roch- Lake Mill Pond ester and Adna, and fire crews will likely be on scene through arrived, Riverside stepped back By Kyle Spurr this weekend. into a support role, later trans- [email protected] Fire crews from the Wash- ferring operational command of Since the Onalaska Alli- ington State Department of Nat- the incident to them, Kytta said. DNR spokeswoman Janet ance purchased the Carlisle ural Resources are fighting the Lake property in 2012, the Pearce said late Monday morn- blaze that began Sunday after- nonprofit has raised funds noon on DNR-owned land just ing that the fire, which has to pave the gravel parking lot south of Teague INSIDE: burned at least 40 acres so far, area, upgrade the boat ramp Road and north is 10 percent contained. Crews and restore the forested prop- • Crews Battle of Deep Creek dropped three loads of fire re- erty around the lake. Three Fires Road. Smoke tardant from the air Sunday, On Monday, the Lewis Near Tenino was visible and helicopters were to be called County Commission ap- see page throughout the in throughout Monday to con- proved a $90,000 grant for Main 10 Chehalis and tinue the aerial attack. the nonprofit to use on a 24- Centralia area Meanwhile, the Seattle office foot by 28-foot restroom fa- Sunday evening, of the National Weather Service cility at Carlisle Lake. and the DNR said there was po- has issued a red flag warning for The grant funds come tential for the fire to grow and most of Western Washington from the county’s distressed threaten structures. through 11 p.m. Tuesday, citing counties fund for economic Riverside Fire Authority the possibility for dry and un- development and public fa- Chief Mike Kytta said fire crews stable conditions and forecasted cilities. from Centralia responded to the lightning. “The Onalaska Alliance fire with two engines, two brush Red flag warnings are issued has previously done some trucks and three water tenders, when conditions are ideal for work out there and are work- but found the site of the fire rela- fires to ignite or rapidly spread. ing toward improving that A Department of Natural Resources ire crew from Naselle puts out hot spots on a tively inaccessible to their equip- hill at the Teague Road Fire west of Centralia on Monday. ment. Once DNR firefighters please see FIRES, page Main 10 please see $90,000, page Main 10

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Editor’s Best Bet Southwest Washington Fair Underway The Southwest Wash- ington Fair begins today and lasts through Sunday. A full schedule is avail- able on page Main 8. Visit southwestwash- ingtonfair.net for addi- tional information.

Pete Caster / [email protected] People ride the ‘Ring of Fire’ as the sun sets on the Southwest Washington Fair at the 2013 Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis.

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CalendarAmerican Legion Hall, 111½ W. Main, Centralia, Bingo, doors open 5 p.m., bingo starts 6:30 p.m., Support Groups Today (360) 736-6852 Forest Grange, 3397 Jackson Highway, Chehalis Senior Song Birds, 9:50 a.m., Twin Cities Se- Young Professionals Lewis County Networking Domestic violence support group, 5:30-7 p.m., Bingo, Chehalis Moose Lodge, doors open at 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, sponsored by Hu- nior Center, 2545 National Ave., Chehalis, (360) Social, 5-8 p.m., Riverside Golf Club Roof Top Bar, 4:30 p.m., game starts at 6:30 p.m., food available, man Response Network, (360) 748-6601 (360) 736-9030 740-4199 Chehalis, (206) 293-6126 Loss of a Child Support Group, 7-8:30 p.m., Prov- Health and Hope Medical Outreach, free medi- Rainy Daze Quilt Guild, 7 p.m., Cooks Hill Com- Games Night, 5:30-9 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, idence Professional Center, (360) 748-4347 cal clinic, 5:30-8:30 p.m., Northwest Pediatrics, 1911 munity Church, Centralia, (360) 262-3877 Chehalis, free, (360) 740-0492 Widows and Widowers Lunch, 11 a.m., The Res- Cooks Hill Road, Centralia, for those whose income Centralia Bridge Club, 6:30 p.m., Unity Church, Winlock Farmers Market, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Winlock taurant, 1757 N. National Ave., Chehalis, presented is less than 200 percent of the poverty level, (360) 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) 748-1753, hraj@lo- Events Plaza on Kerron Street, (360) 785-4817 623-1485 calaccess.com by Sticklin Funeral Chapel and Brown Mortuary Service, (360) 736-1388 Community Farmers Market, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and Clark Hotel, Boistfort Street, downtown Chehalis, (360) 740- 117 W. Magnolia St., Centralia, (360) 269-8146 or Libraries 1295 or email [email protected] (360) 748-3531 LabARTory, for all ages, all day, Winlock Celebration of 100th anniversary of Smith-Lever Thursday, Aug. 14 Library Scavenger Hunt, for all ages, all day, Act, creating Cooperative Extension Service, 5-7 Support Groups Winlock Southwest Washington Fair, Chehalis (details p.m., 4-H Building, Southwest Washington Fair Survivors of sexual assault/abuse, 5:30-7 p.m., Wacky Wednesday, for all ages, all day, Tenino available elsewhere in The Chronicle) 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Chehalis, sponsored by Hu- PageTurners Book Discussion, for adults, “Sto- “Music & Machines,” opening night, 5-9 p.m., Art Public Agencies man Response Network, (360) 748-6601 ries for Boys: A Memoir,” 3 p.m., Salkum Gallery 505, 205 Cowlitz St./state Highway 505, To- ledo, live music by Joe Green, (360) 864-2789 Centralia City Council, 7 p.m., City Hall, 118 W. NAMI Lewis County Connections Support Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Che- Maple St., Centralia, (360) 330-7670 Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, (360) 880-8070 or [email protected] Organizations halis, (360) 740-0492 Napavine City Council, 6 p.m., Napavine City Hall, 407 Birch St., (360) 262-3547, ext. 213 NAMI Support Group, 2-3:15 p.m., Centralia Tim- Friendly Neighbors Garden Club, 11 a.m., call for “Let’s Grow a Garden,” 10-11:30 a.m., 4162 Jack- berland Library, for families of mentally ill persons, son Highway, free, (360) 262-0525 Lewis County Planning Commission, meeting meeting location, (360) 278-3377 (360) 736-2073 canceled, (360) 740-1284, http://goo.gl/1a1Zb Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 10:15 a.m., Assembly CC Grow, farmers market, noon-3 p.m., Centra- Al-Anon, Fellowship in Unity, 6 p.m., Unity Cen- of God church, 702 SE First St., Winlock lia College, across from Health & Wellness Center, ter, 800 S. Pearl St., Centralia, (360) 736-8104 or (360) 736-9391, ext. 650 Napavine American Legion Post 71, 7 p.m., (360) 736-6439 Libraries Napavine City Hall, (360) 295-3559 Teen Writing Group, for teens, 5 p.m., Centralia Lewis County Beekeepers Association, 7 p.m., Public Agencies Washington Hall, Room 103, Centralia College, Wednesday, Aug. 13 (360) 740-1212 Centralia Planning Commission, 6 p.m., coun- Organizations cil chambers, City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, Southwest Washington Fair, Chehalis (details Cowlitz Prairie Grange, potluck dinner 6:30 p.m., (360) 330-7671 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2200, 7 p.m., available elsewhere in The Chronicle) meeting 7:30 p.m., (360) 864-2023 please see EVENTS, page Main 14 The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Aug. 12, 2014 Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s M 65.0 M 100s 90s L Skookumchuck at Pearl St. H L 73.06 85.0 0.00 80s 70s Cowlitz at Packwood 60s 2.37 10.5 +0.01 H 50s Cowlitz at Randle Isolated T-storms Few Showers Few Showers Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy 40s 4.55 18.0 +0.06 30s 83º 59º 72º 58º 76º 56º 79º 57º 80º 57º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 2.88 ---- +0.01 10s This map shows high temperatures, 0s type of precipitation expected and location of frontal systems at noon. Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 6:07 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:26 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 90 Moonrise ...... 9:23 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 59 78/60 97/65 Moonset...... 8:44 a.m. Normal High ...... 80 Port Angeles Today Wed. Normal Low...... 54 73/57 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 99 in 1990 Seattle Anchorage 62/53 mc 61/53 sh Record Low...... 43 in 1954 84/59 Boise 90/63 t 90/62 t Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Last New First Full Boston 80/68 pc 73/64 ra Yesterday ...... 0.00" 83/58 90/62 8/17 8/25 9/2 9/8 Dallas 95/72 s 95/73 s Month to date ...... 0.00" Tacoma Honolulu 87/77 ra 87/77 s Normal month to date ...0.31" Centralia 83/59 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 97/82 t 96/80 s Year to date...... 25.42" 83/59 Yakima Nashville 85/62 t 83/61 s Normal year to date ....25.98" Chehalis Allergen Today Wednesday Phoenix 101/82 t 99/83 t 93/63 Longview 82/59 Trees None None St. Louis 81/62 s 81/62 s Salt Lake City 91/70 t 86/69 t WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 82/57 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 69/57 pc 71/58 pc Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 79/71 sh 83/62 s Portland 84/59 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo- graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 84/61 91/64 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Wed. Today Wed. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Wed. Today Wed. Baghdad 112/84 s 113/87 s New Delhi 92/82 pc 94/81 pc City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 91/66 pc 81/64 ra Paris 73/57 s 70/55 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 83/58 t 77/58 sh Spokane 93/62 pc 87/61 pc London 71/53 pc 74/52 s Rio de Janeiro 83/66 s 74/62 ra cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 64/55 sh 62/56 sh Tri Cities 94/64 t 90/65 t Mexico City 70/57 t 73/55 t Rome 89/71 s 88/72 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 83/58 t 75/57 sh Wenatchee 95/66 t 86/69 t Moscow 85/67 s 81/60 ra Sydney 58/48 sh 61/45 pc ROCHESTERLUMBER Great India Cuisin $ 95 +tax e Lunch Buf et 9 Menu items also available all day CH526198sd.cg Insulation . Vapor Barrier.. Screws Bolts 3’ Painted 40 year Armor Tech Monday, Aug. 25th 17 colors $ 25/lf

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Her hand-drawn paintings are hanging on the walls and her antique Singer Featherweight sewing machine sits by her side. “I have no idea how many al- terations I have done,” Ellen said of the countless dresses she has sewn. “I had to eventually stop.” Hammond, who celebrated her 100th birthday Aug. 4, gave up sewing and painting about three years ago due to the macu- lar degeneration in her eyes and her fragile body, which survived colon cancer in 1976. However, her mind remains sharp and she remains busy with bingo, sketching, crafts and reading. “I just take it one day at a time,” Ellen said. After a fulfilling nursing career around the Midwest, El- Pete Caster / [email protected] len’s passions turned to making Ellen Ann Hammond, who turned 100 years old last week, talks about her life-long love of sewing and dress making on Monday afternoon at the Chehalis West Assisted wedding dresses and paintings. Living Center. She made the wedding dresses for both of her daughters, Sally busy. I had to hang all the dress- came out of the pasture, they Her first nursing job was in Bill Hammond. and Ann, and her granddaughter, es,” Bill Hammond said. were so surprised,” Ellen said. “I Harding Hospital in Worthing- “I was getting older and my Shelly. Ellen was born Aug. 4, 1914, was pretty sly.” ton, Ohio, where she met her children worried about my living “I love to talk to the brides. on a farm in Elk Point, South When she was 6 years old, husband, Wilbur Hammond, on my own,” Ellen said. “I liked They are so happy,” Ellen said. Dakota. Her parents, Marshall Ellen’s family moved to Gentry, who was working at the hospital the climate (in Chehalis), and I Ellen eventually opened up a and Martha Low, were both Arkansas. Two years later, the in hydrotherapy. liked my son.” sewing shop in downtown Che- school teachers and farmers. El- family moved to Pisgah, North “He had a job at the hospital. I Ellen moved into the Cheha- Carolina, where her parents was a registered nurse. We dated halis with the slogan, “Don’t len recalls her mother and sister, lis West Assisted Living Center pitch it, I can stitch it.” At one Vida Grace, taking a horse and taught, and later moved to Madi- on and off and after 3 ½ years we about three years ago. point, she had more dresses than buggy to go pick gooseberries. son, Tennessee. got married,” Ellen said. she could handle. Her son, Bill On one trip to pick berries, Ellen studied nursing at Mad- The couple bought a farm in At 100 years old, Ellen be- Hammond, who owns the Cheh- Ellen said, she was left at home ison College and graduated in Mount Vernon, Ohio, and raised lieves she has lived by her motto alis West Assisted Living Center, with a babysitter. She sneaked 1935. four children, Sally, Bill, Ann for a happy life. would have to find places to hang out of the house and found her “I graduated from high school and Walter. “To have a happy life, keep the extra dresses. mother and sister in a nearby and I wanted to be a nurse,” El- After her husband of 49 years limber, keep loving and keep a “Once the word got out that pasture. len said. “I always knew I wanted died Feb. 3, 1986, she moved to little looney and you will have a she could do dresses, she got so “When my mother and sister to be a nurse.” Chehalis to be closer to her son, happy life,” Ellen said. Primary Results Foreshadow More Political Stalemates at State Capitol By The Olympian 48th District seat likely taken by vote on the floor despite a major- most seats they have targeted. ceptions to the rule of small If Washington Democrats a harder-line Democrat, Cyrus ity of lawmakers in favor of it. Miloscia was up by 14 percent- gains by Democrats, and data thought the primary election Habib. After Tuesday, Demo- Nelson and Ravens both age points over Song, O’Ban by a compiled by the Senate Repub- would show how close they crats are not giving up but they have hopes for Matt Isenhower, dozen points over Green, Hill by lican Campaign Committee, were to retaking control of the are hard-pressed to show where who remains about 8 percent- 8 points over Isenhower, Doug which shows an average Demo- state Senate, they were left dis- they’ll pick up two seats, while age points behind Republican Ericksen of Ferndale by nearly 14 cratic gain of just 1.24 percent in appointed. Tuesday’s election Republicans appear eager to de- Sen. Andy Hill of Redmond in points over Seth Fleetwood, Mi- House and Senate races that had results, instead, showed Repub- fend their positions. the 45th district. In another key chael Baumgartner of Spokane just two candidates since 2008. licans how close they are to re- “We had a very, very good pri- race, Nelson said Democratic up by 14 over Democrat Rich An unscientific survey of 2010 taining a coalition majority in mary and we’re going to contin- newcomer Shari Song hasn’t Cowan, and Jan Angel of Port and 2012 results by The Olym- the state Senate, which is poised ue to work, because our goal is to yet really been taking on party- Orchard up nearly 14 points over pian and The News Tribune last to again block retain the state Senate and gain switching Republican Mark Mi- Democrat Judy Arbogast. week also found many races Democrats’ and Legislature seats in the state House,’’ state loscia, who served a handful of In the 35th, Bowling got just where Democrats picked up an Gov. Jay Inslee’s 2014 Republican Party chair Susan terms from Federal Way in the 35 percent of the vote to a little extra 1 or 2 percentage points of moves on taxes Hutchison said last week. “We 30th District. Lastly, Nelson says over 33 percent for Sheldon, and the vote moving from the prima- for schools, a are very encouraged.’’ Green has been down in prima- Sheldon thinks the other third of ry to the general election — but transportation Democrats say they are keep- ries before in the 28th before voters that went with Republican not gains like the Democrats finance package ing about five Republican-held winning. Travis Couture will mostly come need this year. and the envi- Senate seats in their sights, plus “We know it will be critical his way. Moreover, some Democrats ronment. Sheldon’s seat in the 35th Dis- to get turnout in November. We In past elections, individual have lost ground. Democratic Maverick trict that runs from Bremerton were really pleased with Matt Democratic candidates have Rep. Kathy Haigh of Shelton saw to Shelton and all the way to sub- Sen. Tim Shel- Isenhower’s results with high done better in the general elec- her share of votes rise by a half- urban neighborhoods on Olym- Republican turnout in the dis- don, who cam- tion than in the primary, and percent in 2010’s general election pia’s south side. trict,’’ Nelson said. “We are so Green is one of those. Two years paigns as a lone runoff against Republican Dan “We’re not shifting our focus. optimistic. Irene Bowling has ago, she garnered an extra 4 per- wolf Democrat and votes with Griffey but fall by 1 percentage Obviously our expectations go- done a good job against Tim centage-point share of the total Republicans, was surviving at- point against Griffey in 2012. tacks from candidates at both ing into this primary were muted Sheldon. We would have pre- vote in the general against Paul Vance, the political consul- political ends. Meanwhile, Re- and realistic,” state Democratic ferred he didn’t make it through Wageman than she did against tant said it is “almost unprec- publican members of the Sen- Party chairman Jaxon Ravens the primary. … We haven’t left a two Republicans in the prima- ate Majority Coalition Caucus said. “We were not surprised by base uncovered. That took a lot ry. The same thing happened edented to come back” and had near-stellar performances the primary. We know we have a of work to get there. against Wageman in the 2010 overcome deficits of 4 to 10 per- against challengers in a handful lot of work to be done.’’ “The thing is, we know in general. centage points. “We shouldn’t of races where Democrats have Ravens said that change in primaries communities of color Republican campaign strate- over-analyze this. The primary hoped for breakthroughs. turnout from the primary to the (people) don’t tend to vote. We gist Chris Vance, a former state results are a rough poll,” he Among the Democrats’ key general is historically big and also know millennials don’t vote. GOP chairman, said one of the said. targets was Sen. Steve O’Ban, R- that can favor Democrats. Those are our priorities and most shocking jumps in vote- Although control of the Tacoma, who was easily fending Senate Democratic Leader that’s where we’re going,’’ Nelson share was two years ago when House is probably not in much off Rep. Tami Green, D-Lake- Sharon Nelson of Maury Island added. Democrat Monica Stonier of question, Republicans are eyeing wood, by double-digit margins. said her caucus wants to moti- But without a presidential Vancouver added more than 4.5 gains there — chipping away at Republicans have held a 26- vate young voters and voters in candidate or U.S. Senate can- percent — lifting her share of Democrats’ 55-43 edge. Haigh’s 23 edge in the Senate, helped by communities of color about the didate on the ballot to help votes from less than half to a vic- seat is one of those in the GOP’s two crossover Democrats includ- Senate majority’s conservative drive turnout, there is no get- tory by a slim 139 votes. sights, and so is Stonier’s — as is ing Sheldon and another, Rodney bent, including its refusal to let ting around the odds stacked The performance by Stonier the seat Green left to challenge Tom, who retired and will see his an abortion measure up for a against Democratic victories in and Green were among the ex- O’Ban. News in Brief fully make some new fans sing- White House. call you back. trict has announced school offi- Tenor Varela to Perform ing both tunes that everyone Varela has drawn critical ac- Those who prefer to purchase cials are seeking applicants for a at Centralia College can enjoy and identify with, plus claim while touring the world season tickets by mail should vacancy on the school board. By The Chronicle new music that I hope will soon both on his own and with music visit www.lewiscountyconcerts. The Director District 2 posi- become everyone’s favorites. I legend David Foster. Over the com, download the 2014-15 sea- tion is open, and people inter- World-renowned tenor and look forward to visiting all these course of his career, he has per- son brochure, fill out the order ested in serving on the board are “America’s Got Talent” finalist incredible cities and sharing the formed in over 16 fully staged form and mail it, with check or asked to apply. Those interested Fernando Varela will be kick- gift that I love to give the most operas, hundreds of concerts credit card information, to the can submit a letter of interest to ing off a nationwide solo tour at — music.” and in 31 countries around the address on the brochure. Superintendent Karen Ernest, Centralia College’s Corbet The- Coming off his amazing world. For more information on Va- PO Box 478, Mossyrock, WA atre at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 6. climb on NBC’s No. 1 summer In 2008, Varela recorded his rela, visit www.fernandoverala. 98564 or via email at kernest@ Varela’s performance is also show “America’s Got Talent” last first album “Dare to Live,” fol- com. mossyrockschools.org. the first of the season for Lewis summer, Varela has kept a hot lowed by the release of two stu- The deadline to submit an in- County Concerts. pace over the past year, high- dio albums in 2012, “Prelude” terest letter is Monday. “This tour has been a long- lighted by debut performances and “Inspiration.” He is cur- Mossyrock School The Mossyrock School Dis- time coming, and I cannot wait with the National Symphony rently working on a new album District Taking trict Board of Directors will to get things started,” says Varela. Orchestra at The Kennedy Cen- that will feature mostly original interview candidates and then “The past year has been an excit- ter for the Performing Arts in music. Applicants for School appoint the new school board ing whirlwind, and I have been Washington, D.C., Carnegie Hall Individual concert or season Board Director member from the pool of candi- so fortunate to gain fans across and Radio City Music Hall in tickets may be purchased by call- dates. the nation. Now, I can visit all New York City, and singing for ing (360) 623-8100 and leaving a By The Chronicle For more information, call these loyal supporters and hope- President Barack Obama at the message. Sharon or Nickole will The Mossyrock School Dis- (360) 983-3181. Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014

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• Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014 Winlock Officials Decide to Reduce Fees for The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. Abandoned Water and Sewer Connections MISSED OR LATE PAPER? TEMPORARY REPRIEVE: ing that were doing a disservice Delivery deadlines: to residents hooked into the Tuesday and Thursday ...... 5:30 p.m. Fees Drastically Reduced system who are paying their fair Saturday ...... 7:30 a.m. “We’re just trying to figure out the best share. Please call your carrier or district manager directly. Through End of 2014; For all other issues please call our after hours customer solution for everybody.” “We’re trying to make sure the service line at (360) 807-7676 for current delivery After Jan. 1, Reconnection wording goes into the ordinance status and to leave messages (next business day that stops that type of stuff,” response). 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Sewer hookup the rather large ordinance has $6,000 to hook up right now, fees increased from $3,500 to Call 807-8203 or (800) 562-6084, ext. 1203, or visit nance governing water and sewer taken months as city council and say one person is abandoned for $4,000. www.chronline.com. fees paid by its citizens, has made staff have worked to set fees and 10 years, they’ll pay just about Dowell said Winlock’s wa- Monday - Friday ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. a temporary concession to peo- prices. Still up for discussion is $1,500 to reconnect,” Dowell ter and sewer system is rated for Dowell’s proposal of a “dormant Classified / Legals / Obituary Manager ple with connections to the sys- Amanda Curry ...... 736-3311 ext. 1277 said. 645 connections, and the city fee,” in which the mayor has sug- tem that the city considers aban- [email protected] The move is designed to give has 631 properties hooked up gested requiring people who shut doned while at the same time owners of properties with aban- to the system. The mayor said OFFICE LOCATION AND HOURS closing a loophole in the city’s off their water but ask for it to be doned connections an incentive he would like to see abandoned reconnected before a 24-month ordinance governing water and 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia to hook back into regular usage connections be disconnected time period to pay half the base Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. sewer rates. of the city’s system at a lower if the property owners have no fee of $275 every two months. Winlock’s city council voted price, but that provision ends intention of hooking back into Dowell said such a move SUBSCRIPTION RATES recently to allow abandoned when the calendar rolls over to the system, so the city can have would generate more revenue for Newsstand weekday rate ...... $1 hookups into its sewer and wa- the new year. After Jan. 1, 2015, an increased capacity for future the city, which is still paying to- Newsstand weekend rate ...... $1 ter system to be reconnected for people with abandoned connec- customers. ward its $12.5 million wastewater Home delivery a reduced price for the rest of tions will have to pay the full The decision also closes an plant. One month ...... $12.90 2014 rather than paying the full price for a new hookup to the unintentional provision in the “We’re just trying to figure out Three months ...... $35.15 cost for a new connection. May- water and sewer system should old ordinance that allowed peo- the best solution for everybody,” Six months ...... $65.15 or Lonnie Dowell said that fee they wish to reconnect. ple to pay for service during one Dowell said. One year ...... $122 comes to about $137.50 per year, Councilors voted June 9 to billing cycle per year and not be ••• By mail to Washington and Oregon/Other States rather than slamming customers raise the fees for water hookups charged for an abandoned con- Christopher Brewer: (360) One month ...... $17.05 / $19.60 with the one-time reconnection in the city from $2,500 to $3,000, nection. 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[email protected] at Seminary Hill Natural three occupants who were riding Editor ported to Morton General Hos- Rumble strips were installed in a four-seat utility task vehicle, Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 Area Will Conclude pital, according to the State Pa- in both directions of U.S. High- also known as a UTV or side by [email protected] Season’s Activities trol. Both vehicles were totaled way 12 near Pecan Street and Sports Editor and towed from the scene. Denmark Street. side. After rounding a corner, By The Chronicle Aaron VanTuyl...... 807-8229 Wilkerson was cited for the UTV went off the roadway [email protected] Geologist Jim Ward and his crossing the center line. and rolled down a 50-foot em- Visuals Editor wife, Patty, will dig down into Packwood Man bankment, Gill said. Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 the rocky history of Seminary Salkum Man Ejected Injured After His Truck The deceased man was not [email protected] Hill and the valleys nearby — wearing a seatbelt and was eject- Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, Goes Into Ditch East Lewis County Communities including downtown Centralia From Car After ed from the UTV as it rolled, Gill — on Saturday at 10 a.m. during By The Chronicle Stephanie Schendel ...... 807-8208 Falling Asleep said. The other two occupants [email protected] this year’s final free guided na- A 64-year-old Packwood man ture activity at the Seminary Hill had been wearing seatbelts and Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, By The Chronicle was transported to Morton Gen- West and Central Lewis County Communities Natural Area. were uninjured, Gill said. An 18-year-old Salkum eral Hospital after his truck went Kyle Spurr ...... 807-8239 The State Patrol is notifying This popular annual event man was hospitalized after he off the road and rolled onto its [email protected] takes place near the top of Semi- fell asleep while driving near top. the adult male victim’s next of Business, Education, Tourism, Religion, nary Hill, overlooking Centralia Napavine early Sunday morn- Larry M. Henricksen was kin before his identity is released. South Lewis County Communities from the west. For this walk- ing and was ejected from his car driving eastbound on U.S. High- Investigators have not confirmed Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 and-talk, follow Seminary Hill when it crashed into a ditch, ac- way 12 about 4 miles east of whether alcohol or drugs played [email protected] Road past the armory, then past Sports, News and Photography cording to the Washington State Randle when his white 2004 a factor in the crash, Gill said. Saxon and Baker streets to the Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 Patrol. Ford F350 pickup truck went off [email protected] large blue gate on the right. Roberto A. Sanchez was driv- the road and rolled onto its top As always, there will be free Death Notices, What’s Happening, ing a 1996 two-door Hyundai at about 2:50 p.m. Monday, ac- Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices Santa Lucia coffee and a selec- eastbound on U.S. Highway 12 cording to the Washington State You May tion of homemade cookies pro- Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 near milepost 69, about three Patrol. His truck was totaled and [email protected] vided by the Friends of the Semi- miles southeast of Napavine, towed from the scene. Qualify For [email protected] nary Hill Natural Area. when he fell asleep at about 4:30 The cause is under investiga- [email protected] The Seminary Hill Natural a.m. His car drifted off the road tion and Henricksen will not be Hearing Aids Church News Area encompasses more than into the ditch. 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If [email protected] off state Route 8 in Thurston Packwood day while crews construct a turn you already have a claim Design Director County, according to State Patrol Kelli Erb ...... 807-8211 By The Chronicle lane at the intersection of U.S. in process we can help [email protected] Highway 12 and Pecan Street you track it If you already A 73-year-old Seattle wom- an was airlifted to Harborview Southwest near Rochester. wear hearing aids come to LAFROMBOISE COMMUNICATIONS, INC The newly constructed turn Medical Center after a two-ve- Avada for your batteries PRESIDENT, COO hicle crash near Packwood that lane will accommodate motor- and cleanings. Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 ists turning onto Pecan Street sent two others to the hospital, [email protected] Southwest from both directions FREE according to the Washington August 8 - August 14 Business Manager of U.S. Highway 12, according State Patrol. 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Columnists, Our Views, Richard Lafromboise, Publisher, 1966-1968 Christine Fossett, President J.R. Lafromboise, President, 1968-2011 and Publisher Opinion Letters to the Editor Jenifer Lafromboise Falcon, Chairman Take Steps to Protect Yourself, Others in Heat Lewis County knows how The Lewis County Sheriff’s activities should be reduced, one another, we should all ex- to prepare for extreme weather, Our Views Office Emergency Management eliminated or rescheduled to the ercise basic common sense and but normally it takes the form of fires are now burning through- Division has shifted gears to ad- coolest time of the day. caution. heavy rains and rising rivers. out the area. Flames are swal- dress the potentially catastroph- • Dress in lightweight light- Burn bans should be respect- This week, Southwest Wash- lowing up brush and trees near ic effects of sky-high tempera- colored clothing. Avoid polyester. ed. Cigarettes should be discard- ington is seeing the opposite Tenino and west of Centralia, tures, advising residents to look • Cut down on foods (like ed as safely as possible with the — extreme heat, dangerously dry where firefighters continue their out for the elderly, infants and proteins) that increase metabolic understanding that one careless forests and a forecast calling for tireless efforts to contain them. those with medical problems. heat production and increase act of littering could result in the lightning and continued warm The National Weather “Another concern during water loss. loss of property and life. weather. Service has issued a red flag periods of excessive heat is for • Drink plenty of water or The sun normally means fun The state expanded a burn warning for most of Western the medically fragile and animal other non-alcoholic fluids. here in Western Washington, ban to include all fires Monday, Washington through 11 p.m. populations that depend on oth- Those with medical problems but the current weather situa- even those contained within today, citing the possibility for ers to plan for their increased related to fluid retention, special tion lends itself to potentially fire pits at campgrounds. The dry and unstable conditions and needs,” Sheriff Steve Mansfield diets or epilepsy, heart, kidney dangerous situations. Be sure to expansion of the ban coincides lightning. Red flag warnings are said in a press release. or liver disease, should consult look out for yourself and others with a local declaration barring only issued when conditions are The sheriff included a few their physician before increasing while hopefully enjoying what most burning in Lewis County. ideal for fires to ignite or rapidly tips: consumption of fluids. can be very uncomfortable tem- Despite those efforts, several spread. • Slow down. Strenuous Along with taking care of peratures. COMMENTARY: Highlighting Lewis County Authors to Teach at Sept. 13 Writers Conference At last week’s Oregon Chris- “The Secret of Clara Rose,” will tian Writers coaching confer- teach a workshop on “Writing ence in Portland, I found my- for Young Adults.” She is the self at dinner one night sitting author of the middle-grade next to Frank Peretti, one of my book “Bertie’s War.” all-time favorite authors. He Shannon Winslow, who was attending not as a teacher, lives south of Seattle, has just a participant. sold 70,000 copies of her self- I guess you’re never too published novels. She’ll teach a successful or too good to keep workshop called “Jane Austen learning, which is why I’m Made Me Do It — Finding My excited to help organize the Inspiration and My Niche Writ- first-ever Southwest Washing- ing Romance a la Austen.” ton Writers Conference Sept. 13 Vancouver, Washington, in the Walton Science Center author Carolyn J. Rose, who at Centralia wrote the “Subbing Isn’t for College. We’ll Sissies” series, will teach a have keynote workshop on “How to Write a addresses and Mystery.” She worked 25 years a dozen work- as a television news researcher, shops. All pro- writer, producer and assign- Letters to the Editor ceeds benefit ment editor. Our Literacy Kathleen Shaputis, of Olym- ing any risk if it happens, so why Council. pia, an author who works for CC Graduates Shine in not advocate it? By Julie McDonald LETTERS POLICY Conference Gorham Printing, will teach ‘Best of Lewis County’ So, all of us now have to be keynoter is one workshop on the pros and • Limit letters to the editor aware of another danger when- Seattle’s Robert Dugoni, a New To the editor: to 500 words or less. cons of traditional, self-pub- I was very pleased to read ever we go out in public. It is York Times bestselling author lishing and print-on-demand • Include the town where not just defensive driving but a of thrillers. I recently read “The that eight of our alums were se- you live and a daytime options and another on “Writ- lected as part of the 2014 “Best of physical defense we must now Jury Master” and couldn’t put ing Your Book in 20 Minutes.” telephone number. prepare for. Kudos to the Va- Lewis County.” They were: Tri- • The Chronicle does not it down. Dugoni, who practices Marketing guru Veronika der City Council for holding the law part time, has published sha Goldsby, DDS; Edna Fund; publish letters that advocate “Ronnie” Noize, also of Vancou- Dave White; John Stiltner, DC; boycotts of local businesses. line on this misguided endeav- both fiction and nonfiction ver, who coaches entrepreneurs, or. Not everything that comes books. Chris Guenther; Brandy Mauel • Emailed letters are will teach “Marketing 101 for Fay; Jessica VanHorn; and Bill preferred. Send to letters@ along is progress or inevitable. After delivering his keynote, Writers.” She has written three chronline.com Newkirk. Michael L. Smell “This Day We Write,” Dugoni books: “How to Create a Killer • Letters may be mailed to will teach two workshops — This reinforces the impor- Chehalis Elevator Speech,” “The 30-Min- tance of Centralia College in Letters, The Chronicle, 321 developing page-turning plots ute Networking Secret Toolkit” N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA. and creating memorable char- the community. Students get a and “Marketing Strategies that wonderful education, sometimes 98531 or dropped off at The Let’s Re-Elect Dorey acters. Really Work.” Chronicle’s front desk. Jeannie St. John Taylor, a moving on to a four-year institu- as County Assessor Science fiction writer Kyle tion to complete their education, children’s author and illustrator Pratt, of Napavine, has self- sometimes going right into the state. To the editor: from Portland, will present a published three books through workforce here locally. You all know what that I’m writing to show my sup- keynote called “How to Write Amazon’s Create Space and de- port of Dianne Dorey for re- However, many students makes of you and me? I will and Publish for Kids Younger scribes himself as an authorpre- election as Lewis County asses- choose to return to Lewis Coun- think like Star Trek’s Mr. Spock than Fourteen.” She began neur. In his workshop, “Author sor. She has been a very effective ty where their roots are to give on recreational marijuana use. writing in 1998 with a co- Entrepreneur — The Business assessor for over 16 years and back to the community that has I do see that state govern- authored children’s book. Since of Writing,” Pratt will discuss has 39 years of experience at the supported them. ment officials must think it is then, she’s signed contracts skills needed to manage your assessor’s office. Congratulations to all of this good for your body to use rec- with eight publishers and writ- writing career as a business. Dianne is also a woman of year’s honorees! reational marijuana, or is it the ten for magazines and short Editor Mick Silva, of Port- great character. She is commit- money that is affecting their story collections. Her paintings land, who has acquired books ted to her community and has Julie Johnson thinking? Strange things hap- have hung in several galleries. for Focus on the Family and her finger on the pulse of Lewis director of donor and alumni relations pen when you sell your soul to Washington State Poet WaterBrook Multnomah, helps Centralia College Foundation County. Laureate Elizabeth Austen, of writers structure, rewrite and the devil. Last year an apartment Seattle, will teach a poetry edit their books. His workshop, Also, federal government of- building in Chehalis caught fire workshop and, in the evening, “Editing Your Work,” explores Officials Support Pot, So ficials sworn to uphold federal and it spread to my 113-year-old do a reading at the new Toledo the principles and benefits of It Must Be Good for You laws are like a gelded horse on house. Such a loss is overwhelm- Library, which opens this week. self-editing. this issue. I think it is because ing, and nothing can prepare Austen, the author of three Conference registration, To the editor: using marijuana is on their so- you for all that you need to do as poetry collections, will teach which includes lunch, costs $60 I git it. We all know putting cial agenda. Or else they would a result of it. attendees how the poems we ($45 for students with identi- tobacco smoke into your lungs jump on anyone violating a Before the fire was even ex- admire can stretch, embolden, fication) until Aug. 25, when is harmful and that the nicotine federal law that supports any of tinguished Dianne contacted and inspire us — and lead to it jumps to $75. It’s $100 at the and other ingredients in it are their objectives. me to say she is having her of- writing new poems. door. Download the registra- also harmful to the body. Gov- Some state officials want fice send me a destroyed prop- Melanie Dobson, of Port- tion form at http://www.ourlit- ernment officials at the federal the local governments to follow erty form. I was so grateful to land, author of 13 romantic eracycouncil.org/writersconfer- and state level are trying to get state law when the state itself her as I had no idea this would suspense and historical fiction ence, For information, email you to stop using tobacco. is in violation of federal Law. I be needed and it certainly came novels, will teach about writing SouthwestWashingtonWriters@ E-cigarettes are full of nico- hear you, Mr. Spock. I hope the in handy come tax time. She historical fiction for contempo- gmail.com or call (360) 985- tine, so even a former governor people who use marijuana will helped make the rocky path rary readers. I loved her book 0748 between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. is against them. They are prob- do it in a manner that will not of dealing with the loss of my about crossing the Oregon ••• ably also harmful to the body. put the general public at risk, house easier. Trail to Fort Vancouver called Julie McDonald, a personal his- So, I assume that putting rec- but I doubt they will. I will wholeheartedly vote for “Where the Trail Ends.” torian and former journalist who reational marijuana smoke into Colorado and Washington Dianne Dorey as Lewis County Barbara Tifft Blakey, of lives in Toledo, owns Chapters of Life, your lungs must be good for state want the banks to violate assessor. Olympia, a first-place winner in a company dedicated to preserving them and the THC and other federal banking laws just be- OCW’s Cascade Writing Con- family stories. She may be reached at ingredients in it also good for cause a state law legalized some- Jodi Laverell test for the yet-to-be-published [email protected]. the body since it is legal in the thing? The states won’t be tak- Chehalis

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Morton Loggers Jubilee

Pete Caster / [email protected] While standing on a plank nearly 7 feet of the ground, Logan Page, of Tollhouse, Calif., chops away at a log in a heat of the springboard chop competition at the 72nd Annual Loggers Jubilee in Morton on Saturday. Dozens of competitive loggers from across the northwest traveled to Morton to battle for the title of Bull of the Woods. Loggers competed in up to 13 events.

Branden Sirguy, of Port Angeles, competes in the vertical chop competition at the 72nd Annual Log- gers Jubilee on Saturday in Morton.

Fans in the packed grandstand hold up cameras or cover their ears during the irst heat of the hot saw competition at the 72nd Annual Loggers Jubilee in Morton on Saturday. Cody Labahn, of Monmouth, Ore., competes in the obstacle pole race on Saturday.

A competitor tosses an ax at the wooden target during the ax throw competition at the Loggers Jubilee on Saturday in Morton.

Volunteers at the Loggers Jubilee hold the large American lag as it is raised at the start of the competition on Saturday in Morton.

SEE MORE PHOTOGRAPHS ONLINE See the full gallery of photographs by Chronicle Visuals Editor Pete Caster at www.chron- line.com. The photographs are also available for purchase at http://chronline.mycapture.com. Call (360) 807-8224 for more information. Walt Page, of Tollhouse, Calif., left, and Branden Sirguy, of Port Angeles, compete in the double buck sawing competition Saturday in Morton. Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014 LOCAL

Pete Caster / [email protected] Amber Wildhaber, of Onalaska, carries a collection of lowers that she plans to enter into the fair on Monday afternoon at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis. Wildhaber said she is entering lilies, gladioli and a few other garden lowers in this year’s loriculture competition. Crunchtime Results in Opening for SWW Fair FAIR TIME: The Busiest joy this when they come,” he said. tha Jennings’ sheep “Chum” is Inside the building feels like one of many animals waiting Day Might Have something of a museum exhibit. to be sold. As other goats and Happened Before The Pannkuks brought in two sheep are hustled inside, Chum truckloads of evergreen boughs rests on a sawdust bed in the Anyone Arrived to decorate the walls and ceil- midst of a bad hair day. His coat By Dameon Pesanti ing and stuck a hang glider in is trimmed close, but clumps the artificial canopy. Two wa- of white wool hang around his [email protected] terfalls dump from the ceiling head and belly. Without shears Rome wasn’t built in a day into a pond below where 20 large of her own, 16-year-old Jen- and neither was the Southwest salmon and steelhead languidly nings fought a tough battle with Washington Fair, but with all the swim and taxidermied porcu- her dad’s electric clippers to dig commotion happening the day pine, raccoon and deer stand through the wool. Eventually, before the grand opening, you nearby. Twenty years ago, the someone lent her some proper might be forgiven if you thought Department of Fish and Wildlife shears and Chum was looking otherwise. brought in animals they trapped, smooth and ready to market. “It’s organized chaos,” said but now taxidermists show off Before he’s sold though, he’ll Fair Manager Gale Sobolesky. their goods instead. be scanned by ultrasound tech- She got to work early Sunday Pannkuk said a lot has nician Gary Neumeyer. In just a morning, worked into the night, changed for the wildlife area this few minutes, Neumeyer knows then slept on her office couch year, but of them all he’s especial- exactly how good an animal’s before starting again at 3:30 a.m. ly excited about the Duck Com- meat is long before a butcher Flowers entered by Pam WIldhaber, of Mossyrock, sit on a table outside the Floral on Monday. By mid-afternoon, mander Chevy Silverado parked ever touches it. Using the same Building at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis on Monday after- she was still bouncing from one inside. Its camouflage trim technology doctors use during noon. building to another, meeting matches well with the woodsy prenatal exams, he’ll scan three animals per day, but he won’t with what has arrived. This time with people, answering two cell- feel of the building. separate areas on an animal to take his eyes off the computer for of year is crazy for the carnival phones and clutching an energy Outside the wildlife build- see how marbled the flesh is. The more than a few minutes. so every minute makes a differ- drink as she walked. She is the ing, trucks with trailers in tow more fat that ripples through, At the far end of the fair- ence. brains of thousands of moving slowly roll through the throngs the higher the value. grounds, semi-trucks tow- The company spent last 10 “We can tell you just as much parts that came together over the of people putting the final touch- ing carnival equipment whirl days at the Clark County Fair. As last year for a six day celebration es on their food trailers, erecting about them as when they’re around the asphalt. It’s almost 3 soon as it ended, crews started of life in Southwest Washington. vending booths or washing their standing and alive as we can p.m. on Monday and only a third tearing down at midnight on “Our fair started three weeks livestock. when they’re hanging in a freez- of the carnival has arrived. Less ago,” said Curt Pannkuk, wild- There are huge piles of er,” he said. “Judges can use it to than three rides are unpacked Sunday then drove through the life pavilion superintendent. sawdust all over the grounds score an animal and kids can use and the show starts at 11 a.m. night to reach Centralia on Mon- Pannkuk, his wife and their 18 and even more of it scattered it to decide what animals they’ll Tuesday. day to set up and open on today. children spent countless hours throughout the barns. Sobolesky breed.” Like a maestro conducting an “We’ll be ready,” said Bogue cleaning, repainting and deco- said crews hauled in 1,500 cu- If he works at a steady pace, orchestra, Jesse Bogue, of Butler with grin. “No doubts, no choice, rating their building for the big bic yards so far and all of it and Neumeyer will examine every Amusements, directs trucks sev- the show starts at 11 tomorrow event. more will probably be used. marketable cow, pig and sheep eral trucks at a time organizing and you gotta open up with a “I want the people to really en- Inside the 4-H barn, Saman- at the fair at a clip of about 200 the midway as quickly as he can smile on your face.” 2014 Southwest Washington Fair Schedule of Events TUESDAY, Aug. 12 South Danny Vernon, Stage South WEDNESDAY, Aug. 13 7:30 a.m. — 4-H Horse Western, Bare- 2 p.m. — Master Food Preservers .38 Special, Titus Will Saloon Stage back, Western Gaming Classes Kids’ Day Demonstration Senior Day (60+) & Military Day (Half-Price Admission for Kids 6 – 12) 8 a.m. — O/C Dairy Cattle Show, Homemade Condiments, 4-H Hall 8 p.m. HASC Drill Competition Jack- (Half-Price Admission for Livestock shows in progress: Tom Taylor, Stage South pots, Horse Arena Seniors and Military) New Judging Pavilion 7:30 a.m. — 4-H Horse English Classes, 4-H Swine Fitting & Showing, Old Horse Arena 10 p.m. — Fair closes for the day Livestock shows in progress: please see FAIR, page Main 9 Judging Pavilion 8 a.m. Pigeons-O/C, 4-H & FFA, Pi- FFA Rabbit Fitting & Showing fol- geon Barn CAMPUS lowed by Type, Small Animal Barn 8:30 a.m. — Floral Judging, Floral Hall 3 p.m. — Krista Hanson, Stage 9 a.m. — 4-H & FFA Beef Judging, South 34 New Judging Pavilion 3-8 p.m. — O/C Pigeons judged as O/C Poultry Show, Poultry Bldg entered, Pigeon Barn 4-H Fitting & Showing Rabbit then 3:30 p.m — Wool Busters, Rabbit Type, followed by Cavy, then Friendlyville Cavy Type, Small Animal Barn 4-H Sheep — Lad & Lassies Lead, 4-H/FFA Rabbit Market Sale Judging Blue Pavilion/Friendlyville 4-H Table Setting Contest, 4-H Still 4 p.m. — Tom Taylor, Friendlyville Life Hall “The Illusions of Elvis” Danny Vernon, 10 a.m. — FAIR OPENS Stage South This month's edition of The Blaze — the CONNECTION O/C Dairy Goat Show, Blue Pavilion/ 4:30 p.m. — 4-H Judging Contest Friendlyville Awards — Judging Pavilion Centralia College student newspaper — 4-H Dogs Fitting & Showing, by Small 5 p.m. — Southwest Washington Animal Barn 1 (until 3 p.m.) Fair Daily Contests , Friendlyville will be delayed one week. 11 a.m. — Penny Scramble, Friendly- Master Food Preservers Demon- ville Tent stration: Homemade Salad Dressing, 4-H & FFA Dairy Cattle Judging, New 4-H Hall Judging Pavilion 5:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, Master Food Preservers Demonstra- Friendlyville Look for it Aug. 19 in The Chronicle tion: Homemade Salad Dressings, 4-H 6 p.m. — Chehalis Rotary Golf Hall Ball Drop, Stage South and on news stands on the 11:30 a.m. — Hula Hoop Contest, 6:05 p.m. — Opening Ceremonies Friendlyville and Little Miss Friendly Ceremony, Centralia College campus. 1 p.m. — Wool Busters, Friendlyville Stage South 4-H & FFA Poultry Show, Poultry Bldg 7 p.m. — HASC - SWW Youth Ronald McDonald Meet & Greet, Near English Equitation Challenge, Horse Stage South Arena Krista Hanson, Friendlyville Demolition Derby, Grandstand 1:30 p.m. — Ronald McDonald, Stage 8 p.m. — “The Illusions of Elvis” • Main 9 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014 The 2014 Southwest Washington Fair Begins Today

Pete Caster / [email protected] Pancha Parra, left, and Geruneo Garcia, both of Long Beach, California, clean of With temperatures hovering near the century mark in Chehalis on Monday afternoon, Jason Speck, a project leader for the tents in the carnival section of the Southwest Washington Fair on Monday after- beef department of the West Lewis County 4-H Club, does the cows a favor by spraying down the loor of one of the livestock noon in Chehalis. barns at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis on Monday afternoon.

A 4-H Club member holds onto her sheep as Gary Neumeyer, of Paciic Northwest Ultrasound, puts lubricant onto the sheep’s back prior to doing an ultrasound test on the animal at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis on Monday. Neumeyer is volunteering his time and experi- ence with the ultrasound machine to get a look at the quality of the meat of the speciic animal. Wildlife Building Superintendent Curtis Pannkuk, of Onalaska, points to a Duck Dynasty decal on a 2014 Neumeyer spent most of Monday afternoon looking at sheep, goats, pigs and cows. Chevy Silverado pickup truck on display at the Wildlife Building at the Southwest Washington Fair on Mon- day afternoon in Chehalis. 2014 Southwest Washington Fair Schedule of Events

10 p.m. — Fair closes for the day Youth Trail Challenge, Horse Arena Stage South Stage South Fair “John Denver Tribute” Ted Vigil, Titus Team & Individual Games Jackpot 11 p.m. — Fair closes for the day THURSDAY, Aug. 14 Will Saloon Stage Event, Horse Arena Continued from page Main 8 Livestock shows in Progress: 7 p.m. — HASC-Extreme Trail Jack- 9:30 p.m. — Brian Green Band, Stage 7 a.m. — Twin Cities Sertoma, pot Event, Horse Arena South SUNDAY, Aug. 17 9 a.m. — 4-H/FFA Dairy, Packing, Friendlyville Market & Meat 4-H Consumer Review, Stage South 11 p.m. — Fair closes for the day Family Day 7:30 a.m. — 4-H Horse Western Gam- 8 p.m. — Rock City, Stage South (Half-Price Admissions for All) Goat Fitting & Showing followed by ing and Trail Classes, Horse Arena Type, Blue Pavilion/Friendlyville The Bruce Maier Band, Titus Will Sa- SATURDAY, Aug. 16 8 a.m. Non-denominational Wor- 9 a.m. — FFA/4-H Beef Market Ani- loon Stage ship Service for Exhibitors, Swine Show 4-H Market Swine Show followed by mals, New Judging Pavilion Breed, Market Non-Sale and Feeder 10 p.m. — Fair closes for the day Livestock shows in Progress: Arena 4-H/FFA Swine Show Fitting and 7:30 a.m. — 4-H Dressage & Jumping Livestock shows in progress: Classes; FFA Market Hog, Breeding, Showing, Old Judging Pavilion Feeder Pig and Market Non-Sale Classes Classes / Groom Squad, Horse Arena 8:30 a.m. — O/C Horse Show, Horse follow 4-H — Old Judging Pavilion 9 a.m. — O/C Beef Show, New Judg- Arena (all-day event) 10 a.m. — FAIR OPENS FRIDAY, Aug. 15 ing Pavilion 9:30 a.m. — 4-H Rabbit/Cavy Judging, 9 a.m. — O/C Sheep Lads and Small Animal Barn 4-H Dog Obedience Contest & Guide Livestock shows in Progress: Ladies lead judging, Blue Pavilion/ Dog Presentation, by Small Animal Barn 7 a.m. — 4-H Horse Western Gam- 10 a.m. — FAIR OPENS Friendlyville 10 a.m. — FAIR OPENS 4-H Market Steer Show, New Judging ing Classes, Horse Arena 4-H Cats Fitting & Showing, Small Ani- Pavilion 4-H Beef Groom Squad 9 a.m. — 4-H Dairy Fitting & Show- mal Barn 10 a.m FAIR OPENS 4-H Rabbits Costume Contest, Small ing, New Judging Pavilion 4-H Dogs Obedience Contests, by CPGA Pygmy Goat Show, Blue 4-H Cat Quiz Down, Small Animal Animal Barn Pavilion/Friendlyville Small Animal Barn 1 (ends at 3 p.m.) Barn 4-H Goat Judging, Blue Pavilion/ O/C Rabbit Show, Small Animal Barn 11 a.m. — Fuchsias “Make it and Take 10 a.m. — FAIR OPENS O/C Boer Goat Show, Blue Pavilion/ Friendlyville 1 It” (presented by Fuchsia Fanciers), Floral FFA Breeding Sheep Show, Blue Friendlyville Hall 12 (ends at 3 p.m.) Activity for Kids “Plant in a Shoe,” Flo- Pavilion/Friendlyville O/C Sheep Show, Blue Pavilion/ ral Hall (ends at 2 p.m.) CPGA Pygmy Goat Show, Blue Penny Scramble , Friendlyville 11 a.m. — Penny Scramble, Friendlyville 13 11 a.m. — Penny Scramble, Pavilion/Friendlyville Master Food Preservers Demonstra- Friendlyville 11 a.m. — Penny Scramble, Friendlyville Friendlyville 11 a.m. — Penny Scramble, tion: Jam Making, 4-H Hall Master Food Preservers Demonstra- Friendlyville FFA Beef & Dairy Cattle Shows, New tion: Fermentation, 4-H Hall 4-H Poultry Quiz Down, Poultry Bldg. 11:30 a.m. — Hula Hoop Contest, 4-H Primary Day – All Primaries or Judging Pavilion Honky Tonk Angels, Stage South Friendlyville Stage 11:30 a.m. — Hula Hoop Contest, new 4-H’ers are welcome, 4-H Hall 4-H Cavy Costume Show, Small Ani- Friendlyville Stage Master Food Preservers Demonstra- Noon — Senior Day Contests , Stage mal Barn Master Food Preservers Demonstra- South Noon — FFA Dairy and Other Goats tion: Dehydration, 4-H Hall 4-H Beef Show, New Judging Pavilion tion: Quick Easy Low Cost Meals, 4-H Hall 4-H/FFA Market Lamb Show followed Show, Fitting & Showing, Blue Pavilion/ 11:30 a.m. — Hula Hoop Contest, Master Food Preservers Demonstra- Friendlyville Friendlyville Stage 11:30 a.m. — Hula Hoop Contest, by Photos, Blue Pavilion/Friendlyville Friendlyville tion: Bread Dough and Making Rolls, 4-H “Thrillers, Fillers and Spillers,” planting Noon Krista Hanson, Stage South FFA Poultry Fitting & Showing, Poul- Hall Noon Demolition Derby, try Bldg. containers, Floral Hall 1 p.m — Wool Busters, Friendlyville Washington Old Time Fiddlers, South Grandstands 1 p.m. — Wool Busters, Friendlyville 1 p.m. — Rylie Lennon, Stage South Allen Creek Dancers, Stage South Stage Southwest Washington Fair Talent Wool Busters, Friendlyville Krista Hanson, Friendlyville 11:30 a.m. — Hula Hoop Contest, “BOSS HOG SAYS” (Funtime!!), Swine Contest, Stage South 4-H Cat Judging, Small Animal Barn Barn FFA Market Lamb Type show, Blue Friendlyville 4-H Funtime, New Judging Pavilion Pavilion/Friendlyville 1:15 p.m. — Krista Hanson, O/C Pocket Pets, Friendlyville Noon — KMNT Diaper Derby, Stage 1 p.m. — Wool Busters, Friendlyville 2 p.m. — Rylie Lennon, Stage South Friendlyville 2 p.m. — 4-H Cat Type Show, Small South 1-4 p.m. — Sunday Gospel Show - 4-H Sheep Fitting & Showing, Blue 2 p.m. — O/C Pygmy Goat Show, Animal Barn 1 p.m. — Wool Busters, Friendlyville Melody West, Friendlyville 1 Pavilion/Friendlyville Blue Pavilion/Friendlyville Master Food Preservers Demonstra- 4-H Sheep Department Games, Blue 2 p.m. — 4-H Large Animal Mas- Master Food Preservers Demonstra- Master Food Preservers Demonstra- tion: Dehydration, 4-H Hall Pavilion/Friendlyville ter Showman Contest, New Judging tion Pickle Making, 4-H Hall tion Fermentation, 4-H Hall Robotics, Titus Will Saloon Stage 2 p.m. — Rylie Lennon, Stage South Pavilion 3 p.m. — 4-H Cavy Quiz Down, Small Jay Ayliaz Page Turner, Stage South Prairie Steppers, Stage South 4-H Goats Costume Contest, Blue Master Food Preservers Demonstra- Animal Barn 3 p.m. — Krista Hanson, Stage Krista Hanson, Friendlyville Stage Pavilion/Friendlyville tion: Quick Easy Low Cost Meals, 4-H Hall Krista Hanson, Stage South South 3 p.m. — Pie Eating Contest, Master Food Preservers Demonstra- Oddball Juggler, Stage South 3:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, tion: No Fail Pie Crust, 4-H Hall Watermelon Eating Contest, Friendlyville 3 p.m. — “John Denver Tribute” Ted Friendlyville Friendlyville 3:30 p.m. — O/C Boer Goat Show, 2:30 p.m. — Flower Arranging, “Nuts Vigil, Stage South 4 p.m. — Bill Moeller, Ukulele Show, and Bolts” with the National Garden 3:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, Blue Pavilion/Friendlyville KACS-KACW Family Day Concert: The Stage South Club flower arranger award winner Deb- Friendlyville Wool Busters, Friendlyville Neverclaim, Titus Will Saloon Stage 4-H Dog Agility Demonstration, Small bie Spiller, Floral Building 4 p.m. — The Breaking Waves, 4:15 p.m. — Raks Saar Rah — Middle Animal Barn 3 p.m. — 4-H Rabbit Quiz Down, Stage South Eastern Dancers, Stage South 4-H Cats Costume Contest, Small Ani- mal Barn 5 p.m. — Cougar Squares, Stage Small Animal Barn 5 p.m. — Master Food Preservers 5 p.m. — Southwest Washington South “John Denver Tribute” Ted Vigil, Titus Demonstration: Fermentation, 4-H Hall Fair Daily Contests , Friendlyville 3:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, Southwest Washington Fair Daily Will Saloon Stage Southwest Washington Fair Daily HASC-Youth Costume Class & Fun Ac- Friendlyville Contests, Friendlyville 3:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, Contests , Friendlyville tivities, Horse Arena FFA Large Animal Master Showman Master Food Preservers Demonstra- Friendlyville “The Illusions of Elvis” Danny Vernon, 6 p.m. — Marilyn Turner Presents…, Contest, New Judging Pavilion tion: Jam Making, 4-H Hall 4 p.m. — Wild Rose Dancers, Stage Stage South Stage South 4 p.m. — 4-H Beef, Swine & Dairy 5:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, South 5:30 p.m. — 4-H/FFA Junior Livestock Bruce Maier, Titus Will Saloon Stage Herdsmanship and Dairy Bowl Awards, Old Judging Pavilion Friendlyville 4:30 p.m. — Vibrant Praise, Titus Will Market Sale, New Judging Pavilion 6:30 p.m. — Pioneer West, Wiener 4-H Dog Costume Contest, Small Ani- Saloon Stage Wool Busters, Friendlyville Dog Registration, Friendlyville 37 p.m. 5 p.m. — Odd Ball Juggler, Stage mal Barn 5 p.m. — Southwest Washington Fair 6 p.m. — Marilyn Turner Presents…, — Pioneer West, Wiener Dog Races, South 6 p.m. — Southwest Washington Daily Contests , Friendlyville Stage South Friendlyville 5 p.m. — KACS-KACW Family Day Dance Center, Stage South Master Food Preservers Demonstra- HASC-SWW Youth Gaming Challenge, HASC –SWW Youth Western Games Concert: The Annie Moses Band, Titus 6:30 p.m. — 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl, tion: Whole Wheat Bread, 4-H Hall Horse Arena Challenge, Horse Arena Will Saloon Stage Judging Pavilion The Whale Tooth Rebellion, Stage 7 p.m. — Two Town Tuners, Stage The Twin Cities Bulls and Barrels Chal- Southwest Washington Fair Daily 7 p.m. HASC-SWW Youth Stock Seat South South lenge, (Rodeo) Grandstands Contests & Finals , Friendlyville Equitation Challenge, Horse Arena 5:30p.m — Wool Busters, SWW Youth Western Games Chal- 7:30 p.m. — Centralia Ballet Academy, 5:30 p.m — Wool Busters, 8 p.m. — The Sound of Swing, Stage Friendlyville lenge, Horse Arena Stage South Friendlyville South 6 p.m. — Tanglefoot Cloggers, 8 p.m. — Collective Soul, Titus Will 8 p.m. — Backfire Band, Titus Will 6 p.m. — “John Denver Tribute” Ted 4-H Horse Event, Horse Arena South Stage Saloon Stage Saloon Stage Vigil, Stage South Diamond Rio, Titus Will Saloon Stage HASC-Mary Jane Fox Inspirational “The Illusions of Elvis” Danny Vernon, 9:30 p.m. — Jay Ayliaz, Page Turner, 7 p.m. — 2014 FAIR CLOSES Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014 FROM THE FRONT PAGE

Pete Caster / [email protected] Schuyler Jorgensen, of Tenino, right, calls in a weather report as a Department of Natural Resources ireighter walks down a smoking hill as crews battle the Teague Road Fire west of Centralia on Monday. Fires Crews Fighting Continued from the front page “We’re concerned today be- cause of the red flag warning,” Fires in Tenino, Pearce said. “We’re heating up, and if the winds pick up it would be a big concern.” There’s no threat to struc- Mason County tures as of late Monday morning as the fire is burning in a differ- By The Olympian than yesterday,” he said, add- ent direction than it had Sunday, Fire crews Monday were ing that they faced a shortage Pearce said. busy again as they continued of resources on Sunday due to Pearce said it’s too early to to fight fires in Thurston and the time of day and because tell just how the fire started. Mason counties. fire districts were responding The blaze was initially reported Crews were making head- to a number of fires. More to have burned in slash and way on the Tenino complex 40-year-old timber near a clear- Matt Hansen, from Washington Helitech out of Ellensburg, walks by as two ire- than 100 people were fight- ighters from the Department of Natural Resources look on after a helicopter of fires while a 40-acre fire ing the three fires, including cut area, but Pearce said she was in the Rochester area was 10 unsure if logging operations dropped a load of water on a hillside at the Teague Road ire on Monday, Aug. 11, local fire districts, support 2014 west of Centralia. percent contained, said Janet from other DNR regions, in- were ongoing at the time of the Pearce, a spokeswoman with fire. mate crews and private con- stay off unimproved roads in the noting that Riverside firefight- the state Department of Nat- DNR fire crews have estab- tractors, Shramek said. DNR-owned land. Kytta reiter- ers will increase their vigilance. ural Resources. lished a base camp for their fire- ated that call Monday, saying the Should a fire flare up in the But a fire near Haven fighting efforts for the Teague All three South Sound danger is too great for the gen- area, crews would likely call for Lake in north Mason County Road fire and another near fires are under investigation, eral public. extra manpower early because had grown to 100 acres from Tenino at Centralia High School. although they are thought “It’s not a spectator sport. of increased conditions for fire 50 on Monday, she said. Centralia School District Com- to have been human-caused. There are very few turnouts on growth. The fire near Haven Lake munications and Public Rela- “We’ll jump a step or two Lightning has been ruled out, those roads,” Kytta said. “You’ve is receiving air and ground tions Director Ed Petersen said ahead of what we would normal- he said. got 45,000 pounds of equipment support, Pearce said. A sec- Monday afternoon that the ly do in less serious conditions,” The Crane Street fire, the coming through, and dust condi- ond Mason County fire school’s office is open for regu- Kytta said. largest of the three in the lar business, but asked the public tions up there are terrible.” known as Mill 5 no longer is ••• complex, began Sunday on to be considerate and allow fire- Kytta echoed the DNR’s con- threatening a Simpson mill Christopher Brewer: (360) in the Shelton area. The 21- former forestland. One struc- fighters to do their jobs unim- cerns about the red flag warning, 807-8235 peded. acre fire has a fire line around ture, thought to be a shed, The blaze near Tenino on 60 percent of it, she said. burned, as did an unspecified Crane Road burned 13 acres, RED FLAG WARNING ISSUED; A wildfire also sparked number of vehicles, he said. torching several vehicles and one along U.S. Highway 101 on The fire is about 13 acres and structure, according to informa- PUBLIC ASKED TO TAKE CAUTION Monday, which led Mason it has a rough fire line around tion provided by DNR’s Twitter The Lewis County Sheriff’s Office Division of Emergency Manage- County PUD No. 3 to tem- its perimeter, but the fire is account. That fire is under con- ment is asking the public to take precautions as a red flag warning has porarily cut power to the area, not secure yet, he said. trol. been issued across the region. affecting 100 customers. The Johnson Creek fire, Pearce said DNR firefight- Unusually hot weather — Monday’s high temperature in Centra- DNR also issued a state- which is within five to 10 ing resources are stretched thin lia registered near 100 degrees — and the threat of thunderstorms wide burn ban on all DNR- miles of the Crane Street fire, have made for increased probability and conditions for fires in Lewis protected lands, including due to responses from blazes started last night and mea- County, promoting the National Weather Service to issue the red flag recreational fires in camp- throughout the state, most no- sures about five acres, he said. tably the Carlton Complex fire, warning through Tuesday evening. grounds, due to the hot and The Kinsman Court fire, which became the largest in Sheriff Steve Mansfield said in a news release that one area of con- dry conditions. state history and burned several cern during intense heat is the elderly population and animals that Meanwhile, the Tenino which started about 4 a.m. homes in the Pateros area. depend on others for their increased needs. complex of fires are in the Monday after several brush “We’re juggling resources, ba- Officials ask that people limit their outdoor activities, particularly areas of Crane Street and piles caught fire, measures between the hours of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., drink plenty of water and sically,” Pearce said. Johnson Creek in Thurston about an acre. watch for signs of heat exhaustion or heatstroke. No structures were dam- Several people tried to visit The Washington State Department of Natural Resources has also County and Kinsman Court the Teague Road fire site Sunday issued a ban on all outdoor burning on lands protected by DNR across in the Roy area, DNR spokes- aged and there were no in- evening, despite its inaccessibil- the state. Fireworks and other incendiary devices such as exploding man Joe Shramek said. juries to report on Monday, ity from the main road and pleas targets are included in the ban. “It’s much better today Pearce said. from firefighters for the public to

low pressure systems, called off- stick around long. As the west- of Washington until 5 p.m. on spread rapidly,” the warning Heat shore flows, blow north and block erly flows move back into the Tuesday. reads. out the onshore flows coming area temperatures will slide back “Those aren’t sent out very of- Centralia and Chehalis Continued from the front page from the ocean, but they don’t down and bring some moisture ten, maybe two or three times per weren’t the only places in Western Western Washington typically have much air movement inter- with them. Tuesday is expected year,” said Burg. Washington that dealt with high benefits from cool and humid nally, which allows the tempera- to peak in the mid 80s and rest of Because so little rain has temperatures on Monday. Olym- winds blowing off of the Pacific, ture to really climb. the week will be in the 70s. come through recently, officials pia hit 97 degrees and Seattle but, starting on Sunday, a giant “These usually come a couple But, with the cooler tempera- are concerned that the lightning peaked at 94 degrees. tongue of hot air called a thermal times per summer,” said Burg. tures will likely come lightning storms could set off multiple fires Nationwide, almost the entire trough blew up from California “The coast will have a nice day, but and 30 mph winds. It’s so severe as they move east over the Cas- country saw temperatures above and Oregon and sat above the the interior gets hotter and hotter.” that the National Weather Service cades. the 80s, according to the National western part of the state. These Fortunately, the trough won’t issued a red flag warning for most “Any fires that develop could Weather Service. `

tion that is being called, “Carlisle wandin, Onalaska Alliance activities onto the site and make The 17-acre, man-made lake $90,000 Lake Wildlife Park,” according member and project manager for it feasible to utilize the site for is currently closed off to fish pas- to the Onalaska Alliance. Carlisle Lake projects, wrote in other tourism events,” Bhagwan- sage. The $50,000 will go toward Continued from the front page “This is a multi-phase project the grant application. din wrote. a feasibility study for opening that will be implemented over Before the old Mill Pond The sixth annual Apple Har- site to attract more visitors and the lake to Gheer Creek, a tribu- several years to include the de- can become the “Carlisle Lake vest Festival will be held October tary of the South Fork Newau- attract more revenue for the sign and installation of a wild Wildlife Park,” the nonprofit ac- 2 through October 5, in time for kum River. Onalaska community,” Com- salmon fish passage into and out knowledges the park needs a re- the restroom facility to be con- missioner Lee Grose said. of the lake, wetlands restoration stroom. The nonprofit estimates structed. The Onalaska High School Installing a restroom facility and accompanying expansion 50 to 100 people visit the lake on Earlier this summer, the aquaculture class has been rear- is the latest step in a long term of the interpretive trail system, a daily basis. Onalaska Alliance was awarded ing coho, steelhead, and rainbow plan to develop the property as and the development of day use “The addition of restrooms a $50,000 from the Rose Foun- trout since the early 1990s in a natural resources education campgrounds, picnic areas and will allow our annual Apple dation to design fish passage for three net pens that are located in and recreation tourism destina- hiking trails,” Harry O. Bhag- Harvest Festival to expand event native salmon into Carlisle Lake. the middle of Carlisle Lake. The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014 • Main 11 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief US to Provide South Maliki Tells Army to Sudan With $180M Keep Out of Politics in Food Aid BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq’s prime minister has ordered the se- EDGARTOWN, Mass. (AP) curity forces not intervene in the — The United States is providing current political crisis over who $180 million in emergency aid will be the next prime minister. to address a food crisis in South In a statement issued on his Sudan. official website, Nouri al-Maliki White House National Secu- urged army, police and security rity Adviser Susan Rice says the forces to stay out of the political people of South Sudan face the crisis and focus on defending the worst food shortage in the world. country. She blamed the suffering of the A day earlier, Haider al-Abadi, South Sudanese on their leaders’ the deputy speaker of parliament inability to put the people’s inter- from al-Maliki’s Shiite Dawa ests ahead of their own. party, was selected by President The money for the food aid is Fouad Massoum to be the new coming from USAID, as well as a prime minister and was given 30 Department of Agriculture trust. days to present a new government. The White House says the Al-Maliki rejected the move U.S. has already provided South and described it as a constitu- Sudan with more than $456 mil- tional violation. Just before the lion in humanitarian aid, but Mark J. Terrill / The Associated Press announcement he ordered elite more is needed because of the army units into the streets of threat of famine. Actor-comedian Robin Williams speaks on stage at the “Idol Gives Back” fundraising special of “American Idol” April 6, 2008, in Los Angeles. Williams, whose free-form comedy and adept impressions dazzled audiences for decades, has died in an ap- Baghdad. parent suicide. He was 63. Airport Tests New Ukraine: Russia Way to Avoid Deadly Aid Can Enter With Bird Strikes Red Cross Role NEW YORK (AP) — When birds and planes collide, the re- Robin Williams Dies MOSCOW (AP) — A convoy sults can be deadly. That’s why of 280 Russian trucks reportedly airports around the world work packed with aid headed for east- hard to keep birds away, even re- ern Ukraine today, but Kiev said sorting to shooting or poisoning it would only allow the goods large flocks. through under the close super- One Ohio airport is now ex- in Apparent Suicide vision of the International Red perimenting with a new, gentler Cross. A Ukrainian security spokes- way to avoid bird strikes: plant- By Haven Daley and Hillel Italie man said the convoy of vehicles ing tall prairie grass. The Associated Press Heavy birds like geese — was being managed by the Rus- which cause the most damage to SAN FRANCISCO — Robin “This morning, I lost my husband and my sian army and that it could not planes — are believed to avoid Williams, a brilliant shapeshifter best friend, while the world lost one of its be allowed into the country. long grasses because they fear who could channel his frenetic The humanitarian crisis pro- predators might be hiding with- energy into delightful comic most beloved artists and beautiful human voked by fighting between gov- in. So officials at Dayton Inter- characters like “Mrs. Doubtfire” ernment troops and pro-Russian national Airport are converting or harness it into richly nuanced beings. I am utterly heartbroken.” separatist militants in eastern up to 300 acres of the airfield’s work like his Oscar-winning Ukraine has reached a critical turn in “Good Will Hunting,” Susan Schneider point in recent days and height- 2,200 non-aeronautical acres wife of Robin Williams into prairie grass. The goal is, by died Monday in an apparent sui- ened the urgent need for inter- the end of this year, to plant the cide. He was 63. vention. But Ukraine and the West tall grass under the takeoff and Williams was pronounced resentative. Just last month, he as he free-associated about com- landing paths. dead at his San Francisco Bay have voiced concerns that Rus- announced he was returning to edy and the cosmos. sia could use the aid initiative as There are more than 10,000 Area home Monday, according a 12-step treatment program he “There’s an Ice Age coming,” airplane bird strikes a year in the to the sheriff’s office in Marin a cover for sending troops into said he needed after 18 months he said. “But the good news is separatist-held territory. U.S. Most do little or no damage County, north of San Francisco. of nonstop work. He had sought there’ll be daiquiris for everyone to the plane. The most frequent The sheriff’s office said the pre- treatment in 2006 after a relapse and the Ice Capades will be ev- problem is damage to the en- liminary investigation shows the following 20 years of sobriety. erywhere. The lobster will keep Liberian Doctors to gines. cause of death to be a suicide due From his breakthrough in for at least 100 years, that’s the to asphyxia. Get Experimental the late 1970s as the alien in the good news. The Swanson din- The Marin County coroner’s hit TV show “Mork & Mindy,” ners will last a whole millen- Ship Rescues 3 office said Williams was last Ebola Drug Stranded in Rough seen alive at home at about 10 through his standup act and such nium. The bad news is the house MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) — p.m. Sunday. An emergency call films as “Good Morning, Viet- will basically be in Arkansas.” Liberia announced Monday that Seas Off Hawaii from his house in Tiburon was nam,” the short, barrel-chested As word of his death spread, it would soon receive doses of HONOLULU (AP) — A placed to the Sheriff’s Depart- Williams ranted and shouted as tributes from inside and out- an experimental Ebola drug and container ship crew on Monday ment shortly before noon Mon- if just sprung from solitary con- side the entertainment industry give it to two sick doctors, mak- rescued three men who were day. finement. Loud, fast and manic, poured in. ing them the first Africans to stranded in a sailboat off the Ha- “This morning, I lost my hus- he parodied everyone from John “Robin Williams was an air- receive some of the scarce treat- waiian islands for about 24 hours band and my best friend, while Wayne to Keith Richards, imper- man, a doctor, a genie, a nanny, ment in a spiraling outbreak. as Hurricane Julio battered their the world lost one of its most sonating a Russian immigrant a president, a professor, a banga- The U.S. government con- vessel with giant waves and high beloved artists and beautiful hu- as easily as a pack of Nazi attack rang Peter Pan, and everything firmed that it had put Liberian winds that ripped off one of its man beings. I am utterly heart- dogs. in between. But he was one of officials in touch with the maker hatches. broken,” said Williams’ wife, He was a riot in drag in “Mrs. a kind. He arrived in our lives of ZMapp, and referred addition- The sailors made it onto the Susan Schneider. “On behalf of Doubtfire,” or as a cartoon genie as an alien — but he ended up al questions to Mapp Biophar- container ship at about 8 a.m. Robin’s family, we are asking in “Aladdin.” He won his Acade- touching every element of the maceutical Inc. In a statement, and were in good condition, for privacy during our time of my Award in a rare dramatic role, human spirit. He made us laugh. the California-based company Coast Guard Chief Warrant Of- profound grief. As he is remem- as an empathetic therapist in the He made us cry. He gave his im- said that in responding to a re- ficer Gene Maestas said. bered, it is our hope the focus 1997 film “Good Will Hunting.” measurable talent freely and quest from an unidentified West The men got into trouble will not be on Robin’s death, but He was no less on fire in in- generously to those who needed African country, it had run out of while sailing the 42-foot Walk- on the countless moments of joy terviews. During a 1989 chat it most — from our troops sta- its supply of the treatment. about from California to Hawaii, and laughter he gave to millions.” with The Associated Press, he tioned abroad to the marginal- The news comes as anger is Maestas said. The Coast Guard Williams had been battling could barely stay seated in his ized on our own streets,” Presi- growing over the fact that the said it received their message for severe depression recently, said hotel room, or even mention the dent Barack Obama said in a only people to receive the ex- help Sunday morning after the Mara Buxbaum, his press rep- film he was supposed to promote, statement. perimental treatment so far have boat became disabled and start- been Westerners: two Americans ed taking on water about 400 and a Spaniard, all of whom miles northeast of Oahu. Police, Protesters Again Clash Outside were evacuated to their home The sailboat was stranded in countries from Liberia. 30-foot seas and winds of 92 to 115 mph, according to the agency. St. Louis Following Teen’s Shooting Kasparov Bid Fails By Alan Scher Zagier stun them, he said. anger into action” while con- as Chess Body’s DEA Improperly The Associated Press St. Louis County police demning the violent response to spokesman Brian Schellman Brown’s death. Boss Re-Elected Paid $854,460 for FERGUSON, Mo. — Police said there were at least five ar- “To sneak around under the HELSINKI (AP) — Former in riot gear fired tear gas into a Passenger Lists rests and no reports of looting. cover of darkness, to steal, to world champion Garry Kasparov crowd of protesters in a St. Louis WASHINGTON (AP) — The Nearly three dozen people were loot, to burn down your neigh- failed in his bid to oust the eccen- suburb where an unarmed black Drug Enforcement Administra- arrested following a candlelight borhood — this does not require tric longtime head of the World teenager had been fatally shot by tion paid an Amtrak employee vigil Sunday night when crowds courage,” he said. “Courage is Chess Federation on Monday in hundreds of thousands of dollars police over the weekend, as ten- burned stores, vandalized ve- when you strive for justice.” a bitter contest steeped in Rus- over two decades to obtain confi- sion rose even amid calls for col- hicles, assaulted reporters and “Martin Luther King did sian power plays. dential information it could have lective calm. taunted officers. not live and die so that we may Kasparov, a vocal critic of gotten for free, according to inter- Between two nights of unrest, “People are tired. They have steal and lie in the middle of the Vladimir Putin, was the sole chal- nal investigators at the railroad. a community forum hosted by reached the end of their rope,” night,” he added. lenger against Kirsan Ilyumzhi- According to a report re- the local NAACP chapter Mon- said Ruth Latchison Nichols af- The FBI has opened an in- nov, a wealthy businessman leased Monday by Amtrak’s in- day night drew hundreds to a ter the NAACP forum, where vestigation into Brown’s death, known to be supported by the spector general, the DEA paid an sweltering church in Ferguson, many more were left waiting out- looking into possible civil rights Russian president. The vote was Amtrak secretary $854,460 to be the nearly 70 percent black St. side once the pews reached ca- violations. Witnesses have said held on the sidelines of an inter- an informant. The employee was Louis County suburb where an pacity. “Enough is enough. This that Brown had his hands raised national tournament in Norway. not publicly identified except as unarmed 18-year-old, Michael is a state of emergency.” when the unidentified officer ap- Delegates at the 2014 Chess a “secretary to a train and engine Brown, was shot multiple times Early today, the streets of Fer- proached with his weapon drawn Olympiad in the northern city of crew.” by a police officer. guson were once again calm. A and fired repeatedly. Tromsoe voted 110-61 in favor of Amtrak’s own police agency Ferguson Police Chief Tom handful of police officers sat in Brown’s parents have been Ilyumzhinov, with four votes an- is already in a joint drug enforce- Jackson said a large crowd that patrol cars near a burned out gas among those calling for calm. nulled. ment task force that includes the gathered throughout Monday station, vastly outnumbered by His family, who had planned to Ilyumzhinov, who once DEA. According to the inspec- at the site of a burned-out con- the news crews putting together drop him off at a technical col- claimed to have visited an alien tor general, that task force can venience store turned rowdy at their early reports. lege Monday to begin his studies, spaceship, has headed the gov- obtain Amtrak confidential pas- nightfall, throwing rocks at po- National NAACP President have asked people to share any in- erning body of chess, known by senger reservation information lice. Officers used tear gas and Cornell William Brooks im- formation and videos they might its French acronym FIDE, for 19 at no cost. shot “beanbag rounds” meant to plored residents to “turn your have related to the shooting. years. Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014

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than an hour in 90-degree heat. Gust Backstrom Park at about 2 where he was later arrested. was driving northbound on In- Sirens Police cited him shortly before a.m. Saturday. The campers were terstate 5 near milepost 59 when CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT 2 p.m. Monday. told to shut off their music and Burglary the travel trailer he was towing quiet down. got a flat tire at about 8 p.m.- Fri Cows on the Loose Theft • Police responded to a 911 • Police took a report of a bur- day. He pulled over and notified • A property owner called call from a camper at Gust Back- glary that occurred between 5 State Patrol he would be leaving • Officers took a report at police at 11 a.m. Sunday to re- strom Park after the caller spot- p.m. Aug. 7 and 11 p.m. Saturday the trailer on the side of the inter- port that someone had cut his 10:15 a.m. Monday of bear- on the 100 block of Lake Creek state overnight and that he would ings that had been stolen from ted a few teenagers going through fence on the 1900 block of Van coolers at a campsite at about Road outside of Chehalis. It ap- return in the morning with a new the 3000 block of Galvin Road pears someone entered a detached Wormer Street and allowed his sometime throughout the last 2:40 a.m. Friday. The reporting tire. When he returned the next cows to escape. garage and stole a disassembled morning, however, the trailer was two weeks. The estimated loss is party tried to catch the would-be engine and lawn mower. about $6,000. food thieves but was unsuccess- gone. The man followed the drag Man Throws Mashed Potatoes ful. Nothing was taken. marks away from the scene to the • A wallet and cellphone were Burglary reportedly stolen from the 300 100 block of Lane Drive in Win- • Mitchell L. Galster, 38, lock where he found his trailer Centralia, was arrested and block of North Tower Avenue Noisy Band • Deputies responded to a reported burglary on the 600 in someone’s driveway. Deputies booked into jail after he alleg- shortly before noon Monday. • Someone called to com- • Police are investigating the block of Highway 603 on - Sunarrived and the theft is currently edly threw mashed potatoes on plain about a band playing at another customer at a restaurant theft of money that was reported day. Someone forced entry to a under investigation. at 4:16 p.m. Monday on the 1200 a bar on the 100 block of Maingarage and then stole numerous on the 600 block of West Main Avenue at about 1 a.m. Saturday. Street at about 4:50 p.m. Sunday. block of Harrison Avenue. electronic items including an MIP Xbox, laptops, tablets and other • Kyle E. Blitstein, 19, Rainier, Stolen Wallet items including Xbox games, Funny Money Washington and Alan C. Cun- Domestic Violence cash, clothes, a Lewis County • Someone reported counter- • A police officer took a report ningham, 20, Yelm, were both • Daren T. Harmon, 45, Cen- of a lost wallet that went miss- explorer’s notebook and Lewis tralia, was referred for fourth- feit $100 bills that were passed County Sheriff’s Office uniformcited and released for suspected ing after a confrontation that oc- minor in possession of alcohol degree assault charges after he at the outlet stores on the 1100 pants. The total loss is $8,700. allegedly assaulted his girlfriend block of Harrison Avenue at curred at a business on the 100 after a deputy saw them walking about 1:30 p.m. Monday. block of Main Avenue at 12:30 around with open containers of on the 1000 block of West Main Missing Stashed Cash Street shortly before 3 p.m. Sun- a.m. Saturday. The wallet was later beer at Gust Backstrom Park at day and then fled the scene. Motorcycle Crash located but the cash was missing. • A woman called police about to 11:30 p.m. Friday. • A 17-year-old girl was ar- report that between July 18 and • Spencer Baumgartner, 22, Friday someone stole the $2,200 Sick Hiker Rescued rested and booked into jail after Chehalis, was cited for failure to Not Dynamite allegedly assaulting her mother in cash she had stashed under • Volunteers with the search wear a motorcycle helmet and • Police responded to a resi- her mattress on the 600 block of by kicking her on the 100 block no motorcycle endorsement af- and rescue team assisted a hiker of Virginia Drive at about 4 p.m. dence on the 300 block of Pleas- Centralia—Alpha Road. ter he lost control of his motor- ant View Avenue at 3:45 p.m. from Oregon who abruptly got Sunday. cycle and crashed it on the 1000 sick while hiking near the Snow Aug. 4 after someone reported Collision block of Harrison Avenue at finding what appeared to be a Grass Flats in the Packwood area Assault about 5:30 p.m. Monday. stick of dynamite in a storage • A 23-year-old Chehalis this weekend. The 37-year-old • Brian C. Pendleton, 35, unit he had recently purchased. man was cited for wheels off the woman was hiking with three Centralia, was cited for assault Meth Pipe The item was found to be empty roadway after he reached for his other people when she got sick, had vertigo and could not stand after he allegedly grabbed an- • James A. Nix, 47, Centra- and was disposed of. cell phone on the floor of his other man by the neck on the Chevy Silverado and crashed up. The hikers were camped about lia, was arrested and booked 4 miles from the road. A volunteer 1100 block of Scammon Creek into jail for alleged possession of his truck into a ditch on the Road shortly before 11 p.m. Sun- methamphetamine after an of- CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT 400 block of Avery Road East at from the search and rescue team day. A 17-year-old boy who was ficer located a meth pipe on his Assault 12:30 p.m. Sunday. hiked out to them late Sunday and helped hydrate the sick hiker. The also involved in the assault was person shortly before midnight • Marissa L. Hagan, 21, Cheh- arrested and booked into jail. on South Tower Avenue near the Residential Burglary following morning, they were able alis, was arrested and booked into to hike back to the road. viaduct in Centralia. jail for suspicion of fourth-degree • Someone burglarized a res- Damaged Door assault after a dispute on the 300 idence on the 400 block of Hart Theft • Kaylie J. Longmire, 19, MORTON POLICE DEPARTMENT block of Northwest Chehalis Av- Road outside of Winlock on Chehalis, was cited and released DUI enue at about midnight Saturday. Thursday or Friday and stolen • Deputies took a theft report for allegedly damaging a door at about $1,700 worth of tools. The on the 200 block of Winter Road a motel on the 1200 block of Al- • Morton police arrested Mi- Theft investigation is ongoing. near Winlock at about 4 p.m. on der Street at 3:33 p.m. Saturday. chael G. Tonkin, 19, Eatonville, Thursday. A pressure washer, air for suspicion of driving under • Police took a report of a theft compressor, gas, a cooler, tools Stolen and Recovered Trailer Recovered Firearm the influence after they pulled from a vendor on the 2100 block and other items, valued at about him over because numerous of North National Avenue at 9 • A 55-year-old Elma man $1,000, were reportedly taken. • Police recovered a firearm people sitting on the back of his a.m. Friday. The theft reportedly that had been reportedly stolen flatbed truck had their legs dan- occurred the previous night after out of Everett during a traffic gling off of it at about 8:45 p.m. the stall was closed for the day. In Remembrance stop on Cherry Street and Tower Saturday. Avenue at 4:40 p.m. Saturday. JOHN H. ROSS LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Camping Problems Felony Assault Antonio, Texas; and brother-in- Meth law, Edward (Lorrie) of Illinois. • Police responded to mul- • Jagwinder Singh, 36, Van- • Lisa M. Cahoon, 38, Kelso, tiple complaints about noisy John graduated from was arrested and booked into couver, Washington was arrested Northern Illinois University campers at Gust Backstrom Parkand booked into jail after he al- jail for suspected possession of shortly before 1 a.m. Sunday. with a BA degree in geology, methamphetamine at the inter- legedly strangled a woman he was working as an Engineering The rowdy campers were con- dating on the 2900 block of Jack- section of Main Street and Yew tacted and told to quiet down. Geologist for Harza Engineering Street at 9 p.m. Saturday. son Highway at 10 p.m. Sunday. • A 1998 Subaru Legacy was He also allegedly hit her in the face and Bechtel International, reported stolen from Gust Back- and choked her with both hands. traveling to many foreign Animal Cruelty strom Park while the owner was She told police she thought he was countries. His joys in life were • Vatsana Phaisan, 40, Taco- sleeping. The theft was reported going to kill her. She tried to flee going to Scottish games and his ma, was cited for animal cruelty at 2 p.m. Saturday and the total the scene and he allegedly pushed Schipperke and Havanese dogs. after he allegedly left his dog in a loss is about $5,000. her to the ground and smashed He held many different ofices vehicle parked on the 100 block • Officers responded to a noise her phone so she could not call with the Schipperke Club of of West High Street for more complaint about loud campers at 911. He then drove to Vancouver America and also Cascade John H. Ross, 75, died Schipperke Club. Death Notices Washington’s Monday Games Corrections peacefully on July 26, 2014 at A memorial service will Powerball: Providence Centralia Hospital be held Aug. 22, 2014 at 2:00 • NORMAN RICHARD MONTGOMERY, 90, Teni- Next jackpot: $40. million A story in Southwest Wash- surrounded with caring Hospice p.m. at St. Timothy Episcopal no, formerly of Centralia, died Thursday, Mega Millions: ington Fair guide, published family and his wife, Bobbi. He Church, 1826 SW Snively Ave, Aug. 7, at Providence St. Peter Hospital, Thursday, Aug. 7, titled “Bull Chehalis, WA 98532. Lacey. A memorial service will be at 10 Next jackpot: $128 million was born to John and Billie Ross Lotto: 03-24-41-43-44-45 Riding Returns to Fair for Sec- in Wheeling, Mo. Memorials may be made to a.m. Saturday, Aug. 23, at the Skookum- ond Year,” incorrectly identified chuck Grange, 5345 184th St. SE, Tenino. 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Prosecutors in Kitsap County lived. Searchers found a small The teen's residence is two filed court documents Mon- wood pallet over the body, and homes away from the access to day saying they had sufficient This undated ile photo provided by the FBI shows Jenise Wright. Authorities say a also located a nylon duffel bag on a wooded trail leading to where evidence to hold Gabriel Gaeta 17-year-old has been arrested in the death and sexual assault of Wright, a 6-year- top of the pallet. the body was found, according on first-degree murder with ag- old girl whose body was found near the mobile home park she vanished from last They earlier discovered Jen- to the court document. gravating circumstances, felony weekend. ise's underwear and shorts about A growing memorial at the murder and first-degree rape of 15 to 20 feet from where her body entrance to the neighborhood a child. was found. includes silver balloons, stuffed Judge Kevin Hull set bail at court date was set for Aug. 28. Court documents released Authorities say forensic evi- animals, lit candles and flowers. $1 million. Hull also granted A message left with Gaeta's Monday lay out grisly details dence analyzed by the Wash- Officials have said there were prosecutors' request for a mental- lawyer Monday afternoon was into the death of Jenise, who was ington state crime lab linked the no signs of forced entry at Jen- health evaluation for Gaeta. not immediately returned. last seen when she went to bed clothing to the teen's DNA. Dur- ise's home and no indication she Prosecutors said they want The parents of Jenise Wright Aug. 2. Her body was discovered ing the investigation, the sher- was taken from her room. that competency evaluation be- sat in the second row in the Thursday in a muddy bog near iff's office collected DNA cheek Hundreds of people, includ- fore filing charges against the courtroom. her home. swabs from dozens of nearby ing officers from 15 law enforce- teen. They are pursuing the case James Wright, Jenise's fa- The girl was strangled, sexu- residents, including Gaeta. ment agencies, searched for the in Kitsap County Superior Court, ther, told The Seattle Times the ally assaulted and had blunt-force Detectives interviewed the girl and went door to door at the where Gaeta is expected to be suspect was a close friend of trauma to the head resulting in teen Saturday, during which mobile home park on the west tried as an adult. the family and had visited their multiple skull fractures, according time he "clearly nodded yes" side of Puget Sound, across from The teen arrived in court home many times. to the probable-cause statement when they asked whether he was Seattle. They also pulled surveil- with a black jacket over his head. "It's devastating, and it's go- signed by a Kitsap County detec- the only one involved, according lance video from nearby busi- He spoke softly as he answered ing to be hard to forgive," James tive. It appeared that her body was to court documents. nesses and checked in with sex the judge's question. His next Wright told the newspaper. moved between a half-hour and Authorities then served a offenders in the county. Officials Say Otter That Attacked Swimmers Near Seattle Is Dead SEATTLE (AP) — Authori- When wildlife officials ties have tracked and killed the "hazed" female otters in the area, otter that attacked a boy and his however, the animals left the grandmother as they were swim- popular recreational area. ming in a river near Seattle, state "This very large male could wildlife officials said Monday. not be persuaded," Myers said. Federal officials shot the The otter that was shot Sun- male otter near the place on day afternoon with a .22-caliber the Pilchuck River where the pistol with a silencer was at least attack took place at the end of 4 feet long, officials said. July, about 30 miles northeast of A necropsy was being con- Seattle, according to Capt. Alan ducted to find out if some dis- Myers of the Washington De- ease or injury may have contrib- partment of Fish and Wildlife's uted to his aggressive behavior. police force. Although the otter will need to Officials said they're nearly be tested for rabies, the disease is certain they got the right otter all but unheard of in otters, My- because of his unusually aggres- ers said. sive behavior. Otters are more The 8-year-old boy who was likely to avoid people than to attacked needed stiches for bites, attack them. The investigation and his grandmother was at risk aided by otter experts from the of losing an eye from the attack U.S. Department of Agriculture near Lake Connor Park, which Wildlife Services was originally is between Lake Stevens and focused on female otters, be- Machias. cause they suspected a mother Both have been released protecting her pups may have at- from the hospital, and Myers Mark Mulligan / The Herald tacked someone she perceived as said the last he heard they were Signs warn swimmers to stay out of the Pilchuck River east of Lake Stevens after an attack July 31 by an otter that sent an coming too close. recovering. 8-year-old boy and his grandmother to the hospital. Northwest News in Brief

The state also is asking peo- Jones of the Benton County sher- The Seattle Times reports tify the artist. Taxable Retail Sales ple who work outdoors to curtail iff’s office said, without elaborat- that officials believed they had The Skagit Valley Herald re- in Washington activity that could spark a fire, ing on the circumstances of the to act immediately following that ported the mural was displayed such as logging, land clearing killings. He would not say if the ruling. According to governor’s over the weekend at the Skagit up 5 Percent and highway maintenance. deaths were related to drugs or office, the ruling does not take County Fair in Mount Vernon. OLYMPIA (AP) — The state gang activity. effect for 20 days. Fair organizer Brian Adams Department of Revenue says “We have one or more sus- That still leaves little for estimates the mural was painted taxable retail sales increased ‘Devil’ Made Mom pects running around. They’re health officials to find treatment in the 1940s. He says it appears nearly 5 percent in the first three Throw Baby Over obviously a danger to law en- alternatives for patients who to be in the style of social realism months of the year to more than forcement,” he said, adding that otherwise might have been held popular before World War II. $27 billion. Spokane Fence the office was not ready to re- in an emergency room or hospi- The department said Monday SPOKANE (AP) — A lease details about the homicide tal when a psychiatric bed is not there was an increase of about 19 25-year-old woman accused of investigation. available. Suspect Gets Away percent in e-commerce and mail throwing her 1-year-old son over A farmworker found two of After Allegedly order sales. Auto sales, home a fence in Spokane told a witness, the bodies about 6 a.m. Saturday, Woman Attacked furnishings and construction “The devil made me do it.” and deputies who arrived soon Injuring Fife Officer were all up more than 6 percent, Court papers filed Monday afterward discovered the third at Party for Too- FIFE (AP) — Police are look- compared to the same period last in Spokane say witnesses saw body. Short Shorts ing at the driver of an SUV who year. Destiny Ahenakew swing her David Perez Saucedo, 23, and dragged an officer who tried to Taxable retail sales were up son twice Saturday before toss- Victoria Torres, 19, were found EVERETT (AP) — Prosecu- arrest him at a Fife truck stop nearly 8 percent in Seattle and ing him over the fence above the dead near a cornfield in Benton tors say a 25-year-old Washing- and then fired at officers chasing about 10 percent in Bellevue and Spokane River. He fell about 50 County. The third victim, Abi- ton state woman attacked anoth- him on Interstate 5. er woman at a barbecue because Vancouver. Taxable retail sales feet and was stopped by a tree. gail Torres, 23, was not related KOMO reported the officer she thought her shorts were too were up about 5 percent in Spo- He was picked up by a witness. to Virginia Torres. Their home- fired as he was being dragged kane. KREM reported he was treat- towns have not been released. short. Papers filed in Snohomish but missed. The officer was Tax revenues support schools, ed at a hospital and released by The medical examiner’s of- treated for cuts and scratches at social services, public safety and Monday. He’s now in the custody fice worked on autopsies Monday. County Superior Court say the woman attending the June 22 a hospital. other government services in of state Child Protective Services. “We have made significant The incident began about Washington. Ahenakew had approached progress,” Jones said of the in- party confronted the other wom- an, telling her that her shorts 1 a.m. Monday with an armed a man working at a home and vestigation. “We’re still actively robbery in Fife. asked him for water. After he working the case.” were too short. Several minutes Even Campfires later the suspect attacked the vic- David Woods of Fife po- gave her water he says he saw her lice said the officer found the at Washington throw the boy in the air. tim, knocking her to the ground. Inslee Sets Aug. 27 The Daily Herald reported suspect vehicle at Love’s Travel Police arrested her for inves- Stop where there was a violent Campgrounds Banned tigation of child assault. Deadline to Comply the victim suffered broken facial bones and bleeding in the left struggle. OLYMPIA (AP) — Due to The man with a woman the extreme fire danger across With High Court Ruling eye. The suspect is charged with Authorities Search felony assault. passenger fled on Interstate 5. nearly all of Washington from OLYMPIA (AP) — Gov. Jay Woods says officers saw muzzle hot, dry weather, the state has ex- for Suspects in Inslee’s office has told health of- flashes, but no officers were hit panded its ban on outdoor fires. ficials they have until Aug. 27 Old ‘Tarp’ in Skagit Barn by the gunfire. The state Department of Natu- Triple Slaying to comply with a state Supreme Officers lost sight of the flee- ral Resources said Monday the ban FINLEY (AP) — Investiga- Court’s decision to ban the ware- Turns Out to Be Mural ing SUV in Tacoma. now includes campfires at camp- tors said Monday that they were housing of psychiatric patients in MOUNT VERNON (AP) grounds. A burn ban has been in searching for those responsible emergency rooms. — A Skagit County family kept effect but the use of approved fire for the deaths of three people The high court unanimously what they thought was an old pits was allowed until now. found on a farm in south-cen- ruled Thursday that people with tarp in a barn for decades. But, Spokeswoman Janet Pearce tral Washington over the week- suspected mental health prob- when Tony Breckenridge recent- SirenS says the ban now means “no end but that residents should lems cannot be “warehoused” in ly pulled the tarp out of the box flame at all” on state-protected not worry about their safety. emergency rooms and hospitals to go camping he discovered it lands. The ban will run through The slayings were not the when certified mental health fa- was a mural. They can’t read the September. work of a serial killer, Lt. Chuck cilities already are full. signature and are trying to iden- chronline.com Main 14 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014 NORTHWEST / CALENDAR Barmageddon: Law Students Sue When Software Fails PORTLAND (AP) — Law not the best crowd to tick off. They're also seeking class action The company said in a state- nately, (recent) upgrades, made students taking the bar exam They sued. And they sued. status and looking for other stu- ment that it believes the prob- in an attempt to improve the have it tough: Three years hitting And they sued. dents harmed by the failed test. lems were caused by a software exam taker experience, played a the books. Hundreds of thou- "On the long list of things The company, through a pub- configuration issue. The issues role in the post-exam processing sands of dollars in tuition. And about which exam takers should lic relations agency, declined to were exacerbated by the number delay that some bar exam takers all of it, potentially wasted with a be worried, wondering whether comment on the litigation. of students using the servers, but experienced on July 29, despite few failed attempts at the dread- they will be able to turn in their No one yet knows whether a not caused by them. system field performance review ed state-administered test. exams for grading should be at student failed the bar because "We can confirm that this was and ongoing monitoring." So in late July, with one day the very bottom," according to a of the upload errors. One San not simply a matter of the large The company declined to say of the grueling session behind lawsuit filed in Washington state. Francisco plaintiff said she was volume associated with the July how many students it expected them, thousands of law students "It is hard to imagine anything still suffering because she hadn't 2014 exam," according to a state- to take the test, how many stu- were surprised to find that they more basic in an exam than be- gotten a clear answer by the time ment released by ExamSoft mar- dents it was capable of handling couldn't upload their answers us- ing able to turn it in for grading." she sued on Aug. 8. The crux of keting vice president Ken Knotts and how many students it served. ing the software they purchased In Northern California, East- the argument is that ExamSoft in response to questions from The company also would not dis- from Florida-based ExamSoft ern Washington and Illinois, should have seen the problems The Associated Press. "In fact, cuss whether it conducted any Worldwide Inc. students burned by the botched coming — a tidal wave of test- we have handled greater volumes dry-runs before the exam, and Third-year law students with test claimed direct harm and takers operating on new software of exam uploads in the past. " if it did, what the results of those mountains of debt were perhaps damage to their future earnings. — and did nothing to solve them. He continued: "Unfortu- tests showed.

Northwest ‘Maid in the Shade’ in Olympia Storms Complicate Fire Fights GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) — Triple-digit heat and lightning have made firefighters' jobs even more difficult across the North- west, where two dozen large wildfires are already burning. Roughly 1,500 lightning strikes started nearly 20 new wildfires by Monday evening in central Oregon, the Central Ore- gon Interagency Dispatch Center said. Those fires remained small and were being managed by local fire crews, the center said. Thunderstorms across Ore- gon, Washington and Idaho were expected through late Tuesday. On Monday, temperatures hit 107 degrees in the Columbia River Gorge at The Dalles, Or- egon. Highs of 103 were reported in Warm Springs, Oregon, with 102 at Kelso in southwest Wash- ington. In Eastern Washington, Davenport, west of Spokane, reg- istered 104 degrees. Thunderstorms made their way through central and north-

east Oregon and into south- Steve Bloom / The Olympian east Washington, the National Commemorative Air Force pilot Spike McLane talks to members of the Olympia Flight Museum ground crew after landing the World War II-era B-25 Mitchell Weather Service said. Lightning bomber “Maid in the Shade” at the Olympia Regional Airport Monday. It is forever remembered as the type of bomber used in the famous “Doolittle Raid” against was also reported Monday night Tokyo in April 1942, ive months after the attack on Pearl Harbor by Japanese forces. The B-25 will be at the Olympia Flight Museum through Aug. 18, and will be over large areas of Western ofering tours and rides to the public. Washington and in the Wash- ington Cascades. Several smaller wildfires were burning in Western Washington. With hot dry weather raising News in Brief fire danger to a new high, the Record Washington March at a mandatory student Aug. 5. It specifically mentions Pond, a Columbia River cove in Washington Department of Nat- assembly. Oklahoma City and the Confed- East Wenatchee. ural Resources banned all out- Apple Harvest Expected Superintendent Deb Clemens erated Tribes of Colville Reserva- He was found by fire depart- door burning on state-protected WENATCHEE (AP) — The says training is underway to pre- tion and says federal funding is ment divers but could not be re- lands, including campfires and vent such mistakes in the future. available on a cost-sharing basis Washington apple industry is ex- vived and died early Sunday at charcoal in campgrounds. The Spokesman-Review re- for hazard mitigation in all areas pecting a record harvest. Central Washington Hospital. Still, fire officials said prog- ported Gary Horton, a former within the state. ress was being made in most Officials say the apples Army Ranger, referred to chil- The Federal Emergency Man- of the wildfires that have been should fill 140 million 40-pound dren as lambs, himself as the agement Agency is surveying Police: Child Assaulted burning across the Northwest for boxes. sheepdog and the Lord as his damage and may designate more in Seattle Home the past month. The Capital Press reported shepherd. counties for assistance. In northeastern Washing- that would be an 8 percent in- Horton also spoke to students SEATTLE (AP) — Seattle po- ton, more firefighters have ar- crease over the record crop in last year in Othello and Warden. lice are investigating a family’s rived at the Devil's Elbow Fire 2012. Teen Drowns in report that a man sexually as- Complex on the Colville Indian The forecast is based on esti- Columbia River at saulted a young girl at gunpoint Reservation, fire spokeswoman mates from growers, packers and Obama Signs Disaster inside their home. Karen Ripley said. Crews worked marketers. Declaration for East Wenatchee Detective Patrick Michaud Monday to extend containment says the family called 911 early lines in advance of the impend- EAST WENATCHEE (AP) — Washington Monday morning to say a man ing thunderstorms. A new fire Cheney School District Police say a Wenatchee, 18-year- start in the area was stopped at SEATTLE (AP) — The White old who couldn’t swim waded entered their home in the Rain- 30 acres, she said. In all, that fire Regrets Religious House says President Barack into water over his head and ier Beach neighborhood, sexu- complex has burned across more Assembly Obama signed a disaster declara- drowned. ally assaulted their 10-year-old than 30 square miles and is just tion today for Washington. The Wenatchee World re- daughter at gunpoint, then fled 4 percent contained. Residents of CHENEY (AP) — Cheney It orders federal aid to sup- ported Eduardo Felipe-Escalan- with several items. more than 30 homes have been School District officials have plement state, tribal, and local te was with friends who also Police searched but were un- told to leave. apologized for allowing a reli- recovery efforts in the areas af- couldn’t swim when he stumbled able to find the suspect. gious missionary to speak last fected by wildfires from July 9 to Saturday afternoon at Porter’s

the loss of a loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., large blue gate on the right. train, excursion to Ruth, 5 p.m., adults Events p.m., Morton Community Methodist Heritage Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 As always, there will be free $17, seniors $16, children 4-15 $14, chil- Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) Sussex Ave. E., Tenino, (360) 480-0592, Santa Lucia coffee and a selec- dren 3 and under free, 101 Sylvenus St., Continued from page Main 2 330-2640 [email protected] Chehalis, (360) 748-9593, www.steam- Parkinson’s Disease Support Group Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., tion of homemade cookies pro- trainride.com Libraries (Chehalis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, Dayspring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson vided by the Friends of the Semi- Regular excursion steam train ride Kirkland Road, Chehalis, go to left and Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 nary Hill Natural Area. and museum tour, Mt. Rainier Scenic LabARTory: Paper Airplanes, for all enter at rear of church, (360) 740-5556 The Seminary Hill Natu- Railroad, 10 a.m. , 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 ages, all day, Tenino Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 ral Area encompasss more than p.m., barbecue upgrade available on 3:30 Banjo Train, Elbe-Mineral, (360) 492- Library Movie Matinee: Oz the p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1209 Saturday, Aug. 16 70 acres of forested hillside Great and Powerful, for all ages, 2 p.m., N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) 5588, reservations (888) STEAM11 Centralia 736-9268 and 2.5 miles of walking trails. Local Elk Ecology, Barbara Moeller, Geology Walk Saturday Owned by the city of Centralia, 7 p.m., White Pass Country Museum, it is maintained by the volunteer 12990 U.S. Highway 12, Packwoode Organizations Friday, Aug. 15 at Seminary Hill Will members of the Friends of the Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Tenino Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Southwest Washington Fair, Che- Conclude Season’s Seminary Hill Natural Area. Bucoda Oddfellows Community Center, To learn more, email GoS- Tenino Elementary School, 301 Old High- 202 S. Main, Bucoda, (360) 273-9724 halis (details available elsewhere in The way 99, Tenino, (360) 515-0501, market@ Chronicle) Activities [email protected] or visit United Women in Business, 5:30 teninofarmersmarket.org, www.tenino- p.m., Kit Carson banquet room, Chehalis, Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Geologist Jim Ward and his www.facebook.com/Seminary- farmersmarket.org (360) 388-5252 Band, 7-9:30 p.m., Twin Cities Senior Cen- wife, Patty, will dig down into Hill or www.twitter.com/gos- Whiskey & Roses, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scat- ter, $5, (360) 262-3041 Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, the rocky history of Seminary eminaryhill. ter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Lewis County Farmers Market, 10 273-2000, ext. 301 a.m.-3 p.m., corner of Pearl and Maple Hill and the valleys nearby — in- Grand Ave., Centralia, (360) 485-2852 Southwest Washington Fair, Che- streets, Centralia, (360) 736-8977, dojo@ cluding downtown Centralia — halis (details available elsewhere in The Mary Lacy Chapter, Daughters of the compprime.com at 10 a.m. Saturday during this American Revolution, 10 a.m., St. John’s Chronicle) Libraries Whiskey & Roses, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scat- Lutheran Church, 2190 Jackson High- year’s final free guided nature ac- Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank Folk Music and Poetry at the Park, ter Creek Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) way, Chehalis, September-May, (360) tivity at the Seminary Hill Natu- Packwood, canceled 273-2000, ext. 301 and Exchange, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First 740-5899 ral Area. Christian Church, 111 NW Prindle St., Regular excursion steam train ride S.T.O.P. and Swim, 7 p.m., P.J.’s Pizza (360) 269-0587 or (360) 748-3702 and museum tour, Mt. Rainier Scenic This popular annual event game room, 1232 Alder St., Centralia, Organizations Railroad, 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., bar- takes place near the top of Semi- Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach (360) 388-0102 or memorialpool@ymail. becue upgrade available on 3:30 train, nary Hill, overlooking Centralia trains, excursion to Milburn, 1 and 3 p.m., 20th Legislative District Democrats, com adults $14, seniors $13, children 4-15 $11, Elbe-Mineral, (360) 492-5588, reserva- from the west. For this walk- 10 a.m., Country House Restaurant, tions (888) STEAM11 3 and under free, 1101 Sylvenus St., Che- Toledo and-talk, follow Seminary Hill halis, (360) 748-9593, www.steamtrain- Historic Fox Theatre Restorations, Support Groups Road past the armory, then past ride.com meeting of volunteers, 10 a.m., Santa Lu- “Up From Grief,” for those grieving Support Groups Saxon and Baker streets to the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach cia Coffee, Centralia The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014 • Main 15

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United Way Honor Voice of the People Alta Smith Receives Women of Excellence Award By Debbie Campbell Chronicle readers share their thoughts everyday executive director, United Way of Lewis County through social media, including Facebook, Twitter and the comment section of Chronline.com. Here are some of Congratulations to Rev. Alta Smith. She was the recent highlights of conversation. the recipient of the second annual United Way of Lewis County Women of Excellence Award, pre- Readers react after death of former Adna teacher John sented by Re:Design. Nicholas “Nick” Pearce: The award was given Aug. 5 at the United Way Power of the Purse event at Riverside Golf Club, Chehalis. Smith was chosen and recognized for her hu- Amber Gerard: He was such a treasure to manitarian efforts and strong leadership skills in our school! I don’t think there was a student mobilizing women to make lasting community that didn’t love him. Outside of his own class- change. room responsibilities, he was always helping She personifies grace, promise and possibility us students with any projects, posters or hare- in mobilizing others. She truly is an influential brained ideas we came up with. He will always leader, and is inspiring and has shown hard work be loved and missed! and dedication that is exemplary. She is a role model for what women can accomplish when they work together. Smith supports the work of United Way of Misty Bowerman: Mr. Pearce, you made Lewis County and leads the focus of when the such an impact on me and I never let you know most critical needs of the community are met. A and I’m sorry for that. May you rest in peace better life for all is created. now. God bless you for having such an impact Smith has a very strong center, knows for her- Alta Smith on so many students. More teachers need to self what is right. She lives her life according to that be like you. I’m sorry I can’t attend your funeral. center — she would say her faith — and the world into ministry. is a better place as a result. She has served Bonney Lake United Method- She started as a home economics teacher in Ta- ist and Centralia United Methodist Church, and coma, and spent a couple of decades fulfilling du- Readers react after news that the Yard Bird is again falling served 13 years on the United Way of Lewis Coun- ties as an officer’s wife in the military. into disrepair: ty Board of Directors. She re-entered the workforce in 1981 as a spe- cial education teacher. She got her first master’s In addition, she was a volunteer fire chaplain degree during the 1980s in education from Port- and Sunday school teacher. She currently volun- Wanda Osborne Blankenship: This goes land State University. teers for the Community Mediation Center of to show that cheap is not necessarily the way Smith worked for the Evergreen School District Lewis County. to go! You should be able to make the com- in Vancouver, Washington, until leaving for Iliff She loves baseball, travel, family and her hus- pany that said the product would last 20 years Seminary. She graduated with a master in divinity band, not in that order. She married her husband, make good on its promise. in 1993. Smith served on the Board of Ordained Snoopy, in 1961 in Tacoma, and has two daughters, Ministry for much of her career as a minister, help- Stacy and Kelly, and four grandkids, Chris, Lydia, ing to guide, coach, mentor and select those going Gracie and Samantha. Dale Marker: Hold people responsible. Volunteering Talk with the company that stated the prom- Host an Exchange ise. If they don’t talk then if they are a franchise Looking for local volunteer contact the head company and let them know. opportunities that align with Student Today! If it is not pursued then it will continue. your interests? (for 3, 5 or 10 months) Visit www.volunteerlewis.org Make a lifelong today and make an impact on friend from abroad. the issues you are most passion- Enrich your family with ate about. another culture. Now you Amy Davidson: Oh no, such a shame since can host a high school it was voted Washington’s favorite roadside at- exchange student (girl or traction. Maybe a fundraiser is in order. Save Volunteer Opportunities boy) from France, Germany, Scandinavia, Spain, big bird! • Help out at the New Life Australia, Japan, Brazil, Italy Thrift stores! Reliable Enter- Camilla from Italy, 16 yrs. or other countries. Single Daniel from Denmark, 17 yrs. Enjoys dancing, playing the piano parents, as well as couples Loves skiing, playing soccer and prises needs help cleaning, sort- and swimming. Camilla looks with or without children, watching American movies. Daniel ing, and organizing the donation forward to cooking with her may host. Contact us ASAP hopes to learn to play football and American host family. for more information or to live as a real American. Chronline Comments area at the stores. select your student. • Can you do some lifting? The following comments were submitted by Volunteer Chore Services is looking for people to help senior readers of www.chronline.com. All stories are avail- Amy at 1-800-733-2773 (Toll Free) www.assehosts.com or email [email protected]. citizens move.

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USer NaMe: National “The reason we are addressing this today is if we get the law shoved in our face that we have to allow the production of marijuana in Lewis County, we have a plan to actually suf- fice whatever is shoved at us,” Planning Commissioner Bob STOCK UP Guenther said. Well, Bob, legalized marijuana been state law for a while now (and voters approved it nearly 20 months ago) so I don’t think “shove” is the proper word because it’s not like you never saw this coming. You should already have a plan FOR BACK in place. Where have you been?

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Minor League Babe Ruth 15s Roundup Mitch Gueller Makes NYPL CHAMPIONSHIP HEARTBREAK All-Star Game By The Chronicle Mitch Gueller has been se- lected to play in the New York- Penn League All-Star Game. The 6-foot-3 right-handed pitcher will suit up for the South Team, in an exhibition contest against the North Team set for Aug. 19 at Brooklyn’s MCU Park on Coney Island. Mitch Gueller He’ll be one of NYPL All-Star 10 pitchers on the South roster for the Class A Short Season cir- cuit’s all-star festivities. Gueller, a 2012 W.F. West High School graduate, was se- lected by the Philadelphia Phil- lies with the 54th pick of the 2012 Major League Baseball draft. He’s currently 5-3 with a 3.68 ERA in 10 starts this season, Courtesy Photo pitching for the Williamsport Twin Cities’ Austin Emery breaks for irst base after putting the ball in play during the Babe Ruth 15-Year-Old Paciic Northwest Regional championship game Sunday Crosscutters. He’s struck out 25 in Baker City, Ore. Woodinville defeated Twin Cities 18-14 for the regional championship and a trip to the Babe Ruth World Series. batters in 51.1 innings of work, and will be joined by team- mates Derek Campbell, Jiandido Tromp and David Whitehead. Twin Cities Falls in Babe Ruth Championship Game Slugfest By The Chronicle coaches and parents.” to get out of it and only allow a 10-run rally in the bottom of ANDREW PULLIN, a 2012 Cen- Twin Cities had defeated them to tie,” Thomas said. the frame and the slugfest be- tralia High School graduate, is BAKER CITY, Ore. — For KWRL by a large margin in the Twin Cities bounced back gan. hitting .275 for the Phillies’ Class the second year in a row, Twin Cities showed brilliance but fell state championship game just with a leadoff double by Nole “One of those things with A affiliate Lakewood (N.J.) Blue- a few weeks ago, but needed Wasson — who would finished Claws. The second baseman has in the Babe Ruth Pacific North- long tournaments is pitchers some seventh-inning heroics the game 2 for 3 — followed played 113 games for the Blue- west Regional championship and kids wear down,” Thomas to down them in the semifi- by a Peter sac fly, then an Em- Claws, with eight home runs game. After said. “It doesn’t matter whether nals, 5-4. Austin Emery drove ery groundball that KWRL and 52 RBIs, and went 3 for 5 the Centralia they’ve thrown a lot of pitches in the walk-off run after KWRL couldn’t handle defensively. with three doubles in a 6-3 loss and Chehalis or not. You have the heat and scored 3 runs in the top of the That exciting win for Twin to Delmarva on Sunday. His .275 15s disposed them staying in a hotel for six average is the second-highest on of KWRL seventh to tie things up. Cities matched them up in the days. Kids were just worn down the team, while he leads the team 5-4 in the “That’s a credit to KWRL championship game against on both sides.” in runs scored (63) and he’s third semifinal kids for continuing to get better Woodinville, a team that had Twin Cities cut it to 10-8 on the BlueClaws in RBIs and game here on and they were a very formidable beaten them 2-1 in pool play. before going on a 6-run rally in foe for us,” Thomas said. The second time around was home runs. Sunday, they fell to Woodinville the top of the fourth for a 14-10 18-14 in the regional champion- Twin Cities built a 4-1 lead considerably higher scoring, lead. Then Woodinville struck ship game. through six innings after RBIs but Woodinville again proved BROCK PETERSON, a 2002 W.F. again with an 8-run rally in the West High School graduate, went “In both years we’ve played by Tyler Pallas in the third and to be the victor, 18-14. teams from the Portland and Christian Peters in the fourth “We told the kids that this bottom of the fifth and that’s 2 for 4 on Sunday for the Albu- how things would stay. querque Isotopes in a 7-5 loss to greater King County area in the to go along with a 2-run rally had the feeling of a football regional championship game,” in the sixth. KWRL answered game and we were going to Jacob Cleary was 5 for 5 the Las Vegas 51s. Since being while Tyler Pallas, Drew For- traded from the Washington Na- Twin Cities assistant coach back with 3 runs in the top of score touchdowns and hold Chris Thomas said. “That’s a the seventh, putting the pres- them to field goals,” Thomas gione, Tysen Paul and Joel Aliff tionals’ Triple-A affiliate Syra- each had three hits. Nole Wol- cuse Chiefs last month, Peterson pretty big population area for sure on the Mint and Hub City said. “It almost worked out that lan and Christian Peters had has hit .369 in 35 games for the our kids to go up against but boys. way.” Los Angeles Dodgers’ Triple-A they’ve worked hard. Mark “Our pitchers did a great Twin Cities pounded out two hits apiece. affiliate Isotopes, with 28 RBIs Roberts has been with this team job [Tysen Paul, Jacob Cleary 20 hits but had just two bad in- Twin Cities left 14 baserun- and six home runs. Peterson has for three years and Andy For- and Peters], we had a couple of nings in the loss. After Twin ners on, while walking seven a career .273 batting average in gione for the past two. So it’s errors when they scored their Cities went up 7-0 in the top of batters, hitting four and com- 12 minor league seasons. been a good group of players, three runs but we were able the second, Woodinville had mitting four errors. ROBERT PEHL, a 2011 W.F. West MLB High School graduate, is current- ly hitting .366 for the Idaho Falls Chukars in the rookie Pioneer League. Pehl, drafted in the 11th Mariners Thunder Past Toronto 11-1 in Series Opener round by the Kansas City Royals SEATTLE (AP) — For all 96 pitches to get through seven after his junior season with the that Felix Hernandez has done and his only mistake was Jose University of Washington, has 34 in his career, pitching mean- Bautista’s solo home run in the RBIs in 44 games with two home ingful games in the final two fourth. runs and 13 doubles. months of the season has been And he did it before a buzz- a rarity. ing crowd of 41,168 as Seattle ERIK FORGIONE, a 2011 W.F. West With Seattle in the thick remained one game back in the High School graduate, went 2 for of the wild-card chase in the chase for the second wild-card 4 for the Jamestown Jammers in American spot. a 10-4 loss to the Aberdeen Iron- League, Her- “That was unreal. That was birds on Sunday. Forgione, this nandez got the pretty good,” Hernandez said. season’s Pac-12 Defensive Player Mariners most “We’re fighting. We’re going to of the Year at shortstop for the anticipated continue to fight and do the University of Washington, was home series little things.” drafted by Pittsburgh in the 25th since 2007 off And for a change, Hernan- round of the 2014 MLB Draft, is to an electric SEATTLE 11 dez wasn’t left wondering if Se- hitting .217 in 31 games for the start on Mon- TORONTO 1 attle would score enough. Jammers in the Class A Short Sea- day night. Cano ignited a seven-run son New York-Penn League. Hernandez allowed one run sixth inning with his 10th hom- in seven strong innings, ex- er of the season for a 3-1 lead. ALEX PHILLIPS, a 2008 Teni- tending his major league record That was just the start. no High School graduate who streak, and Robinson Cano Mike Zunino followed with an pitched at Lower Columbia Col- provided a jolt of run support RBI triple and an RBI double lege and the University of Ken- as Seattle romped to an 11-1 by Endy Chavez ended the tucky, is currently 3-6 for the win over the Toronto Blue Jays. night for Toronto starter Drew Traverse City Beach Bums in the Hernandez twirled another Hutchison (8-10). independent Frontier League. gem, making his 16th straight Seattle’s biggest inning since Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press Phillips, a 6-foot-4 left-hander, start of at least seven innings an eight-run outburst May 3 Seattle Mariners’ Robinson Cano (22) celebrates with Kyle Seager, center, after has a 3.90 earned-run average while allowing two earned runs Cano hit a solo home run against the Toronto Blue Jays in the sixth inning of a with 28 strikeouts in 57.2 in- or less. Hernandez needed just baseball game Monday in Seattle. nings of work. please see MARINERS, page S3

Canadian Pride The Final Word A fan displays a Canadian lag in Hope Solo Trial Date Set in Assault Case the middle of the KIRKLAND, Wash. (AP) — A No- counts of fourth-degree domestic vio- TV’s Best Bet special “King’s vember trial has been set for U.S. women’s lence. Major League Baseball Court” cheering section for Seattle goalkeeper Hope Solo, who is accused KOMO-TV reports her lawyer has Toronto at Seattle Mariners starting of assaulting her sister and 17-year-old filed a motion to dismiss the case. Her 7:10 p.m. pitcher Felix nephew in June. lawyer has said Solo was a victim in the ROOT Hernandez during Solo, who also plays with the Seattle altercation. his team’s matchup Reign of the National Women’s Soccer A Nov. 4 trial means Solo won’t miss against Toronto on League, appeared in court in Kirkland, time with the Reign or October’s CON- Monday in Seattle. Washington, on Monday. CACAF qualifying tournament for the Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press In June, she pleaded not guilty to two 2015 World Cup in Canada. Sports 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014 SPORTS

College Football Petersen Era Set to Begin at Washington By Tim Booth The Associated Press SEATTLE — Chris Petersen was finally persuaded by his gut. For years, Petersen was per- fectly content. Yet something about Washington — the facili- ties, the setting, the conference, the history — all combined to fi- nally give Petersen the feeling he needed to make a move. So gone was the comfort of being at Boise State. And accept- ed was the task of accelerating Washington's rise. "I felt it had to do with grow- ing and stretching myself a lit- tle bit, and the opportunity in Washington, being the special place that I thought," Petersen said. "But it's really hard to kind of tell you why." Whatever the underlying rea- son, Petersen's challenge is to try to put Washington back in con- tention for a Pac-12 Conference title. Steve Sarkisian rebuilt the The News Tribune foundation of the Huskies pro- Peter Haley / gram, inheriting a winless team In this Aug. 4 ile photo, Washington football coach Chris Petersen gestures during practice at Husky Stadium in Seattle. The former head coach at Boise State, Petersen and returning it to respectability. was inally persuaded by his gut. For years, Petersen was perfectly content. Yet something about Washington — the facilities, the setting, the conference, the history — Washington won nine games last all combined to inally give Petersen the feeling he needed to be challenged as a coach. So gone was the comfort of being at Boise State, and accepted was the task of season for the first time since escalating Washington’s rise. 2000, but remained stuck behind Oregon and Stanford in the Pac- tive starter for this season but he have the nod at cornerback op- "We should be pretty solid," last season. 12 North. was suspended from the team for posite Peters, with Brandon Bea- Thompson said. SOFT LANDING: Peters- Petersen's job is figuring out spring practice and is suspended ver and Trevor Walker at safe- RUN, RUN, RUN: Bishop en could not have asked for a a way to leap over the Cardinal for the opener because of his in- ties. Yet to be determined is how Sankey completed one of the much better schedule to get his and Ducks. volvement in an off-field incident. freshman Budda Baker could fit. greatest careers by a Washington Washington tenure started. Af- "We're behind. I've been say- That leaves Jeff Lindquist or Troy Baker was the top recruit landed running back when he rumbled ter opening in Hawaii, the Hus- ing that from the start," Petersen Williams to start against Hawaii. by Petersen in his first recruiting for a school-record 1,870 yards kies don't leave Seattle until the said. "We're the only new staff in Miles should eventually win the class with the Huskies. and 20 touchdowns last season. middle of October. They open the Pac-12, and because we came LINEBACKER U: The next leading rusher for the the home slate with FCS power in late, we put our guys behind. job, but the time he missed in the Thomp- spring puts him behind in his son has received the bulk of Huskies was Dwayne Washing- Eastern Washington and follow So every day, every practice and ton with 332 yards. Washington with home games against Illi- every meeting, it's just critical development learning Petersen's the notoriety after being an all- system. Pac-12 honorable mention selec- returns, along with Deontae nois, Georgia State and a Sept. we're all locked in." Cooper, but the running back to 27 showdown with Stanford that Here are five things to watch SECONDARY TO NONE: tion last season and a preseason watch could come from the de- could help determine the chal- with the Huskies: Marcus Peters looks like he could all-American choice by some fensive side as Thompson occa- lenger to Oregon in the Pac-12 QB QUANDARY: Petersen be the next Washington corner- publications. But Washington's sionally gets carries. Thompson North. If all goes to Washing- is known for his development back to become a first-round depth at the position goes be- ton's plan, the Huskies could be of the quarterbacks at Boise draft pick. He's coming off a yond Thompson. Travis Feeney could become this year's version State. That will be tested early sophomore season during which and John Timu both return, and of Myles Jack, who played on 6-0 when they travel to Eugene at Washington. The Huskies are he had five interceptions and was Hau'oli Kikaha will move from both sides of the ball for UCLA to face the Ducks on Oct. 18. one of two Pac-12 teams without second-team all-Pac-12. But the defensive end to outside line- a returning starting quarterback. rest of Washington's secondary backer as the Huskies take on 80% Off Cyler Miles was the presump- is new. Jermaine Kelly appears to more of a 3-4 look. Retail Prices Washington State Depending on Offense SPOKANE (AP) — Washing- He also caught a 350-pound AC Units Laminate ton State rode the arm of quar- sturgeon on the Snake River. terback Connor Halliday to its Five things to know about first bowl game in a decade last Washington State football: year, and Cougar fans can expect LEWISTON CALLING: For more of the same this season. the second year in a row, the "Clearly he's one of the best Cougars opened fall camp with quarterbacks in the entire na- a two-week stay at nearby Lewis- tion," coach Mike Leach said. ton, Idaho, about 30 miles south "You might be rooting for your of campus. Leach believes that guy, and I don't care what you holding training camp on the think. He's better than your guy road helps build team chemistry is." and unity. One way that happens Halliday, a senior, led the is by having players on different nation's fourth-best pass attack units room together. Starting As Low As last season. He set school single- ROLLING IN THE season records with 714 pass at- DOUGH: Taking the Cougars Damian Dovarganes / The Associated Press ¢ tempts, 449 completions, and to their first bowl game in a de- This July 23 ile photo, shows Washing- $149 59SF 4,597 passing yards. He tied the cade was good for the finances ton State quarterback Connor Halliday each school record with 34 touch- of the coaching staff. Leach got a posing for a photo at the 2014 Pac-12 down passes. big raise in his compensation for NCAA college football media days in Los Angeles. Washington State rode "Connor finally weighs more media work — from $100,000 to 6525 196th St. SW Rochester CH525504sd.jd than me, so that's good, too," $600,000 per year. That pushed the arm of quarterback Halliday to its irst bowl game in a decade last year, 360-273-6903 • 1-800-600-6903 Leach quipped about the slender his total compensation to $2.75 MON-SAT 8:00AM-7:00PM • SUN 9:00AM-5:30PM and Cougar fans can expect more of QB. million a year, in the upper tier *All Pictures for illustration pictures only The Cougars went 6-6 in the of Pac-12 coaches. The Cou- the same this season. regular season and earned a trip gars also will split an additional to the New Mexico Bowl. They $500,000 among the assistant gave up a late lead to Colorado coaches. State in the bowl game to finish NEW HOME FOR FOOT- Join the scavenger 6-7 in Leach's second season at BALL: A year after building a the helm. huge new press box with luxury "I think it cracks the door open suites and premium seating for hunt on The Chronicle on what our potential is," Leach fans, the Cougars this season un- said of the bowl game. "I think veiled a new football operations our entire team thinks our season building. The $61 million project Facebook page! overall could have been better." gathered all the football-related Leach's Air Raid offense functions under one new roof. https://www.facebook.com/thecentraliachronicle also returns its top eight receiv- The building will also be the din- ers, including River Cracraft, ing hall for all Washington State Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday in August, we’ll Gabe Marks, Dom Williams and athletes. It is located behind the Vince Mayle. Also back is run- goal posts in one end zone. post a photo of a Lewis County location or attraction. ning back Marcus Mason, who HOME SWEET HOME: Enter your guess in the comments — if you’re right, led the team in rushing and fin- Washington State has six games ished second in receptions. in Pullman this season, plus the you’ll be entered to win a weekly prize! But there are some offensive Cougars' annual "home" game in questions. Backup quarterbacks Seattle. That game features Rut- Austin Apodaca and Tyler Brug- gers in the season opener on Aug. gman both transferred out dur- 28. In Pullman, the Cougars face ing the offseason. That leaves Portland State, Oregon, Califor- only untested Luke Falk behind nia, Arizona, Southern Califor- WIN center if Halliday is knocked out nia and Washington. of a game. STEVE GLEASON: Wash- PRIZES The offensive line should be ington State will induct former improved this season, Leach said. football and baseball star Steve CHALLENGE YOUR Defensively, the Cougars re- Gleason as the lone new member KNOWLEDGE OF turn seven starters from a unit of its Athletic Hall of Fame this that forced 30 turnovers last sea- season. Gleason was a four-year OUR COMMUNITY

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NFL Police Looking at Seahawks’ Lynch in Assault Investigation BELLEVUE, Wash. (AP) — day morning saying that the al- the female victim about 12 hours tion, adding “this is only an alle- Lynch held out the first week Police in Bellevue, Washington, leged incident took place around after it took place at a downtown gation. We haven’t even verified of Seattle’s training camp before are investigating whether Seattle 2:30 a.m. Sunday and that Lynch Bellevue apartment. Police say that he was involved.” returning after the team agreed Seahawks running back Mar- is alleged to have been involved. there was no domestic violence Tyler said authorities will dis- to turn $1.5 million in incentives shawn Lynch was involved in an Bellevue police stated that they or sexual assault involved in the cuss the matter with Lynch as assault and damage of personal have not been able to verify allegation. soon as they can. and future pay into base salary property. whether Lynch was involved, but Bellevue police spokesman The Seahawks did not imme- for the 2014 season. That raised The Bellevue Police Depart- are investigating. Seth Tyler told The Seattle Times diately return a message seeking his base salary for this year from ment released a statement Mon- The incident was reported by there was no further informa- comment. $5 million to $6.5 million. Mariners: Felix Now Has 1.95 ERA Continued from Sports 1

against Houston was just get- ting started. Brad Miller lined “With Felix an RBI triple and Dustin Ack- ley brought home two runs with a single. Cano came up again, out there, you and after stepping out of the box while a lightning bolt and thun- give those guys a der crackled outside the stadium, just missed a second homer in lead they the inning by inches with a RBI double off the wall. put it away.’’ “Everything I saw was away ... so I was just trying to go the oth- John Gibbons, er way, but I wasn’t trying to hit a Toronto Manager homer,” Cano said. A day after going 19 innings to beat Detroit at home and not arriving to Seattle until 12:30 a.m. local time, Bautista’s 23rd homer was the only highlight for Mariners: Chris Young (10-6) Toronto. The only other Toronto is 5-2 with a 2.79 ERA in his last batter to get a hit was Colby Ras- 10 starts. Young has reached 11 mus, who had two and is now 7 victories only twice in his career. for 10 against Hernandez. the box while a lightning bolt King Felix struck out eight, and thunder crackled outside the walked none and lowered his stadium, just missed a second ERA to 1.95 for the season. Her- homer in the inning by inches nandez is 9-2 with a 1.41 ERA with a RBI double off the wall. during the 16-game streak. When the inning was done, “With Felix out there, you Seattle had sent 11 batters to the give those guys a lead they put plate, scored seven times, had it away,” Toronto manager John two doubles, two triples a home Gibbons said. run and a single. A day after going 19 innings WEB GEMS to beat Detroit at home and not Cano’s heady fielding cut arriving to Seattle until 12:30 Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press down a potential scoring oppor- a.m. local time, Bautista’s 23rd Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Felix Hernandez, right, and second baseman Robinson Cano, center, gesture to each other tunity for Toronto in the second. homer was the only highlight for as they interact with fans from the dugout during the seventh inning of a baseball game against the Toronto Blue Jays, Mon- After Rasmus doubled, Dioner Toronto. day in Seattle. The Mariners won 11-1. Navarro hit a grounder to sec- ond. Cano threw to third and got TRAINER’S ROOM Rasmus trying to advance. Her- nandez then got a double play Blue Jays: 1B Adam Lind Commentary grounder from Danny Valencia (foot) is expected to join the to get out of the inning. team on Tuesday in Seattle, and Cano later added an over-the- 1B Edwin Encarnacion (quad) is Get Ready For a Wild Wild-Card Ride shoulder basket catch running still on track to rejoin the team down the right-field line. Friday in Chicago. By John McGrath otal home series against the paid. But there’s nothing like Mariners: OF Michael Saun- The Tacoma News Tribune Blue Jays with the momentum cheers, particularly at home. 2K KING ders (oblique) will have his re- of a team on a roll. It’s nice, the type of support hab assignment delayed by a few I did something at a base- Hernandez became the first “Everybody in this club- we’re getting.” days. He was set to leave Triple-A ball game Sunday I haven’t pitcher since Dwight Gooden to house believes we’ve got a McClendon then refer- Tacoma to be with his wife for done in years: I checked the good shot to make a big push reach 2,000 innings during or the birth of their child. Safeco Field scoreboard for up- enced a remark former man- before his age-28 season. Her- for the second wild card, if not ager Lou Piniella made during dates on games of the Seattle contend for the first wild card,” nandez, 28, reached the mark his weekend visit for induction UP NEXT Mariners’ playoff-race rivals. said reliever Dominic Leone, when he completed the second Whenever there was a lull who earned the decision Sun- into the Mariners Hall of Fame. inning. Blue Jays: J.A. Happ (8-6) has during the series finale be- day by replacing starter Eras- “Lou hit the nail right on the thrown at least seven innings in tween the Mariners and White mo Ramirez with one out and head: We’re good, and we’ve TRAINER’S ROOM each of his past two starts, but Sox — and once things were got a chance to do something one on in the fifth and induc- Blue Jays: 1B Adam Lind has just one victory since June 26. turned over to the bullpens, ing a double-play ground ball special. Our guys believe. I He’s given up three earned runs there were a lot of lulls — I (foot) is expected to join the off the bat of Gordon Beckham. hope our fans do, too.” team on Tuesday in Seattle, and combined in his last two starts glanced to left field to see what “The standings speak for them- The Mariners will enter 1B Edwin Encarnacion (quad) is and the Blue Jays have lost both the Blue Jays were up to in To- selves.” an even more urgent phase still on track to rejoin the team games. ronto, and what the Royals had Ah, yes, the standings. The Monday night, when ace Fe- Friday in Chicago. Mariners: Chris Young (10-6) going on in San Francisco. third-place Mariners aren’t lix Hernandez will attempt to Mariners: OF Michael Saun- It has been so long since the is 5-2 with a 2.79 ERA in his last relevant in the conventional improve upon his big-league ders (oblique) will have his re- Mariners gave fans a reason to 10 starts. Young has reached 11 standings — Oakland has a hab assignment delayed by a few care about their own games in record of 15 consecutive starts victories only twice in his career. 10-game lead on them in the days. He was set to leave Triple-A August, I’d forgotten how fun designated as “ultra” quality: AL West — but they’re in the Tacoma to be with his wife for it is to care about games not in- seven innings pitched without thick of a wild race for an aptly the birth of their child. volving the Mariners. named wild card. They trail allowing more than two runs. After a full dose — OK, an Kansas City by one and a half The Blue Jays will counter overdose — of the Fernando games, are neck-and-neck with with the right-handed Drew UP NEXT Rodney Experience in the top Toronto, and have opened up a Hutchison, who faced 27 Bal- Blue Jays: J.A. Happ (8-6) has of the ninth (he ended up earn- one-game lead on the Yankees. timore batters in his last start thrown at least seven innings in ing his 33rd save by striking Four teams are bidding for and retired 26 of them. each of his past two starts, but out the side, but not before the one playoff spot, and it’s con- Back to the scoreboard has just one victory since June 26. White Sox pushed a run across ceivable Cleveland and Tampa watch: McClendon’s players He’s given up three earned runs the plate and left the bases Bay could join them and turn were out of the showers and in combined in his last two starts loaded), I asked Mariners man- the next seven weeks into a six- their street clothes Sunday by and the Blue Jays have lost both ager Lloyd McClendon if he, team free-for-all. the time Toronto finally beat games. CH524877bw.ke too, occasionally monitored Sunday offered a sneak pre- Detroit in 19 innings. Think the progress of other games on view of the kind of suspense the Mariners have momen- the scoreboard. that might await in September. tum? The Jays came back from I expected a stock answer With two outs and the bases along the lines of “it’s way too loaded in the ninth, the Safeco a five-run deficit against De- early to be worried about any- Field crowd of 27,236 was on troit — with David Price on body but ourselves,” but Mc- its feet and yet eerily silent, too the mound — and won on a Clendon went the other way. nervous to do anything but Jose Bautista RBI single after 6 “I’ve been scoreboard watch- hold its collective breath. hours and 37 minutes, the lon- ing since April,” he said. “I’m It wasn’t until Rodney gest game in Toronto franchise interested in everybody.” worked the count on Jordan history. What about his players? Danks to 0-2 that noise typical But for all their drama, Are they similarly curious? of a ninth-inning closing situa- 19-inning games that take 6 “I hope so,” he answered. tion was heard. When Rodney hours, 37 minutes to play have “It’s getting to that point that if coaxed a helpless swing from a way of taxing relievers. they’re not excited now, I don’t Danks for strike three, the “It can’t hurt,” Leone said know when the heck they’ll prevailing emotion was less of the possibility the Jays’ 1162 NW State Ave. ever get excited.” exhilaration than a sudden lib- bullpen will be thin for the They sounded excited Sun- eration from stomach-turning CHEHALIS, WA 98532 day, and not just because re- angst. series opener. “But you know cently acquired leadoff man Welcome, folks, to an au- what? Whether they’re at full 360-748-3805

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YOU’RE INVITED!: The public and the business community are invited to bid at the 2014 Junior Livestock Auction on Friday evening of the Southwest Washington Fair. More than 200 animals... lambs, hogs & steers will be up for auction to the highest bidder. This year, the auction will also be offering goats, poultry, & rabbits for sale. Proceeds from this sale are returned to the 4-H and FFA youth who raise these animals. If you have not attended the Friday auction before, you’re missing out on one of the area’s most important, and most enter- taining, auction events of the year. New bidders are always welcome. Please join us on Fri., Aug.15, 2014 in the new judging pavilion. “Thank You to Our 2013 Supporters & Buyers!”

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Golf Boy Wonder Joins Exclusive Club with PGA Victory GOOD COMPANY: McIlroy Wins Fourth Major at Valhalla By Paul Newberrry The Associated Press LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Bob- by Jones. Jack Nicklaus. Tiger Woods. And, now, Rory McIlroy. He certainly doesn't look out of place. Joining an exclusive club in the twilight at Valhalla Golf Club, McIlroy survived his toughest test yet on the big stage and gave every indication that he's worthy of a spot alongside the greats of the game. "I was happy being a two-time major champion coming into the year," McIlroy said. "All of a sud- den I'm a four-time major cham- pion." That's where those other three — Jones, Nicklaus, Woods — come in. Until Sunday, they were the only players in the last century to win four majors at 25 or younger. McIlroy joined them with a vic- tory that showed he's not just the ultimate front-runner. The kid can come from be- hind, too. McIlroy went into the final Jeff Roberson / The Associated Press round one shot ahead. By the Rory McIlroy, of Northern Ireland, celebrates after winning the PGA Championship golf tournament at Valhalla Golf Club on Sunday in Louisville, Ky. time he stood in the 10th fair- way, he was three strokes behind birdie on the 17th. majors titles are more than any Ilroy finished up, barely able to He became the first player to against an All-Star cast — Phil McIlroy took a two-shot lead European golfer in the last cen- see the contour of the greens but finish in the top five of every ma- Mickelson, a five-time major to the par-5 closing hole, where tury. with enough light to get down in jor over the course of a year with- champion; Rickie Fowler, run- a two-putt in the gathering "I've got to take it one small two from 35 feet for par. ner-up at both the U.S. Open and out actually winning one. darkness was good enough for step at a time," McIlroy insisted. Mickelson and Fowler, in "This is the first one that the British Open; and Henrik a 16-under 268 and a one-stroke "Hopefully, when I achieve those, the next-to-last group, hit their Stenson, a perennial contender victory over Mickelson. Stenson I can start to think about other tee shots at the 18th hole, then hurts," Fowler said. "Obviously, I in the majors. and Fowler finished two shots things." stood aside for McIlroy and Wi- did some great playing this year. That's when McIlroy un- back. McIlroy's first two major esberger. After hitting their sec- My performance in the majors leashed a shot that he'll surely "I thought winning the (Brit- titles, at the 2011 U.S. Open and ond shots, Mickelson and Fowler is something I can look back on be remembered for as long as he ish) Open championship a few the 2012 PGA Championship, stood off to the side of the green and be proud of." plays the game — a 3-wood from weeks ago had sort of put me on where both eight-shot romps while the last two guys hit again. No one does it better than 284 yards on the par-5 hole. He a higher level in this game," Mc- where he was never seriously Mickelson just missed chipping McIlroy, who has become the insisted that when it left the club, Ilroy said. "I never thought I'd challenged on the final day. At in for eagle and settled for a bird- game's most compelling figure at it was about 30 feet lower than get this far at 25 years of age." the British Open last month, he ie, while Fowler missed a short a time when Woods — the win- he wanted, and about 15 yards He's not ready to stop now. led by six shots going to Sunday putt and dropped him into a tie left of his intended target. But it The next two goals on his list and never surrendered the ad- for third with Stenson. ner of 14 majors but none since worked out just the fine, the ball are the career Grand Slam and vantage. McIlroy blasted out of a bun- 2008 — seems at a crossroads be- stopping 7 feet from the flag to capturing more major champi- This one was different, and ker and rolled his putt right up cause of age and injuries. set up an eagle that got him right onships than any other modern not just because of the bizarre next to the hole for a clinching This definitely seemed like back in the game. European golfer. way it ended, with the final two tap-in that capped a riveting dis- a changing of the guard, with "You need a little bit of luck Don't bet against him. groups essentially morphing play of golf, just what the game McIlroy winning his second ma- in major championships to win," "He's better than everyone else into a foursome in a frantic bid needed after three lackluster ma- jor of the summer while Woods he said, "and that was my lucky right now," Mickelson said. "He's to avoid a Monday morning fin- jors and Tiger Woods missing didn't even make it to the week- break." good, really good." ish. the cut at Valhalla. end. He took the outright lead McIlroy's only missing ma- A rain delay of nearly two "This was different than my when all three of his challeng- jor is the Masters, and he's al- hours pushed back the starting previous major wins," McIlroy "I've got that sense of belief ers eventually made bogey, and ready counting down the days time for the final group — Mc- said. "I showed a lot of guts to get in myself now," McIlroy said. "I finally gave himself some breath- until next April. The Northern Ilroy and Bernd Wiesberger — to this one done." go into every tournament I play ing room with a 9-iron from Irishman also has his eye on 4:19 p.m. The sun has dipped be- For Fowler, it was another knowing I can win. It's a great a fairway bunker to 10 feet for England's Nick Faldo, whose six low the horizon by the time Mc- major disappointment. feeling to have."

Soccer WNBA Pappa, Pineda Score, Sounders Beat Dynamo 2-0 Bird Scores 22, By Mark Moschetti kick. Pappa drove a free kick into Storm Beat The Associated Press the box, and Houston midfielder Ricardo Clark was called for a Shock 74-68 SEATTLE — With one hard foul. Pineda's PK try went off SEATTLE (AP) — Sue shot by Marco Pappa, a rare Hall's hands and into the upper scoring drought became a thing Bird and the rest of the Se- right corner for his third goal of of the past for the Seattle Sound- attle Storm found a bit more the year. ers. energy in the second half to Pappa scored in the 69th min- Sounders goalkeeper Frei rally from a 13-point half- ute, Gonzalo Pineda converted a saved a penalty kick by Houston's time deficit. penalty kick just six minutes lat- Brad Davis midway through the Bird scored 22 points er, and Sigi Schmid picked up his 26th minute on the way to his and Camille Little added 16 200th MLS coaching victory as seventh shutout. to help the Storm beat the Tulsa Shock 74-68 on Sun- Seattle snapped a two-game los- The PK was the result of a day night. ing streak on Sunday by beating hand ball call against Sounders “We got off to a bad start the Houston Dynamo, 2-0. defender Djimi Traore. But after stutter-stepping up to the ball, the whole first half,” Bird The win for the Sounders (13- said about the 42-29 score at 6-2) in front of 50,276 fans lifted Davis didn't get enough on his left-footed kick, and Frei leaped the break. “We weren’t really them back atop the Western aggressive and weren’t play- at the shot and easily saved it Conference and overall stand- ing the style of basketball ings with 41 points. They had with his left hand. that we need to play to win. gone 253 minutes since their last Frei said it was the first time We talked about it at half- goal, that coming late in a 2-0 he could remember saving one time and in the second half win against Portland on July 13. in his entire six-year MLS career, we just came out and played. Houston (6-12-4) has just one including four tries this season. “We didn’t really make victory in its last 10 games (1-7-2). "It's more of a guessing game," many adjustments per se we Pappa put Seattle on the Frei said. "I try to show them an just had a little more pep in board with his third goal of the early sign that I was going left to our step.” season. His hard shot from the make him feel like I was faking it Bird, who scored 10 in left of the penalty area restrain- and going back to the right. But the fourth quarter, hit four ing arc ricocheted off the foot of in the end, it's all just luck. You 3s as Seattle (12-20) climbed Dynamo defender David Horst can see in the game it gave us into a tie with Tulsa (12-20) past goalkeeper Tally Hall into some energy, and we were able for fifth, two games behind the back right corner, though to create some chances after that." San Antonio for the fourth Pappa still was credited with the Houston had the run of play and final playoff spot with goal. games left at Los Angeles "The more important thing through most of the first half be- fore the Sounders got on track. and at home against Phoenix. is we got the points after two Little scored 14 in the Drew Perine / The News Tribune "We made a couple mistakes, difficult games when we didn't second half to help the Seattle Sounders midielder Gonzalo Pineda leaps in celebration after scoring on and a little bit of luck goes their score any goals. That's the past," Storm to a third consecutive a penalty kick during an MLS soccer match Sunday in Seattle. Sigi Schmid picked Pappa said. "Now, we have to live way, and there you have it,," Dy- win after seven losses in a up his 200th MLS coaching victory as Seattle snapped a two-game losing streak in the moment. We had a good namo coach Dominic Kinnear row and keep alive a chance on by beating Houston, 2-0. game, we scored the goals, and said. "I thought we looked real at their 11th straight playoff we got the save from (goalkeeper good in the first half. They came berth. Stefan) Frei on the penalty kick. six years with Seattle. of great players who have played with a good push of energy in Seattle must win its fi- That gave us the confidence to "I've been coaching a long for me. If this can be the year I the second half, but I thought we nal two games and have San continue." time. It's fantastic to finally get get 200, that's part of even bigger looked good. Antonio lose its final two Schmid is now 200-136-103 it," Schmid said. "I was starting success at the end of the year." "It just takes a little deflection (against Minnesota and Chi- in 15 seasons in the league. That to wonder if we were going to get Pappa also factored into to swing the momentum their cago) to make the playoffs. includes an 87-50-46 record in it. It's a reflection of I've had a lot Pineda's 75th-minute penalty way."

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Scoreboard Sports on the Air Preps Houston at Boston, 4:10 p.m. T7 Mikko Ilonen -11 Washington at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. x - Clinched Playoff Berth T13 Brandt Snedeker -10 Local Results Arizona at Miami, 4:10 p.m. T13 Kevin Chappell -10 TUESDAY, Aug. 12 Saturday’s Games Babe Ruth Baseball Tampa Bay at Texas, 5:05 p.m. T15 Charl Schwartzel -9 Phoenix 82, Minnesota 80 LITTLE LEAGUE SOFTBALL 15-year-old Pacific Northwest Babe San Diego at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. T15 Marc Warren -9 Ruth Regional Tournament Cincinnati at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. Sunday’s Games T15 Brooks Koepka -9 3:30 p.m. Sunday’s Results Indiana 90, New York 76 T15 Lee Westwood -9 At Baker City League Leaders ESPN2 — World Series, semifinal, teams Connecticut 89, Washington 81 (2 OT) T15 Adam Scott -9 TWIN CITIES 5, KWRL 4 American League San Antonio 82, Los Angeles 76 TBD, at Portland, Ore. T15 Graham DeLaet -9 KWRL 000 001 3 — 4 9 4 Batting Average Chicago 80, Atlanta 69 6 p.m. Twin Cities 000 112 1 — 5 6 2 1. Jose Altuve, HOU .336 Seattle 74, Tulsa 68 T15 Louis Oosthuizen -9 Batteries: KWRL - Terwilleger and 2. Robinson Cano, SEA .333 T15 Jason Day -9 ESPN2 — World Series, semifinal, teams Miser; Twin Cities — Tysen Paul, Ja- 3. Michael Brantley, CLE .324 Tuesday’s Games T15 Bernd Wiesberger -9 Phoenix at New York, 4 p.m. TBD, at Portland, Ore. cob Cleary (6), Christian Peters (7) and 4. Victor Martinez, DET .322 T24 Justin Rose -8 Los Angeles at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Noah Thomas, Tysen Paul (6) 5. Adrian Beltre, TEX .321 T24 Jamie Donaldson -8 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Wednesday’s Games 26 Joost Luiten -7 4 p.m. Saturday’s Results Home Runs Chicago at Washington, 8:30 a.m. T27 Jerry Kelly -6 WOODINVILLE 18, TWIN CITIES 14 1. Nelson Cruz, BAL 31 MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. Dodgers at Phoenix at Atlanta, 4 p.m. T27 Kenny Perry -6 Twin Cities 611 600 0 — 14 20 4 1. Jose Abreu, CHW 31 T27 Bill Haas -6 Atlanta or Detroit at Pittsburgh Woodinville 0(10)0 080 x — 18 14 1 3. Mike Trout, LAA 27 WNBA Leaders Batteries: Twin Cities — Austin Em- 4. Chris Carter, HOU 26 Points T30 Thorbjorn Olesen -5 7:10 p.m. ery, Christian Peters (2), Jake Cleary 4. David Ortiz, BOS 26 1. Maya Moore (MIN) 24.3 T30 Alexander Levy -5 2. Skylar Diggins (TUL) 20.3 WGN — Chicago White Sox at San Francisco (2), Tyler Pallas (5), Tyson Guerrero T30 Danny Willett -5 3. Candace Parker (LA) 19.4 T33 Cameron Tringale -4 ROOT — Toronto at Seattle (5), Austin Emery (6) and Tysen Paul; Runs Batted In 4. Angel McCoughtry (ATL) 19.0 Woodinville — Barlow, Wodowski (1), 1. Jose Abreu, CHW 86 5. Tina Charles (NY) 17.9 T33 Daniel Summerhays -4 SOCCER Minnehan (4) and Minnehan, Faghdahl 2. Miguel Cabrera, DET 85 T33 Nick Watney -4 11:30 a.m. (4) 2. Mike Trout, LAA 85 Rebounds T36 Vijay Singh -3 4. David Ortiz, BOS 84 1. Courtney Paris (TUL) 10.3 T36 Hideki Matsuyama -3 FS1 — UEFA, Super Cup, Real Madrid vs. Se- 5. Nelson Cruz, BAL 83 2. Tina Charles (NY) 9.7 3. Glory Johnson (TUL) 9.5 T36 Richard Sterne -3 villa, at Cardiff, Wales 4. Erlana Larkins (IND) 9.2 T36 Jonas Blixt -3 Wins 12:45 p.m. MLB 5. Sancho Lyttle (ATL) 9.2 T36 Sergio Garcia -3 1. Felix Hernandez, SEA 13 T41 Koumei Oda -2 ESPN2 — FIFA, U-20 Women’s World Cup, Major League Baseball 1. Corey Kluber, CLE 13 Assists T41 Jason Bohn -2 American League Standings 1. Max Scherzer, DET 13 1. Diana Taurasi (PHX) 5.8 United States vs. China, at Moncton, New Bruns- EAST W L PCT GB 1. Rick Porcello, DET 13 2. Lindsay Whalen (MIN) 5.4 T41 Brendon de Jonge -2 wick Baltimore 68 50 .576 — 1. Scott Kazmir, OAK 13 3. Danielle Robinson (SA) 5.2 T41 Luke Donald -2 Toronto 63 57 .525 6 4. Skylar Diggins (TUL) 5.1 T41 Brian Harman -2 New York 61 57 .517 7 Earned Run Average 5. Candace Parker (LA) 4.3 T41 Ryan Moore -2 WEDNESDAY, Aug. 13 Tampa Bay 58 60 .492 10 1. Felix Hernandez, SEA 1.95 Steals T47 Shane Lowry -1 Boston 52 65 .444 15½ GOLF 2. Chris Sale, CHW 2.14 1. Angel McCoughtry (ATL) 2.5 T47 Robert Karlsson -1 CENTRAL 3. Jon Lester, BOS/OAK 2.44 2. Sancho Lyttle (ATL) 2.4 T47 Graeme McDowell -1 1 p.m. Kansas City 64 53 .547 — 4. Corey Kluber, CLE 2.46 3. Maya Moore (MIN) 2.0 T47 Marc Leishman -1 TGC — USGA, U.S. Amateur Championship, Detroit 63 53 .543 ½ 5. Masahiro Tanaka, NYY 2.51 4. Epiphanny Prince (CHI) 2.0 T47 Pat Perez -1 Cleveland 59 59 .500 5½ 5. Erlana Larkins (IND) 1.9 first round matches, at Atlanta T47 Fabrizio Zanotti -1 Chicago 56 63 .471 9 Saves 2:30 a.m. Minnesota 53 64 .453 11 1. Greg Holland, KC 35 Blocks T47 Matt Jones -1 WEST 2. Fernando Rodney, SEA 33 1. Brittney Griner (PHX) 4.0 T47 Scott Brown -1 TGC — European PGA Tour, Made in Den- 2. Sylvia Fowles (CHI) 2.2 Oakland 72 46 .610 — 3. David Robertson, NYY 31 T47 Geoff Ogilvy -1 3. Jessica Breland (CHI) 1.9 mark, first round, part I, at Farso, Denmark Los Angeles 68 49 .581 3½ 4. Glen Perkins, MIN 29 4. Erika de Souza (ATL) 1.5 T47 Branden Grace -1 Seattle 63 55 .534 9 5. Koji Uehara, BOS 25 5. Candace Parker (LA) 1.4 T47 Edoardo Molinari -1 LITTLE LEAGUE SOFTBALL Houston 49 70 .412 23½ T47 Chris Wood -1 6 p.m. National League Texas 46 72 .390 26 T59 Brendan Steele E Batting Average ESPN2 — World Series, championship, teams T59 Gonzalo Fdez-Castano E National League Standings 1. Troy Tulowitzki, COL .340 2. Justin Morneau, COL .321 T59 Francesco Molinari E TBD, at Portland, Ore. EAST W L PCT GB NASCAR 3. Yasiel Puig, LAD .313 T59 Ian Poulter E MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Washington 63 53 .543 — 4. Andrew McCutchen, PIT .311 2014 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series T59 Patrick Reed E Atlanta 60 58 .508 4 5. Ben Revere, PHI .309 At Watkins Glen 9:30 a.m. Miami 58 60 .492 6 Sunday’s Results T59 Billy Horschel E New York 57 62 .479 7½ Home Runs 1 AJ Allmendinger $214,173 T65 Chris Stroud +3 MLB — Boston at Cincinnati 2 Marcos Ambrose $192,745 Philadelphia 53 66 .445 11½ 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 31 T65 Bubba Watson +3 3 Kurt Busch $138,850 12:40 p.m. CENTRAL 2. Anthony Rizzo, CHC 25 T65 Kevin Stadler +3 3. Marlon Byrd, PHI 22 4 Kyle Larson $142,470 WGN — Chicago White Sox at San Francisco Milwaukee 66 53 .555 — 4. Justin Upton, ATL 21 5 Carl Edwards $127,150 T65 J.B. Holmes +3 Pittsburgh 63 55 .534 2½ 4. Lucas Duda, NYM 21 6 Joey Logano $133,906 69 Shawn Stefani +4 4 p.m. St. Louis 62 55 .530 3 7 Kevin Harvick $128,598 T70 Freddie Jacobson +5 ESPN — N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore 8 Greg Biffle $127,715 Cincinnati 60 58 .508 5½ Runs Batted In T70 Colin Montgomerie +5 Chicago 50 67 .427 15 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 82 9 Matt Kenseth $130,801 7:10 p.m. T70 Zach Johnson +5 WEST 2. Adrian Gonzalez, LAD 80 10 Brian Vickers $117,865 73 Brendon Todd +9 ROOT — Toronto at Seattle Los Angeles 68 52 .567 — 3. Ryan Howard, PHI 72 11 Dale Earnhardt Jr. $92,040 12 Kasey Kahne $98,065 San Francisco 62 56 .525 5 4. Ian Desmond, WSH 70 74 Rafael Cabrera Bello +10 SOCCER 5. Paul Goldschmidt, ARI 69 13 Martin Truex Jr. $109,448 Cut: +1 San Diego 55 62 .470 11½ 14 Jamie McMurray $113,354 4 p.m. Arizona 51 67 .432 16 - Charley Hoffman +2 Wins 15 Casey Mears $104,523 ESPN2 — National Women’s Soccer League, Colorado 46 72 .390 21 1. Johnny Cueto, CIN 14 16 Austin Dillon $123,451 - Erik Compton +2 1. Adam Wainwright, STL 14 17 Justin Allgaier $101,048 - Gary Woodland +2 Sky Blue at Western New York Saturday’s Games 1. Wily Peralta, MIL 14 18 Aric Almirola $114,926 - Scott Piercy +2 19 David Ragan $97,773 Cleveland 3, at NY Yankees 0 1. Clayton Kershaw, LAD 14 - Martin Kaymer +2 at Toronto 3, Detroit 2 5. Madison Bumgarner, SF 13 20 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $114,340 THURSDAY, Aug. 14 21 Danica Patrick $84,965 - Tommy Fleetwood +2 at Baltimore 10, St. Louis 3 Earned Run Average 22 David Gilliland $94,162 - Tim Clark +2 GOLF Tampa Bay 4, at Chicago Cubs 0 1. Clayton Kershaw, LAD 1.78 23 Reed Sorenson $76,290 - Padraig Harrington +2 San Diego 2, at Pittsburgh 1 6:30 a.m. 2. Johnny Cueto, CIN 2.05 24 Denny Hamlin $84,015 - Ryan Helminen +2 at Kansas City 5, San Francisco 0 25 Boris Said $76,390 3. Adam Wainwright, STL 2.28 - Russell Henley +2 TGC — European PGA Tour, Made in Den- at Milwaukee 4, LA Dodgers 1 4. Cole Hamels, PHI 2.37 26 Nelson Piquet Jr. $72,640 Washington 4, at Atlanta 1 5. Henderson Alvarez, MIA 2.48 27 Clint Bowyer $110,406 - Anirban Lahiri +3 mark, first round, part II, at Farso, Denmark Miami 4, at Cincinnati 3 28 Jimmie Johnson $126,201 - Tom Watson +3 9:30 a.m. at Houston 8, Texas 3 Saves 29 Landon Cassill $74,590 - Davis Love III +3 30 Joe Nemechek $81,440 NY Mets 2, at Philadelphia 1 1. Francisco Rodriguez, MIL 36 - Seung-yul Noh +3 TGC — LPGA, Wegmans Championship, 2. Trevor Rosenthal, STL 35 31 Michael Annett $71,790 at Arizona 14, Colorado 4 - Johan Kok +3 3. Craig Kimbrel, ATL 34 32 Paul Menard $98,779 first round, at Pittsford, N.Y. at LA Angels 5, Boston 4 4. Kenley Jansen, LAD 32 33 Alex Kennedy $71,415 - Ben Martin +3 Noon at Oakland 9, Minnesota 4 5. Steve Cishek, MIA 30 34 Jeff Gordon $129,426 - Russell Knox +3 Chicago White Sox 2, at Seattle 1 35 Brad Keselowski $116,548 - Brian Stuard +3 TGC — PGA Tour, Wyndham Champion- 36 Alex Bowman $70,960 - Matt Every +3 Sunday’s Games 37 Regan Smith $104,983 ship, first round, at Greensboro, N.C. - Kevin Streelman +3 Cleveland 4, at NY Yankees 1 38 Josh Wise $65,830 3:30 p.m. 39 Ryan Truex $61,830 - Ryo Ishikawa +4 at Toronto 6, Detroit 5 MLS Soccer 40 Kyle Busch $105,671 - Rory Sabbatini +4 TGC — USGA, U.S. Amateur Champion- at Cincinnati 7, Miami 2 MLS Standings 41 Ryan Newman $61,830 - David Hearn +4 St. Louis 8, at Baltimore 3 Eastern Conference Pts W L T 42 Michael McDowell $49,830 ship, second and third round matches, at Atlanta at Philadelphia 7, NY Mets 6 Sporting Kansas City 39 11 6 6 43 Cole Whitt $46,330 - Stuart Deane +4 (same-day tape) San Diego 8, at Pittsburgh 2 D.C. United 37 11 7 4 - Keegan Bradley +4 at Kansas City 7, San Francisco 4 Toronto FC 32 9 7 5 2014 NASCAR Nationwide Series - Y.E. Yang +4 2:30 a.m. LA Dodgers 5, at Milwaukee 1 New York Red Bulls 28 6 7 10 At Watkins Glen - Chris Kirk +4 Saturday’s Results TGC — European PGA Tour, Made in Den- Texas 6, at Houston 2 Philadelphia Union 27 6 8 9 1 Marcos Ambrose $53,875 - Hideto Tanihara +4 at Chicago Cubs 3, Tampa Bay 2 mark, second round, part I, at Farso, Denmark Columbus Crew 27 6 8 9 2 Kyle Busch $28,500 - Paul Casey +4 Boston 3, at LA Angels 1 New England 26 8 12 2 3 Joey Logano $22,375 - Kevin Na +4 LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL Minnesota 6, at Oakland 1 Chicago Fire 25 4 5 13 4 Brad Keselowski $23,225 - Steven Bowditch +4 at Seattle 4, Chicago White Sox 2 Houston Dynamo 22 6 12 4 5 Matt Kenseth $19,300 10 a.m. - Roberto Castro +4 Colorado 5, at Arizona 3 Montreal Impact 14 3 14 5 6 Chase Elliott $21,732 ESPN — World Series, double elimination, 7 Elliott Sadler $20,031 - Jamie Broce +4 at Atlanta 3, Washington 1 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Western Conference Pts W L T 8 Ty Dillon $19,461 - Ross Fisher +4 9 Paul Menard $13,050 Monday’s Games Seattle Sounders FC 41 13 6 2 - Harris English +4 Noon NY Mets 5, at Philadelphia 3 10 Brian Scott $20,331 - Eric Williamson +5 Real Salt Lake 39 10 4 9 11 James Buescher $18,906 LA Dodgers 6, at Atlanta 2 ESPN — World Series, double elimination, FC Dallas 36 10 7 6 12 Ryan Reed $18,631 - Webb Simpson +5 at Baltimore 11, NY Yankees 3 LA Galaxy 34 9 4 7 13 Trevor Bayne $18,531 - Chesson Hadley +5 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. at Pittsburgh 11, Detroit 6 Vancouver Whitecaps 32 7 4 11 14 Mike Bliss $18,381 - Charles Howell III +5 2 p.m. at Miami 6, St. Louis 5 Colorado Rapids 30 8 9 6 15 Kyle Larson $12,750 - George Coetzee +5 Tampa Bay 7, at Texas 0 16 Jeremy Clements $18,256 Portland Timbers 30 7 7 9 - Stewart Cink +5 ESPN2 — World Series, double elimination, Milwaukee 3, at Chicago Cubs 1 17 Regan Smith $19,206 San Jose Earthquakes 24 6 8 6 - Stephen Gallacher +5 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. at Kansas City 3, Oakland 2 Chivas USA 23 6 11 5 18 Stanton Barrett $18,331 - Darren Clarke +6 Minnesota 4, at Houston 2 19 Brennan Newberry $18,056 4 p.m. 20 Tomy Drissi $18,706 - Pablo Larrazabal +6 at Seattle 11, Toronto 1 Saturday’s Games 21 Jeffrey Earnhardt $17,956 - Jordan Spieth +6 ESPN2 — World Series, double elimination, at San Diego 4, Colorado 3 Philadelphia 2, Montreal 1 22 Derrike Cope $17,901 FC Dallas 3, Colorado 1 23 Carlos Contreras $17,826 - John Daly +6 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Tuesday’s Games Portland 2, Chivas USA 0 24 Eric McClure $17,726 - Tiger Woods +6 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NY Yankees at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Toronto 3, Columbus 2 25 Dakoda Armstrong $18,176 - Hyung-Sung Kim +6 9 a.m. Arizona at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. Real Salt Lake 3, DC United 0 26 Kenny Habul $11,420 - George McNeill +6 27 Dylan Kwasniewski $17,576 Detroit at Pittsburgh, 4:05 p.m. - Scott Stallings +7 MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. Dodgers at 28 Brendan Gaughan $17,501 LA Dodgers at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. Sunday’s Games 29 Chris Buescher $17,451 - John Senden +7 Boston at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. Atlanta or Pittsburgh at Detroit (10 a.m.) Vancouver 2, Sporting KC 0 30 Roger Reuse $17,701 - Rod Perry +7 Washington at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. Seattle 2, Houston 0 31 Tanner Berryhill $17,326 - Miguel Jimenez +7 11:15 a.m. St. Louis at Miami, 4:10 p.m. Chicago 1, New York 0 32 Matt DiBenedetto $17,251 - Bob Sowards +8 WGN — Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs Tampa Bay at Texas, 5:05 p.m. 33 Landon Cassill $17,216 - Steve Schneiter +8 Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 5:05 p.m. Tuesday’s Games 34 Ryan Sieg $17,156 Noon - Will MacKenzie +8 Oakland at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. Philadelphia at FC Dallas, 6 p.m. 35 J.J. Yeley $17,109 MLB — Oakland at Kansas City (joined in Minnesota at Houston, 5:10 p.m. 36 Joey Gase $16,286 - Thongchai Jaidee +8 37 Kevin O’Connell $16,251 Philadelphia at LA Angels, 7:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Games - Thomas Bjorn +8 progress) 38 Blake Koch $10,011 Toronto at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. - Shaun Micheel +9 Chicago at Seattle, 7:30 p.m. 39 Josh Wise $9,875 4 p.m. Colorado at San Diego, 7:10 p.m. - Michael Block +9 Chi. White Sox at San Fan., 7:15 p.m. - K.J. Choi +9 MLB — Regional coverage, Washington at - John Huh +9 N.Y. Mets or Arizona at Miami Wednesday’s Games - Jason Kokrak +9 Boston at Cincinnati, 9:35 a.m. WNBA Golf NFL FOOTBALL - Brian Norman +10 Minnesota at Houston, 11:10 a.m. Women’s National 2014 PGA Tour - Rich Beem +11 5 p.m. Chi. White Sox at San Fran., 12:45 p.m. Basketball Association PGA Championship - Rob Corcoran +11 ESPN — Preseason, Jacksonville at Chicago Colorado at San Diego, 3:40 p.m. League Standings Aug. 7-10 NY Yankees at Baltimore, 4 p.m. Eastern Conference At Valhalla Golf Course - Matteo Manassero +15 TENNIS Arizona at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. W L PCT GB Louisville, Ky. - Jim McGovern +15 10 a.m. Pittsburgh at Detroit, 4:08 p.m. x-Atlanta 17 14 .548 - Par 71; 7,458 Yards - Mark Brooks +15 Purse: $10,000,000 LA Dodgers at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. Washington 15 16 .484 2 - David McNabb +15 ESPN2 — ATP World Tour/WTA, Western & 2013 Champion: Jason Dufner Washington at NY Mets, 4:10 p.m. Chicago 14 17 .452 3 - David Tentis +16 Southern Open, men’s and women’s round of 16, St. Louis at Miami, 4:10 p.m. Indiana 14 17 .452 3 FINAL RESULTS - David Hronek +16 Tampa Bay at Texas, 5:05 p.m. New York 13 17 .433 3 ½ Pos. Golfer To Par - Jerry Smith +16 at Cincinnati Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 5:05 p.m. Connecticut 12 20 .375 5 ½ 1 Rory McIlroy -16 - Frank Esposito, Jr. +19 6 p.m. Oakland at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. 2 Phil Mickelson -15 - Aaron Krueger +19 Philadelphia at LA Angels, 7:05 p.m. Western Conference T3 Henrik Stenson -14 ESPN2 — WTA, Western & Southern Open, - Dustin Volk +21 Toronto at Seattle, 7:10 p.m. W L PCT GB T3 Rickie Fowler -14 - Matt Pesta +26 round of 16, at Cincinnati x-Phoenix 26 4 .867 - T5 Jim Furyk -12 T5 Ryan Palmer -12 Thursday’s Games x-Minnesota 24 7 .774 2 ½ - Ben Crane +3 8 p.m. T7 Ernie Els -11 - Kiradech Aphibarnrat +6 LA Dodgers at Atlanta, 9:10 a.m. Los Angeles 14 17 .452 12 ½ T7 Jimmy Walker -11 ESPN2 — ATP World Tour, Western & South- - Jason Dufner +8 Pittsburgh at Detroit, 10:08 a.m. San Antonio 14 18 .438 13 T7 Victor Dubuisson -11 ern Open, round of 16, at Cincinnati (same-day Oakland at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. Seattle 12 20 .375 15 T7 Hunter Mahan -11 - Boo Weekley +10 Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. Tulsa 12 20 .375 15 T7 Steve Stricker -11 - Angel Cabrera +15 tape) 2014Inside_BB_20_Layout 1 8/11/14 5:19 PM Page 1

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Compiled by Charlie Miller. Follow Charlie on Twitter @AthlonCharlie or email him at [email protected] Key Stats For those of you unfamiliar with the trend of sta- 1. A’s Best team in baseball still firing on all cylinders. tistics made popular by sabermetricians, I intro- 2. Angels Lost last five games that took fewer than 19 innings. duce to you WAR. This stands for Wins Above • On Saturday night, Albert Pujols homered 3. Dodgers Have most ABs with runners in scoring position in majors. Replacement, which essentially measures the to end a 19-inning game between the Angels 4. Orioles Blasted 22 homers over last 13 games. number of wins a player adds to his team above and Red Sox. Less than 24 hours later, Jose that of a replacement player (minor leaguer). Bautista lined a shot that one-hopped the wall 5. Tigers 28 of last 40 games vs. teams with losing records. AL Hitters WAR with the bases loaded for a walk-off win for 6. Nationals Lost two of three to the Braves, but maintain 3.5-game cushion. 1. Mike Trout, Los Angeles 6.2 the Blue Jays over the Tigers in the bottom of 7. Brewers Won 11 of last 15 when allowing fewer than four runs. the 19th. It marked the first time in major 2. Josh Donaldson, Oakland 5.9 8. Cardinals Held to six hits or less in half of last 12 games. 3. Robinson Cano, Seattle 4.9 league history that 19-inning games were 9. Royals Hottest team in baseball looks to end longest postseason drought. played on back-to-back days. 4. Michael Brantley, Cleveland 4.8 10. Blue Jays Six of last 14 games of the season will be vs. Orioles. • It’s understandable if the Detroit Tigers 4. Kyle Seager, Seattle 4.8 are looking over their shoulders for the Kansas 11. Giants Won just five of last 27 games vs. winning teams. NL Hitters WAR City Royals. Kansas City has won 15 of its last 12. Pirates McCutchen, Walker nor Alvarez has started last five games. 1. Troy Tulowitzki, Colorado 5.6 18 games to pull within a half game of the 13. Mariners Still need to figure out how to win at home. 2. Jason Heyward, Atlanta 5.5 Tigers in the AL Central. During that time the 14. Yankees Jacoby Ellsbury was Yankees’ hottest hitter last week. 2. Giancarlo Stanton, Miami 5.5 Tigers lost 10 of 18. 15. Braves Stopped the bleeding of an eight-game losing streak vs. Nats. 4. Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh 5.1 • On Sunday, the Colorado Rockies defeated 16. Reds Few fans had Devin Mesoraco in Reds’ MVP pool. 5. Jonathan Lucroy, Milwaukee 5.0 the Diamondbacks 5-3 in 10 innings for Col- 17. Indians Only 12 extra-base hits in last six games. AL Pitchers WAR orado’s 46th win, tied with the Texas Rangers 1. Felix Hernandez, Seattle 5.7 for the fewest wins in the majors. Way back on 18. Marlins 28-17 in one-run games; 29-43 in all others. 2. Corey Kluber, Cleveland 5.2 May 10, the Rox beat the Reds to improve their 19. White Sox 7.12 ERA in 10 August games; somehow they’ve won three. 3. Max Scherzer, Detroit 4.9 record to 23-16. While it took the team just 41 20. Mets Daniel Murphy, Lucas Duda only offensive bright spots in 2014. 4. Chris Sale, Chicago 4.7 days to notch its first 23 wins, it has taken 92 21. Rays Ben Zobrist batting better than .400 this month. 5. Rick Porcello, Detroit 4.4 days to reach its next 23 wins. 22. Padres Won 13 of last 20 games to gain respectability. • According to ESPN’s MLB Ballpark factors, NL Pitchers WAR 23. Phillies Howard, Utley, Rollins surpass Garvey, Lopes, Russell. Coors Field in Denver is not the best park for 1. Clayton Kershaw, Los Angeles 5.9 home runs. That honor goes to Great Ameri- 24. Twins Haven’t started the same defensive lineup back-to-back since 6/17. 2. Johnny Cueto, Cincinnati 5.1 can Ballpark in Cincinnati. Ranking 2-5 are 25. Diamondbacks Respectable 43-45 since April 29. 3. Adam Wainwright, St. Louis 4.8 Yankee Stadium, Rogers Centre, Coors Field 26. Red Sox Batted just .182 last week. 4. Cole Hamels, Philadelphia 4.5 and Dodger Stadium. The toughest places to 27. Cubs Best hitting pitchers in the majors — so that’s something. 5. Tanner Roark, Washington 3.7 hit homers? PNC Park in Pittsburgh, AT&T 28. Astros Took two of three from Texas to maintain bragging rights. Scale for a full season: 8+ MVP Quality, 5+ All- Park in San Francisco, Nationals Park, Fenway 29. Rangers Reached double-digit hits just three times in last 17 games. Star Quality, 2+ Starter. Developed by Sean Smith Park and Busch Stadium. Johnny Cueto Tom DiPace 30. Rockies Very little positive to talk about this season — or the future. of BaseballProjection.com and published by Baseball-Reference.com.

Billy Butler, Kansas City The Royals remain the hottest team in baseball as they close in on the Detroit Tigers in the AL Central. A key figure in the offensive surge is The Case for Clayton Kershaw for MVP designated hitter Billy Butler. He hit safely and scored in all six games last week. Butler posted 10 hits, including five doubles in the six It has been 45 years since a pitcher contests. RAW PITCHING STATS won the MVP in the National League. Despite missing six starts Bob Gibson, with his amazing 1968 early in the season, there are season featuring a 1.12 ERA, was the five significant pitching cate- Garrett Richards, Los Angeles last to be honored with the most pres- As the Angels continue to chase the A’s in the gories in which the Dodgers’ tigious award in the senior circuit. lefthander leads the National AL West, Richards continues to post stellar Only three times since 1968 have pitching performances. Last week, he tossed a League. He’s tied for first in pitchers finished in the top three. In wins with 14, and he’s alone in five-hit shutout over the Dodgers at Dodger 1969, Tom Seaver was runner-up to Stadium, allowing just two walks and striking first in ERA (1.78), WHIP Willie McCovey; reliever Mike Mar- out nine. He followed that with six innings of (0.86), opponents’ OBP (.233) no-hit ball vs. Boston before giving up three shall, who appeared in 106 games, and opponents’ OPS (.528). runs (one earned) before the Angels won in 19 was third in 1974; and Greg Maddux For good measure, he also innings. finished third in 1995. stands alone at the top in com- So, suffice it to say that pitchers plete games (5), K/BB (8.58), haven’t received much consideration K/9 IP (10.76) and fewest over the years for NL MVP. But here’s pitches per inning (13.8). And Chase Utley, Philadelphia why 2014 could be different. Last week featured few worthy candidates for sabermetricians love this guy NL Player of the Week. Utley led the senior cir- as well. He’s tops in the NL in cuit with a 1.309 OPS and swatted a pair of NO CLEAR CANDIDATES WAR at 5.9 and leads several homers with six RBIs. He scored five times and Offense is down across all of base- other categories. Obviously, had four extra-base hits. ball this season, and few players have there is a quarter of the season distinguished themselves in the Na- left to play, and the landscape tional League. And those that have could change dramatically. But Johnny Cueto, Cincinnati risen above have also suffered signif- for now, Kershaw is the most The Reds’ ace reached 14 wins last week with icant injuries that will derail their can- valuable player in the NL. victories over Cleveland and Miami. He gave didacies. Troy Tulowitzki of Colorado up only two runs and retired 12 Indians via has posted some gaudy numbers this HALO EFFECT groundouts in a complete game win at Cleve- season. But recent injuries have side- In case you happen to be in land. He tossed eight innings and gave up only lined him, he toils for the worst team the camp that doesn’t appreci- two solo homers in the Reds’ win. For the in the league, and many voters will ate bestowing MVP honors on week, he was 2-0 with a 0.82 WHIP and 2.12 consider his stats artificially boosted pitchers, consider Kershaw’s ERA. He had 15 Ks over 17 innings. by playing home games at Coors Field effect on his team when he in the thin air of Denver. Paul Gold- doesn’t pitch. (It’s pretty clear schmidt — first baseman for the sec- the effect he has when he’s on ond-worst team in the NL — was the hill.) Through Aug. 10, putting together another stellar season James Ramsey, OF, Cleveland manager Don Mattingly has before a broken hand sidelined him A few years from now, we likely will look back used an average of 2.2 relievers Tom DiPace for the remainder of the year. Reign- at the 2014 trade deadline and think of James to cover 2+ innings the day be- The Dodgers’ lefthander is clearly the best pitcher in the majors now, perhaps the best player in the NL. Ramsey-for-Justin Masterson as another ing MVP Andrew McCutchen of fore Kershaw starts. In Ker- John Smoltz-for-Doyle Alexander deal. The Pittsburgh was almost single-hand- shaw’s starts, 1.8 relievers cover first round pick of the Cardinals in 2012 proj- edly willing the Pirates back into the just over an inning per start. The day JUST WIN ects as a centerfielder with plus speed and a hunt when a broken rib put him on the after the lefty pitches, it takes three re- Of course, the most important stat start. And consider that the “others” in- solid bat. He was batting .300 with 13 home shelf temporarily. It’s likely the center lievers to cover three innings. So, Mat- of all is winning. And the Dodgers do clude Zack Greinke, Josh Beckett and runs, 36 RBIs and 47 runs in 67 games at fielder will avoid a stint on the dis- tingly isn’t reluctant to use his bullpen that with regularity when Kershaw is Hyun-Jin Ryu among others. Not bad Double-A prior to the trade. The Indians have abled list, but his effectiveness while the day before Kershaw is scheduled, on the mound. Los Angeles is 16-3 in company, but they aren’t in Kershaw’s promoted him to Triple-A Columbus. recovering will be limited. and he has a rested pen the day after. his 19 starts, just 51-49 when he others class.

Aug. 15, 1916 5 Consecutive games with a home run by the Orioles’ atcherc Caleb Joseph. The rookie catcher spent the last Ryan Howard, Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins Babe Ruth of the Red Sox outduels Washington’s four seasons at Double-A but was given a chance to layp often with the injury to Matt Wieters. Prior tohis have started 892 games together (and Walter Johnson for a 1-0 win in 13 innings as home run spree, Joseph, who made his major league debut on May 7, had three career home runs. counting) as of Sunday, Aug. 10. Can you both pitchers go the distance. The Senators’ Clyde name the third baseman who has Milan robs Ruth of a homer. 457 Career home runs for Adam Dunn of the White Sox athe t time he took the mound on Aug. 5. That is started the most games alongside the Aug. 14, 1964 the third-highest career home run total that a player has taken to the mound. The two highest totals trio? The Philadelphia Phillies send 18-year-old Rick belong to Babe Ruth (686) and Jimmie Foxx (534). Wise to the mound to face the Mets in the sec- Games started together by Ryan Howard, Chase Utleyand Jimmy Rollins of the Phillies. On Tuesday, ond game of a doubleheader at Shea Stadium. 892 Wise gives up two solo home runs to fellow Aug. 4, the trio passed the mark of 886 games started by Steve Garvey, Dave Lopes and Bill Russell of teenager Ed Kranepool (19), but survives to earn the Dodgers. his fourth win of the season. 688 Strikeouts this season for Kansas City hitters. The total is the fewest in the majors and is 114 fewer than Aug. 17, 1980 the next lowest team. George Brett of the Kansas City Royals goes 4- for-4 in a win over Toronto to raise his season bat- 267 Walks this season for Kansas City hitters, the fewest in the majors.

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Racing Stewart Crash Inquiry Focuses on Lighting, Track DISASTER: 20-Year-Old on a portion of the track to how muddy it was, as well as if Ward's Driver Killed After Being dark firesuit played a role in his Hit by Stewart's Car death, given the conditions. Driver Cory Sparks, a friend By Dan Gelston of Ward's, was a few cars back The Associated Press when Ward was killed. "The timing was unsafe," he The collision was as common said of Ward's decision to get out as any in racing. Kevin Ward of his car to confront Stewart. Jr.'s car spun twice like a top, "When your adrenaline is going, wheels hugging the wall, before it and you're taken out of a race, plopped backward on the dimly your emotions flare." lit dirt track. It's often just a part of racing. In a sport steeped with brava- Drivers from mild-mannered do, what happened next was an- Jeff Gordon to Danica Patrick other familiar, but treacherous, have erupted in anger on the move: Wearing a black firesuit track at another driver. The con- and black helmet, the 20-year- frontations are part of the sport's old Ward unbuckled himself, allure: Fans love it and cheer climbed out of the winged car wildly from the stands. Stewart, into the night and defiantly who has a reputation for being walked onto the track at Canan- a hothead nicknamed "Smoke," daigua Motorsports Park. once wound up like a pitcher and He gestured, making his dis- tossed his helmet like a fastball at gust evident with the driver who Matt Kenseth's windshield. triggered the wreck with a bump: "I've seen it many times in three-time NASCAR champion NASCAR, where a driver will Tony Stewart, who continues to The Associated Press confront the other one, and a race in sprint cars on dirt tracks. Empire Super Sprints, Inc. / lot of times they'll try to speed Many NASCAR drivers, includ- This July 5 photo provided by Empire Super Sprints, Inc., shows sprint car driver Kevin Ward Jr., in the vicotry lane with his car past them. And that's what it ing Stewart, got their start on the at the Fulton Speedway in Fulton, N.Y. Ward was killed Saturday at the Canandaigua Motorsports Park in Central Square, N.Y., appeared to me as if what Tony short ovals. when the car being driven by Tony Stewart struck the 20-year-old who had climbed from his crashed car and was on the Stewart did, he tried to speed past Ward, a relative unknown darkened dirt track trying to confront Stewart following a bump with Stewart one lap earlier. Ward," witness Michael Messerly compared to NASCAR's noted said. "And the next thing I could swashbuckler, was nearly hit by grief doesn't have a timetable." see, I didn't see Ward any more. another passing car as he point- Arning said Stewart's extra- It just seemed like he was sud- ed with his right arm in Stew- curricular racing plans are on denly gone." art's direction. As he confronted hold until further notice. The crash also raised ques- Stewart in his passing car, disas- Plymouth Speedway in tions about whether Stewart ter struck. Warsaw, Indiana, said on its will continue with his hobby of Ward was standing to the website that Stewart would no racing on small tracks on the right of Stewart's familiar No. 14 longer compete in Saturday's side of the big-money NASCAR car, which seemed to fishtail from race. Canandaigua Speedway races. He has long defended his the rear and hit him. According promoter Jeremie Corcoran said participation in racing on tracks to video and witness accounts, Monday the track has canceled like the one where the crash hap- Ward was sucked underneath the Wednesday's event to give "my pened, even as accidents and in- car and hurtled through the air family, staff, fans, and racing jury have put his day job in NAS- before landing on his back as fans teams time to grieve and process CAR at risk. looked on in horror. all that has occurred." Saturday's crash came almost Ward was killed. Stewart, Authorities questioned the exactly a year after Stewart suf- considered one of the most pro- 43-year-old Stewart once on Sat- fered a compound fracture to ficient drivers in racing, dropped urday night and went to Watkins Derik Hamilton / The Associated Press his right leg in a sprint car race out of Sunday's NASCAR race at Glen to talk to him again Sunday. In this Friday, Aug. 8, photograph, Tony Stewart stands in the garage area after a in Iowa. The injury cost him the Watkins Glen, hours after Satur- They described him as "visibly practice session for Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at Watkins Glen second half of the NASCAR sea- day's crash. And the sport was shaken" after the crash and said International, in Watkins Glen N.Y. Stewart struck and killed Kevin Ward Jr., 20, a son and sidelined him during the left reeling from a tragedy that he was cooperative. sprint car driver who had climbed from his car and was on the track trying to con- Chase for the Sprint Cup Cham- could have ripple effects from On Sunday, Ontario County front Stewart during a race at Canandaigua Motorsports Park in upstate New York pionship. Stewart only returned the biggest stock car series down Sheriff Philip Povero said that in- on Saturday night. Ontario County Sheriff Philip Povero said his department's in- to sprint track racing last month. to weeknight dirt track racing. vestigators also don't have any ev- vestigation is not criminal and that Stewart was "fully cooperative" and appeared The crash site is the same "There aren't words to de- idence at this point in the investi- "very upset" over what had happened. track where Stewart was in- scribe the sadness I feel about gation to support criminal intent. volved in a July 2013 accident the accident that took the life of But he also said that criminal that seriously injured a 19-year- Kevin Ward Jr.," Stewart said in charges have not been ruled out. his risky move turn fatal? Or did that this was more than just an old driver. He later took respon- a statement. Povero said on Monday there Ward simply take his life into his accident and that it was even sibility for his car making con- There was no immediate de- were no plans "at this time" to own hands by stepping into traffic culpable negligence, which he tact with another and triggering cision if Stewart would drive in talk to Stewart again. There is no in a black firesuit on a dark track? should've known or should've the 15-car accident that left Aly- this weekend's NASCAR race at timetable as to when the investi- The only one who may have believed that by getting close sha Ruggles with a compression Michigan International Speed- gation will conclude or autopsy that answer is Stewart. to this guy, that it was going to fracture in her back. way. results will be finished, he said. David Weinsten, a former cause the accident," he said. "Everybody has hobbies," he Stewart "will have as much The crash raised several ques- state and federal prosecutor in The sheriff renewed a plea for said last month, adding that time as he needs to make that de- tions: Will Ward's death cause Miami who is now in private spectators to turn over photos "there are a lot of other things cision," spokesman Mike Arning drivers to think twice about on- practice, said it would be diffi- and videos of the crash. Investi- I could be doing that are a lot said Monday. "It is still an emo- track confrontations? Did Stew- cult to prove criminal intent. gators were reconstructing the more dangerous and a lot bigger tional time for all involved, Tony art try and send his own message "I think even with the video, accident and looking into ev- waste of time with my time off included. He is grieving, and by buzzing Ward, only to have it's going to be tough to prove erything from the dim lighting do than doing that." AJ Allmendinger Wins NASCAR’s Cheez-It 355 at Watkins Glen By Jim Utter Ambrose briefly moved into the The Charlotte Observer lead before Allmendinger got back around him just before an- WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. — other caution was displayed on That was truly a race into the Lap 87. Chase. Denny Hamlin spun and A.J. Allmendinger went door- slammed into the barrels filled to-door and fender-to-fender with sand and dirt at the en- over the final two laps with Mar- trance of pit road which required cos Ambrose to muscle out a win another red flag period to clean in Sunday's Cheez-It 355 at the the track. Glen at Watkins Glen Interna- On the restart on Lap 89, All- tional. mendinger held the lead followed The win is Allmendinger's by Ambrose and Edwards. first in the Sprint Cup Series and will ensure he makes his first Ambrose Grabs Fifth Nationwide appearance in the Chase this season to compete for the series Career Series Win championship. WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. — It Kurt Busch finished third, is almost expected to see Mar- Kyle Larson was fourth and Carl cos Ambrose in Victory Lane at Edwards fifth. Watkins Glen International, es- Pole-winner Jeff Gordon took Derik Hamilton / The Associated Press pecially in the Nationwide Series early command of the race, lead- AJ Allmendinger, center, celebrates in Victory Lane after winning a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series auto race at Watkins Glen Inter- of late. ing the first 29 laps. national Sunday in Watkins Glen, N.Y. That doesn't make it any less Kevin Harvick, expected to rewarding for the Australian na- be a contender for the win, was stuck). Joey Logano's team was Ryan Newman made contact the restart. tive. forced to pit within the first five penalized as members of his pit which triggered a five-car wreck With 20 laps remaining, All- Ambrose overcame an early- laps of the race when he dis- crew came over the pit wall too that sent both Newman and Mi- mendinger continued to lead the race spin and held off a tough covered a loose ballast bag (of soon. chael McDowell careening into way followed by Ambrose and charge from Kyle Busch to win weight) in his car. He had to pit By the halfway mark on two different parts of retaining Kurt Busch. Saturday's Zippo 200, his fourth under green to have it removed Lap 45, Ambrose led the race walls. Josh Wise slowed on the track Nationwide win at the Glen — from his car. followed by Gordon and Kurt Neither driver was hurt but with a flat tire which brought out all since 2008. Cole Whitt slammed into the Busch. NASCAR immediately red-flag the fourth caution of the race Joey Logano finished third, tire barrier to bring out the race's On Lap 51, Gordon began to the race to begin the extensive on Lap 79. Most of the lead-lap Brad Keselowski was fourth first caution on Lap 10. On the and Matt Kenseth was fifth. Se- slow considerably on the track repairs necessary to return the cars elected not to pit and All- restart on Lap 15, Gordon led the ries points leader Chase Elliott mendinger remained in the lead way followed by Ambrose and and reported over his team radio track to racing condition. was sixth and holds a 12-point Jimmie ohnson. that he had lost all power. NAS- The red flag was removed on the restart on Lap 82. advantage over JR Motorsports Over the next 10 laps, several CAR soon threw the caution after one hour and 21 minutes. As cars drove through Turn teammate Regan Smith. teams elected to make green-flag as Gordon's No. 24 Chevrolet Most lead-lap cars pit when the 1, Johnson and Regan Smith got "I was trying for all it's worth pit stops as they worked a two limped around the track. caution flag was displayed and collected in a wreck to bring and trying to give it all I got," pit-stop strategy for the race. On the restart on Lap 55, Edwards elected to remain on out the fifth caution of the race. Busch said. "We were faster than During the pit stops, Kyle Johnson took over the race lead the track and took over the lead On the restart on Lap 86, All- Marcos in some areas and maybe Busch was penalized by NAS- followed by Dale Earnhardt Jr. on Lap 61. mendinger remained in the lead. not in others. CAR for removing equipment and Kasey Kahne. Allmendinger got around Ed- Ambrose and Allmendinger "I made the most of our day, I from pit road (his gas can got On Lap 56, Greg Biffle and wards for the lead shortly after traded bumps on the restart and guess." The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014

Life editor: Chantel Wilson Phone number: 807-8213 Life e-mail: [email protected] Simple, Delicious Sautéed Kale

Recipe courtesy of the Boistfort Valley Farm Production Team, a member of the Commu- nity Farmers Market in Chehalis.

The beauty of this recipe is not only that it is fast and delicious, but the kale can be substituted with just about any vegetable. Kale is a favorite, as well as any other cooking green. However peas, beans, turnips or any root crop also fare nicely. Just be sure to chop the heftier roots into smaller pieces. Ingredients: 1 bunch kale cut into 1-Inch strips 1 tbs. cooking oil 1 clove garlic chopped or 1 tbs. garlic scapes Splash soy sauce Directions: In a wok or skillet, heat oil, add chopped garlic and kale. Turn heat on high. Stir frequently. When pan heats up add a splash of water and cover to create steam. Courtesy Photo Sauté until kale goes limp, 5-8 minutes. The Boistfort Valley Farm production team transplanting cabbage from the greenhouse into Splash with soy sauce, stir, cover and turn the ield. off heat. Let sit for 5 minutes before eating.

Note: A nice balsamic vinegar can be substituted for the soy sauce.

Courtesy Photo Boistfort Valley Farms grows a great variety of produce that can be found at the Community Farmers Market in Chehalis.

Notorious Tomato Blight Common Here

It’s that time of year when During periods of high hu- provide good air circulation will early stages, the fruit contin- At the same time, tomatoes many gardeners are eagerly midity and leaf wetness, a cot- also help. ues to grow in size and remains do not produce lycopene and awaiting their first ripe tomato tony, white mold growth is usu- Fungicide sprays, applied be- green, typically requiring 40-50 carotene, the pigments respon- fresh off the vine. Unfortunately, ally visible on lower leaf surfaces fore disease begins, is the only days. Once the fruit has reached sible for ripe tomato color, when just as tomatoes begin to ripen at the edges of lesions. In dry method that can prevent com- full size (called “mature green”), temperatures are above 85 °F. they often fall victim to the no- weather, infected leaf tissues plete crop destruction. Fungi- changes in pigment begin to take Surprisingly then, extended torious late blight fungus. Late quickly dry up and the white cides registered for use include place, causing the green to fade periods of extreme heat cause blight is one of the most devas- mold growth disappears. Infect- Bravo Weather Stik and Kop-R- to light green then to the appro- tomatoes to stop ripening. The tating diseases of potatos and to- ed areas on stems appear brown Spray. Fungicides applied now, priate pigments for that particu- fruit often appear yellowish matos worldwide. It was respon- to black and entire vines may according to labeled directions, lar cultivar, be it red, pink, yellow green to yellowish orange. sible for the Irish potato famine be killed in a short time when will protect plants from infection. or orange. There’s not much you can of the 1840s and continues to be moist weather persists. The disease is equally dev- Ripening and color develop- do but wait out the weather. As a challenge to commercial potato On green tomato fruit, late astating to both tomatoes and ment in tomatoes is governed temperatures become more fa- growers as well as home garden- blight fungus produces large, potatoes. The fungicides Bravo, primarily by two factors: tem- vorable, the ripening process ers. With tomatoes, in less than firm, brown, leathery-appearing Maneb and Mancozeb are all perature and the presence of a should get back on track. We four days, this aggressive disease lesions that are often concen- registered for use on potatoes and naturally occurring hormone should have quite a few more can result in the complete de- trated on the sides or upper fruit provide an effective protectant called ethylene. weeks of good growing weather struction of not only green and surfaces. If conditions remain against the disease when used ac- The optimum temperature before a killing frost arrives. ripening tomatoes but the entire moist, abundant white mold cording to labeled directions. range for ripening mature green tomato plant as well. will develop on the lesions and tomatoes is 69-77° F. The farther Donald secondary soft-rot. Bacteria may It’s almost September and temperatures stray from the op- Tapio is a Our warm summer tempera- WSU Exten- tures combined with dew, fog follow, resulting in a slimy, wet our tomatoes are simply not rip- timum, the slower the ripening rot of the entire fruit. ening! What’s wrong? Is there process will be. Furthermore, sion regional and rain are ideal conditions for specialist the development of this disease. Fortunately, home garden- anything we can do to speed up when temperatures are outside emeritus. Late blight appears on potato ers can do a couple of things to the ripening process? the optimum range for extend- He may be or tomato leaves as pale green, prevent their tomato crop being If your garden tomatoes look ed periods, conditions may be- reached at water-soaked spots, often begin- infected. First, placing a tempo- like they’ve been placed on hold, come so stressful that the ripen- tapiod@wsu. ning at leaf tips or edges. The rary roof over the plants, thereby you’re not alone! Tomato fruits ing process virtually edu. circular or irregular leaf lesions keeping moisture off the foliage, go through several stages of de- halts. are often surrounded by a pale will do much to prevent infec- velopment during their matu- yellowish-green border that tion. Avoid wetting foliage when ration process. merges with healthy tissue. Le- irrigating, especially in late after- During sions enlarge rapidly and turn noon and evening. Staking and dark brown to purplish black. pruning plants to Life 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014 LIFE She Hasn’t Missed a Daily 3-mile Walk in 20 Years By Jeff Strickler Star Tribune (Minneapolis) MINNEAPOLIS — Joan Monson enthusiastically wel- comes anyone who wants to join her on her daily walk west suburban Golden Valley, but the invitation comes with a caveat: "You know that if it's raining, we're still going." If it's raining or snowing, she's still going. In the middle of a polar vortex or the midst of a heat wave, she's still going. Through injury and heartbreak, she's still going. She has walked at least 3 miles every day for more than 20 years. And she's still going. "There's going to come a day when it's going to end," Monson, 74, said of her streak. "There was a time when I worried about that, but I don't anymore. I look at it in five-year increments, and it seems far-fetched to me that I'll make it through another five years." She paused before adding: "But it seemed far-fetched to me that I'd make it through the first five years." David Joles / Minneapolis Star Tribune She walked on the day her Joan Monson goes on her daily walk on Thursday, July 24, in Golden Valley, Minn. Monson has walked three miles a day every day for 20 years, in the process walking husband of 51 years died. Her through rain, snow, a polar vortex, heat waves and even heartbreak. son and daughter urged her to do it, "although I don't remem- house, and we wave." she sees on the ground. So far, "I like to keep records," she battling chronic pain in her hip ber a thing about that walk." She There also are pleasantries she's found $660 in loose change. admitted. "I think it's because and shoulder and thought that walked while on a mission trip to exchange. Someone calls, "Fi- "Yesterday was a good day: teachers have to keep a lot of exercise would help. to Guatemala, going around and nally, a nice day out!" She agrees, I found two quarters and two records." And it did — or, at least, she around inside a courtyard after her manners keeping her from dimes," she said. "Whenever I Her record-keeping goes far thinks it did. "The same day I started walk- her hosts warned her that it was saying what she really thinks get up to $20, I give it to charity. beyond just keeping track of ing, I also gave up coffee, so I too dangerous to venture outside. until later: "It's been nice all Sometimes I give it to our church, how often she has walked and along; they've just been inside." but I give to other places, too." how much spare change she's don't really know which one it And she walked in socks after a was," she said. "But a lot of peo- cracked bone in her ankle pre- She dislikes icy sidewalks, She's perpetually enthused. found. She can tell you who but otherwise, she takes the sea- Everything she encounters —baby sat for her kids in 1971 andple drink coffee and don't have vented her from wearing a shoe. a problem (with hip pain), so I "It wasn't really a problem," she sons in stride. from a gaggle of geese in a pond how much it cost. "There's not a day that I wish I to a man mowing his lawn — think it's the walking." said of the three weeks that she "Baby sitters didn't get paid Monson insists that while weren't out here," she said. produces a story. went shoeless — which, by the much in those days," she said, the 20-year-plus streak is im- way, did not involve an injury suf- Lollie Eidsness of neighbor- "His wife grew up with my pointing to a ledger in which portant, she's "not obsessed with fered while walking. "Although I ing St. Louis Park, is one of her daughter," she explained of the the payments were between $1 it. If I were, that would be all I did wear out a lot of socks." frequent walking partners. She mowing man. "He used to ask and $1.50. Then she spotted talked about, and I rarely talk A retired elementary school doesn't even try to talk Monson me what I was doing (frequently an entry for $2.75. "Whoa. We about it. If that was all I talked teacher, Monson does most ofinto yielding to the weather. walking past his house), but I must have been out a long time about, my friends would get sick her walking through her neigh- "Some of those winter days think he's gotten used to me." that night." of it. I'd get sick of it." borhood in Golden Valley, Min- when there's a 40-below wind The walking streak started Allowing for the five leap years Daughter Tammy Monson nesota. Doing laps inside a shop- chill, my husband will say, on July 1, 1994. And Monsonsince she started her streak, as of isn't surprised by the depth of ping mall doesn't interest her, and 'You're not going out today, are has the records to prove it. a recent Monday, she has logged her mother's passion. the very suggestion of a treadmill you?'" Eidsness said. "We do it. If As soon as she finishes her 22,020 miles. That's the equivalent "That's how my mom does ev- makes her roll her eyes. I don't go, she'll do it, anyway." daily walk, she marks it off on a of walking from New York to Los erything," she said. "I can't stand treadmills," she Monson moves along at a grid she keeps taped to a cabinet Angeles — nine times. "When she cooks, she cooks said. "There's so much to look at brisk 15-minute-per-mile pace. in the laundry room. The same She seemed unimpressed from scratch. She decides one outside." "It's not just a stroll," she noted. grid also tracks her bike rides; by that comparison, saying, "I day that she isn't going to drink And people to meet. "I don't As she walks, she picks up although she doesn't ride every should think that I would have coffee, and she hasn't had a sin- know most of their names," she litter — somehow managing to day — and skips the winters — made it to the moon by now." gle cup since. She does every- admitted, "but you start recog- scoop it up without breaking she makes sure that she logs at Monson started walking as a thing to perfection. And she's nizing people as you pass their stride — and stops for moneyleast 90 miles of biking a month. self-prescribed therapy. She was always been that way." Weekend Road Trip Tips

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Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: L equals M

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PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “My favorite food city is wherever I happen to be eating. You know what they say, love the one you’re with!” — Pamela Anderson © 2014 by NEA, Inc.

Lewis County History of — est. 1845 —

used a famous Winlock product “He had got his right front — eggs — in an unsuccessful foot caught in the wires, then One-Room Schoolhouse Used by Bremer Kids but colorful effort to turn back fell down and rolled through non-union workers at the plant the rail fence so he was sitting gates this morning,” The Daily there upside down with one foot Chronicle reported. stuck in the wire up high,” said “Eggs were splattered over passerby Alan Evans, a garbage the cars of non-union workers collector. and in some instances the work- ers themselves as they drove through the plant gates to work. Onalaska Elders Honored Lewis County Sheriff Orville n 2006, Albert Jorgensen, Amondson said tacks were also I 90, and Chrissie Jones, 94, spread on the driveways leading were grand marshals of the to both the plant and the main Onalaska Community Parade. offices. “One company official said 10 of the women were wives of strikers and two others were there in sympathy with the Debbie’s strike. Boutique The sheriff said the women appeared on the scene about 7 Final Summer a.m. They also carried banners concerning the strike. close out sale!

Submitted by Ken Hugill and his mother, Vera / for Our Hometowns Excavator Falls 20 Feet 30-70% Nora Carver taught at this one-room schoolhouse in Bremer on Butts Road. It was located across the street from where n 1986, a heavy land exca- the Raintree Nursery stands today. Nora married Artemis Ward Hugill and raised their children on Pear Street in Cen- Ivator working on a mobile tralia. They eventually moved to a home at 1202 Alder St. in Centralia, a home given to them by Nora’s father, William home site in the 1200 block of off Carver. It came complete with lightning rods that were dismantled and scrapped for the metal during World War One. Marion Street, Centralia, fell 20 feet after the earth caved in be- Storewide Outlook is Good persons objecting to the practice Minnesota planned a picnic at low it. No returns or exchanges on items purchased. Excludes n 1886, the Lewis County of some of the meat merchants Borst Park. Spanx, Snoozies, greeting cards of rendering tallow and lard at “One of the features of the & prior sales. IBee believed the fall would Horse Recovers bring good economic times. their places of business,” The program will be music by an old 120-A S. Tower, Centralia Weekly Chronicle orchestra, organized more than From Landing on Fence

“There is every prospect of a Centralia CH525764sd.ke good trade in all branches this wrote. “It was claimed the odors 50 years ago in a small Minne- n 2001, Vicki Rohr’s horse, Tues–Sat 10–6 fall,” the newspaper reported.” arising are offensive. sota town,” The Centralia Daily IRhinestone, was recover- 360-623-1586 Crops are going to be a good “Councilman Kent, who is Chronicle wrote. “Four original ing after hanging upside down yield and a good price, the saw local manager of the Carstens members of the orchestra who from a fence in rural Centralia. mills throughout the country company, stated that he did will be at the picnic are Wesley are crowded with work which not believe there existed good Ford, Frank Scott, William Fen- gives employment to all the idle grounds for the complaint, and ton and O.B. Whitford.” men at good wages. Business also invited members of the H.G. Aldrich, 79, 510 Court- NEW! Plush men and mechanics have every council to visit his place of busi- land Street, Centralia, was the reason to feel happy over the ness Thursday at which time oldest native-born Minnesotan prospect.” rendering of lard will be done at the picnic. Mattresses in the same manner, as has been Quality mattresses, locally complained of. Don’t Render the Lard! Eggs Thrown at Winlock Scabs made in Puyallup, WA by “Dr. Madison suggested that Emerald Home Furnishings. n 1911, the rendering of the rendering might be done at uring this week in Au- Now available at your Ilard was a subject of local the city dump.” Dgust 1961, Shakertown discussion. non-union workers found eggs Centralia Goodwill. 519 Harrison Ave. “Dr. Madison, health officer, and tacks in their way during CH524105cd.jd stated to the city council last Minnesotans Hold Picnic the 15th day of a strike. night that considerable com- n 1936, the local residents “Women in sympathy with goodwillwa.org plaint has been made to him by Iwho previously resided in strikers at Shakertown Corp., • Life 5 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014 KettlePizza, Customized, Turns Grill ADVICE: Dear Abby Into a Pie-making Dream Oven Woman Mistaken By Russ Parsons KettlePizza by putting a second grill on top of the for Cougar Wants a Los Angeles Times sleeve and using that to support a cover. I used the Baking Steel I’d ordered a couple of years ago Lives there a cook whose heart beats so cold that for my kitchen oven, flanked by the 25-year-old Big Cat, Not a Cub he has not entertained dreams of building a wood- quarry tiles I’d used for baking pizzas before fired pizza oven in his backyard? Not in my house. that. (Lopez-Alt, along with the designer of the DEAR ABBY: I’m a single DEAR ABBY: I have a stress- Just imagine summer evenings with friends Baking Steel and the designer of the KettlePizza woman in my late 30s and have ful job but do not work “regular” gathered around the fire, shoveling in custom have now teamed up for a deluxe package that an 18-year-old daughter. When hours. I also care for my aged pizza after custom pizza, each emerging within will do all of this for you in a much more elegant I am alone or mother, which is like having an- a few minutes, blistered and browned on the top build.... It’s $400, with part of the proceeds going out with my other job. Because of this, I have and with that perfect leopard-speckled char under- to charity.) girlfriends, I am little time to myself or to relax. neath — crispy, chewy and tender at the same time. This arrangement reduces the volume of air constantly hit During warm weather I enjoy But when I broached the subject with my that needs to be heated by the fire and also pro- on by younger taking an occasional break on wife, who has already imposed a strict one-in/ vides an upper radiant heat source to better cook men. My girl- my back deck, whether read- the top of the pizza. In fact, the biggest problem one-out moratorium on kitchen gadgets, she just friends say it’s ing materials for work, enjoying laughed. How many toys would I need to get rid I had after this tweak was that the oven was too because I don’t hot — the pizzas cooked much more quickly a novel or catching a quick nap. of to equal one pizza oven? look my age and Frequently, I’ll transact business And when she found out that said pizza oven than I was expecting (do not even think about that I should feel By Abigail Van Buren getting a beer while the pizza is baking). on my cellphone. would cost as much as a small car, she positively flattered. Well, Anytime my neighbor sees howled. Cruel. It took a few tries to get the process refined. I am not a “cougar,” and I don’t But I am now able to maintain an oven temper- me sitting on my deck, he’ll However, I have found an alternative. Grant- get turned on by younger men. I come out of his house. He thinks ature of 650 to 750 degrees for almost an hour find it offensive when I am ap- ed, it doesn’t have the architectural grandeur of it’s funny to say things like, “Boy, the glorious oven I cooked in at a friend’s house before refueling and turn out pizzas that bake proached by them. I wish I could be like you and not on the Palos Verdes Peninsula the other week. consistently in less than 5 minutes. While my single friends are And I’ll admit that the pizzas are not yet quite At least until I win the lottery, my pizza being asked on romantic dates by have to work,” or “Must be nice as foolproof. dreams are satisfied. professional older men, I’m be- to just sit around.” But they’re pretty danged close. ing asked on dates by struggling The first few times it was It’s a gadget called the KettlePizza, and it fits TIPS FOR MAKING A WOOD-FIRED PIZZA college boys who have no car, no funny, but I no longer find it hu- morous — especially when I’m over the top of the ubiquitous Weber grill. And Here are some of the tips that I learned while job and cramped living quar- after a little tweaking and a lot of learning curve, perfecting my KettlePizza technique. ters with three other roommates. stressed out about work or my I have to say that it’s kind of terrific. Give me a break! mother. Yesterday I warned him, You can order the KettlePizza from www.ket- • Use charcoal briquettes rather than lump It has reached the point that “Don’t go there!” tlepizza.com in various formats. The most basic charcoal, and use a lot of them. Briquettes don’t I just pretend to be married. But How can I nicely let my includes a pizza stone and sleeve that fits over burn as hot as the lump, but they burn longer. it’s starting to bother me that neighbor know his joke is now the grill, with a hemispherical cutout that lets • You’ll need two to three chimneys’ worth of mature men don’t find me at- stale and no longer appropriate? you slide the pizzas in and out. This costs $150. charcoal to get the heat you want for the length tractive. I have stopped wanting With all the pressure I’m under, Other formats are basically embellishments and of time you’ll need it. to go out because of this. What he’s making even a quick break range up to $400. • Arrange the briquettes in a C shape, and should I do? — IN A FUNK IN stressful. — BEHIND THE The operation is simple in outline but a bit make sure that you stack them higher in the back FRESNO 8-BALL IN OHIO more complicated in execution. You build a fire (this improves the flow of hot air over the top of DEAR IN A FUNK: Where’s DEAR BEHIND THE in the grill and arrange the coals in a C-shape. the pizza). your sense of humor? Instead of 8-BALL: Your neighbor may be a Add a couple of good-sized chunks of hardwood, • You have to be much more proactive about telling these young men you’re tad jealous of what he perceives and when those catch fire, place the sleeve on top managing the fire than you do in normal grill- married, why not tell them as all your free time, or he may with the pizza stone on the grill. Cover and wait ing; once you’ve got the temperature you want, something closer to the truth — be a one-joke wonder who’s try- until the fire gets really hot. shut down the top vents almost entirely and that you’re old enough to be their And it will. Using just this bare-bones setup, I ing to be friendly. But the nicest close the bottom vents halfway to maintain the mother and ask if they happen to got temperatures on the stone of more than 600 and most direct way to get your burn. have a single uncle. degrees (uh, I did have to buy an infrared ther- message across would be to ex- •Keep the pizza stone relatively close to the Seriously, if the only men mometer — one of those guns that shoot a laser plain that you’re not only work- front of the grill. The farther back it is, the more who pay attention to you are men beam at a surface to measure the temperature; uneven the heat. ing from home, but also caring seriously, it was for science — and my wife was in their early 20s, your problem for your mother — and when •Expect to rotate the pizza two or three times may be the way you’re packaging out of town). to get even browning. you take these breaks, SOLI- That’s way hotter than any home oven, but the product you’re trying to sell. TUDE is necessary. •Keep the toppings simple and relatively Your makeup, hairstyle and at- the pizzas still weren’t as good as I’d hoped. So I spare. Especially at first, loading down the pizza ••• took to the Internet, where there is an active cult tire may send the wrong message, with ingredients will make it harder to get from Dear Abby is written by Abigail of KettlePizza enthusiasts (there are more than and that’s why men in your tar- Van Buren, also known as Jeanne 4,000 videos on YouTube). The high priest of this peel to stone. get demographic aren’t showing • Work quickly when building the pizza. Even Phillips, and was founded by her group is my old e-friend J. Kenji Lopez-Alt, and an interest. Talk to your friends well-floured dough will start to stick to the peel mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear his series of posts on the Serious Eats blog (www. about this and see what they seriouseats.com) should be required reading. if it is left alone, and that’s especially true once Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Following Lopez-Alt’s advice, I tweaked my you’ve started to add toppings. have to offer. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

Start on Puzzle One on page Life 4. Answers to the Sudoku Puzzle Two puzzles here will be published in Thursday’s paper. Crossword

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Answer to Puzzle on Page Life 4

Celebrity Cipher

Today’s clue: C equals V

“YWNX CPBPXVZFVON RWWL NW YIGM RFLP

XMP TWWE XMPA PVX XMVX XMPA GVO SP

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(CC) Cops Reloaded CNBC 46 46 American Greed American Greed “Hail to the Thief” American Greed “Funny Money” American Greed American Greed “Hail to the Thief” Ed Sullivan Paid Program CNN 44 44 Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNN Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNN Tonight Forensic Files Forensic Files CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNN Tonight South Park (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) The Colbert Re- The Daily Show Key & Peele (CC) Key & Peele (CC) South Park Jonas South Park But- South Park South Park “The F The Daily Show The Colbert Re- COM 60 60 port (CC) With Jon Stewart Brothers’ concert. ters’ first kiss. “W.T.F.” (CC) Word” (CC) With Jon Stewart port (CC) DIS 41 41 Jessie ’ (CC) Jessie ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Liv & Maddie ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Dog With a Blog ››› Spy Kids (2001) Antonio Banderas. ’ (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) A.N.T. Farm (CC) Alien Sharks The search for more Alien Sharks: Return to the Abyss Lair of the Mega Shark: ExtraSharky Zombie Sharks Tonic immobility in Spawn of Jaws: The Birth The great Shark After Dark Andy Casagrande; DSC 8 8 shark species. ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Sightings in New Zealand. (N) (CC) sharks. (N) ’ (CC) white pupping grounds. (N) ’ (CC) actress Tara Reid. (N) (S Live) (CC) Botched “Girls Gone Wildddd” A woman E! News (N) RichKids of Bev- RichKids of Bev- Keeping Up With the Kardashians The Soup (N) The Soup Chelsea Lately (N) E! News E! 65 65 with uneven breasts. erly Hills erly Hills Kourtney offers to decorate. MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Baltimore Orioles. (Live) ESPN2 33 33 Little League Softball World Series, Final: Teams TBA. From Portland, Ore. Olbermann (N) (Live) (CC) Olbermann (CC) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) NFL Live (N) (CC) FAM 39 39 Melissa & Joey Melissa & Joey Mystery Girls ’ Young & Hungry Young & Hungry Mystery Girls (N) ››› Death Becomes Her (1992, Comedy) Meryl Streep, Bruce Willis. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant Stakeout Mystery Diners Mystery Diners Restaurant: Impossible (N) Restaurant: Impossible FX 53 53 ›› Transformers: Dark of the Moon ›› Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009, Science Fiction) Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel. Sam Wit- The Bridge “Harvest of Souls” Jack The Bridge “Harvest of Souls” Jack (2011) Shia LaBeouf, Josh Duhamel. wicky holds the key to defeating an ancient Decepticon. Dobbs digs up his past. (N) Dobbs digs up his past. GOLF 70 70 Golf U.S. Amateur, Day 1. From Atlanta Athletic Club in Johns Creek, Ga. Golf Central Special Playing Lessons From the Pros School of Golf Inside PGA Tour Learning Center The Waltons “The Inferno” John-Boy The Waltons “The Heartbreaker” Jason The Waltons “The Long Night” Grand- The Middle “Sig- The Middle “Aver- The Middle “The The Middle “The The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 will see the Hindenburg. (CC) falls for Curt’s sister. (CC) ma’s sickness troubles all. nals” ’ (CC) age Rules” ’ Diaper Incident” Quarry” ’ (CC) “The Actor” (CC) ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Buying and Selling “Folkert & Pearl” Buying and Selling “Daniel & Iris” Property Brothers “Kristi & Jay” Property Brothers “Nicole & Colby” House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers (CC) HIST 37 37 American Pickers ’ (CC) American Pickers “Cammy Camaro” American Pickers “Raze the Roof” American Pickers “Big Boy Toys” American Pickers ’ (CC) American Pickers “Sicilian Standoff” LIFE 51 51 Celebrity Wife Swap ’ (CC) Bring It! The Dancing Dolls compete. Bring It! (N) (CC) Bring It! “Kayla’s Big Surprise” (N) Raising Asia (CC) BAPs Gina and Anisha face off. (N) MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 Teen Mom 2 “Keep It Together” ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ Teen Mom 2 “Overload” ’ Teen Mom 2 “Harder Than It Looks” Teen Mom 2 “I’ll Be Missing You” Virgin Territory (N) ’ NBCS 34 34 Shark Hunters (N) ’ Fish Mavericks (N) ’ Shark Hunters ’ Shark Hunters ’ Fish Mavericks ’ Fish Mavericks ’ NICK 40 40 iCarly ’ (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) SpongeBob Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 Bad Girls Club: Chicago (CC) Bad Girls Club: Chicago (CC) Preachers of L.A. (Part 1 of 2) Preachers of L.A. (Part 2 of 2) Preachers of L.A. (Part 1 of 2) Preachers of L.A. (Part 2 of 2) ROOT 31 31 Mariners Access Mariners Pre. MLB Baseball Toronto Blue Jays at Seattle Mariners. From Safeco Field in Seattle. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) Mariners Post. Seahawks MLB Baseball: Blue Jays at Mariners SPIKE 57 57 › G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009) ›› The Expendables (2010, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li. Mercenaries embark ›› The Expendables (2010, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Jason Statham, Jet Li. Mercenaries embark Channing Tatum, Dennis Quaid. ’ on a mission to overthrow a dictator. ’ on a mission to overthrow a dictator. ’ SYFY 59 59 Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda (2014) › Sharknado (2013, Horror) Tara Reid, Ian Ziering, John Heard. (CC) › Sharknado 2: The Second One (2014) Ian Ziering, Tara Reid. (CC) › Sharknado (2013) Tara Reid. (CC) TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince Living By Faith Praise the Lord (N) (Live) (CC) Always Good Jesse Duplantis MarriageToday Creflo Dollar Seattle Praise the Lord Seinfeld “The Puffy Seinfeld ’ (CC) Seinfeld “The Bris” Seinfeld “The Lip Family Guy ’ Family Guy “Fam- The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Conan Martin Lawrence; Kumail Nanji- TBS 55 55 Shirt” (CC) ’ (CC) Reader” ’ (CC) (CC) (DVS) ily Gay” ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ ani; Jonah Ray; Ty Segall. (N) (CC) TLC 38 38 Who Do You Think You Are? (N) ’ Who Do You Think You Are? (CC) Who Do You Think You Are? (CC) Who Do You Think You Are? (CC) Who Do You Think You Are? (CC) Undercover Boss ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ››› The Italian ››› The Bourne Identity (2002, Suspense) Matt Damon, Franka Potente, Chris Cooper. An amne- Legends “Pilot” Agent Martin Odum Franklin & Bash Peter and Jared are Legends “Pilot” Agent Martin Odum Job (2003) siac agent is marked for death after a botched hit. (CC) (DVS) returns to the FBI. (N) (CC) put in charge. (N) (CC) returns to the FBI. (CC) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! World of Gumball Adventure Time Regular Show King of the Hill King of the Hill Cleveland Show Cleveland Show American Dad American Dad Family Guy (CC) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Bizarre Foods America (CC) American Grilled (N) (CC) American Grilled (CC) Man v. Food Man v. Food TRUTV 49 49 Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Hardcore Pawn Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Pe- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Suits “Gone” Sean begins a round of Graceland “Gratis” Johnny pitches an Modern Family Modern Family ’ USA 58 58 dophile kidnaps two children. ’ family is torn by sexual abuse. (CC) man brutally attacks other men. ’ depositions. (N) (CC) (DVS) idea. (N) (CC) (DVS) “My Hero” ’ (CC) (DVS) VH1 62 62 Dating Naked “Chuck and Camille” › Showgirls (1995, Drama) Elizabeth Berkley, Kyle MacLachlan. ’ (CC) ››› Clueless (1995, Comedy) Alicia Silverstone, Stacey Dash. ’ Make or Break: Linda Perry

Movies Sports Kids Bets THURSDAY EVENING August 14, 2014 CEN CHE 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 KOMO 4 News 6:00pm Dan Lewis, Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! ’ (CC) The Quest “Save the Queen” The Pala- Rookie Blue “Moving Day” The Division NY Med (Season Finale) (N) ’ (CC) KOMO 4 News Jimmy Kimmel ABC 4 4 Mary Nam. (N) (CC) “Hawaii” (CC) dins must save the queen. (N) helps tenants move. (N) ’ 11:00pm (N) (CC) Live ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) KING 5 News (N) Evening (N) (CC) Hollywood Game Night Anthony An- Last Comic Standing “2 Hour Finale - Top 3 to 1” (Season Finale) The winner is KING 5 News (N) Tonight Show-J. NBC 5 5 (N) (CC) (CC) (CC) derson; Yvette Nicole Brown. (CC) revealed. (N) ’ (CC) Fallon IND 6 6 Extra (N) (CC) OK! TV (N) (CC) Inside Edition (N) Access Hollyw’d Dr. Phil ’ (CC) KING 5 News at 9 (N) (CC) KING 5 News at 10 (N) (CC) Katie “Smart Money, Smart Kids” KIRO 7 Eyewit- CBS Evening Entertainment To- The Insider (N) The Big Bang Mom ’ (CC) Big Brother Eviction; head of household Elementary Mycroft returns to New KIRO 7 Eyewit- Late Show With CBS 7 7 ness News News/Pelley night (N) (CC) ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) competition. (N Same-day Tape) York. ’ (CC) ness News David Letterman PBS NewsHour (N) ’ (CC) Moments to Remember: My Music 1950s and ’60s hits. ’ (CC) Being Poirot Behind-the-scenes and on-set footage. ’ (CC) Nature “Snow Mon- PBS 9 9 keys” ’ Family Guy ’ Family Guy “The The Simpsons The Simpsons “Mr. Two and a Half Two and a Half Q13 FOX News at 9 Rose, Kelly and Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) How I Met Your How I Met Your MNT 10 10 (CC) Blind Side” (CC) ’ (CC) Plow” (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Levine. (N) (CC) Mother ’ (CC) Mother ’ (CC) The King of The King of Family Feud ’ Family Feud ’ The Vampire Diaries Caroline uncovers The Originals “Farewell to Storyville” Seinfeld “The Chi- Seinfeld “The The Office “Pool Rules of Engage- CW 11 11 Queens (CC) Queens ’ (CC) (CC) (CC) a frightening secret. ’ (CC) Elijah determines to protect Rebekah. nese Woman” Statue” ’ (CC) Party” ’ (CC) ment ’ (CC) Northwest Now In the Americas- 50s and 60s Rock Rewind (My Music) The pop scene of the 1950s and 1960s. Australian Pink Floyd: Eclipsed by the Moon A concert ThePianoGuys: Live at Red Butte Garden Steven Sharp PBS 12 12 David ’ (CC) (DVS) features Pink Floyd songs. and Jon Schmidt perform. ’ (CC) Modern Family Modern Family The Big Bang The Big Bang Sleepy Hollow “The Midnight Ride” Ab- Gang Related “Malandros” Chapel and Q13 FOX News at 10 (N) (CC) The Arsenio Hall Show T.I.; Gina FOX 13 13 ’ (CC) “Up All Night” ’ Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) bie and Ichabod look for clues. ’ his team look for Matias. (N) Carano; K. Dubb; DJ Shy. ’ (CC) IND 14 14 Watch Once Only Celebration Watch Once Only Celebration Watch Once Only Celebration NYC II Jewelry “17th Anniversary” NYC II Jewelry “17th Anniversary” The Best of ShopHQ Leverage “The Maltese Falcon Job” The Criminal Minds “Distress” Construction- Criminal Minds “Jones” A serial killer Criminal Minds “Ashes and Dust” The Cold Case “Free Love” Investigating the Cold Case “Look Again” Maid says she ION 15 15 team hides in plain sight. (CC) site murders. ’ (CC) resumes. ’ (CC) team tracks an arsonist. (CC) murder of a soldier. ’ (CC) witnessed a teen’s murder. (CC) IND 18 18 Empowered By the Spirit The Blessed Life JP Jackson The Green Room K. Copeland Life Today Joyce Meyer Empowered By the Spirit Joni Lamb Table Reflections KATU News at 6 (N) ’ (CC) Jeopardy! ’ (CC) Wheel of Fortune The Quest “Save the Queen” The Pala- Rookie Blue “Moving Day” The Division NY Med (Season Finale) (N) ’ (CC) KATU News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel ABC 22 22 “Hawaii” (CC) dins must save the queen. (N) helps tenants move. (N) ’ (N) ’ (CC) Live ’ (CC) KGW News at 6 (N) Live at 7 (N) (CC) Inside Edition (N) Hollywood Game Night Anthony An- Last Comic Standing “2 Hour Finale - Top 3 to 1” (Season Finale) The winner is KGW News at Tonight Show-J. NBC 26 26 ’ (CC) derson; Yvette Nicole Brown. (CC) revealed. (N) ’ (CC) 11 (N) Fallon UNI 30 30 Noticias Univisión Noticiero Univis’n De Que Te Quiero, Te Quiero (N) Mi Corazón Es Tuyo (N) Lo Que la Vida Me Robó (N) (SS) Qué Pobres Tan Ricos (N) (SS) Noticias Univisión Noticiero Uni 6 O’Clock News (N) Access Hollywood TMZ (N) ’ (CC) Sleepy Hollow “The Midnight Ride” Ab- Gang Related “Malandros” Chapel and 10 O’Clock News (N) 11 O’Clock News Everybody Loves FOX 27 27 (N) (CC) bie and Ichabod look for clues. ’ his team look for Matias. (N) (N) Raymond (CC) Storage Wars Storage Wars The First 48 A victim’s car may reveal The First 48 Gunfire erupts at a football The First 48 “Bad Medicine” (N) ’ (CC) The First 48 “Out of the Past; Feud” The First 48 A clerk is shot by a A&E 52 52 “Barry Doubtfire” “LBC U LTR” ’ his killer. ’ (CC) tournament. ’ (CC) Gunned down in front of family. ’ masked man. ’ (CC) AMC 67 67 ››› The Karate Kid (1984, Drama) Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki “Pat” Morita. A ›› Uncle Buck (1989, Comedy) John Candy, Amy Madigan, Jean Louisa Kelly. ›› Weird Science (1985, Comedy) Kelly LeBrock, Anthony Michael Hall. Two Japanese handyman teaches a teenager to defend himself. (CC) An easygoing relative takes care of three children. high-school nerds conjure up the woman of their dreams. APL 43 43 Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ (CC) Alaska: The Last Frontier ’ (CC) Ice Lake Rebels ’ (CC) Alaskan Bush People: Off the Grid Ice Lake Rebels ’ (CC) BET 56 56 106 & Park “Top 10 Countdown” (N) ›› Stomp the Yard (2007, Drama) Columbus Short. A troubled dancer enrolls in college. (CC) › Waist Deep (2006) Tyrese Gibson. A man’s son is inside his hijacked car. The Game (CC) The Real Housewives of Orange The Real Housewives of Orange Don’t Be Tardy... Don’t Be Tardy... Don’t Be Tardy... Extreme Guide to Parenting Wendy, Don’t Be Tardy... Watch What Hap- The Singles Proj- BRAVO 66 66 County The ladies take a trip to Bali. County The ladies confront Tamra. “Flipping Out” (N) Tyler and their kids want a home. (N) “Flipping Out” pens: Live (N) ect “First Dates” CBUT 29 29 CBC News Coronation Street Rick Mercer Laughs: Gags The Nature of Things (CC) (DVS) Doc Zone ’ (CC) (DVS) The National (N) ’ (CC) CBC News George-Tonight CMT 61 61 Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) Reba ’ (CC) ››› Rambo: First Blood (1982, Action) Sylvester Stallone, Richard Crenna. (CC) Party Down South (N) Party Down South CNBC 46 46 American Greed American Greed American Greed “Raffaello Follieri” American Greed American Greed Ultimate Quarters Three Dog Night CNN 44 44 The Sixties (N) The Sixties Anderson Cooper 360 (CC) The Sixties The Sixties Forensic Files Forensic Files CNNH 45 45 Anderson Cooper 360 (N) (CC) The Sixties (N) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files The Sixties The Sixties South Park (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) The Colbert Re- The Daily Show Chappelle’s Show It’s Always Sunny It’s Always Sunny Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) Tosh.0 (CC) The Daily Show The Colbert Re- COM 60 60 port (CC) With Jon Stewart (CC) in Phila. in Phila. With Jon Stewart port (CC) DIS 41 41 Dog With a Blog Girl Meets World Austin & Ally ’ Liv & Maddie ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Dog With a Blog ››› Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams (2002) Antonio Banderas. ’ Dog With a Blog Austin & Ally ’ Sharkpocalypse Sharks moving in Spawn of Jaws: The Birth The great Zombie Sharks: ExtraSharky The I Escaped Jaws 2 Victims of shark at- Sharkageddon Tiger sharks invade the Shark After Dark “So Sharky” Comic DSC 8 8 closer to shorelines. ’ (CC) white pupping grounds. ’ (CC) “tonic immobility” in sharks. (N) ’ tacks. (N) ’ (CC) shores. (N) ’ (CC) Chelsea Handler. (N) (CC) Sex and the City Sex and the City E! News (N) Society X With Society X With Keeping Up With the Kardashians “A Keeping Up With the Kardashians Chelsea Lately E! News E! 65 65 “Evolution” (CC) ’ (CC) Laura Ling (N) Laura Ling Thailand Vacation Part 3” Kourtney offers to decorate. Singer Fergie. (N) NFL Preseason Football Jacksonville Jaguars at Chicago Bears. From Soldier SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Field in Chicago. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live) ESPN2 33 33 ATP Tennis ATP Tennis Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) Olbermann (N) (CC) FAM 39 39 Mystery Girls ’ Young & Hungry ›› A Cinderella Story (2004) Hilary Duff, Jennifer Coolidge. ›› Step Up 3 (2010, Drama) Rick Malambri, Adam G. Sevani. The 700 Club ’ (CC) FNC 48 48 The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor (CC) The Kelly File Hannity On the Record, Greta Van Susteren FOOD 35 35 Chopped “Circus Spectacular” Food Network Star Chopped “Ambitious Amateurs” Chopped Beat Bobby Flay Beat Bobby Flay Diners, Drive Diners, Drive FX 53 53 Two and a Half Two and a Half Two and a Half ››› The Other Guys (2010, Comedy) Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, Eva Mendes. Two desk-bound Married “The Play- You’re the Worst Married “The Play- You’re the Worst Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) Men ’ (CC) detectives get a chance to work on a real case. date” (N) “Sunday Funday” date” “Sunday Funday” GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Wyndham Championship, First Round. Golf Central Golf U.S. Amateur, Day 2. From Atlanta Athletic Club in Johns Creek, Ga. ACE Shootout Celebrity Skills The Waltons “The Go-Getter” Ben be- The Waltons “The Achievement” John- The Waltons “The Hawk” Jim-Bob sets The Middle “Hal- The Middle “A The Middle “Errand The Middle The Golden Girls The Golden Girls HALL 19 19 comes aggressive salesman. (CC) Boy travels to New York. (CC) a trap for a hawk. (CC) loween” ’ (CC) Birthday Story” Boy” (CC) “Thanksgiving II” ’ (CC) ’ (CC) HGTV 68 68 Fixer Upper (CC) Fixer Upper (CC) Fixer Upper (CC) Fixer Upper (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l My Big Family My Big Family HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (N) Pawn Stars (N) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) LIFE 51 51 Wife Swap “Mink/Oaks” ’ (CC) Project Runway (CC) Project Runway (N) (CC) Project Runway The designers re-purpose men’s suits. Undone, Aman. Project Runway “A Suitable Twist” MSNBC 47 47 The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word Hardball With Chris Matthews (CC) MTV 63 63 Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory (CC) Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Ridiculousness Snack-Off (N) ’ Wild ’n Out Wild ’n Out NBCS 34 34 Mecum Dealmakers “Kansas City” Mecum Dealmakers “Indianapolis” DRIVE (N) ’ DRIVE ’ Pro Motocross Highlights DRIVE ’ DRIVE ’ DRIVE ’ The Grid NICK 40 40 iCarly ’ (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) SpongeBob Thundermans Hathaways Instant Mom ’ See Dad Run ’ Full House (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Why Do Fools Fall in Love (1998) Halle Berry. (CC) ›› Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005) Kimberly Elise, Steve Harris. ›› Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005, Comedy-Drama) Kimberly Elise, Steve Harris. ROOT 31 31 High School Football Shrine East-West Oregon Game. Seahawks Heartland Poker Tour (CC) World Poker Tour: Season 12 Fight Sports MMA (N) Cops “Coast to Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Coast to Cops ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) iMPACT Wrestling (N) ’ (CC) Cops ’ (CC) Cops “Coast to SPIKE 57 57 Coast” ’ (CC) Coast” ’ Coast” ’ (CC) SYFY 59 59 Zombie Apocalypse (2011, Horror) Ving Rhames, Taryn Manning. (CC) Defiance “Painted From Memory” Spartacus: Blood and Sand (CC) Spartacus: Blood and Sand (CC) Defiance “Painted From Memory” TBN 20 20 Joseph Prince Hillsong TV Praise the Lord (N) (Live) (CC) Bless the Lord Turning Point ’ Kerry Shook Creflo Dollar Book of Ruth Back Home Seinfeld “The Bar- Seinfeld “The Non- Seinfeld “The Mas- Seinfeld “The Family Guy “The Family Guy “FOX-y The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Conan (N) (CC) TBS 55 55 ber” ’ (CC) Fat Yogurt” seuse” (CC) Cigar-Store Indian” Juice Is Loose” Lady” ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ TLC 38 38 Here Comes Honey Boo Boo (N) Leah Remini: It’s Leah Remini: It’s Here Comes Honey Boo Boo (CC) Leah Remini: It’s Leah Remini: It’s Here Comes Here Comes Here Comes Here Comes Castle “Countdown” Preventing a city- Castle “One Life to Lose” A writer on a Castle “Law & Murder” Juror dies during Castle “Slice of Death” A man is found Castle “The Dead Pool” A swimmer Murder in the First English and Mul- TNT 54 54 wide catastrophe. (CC) (DVS) soap opera is killed. ’ a high-profile trial. ’ dead inside a pizza oven. ’ turns up dead in a pool. (CC) (DVS) ligan discover secrets. (CC) TOON 42 42 Teen Titans Go! World of Gumball Adventure Time Regular Show (N) King of the Hill King of the Hill Cleveland Show Cleveland Show American Dad ’ Family Guy (CC) Black Jesus (N) Family Guy (CC) TRAV 36 36 Bizarre Foods/Zimmern Man v. Food Man v. Food Bizarre Foods/Zimmern The Layover With Anthony Bourdain The Layover With Anthony Bourdain Man v. Food Man v. Food TRUTV 49 49 truTV Top Funniest “Epic Fails” truTV Top Funniest truTV Top Funniest (N) Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Motor City Masters Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Au- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A Rush “Where Is My Mind?” Rush takes Satisfaction “...Through Partnership” Rush “Where Is My Mind?” Rush takes USA 58 58 “Ace” ’ (CC) (DVS) thorities search for a rapist. 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PARCEL # 000381000000 D Grandorff, Deceased subdivision. COMMONLY KNOWN AS: City of Centralia. 2 of Plats, page 42. 0 Church Street, Winlock WA 2014 TAX $1,489.75 MORTGAGEE OR EXCEPTING THEREFROM 0 Crescent Avenue, Centralia LEWIS COUNTY, LEWIS COUNTY, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 2013 TAX $1,375.42 LIENHOLDER (S) any portion lying in the Southerly WA WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Lot 6, Block 7, MCCLURE’S 2012 TAX $1,291.87 Bradley Grandorff, Kimberly 115 feet of said subdivision. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ______SECOND ADDITION to the 2011 TAX $1,329.24 Grandorff, Kimberly D FURTHER EXCEPTING that The Northeasterly 10 feet of Town of Winlock, as recorded in PRIOR $639.20 Grandorff, UPF Incorporated, portion of the West half of Lot 17, Block 4, BOULEVARD Volume 2 of Plats, page 81. CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: Sterling Savings Bank, Block 1, SUMMA SECOND ADDITION to the City of PARCEL # 003659001000 PARCEL # 004492000000 LEWIS COUNTY, $6,125.48 T.D. Service Corporation of ADDITION, to the City of Centralia, as recorded in Volume 2014 TAX $16.41 2014 TAX $868.98 WASHINGTON INTEREST ALL YEARS Washington. Centralia, as recorded in Volume 1 of Plats, page 124, records of 2013 TAX $15.72 2013 TAX $883.92 ______TO 7-31-14 1,405.86 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 1, page 111. Lewis County, Washington. 2012 TAX $14.77 2012 TAX $901.14 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 108 S Washington Avenue, BEGINNING at a point 115 LEWIS COUNTY, 2011 TAX $15.22 2011 TAX $845.76 535.46 Centralia WA feet North of the Southwest WASHINGTON PRIOR$ -0- PRIOR $138.53 PARCEL # 005963008000 COSTS TO 7-31-14 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: corner of Block 1, SUMMA ______CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 2014 TAX $215.01 627.00 Lot 4, Block 43, SECOND ADDITION to the $62.12 $3,638.33 2013 TAX $216.26 TAXPAYER: WASHINGTON’S ADDITION City of Centralia; thence North INTEREST ALL YEARS INTEREST ALL YEARS 2012 TAX $212.28 Tom R Bradford to the City of Centralia, in LEWIS 101.6 feet; thence East 178 feet; PARCEL # 002833036014 TO 7-31-14 12.79 TO 7-31-14 802.46 2011 TAX $255.00 REPUTED OWNER: COUNTY, WASHINGTON. thence South 101.6 feet; thence 2014 TAX $278.91 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 5.52 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 PRIOR$ -0- Thomas R Bradford ALSO a part of Lot 3, Block 43, West 178 feet to the Point of 2013 TAX $267.32 COSTS TO 7-31-14 330.69 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: MORTGAGEE OR WASHINGTON’S ADDITION Beginning. 2012 TAX $251.09 576.50 COSTS TO 7-31-14 $898.55 LIENHOLDER (S) and a part of vacated Walter FURTHER EXCEPTING any 2011 TAX $266.22 TAXPAYER: 626.50 INTEREST ALL YEARS Thomas Bradford, Title Street described as follows: portion lying Northerly of the PRIOR $ -0- Vaughn G & Patricia K Marston TAXPAYER: TO 7-31-14 195.66 Guaranty of Lewis County, BEGINNING at the Southwest Southerly line of the following: CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: REPUTED OWNER: Patsy L Stickler PENALTY TO 7-31-14 EquiCredit Corporation of corner of Lot 4, said Block 43 and The Northerly 1 acre of the $1,063.54 Vaughn G Marston & Patricia K REPUTED OWNER: 81.62 WA, NationsCredit Financial running thence Southwesterly Westerly one half of Block 1, INTEREST ALL YEARS Marston Lee W Stickler & Patsy Stickler COSTS TO 7-31-14 Services Corporation S/B/M to along the East line of Washington SUMMA SECOND ADDITION TO 7-31-14 220.08 MORTGAGEE OR MORTGAGEE OR 576.50 EquiCredit Corporation of WA Street, a distance of 34.42 to the City of Centralia, less a PENALTY TO 7-31-14 LIENHOLDER (S) LIENHOLDER (S) TAXPAYER: by Select Portfolio Servicing feet; thence Southeasterly and tract of land in the Northeasterly 94.69 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Title Guaranty Company of Mark T & Terryl A Terwilleger Inc F/K/A Fairbanks Capital parallel with the South line of portion of said acre, more COSTS TO 7-31-14 0 Tilley Road, Centralia WA Lewis County Inc, City of REPUTED OWNER: Corp, EquiCredit Corporation of said Lot 4 a distance of 140 particularly described as follows: 526.50 LEGAL DESCRIPTION:T h a t Chehalis, Lee Stickler, Dept of Mark T Terwilleger America; Quality Loan Service feet; thence Northeasterly and BEGINNING at the TAXPAYER: portion of the COCHRAN Social & Health Services. MORTGAGEE OR Corporation of Washington, parallel with the West line of Northwesterly corner of said Robert L Thompson DONATION LAND CLAIM in COMMONLY KNOWN AS: LIENHOLDER (S) Thomas Ray Bradford, State Washington Street 34.43 feet to Block 1; thence Easterly 139.43 REPUTED OWNER: Section 8, Township 14 North, 891 NW Ohio Street, Chehalis Title Guaranty Company of Washington Department of the Southeast corner of said Lot feet, parallel with Jackson Street, Robert L Thompson Range. 2 West, W.M., described WA of Lewis County, Ralph L Labor & Industries, Thomas 4; thence Northwesterly along thence Southerly 106.96 feet; MORTGAGEE OR as follows: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Carpenter, Teneille Carpenter. R Bradford, et ux, Dynamic the Southerly line of said Lot 4 thence Easterly 80 feet; thence LIENHOLDER (S) BEGINNING at a point 202 Lot 7 and the South 38 feet of COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Collectors Inc. a distance of 140 feet to the Point Southerly 81.69 feet; thence COMMONLY KNOWN AS: feet North 89°55’42” East and Lot 8, Block 14, DONAHOE’S 0 Church Street, Winlock WA COMMONLY KNOWN AS: of Beginning. Westerly 188.37 feet; thence 0 Crescent Avenue, Centralia 100 feet South 00°04’18” East ADDITION to Chehalis. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 601 S Pearl Street, Centralia WA LEWIS COUNTY, Northerly 244.90 feet and WA of the Northwest corner of LEWIS COUNTY, Parcel A of Boundary Line LEGAL DESCRIPTION: WASHINGTON parallel with Spruce Street to the LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Block 23 in UNION PACIFIC WASHINGTON Adjustment No. BLA2009-1 The East 85 feet of Lot 1, ______Point of Beginning. Lots 17 and 18, Block 4, ADDITION to Centralia; thence ______recorded May 7, 2009 under Block 35, WASHINGTON’S LEWIS COUNTY, BOULEVARD ADDITION South 89°55’42” West 105.00 Recording No. 3325832, being ADDITION to the City of WASHINGTON to the City of Centralia, as feet; thence South 00°04’18” a portion of lots 4 and 5, Block Centralia. PARCEL # 001269000000 ______recorded in Volume 1 of Plats, East 31.00 feet; thence South PARCEL # 004936003000 7, MCCLURE’S SECOND LEWIS COUNTY, 2014 TAX $1,102.55 page 124, records of Lewis 89°55’42” West 50.00 feet; 2014 TAX $16.47 ADDITION to the Town of WASHINGTON 2013 TAX $1,169.94 County, Washington. EXCEPT thence South 00°04’18” East 2013 TAX $16.31 Winlock. ______2012 TAX $1,099.86 PARCEL # 002688001000 the Southerly 4.75 feet, more 308.71 feet to a mag nail and 2012 TAX $15.30 LEWIS COUNTY, 2011 TAX $1,131.46 2014 TAX $16.41 or less, of Lot 18, Block 4, washer per survey recorded 2011 TAX $11.68 WASHINGTON PRIOR$ -0- 2013 TAX $15.72 BOULEVARD ADDITION under Lewis County Auditor’s PRIOR$ -0- ______PARCEL # 000460002000 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 2012 TAX $14.77 to the City of Centralia, more No. 3150281 and the True Point CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 2014 TAX $1,979.77 4,503.81 2011 TAX $15.22 particulary described as that of Beginning; thence North $ 59.76 2013 TAX $2,080.94 INTEREST ALL YEARS PRIOR$ -0- Southerly portion of said Lot 18, 66°01’55” East 6.88 feet to the INTEREST ALL YEARS PARCEL # 005980001000 2012 TAX $1,954.55 TO 7-31-14 946.80 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: lying Southerly of and including Southerly projection of a fence; TO 7-31-14 11.63 2014 TAX $199.51 2011 TAX $1,887.37 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 $62.12 the wooden line fence as it thence North 00°44’16” West PENALTY TO 7-31-14 2013 TAX $199.62 PRIOR$ -0- 407.21 INTEREST ALL YEARS presently exists on said premises. along said fence 42.63 feet; 5.25 2012 TAX $195.94 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: COSTS TO 7-31-14 TO 7-31-14 12.79 Further excepting the Northerly thence North 56°46’30” West COSTS TO 7-31-14 2011 TAX $177.22 $7,902.63 626.50 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 10 feet of Lot 17, Block 4, 4.74 feet to the East line of a 526.50 PRIOR$ -0- INTEREST ALL YEARS TAXPAYER: 5.52 BOULEVARD ADDITION to garage; thence North 00°24’10” TAXPAYER: CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: TO 7-31-14 1,635.33 Michael S & Carrol M Cooper COSTS TO 7-31-14 the City of Centralia. West 16.44 feet; thence North Federal National Mortgage $772.29 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 REPUTED OWNER: 626.50 LEWIS COUNTY, 89°47’24” West 1.74 feet; thence Association INTEREST ALL YEARS 710.90 Michael S Cooper & Carol M TAXPAYER: WASHINGTON South 00°44’16” East 64.46 feet REPUTED OWNER: TO 7-31-14 157.95 COSTS TO 7-31-14 Cooper -RH15XL]6U ______to the True Point of Beginning. Federal National Mortgage PENALTY TO 7-31-14 726.50 MORTGAGEE OR REPUTED OWNER: LEWIS COUNTY, Association 68.99 TAXPAYER: LIENHOLDER (S) -RH5XL] 0RQD5XL] WASHINGTON MORTGAGEE OR COSTS TO 7-31-14 Brad A & Kim D Grandorff COMMONLY KNOWN AS: MORTGAGEE OR PARCEL # 003088001001 ______LIENHOLDER (S) 576.50 REPUTED OWNER: 309 N Buckner Street, Centralia LIENHOLDER (S) 2014 TAX $67.82 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: TAXPAYER: Bradley A Grandorff & The WA COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2013 TAX $62.90 0 SE Washington Avenue, Anthony K Sibbett Heirs and Devisees of Kimberly LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 0 Goff Street, Centralia WA 2012 TAX $59.08 PARCEL # 003682026016 Chehalis WA REPUTED OWNER: D Grandorff, Deceased Lots 17 and 18, Block 4, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 2011 TAX $ 71.32 2014 TAX $505.34 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Anthony K Sibbett MORTGAGEE OR SEMINARY HILL ADDITION A part of Block 1 of SUMMA’S PRIOR$ -0- 2013 TAX $480.14 A portion of Lot 2 in Block MORTGAGEE OR LIENHOLDER (S) to the City of Centralia, as SECOND ADDITION to the CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 2012 TAX $450.98 14 of W.M. URQUHART’S LIENHOLDER (S) Kimberly D Grandorff, UPF recorded in Volume 2 of Plats, City of Centralia, described as $261.12 2011 TAX $475.41 ADDITION to the City of COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Incorporated, Sterling Savings page 90. follows: INTEREST ALL YEARS PRIOR$ -0- Chehalis, described as follows: 0 1st Street, Winlock WA Bank, T.D. Service Corporation LEWIS COUNTY, BEGINNING at a point 60 feet TO 7-31-14 55.22 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: BEGINNING at the Southwest LEGAL DESCRIPTION:L o t of Washington, Brad Grandorff, WASHINGTON East from the Southwest corner PENALTY TO 7-31-14 $1,911.87 corner of said Lot 2, running 3, Block 10, MCCLURE’S Kim Grandorff, Wells Fargo ______of Block 1, SUMMA SECOND 23.29 INTEREST ALL YEARS thence Southeasterly along SECOND ADDITION to Financial National Bank, ADDITION to Centralia; thence COSTS TO 7-31-14 TO 7-31-14 394.36 the Northeasterly boundary Winlock, Washington, as Wells Fargo Bank National Easterly along the North line 626.50 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 of Market Street a distance of recorded in Volume 2 of Plats, Association, Wells Fargo Bank PARCEL # 002568004000 of alley 100.15 feet; thence TAXPAYER: 169.87 60 feet; thence Northeasterly page 81. 1$ 3DFL¿F 3OD]D 0DLQ 6WUHHW 2014 TAX $16.41 Northerly 115 feet; thence Jill Hussman & Everett Cole COSTS TO 7-31-14 parallel with the Northwesterly LEWIS COUNTY, LLC. 2013 TAX $15.72 Westerly 104 feet, more or less, REPUTED OWNER: 626.50 line of said Lot 2 a distance of WASHINGTON COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2012 TAX $14.77 to the Northeast corner of tract Jill Hussman, Also Known as Jill TAXPAYER: 120 feet; thence Northwesterly ______610 W Main Street, Centralia 2011 TAX $15.22 conveyed to J. E. Willis and Cole & Everette Cole Jeanne Threlkeld 60 feet to the Northwesterly WA PRIOR$ -0- recorded in Deed Book 139, page MORTGAGEE OR REPUTED OWNER: boundary line of said Lot 2; LEGAL DESCRIPTION: CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 191; thence Southerly along the LIENHOLDER (S) R.B. Thompson & Vonedean thence Southwesterly 120 PARCEL # 005981000000 Lot 2 of Short Plat No. SPRC- $62.12 East line of said Willis Tract and COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Thompson feet along the Northwesterly 2014 TAX $597.40 01-46 recorded January 17, 2001 INTEREST ALL YEARS parallel with Spruce Street 115 0 N Pearl Street, Centralia WA MORTGAGEE OR boundary of said Lot 2 to the 2013 TAX $597.75 in Volume 2 of Short Plats, page TO 7-31-14 12.79 feet to the Point of Beginning. LEGAL DESCRIPTION:L o t s LIENHOLDER (S) Point of Beginning. 2012 TAX $586.74 60, being located in Lots 1 and PENALTY TO 7-31-14 EXCEPTING THEREFROM 1 through 4, inclusive, Block Vondean K Thompson, Jeanne EXCEPTING the Southwesterly 2011 TAX $530.67 2, Block 43, WASHINGTON’S 5.52 a part of Block 1 of SUMMA’S 1, SECOND RAILROAD L Threkeld, Kenneth Garrison, 100 feet thereof. PRIOR$ -0- ADDITION to the City of COSTS TO 7-31-14 SECOND ADDITION to the ADDITION to the City of Joan Garrison, Steven Beairsto, LEWIS COUNTY, CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: Centralia. 526.50 City of Centralia, described as Centralia, as recorded in Volume Patricia Beairsto. WASHINGTON $2,312.56 LEWIS COUNTY, TAXPAYER: follows: 2 of Plats, page 128. COMMONLY KNOWN AS: ______INTEREST ALL YEARS WASHINGTON E W Richards BEGINNING at a point 60 feet LEWIS COUNTY, 306 South Street, Centralia WA TO 7-31-14 472.98 ______REPUTED OWNER: East of the Southwest corner of WASHINGTON LEGAL DESCRIPTION: PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Helen Richards, As Executrix said Block 1; thence East along ______A portion of the Northwest PARCEL # 005542000000 206.58 For The Estate of E.W. Richards the North line of alley 100.15 quarter of Section 17, Township 2014 TAX $ 97.81 COSTS TO 7-31-14 PARCEL # 000460003000 and Helen Richards, As Her feet; thence North 115 feet; 14 North, Range 2 West, W.M., 2013 TAX $103.99 576.50 2014 TAX $1,479.91 Separate Estate thence West 100.15 feet; thence PARCEL # 003142000000 in the City of Centralia, described 2012 TAX $97.57 TAXPAYER: 2013 TAX $1,556.77 MORTGAGEE OR South 115 feet to the Point of 2014 TAX $924.26 as follows: 2011 TAX $98.87 Anthony K Sibbett 2012 TAX $1,462.23 LIENHOLDER (S) Beginning. 2013 TAX $864.87 BEGINNING at the Northeast PRIOR$ -0- REPUTED OWNER: 2011 TAX $1,411.95 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: LEWIS COUNTY, 2012 TAX $812.35 corner of Lot 6, SOUTH SIDE CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: Anthony K Sibbett PRIOR $ -0- 0 Jackson Street, Centralia WA WASHINGTON 2011 TAX $841.47 ADDITION to the City of $398.24 MORTGAGEE OR CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ______PRIOR $419.07 Centralia; thence INTEREST ALL YEARS LIENHOLDER (S) $5,910.86 A triangular portion of Lot 2, CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: running Easterly 55 feet along TO 7-31-14 83.43 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: INTEREST ALL YEARS Block 3, SUMMA ACREAGE $3,862.02 the South line of South Street; PENALTY TO 7-31-14 0 1st Street, Winlock WA TO 7-31-14 1,223.38 ADDITION to the City of PARCEL # 002768255001 INTEREST ALL YEARS thence Southerly 159.09 35.99 LEGAL DESCRIPTION:L o t PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Centralia, described as follows: 2014 TAX $184.03 TO 7-31-14 893.53 feet parallel with the former COSTS TO 7-31-14 4, Block 10, MCCLURE’S 531.79 BEGINNING at a point on the 2013 TAX $340.71 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Echome (Esham) Street; thence 576.50 SECOND ADDITION to COSTS TO 7-31-14 North line of said Lot 2, 49 feet 2012 TAX $320.01 338.31 North 74°47’58” West 55 feet TAXPAYER: Winlock, Washington, as 676.50 Easterly of the Northwest corner 2011 TAX $386.04 COSTS TO 7-31-14 parallel with the South line of Scott Alger recorded in Volume 2 of Plats, TAXPAYER: thereof, running thence Westerly PRIOR$ -0- 552.00 South Street to SOUTH SIDE REPUTED OWNER: page 81. Brad A & Kim D Grandorff along said North line of Jackson CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: TAXPAYER: ADDITION; thence Northerly Scott Alger LEWIS COUNTY, REPUTED OWNER: Street, which is 44.57 feet $1,230.79 Keith C Jorgensen along the East line of SOUTH MORTGAGEE OR WASHINGTON Bradley A Grandorff & The Easterly of the Southwest corner INTEREST ALL YEARS REPUTED OWNER: SIDE ADDITION, 159.09 feet to LIENHOLDER (S) ______Heirs and Devisees of Kimberly of said Lot 2, thence Northerly to TO 7-31-14 288.05 Keith C Jorgensen the Point of Beginning. Title Guaranty Company, D Grandorff, Deceased the Point of Beginning. PENALTY TO 7-31-14 MORTGAGEE OR LEWIS COUNTY, National City Mortgage a MORTGAGEE OR LEWIS COUNTY, 115.14 LIENHOLDER (S) WASHINGTON division of National City Bank PARCEL # 005982000000 LIENHOLDER (S) WASHINGTON COSTS TO 7-31-14 Keith Cleo Jorgensen, State ______of Indiana, Northwest Trustee 2014 TAX $994.19 Kimberly D Grandorff, UPF ______526.50 of Washington Department of Services Inc, PNC Mortgage 2013 TAX $994.77 Incorporated, Sterling Savings TAXPAYER: Revenue. a division of PNC Bank N.A., 2012 TAX $976.46 Bank, T.D. Service Corporation Mike Koidahl COMMONLY KNOWN AS: PARCEL # 004256000000 Federal Home Loan Mortgage 2011 TAX $883.15 of Washington, Brad Grandorff, PARCEL # 002687001000 REPUTED OWNER: 1130 F Street, Centralia WA 2014 TAX $308.88 Corporation, Scott E Alger, PRIOR$ -0- Kim Grandorff, Wells Fargo 2014 TAX $16.41 Mike Koidahl LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 2013 TAX $305.86 Lewis County, Cavalry SPV I CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: Financial National Bank, Wells 2013 TAX $15.72 MORTGAGEE OR Lots 1 and 2 of Block 47, 2012 TAX $286.99 LLC. $3,848.57 Fargo Bank National Association, 2012 TAX $14.77 LIENHOLDER (S) SECOND RAILROAD 2011 TAX $271.43 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: INTEREST ALL YEAR :HOOV )DUJR %DQN 1$ 3DFL¿F 2011 TAX $15.22 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: ADDITION to the City of PRIOR$ -0- 0 Coal Creek Road, Chehalis TO 7-31-14 787.10 3OD]D0DLQ6WUHHW//& PRIOR$ -0- 419 Prairie Rose, Centralia WA Centralia, as recorded in Volume CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: WA PENALTY TO 7-31-14 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: LEGAL DESCRIPTION:Lot 1 2 of Plats, page 128. $1,173.16 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 343.78 109 S Oak Street, Centralia WA $62.12 of Short Plat No. 2008-6 recorded LEWIS COUNTY, INTEREST ALL YEARS Lot 1, Block 2, NORTH END COSTS TO 7-31-14 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: INTEREST ALL YEARS December 2, 2008 under WASHINGTON TO 7-31-14 238.50 ADDITION to the City of 576.50 Lot 3 of Short Plat No. SPRC- TO 7-31-14 12.79 Recording No. 3317335, being ______PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Chehalis, as recorded in Volume TAXPAYER: 01-46 recorded January 17, 2001 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 a portion of Lots 2 and 3, Block 104.35 1 of Plats, page 132, W.M. Anthony K Sibbett in Volume 2 of Short Plats, page 5.52 3, CHESTER W. MITCHELL’S COSTS TO 7-31-14 LEWIS COUNTY, REPUTED OWNER: 60, being located in Lots 1 and COSTS TO 7-31-14 FIRST ADDITION. PARCEL # 003143000000 526.50 WASHINGTON. Anthony K Sibbett 2, Block 43, WASHINGTON’S 526.50 LEWIS COUNTY, 2014 TAX $1,209.74 TAXPAYER: ______MORTGAGEE OR ADDITION to the City of TAXPAYER: WASHINGTON 2013 TAX $1,128.01 Randy Waltrip LIENHOLDER (S) Centralia. Unknown Owner ______2012 TAX $1,059.49 REPUTED OWNER: COMMONLY KNOWN AS: LEWIS COUNTY, REPUTED OWNER: 2011 TAX $1,092.48 Randy Waltrip PARCEL # 005963006000 100 SE 1st Street, Winlock WA WASHINGTON Heirs and Devisees of John PRIOR $532.82 MORTGAGEE OR 2014 TAX $211.70 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ______Galvin & Rose Galvin, Both PARCEL # 002833036012 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: LIENHOLDER (S) 2013 TAX $ 211.82 Lot 5, Block 10, MCCLURE’S Deceased 2014 TAX $29.53 $5,022.54 Department of Treasury Internal 2012 TAX $207.92 SECOND ADDITION to MORTGAGEE OR 2013 TAX $28.30 INTEREST ALL YEARS Revenue Service, Randall W 2011 TAX $251.06 Winlock, Washington, as PARCEL # 000463000000 LIENHOLDER (S) 2012 TAX $26.58 TO 7-31-14 1,157.41 Waltrip, State of Washington PRIOR$ -0- recorded in Volume 2 of Plats, 2014 TAX $1,442.72 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2011 TAX $28.52 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Department of Revenue, State CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: page 81. 2013 TAX $1,644.83 0 Goff Street, Centralia WA PRIOR$ -0- 439.72 of Washington Employment $882.50 LEWIS COUNTY, 2012 TAX $1,544.93 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: COSTS TO 7-31-14 Security Department, Randall INTEREST ALL YEARS WASHINGTON 2011 TAX $1,491.83 A portion of Block 1, SUMMA $112.93 527.00 William Waltrip, State of TO 7-31-14 192.19 ______PRIOR$ -0- SECOND ADDITION to the INTEREST ALL YEARS TAXPAYER: Washington Department of Labor PENALTY TO 7-31-14 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: City of Centralia, described as TO 7-31-14 23.43 Keith C Jorgensen & Industries, State of Washington 80.14 $6,124.31 follows: PENALTY TO 7-31-14 REPUTED OWNER: Department of Social & Health COSTS TO 7-31-14 PARCEL # 007821000000 INTEREST ALL YEARS THAT portion lying Westerly of 10.06 Keith C Jorgensen Services, State of Washington, 576.50 2014 TAX $809.54 TO 7-31-14 1,288.94 a line beginning on the Southern COSTS TO 7-31-14 MORTGAGEE OR Lewis County, Greg McMahan et TAXPAYER: 2013 TAX $1,199.96 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 boundary line of said subdivision 626.50 LIENHOLDER (S) ux, Randy W Waltrip, Dynamic Mark T & Terryl A Terwilleger 2012 TAX $1,140.64 558.27 160 feet East of the Southwest TAXPAYER: Keith Cleo Jorgensen, State Collectors Incorporated. REPUTED OWNER: 2011 TAX $1,147.91 COSTS TO 7-31-14 corner of said subdivision. Robert L Thompson of Washington Department of COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Mark T Terwilleger PRIOR$ -0- 676.50 Said line traveling Northerly to REPUTED OWNER: Revenue. 665 NW Middle Street, Chehalis MORTGAGEE OR CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: TAXPAYER: intersect with the North line of Robert L Thompson COMMONLY KNOWN AS: WA LIENHOLDER (S) $4,298.05 Brad A & Kim D Grandorff said subdivision, also being the MORTGAGEE OR 1128 F Street, Centralia WA LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Title Guaranty Company INTEREST ALL YEARS REPUTED OWNER: Southerly line of Jackson Road, LIENHOLDER (S) LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 4, Block 3, IRISH’S of Lewis County, Ralph L TO 7-31-14 959.95 Bradley A Grandorff & The to a point 219.43 feet East of Title Guaranty, Washington Lots 3 and 4, Block 47, SECOND ADDITION to the City of Carpenter, Teneille Carpenter. PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Heirs and Devisees of Kimberly the Northwestern corner of said Mutual Bank FA. RAILROAD ADDITION to the Chehalis, as recorded in Volume COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 408.03 Classifieds 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, August 12, 2014 CLASSIFIEDS

COSTS TO 7-31-14 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: COSTS TO 7-31-14 INTEREST ALL YEARS The North 10 feet of that part Southwest quarter of Section $3,263.52 676.50 $2,121.83 626.50 TO 7-31-14 69.52 of the Southeast quarter of the 31, Township 13 North, Range 1 INTEREST ALL YEARS TO TAXPAYER: INTEREST ALL YEARS TAXPAYER: PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Southeast quarter of said Section West, W.M. 7-31-14 2,492.94 Ellen A Brock Et Al TO 7-31-14 505.10 Miller Revocable Trust 31.05 9, lying East of a line extended EXCEPT John and Koontz PENALTY TO 7-31-14 REPUTED OWNER: PENALTY TO 7-31-14 REPUTED OWNER: COSTS TO 7-31-14 South from the Southeast corner Roads. 687.23 Mary L Hemlick Nacht & Ellen 186.93 Morris D Miller & Carolyn R 526.50 of the J. R. Jackson Donation LEWIS COUNTY, COSTS TO 7-31-14 A Brock & Jerilyn A Christensen COSTS TO 7-31-14 Miller, Trustees of the Miller TAXPAYER: Land No. 37 AND the East 30 feet WASHINGTON 626.50 MORTGAGEE OR 577.00 Revocable Trust Enchanted Valley Country Club of that portion of Government Includes a 1984 Commondor TAXPAYER: LIENHOLDER (S) TAXPAYER: MORTGAGEE OR Inc Lot 1, and the North 10 feet 56x14 Manufactured Home VIN Patricia L Joner COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Mark Dentremont LIENHOLDER (S) REPUTED OWNER: of the Southeast quarter of the #SI5604A REPUTED OWNER: 604 Maple Street, Pe Ell WA REPUTED OWNER: COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Enchanted Valley Country Club Southeast quarter of said Section ______Patricia L Joner LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Mark D’Entremont 0 St Hwy 6, Pe Ell WA MORTGAGEE OR 9, lying West of a line extended MORTGAGEE OR Lots 1 and 2, Block 6, MORTGAGEE OR LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LIENHOLDER (S) South from the Southeast corner LIENHOLDER (S) MAUERMANN’S ADDITION LIENHOLDER (S) That portion of Lot 1, COMMONLY KNOWN AS: of the John R. Jackson Donation PARCEL # 017420006000 Robert L Joner, Title Guaranty to the town of Pe Ell, as recorded State of Washington, Lewis MCCORMICK’S ADDITION 0 Olequa Drive, Castle Rock WA Land Claim No. 37, to the South 2014 TAX $216.30 of Lewis County, Washington in Volume 3 of Plats, page 94. County. to Pe Ell, as recorded in Volume LEGAL DESCRIPTION: line of Government Lot 1. 2013 TAX $211.81 Mutual Bank, Title Guaranty. TOGETHER WITH vacated COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 1 of Plats, page 54, described as The area designated as a park, EXCEPT the North 30 feet 2012 TAX $206.47 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: alley which would attach by 312 W Reynolds Avenue, follows: in ENCHANTED VALLEY thereof for road purposes. 2011 TAX $232.93 194 Topelt Road, Pe Ell WA operation of law. Centralia WA BEGINNING at a point 180 feet SECOND ADDITION, as LEWIS COUNTY, PRIOR $ -0- LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LEWIS COUNTY, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: West and 300 feet South of the recorded in Volume 6 of Plats, WASHINGTON CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: The South 261 feet of the East WASHINGTON The West 67 feet of Lots 8 Northeast corner of said Lot; pages 41 and 42. Includes a 1992 Goldenwest $867.51 1000 feet of that portion of the ______through 14, Block 2, WARD thence South 200 feet; thence EXCEPTING THEREFROM 56x28 Manufactured Home VIN INTEREST ALL YEARS Northwest quarter of Section AND ALLEN ADDITION to West 140 feet; thence North 200 any, portion lying within the #WH10558 TO 7-31-14 184.86 10, Township 13 North, Range Centralia, as recorded in Volume feet; thence East 140 feet to the Northwest Quarter of the ______PENALTY TO 7-31-14 5 West, W.M., lying Southerly of PARCEL # 008548000000 1 of Plats, page 146. Point of Beginning. Northwest Quarter of 78.13 the Chicago, Milwaukie and St. 2014 TAX $192.98 TOGETHER WITH that portion EXCEPT any portion lying Section 33, Township 11 North, COSTS TO 7-31-14 Paul Railroad right-of-way. 2013 TAX $185.84 of the East half of vacated alley Southerly of the North line of Range 2 West, W.M. PARCEL # 014770007000 526.50 EXCEPT Topelt Road. 2012 TAX $179.80 and vacated alley adjoining the State Highway 6. LEWIS COUNTY, 2014 TAX $271.53 TAXPAYER: LEWIS COUNTY, 2011 TAX $184.74 above described property on the LEWIS COUNTY, WASHINGTON 2013 TAX $250.60 George Massie WASHINGTON PRIOR$ -0- South which would attach by WASHINGTON ______2012 TAX $262.85 REPUTED OWNER: ______CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: operation of law. ______2011 TAX $275.69 J. F. Covert $743.36 LEWIS COUNTY PRIOR $1,338.72 MORTGAGEE OR INTEREST ALL YEARS WASHINGTON PARCEL # 011216147000 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: LIENHOLDER (S) PARCEL # 020034000000 TO 7-31-14 154.26 ______PARCEL # 010552009000 2014 TAX $35.62 $2,399.39 George Massey, Raymond T 2014 TAX $984.54 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 2014 TAX $248.18 2013 TAX $35.27 INTEREST ALL YEARS White, Josephine V White. 2013 TAX $ 1,275.09 66.34 2013 TAX $243.65 2012 TAX $33.98 TO 7-31-14 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2012 TAX $ 1,193.27 COSTS TO 7-31-14 PARCEL # 009800321000 2012 TAX $226.98 2011 TAX $30.66 1,231.25 0 Gish Road, Onalaska WA 2011 TAX $ 1,023.56 626.50 2014 TAX $920.41 2011 TAX $183.85 PRIOR$ -0- PENALTY TO 7-31-14 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: PRIOR $ -0- TAXPAYER: 2013 TAX $ 1,013.54 PRIOR$ -0- CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 242.23 The East half of the West half, of CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: Dennis W & Krishna I Eveland 2012 TAX $980.33 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: $135.53 COSTS TO 7-31-14 the West half of the Southwest $4,476.46 REPUTED OWNER: 2011 TAX $877.91 $902.66 INTEREST ALL YEARS 1,245.50 quarter of the Southeast quarter INTEREST ALL YEARS Dennis W Eveland & Krishna I PRIOR$ -0- INTEREST ALL YEARS TO 7-31-14 27.52 TAXPAYER: of Section 36, Township 13 TO 7-31-14 942.18 Eveland CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: TO 7-31-14 177.00 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Autumn Holbrook North, Range 1 West, W.M. PENALTY TO 7-31-14 MORTGAGEE OR $3,792.19 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 7.77 REPUTED OWNER: EXCEPT Gish Road. 413.67 LIENHOLDER (S) INTEREST ALL YEARS 79.44 COSTS TO 7-31-14 Autumn Holbrook LEWIS COUNTY, COSTS TO 7-31-14 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: TO 7-31-14 86.72 COSTS TO 7-31-14 526.50 MORTGAGEE OR WASHINGTON 626.50 441 Division Avenue, Morton PENALTY TO 7-31-14 526.50 TAXPAYER: LIENHOLDER (S) ______TAXPAYER: WA 343.53 TAXPAYER: Signature Turn Key Homes LLC COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Rocky & Vicki Elliott LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 5, COSTS TO 7-31-14 Equity Trust Company REPUTED OWNER: 208 Gray Road, Toledo WA REPUTED OWNER: Block 2, COTTLER’S SECOND 676.50 REPUTED OWNER: Signature Turn Key Homes LLC LEGAL DESCRIPTION: PARCEL # 017708009000 Rocky Elliot & Vicki Elliot ADDITION to the Town of TAXPAYER: Equity Trust Company Custodian MORTGAGEE OR BEGINNING at the East quarter 2014 TAX $485.78 MORTGAGEE OR Morton, as recorded in Volume 1 William D Bonawitz FBO Thomas M Wilks IRA LIENHOLDER (S) corner of Section 28, Township 2013 TAX $475.32 LIENHOLDER (S) of Plats, page 149. REPUTED OWNER: MORTGAGEE OR COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 12 North, Range 1 West, W.M.; 2012 TAX $448.38 Vicki L Elliot, Rocky Leroy LEWIS COUNTY, Heirs & Devisees of Robert G LIENHOLDER (S) 0 Carole Way, Eatonville WA thence South 89°07’49” West 2011 TAX $594.23 Elliot, Joseph Enbody. WASHINGTON Becht & Arda K Becht, Both COMMONLY KNOWN AS: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 1,324.52, feet; thence South PRIOR$ -0- COMMONLY KNOWN AS: ______Deceased 0 Skate Creek Road, Eatonville Lot 18, Block 1, SECOND 00°34’43” West 20.00 feet to the 017708009000 4157 St Hwy 6, Pe Ell WA MORTGAGEE OR WA HIDDEN VALLEY ADDITION True Point of Beginning; thence CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LIENHOLDER (S) LEGAL DESCRIPTION: as recorded in Volume 5 of Plats, continuing South 00°34’43” $2,003.71 That portion of the Northeast PARCEL # 008701105001 First American Title Insurance Lot 73 PARADISE ESTATES, page 76. West 644.46 feet; thence North INTEREST ALL YEARS quarter of Section 12, Township 2014 TAX $1,873.38 Company, KeyBank National DIVISION NO. 2, as per plat LEWIS COUNTY, 89°07’49” East 326.45 feet; TO 7-31-14 438.70 13 North, Range 5 West, W.M., 2013 TAX $1,849.17 Association, Regional recorded in Volume 5 of plats, WASHINGTON thence North 00°34’43” East PENALTY TO 7-31-14 more particularly described as 2012 TAX $1,834.62 Trustee Services Corporation, pages 87-90. ______644.48 feet; thence South 181.55 follows: 2011 TAX $1,838.89 Department of Social & Health LEWIS COUNTY, 89°07’42” West to the True Point COSTS TO 7-31-14 BEGINNING at the Southeast PRIOR$ -0- Services, High Valley Country WASHINGTON of Beginning. Shown as Lot 5, as 576.50 corner of said subdivision; CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: Club Inc. ______PARCEL # 011563009000 delineated on segregation survey TAXPAYER: thence North 86°44’03” West $7,396.06 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2014 TAX $253.39 recorded on June 22, 1981 in Craig D Smith along the South line of said INTEREST ALL YEARS 0 Holiday Lane, Packwood WA 2013 TAX $232.39 Volume 4 of Surveys, page 287, REPUTED OWNER: subdivision a distance of TO 7-31-14 1,546.09 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: PARCEL # 010571025000 2012 TAX $244.55 under Recording No. 889901. Craig D Smith 1,213.53 feet to a point 82.50 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Lot 7, Block 2, SIXTH HIGH 2014 TAX $728.78 2011 TAX $257.44 LEWIS COUNTY, MORTGAGEE OR feet East of the Southwest corner 663.69 VALLEY PARK, as recorded in 2013 TAX $727.31 PRIOR $127.11 WASHINGTON LIENHOLDER (S) of the Southeast quarter of the COSTS TO 7-31-14 Volume 5 of Plats, pages 47, 48 2012 TAX $724.67 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: ______COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Northeast quarter of said Section 576.50 and 49. 2011 TAX $633.96 $1,114.88 0 N Labree Road, Chehalis WA 12; thence North 00°33’58” TAXPAYER: LEWIS COUNTY, PRIOR$ -0- INTEREST ALL YEARS LEGAL DESCRIPTION: West parallel with the West line Evelyn Williams WASHINGTON CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: TO 7-31-14 266.08 PARCEL # 015093003003 The West 730 feet of even width of the Southeast quarter of the REPUTED OWNER: ______$2,814.72 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 2014 TAX $729.03 of the South 600 feet of even Northeast quarter of said Section Heirs & Devisees of Evelyn F INTEREST ALL YEARS 98.54 2013 TAX $713.52 width of the following described 12 a distance of 1,464.46 feet Williams, Deceased TO 7-31-14 573.86 COSTS TO 7-31-14 2012 TAX $696.73 property: to the True Point of Beginning; MORTGAGEE OR PARCEL # 010125159000 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 626.50 2011 TAX $734.69 A portion of Section 9, Township thence South 71°19’50” West LIENHOLDER (S) 2014 TAX $575.48 251.34 TAXPAYER: PRIOR$ -0- 13 North, Range 2 West, W.M., parallel with the Southerly Department of Social & Health 2013 TAX $574.32 COSTS TO 7-31-14 David M Deschane CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: described as follows: margin of State Highway No. 6 Services, Evelyn Fern Williams, 2012 TAX $572.26 526.50 REPUTED OWNER: $2,873.97 BEGINNING at a point 754.88 a distance of 183.00 feet; thence James Buzzard Attorney, Estate 2011 TAX $523.06 TAXPAYER: Heirs & Devisees of David M INTEREST ALL YEARS feet (45 3/4 rods) East of North 00°33’58” West parallel of Evelyn Fern Williams. PRIOR$ -0- Melissa A May Deschane, Deceased TO 7-31-14 603.56 the Northwest corner of said with said West line a distance COMMONLY KNOWN AS: CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: REPUTED OWNER: MORTGAGEE OR PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Section; thence South parallel of 130.00 feet to said Southerly 184 Meadows Lane, Mossyrock $2,245.12 Melissa A May LIENHOLDER (S) 257.81 with the West line of said margin; thence North 71°19’50” WA INTEREST ALL YEARS MORTGAGEE OR First American Title Insurance, COSTS TO 7-31-14 Section 1,155 feet; thence East East along said Southerly margin LEGAL DESCRIPTION: TO 7-31-14 461.92 LIENHOLDER (S) KeyBank National Association, 676.50 parallel with the North line of a distance of 240.96 feet to the That portion of Government PENALTY TO 7-31-14 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: State of Washington Department TAXPAYER: said Section 1,460 feet; thence Arrington Fence as shown on the Lot 5 in Section 18, Township 200.92 0 Timberline Drive, White Pass of Social & Health Services. Terry A Hill North to the Southwesterly line 5HFRUGRI6XUYH\¿OHGLQ9ROXPH 12 North, Range 3 East, W.M., COSTS TO 7-31-14 WA COMMONLY KNOWN AS: REPUTED OWNER: of Primary State Highway No. 21, Page 49, now removed; described as follows: 576.50 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 1881 St Route 505, Toledo WA C Neil Berglund & Evelyn J 1; thence Northwesterly along thence South 01°07’29” East BEGINNING at a point on the TAXPAYER: Lot 26, DIVISION II, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Berglund the Southwesterly line of said along said Arrington Fence West line of Godfrey Road 196 Agnes Adena Carson TIMBERLINE VILLAGE, as The East 50 feet of the following MORTGAGEE OR Highway to the North line of said location previously located feet North of its intersection REPUTED OWNER: recorded in Volume 5 of Plats at described property: LIENHOLDER (S) Section; thence West along the on Record of Survey recorded with the South line of said Lot 5; Adena Carson pages 94 and 95. BEGINNING at a point 1,159 Scott’s Fruit Warehouse and North line of said Section to the under Recording No. 3002462 thence North along said road 100 MORTGAGEE OR LEWIS COUNTY, feet West of the Southeast corner R.V. Park Inc, Dawn M Hill, Point of Beginning. in Book 15, page 52 of Surveys, feet; thence West 196 feet to the LIENHOLDER (S) WASHINGTON of the Southeast quarter of the Heirs & Devisees of Terry A Hill LEWIS COUNTY, a distance of 100.89 feet; True Point of Beginning of this COMMONLY KNOWN AS: ______Northwest quarter of Section Deceased, State of Washington WASHINGTON thence South 81°26’12” West description; thence continuing 0 Alpine Drive, White Pass WA 15, Township 11 North, Range Department of Social & Health ______a distance of 4195 feet; thence West 200 feet; thence South 100 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 1 West, W.M., running thence Services. South 08°08’43” East a distance feet; thence East 200 feet; thence Lot 6, THIRD SKYLINE PARCEL # 010577041000 West to the Southwest corner COMMONLY KNOWN AS: of 35.32 feet; thence South North 100 feet to the True Point ADDITION, as recorded in 2014 TAX $248.18 of the Southeast quarter of the 213 Vermillion Road, Winlock PARCEL # 018752000000 71°19’50” West a distance of of Beginning. Volume 6 of Plats, page 15. 2013 TAX $243.65 Northwest quarter in Section WA 2014 TAX $225.12 20.19 feet to the True Point of EXCEPT that portion described LEWIS COUNTY, 2012 TAX $226.98 15, Township 11 North, Range 1 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 2013 TAX $216.41 Beginning. as follows: WASHINGTON 2011 TAX $183.85 West, W.M.; thence North along The South 228 feet of the 2012 TAX $210.84 EXCEPTING THEREFROM BEGINNING at a point on the ______PRIOR$ -0- the West line of said subdivision North 870 feet of that portion 2011 TAX $193.50 any portion lying within State West line of Godfrey Road 296 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: to the Northwest corner of said of the Southwest quarter of the PRIOR $ -0- Highway No. 6. feet North of its intersection $902.66 subdivision; thence East to a Northeast quarter of Section CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: LEWIS COUNTY, with the South line of said Lot PARCEL # 010125160000 INTEREST ALL YEARS point on the North line of said 12, Township 12 North, Range $845.87 WASHINGTON 5; thence West 280 feet; thence 2014 TAX $2,594.38 TO 7-31-14 177.00 subdivision 1,155 feet West of 2 West, W.M., described as INTEREST ALL YEARS ______South 10 feet; thence East 280 2013 TAX $1,872.48 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 the Northeast corner of said follows: TO 7-31-14 171.63 feet; thence North 10 feet to the 2012 TAX $1,145.62 79.44 subdivision; thence South to the BEGINNING at a point 1,601 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 True Point of Beginning. 2011 TAX $846.76 COSTS TO 7-31-14 Point of Beginning. feet West of the Northeast corner 75.05 PARCEL # 020985000000 LEWIS COUNTY, PRIOR $ -0- 726.50 LEWIS COUNTY, of said Section 12, thence South COSTS TO 7-31-14 2014 TAX $399.34 WASHINGTON CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: TAXPAYER: WASHINGTON 0°34’00” East 1,338.9 feet to the 676.50 2013 TAX $382.74 ______$6,459.24 Tad F Riley ______True Point of Beginning; thence TAXPAYER: 2012 TAX $356.93 INTEREST ALL YEARS REPUTED OWNER: South 89°36’00” West 736.1 Frank K & Aivlys J Knowlton 2011 TAX $367.11 TO 7-31-14 998.27 Tad F Riley feet; thence South 0°18’00” East REPUTED OWNER: PRIOR $177.43 PARCEL # 008701106002 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 MORTGAGEE OR PARCEL # 014523022000 1,317.4 feet to the South line of Frank K Knowlton & Aivlys J CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 2014 TAX $272.64 502.98 LIENHOLDER (S) 2014 TAX $ 1,214.42 the West half of the Northeast Knowlton $ 1,683.55 2013 TAX $269.11 COSTS TO 7-31-14 Paradise Community Club Inc 2013 TAX $ 1,418.95 quarter of said Section 12; thence MORTGAGEE OR INTEREST ALL YEARS 2012 TAX $384.54 576.50 Homeowner Association, Tad 2012 TAX $1,411.56 East along said South line to LIENHOLDER (S) TO 7-31-14 88.78 2011 TAX $399.85 TAXPAYER: Riley, Paradise Community 2011 TAX $ 1,296.44 the Southeast corner of said Karen L Gibbon P.S., Aames PENALTY TO 7-31-14 PRIOR$ -0- Agnes Adena Carson Club Inc, Tad Riley et al, Kelly PRIOR $ -0- Subdivision; thence North along Funding Corporation DBA 147.92 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: REPUTED OWNER: Ann Delaat-Maher, State of CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: the East line of said Subdivision Aames Home Loans. COSTS TO 7-31-14 $1,326.14 A Adena Carson Washington Department of $5,341.37 to a point North 89°36’00” East COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 527.00 INTEREST ALL YEARS MORTGAGEE OR Social & Health Services. INTEREST ALL YEARS from the True Point of Beginning; 117 Bunker Creek Road, TAXPAYER: TO 7-31-14 308.30 LIENHOLDER (S) COMMONLY KNOWN AS: TO 7-31-14 1,136.02 thence South 89°36’00” West to Chehalis WA Signature Turn Key Homes LLC PENALTY TO 7-31-14 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 0 Mowich Way, Eatonville WA PENALTY TO 7-31-14 the True Point of Beginning. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: REPUTED OWNER: 124.09 0 Apline Drive, White Pass WA LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 490.42 EXCEPT the East 786 feet. A tract of land being part of the Signature Turn Key Homes LLC COSTS TO 7-31-14 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 314, PARADISE ESTATES COSTS TO 7-31-14 TOGETHER WITH an easement THOMAS FORD DONATION MORTGAGEE OR 576.50 Lot 7, THIRD SKYLINE DIVISION 3, as recorded in 726.50 for ingress, egress and utilities LAND CLAIM in Section 9, LIENHOLDER (S) TAXPAYER: ADDITION, as recorded in Volume 5 of Plats, pages 109- TAXPAYER: over the West 30 feet of the Township 13 North, Range 3 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Evelyn Williams Volume 6 of Plats, page 15. 111. Veronica Valderrama East 499 feet of the South 456 West, W.M. described as follows: 0 Roswell Road, Centralia WA REPUTED OWNER: LEWIS COUNTY, LEWIS COUNTY, REPUTED OWNER: feet of the North 870 feet of BEGINNING at a point on LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Heirs & Devisees of Evelyn F WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Veronica Valderrama the Southwest quarter of the the Southwesterly line of the BEGINNING at a point 1,032.6 Williams, Deceased ______MORTGAGEE OR Northeast quarter of said Section H.N. Stearns Road (Bunker feet North 89°33’ West of the MORTGAGEE OR LIENHOLDER (S) 12. Creek Road) Engineer Station Southeast corner of Government LIENHOLDER (S) BM Homes LLC, Lewis County ALSO TOGETHER WITH an 6+91.7, said point being South Lot 4, Section 4, Township 14 Department of Social & Health PARCEL # 010125189000 PARCEL # 010581051000 Title Company, Brett Lawrence, easement for ingress, egress and 7°24”52” East 104.07 feet from North, Range 2 West, W.M.; Services, Evelyn Fern Williams, 2014 TAX $1,244.32 2014 TAX $324.51 Markus Valderrama, Chicago utilities over the East 786 feet the intersection of the West line thence South 207.5 feet; thence James Buzzard Attorney, Estate 2013 TAX $1,145.56 2013 TAX $323.87 Title Insurance Company, of the South 30 feet of the North of the Town of Adna and the East 117.6 feet; thence North of Evelyn Fern Williams. 2012 TAX $1,110.63 2012 TAX $322.74 Audrey’s Bail Bonds, , Stewart 657 feet of the Southwest quarter Northeasterly line of the H.N. 207.5 feet; thence West 116.3 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2011 TAX $1,068.89 2011 TAX $295.12 Title of Western Washington, of the Northeast quarter of said Stearns Road to the True Place of feet to the place of beginning, 0 Meadow Lane, Mossyrock WA PRIOR$ -0- PRIOR$ -0- Blue Hanes LLC, State of Section 12. Beginning; thence South 42°37’ being a part of Southeast quarter LEGAL DESCRIPTION: CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: Washington Employment ALSO TOGETHER WITH an East along the Southwesterly of Southwest quarter Section 4, That portion of Lot 5, Section $4,569.40 $1,266.24 Security Department, Veronica easement for ingress, egress and boundary of the H.N. Stearns Township 14 North, Range 2 18, Township 12 North, Range 3 INTEREST ALL YEARS INTEREST ALL YEARS Lynn Valderrama, State of utilities over the East 60 feet of Road 28.6 feet to the beginning West, W.M. East, W.M., described as follows: TO 7-31-14 925.92 TO 7-31-14 260.56 Washington, Lewis County, that portion of the West half of of a curve to the left and being EXCEPT the North 20 feet of the BEGINNING at a point 901 feet PENALTY TO 7-31-14 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 State of Washington Department the Northeast quarter of said Engineers Station 6+31.1; thence West 20 feet (shown of record South of the intersection of the 403.10 113.32 of Social & Health Services, Section 12 lying South of State continuing Southeasterly along as a square piece of land 20 feet West line of Godfrey Road and COSTS TO 7-31-14 COSTS TO 7-31-14 Veronica L Valderrama. Highway No. 12. said curve with a radius of 432.12 by 20 feet in size in the extreme the South line of State Highway 576.50 476.50 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: LEWIS COUNTY, feet and a subtended angle of Northwest corner thereof) No. 5; thence West 280 feet to the TAXPAYER: TAXPAYER: 176 S Klein Road, Napavine WA WASHINGTON 11°14’ for a distance of 86.12 LEWIS COUNTY, True Point of Beginning; thence Agnes Adena Carson John M Crawford LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ______feet to Engineer Station 5+82.9; WASHINGTON North 220 feet; thence West REPUTED OWNER: REPUTED OWNER: Tract 21 of Segregation Survey thence South 53°51’ East 104.54 ______116 feet; thence South 220 feet; A Adena Carson John M Crawford & Harriet recorded August 27, 1987 in feet to an iron pipe described thence East 116 feet to the True MORTGAGEE OR Crawford Volume 7 of Surveys, pages PARCEL # 017270000000 in Volume 15, page 596, Lewis Point of Beginning. LIENHOLDER (S) MORTGAGEE OR 238 and 239, under Recording 2014 TAX $473.18 County Deeds; thence South PARCEL # 021300000000 EXCEPT that portion described COMMONLY KNOWN AS: LIENHOLDER (S) No. 961196 being a portion of 2013 TAX $661.62 49° West 50 feet to an iron pipe; 2014 TAX $500.56 as follows: 0 Alta Lane, White Pass WA Skate Creek Terrace Water Government Lots 1 and 2 and 2012 TAX $658.28 thence South 55° West to the 2013 TAX $479.74 BEGINNING at a point 901 feet LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Association, John Crawford, the South half of the Southwest 2011 TAX $651.73 center of the Chehalis River; 2012 TAX $455.77 South of the intersection of the Lot 13, Block 2, FOURTH Skate Creek Terrace Community quarter of Section 10, Township PRIOR$ -0- thence Northwesterly along said 2011 TAX $517.39 West line of Godfrey Road and SKYLINE ADDITION, as Club. 12 North, Range 1 West, W.M. CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: river to a point that is South PRIOR$ -0- the South line of State Highway recorded in Volume 6 of Plats, COMMONLY KNOWN AS: TOGETHER WITH an undivided $2,444.81 40°11’ West from the Place of CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: No. 5; thence West,280 feet; pages 64 and 65. 0 Terrace Way, White Pass WA one-twenty-seventh interest in INTEREST ALL YEARS Beginning; thence North 40°11’ $ 1,953.46 thence North 120 feet to the LEWIS COUNTY, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: that portion of the South 20 feet TO 7-31-14 545.35 East to an iron pipe; thence INTEREST ALL YEARS TO True Point of Beginning; thence WASHINGTON Lot 23, Block B, SKATE of Government Lot 1 in Section PENALTY TO 7-31-14 continuing North 40°11’ East 7-31-14 411.85 West 116 feet; thence North 100 ______CREEK TERRACE, as recorded 9, Township 12 North, Range 1 231.06 37.29 feet to the Southwesterly PENALTY TO 7-31-14 feet; thence East 116 feet; thence in Volume 5 of Plats, page 121. West, WM., lying East of a line COSTS TO 7-31-14 line of the H.S. Stearns Road; 174.82 South 100 feet to the True Point LEWIS COUNTY, extended said Government Lot 1. 526.50 and the Point of Beginning. COSTS TO 7-31-14 of Beginning. PARCEL # 010340000000 WASHINGTON TOGETHER WITH a 60 foot TAXPAYER: LEWIS COUNTY, 676.50 LEWIS COUNTY, 2014 TAX $14.44 ______easement for ingress, egress and Anne Bacot MacDonald WASHINGTON TAXPAYER: WASHINGTON 2013 TAX $14.10 utilities as delineated on Survey REPUTED OWNER: ______Keith C Jorgensen 2012 TAX $13.23 recorded August 27, 1987 in Anne Bacot MacDonald REPUTED OWNER: ______2011 TAX $14.44 PARCEL # 010594069000 Volume 7 of Surveys, pages 238 MORTGAGEE OR Keith C Jorgensen PRIOR$ -0- 2014 TAX $ 93.42 and 239, under Recording No. LIENHOLDER (S) PARCEL # 019989001001 MORTGAGEE OR PARCEL # 009290000000 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 2013 TAX $94.84 961196. COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2014 TAX $327.88 LIENHOLDER (S) 2014 TAX $489.47 $56.21 2012 TAX $88.89 ALSO TOGETHER WITH 102 John Road, Napavine WA 2013 TAX $349.51 First American Title Company, 2013 TAX $456.03 INTEREST ALL YEARS 2011 TAX $73.08 a perpetual non-exclusive LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 2012 TAX $327.92 Stanley A Miller, Leslie E 2012 TAX $428.33 TO 7-31-14 11.75 PRIOR $ -0- easement for ingress, egress and The South 264 feet of the West 2011 TAX $ -0- Miller, Real Estate Management 2011 TAX $503.93 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: utilities over, under and across 165 feet of the West half of PRIOR $2,258.21 Corporation, Title Guaranty PRIOR $244.07 5.01 $350.23 the following parcels: the Southwest quarter of the CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: Company, Christopher M Carr, The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Tuesday, August 12, 2014 • Classifieds 13 CLASSIFIEDS

State of Washington Department North, 470.80 Point of Beginning; $ 6,714.62 MORTGAGEE OR No. 9603584. of Revenue. Range 2 West, W.M. described as COSTS TO 7-31-14 EXCEPT the West 291 feet INTEREST ALL YEARS LIENHOLDER (S) TOGETHER WITH an easement COMMONLY KNOWN AS: follows: 1,128.50 thereof. TO 7-31-14 1,412.08 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: for ingress, egress, and utilities 0 Seminary Hill Road, Centralia BEGINNING at the Southeast TAXPAYER: LEWIS COUNTY, PENALTY TO 7-31-14 109 Hampton Road, White Pass over those 60 foot strips and 50 WA corner of said subdivision; thence Mark R Schweitzer WASHINGTON 607.17 WA foot cul-de-sacs delineated on LEGAL DESCRIPTION: North 00°17’02” East along the REPUTED OWNER: ______COSTS TO 7-31-14 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: said survey. The Northeast quarter of the East line of said subdivision Mark R Schweitzer 526.50 Portion of Government Lot 14 in LEWIS COUNTY, Northeast quarter and the East along a distance of 987.18 feet MORTGAGEE OR TAXPAYER: Section 17, Township 12 North, WASHINGTON half of the Southeast quarter of to the True Point of Beginning; LIENHOLDER (S) PARCEL # 029752000000 San Lewis LLC Range 7 East, W.M., described as ______the Northeast quarter in Section thence continuing North Grays Harbor County, Lewis 2014 TAX $149.99 REPUTED OWNER: follows: 10, Township 14 North, Range 2 00°17’02” East along said line County, Mark Schweitzer, 2013 TAX $145.12 San Lewis LLC BEGINNING at a point on the West, W.M. a distance of 173.47 feet; thence Fairway Collections LLC, Lori 2012 TAX $140.99 MORTGAGEE OR North line of said Lot 14, which PARCEL # 035220006000 LEWIS COUNTY, South 89°26’47” West parallel Bowlen-Nadeau, Paul Nadeau, 2011 TAX $144.58 LIENHOLDER (S) is 1,315.5 feet East of the center 2014 TAX $747.98 WASHINGTON with the North line of said State of Washington, Mark PRIOR$ -0- COMMONLY KNOWN AS: of said Section 17; thence South 2013 TAX $746.43 ______subdivision a distance of 157.44 Roy Schweitzer, Lewis County CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 133 Martin Road, 99 feet to the Point of Beginning; 2012 TAX $-0- feet; thence South 72°29’53” Treasurer, Pe Ell North LLC. $580.68 White Pass WA thence due West to the C. J. 2011 TAX $ 726.95 West a distance of 272.59 feet COMMONLY KNOWN AS: INTEREST ALL YEARS LEGAL DESCRIPTION: That Hampton County Road No. 477; PRIOR $ -0- PARCEL # 021331000000 more or less to the centerline of 1099 Garrard Creek Road, TO 7-31-14 120.73 portion of the South half of the thence Southeasterly along the CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 2014 TAX $ 1,625.99 a creek; thence South 09°25’28” Oakville WA PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Southwest quarter of Section 12 Easterly boundary of said road, $2,221.36 2013 TAX $ 1,596.95 East along said centerline a LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 51.90 and the East half of the Northwest to a point on the said boundary INTEREST ALL YEARS 2012 TAX $ 1,501.42 distance of 57.59 feet; thence The South 265 feet of the North COSTS TO 7-31-14 quarter of the Northwest quarter 433.5 feet Southeasterly from TO 7-31-14 417.92 2011 TAX $ 1,612.64 South 46°59’07” East along said 495 feet of the Northeast quarter 576.50 of Section 13, Township 12 its intersection with the North PENALTY TO 7-31-14 PRIOR$ -0- centerline a distance of 66.47 of the Southeast quarter of TAXPAYER: North, Range 5 East, W.M., line of said Lot 14; thence East 184.51 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: feet; thence South 89°35’49” Section 21, Township 15 North, Lois J Tillotson described as follows: 140 feet, more or less, to the COSTS TO 7-31-14 $ 6,337.00 East along said centerline a Range 5 West, W.M. REPUTED OWNER: BEGINNING at the Southwest West bank of Cowlitz River; 626.00 INTEREST ALL YEARS distance of 23.02 feet; thence EXCEPT that portion of the Heirs & Devisees of Lois J corner of said South half, thence thence Northeasterly along said TAXPAYER: TO 7-31-14 1,322.65 South 42°32’09” East along said North 170 feet thereof lying West Tillotson, Deceased North 89°46’20” East along the West bank of said river 235 feet, John B Cornell PENALTY TO 7-31-14 centerline a distance of 68.39 of the East line of the Schafer MORTGAGEE OR South line of said subdivision more or less to the Point of True REPUTED OWNER: 566.99 feet; thence South 31°56’22” Brothers Logging Company right LIENHOLDER (S) a distance of 684.23 feet to Beginning. John B Cornell COSTS TO 7-31-14 East along said centerline a of way. Estate of Lois Tillotson, Buzzard Southeast corner of the West half LEWIS COUNTY, MORTGAGEE OR 676.50 distance of 32.92 feet; thence ALSO EXCEPT that portion, if and Associates. of the West half of said South WASHINGTON LIENHOLDER(S) TAXPAYER: South 26°00’00” East along said any, lying within the South 825 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: half; thence North 21°41’19” ______Title Guaranty Company of Keith C Jorgensen centerline a distance of 148.47 feet of said Northeast quarter of 0 Davis Lake Road, Morton WA West a distance of 373.89 Lewis County, Roy Spencer, REPUTED OWNER: feet; thence leaving the centerline the Southeast quarter. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: feet; thence North 38°20’35” Dorothy Spencer. Keith C Jorgensen of said creek North 28°06’17” ALSO EXCEPT Garrard Creek That portion of Government Lot East a distance of 149.62 feet; PARCEL # 031812002000 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: MORTGAGEE OR East a distance County Road. 2, Section 2, Township 12 North, thence South 86°18’41” East a 2014 TAX $669.28 127 Main Street, White Pass, WA LIENHOLDER (S) of 253.12 feet; thence North LEWIS COUNTY, Range 4 East, W.M., described as distance of 642.50 feet; thence 2013 TAX $667.41 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: First American Title Company, 89°26’47” East parallel with the WASHINGTON follows: South 39°24’23” East a distance 2012 TAX $785.39 That portion of the Northwest Stanley A Miller, Leslie E North line of said subdivision a Includes a 1978 (No Brand BEGINNING at a point marked of 341.54 feet; thence South 2011 TAX $642.44 quarter of the Southwest quarter Miller, Real Estate Management distance of 87.53 feet to the True Listed) 60x12 Manufactured by an iron pipe monument 1 ¾ 10°16’36” East a distance of PRIOR $-0- of the Northwest quarter of Corporation, Title Guaranty Point of Beginning. Home Vin # (No VIN # Listed) LQFKHVE\íIHHWVHW¿UPO\LQWKH 158.74 feet to the South line of CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: Section 22, Township 13 North, Company, Christopher M Carr, LEWIS COUNTY, ______ground, thence the South quarter said South half; thence South $2,764.52 Range 9 East, W.M., described as State of Washington Department WASHINGTON of Section 35, Township 13 89°46’20” West along said South INTEREST ALL YEARS follows: of Revenue. ______North, Range 4 East, W.M., bears line a distance of 196.74 feet TO 7-31-14 582.81 BEGINNING 30 feet South COMMONLY KNOWN AS: PARCEL # 024790006000 North 11°52’ West 815.7 feet to the West margin of Martin PENALTY TO 7-31-14 of the Northeast corner of said 2479 Seminary Hill Road, 2014 TAX $207.26 distant, and the Southeast corner County Road; thence South 250.57 subdivision; thence West along Centralia WA PARCEL # 022175002000 2013 TAX $199.05 of Government Lot 2 of Section 01°03’03” West along said West COSTS TO 7-31-14 the South line of the County LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 2014 TAX $884.95 2012 TAX $209.48 2, Township 12 North, Range 4 margin a distance of 102.86 752.00 Road 80 feet; thence South 120 That portion of the Southwest 2013 TAX $819.30 2011 TAX $217.01 East, W.M., bears South 60°30’ feet; thence South 84°16’08” TAXPAYER: feet; thence East 80 feet; thence quarter of the Northwest quarter 2012 TAX $762.60 PRIOR$ -0- East 880.9 feet distant; thence West a distance of 647.88 feet Donald E Cheney Sr & Joyce L North along the East line of of Section 11, Township 14 2011 TAX $716.31 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: South 67°05’ East 48.5 feet; to the West line of said East half; Cheney said subdivision to the Point of North, Range 2 West, W.M., PRIOR$ -0- $832.80 thence North 22°55’ East 125.0 thence North 00°48’12” East REPUTED OWNER: Beginning. lying Northerly of Seminary Hill CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: INTEREST ALL YEARS feet; thence North 67°05’ West along said West line a distance of Donald E Cheney Sr & Joyce LEWIS COUNTY, Road. $ 3,183.16 TO 7-31-14 177.28 48.5 feet; thence South 22°55’ 165.00 feet to the True Point of L Cheney Formerly Known as WASHINGTON EXCEPT the East 360 feet. INTEREST ALL YEARS PENALTY TO 7-31-14 West 125.0 feet to the initial Beginning. Joyce L Clevenger ______LEWIS COUNTY, TO 7-31-14 634.71 75.04 point known as Lot 1, Block 1, LEWIS COUNTY, MORTGAGEE OR WASHINGTON PENALTY TO 7-31-14 COSTS TO 7-31-14 BELL’S SUBDIVISION in the WASHINGTON LIENHOLDER (S) ______279.34 576.50 Northeast quarter of Section 2, ______Lewis County Treasurer. PARCEL # 037189003003 COSTS TO 7-31-14 TAXPAYER: Township 12 North, Range 4 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2014 TAX $305.96 551.50 Mitchell & Lori Carr East, W.M., recorded plot. 115 Hampton Road, 2013 TAX $307.06 PARCEL # 021471001010 TAXPAYER: REPUTED OWNER: LEWIS COUNTY, PARCEL # 031622016002 White Pass WA 2012 TAX $295.65 2014 TAX $595.89 Tami J Parries Mitchell Carr & Lori Carr WASHINGTON 2014 TAX $472.82 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 2011 TAX $1,904.07 2013 TAX $555.09 REPUTED OWNER: MORTGAGEE OR ______2013 TAX $476.39 That portion of Government Lot PRIOR $ -0- 2012 TAX $521.82 Tami Parries LIENHOLDER (S) 2012 TAX $473.44 14, Section 17, Township 12 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 2011 TAX $652.38 MORTGAGEE OR COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2011 TAX $463.22 North, Range 7 East, W.M., lying $2.812.74 PRIOR$ -0- LIENHOLDER (S) 476 Cedar Creek Road, Toledo PARCEL # 029825008000 PRIOR $632.75 Easterly of Cispus Road. INTEREST ALL YEARS CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: COMMONLY KNOWN AS: WA 2014 TAX $600.26 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: EXCEPT that portion of the TO 7-31-14 913.25 $ 2,325.18 0 Blanchard Road, Centralia WA LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 2013 TAX $596.87 $ 2,518.62 North 99 feet lying Easterly of PENALTY TO 7-31-14 INTEREST ALL YEARS LEGAL DESCRIPTION: That portion of the Southeast 2012 TAX $571.52 INTEREST ALL YEARS Hampton Road. 89.08 TO 7-31-14 496.44 Lot 4 of Segregation Survey, quarter of the Northwest quarter 2011 TAX $579.98 TO 7-31-14 728.31 EXCEPT ALSO Hampton Road. COSTS TO 7-31-14 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 recorded November 13, 1997, of Section 15, Township 11 PRIOR $-0- PENALTY TO 7-31-14 FURTHER EXCEPTING that 576.50 208.11 under Recording No. 3030812 in North, Range 1 East, W.M., lying CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 233.49 portion of Government Lot 14 in TAXPAYER: COSTS TO 7-31-14 Volume 16 of Surveys, page 273, Southerly and Easterly of Creek $ 2,348.63 COSTS TO 7-31-14 Section 17, Township 12 North, Forestry Resources LLC 526.50 being located within the East half County Road and Southerly of INTEREST ALL YEARS 1,316.75 Range 7 East, W.M., described as REPUTED OWNER: TAXPAYER: of the West half of the Northwest Cedar Creek. TO 7-31-14 488.05 TAXPAYER: follows: Forestry Resources LLC Keith C Jorgensen quarter of Section 13, Township LEWIS COUNTY, PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Joe Zaichkin Sr BEGINNING at a point on the MORTGAGEE OR REPUTED OWNER: 14 North, Range 3 West, W.M. WASHINGTON 210.33 REPUTED OWNER: North line of said Lot 14, which LIENHOLDER (S) Keith C Jorgensen TOGETHER WITH an easement Includes a 1997 Moduline COSTS TO 7-31-14 oseph Zaichkin Also Shown is 1,315.5 feet East of the center Puget Sound Title Company, MORTGAGEE OR for ingress, egress and utilities 52x27 Manufactured Home VIN 526.50 of Record as Joe Zachkin Sr & of said Section 17; thence South .HQ¿HOG 7LPEHUODQGV ,QF 7KH LIENHOLDER (S) over and across the 60 foot #115877 TAXPAYER: Betty Lou Couter Formerly Betty 99 feet to the Point of Beginning; Herbrand Company, GMTE Keith Cleo Jorgensen, State right-of-way as delineated on ______Todd Whitlow Lou Zaichkin thence due West to the C. J. Corporation. of Washington Department of the Segregation Survey recorded REPUTED OWNER: MORTGAGEE OR Hampton County Road No. 477; COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Revenue. November 13, 1997 under Todd Whitlow LIENHOLDER (S) thence Southeasterly along the 0 Mineral Creek Road, COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Recording No. 3030812, in PARCEL # 027582005000 MORTGAGEE OR COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Easterly boundary of said road, Morton WA 0 Nancy Lane, Centralia WA Volume 16 of Surveys, page 273. 2014 TAX $185.32 LIENHOLDER (S) 0 Boyd Road, White Pass WA to a point on the said boundary LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LEWIS COUNTY, 2013 TAX $ 184.93 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 433.5 feet Southeasterly from That portion of the Northwest Lot 10 of Survey recorded April WASHINGTON 2012 TAX $184.65 0 Short Road, Morton WA That portion of Government its intersection with the North quarter of the Northeast quarter 3, 1998 in Volume 17 of Surveys, ______2011 TAX $175.88 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 1 of Section 8, Township line of said Lot 14; thence East of Section 10, Township 14 page 89, under Recording No. PRIOR$ -0- The West half of the Northwest 12 North, Range 7 East, W.M., 140 feet, more or less, to the North, Range 5 East, W.M., 3038876 in the Southwest quarter CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: quarter of the Southeast quarter described as follows: West bank of Cowlitz River; described as follows: of the Northeast quarter and the PARCEL # 022436001009 $730.78 of the Northwest quarter and the BEGINNING at the Northeast thence Northeasterly along said BEGINNING at the North West half of the Southeast quarter 2014 TAX $571.47 INTEREST ALL YEARS East half of the Northeast quarter corner of said Subdivision; West bank of said river 235 feet, quarter corner of said Section of Section 16, Township 14 2013 TAX $562.90 TO 7-31-14 151.76 of Government Lot 5 (Southwest thence North 88°42’ West more or less to the Point of True 10; thence North 87°59’45” North, Range 2 West, W.M., 2012 TAX $591.40 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 quarter of the Northwest quarter) 1,010.67 feet; thence South Beginning. East along the North line of TOGETHER WITH an easement 2011 TAX $507.03 65.55 of Section 6, Township 12 North, 59°13’ West 187.27 feet; thence LEWIS COUNTY, said Section, 352.10 feet; thence for ingress, egress and utilities PRIOR$ -0- COSTS TO 7-31-14 Range 4 East, W.M. South 30°47’ East 82.00 feet to WASHINGTON along a curve to the right with a over a 100 foot wide strip, the CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 276.50 LEWIS COUNTY, the True Point of Includes a 1976 Fleetwood radius of 434.26 feet through a North line of which is described $ 2,232.80 TAXPAYER: WASHINGTON Beginning; thence South 59°13’ 70x14 Manufactured Home VIN central angle of 49°09’04” an arc as follows: INTEREST ALL YEARS George P Winston ______West 50 feet; thence North 30°47’ #S2118 distance of 372.53 feet; thence BEGINNING at a point 520 feet TO 7-31-14 459.01 REPUTED OWNER: West 44.8 feet; thence South ______South 87°23’28” West 28.47 feet, North and 30 feet West of the PENALTY TO 7-31-14 George P Winston 65°15’ West 70.6 feet; thence more or less, to the West line of Southeast corner of the Northeast 199.91 MORTGAGEE OR PARCEL # 029855001000 South 4°30’ East 66 feet; thence said Northwest quarter of the quarter of the Southeast quarter COSTS TO 7-31-14 LIENHOLDER (S) 2014 TAX $453.67 North 88°45’ East 111.2 feet; PARCEL # 032105001039 Northwest quarter; thence North of said Section 16; thence West 576.50 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2013 TAX $451.58 thence North 14°30’ East 79.3 2014 TAX $419.65 along said West line 154.01 feet 775 feet; thence North 55° West TAXPAYER: 0 Cispus Road, White Pass WA 2012 TAX $431.77 feet to the Point of Beginning. 2013 TAX $418.73 to the Point of Beginning. to the West line of said Northeast Francisco & Rhodora Juson LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 2011 TAX $437.48 EXCEPT that portion lying 2012 TAX $452.69 ALSO, that portion of the North quarter of the Southeast quarter REPUTED OWNER: That portion of the H.E. Survey PRIOR $-0- within the following described 2011 TAX $ 427.77 three quarters of the Northwest and the terminus of said line. Francisco Juson & Rhodora No. 50, in Section 18, Township CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: property: PRIOR $204.01 quarter of the Northwest quarter EXCEPT the South 40 feet of the Juson 11 North, Range 8 East, W.M., $ 1,774.50 BEGINNING at a point 1,107.5 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: and of the Northeast quarter of East 775 feet. MORTGAGEE OR described as follows: INTEREST ALL YEARS feet North and 1,138 feet East of $ 1,922.85 the Northwest quarter of Section ALSO TOGETHER WITH and LIENHOLDER (S) BEGINNING at a point 982 TO 7-31-14 368.56 the Southwest corner of the INTEREST ALL YEARS 10, Township 14 North, Range 5 easement for ingress, egress and COMMONLY KNOWN AS: feet North and 342.5 feet West PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Southeast quarter of said Section TO 7-31-14 456.27 East, W.M., lying Southeasterly utilities over those certain 60 0 St Hwy 6, Chehalis WA of corner No. 3 of said Survey 158.93 8, thence North 46.5 feet; thence PENALTY TO 7-31-14 of the Chehalis Western Railroad foot wide strips, the centerline LEGAL DESCRIPTION: said point being the Northwest COSTS TO 7-31-14 East 263.25 feet; thence South 171.82 Right of Way. of which are the centerlines That portion of the HENRY N. corner of that property described 576.50 46.5 feet; thence West 263.25 COSTS TO 7-31-14 EXCEPT that portion described of existing roads lying in STEARNS DONATION LAND in deed to Carle Edward Perry, TAXPAYER: feet to the Point of Beginning. 577.00 as follows: the Southwest quarter of the CLAIM in Section 36, Township recorded under Auditor’s File Living Waters Trust EXCEPT ALSO that portion TAXPAYER: BEGINNING at the Southwest Northeast quarter and the West 14 North, Range 3 West, W.M., No. 379618; thence East along REPUTED OWNER: lying within the following Pavel L & Alla A Sirosh corner of said subdivision; thence half of the Southeast quarter of described as follows: the North boundary line of said Paul Shannon Preston, Trustee of described property: REPUTED OWNER: North 00°02’18” West along the said Section 16. BEGINNING at the intersection Perry property 380 feet, more or The Living Waters Living Trust BEGINNING at a point 1,338 Pavel L Sirosh & Alla A Sirosh West line of said subdivision LEWIS COUNTY, of the Southeasterly boundary less, to the West boundary line of MORTGAGEE OR feet East and 1,107.5 feet North MORTGAGEE OR a distance of 0.20 feet to the WASHINGTON of State Road No. 6 with the the Cispus River; thence North LIENHOLDER (S) of the quarter corner on the South LIENHOLDER (S) Southeasterly line of said railroad ______Southwesterly boundary of along said river 230 feet; thence State of Washington, Lewis line of said Section 8; thence River Run Ranch Owner’s right of way and the intercept of Donahoe Road South, said point West 380 feet to a point North of County, Paul S Preston, Ronald East 36.5 feet; thence South 18 Association, Pavel Sirosh, a curve to the right whose radius being South 29°14’00” East the Point of Beginning; thence M Sharpe. feet; thence North 88°45’ East Alla Sirosh, River Run Ranch point bears South 35°26’11” PARCEL # 021472001000 50.00 feet from the engineer’s South to the Point of Beginning. COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 111.2 feet; thence South 114 feet; Association, River Run Ranch East a distance of 1,450.68 feet; 2014 TAX $38.82 centerline station 59+49.6 (SR TOGETHER WITH the right to 0 US Hwy 12, Morton WA thence North 84°30’ West 106 Homeowner’s Association. thence Northeasterly along said 2013 TAX $38.54 6); thence South 60°46’00” West use an existing road 12 feet in LEGAL DESCRIPTION: feet; thence West 42 feet; thence COMMONLY KNOWN AS: margin and curve through a 2012 TAX $37.28 999.7 feet along the Southeasterly width over adjoining property to The East half of the Northeast North 119.2 feet to the True 0 US Hwy 12, White Pass WA central angle of 10°01’32” an arc 2011 TAX $36.32 boundary of SR 6 to the True the South and East (River) side of quarter of the Northeast quarter Point of Beginning. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: distance of 253.84 feet; thence PRIOR$ -0- Point of Beginning; thence North the above described property. in Section 8, Township 12 North, EXCEPT that portion, if any, That portion of Section 16, North 64°35’21” East along CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 60°46’00” East 999.7 feet; thence LEWIS COUNTY, Range 4 East, W.M., lying lying within the following Township 12 North, Range 8 said margin a distance of 64.25 $150.96 along the Westerly boundary WASHINGTON Northerly of State Highway No. described property: East, W.M., being Lot C-1(A) feet to the Northerly bank of an INTEREST ALL YEARS of Donahoe Road South, South ______12. BEGINNING at the Northeast of Segregation Survey known as unnamed creek; thence South TO 7-31-14 31.17 29°14’00” East 148.10 feet and LEWIS COUNTY, corner of said subdivision; thence River-Run Ranch and recorded in 77°42’48” East along said bank PENALTY TO 7-31-14 South 00°20’11” West 176.58 WASHINGTON North 88°42’ West 1,010.67 feet; Volume 14 of Surveys, pages 171 a distance of 36.68 feet; thence 13.51 feet to the North boundary of PARCEL # 028671005001 ______thence South 56°42’ West through 178, under Recording South 26°01’10” East along COSTS TO 7-31-14 Old Ocean Beach Highway (PSH 2014 TAX $237.77 237.5 feet to the True Point of No. 9603584. said bank a distance of 93.80 526.50 #12); thence along said North 2013 TAX $235.62 Beginning; thence North 79°24’ TOGETHER WITH an easement feet; thence South 83°59’22” TAXPAYER: boundary of Old Ocean Beach 2012 TAX $213.99 PARCEL # 029890001000 West 38.3 for ingress, egress and utilities East along said bank a distance Keith C Jorgensen Highway (PSH #12); thence 2011 TAX $215.34 2014 TAX $148.93 feet; thence South 46.5 feet; over those 60 foot strips and 50 of 58.55 feet; thence North REPUTED OWNER: along said North boundary, PRIOR $104.73 2013 TAX $148.17 thence North 83°41’ East 59.2 foot cul-de-sacs delineated on 49°09’43” East along said bank Keith C Jorgensen North 89°58’47” West 318.47 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: 2012 TAX $142.47 feet; thence North 30°47’ West said survey. a distance of 138.29 feet; thence MORTGAGEE OR feet; thence along an 848.51 feet $1,007.45 2011 TAX $144.93 39.7 feet to the True Point of LEWIS COUNTY, North 65°06’32” East along LIENHOLDER (S) radius curve to the left, through INTEREST ALL YEARS PRIOR $-0- Beginning. WASHINGTON said bank a distance of 99.18 Keith Cleo Jorgensen, State a central angle of 00°50’04”, TO 7-31-14 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: EXCEPT that portion if any, ______feet; thence South 70°33’30” of Washington Department of a distance of 7.42 feet to the 231.36 $584.50 conveyed in Boundary Line East along said bank a distance Revenue. Northeast corner of the vacated PENALTY TO 7-31-14 INTEREST ALL YEARS Adjustment recorded January of 87.61 feet; thence North COMMONLY KNOWN AS: portion of the Old Ocean Beach 88.65 TO 7-31-14 121.71 4, 1996 under Recording No. PARCEL # 032105001108 60°37’32” East along said bank 0 Centralia Alpha Road, Highway (PSH #12); thence COSTS TO 7-31-14 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 9600214. 2014 TAX $351.13 a distance of 118 feet, more or Centralia WA South 00°08’42” East 60.00 feet 577.00 52.38 TOGETHER WITH an easement 2013 TAX $343.27 less, to the thread of Roundtop LEGAL DESCRIPTION: to the Southeast corner of vacated TAXPAYER: COSTS TO 7-31-14 over an existing road to the Boyd 2012 TAX $341.26 Creek; thence Southerly along The West half of the Southeast PSH #12 and the Northwest Mae Coleman 576.50 County Road. 2011 TAX $323.46 said thread a distance of 239 feet, quarter of the Southeast quarter corner of Lot 47 of vacated Plat REPUTED OWNER: TAXPAYER: LEWIS COUNTY, PRIOR $154.67 more or less, to the South line of of Section 16, Township 14 of DOBSON ACRES as recorded Mae Coleman Also Shown of Living Waters Trust WASHINGTON CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: said subdivision; thence North North, Range 2 West, W.M. in Volume 1 of Plats, page 152; Record as Lillie Mae Coleman REPUTED OWNER: Includes a 1967 Skyline Buddy $1,513.79 88° West along said South line a TOGETHER WITH an easement thence South 00°08’42” East 220 MORTGAGEE OR Paul Shannon Preston, Trustee of Manufactured Home VIN INTEREST ALL YEARS distance of 733 feet, more or less for ingress, egress, road, utilities feet more or less along the West LIENHOLDER (S) The Living Waters Living Trust #713600001485 TO 7-31-14 349.93 to the Point of Beginning. and communications purposes, line of said vacated Lot 47 to the COMMONLY KNOWN AS: MORTGAGEE OR PENALTY TO 7-31-14 ALSO, that portion of the 60 feet in width plus allowance Northerly bank of the Chehalis 0 Gershick Road, Mossyrock LIENHOLDER (S) ______133.81 Southeast quarter of the IRU FXWV DQG ¿OOV SXOO RXWV DQG River; thence Westerly along said WA State of Washington, Lewis COSTS TO 7-31-14 Northwest quarter of Section turn arounds, where determined Northerly bank to a point that is LEGAL DESCRIPTION: County, Paul S Preston, Ronald 577.00 10, Township 14 North, Range 5 to be necessary by Grantor, his South 16°50’47” East from the That part of the Northeast quarter M Sharpe. PARCEL # 031812000000 TAXPAYER: East, W.M., lying Northeasterly heirs, successors and/or assigns. True Point of Beginning; thence of the Southwest quarter of COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 2014 TAX $235.10 Pavel L & Alla A Sirosh of Mineral Creek Road. Grantor, his heirs successors North 16°50’47” West 166 feet Section 17, Township 12 North, 0 US Hwy 12, Morton WA 2013 TAX $254.68 REPUTED OWNER: LEWIS COUNTY, and/or assigns further reserves more or less to the True Point of Range 2 East, W.M., described as LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 2012 TAX $245.31 Pavel L Sirosh & Alla A Sirosh WASHINGTON the right to construct, maintain Beginning. follows: That portion of the West half of 2011 TAX $235.24 MORTGAGEE OR Which several sums shall and improve at any time. Said LEWIS COUNTY, BEGINNING at a point 543.5 the Northwest quarter of Section PRIOR$ -0- LIENHOLDER (S) bear interest at the rate easement also reserves the WASHINGTON feet South of the Northwest 9, Township 12 North, Range 4 CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: River Run Ranch Owner’s of twelve percent per right of the Grantor, his heirs, ______corner of said subdivision; thence East, W.M., lying Northerly of $970.33 Association, Pavel Sirosh, annum plus added costs as successors and/or assigns for South to a point 282.9 feet North State Highway No. 12. INTEREST ALL YEARS Alla Sirosh, River Run Ranch required by law. the installation of culverts and/ of the North line of State Road LEWIS COUNTY, TO 7-31-14 203.23 Association, River Run Ranch IN WITNESS WHEREOF, or bridging. Location for said PARCEL # 024371009000 No. 5 as it existed on December WASHINGTON PENALTY TO 7-31-14 Homeowner’s Association. Witness my hand and Easement to be determined by 2014 TAX $ 1,431.22 9, 1925, which point is the ______87.94 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: seal as Treasurer of said Grantor, his heirs, successors 2013 TAX $ 1,268.46 Northwest corner of that certain COSTS TO 7-31-14 0 US Hwy 12, White Pass WA County, in said State, this and/or assigns at any time in 2012 TAX $ 1,242.77 tract conveyed by instrument 576.50 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 25th day of the future. The location of said 2011 TAX $ 1,378.38 recorded September 2, 1932, in PARCEL # 030491005001 TAXPAYER: That portion of Sections 16 and July, 2014. easement will be established with PRIOR $ -0- Volume 211 of Deeds, page 295; 2014 TAX $1,643.24 Donald E Cheney Sr & Joyce L 21, Township 12 North, Range Rose A Bowman the exception of the following CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: thence East 643.5 feet; thence 2013 TAX $1,711.21 Cheney 8 East, W.M., being Lot B-7 of Treasurer of Lewis County described portion of property: $ 5,320.83 North to a point 543.5 feet South 2012 TAX $ 1,703.08 REPUTED OWNER: Segregation Survey known as State of Washington That portion of the Southeast INTEREST ALL YEARS of the North line of said Northeast 2011 TAX $1,657.09 Donald E Cheney Sr & Joyce River-Run Ranch and recorded in quarter of the Southeast quarter TO 7-31-14 1,106.32 quarter of the Southwest quarter; PRIOR $-0- L Cheney Formerly Known as Volume 14 of Surveys, pages 171 L#0810 August 12, 2014 of Section 16, Township 14 PENALTY TO 7-31-14 thence West 643.5 feet to the CERTIFICATE AMOUNT: Joyce L Clevenger through 178, under Recording Published in The Chronicle