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Mount Rainier Deaths Court “Sometimes, bad things happen to good people doing everything correctly.” Rejects Booth’s A Perilous Route, Appeals a Deadly Tragedy AFFIRMED: Appeals Court Rejects All Six of Convicted Triple- Murderer’s Arguments By Stephanie Schendel [email protected] A state appeals court has struck down an appeal by con- victed triple-murderer John A. Booth Jr., who is serving life sen- tences for the shooting deaths of three people near Salkum in 2010. Booth had sought to vacate his numerous murder convic- tions and life- time prison sentence. This appeal, however, will not be Booth’s last. During his most re- cent court ap- John Allen Booth pearance in Triple-murderer Lewis Coun- ty Superior Court a year ago, he told Judge Richard Brosey he intended to file additional appeals about various circumstances related to his convictions. This photo provided by the National Parks Service shows the Liberty Ridge area of Mount Rainier as viewed from the Carbon Glacier, Saturday, May 31, the day after six climbers were presumed dead when helicopters detected pings from emergency beacons buried thousands of feet below their last known location. please see APPEALS, page Main 9 Mountaineering Company Reflects Presumed Dead Winlock Passes on May’s Fatal Mount Rainier Climb on Oil Train By Dameon Pesanti guiding services around the world. [email protected] “These aren’t people you just pass Resolution by in the office,” AAI Program Direc- The 2014 climbing season has been tor Gordon Janow said. “In a lot of ways, By Kyle Spurr hard for Alpine Ascents International. they are the company.” In mid-April, five company sherpas [email protected] To even consider summiting a peak Matthew Hegeman Erik Kolb Mark Mahaney were among the 16 killed in an ava- like Rainier, clients have to be in great The Winlock City Council lanche on Mount Everest. Less than two physical condition, and guides have to earlier this week decided not to months later, two guides and four cli- approve a resolution express- be highly qualified. However, anyone ents were lost on Mount Rainier. Now, attempting a route as challenging as the ing its concerns regarding the months later, the company is still cop- current and future transport of one that traverses Liberty Ridge must be ing with loss, and the traffic leading to exceptional. North Dakota Bakken crude oil the summit hasn’t slowed. through city limits. Although mountaineering is a very By many in the mountaineering com- dangerous hobby, climbers calculate munity, Seattle-based Alpine Ascents is please see WINLOCK, page Main 9 considered to be one the most respected please see DEADLY, page Main 9 Eitan Green Uday Marty John Mullally

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Community Calendar Today WHAT’S HAPPENING? Southwest Washington Fair, Chehalis (details available elsewhere in The Chronicle) If you have an event you would like “Music & Machines,” opening night, 5-9 p.m., Art included in the Community Calendar, Gallery 505, 205 Cowlitz St./state Highway 505, To- please email your information to ledo, live music by Joe Green, (360) 864-2789 [email protected]. Include a Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffeehouse, Che- daytime telephone number where you halis, (360) 740-0492 can be reached. “Let’s Grow a Garden,” 10-11:30 a.m., 4162 Jack- There is no charge for these listings. son Highway, free, (360) 262-0525 For questions about calendar items, call Doug Blosser at The Chronicle, CC Grow, farmers market, noon-3 p.m., Centra- Pete Caster / [email protected] lia College, across from Health & Wellness Center, (360) 807-8238. (360) 736-9391, ext. 650 JT Frunz takes a moment to get mentally prepared prior to the start of one of the qualifying heats at the Diaper Derby at the 2013 Southwest Washington Fair in Chehalis. Public Agencies Lewis County Farmers Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., corner of Pearl and Maple streets, Centralia, (360) Centralia Planning Commission, 6 p.m., coun- 736-8977, [email protected] Editor’s Best Bet cil chambers, City Hall, 118 W. Maple St., Centralia, Whiskey & Roses, 9 p.m.-1 a.m., Scatter Creek (360) 330-7671 Grill, Lucky Eagle Casino, (360) 273-2000, ext. 301 Babies, Dachshunds off to the Races at Fair Regular excursion steam train ride and museum Libraries tour, Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad, 12:45 p.m. and Pint-sized speedsters will take 15 months and only be able to crawl. 3:30 p.m., barbecue upgrade available on 3:30 train, LabARTory: Paper Airplanes, for all ages, all day, Elbe-Mineral, (360) 492-5588, reservations (888) the stage at noon today at the South- There will be multiple heats, and the Tenino STEAM11 west Washington as the annual Dia- winner of each race will then ad- Library Movie Matinee: Oz the Great and Power- per Derby gets underway. vance to the final race. ful, for all ages, 2 p.m., Centralia It begins at noon on the South If you miss the derby, you can Support Groups Stage. still catch some unorthodox racing Organizations H.O.P.E., all addictions, 7:30-9 p.m., Heritage Parents can use keys, clap or action Saturday at 7 p.m. in Friend- Baptist Church of Tenino, 1315 Sussex Ave. E., Teni- cheer in order to coax their babies lyville, where dachshunds will com- Bucoda Rebekah Lodge 144, 7 p.m., Bucoda no, (360) 480-0592, [email protected] across the finish line. pete for the title of top dog. Oddfellows Community Center, 202 S. Main, Bu- Life Recovery Group, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Dayspring coda, (360) 273-9724 Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, To be eligible to compete in the See a full calendar of fair events United Women in Business, 5:30 p.m., Kit Carson (360) 748-3401 race, babies must be younger than beginning on page Main 3. banquet room, Chehalis, (360) 388-5252 Chehalis-Centralia Cribbage Club, 6:30 p.m., Chehalis Moose Lodge, 1400 Grand Ave., Centralia, Saturday, Aug. 16 The Seminary Hill Natural Area en- a.m. Saturday. Runners will report to the (360) 485-2852 compasss more than 70 acres of forested starting line at 7:55 a.m., and both runs Mary Lacy Chapter, Daughters of the American hillside and 2.5 miles of walking trails. commence at 8 a.m. An awards ceremony Revolution, 10 a.m., St. John’s Lutheran Church, Geology Walk Saturday at 2190 Jackson Highway, Chehalis, September-May, Owned by the city of Centralia, it is will be held at 9:30 a.m. (360) 740-5899 Seminary Hill Will Conclude maintained by the volunteer members of There will be numerous age groups, Season’s Activities the Friends of the Seminary Hill Natural from 6 and under to 70-plus. Area. Awards will go to top female and male Support Groups Geologist Jim Ward and his wife, Pat- To learn more, email GoSeminary- in each event. Also, ribbons will go the ty, will dig down into the rocky history “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the loss of a [email protected] or visit www.facebook. top three placers in each age group. of Seminary Hill and the valleys nearby loved one, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Morton Community com/SeminaryHill or www.twitter.com/ Race director is Jim Kostelecky, (360) Methodist Church, Fourth and Main, Morton, (360) — including downtown Centralia — at 10 goseminaryhill. 330-2640 a.m. Saturday during this year’s final free 736-1016. Parkinson’s Disease Support Group (Chehalis guided nature activity at the Seminary All proceeds will go to Greater Lewis Shakers), 1 p.m., Bethel Church, Kirkland Road, Che- Hill Natural Area. County Habitat for Humanity. halis, go to left and enter at rear of church, (360) Habitat for Humanity Walk/ This popular annual event takes place 740-5556 Run Set for Saturday Southwest Washington Fair, Chehalis (details Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Im- near the top of Seminary Hill, overlook- available elsewhere in The Chronicle) manuel Lutheran Church, 1209 N. Scheuber Road, ing Centralia from the west. For this The Habitat for Humanity 1.1 Mile & Club Mom Children’s Clothing Bank and Ex- Centralia, (360) 736-9268 walk-and-talk, follow Seminary Hill 8k Health Walk/Run will start at 7 a.m. change, 1-3 p.m., Chehalis First Christian Church, Road past the armory, then past Saxon Saturday morning at the Lewis County 111 NW Prindle St., (360) 269-0587 or (360) 748-3702 and Baker streets to the large blue gate on Senior Center and finish at Security State Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach trains, excur- Friday, Aug. 15 the right. Bank. sion to Milburn, 1 and 3 p.m., adults $14, seniors $13, children 4-15 $11, 3 and under free, 1101 Sylvenus Southwest Washington Fair, Chehalis (details As always, there will be free Santa Lu- The registration fee is $15, which in- cludes one pass to the Southwest Wash- St., Chehalis, (360) 748-9593, www.steamtrainride. available elsewhere in The Chronicle) cia coffee and a selection of homemade com Bob Garcia and Melodies Recycled Band, 7-9:30 cookies provided by the Friends of the ington Fair. A T-shirt is $10 extra. p.m., Twin Cities Senior Center, $5, (360) 262-3041 Seminary Hill Natural Area. Late registration will take place 7-7:45 please see CALENDAR, page Main 9 The Weather Almanac

5-Day Forecast for the Lewis County Area River Stages National Map Gauge Flood 24 hr. Forecast map for Aug. 14, 2014 Today Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Height Stage Change Chehalis at Mellen St. 110s M 65.0 M 100s L H Skookumchuck at Pearl St. 90s 72.96 85.0 +0.02 80s Cowlitz at Packwood 70s 2.90 10.5 -0.15 60s Cowlitz at Randle 50s L Few Showers Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Sunny 5.43 18.0 +0.67 40s 30s 75º 58º 77º 58º 79º 59º 81º 56º 81º 57º Cowlitz at Mayield Dam 20s 3.76 ---- -0.39 10s

0s This map shows high temperatures, type of precipitation expected and Almanac Regional Weather Sun and Moon location of frontal systems at noon. L H Cold Front Stationary Front Warm Front Low Pressure High Pressure Data reported from Centralia Sunrise today ...... 6:09 a.m. Temperature Bellingham Brewster Sunset tonight ...... 8:22 p.m. Yesterday’s High ...... 68 Moonrise ...... 10:28 p.m. National Cities Yesterday’s Low ...... 61 73/60 86/66 Moonset...... 11:14 a.m. Normal High ...... 80 Port Angeles Today Fri. Normal Low...... 54 68/56 City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Record High ...... 95 in 2002 Seattle Anchorage 62/52 cl 63/51 mc Record Low...... 40 in 1943 75/60 Boise 84/60 s 87/61 s Precipitation Olympia Ellensburg Last New First Full Boston 78/62 s 75/61 s Yesterday ...... 0.52" 76/58 79/58 8/17 8/25 9/2 9/8 Dallas 96/74 s 97/76 s Month to date ...... 0.78" Tacoma Honolulu 88/75 s 89/75 s Normal month to date ...0.37" Centralia 75/60 Pollen Forecast Las Vegas 98/79 s 100/79 s Year to date...... 26.20" 75/58 Yakima Nashville 86/63 s 89/66 s Normal year to date ....26.04" Chehalis Allergen Today Friday Phoenix 100/83 s 102/83 s 81/61 Longview 74/57 Trees None None St. Louis 86/66 s 88/71 s Salt Lake City 87/68 t 89/67 s WeArea Want Conditions Your Photos 71/54 Grass None None Vancouver Shown is today's Weeds None None San Francisco 71/57 s 71/58 pc Yesterday weather. Temperatures Mold None None Washington, DC 82/58 s 80/57 s Portland 73/56 The Dallesare today's highs and CitySend in your weather-related Hi/Lo Prcp. photo- graphs to The Chronicle for our Voices 73/58 78/62 tonight's lows. World Cities page. Send them to voices@chronline. com. Include name, date and descrip- Today Fri. Today Fri. tion of the photograph. Regional Cities City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Today Fri. Today Fri. Baghdad 117/88 s 119/92 s New Delhi 94/81 pc 92/78 pc City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx City Hi/Lo Wx Hi/Lo Wx Beijing 86/64 s 89/66 s Paris 72/54 sh 69/53 sh Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly Bremerton 75/59 sh 77/59 pc Spokane 81/59 t 82/60 t London 70/52 sh 71/52 sh Rio de Janeiro 65/61 ra 71/62 mc cloudy; r/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; Ocean Shores 64/56 sh 65/55 mc Tri Cities 84/63 t 86/64 pc Mexico City 72/55 t 74/54 t Rome 84/65 sh 85/66 s sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms Olympia 76/58 sh 78/57 pc Wenatchee 82/68 t 82/67 t Moscow 82/67 pc 77/59 pc Sydney 64/47 pc 64/48 sh Help Local Students Land on Their Feet!

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Southwest Washington Fair Centralia’s Aubrie Morey Named ‘Little Miss Friendly’ LIVING LOGO: Morey, 8, Prior to the announcement, judges asked each finalist one fi- Was Presented With nal question. the Honor During Morey was asked what is her favorite subject in school. After Opening Ceremonies some thought, she said art. By Kyle Spurr As Little Miss Friendly, Mo- rey — who will enter third grade [email protected] this fall at Tenino Elementary In its 105th year, the South- School — is expected to attend west Washington Fair has a new all six days of the fair with her living logo. parents. She will then participate Eight-year-old Aubrie Morey, in parades, coronations and pro- of Centralia, earned the honor motions throughout the year. of “Little Miss Friendly” on Stage Her parents, Tara and Billy South Tuesday night during the Morey, will act as her chaperones opening ceremonies of the fair. and are responsible for seeing Morey was chosen from five that she is present at the various finalists to become the latest functions in Lewis County over “living logo” of the fair. the course of the next year, orga- “I’m screaming inside so hard,” nizers said. Morey said moments after being “I love the fair so much and it chosen. would just mean the world to me Before handing over the to be at the fair every single day,” iconic blue cape, former Little Morey said last week before the Miss Friendly MaKayla Mencke, fair. 10, Chehalis, congratulated each The other finalists intro- finalist. duced on Tuesday night included “I truly believe any of them Amanda Brossard, 9, Chehalis; would be great,” Mencke said. Ava Meller, 9, Chehalis; Breanna Mencke succeeded her older Crosby, 10, Chehalis; and Cami sister Madison Mencke, who was Aldrich, 10, Chehalis. selected as the 2012 Little Miss Each finalist and former Pete Caster / [email protected] Friendly. MaKayla cut a ceremo- Little Miss Friendly MaKayla Eight-year-old Aubrie Morey, of Centralia, smiles after being named “Little Miss Friendly” on Stage South Tuesday night dur- nial ribbon during the ceremony Mencke received a plaque at the ing the opening ceremonies of the Southwest Washington Fair in Chehalis. Morey will act as the living logo of the fair, travel- to officially open the fair. ceremony. ing the fairgrounds in the signature Little Miss Friendly cape and meeting attendees.

Stephanie Schendel / [email protected] Canines in Costume Jacoby Simons, an 11-year-old Chehalis boy, Take Southwest prepares Tater, his dog turned Teenage Mutant Washington Fair Stage Ninja Turtle, for a costume contest DOGS PLAYING DRESS UP: idea for the costumes off of the Wednesday Internet. Children and Their afternoon at The costume contest was one the Southwest Canine Companions of many events the nearly dozen Washington Fair. From Throughout the Lewis County youths and their four-legged companions will INSIDE: County Enjoy the Fair participate in this week at the fair. • SWW By Stephanie Schendel Skavinsky said the experi- Fair Photo Gallery and [email protected] ence at the fair has so far been “really fun.” additional Valla, an Australian cattle While she said her favorite coverage mixed-breed dog, and her hu- part was the costume contest, see page man companion won first prize she said she doubted it was her Main 13 in the dog costume contest at dog’s favorite festivity. the Southwest Washington Fair- Valla was not the only reluc- her dog, Bella. grounds Wednesday afternoon. tant canine participant. “I like hanging out with my But Valla appeared to be a re- Jacoby Simons, an 11-year- dog and my friends,” she said, luctant participant. old Chehalis boy, dressed his dog, adding that the obedience train- Valla’s human, 9-year-old Tater, as a Teenage Mutant Ninja ing and events were her favorite. Janelle Skavinsky, of Chehalis, Turtle. For Paige Bowen, of Toledo, said their costumes were called Tater, a golden retriever and bringing a dog to show at the fair “The American.” They both wore dachshund mix turned reluctant was her back up plan. red, white and blue and Amer- superhero, remained still as Si- “I was going to take a horse to ican-flag print clothing with mons tied a red mask around her the fair, but I wasn’t comfortable large accessories. Valla momen- face before the contest, though yet, so I decided to take Harley,” tarily wore a large hat and even she appeared notably miserable. she said. larger sunglasses for the contest Eleven-year-old Miley Iver- before shaking them off. son, of Chehalis, said this was Skavinsky said she got the her second time at the fair with

Valla, a mixed-breed Australian cattle dog, reluctantly awaits a dog costume con- test at the Southwest Washington Fair Wednesday afternoon. Schedule of Fair Events TODAY Dog Presentation, by Small Animal Barn 4-H Market Steer Show, New Judging Livestock shows in Progress: Pavilion 7 a.m. — Twin Cities Sertoma, Friend- 4-H Rabbits Costume Contest, Small lyville 13 Animal Barn 7:30 a.m. — 4-H Horse Western Gam- 4-H Goat Judging, Blue Pavilion/ ing and Trail Classes, Horse Arena Friendlyville 9 a.m. — FFA/4-H Beef Market Ani- Activity for Kids “Plant in a Shoe,” Flo- mals, New Judging Pavilion ral Hall (ends at 2 p.m.) 4-H/FFA Swine Show Fitting and 11 a.m. — Penny Scramble, Showing, Old Judging Pavilion Friendlyville FFA Beef & Dairy Cattle Shows, New 10 a.m. — FAIR OPENS 4-H Dog Obedience Contest & Guide please see FAIR, page Main 16 Main 4 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 • Main 5 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 After Service Reductions, Twin Transit The Chronicle is published Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings by Lafromboise Communications, Inc. 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Subscriptions are non-refundable but the printed sub- scriptions can be started and stopped for vacations or Four People Charged for Suspected Involvement in Gas Theft when extended breaks in service are requested. Balances By The Chronicle cating Harold E. Lusk, 28, of the a gray Chevrolet with a canopy special keys used to open and may be held on account or can be donated to Newspapers in Education. Three of the four people sus- Doty area, and 20-year-old Alys- — driving up to the station in override gas pumps, court docu- pected in the massive theft of sa J. Hanson. Both were arrested the early morning and filling up ments state. BACK ISSUES large tanks of gas without paying Lusk was not there, but two gasoline from a Silver Creek Tex- and formally charged earlier this Limited copies of back issues of The Chronicle are avail- aco station have been arrested, week. for it. The suspects stole three other people believed to be in- able at $1 per copy. Back issues greater than two weeks The investigation, accord- types of gas: Off-road diesel, volved in the theft have since old are $2 per issue. said Lewis County Prosecutor ing to court documents, began highway diesel and regular un- been formally charged: Jason A. Jonathan Meyer. when the owner of the Texaco leaded gasoline, valued at a total Lewis, 48, Doty, and Raymond T. THE NEWSROOM The last one has hired an at- gas station on the 2900 block of of more than $6,000. Hankins. For news tips, corrections or story ideas, please contact torney and is in the process of the appropriate person listed below. U.S. Highway 12 in Silver Creek The sheriff’s office served Hankins is the only one who REGIONAL EXECUTIVE EDITOR getting the warrant quashed, called police on July 28 to report warrants on Lusk’s property on has not appeared in court; how- Meyer said. Michael Wagar ...... 807-8234 her surveillance cameras caught the 100 block of Elk Creek Road ever, he has hired an attorney to [email protected] Last week, the sheriff’s office three separate trucks — a blue two weeks ago and found several represent him on the theft charge Editor requested the public’s help in lo- Toyota, a brown Chevrolet and containers of gasoline as well as stemming from the investigation. Eric Schwartz ...... 807-8224 [email protected] Sports Editor Regional Wildfire Report Aaron VanTuyl...... 807-8229 [email protected] Second Burroughs as an alter- Fowler said. “By 6 p.m., we had it Fire Between Rochester Visuals Editor native. The areas along Sunrise, under control.” Pete Caster ...... 807-8232 and Adna Contained White River Campground and About 23 firefighters from [email protected] By The Chronicle Sunrise Camp are still open. Tenino, Gibson Valley and the Police, Fire, Courts, Environment, The Scarface West fire is Department of Natural Resourc- East Lewis County Communities The 60-acre fire that spread roughly one-tenth of an acre es were on the scene Tuesday af- Stephanie Schendel ...... 807-8208 between Rochester and Adna is and has sparked no closures at ternoon to finish extinguishing [email protected] at 99 percent containment as of this point. It was discovered by the fire and ensuring hotspots Centralia/Chehalis Government, Health, Wednesday morning, according a Puget Sound Incident Coordi- West and Central Lewis County Communities do not reignite. The cause of the Kyle Spurr ...... 807-8239 to Department of Natural Re- nation Center patrol flight. Cur- Crane Street fire is still under sources. [email protected] rently, park officials are monitor- investigation by the DNR. How- On Sunday the blaze was Business, Education, Tourism, Religion, ing it for changes. ever, there was no lightning that South Lewis County Communities only at 10 percent containment; night so one could assume it was Chris Brewer ...... 807-8235 however, the colder and wetter human-caused, Fowler said. [email protected] weather has since aided the fire Fire Danger Closes Port Sports, News and Photography crews, said Janet Pearce, spokes- There are two other fires cur- Blakely Tree Farms rently burning in the Tenino Brandon Hansen ...... 807-8227 woman for DNR. [email protected] “They made some good head- By The Chronicle area, according to Janet Pearce, spokeswoman for the Depart- Death Notices, What’s Happening, way,” she said. Concerns over possible forest Opinion, Letters to the Editor, Voices ment of Natural Resources. On Tuesday, fire crews had fires has moved Port Blakely of- Doug Blosser ...... 807-8238 the blaze at 60 percent contain- ficials to close tree farms across Neither are threatening struc- [email protected] ment. Pearce said, on Tuesday Washington and Oregon. tures, she said. One of the fires is [email protected] “89 resources” were dedicated to All public access, including on mop-up status and the other [email protected] the Teague Road fire. “Resourc- hikers, horses and motorized use, is at zero percent containment, Church News es” included personnel as well as is prohibited on the company’s which indicates it is likely in a [email protected] ...... 807-8217 equipment. forest holdings until further no- remote and inaccessible location. Senior Media Developer Earlier in the day on Tuesday, tice. Security personnel from the Brittany Voie ...... 807-8225 [email protected] Pearce said crews reported see- company will be patrolling tim- ing lightning over the area; how- ber farms for unauthorized ac- THE CHRONICLE ever, it does not appear it caused cess until the order is lifted. PUBLISHER additional fires. “While we regret any incon- Christine Fossett ...... 807-8200 The wet weather “helped im- venience this may cause to recre- [email protected] mensely” to calm the blaze and ational users, our decision to pro- Sales Director by Wednesday morning fire hibit access reflects our priorities: Brian Watson ...... 807-8219 crews were focused on mop- safety and the protection of our [email protected] ping up the remaining hot spots, Circulation Manager forests,” the press release said. Anita Freeborn ...... 807-8243 Pearce said. 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suppress the blaze, but the near- the property, Jim Fowler, battal- 126th VOLUME, 12th ISSUE by Wonderland Trail between ion chief and public information THE CHRONICLE (USPS - 142260) White River Campground and officer for the Tenino Fire Dis- POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Chronicle, Sunrise is closed as a safety pre- trict, said. 321 N. Pearl St., Centralia, WA 98531. caution. Recreators are urged to “We were toned to that dis- The Chronicle is published three times a week at 321 N. Pearl St., Cen- use a route via Glacier Basin and patched to that call at 3:11 p.m.,” tralia, WA, 98531-0580. Periodicals postage paid at: Centralia, WA. Main 6 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 Send business briefs and news items to Reporter Christopher Brewer at cbrewer@ Proiles, Permits, chronline.com. He can also be reached at Business Briefs and More (360) 807-8235. State's Unemployment Rate Drops to 5.6 Percent OLYMPIA (AP) — Wash- of 13,600 jobs. expanding and just one — man- and the transportation, ware- represents the percentage of the ington state's unemployment "Washington's labor market ufacturing — decreasing. housing and utilities industry, labor force that is unemployed rate dropped to 5.6 percent last continues to gain momentum," The largest job increases in which lost 1,700 jobs. and actively looking for work. month, according to numbers Paul Turek, an economist with July were seen in professional The national unemploy- People who have stopped look- released Wednesday by the Em- the Employment Security De- and business services, which ment rate for July was 6.2 per- ing for work aren't counted. The ployment Security Department. partment, said in a written state- gained 4,500 jobs; leisure and cent. The unemployment rate job gains and losses estimates are The newest numbers show ment. "Year-over-year, the state hospitality, which increased in the Seattle-Bellevue-Everett based on a U.S. Bureau of Labor that July's jobless rate was down saw growth in nearly every in- by 4,000 jobs; construction, up area dropped to 4.7 percent from Statistics survey of businesses. from June's 5.8 percent rate. The dustry." 2,300 jobs; retail trade, and edu- June's rate of 4.8 percent. Nearly 196,0000 people were state also added an estimated Nearly 93,000 jobs have been cation and health services, both Two different surveys are looking for work in the state, in- 7,300 jobs from June to July, and added in the state over a one-year up 1,100 jobs. Losses were seen used to calculate unemploy- cluding more than 64,000 who June's initial repot of 9,100 jobs period ending in July, officials in five sectors, including govern- ment figures and job losses and claimed unemployment benefits gained was revised up to a gain said, with 12 major industries ment, which dropped 2,100 jobs, gains. The unemployment rate in July. Shop’n Kart Owner Buys a Store, Helps Save the Bird GROWTH: Darris McDaniel to Bring Needed Grocery Store ‘‘He just offered it up to Westport, Helps and said he’d write Resurrect Yard Bird the check out of his By Dameon Pesanti personal account.’’ [email protected] Darris McDaniel, 71, has Jason Mattson been a busy man lately. Yard Birds manager Not only is the Yard Birds Mall, Shop’n Kart and Fuller Market Basket owner about to building, the freezers were shut make grocery shopping in West- off with the food left inside and port a lot more convenient, he’s the computer system needs to also helping preen the Yard Bird be replaced. But McDaniel isn’t one more time. bothered. The only grocery store in Some turbulent years of Westport, Ted’s Red Apple, flooding taught him how to flip closed several months ago, leav- a grocery store in no time. ing residents no choice but to “It will not take very long to drive 25 miles get it open,” he said nonchalant- or more to Ab- ly. “I’m an expert at something I erdeen to do never wanted to be good at. Even their shopping. after having 8 feet of water in Bothered by the Yard Birds, we were back open in situation and nine days.” seeing a good McDaniel doesn’t plan on business op- changing much about the new portunity, Mc- store. It will still be called Ted’s Darris McDaniel Daniel decided Red Apple and, unless the de- owner to purchase the mand is there, he won’t expand property. If ev- the store. erything goes Anyone who has driven by as planned, he’ll have the doors his flagship location recently open in less than two weeks. knows the Yard Bird is falling “It’s an opportunity to serve apart again. Yard Birds manager the people of Westport for one Jason Mattson estimated that it’s thing,” he said. “For another, I going to cost $10,000 to properly have people that have been with repair the local icon just one year me for 15 or 20 years, now I’ll after a huge community restora- be able to promote them. Plus, it tion effort ended. keeps me young.” The material was supposed McDaniel said he plans on to last 20 years, but it might not hiring much of the Red Apple even last 20 months. crew internally. He’ll promote Mattson said he and the com- his department managers from munity have put too much work his Lewis County stores to high- into the bird to let it fall apart er positions in Westport, and now, so he’s back at trying to save he’ll move up other people in it. Shop’n Kart. He wants to repair the bird “I have a lot of good young with better plywood and fiber- people and I hate to see them get glass coating, but it’s going to be held back,” he said. costly. According to McDaniel, the So inspired by his enthusiasm Red Apple had been struggling for the project and the commu- Pete Caster / [email protected] for a number of years. He tried nity’s support, McDaniel offered The battered looking Yard Bird is seen on Friday afternoon in Chehalis. to buy the business while it was to foot $5,000 of the bill. still open, but couldn’t work out “He just offered it up and said a deal. Once the previous own- he’d write the check out of his will cut the repair time down sig- “The community came it right this time. We’re going to ers lost the store to foreclosure, personal account,” Mattson said. nificantly. The rest of the money around and it’s just such an icon make sure it looks good.” he started negotiations. As the “I was ecstatic and in shock, the will come from a donation cam- and so many good comments Those who would like to con- talks went on, the property dete- greatest news I could hear.” paign established on the website we’re going to do it again,” Mc- tribute to the project can visit riorated as vandals damaged the Mattson thinks the donation gofundme.com. Daniel said. “We’re going to do www.gofundme.com/cxxotc. Business Records Chehalis Business Licenses sumer loan services, 1648 NW Louisiana and breakroom areas, 321 Pacific Ave., • John C. and Lavonne K. Cook, 759• Colleen Lemhouse, single-family Ave., (360) 350-2391 $120,000 Pleasant Valley Road, Morton, $121,290residence, 197 Hendrickson Road, Vader, Business licenses issued in • Cascade Gutters, gutter and down- • Kaufman Construction, addition of • Chelsey and Jeffrey Lines, single-$146,460 Chehalis during June and July: spout contractor, 10520 Independence canopies/storefront remodel, 1001 Inter- family residence, 101 Bear Claw Lane,• Jerome Peter and Cynthia Zechma, • B & D Trading Post, second-hand Road SW, Rochester, (360) 273-9835 state Ave. SW, $139,640 Chehalis, $137,088 single-family residence with attached dealer, 2100 National Ave., (360) 402-2661 • Global Pacific Environmental Inc., • Chehalis Renal, earthmoving, 1684 • Michael K. and Louise M. Genson,garage and apartment, 181-16 Hideaway • Chehalis Dental Care, dentist office, asbestos, lead paint abatement; demoli- Bishop Road, $150,000 single-family residence, 888 Spencer Lane, Packwood, $343,545 68 SW 13th St., (360) 748-1833 tion services, etc., (360) 993-4479 • Chehalis Renal, utillty connections Road, Toledo, $175,323 • Holt Services Inc., drilling contractor, • H & S Custom Interiors LLC, general and latecomer fee for dialysis clinic, 1684 • Adna School District, enclose - exist Centralia Building Permits (253) 604-4878 construction contractor, 1562 SW Snively Bishop Road, $150,000 ing school play area, 121 Adna School • Information Development Inc., ser- Ave., (360) 749-3567 • Homefirst Development, utility ser- Road, Adna, $243,000 The following individuals and vices and products for the organization, • J & G Concrete Corp., concrete con- vice and annexation agreement, 245 • Curtis O. and Verna J. Watson, single-businesses were issued a building Harold Drive, $206,950 production or utilization of information, tractor, (253) 737-7892 family residence, 126 Hart Road, Winlock, permit with a construction value (360) 262-7838 • JP Michaels, mechanic, 438 SW Wil- $168,818 • Medical Massage & Acupuncture, of $100,000 or more during July: liam Ave., (360) 520-6327 • Daryl Germann Farms LLC, pole massage and acupuncture therapy, 2530 Lewis County Building Permits • R.K. Getty Corp., tenant improve- • U-Turn Ministries, services to the building, 346 Jorgensen Road, Onalaska, NE Kresky Ave., Suite B, (360) 996-4778 ment, 1342 Lum Road (Kay Jewelers), homeless, 1582 Bishop Road, (360) The following individuals and $198,576 $140,000 • Milgard Windows and Doors, cus- 623-9438 businesses were issued a building tom windows and doors, (253) 922-6030 • David O. and Renee L. Porter, single- • Craig and Sarah Mallow, new single- permit with a value of $100,000 family residence, 318 Pleasant Hill Road, family residence, 3700 Cooks Hill Road, • Teryn Pannette at Bliss Salon, cos- Chehalis, $238,890 $201,984 metologist, 545 N. Market Blvd., Suite 2, Chehalis Building Permits or more during July: • Robert E. Teitzel, single-family resi- (360) 266-7227 • James and Dawn Moen, single-family • John Danzer, new single-family resi- The following individuals and dence, 1184 Koontz Road, Napavine, residence, 140 Bowers Rd, Chehalis, $255,730 dence, 920 Madrona Ave., $163,740 • Titan Earthwork LLC, heavy con- $167,840 struction contractor, (206) 325-3004 businesses were issued a building permit during July with a con- • Gary G. and Christine A. Ingles,- sin • Lauren Sayers, beautician, 91 SW gle-family residence, 115 Appling Drive, Chehalis Ave., (360) 324-9074 struction value $100,000 or more: Toledo, $147,213 • Homefirst Development, residence, • Lelia’s Therapeutic Massage, mas- • Jim R. Forga, single-family residence, 267 Harold Drive, $214,950 sage therapist, 2530 NE Kresky Ave., 202 Alder, Toledo, $136,515 • Homefirst Development, residence, Suite A, (360) 996-4800 • Justin Norman, single-family - resi 271 Harold Drive, $214,950 • MF Auto Towing, tow truck services, dence with accessory dwelling unit, 997 19 SW Saunders Way, (360) 304-9852 • Homefirst Development, residence, Koontz Road, Chehalis, $220,314 • Primelending, a Plainscapital Co., 183 Goldmyer Drive, $206,950 • Chris R. and Gretchen L. Moore, fin- mortgage lending, 2401 NE Kresky Ave., • Homefirst Development, residence, ished shop with game room, cutting 1-800-317-7463 245 Harold Drive, $206,950 room, bathroom and cooler, 143-23 • RC Fence Construction Co., commer- • Albert Graham, residence, 120 High- Show Peak Lane, Chehalis, $216,251 cial and residential fence installations, 40 line Drive, $150,000 • Christopher R. Kemp, single-family Bunker Creek Road, (360) 533-0973 • Thomas Architecture, remodel residence, 1050 King Road, Winlock, • Springleaf Financial Services, con- Lewis County PUD customer service $140,243 • Main 7 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 Paragliders, Pilots Offering Rides to Raise Money for Morton Teen Center EAST LEWIS COUNTY: Teen Center. Now they’re get- Now in its own building the donations to keep things going, teens beyond just the communi- ting some unexpected help from Teen Center serves about 120 but everyone involved believes in ty center. Down the road Auman Morton Teen Center a few high-flying East Lewis teens from sixth grade to high the cause and has a lot of spirit. and Jennifer Kaatz the director Gives Youths a County do-gooders. school seniors, and groups of ele- “It’s a bright light within the of Karma Flights want to bring Starting at 9 a.m. on Aug. 16 mentary students once a week for community for sure,” she said. together donated flight equip- Place to Relax and 17, tandem paragliders and 10½ months a year. The center “When we asked what Karma ment to teach area teens how to light sport plane pilots will of- closes from July through part of Flights could do to support the man their own tandem flights By Dameon Pesanti fer rides to the public for $20 per September to regroup and per- community, we were told about and possibly start down a new [email protected] person, The Cloudbase Foun- form maintenance. the Teen Center,” said pilot Di- career. Anne Kirske of the Olympia- dation will match whatever is On the surface, the Teen anna Auman. Karma Fights operated a raised up to $1,000, with all the Center in Morton is a place She and her friends decided similar program in Honduras, based nonprofit The Commu- proceeds going to the Morton where youths can hang out with to host the event as a fund raiser which enabled locals to earn nity Foundation doesn’t mince Teen Center. friends, but on a grander scale it which, in addition to the flights their pilot’s licenses and build a words when she talks about the In 2003, Morton residents helps keep youths on a positive will host a silent auction and bar- fledgling industry. Teen Center in Morton. started worrying about the path introduces them to positive beque. For anyone that’s interest- “We have instructors that “It’s absolutely essential for teens wandering the streets after young adult mentors. ed in learning to fly themselves, would be mentors and teach Morton and surrounding coun- school. At first the program was Johnson said the center is a pilots will be onhand to share them how to fly,” Auman said. ties,” she said. tutoring after school, according lot like Morton itself. The build- information about the sport. “It’d keep them on the straight The Community Founda- to Americorps project supervisor ing is in rough shape and staff Auman said the Karma Foun- and narrow and give them a little tion is a main benefactor for the Meghann Wolvert. members have to scrape together dations has plans to support area different perspective.”

Superintendents to Parents: Escaped Horse Runs Wild at Fair Schools Are Not Failing By The Olympian none in Thurston County or School districts throughout Lewis County. Washington state are starting to The additional letter tells par- notify parents that many of their ents that nearly every school in schools aren’t making the grade, Washington won’t meet the No a long-dreaded consequence of Child Left Behind requirements Washington losing its waiver this year, and that the 28 super- from the federal No Child Left intendents are “proud of the sig- Behind Act. nificant academic progress our But as those letters go out, students are making.” many Puget Sound districts – in- “Some of our state’s and dis- cluding Tacoma – will also be tricts’ most successful and highly telling parents that No Child recognized schools are now be- Left Behind is “regressive and ing labeled ‘failing’ by an anti- punitive,” and that their schools quated law that most educators aren’t failing at all. and elected officials – as well as Superintendents from 28 the U.S. Department of Educa- Stephanie Schendel / [email protected] school districts have signed a tion – acknowledges isn’t work- A horse got loose at the Southwest Washington Fair Wednesday afternoon and spent nearly 15 minutes galloping cover letter that will accompany ing,” the superintendents’ letter through throngs of people past food vendors and in between barns as he tried to evade his captors. Several people the official notifications that says. joined together to try and coax the rogue horse into cooperating, including its owners, fair staf, crowd management they are required to send out un- “Our bottom line: Your child’s staf and teens enrolled in the Lewis County Explorers program. On multiple occasions, the group was able to get near der No Child Left Behind. That school district is effectively ad- the horse by ofering it a bucket full of grain. After a few bites, however, the horse would take of and start galloping group includes several districts dressing the needs of all stu- through the crowd again. Eventually, its owners were able to put a harness on it and lead it away from the crowd. in Pierce and King counties, but dents,” the cover letter reads. News in Brief Thurston counties. Construction Office at (360) 736-1696 or visit it Construction; Carmen Rowe, Lewis EDC Director Randle Man Arrested in Centralia is expected to be at 1703 N. Pearl St. in Centralia. Jessica Jensen Law; Luke Moerke, Dick Larman to Retire for Alleged Child Rape complete in late 2015. Exodus Engineering and Moerke By The Chronicle By The Chronicle & Sons; Adam Kugel, Kugel Congresswoman Corp.; Jessica Rice, Express Per- The Lewis Economic Devel- A 26-year-old Randle man ‘Drive Sober or Get Herrera Beutler to sonnel; Rick Borovec, TwinStar opment Council is about to get was charged with child rape af- Pulled Over’ Campaign Credit Union; Troy Nichols, new leadership. ter he allegedly raped a young Host Small Businesses Olympia Master Builders; John Executive girl known to him, according to to Hit Lewis County Braun, Braun Northwest; Tony Director Dick Roundtable court documents. By The Chronicle Ketchum, I.P. Callison & Sons; Larman an- Charles M. Aalmo appeared By The Chronicle Dan Rich, Tin Men Supply; Matt Lewis County law enforce- nounced his in Lewis County Superior Court Matayoshi, Lewis County EDC; ment will be conducting extra Congresswoman Jaime Her- plans to retire at Wednesday afternoon where and Dick Larman, Lewis County patrols beginning Friday and rera Beutler, R-Camas, will host a council meet- prosecutors charged him with a roundtable discussion with Economic Development Council. ing this morn- second-degree rape and second- continuing through Sept. 1 fo- cused on arresting impaired small business ing in Chehalis. degree rape of a child. owners from He’ll be re- The victim reported the sex- drivers. Woman Injured After Officers from the Centralia, noon to 1 p.m. Dick Larman placed by former ual abuse, which was ongoing today at Ram- Crash Near White Pass retiring Mason County from age 7 to 12, to her mother, Chehalis, Morton, Toledo and Winlock police departments, blin Jack’s Rib By The Chronicle economic devel- who called police on Aug. 11, Eye in Napavine. opment director court documents state. Aalmo along with the Lewis County A Tieton woman was injured af- Sheriff’s Office and the Wash- Herrera Matt Matayoshi, who currently reportedly told the victim if she Beutler will be ter her car went off the road on U.S. works as the director of business ever told anyone of the abuse, he ington State Patrol, will all par- Highway 12 about 12 miles east of ticipate in the statewide “Drive speaking with development for the Lewis EDC. would kill her mother and take the small busi- Packwood Tuesday morning and Larman has been at the helm her brother away from her. Sober or Get Pulled Over” cam- Jaime Herrera Beutler crashed into a rock embankment. paign, according to the Washing- congresswoman ness owners of the council since 2008 when Aalmo has a criminal history about the big- Melissa A. Watkins was driv- he was hired to replace Bill Lotto. ton Traffic Safety Commission. that includes felony malicious gest challenges ing west when her 1996 Toyota Previously, Larman was a Impaired driving means mischief and harassment, specif- and opportunities facing their Tercel went off the road, accord- managing director for the Wash- drunken driving or driving after ically threats to kill, court docu- operations, including health care, ing to the Washington State Pa- ington State Department of using drugs, including legalized ments state. access to capital, fuel prices, tax- trol. The 18-year-old woman was Community Trade and Econom- marijuana. es and the ability to export. transported to Morton General ic Development. He had worked Law enforcement reminds “Even as our economy recov- Hospital. The State Patrol found for the department in various ca- Speed Limit on I-5 young drivers that impairment the cause of the collision to be ers, job creation remains my top pacities since 1984. law are much stricter for those wheels off the roadway, and she in Centralia Returns priority – and we know small Larman will remain the di- younger than 21. Those younger was cited accordingly. rector through October. to 60 MPH than 21 who have any marijuana businesses are this nation’s job in their system or a blood alco- creation engine,” Herrera Beu- By The Chronicle hol concentration of .02 is con- tler said in a news release. “One Centralia Woman The speed limit on Interstate sidered to be driving under the of the most powerful tools I have Allegedly Stabs 5 through Centralia will return influence. is the ability to host discussions to 60 mph today after nearly In 2013, 401 people were with those who know best what Boyfriend With nine months of reduced speed, charged with driving under the small businesses need — the peo- Butter Knife according to the Washington influence in Lewis County. ple who own and operate them. I State Department of Transporta- The extra patrols are a part of want to take their thoughts and By The Chronicle tion. Target Zero, which is a statewide ideas back to Congress so that Deputies arrested a Centra- WSDOT issued a temporary campaign aimed at ending all I’m working most effectively to lia woman after her boyfriend reduction for both directions of traffic deaths by 2030. help them succeed.” called 911 and said she had I-5 in Centralia to 50 mph on Attendees at the roundtable stabbed him in the chest with a Nov. 13, 2013. will include: Scott Nolan, MDK butter knife late Tuesday. The speed limit reduction New Hours for Randle Police responded to the 1200 went through the Mellen Street and Salkum Head Start block of Long Road outside of to Blakeslee Junction construc- Centralia at about 11:40 p.m. tion zone as a safety precaution By The Chronicle after the 38-year-old Centralia for crews and drivers traveling Centralia College and the man said he had been stabbed, along I-5, WSDOT said. Early Childhood Education and said Chief Deputy Stacy Brown, Additional speed reduction Assistance Program are partner- spokeswoman for the sheriff’s may be necessary through the ing to offer new program hours office. work zone when crews shift traf- in Randle and Salkum. Deputies arrived and found fic to retrofit and paint the two Participating children will the suspect, identified as Angela bridges over the Skookumchuck receive more than 1,000 hours M. Reed, a 46-year-old Centra- River. of instruction via the program. lia woman, standing in the yard The entire I-5 widening Classes run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tues- with the knife in her hand. project will include new collec- day through Friday, with Mon- She dropped the knife at tor-distributor lanes, safety im- days occasionally woven in to deputies’ commands and was ar- provements north of Blakeslee complete the 167-day school year. rested, Brown said. The woman Junction, congestion relief at the Transportation is offered for told police that her boyfriend Mellen Street and Harrison Av- most locations, and breakfast, had thrown a lighter at her arm enue exits and a local-travel op- lunch and an afternoon snack so she stabbed him. tion along the Louisiana Avenue/ will be provided. The man sustained a wound Airport Road connection, WS- To qualify for the program, to his upper left side of his chest, DOT said. children must be 3 or 4 years Brown said. He did not want to Improvements are funded old by Aug. 31 and parents must be transported to the hospital through the 2005 gas tax. The have an annual family income and his injuries were not serious. project is the last phase of an at or below the federal poverty Reed was booked into jail on eight-year-long, $168 million ef- guidelines. For more informa- suspicion of first-degree assault, fort to improve safety and con- tion or to receive an application, domestic violence. gestion on I-5 in Lewis and South call the Lewis County Head Start Main 8 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014

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 Larman Provided Steady Leadership for EDC Item: Dick Larman an- bright,” Larman said at the time. Booth — who killed three free Easter egg hunts, promoting nounces retirement from posi- Our Views “There’s going to be a lot of work people near Salkum in 2010 — food drives or providing thou- tion of executive director of the other local government jurisdic- to get there, but the opportuni- will remain behind bars after sands of dollars for the repairs of Lewis Economic Development tions. ties are huge.” the court’s common sense deci- a local landmark. Council. It’s an important entity in at- Thanks to the work of Lar- sion this week. McDaniel did it again this Comment: This morning’s tracting businesses and evaluat- man and other, the future re- Any reminder of the atroci- week, donating $5,000 to a re- announcement marks a new era ing opportunities for job growth. mains promising. ties he committed is generally newed effort to fix the iconic for a main driver of economic Larman has been pivotal in unwelcome, but it is good to Yard Bird. The donation came Item: Appeals court denies development in Southwest researching and developing know definitively that this mon- after another newsworthy move Washington. John Allen Booth’s appeal of ster will remain incarcerated by the businessman, who pur- potential projects, most recently After about six years, Lar- conviction. after being roundly rejected by chased a grocery store in West- man will pass leadership abili- contributing his expertise to the Comment: Though the the court. port and plans to promote from ties on to EDC employee Matt Industrial Park at TransAlta and evidence seems to be more than within his company. Matayoshi. Centralia Station. firm, it’s still refreshing that Item: Yard Birds owner ex- Those who work for McDan- The Lewis County EDC is a When he was hired to replace state justices have upheld the life pands business, helps bird iel and have benefited from his dues-based nonprofit corpora- Bill Lotto in 2008, he exuded sentences of convicted triple- Comment: Owner Darris generosity are not shocked by tion guided by a board made up a measured optimism that has murderer John Allen Booth Jr., a McDaniel has proven again and his charitable acts or savvy busi- of local business leaders as well since marked the council. man who has worked the system again his care for the commu- ness decisions. as representatives from Centra- “The future is incredibly to his benefit repeatedly in the nity, whether it’s allowing space Simply put, he’s a credit to lia, Chehalis, Lewis County and bright. I didn’t say easy, I said past. for the local food bank, hosting Lewis County. COMMENTARY: I Was Just Thinking ... Protesting Unnecessary Wars in a Quiet Way For the past 10 or 12 years the tanker mishaps that have al- there’s been a group that gathers ready incurred, but there’s even each Saturday from noon until more to the story. 1 on Pearl Street in front of the The Seattle Times reports Centralia library, holding signs that massive shipments of oil that quietly express an opposi- and coal are preventing the tion to American involvement in movement of grains and other foreign wars. I always gave them farm products in the Midwest, a thumbs-up sign or a wave and leaving many commodities to occasionally a short beep on the pile up and rot near grain eleva- horn, usually returned with a tors. friendly wave back Not too many years ago the The largest of the signs de- cry was for the United States to clared “Veterans Against War,” become self sufficient regarding and it certainly echoed my own petroleum products. You might experience and remember that those were also feelings. Well, the people who were attempting there’s an old to achieve unlimited offshore expression that drilling rights. Now, all of a sud- says, “Put your den, even the liberal administra- money where tion has opened the door to the your mouth first U.S. oil exports in 40 years is.” “Practice by allowing the export of lightly what you By Bill Moeller processed crude known as con- COMMENTARY: VanTuyl’s Views preach” means densate. the same thing. Go figure. So, for the last couple of months, Do we feel just a little bit I’ve joined them. betrayed? Sure, but we also feel Lewis County Power Rankings: From talking with some of somewhat guilty, too. I think the old-time participants I’ve that I’m the same as most Amer- learned just what you might ex- icans when I admit that I’ve only Special Fair Week Edition pect: that the atmosphere wasn’t cut down on my driving a tiny always friendly. When the vigils amount, if any, as the price of I’m taking a break from the dozen times and call it a night. 4. LIVESTOCK. The Junior Live- first began, anyone was con- gas skyrocketed. We grumble, sidered to be an un-American typical process of reading (parts Moving on. stock Auction, which is held but we “Keep on Truckin.’” of) the news and looking for every Friday night of the fair, is a traitor if he or she didn’t support No product in this world is Desert Storm One or Two. Re- something that catches my eye 2. CARNIES. Who hasn’t want- regular emotional roller coaster. inexhaustible, especially coal to concentrate on the spectacle ed to live the carny lifestyle for a Kids spend all year raising an cent outbreaks of new violence and oil. They’re going to run in the same fought-over area and the glory of the Southwest summer? Travel from fair to fair, animal, feeding an animal, dry some day. We should have Washington Fair. live in a tent, smile ravenously training an animal, becoming only confirm that about all that already learned that from our at children all day, barter away friends with an animal, giving was accomplished in those ac- forests. Any history of logging 1. DIAMOND RIO. If you grew up stuffed animals for cash and it a name, teaching it to walk tions was the death of a lot of will point out that the logging in Lewis County and had a ra- spend your evenings drinking in a circle by whacking it with good men and women and fill- companies felt the forests of ing of the pockets of those who dio, you’ve got boxed wine around a campfire? a stick (if it’s a pig) or dragging huge trees would never run out. to be pumped It’s the modern-day circus life, held stock in Halliburton. Have you seen the acres of it around with a halter (if it’s a The atmosphere seems to that Diamond albeit stripped of its romanti- cow) to the point where it knows stacked timber near the Olym- Rio is headlin- cism, caged lions and physical have done a 180-degree turn- pia waterfront lately, waiting exactly where to put its feet around from those early days. ing the fair. oddities. when it’s standing in a ring to be to be shipped to someone else? These guys had Instead of cat calls, shouts or Most of the “trees” appear to be judged. All week, you’ll see kids one-finger salutes, it seems that a new hit out 3. CRAWLING BABIES. The an- pampering their animals, lying about 8 to 12 inches in diameter, pretty much ev- nual Diaper Derby is today at a large portion of those pass- at most. Our population is not down in the sawdust to sleep ing by (maybe even a majority) ery month from noon, where kids (under 15 next to them, clipping them be- going to stop growing. One can 1991 to 2001, so months old) have to crawl across now smile or wave or give short By Aaron VanTuyl fore shows, talking to them like almost imagine that sometime it’ll be tough a stage in a race. There are a few beeps on their horn. It feels in the future, when a couple de- they’re best friends … and then good. not to recog- heats, and the eventual win- cide to start a family and build a nize pretty much everything on ner’s parents get a cash prize. If, the Junior Livestock Auction As you might expect, just house they’ll have to do it with rolls around, and the expand- about all of us there on the the set list. I bet they open up however, a baby should stand up toothpicks and Popsicle sticks. with a classic, like “Two Dozen and take his first steps during ability of that friendship sets in. sidewalk are also opposed to the ••• The kids trot their animals shipment of volatile crude oil Roses,” maybe get things re- the race, he or she is disqualified, Bill Moeller is a former enter- ally moving with “What About which seems a bit harsh and out onto the sawdust one last through our communities in old tainer, mayor, bookstore owner, city time. The bidding begins. The tank cars riding on questionable Now,” then slow it down with self-defeating in the long run. council member, paratrooper and “What Might Have Been,” and The entire process, of course, is tears fall, the price rises, and rails. Larry Kerschner posted pilot living in Centralia. He can be the thrill of making a few extra an insightful letter to the editor come out and play “Every Once all in fun, but what if the stakes reached at bookmaven321@comcast. in a While” for the encore. It’ll were higher? Could the race be cents per pound competes with last Saturday, listing some of net. be great. moved to prime time, with rac- the remorse of knowing the only Diamond Rio doesn’t actu- ing forms available and bookies place the buyer really wants to First Amendment Center Quote of the Day ally sing any of those, though, taking bets and handicapping see all your hard work and emo- do they? (But you had to check.) the babies? Is there a secret, tional investment show up is on At least “Beautiful Mess” got me tawdry underbelly to the baby- his barbecue. “The only sources that are worth a through a lot of miles on the racing circuit? A guy in a trench The lesson in all of this, of tractor back in the summer of coat with a thick cigar offering course, is that you should never damn are the confidential sources.” 2002, and if you’re bummed out hot tips? “The chubby kid with have a friend you aren’t comfort- and want to feel worse you can’t the blue diaper in the third heat able selling as food to a man in a do much better than “One More — he’s got a sippy-cup full of hickory shirt as a crowd cheers. ••• Jack Anderson Day.” Maybe next year we can Red Bull and he sees a personal syndicated columnist, 1998 just get Deanna Carter to come trainer three days a week, right Aaron VanTuyl is The Chronicle in and sing “Strawberry Wine” a before his nap. He’s a sure thing!” sports editor.

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had climbed Rainier more than or rockfall. It could’ve been that attempting Rainier since the ac- like to send the climbers home. 50 times. I just didn’t see any evidence of cident and parties climbed the At this point, the best option may Deadly Despite their caution, this that,” he said. Liberty Ridge route even the day be attaching a claw crane to a he- was the worst accident on the In his investigation, he saw a after it had happened. He said licopter and retrieving the bod- Continued from the front page mountain since 11 climbers were trail of digital bread crumbs the risk is a part of the sport, and ies, but there are no guarantees at every move and are very conser- killed by an avalanche on the In- climbers left on their ascent. One climbers know it. this point. vative with risks they’ll take. graham Glacier in 1981. of them posted a photo of their “Anyone who mountaineers According to the National “We don’t look at this sport The six climbers were last campsite on Facebook and they long enough is going to have Park Services’ statistics, an aver- or guiding as something that’s heard from on Wednesday, May were communicating with satel- stuff happen,” he said. “Some- age of one person a year dies on random. We try to control the 28, when Hegeman called AAI lite phones texting friends, and times, bad things happen to the mountain and — not includ- things we can control to its full- on a satellite phone to report receiving live weather updates good people doing everything ing the six that went missing this est,” Janow said. “A guide will they were camping at 12,800 feet. from Alpine Ascents on a regular correctly.” year — 89 people have died on never get grief for turning some- The company called the party basis. the since 1897. Nearly a quarter one around or leaving early. We in as missing after they failed to “That wouldn’t have hap- A HELICOPTER RECENTLY saw the of those have been on the Liberty need to set that tone from the return on time. Then, a couple pened years ago. Technology has remains of three of people where Ridge route. Lofgren said it’s not beginning.” days later, searchers found their enabled us to know more about the six climbers were assumed uncommon that bodies are left However, all the planning equipment and avalanche bea- this accident than any other be- to have fallen. But whether they on the mountain, but that brings and caution in the world can’t cons 3,300 feet below the Liberty fore,” he said. “But, I don’t think will be pulled from the moun- little solace to Alpine Ascents In- change weather patterns or con- Ridge campsite they were using. we’ll ever know what exactly tain is far from certain. Lofgren ternational. trol the terrain. Park officials aren’t sure happened and I think people will said the part of the Carbon Gla- “Dealing with the bodies is Rainier is one of the most what happened, and it’s doubt- have to be happy with that.” cier where they are is too danger- extremely difficult as well as the climbed high elevation moun- ful they ever will. Initial specula- At first, he said a lot of people ous to send in retrieval crews. other pieces. It’s part of what we’re tains in the world. In 2013, 10,770 tion pointed to an avalanche, but from the public, including him- Cravasses are common in the dealing with in trying to meander climbers attempted the summit, there’s no way to know for sure. self, wanted to blame the guides. area and, to make it worse, the our way through reacting appro- but only 129 of those attempted According to him it was, “rain- Willis Wall looming high above priately,” said Janow. “We’re all Liberty Ridge. It’s considered by STEFAN LOFGREN has been a ing cats and dogs” at Longmire calves off enormous chunks of very devastated. We’re not skilled the mountaineering community mountaineering ranger for near- the day the party went missing, ice and stones, which fall more at dealing with these things any to be the most difficult, but also ly 25 years. As a member of the and it seemed like an awful day than 3,000 feet onto the upper more than anyone else.” the most spectacular path up the law enforcement branch of the to be on the mountain. But satel- section of the Carbon Glacier Despite the accident, Janow mountain. National Park Service, he also lite weather systems proved that below. said his company will likely con- Janow said for safety rea- trained as a federal investigator. wasn’t the case at Liberty Ridge. “We’re not comfortable send- tinue to climb Liberty Ridge, but sons his company only climbs When officials first learned that Now, as the investigation wraps ing people in there,” he said. the question is when. He said their Liberty for a few weeks between the party was missing, Lofgren up, he believes it was a freak ac- “You can predict and plan around guides have more than enough May and June, but people climb said he was the first one in a heli- cident that could have happened snow avalanches, but you can’t training, and only experienced it as late as September. The fatal copter searching the area. to anyone. forecast for ice avalanches.” clients are brought up Liberty, May trip was led by guides Eitan “We hadn’t seen their bodies, Lofgren said he hasn’t seen Still, out of respect for the “But I have no idea what next Green and Matt Hegeman, who and I didn’t see any avalanche a drop in the number of people families, park officials would year will bring,” he said.

lished opinion released Tuesday. vate communication. Salkum; one count of first-de- the head. He was sentenced to Appeals The gun Booth used to shoot “We disagree with Booth gree attempted murder for the life in prison. four people — killing three — based on well-settled case law shooting of Denise R. Salts, now In his appeal, Booth also ar- Continued from the front page was located by police after they concerning the use of jail phone,” 53, of Randle; one count of first- gued that his right to trial by jury Lewis County Prosecutor listened to a phone callin jail the appellate judge wrote in the degree extortion; and one count was violated and that the trial Booth made to a friend living in opinion, adding that signs in the of first-degree unlawful posses- judge infringed on his right to Jonathan Meyer previously said Spokane following his arrest. Po- jail warn inmates that their calls sion of a firearm. counsel. He further argued that he was not concerned and said lice later searched that person’s are being recorded. Booth committed the mur- the state had insufficient evi- he anticipated “dealing” with house and found the gun stashed Booth was convicted in 2011 ders at West Sr.'s Salkum home dence to allow a conviction on Booth’s additional requests for in an attic. of first-degree murder for the while attempting to collect the attempted extortion charge appeal for an extended period The 34-year-old former deaths of David "DJ" West Jr., drug and jail-related debts, ac- and that the prosecutor commit- of time. Onalaska resident argued that 16, of Salkum, and Tony E. Wil- cording to prosecutors and law ted misconduct during cross ex- One of Booth’s key argu- the admission of the murder liams, 50, of Mineral; one count enforcement officials. Booth amination. ments hinged on the murder weapon at trial violated state law of second-degree murder for the allegedly shot West Sr. three The appeals court disagreed weapon, according to the unpub- that forbids the recording of pri- death of David West Sr., 52, of times and the other victims in with all the arguments.

about the increased number of against the resolution, saying it cast a vote. Mayors only vote to effects more oil trains will have Winlock trains carrying the crude oil was unnecessary. break a tie in Winlock. on existing business activity and through the area. “They are in support of the The resolution calls on Gov. rail access for local and regional Continued from the front page The city of Winlock is bisect- people that are trying to get Jay Inslee to analyze whether the shippers. ed by multiple railroad tracks, those concerns addressed, but oil shipments are in the public’s “To me it didn’t matter. I’m Mayor Lonnie Dowell pro- including Burlington Northern we don’t need a resolution in or- best interest and, if so, to ensure not in a rush to put Winlock’s posed the resolution, which is Santa Fe Railway. der to still have these concerns,” that it’s shipped in the safest way similar to the one approved For both Winlock and Che- Dowell said. “If something did possible. name out there for or against it,” last month by the Chehalis City halis, the resolution is mostly happen in Winlock, Burlington It also calls on the Washing- Dowell said. “Yes, we do have Council. The Chehalis council ceremonial since the cities are Northern is going to clean it up. ton State Department of Trans- concerns, but I do agree with the made the resolution after being unauthorized to prohibit ship- A piece of paper is not going to portation and the Freight Mobil- council that if something does contacted by several concerned ments. do anything.” ity Strategic Investment Board happen, they are going to fix it.” citizens and business owners All Winlock councilors voted As mayor, Dowell did not to study the potential economic

Organizations lia, (360) 269-8146 or (360) 748-3531 Support Groups Calendar Men’s Fraternity, 6-7:30 p.m., Day- Domestic violence support group, Missing spring Baptist Church, 2088 Jackson Support Groups 5:30-7 p.m., 125 NW Chehalis Ave., Che- Continued from page 2 Highway, Chehalis, (360) 748-3401 or halis, sponsored by Human Response email [email protected] Support for mothers, 9:15-11:15 a.m., Network, 748-6601 Chehalis-Centralia Railroad, coach Bethel Church, for mothers with children train, excursion to Ruth, 5 p.m., adults pregnancy through 6 years old, spon- $17, seniors $16, children 4-15 $14, chil- Monday, Aug. 18 sored by Chehalis MOPS (Mothers of Pre- Thursday, Aug. 21 dren 3 and under free, 101 Sylvenus St., schoolers), (360) 520-3841 or (360) 864- 2168, email [email protected] or Chehalis, (360) 748-9593, www.steam- Burger Night, 5-7:30 p.m., Centralia Open mic, 6:30 p.m., Matrix Coffee- visit www.facebook.com/chehalismops he Chronicle trainride.com Eagles, quarter-pound hamburgers, house, Chehalis, (360) 740-0492 NAMI Lewis County Connections $1.50, other menu items, (360) 736-1146 “Let’s Grow a Garden,” 10-11:30 Regular excursion steam train ride Support Group, 5:30-7 p.m., Twin Cities a.m., 4162 Jackson Highway, free, (360) and museum tour, Mt. 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Pearl St., Centralia, (360) Assembly of God church, 702 SE First St., “Up From Grief,” for those grieving the 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. halis, (360) 748-9593, www.steamtrain- 748-1753, [email protected] Winlock loss of a loved one, 1-2:30 p.m., Assured ride.com Lewis County Genealogical Society, 7 Seniors on the Go, potluck and meet- Home Hospice, 2120 N. Park St., Centralia, Regular excursion steam train ride p.m., Family History Center, Church of Je- ing, noon, Onalaska First Church of God (360) 330-2640 and museum tour, Mt. Rainier Scenic sus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 2195 Jack- Fellowship Hall. Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30-6:30 Railroad, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m. and 3:30 son Highway, Chehalis, (360) 237-4797 Tenino/Bucoda Community Coalition, p.m., Immanuel Lutheran Church,1209

p.m., Elbe-Mineral, (360) 492-5588, reser- Two Town Tuners, 7 p.m., Lewis and 6-7:30 p.m., Tenino Elementary School, N. Scheuber Road, Centralia, (360) CH523958h.jd vations (888) STEAM11 Clark Hotel, 117 W. Magnolia St., Centra- (360) 493-2230, ext. 13 736-9268 Main 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 Records Sirens, Court Records, Lotteries, Commodities

Sirens LEWIS COUNTY SHERIFF’S Shoplifting Random Items amphetamine on his person. Tanner was booked into jail. OFFICE • A 27-year-old Centralia Burglary man was arrested and released for misdemeanor theft after he ‘Out of Control’ Teen Breaks • Deputies took a report of a - Front Door - was caught shoplifting ban burglary at 8:50 p.m. Wednes daids on the 500 block of South day on the 400 block of Ingalls • A parent called police at Tower Avenue at about 9:10 9:40 p.m. Tuesday because the Road outside of Centralia that p.m. Wednesday. took place between July 15 and reporting party’s 16-year-old • A 40-year-old Centralia son was “out of control” and Monday. The thieves stole two woman was arrested and re- chain saws, valued at $600. had broken the front door. An leased for third-degree theft officer arrived and the boy Car Versus Deer after she tried to steal personal used “not very nice words” to • A deer died after it ran out hygiene products from the 500 describe the officer and his in front of a car on the 1800 block of South Tower Avenue at family. He was booked into the block of state Route 506 near about 11 p.m. Wednesday. Lewis County Juvenile Deten- Vader at about 7:12 p.m. Tues- tion Center for third-degree day. The 2009 Toyota Matrix Disturbance at a Motel malicious mischief. sustained minor damage. The • Briget J. Parker, 21, Cen- driver was not injured. tralia, was arrested and booked Shoplifting into jail after allegedly causing Residential Burglary • Arianna K. Davis, 18, a disturbance at a motel on the Kelso, was arrested and booked • A 52-year-old Centralia 1200 block of Alder Street at into jail after Chehalis police woman returned home on the about 1:30 a.m. Thursday. responded to a report of two 100 block of Mountain Lane women who had pushed a outside of Centralia shortly be- Theft shopping cart full of diapers, fore 5 p.m. Tuesday and discov- household items and cloth- ered her house had been bur- • Someone reported that ing out of Walmart at about glarized. A jewelry box, valued while in jail, someone stole a 10 p.m. Tuesday. One woman at $500, was reportedly taken. debit card and used it. Police took off running and got away. took the report on the 1000 Davis, however, when con- block of Eckerson Road at tacted by police, admitted that CENTRALIA POLICE about 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. The Pete Caster / [email protected] she had intended to resell the DEPARTMENT investigation is ongoing. Roland Camps attended a change-of-plea hearing in Lewis County Superior Court stolen items. She was booked on June 2 at the Lewis County Law and Justice Center in Chehalis. Hit and Run into jail with theft with intent • A vehicle hit a fence on the Stolen Fruit to resell. 600 block of North Gold Street • A 30-year-old Centralia Winlock Man to at about 9:30 a.m. Wednesday man was cited for shoplifting Attempted Luring and then fled the scene. after he allegedly stole a plum • A 15-year-old girl report- from a grocery store on the 500 ed at 4:35 p.m. Monday that Forgery block of South Tower Avenue at while she was waiting for a ride Spend Five Years in 6 p.m. Tuesday. • Aron D. Shelley, 35, Rain- outside of Sunbird Shopping ier, was arrested and booked Center a man driving a black into jail after he allegedly al- CHEHALIS POLICE DEPARTMENT BMW or Nissan pulled up and Prison for UPS Theft tered a prescription on the Man With Meth Steals Gas asked the girl several questions 1200 block of Harrison Avenue and motioned for her to ap- SENTENCED: Superior against Eaton is still pending. • Jeffery L. Tanner, 43, Wednesday. proach the car. The teen did “I’m not a criminal,” Camps Centralia, was arrested and Court James Lawler - not respond or go near the car, told the judge during his sen booked into jail after he so the man drove away. Police Sentenced Roland E. tencing hearing Wednesday DUI Fender Bender started running when a po- responded but the car had al- afternoon. “I’m just a guy who - lice officer passed by him on Camps to the Lower End • Marcia K. Main, 68, Cen ready left the area. made a mistake.” tralia, was arrested and booked the 1000 block of Northwest of the Standard Range After Camps finished speak- - ••• into jail for suspicion of driv Louisiana Avenue at about 2 By The Chronicle Staff ing, Lawler replied, “Clearly, this ing under the influence after a.m. Wednesday. Police later By Stephanie Schendel was a huge mistake.” she was involved in a minor determined that Tanner had Please call news reporter [email protected] Camps faced between five traffic accident on Main Street been stealing fuel from a van. and seven years in prison for the Stephanie Schendel with news tips. The former United Parcel and Saxton Street at 8:40 p.m. During his arrest, the arresting She can be reached at 807-8208 or theft, and the 63-month sentence Wednesday. officer located suspected meth- [email protected]. Service employee charged last was an agreed recommendation December with multiple counts between the prosecution and of felony theft and trafficking of Camps’ defense attorney. Lotteries No Injuries After Ternan. By the time firefighters stolen property after he admitted Camps was arrested in De- arrived to the 400 block of Jones to stealing boxes of cellphones cember for allegedly stealing Washington’s Wednesday Games Fire Destroys Road, the house was fully en- will spend the next five years in boxes of cellphones that were en Powerball: 08-37-39-40-52, Power- Centralia House gulfed. prison. route via UPS from the distribu- ball: 24, Power Play: 2 The cause of the blaze is un- - Roland E. Camps, 30, of Win tor to Fred Meyer and GameStop. Next jackpot: $40 million By The Chronicle der investigation, he said. lock, pleaded guilty as charged to He then later resold the phones. Mega Millions: Firefighters responded to a Ternan also said the blaze ex- nine counts of first-degree theft Each box contained between five Next jackpot: $144 million house fire early Thursday morn- tended to a few nearby buildings, in addition to nine counts of and 10 phones, and were valued Lotto: 07-08-19-26-34-49 ing in rural Centralia. and if it had not rained recently, first-degree trafficking of stolen between $5,490 and $6,490. Next jackpot: $1.1 million The sole occupant of the the fire would have likely spread property in early June. The same During the followup inves- Hit 5: 08-20-25-32-37 house awoke to smoke alarms at a lot faster than it did. - day he pleaded guilty, prosecu tigation into the UPS thefts, Next cashpot: $190,000 about 3:30 a.m. and was able to “It it hadn’t of rained the last - tors charged a second man, Wil Camps told police that he and Match 4: 06-07-19-24 get outside, according to River- couple day it would’ve been re- liam M. Eaton Jr., a 38-year-old Eaton had worked together to Daily Game: 6-2-0 side Fire Authority Capt. Terry ally bad,” he said. Chehalis man, Camp’s former steal boxes of cellphones, court Keno: 02-03-05-10-15-17-26-28-30-35- coworker at UPS. documents state. 38-41-51-64-65-66-70-71-73-75 Eaton faces the same 18 felony The restitution amount In Remembrance counts. Lewis County Prosecu- Camps will be ordered to repay Commodities tor Jonathan Meyer said the case will be determined at a later date. Gas in Washington — $3.90 (AAA of Washington) BARBARA JANETTE GAGE - KEENE Crude Oil — $92.96 per barrel (CME Barbara Janette Gage-Keene, dogs and throughout her life Please Recycle Group) Death Notices 86, was born Sept. 7, 1927 in had many. She also enjoyed hot This Newspaper Gold — $1,312 (Monex) • SHARON LYNN FRERICHS, 69, Chehalis, Silver — $19.84 (Monex) White Bluffs, Washington. She weather and traveled to Arizona died Saturday, Aug. 9, at Panorama City was the only child of Wright to spend the winters where it was Convalescent Center, Lacey. Viewing will Wiehl and Veda Verdell Wiehl. warm. be 4-7 p.m. today at Newell-Hoerling’s Her childhood was spent After her irst husband, Mortuary, Centralia. A memorial service Newell-Hoerling’s in White Bluffs on the Wiehl George passed away, Barbara will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, also at Newell- Hoerling’s, with a reception to follow. Ar- Ranch where her grandfather married Robert Keene and rangements are under the direction of Mortuary ran a horse-drawn wheel ferry moved to Dayton, Washington. Newell-Hoerling’s. across the Columbia River. Later Barbara spent the last several Proudly Serving Lewis & Thurston • ANNE GRAGG,65, Portland, formerly of White Bluffs became Hanford years of her life in Winterhaven, Centralia, died Friday, Aug. 8, at home. Counties Since 1907 Atomic Works. Where Barbara California where she lived with No services are scheduled at this time. was raised, was traditionally her son, Gig. Arrangements are under the direction the camping grounds of the She was preceded in death by of Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary, Centralia. • Funerals Columbia River Tribes, today her husband, George I. Gage and • SERENA DAWN STUART, 70, Rochester, • Cremations Simple Direct died Saturday, Aug. 9, at home. A cele- the Yakama Nation. She played later by Robert Keene; and her bration of life will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Cremation with other Native American son, Patrick Gage. 00 Stuart’s home. Arrangements are under • Monument Sales $775. children, a number of them She is survived by her son, the direction of Funeral Alternatives of • Floral from the So Happy family. The Grant I. (Kathy) Gage; daughter, Washington, Centralia. Hudson Bay Trading Post stood Sherry (Brian) Shepherd; • MABEL A. UNDERWOOD, 93, Winlock, died • Advanced Planning there. daughter-in-law, Lynette Gage; Monday, Aug. 11, in Lacey. Private ser- Barbara met George I. Gage seven grandchildren, Misty, vices are being planned. Arrangements For Information Please Call are under the direction of Cattermole at a sale yard in Ellensburg, Garrett, Shauna, Todd, Ryan, Funeral Home, Winlock. Funeral Directors Newell-Hoerling’s Mortuary Washington and they were Heather and Matt; 11 great- • DOROTHY L. POTTER, 86, Randle, died Jim Hoerling & Joe Tommasi 205 W. Pine Street married Jan. 26, 1946 in grandchildren. Tuesday, Aug. 12, at home. Visitation will CH525516sd.cg Goldendale, Washington. Barbara passed away in be 2-5 p.m. Friday at Fir Lawn Funeral Centralia, WA. 98531 George was a professional Yuma, Arizona. Her inal Chapel, Toledo. A funeral will be at 11 360-736-3317 cowboy and they traveled to resting place will be held at the a.m. Saturday at Fir Lawn. Arrangements Visit us online at: www.NewellHoerlings.com rodeos. They had three children, Claquato Mausoleum on Sept. 7, are under the direction of Fir Lawn. Grant (Gig), Sherry and Patrick. 2014 (her birthday) in Chehalis, During her life Barbara lived in Washington next to her husband, Ellensburg, Chehalis, Onalaska, George I. Gage and close to her Having Our Own Dayton, Washington and son, Patrick. Crematory Means Your Winterhaven, California. She In lieu of lowers, any worked for 30 years at Green Hill donations may be sent to the Loved One Is in School in Chehalis, Washington. DAV (Disabled American She enjoyed playing Yahtzee, Veterans) in memory of Barbara Our Care at All Times CH525274cz.cg cribbage, dominoes, board Gage. Our Lewis COunty ArrAngement OffiCe Tour Our Crematory Online at and card games and was very In loving memory from the 1126 S. Gold St., Suite 208 · Centralia, WA 98531 www.funeralalternatives.org competitive with all prospective Gage family. players. 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Lewis County District Court Actions by Lewis County Dis- dismissed with prejudice. Held July 10 Held July 17 • Randy Dean Anderson, 54, Chehalis, trict Court included the following • James Michael Miller, 35, Packwood, • Shadd Manford Kelly, 32, McCleary, • Riese K. Doyle, 21, Federal Way, reck- fourth-degree assault, dismissed with- defendants, charges and case dis- third-degree driving while license sus- second-degree recreational fishing, dis- less driving, dismissed with prejudice. out prejudice. pended, dismissed without prejudice. missed with prejudice. • Bonnie B. Marquardt, 65, supplying • Meguel A. Valencia, 19, Edmonds, positions: third-degree driving while license sus- Held July 1 • Tommy Allen Clinton, 33, Chehalis, • Rachel Marie Schilling, 21, Puyal- liquor/premises to minor, dismissed with third-degree driving while license sus- lup, disorderly conduct, dismissed with prejudice. pended, fined $600, $466 in fees. • Jeremy Lee Gregory, 22, Puyallup, pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail withprejudice. driving under the influence, sentenced 80 suspended, fined $600, $586 in fees. to 364 days in jail with 206 suspended, Held July 18 Held July 25 fined $4,750, $1,406 in fees. • Jade Yvonne Jones, 21, Tacoma, Held July 11 • Richard Dale Woodward, 33, Kelso, • Icy Danielle Straley, 25, Chehalis, two third-degree driving while license sus- • Marlinda Rebecca Burnside, 42, Eu- • Jason Dominic Matte, 28, Morton, third-degree theft, sentenced to 364 counts of reckless endangerment, both pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail withthird-degree driving while license sus- days in jail with 359 suspended, finedcounts dismissed with prejudice. gene, Oregon, first-degree negligent 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. driving, sentenced to 90 days in jail with pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with$750, $283 in fees. • Fernando Juan Montejo, 33, Kelso, 90 suspended, fined $750, $590 in fees. • David Matthew Meyer, 43, Winlock,90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. third-degree driving while license sus- driving under the influence, sentenced • Aaron Dewayne Parker, 41, Winlock, Held July 21 pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with to 364 days in jail with 361 suspended, 90 suspended, fined $600, $246 in fees. Held July 2 third-degree driving while license sus- • Nathan P. Davis, 41, Longview, (1) fined $5,000 with $4,000 suspended, pended, dismissed without prejudice. • Karri Dian Mendoza, 40, Cinebar, • Lucas James Davis, 31, Centralia, $853 in fees. third-degree driving while license sus- pended, (2) violation of a protection- orthird-degree driving while license sus- second-degree criminal trespassing, • Jonathon R. Nickols, 21, Centralia, no pended, dismissed without prejudice. sentenced to 90 days in jail with 88 sus- valid operator’s license, without identifi- Held July 15 der, (3) failure to obey a public servant, pended, fined $750, $283 in fees. cation, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • Benjamin Owen Hoffman, 37, Che- count 1 dismissed with prejudice, sen- Held July 28 • Uriah Robert Kennedy, 38, Winlock, 68 suspended, fined $600, $586 in fees. halis, third-degree driving while license tenced to 364 days in jail with 360 sus- pended, fined $1,000 on count 2, count • Victor Jerome Bonagofski, 71, Cen- fourth-degree assault, sentenced to 90 • Amado Virgen Ortega, 50, Yakima, suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail 3 dismissed with prejudice, $143 in fees. tralia, third-degree driving while license days in jail with 90 suspended, fined second-degree driving while license sus- with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail, $750, $283 in fees. pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with fees. fined $600, $146 in fees. • Dawn Marie Lange Slater, 36, driving 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. • Robert James Costner, 50, Mossyrock, Held July 22 • David Howard Mosteller, 62, Cheha- under the influence, sentenced to 364 • Wesley Joseph Taft, 60, Longview, no driving under the influence, sentenced • Rohn Gregory Falter, 46, Toledo, lis, fourth-degree assault, sentenced to days in jail with 334 suspended, $1,698 contact/protection order violation, sen- to 364 days in jail with 363 suspended, fourth-degree assault, dismissed with 364 days in jail, fined $750, $43 in fees. in fees. tenced to 364 days in jail with 340 sus- fined $5,000 with $4,000 suspended, prejudice. • Orval Louis Chancy, 52, Winlock, (1) pended, fined $750, $283 in fees. $466 in fees. • Rickey Arlen Francis, 58, Centralia, no contact/protection order violation, • Melinda Sue Barber, 45, Pe Ell, third- • Caroline Tram Manh Nguyen, 33, Se- first-degree negligent driving, sen- Held July 29 (2) third-degree driving while license degree driving while license suspended, attle, reckless endangerment, dismissed tenced to 90 days in jail with - 80 • Edwardsuspend A. Morgan, 53, Vader, viola- suspended, sentenced to 365 days in jail sentenced to 90 days in jail with 45 sus- with prejudice. ed, fined $1,000, $146 in fees. tion of no contact order, dismissed with- with 359 suspended, fined $750, $383 in pended, fined $600, $386 in fees. • Daniel J. Mikhaylenko, 16, Vancouver, out prejudice. fees on count 1, count 2 dismissed with • Brian James Huppert, 49, Union Held July 16 Washignton, minor in possession, dis- prejudice. Gap, third-degree driving while license • Stephanie Kaay Thayer, 47, Roches- missed without prejudice. Held July 30 • Veronica E. Arias, 18, Centralia, no suspended,, sentenced to 90 days in jail ter, third-degree driving while license • Brandon Carroll Lane, 31, Shelton, valid operator’s license. without identifi- with 45 suspended, fined $750, $486 in suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail Held July 23 third-degree driving while license sus- cation, dismissed without prejudice. fees. with 30 suspended, fined $1,000, $386 • Michael James Barnett, 20, third- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • Calvin Clifford Buhl Jr., 24, Centralia, • Michael Rodger Lewis, 56, Randle, in fees. degree driving while license suspended, 90 suspended, fined $750, $386 in fees. third-degree driving while license sus- obstruction of law enforcement officer, • GW Roy Welsh, 36, Tacoma, third- dismissed with prejudice. • Sarah Lee Pickens, 25, Centralia, first- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail withdismissed with prejudice. degree driving while license suspended, • Bonnie Marlene Ellis, 55, Morton, (1) degree negligent driving, sentenced to 60 suspended, fined $750, $686 in fees. • John Lester Case, 66, Centralia, (1) sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- fourth-degree assault, (2) interfering 90 days in jail with 90 suspended, fined • Jared Nathanial Collins, 36, Chehalis,third-degree driving while license sus- pended, fined $600, $386 in fees. with reporting domestic violence, dis- $750, $386 in fees. driving under the influence, sentenced pended, (2) first-degree negligent driv- • Lee Ann Batchelor, 42, Kelso, first- missed with prejudice. • Marice Terae Tolliver, 26, Tacoma, to 364 days in jail with 363 suspended,ing, sentenced to 90 days in jail with degree negligent driving, sentenced to • Julie Caroline Huston, 56, Randle, second-degree driving while license fined $5,000 with $4,000 suspended, 90 suspended, fined $600 on count 1,90 days in jail with 90 suspended, fined failure to transfer title within 45 days, suspended, sentenced to 364 days in jail $862 in fees. sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- $1,000, $386 in fees. sentenced to 90 days in jail with 88 sus- with 347 suspended, fined $750, $806 in • Dennis Ray Martinez, 48, Olympia, pended, fined $600 on count 2, $686 in • Josiah Michael Barajas, 26, Pack- pended, fined $600, $586 in fees. fees. fees. third-degree driving while license sus- wood, second-degree animal cruelty • Justin David Ochoa, 34, Winlock, • Paul Sydney Kaye, 59, Morton, fourth- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • Elliot Sanders Dodrill, 29, Winlock, with unnecessary suffering, dismissed third-degree driving while license sus- degree assault, dismissed with prejudice. 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees.second-degree recreational fishing, with prejudice. pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • Shannon Doah Poeschl, 43, Centralia, • Jeffery Maurice Wedgeworth, 37, - Tawithout license/catch card, dismissed• Jonathon Paul Higgins, 46, Winlock, 89 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees.third-degree driving while license sus- with prejudice. coma, third-degree driving while license (1) third-degree driving while license • Randolph Charles Sanford, 51, third-pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail • Paul Christopher Vasilauskas,suspended, 50, (2) operating a vehicle with- degree driving while license suspended,90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 inChehalis, supplying liquor/premises out to ignition interlock, sentenced to 90 dismissed with prejudice. • James Paul Sauter, 51, Chehalis, (1) fees. minor, dismissed with prejudice. days in jail with 45 suspended, fined •Yvonne Marie Satter, 44, Pe Ell, unlaw- harassment, gross misdemeanor, (2) dis- $750 on count 1, sentenced to 364 days • Calee Frances Anderson, -33, Cheha ful issuance of bank checks, dismissedorderly conduct, count 1 dismissed with in jail with 364 days suspended, fined Held July 3 lis, fourth-degree assault, sentenced to with prejudice. prejudice, sentenced to 90 days in jail 364 days in jail, fined $750, $283 in fees. $750 on count 2, $386 in fees. • Tobias Ray Sherwood, 41, Puyallup, • Kevin James Myers, 27, Woodinville,with 89 suspended, fined $600 on count • Lloyd John Lockwood, 43, Winlock, theft of motor vehicle fuel, sentenced • Candice Louise De Leon, 33, Everett, third-degree driving while license sus- 2, $283 in fees. third-degree driving while license sus- to 364 days in jail with 364 suspended, third-degree driving while license sus- pended, dismissed without prejudice. • Gabriel Sanchez, 31, Centralia, fined $750, $383 in fees. pended, fined $600, $386 in fees. pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail, fourth-degree assault, dismissed with fined $750, $386 in fees. • John Henry Bowen, 25, Glenoma, • Shianne Renae Straight, 18, Enum- • Jordan Jovan Hamm, 22, Seattle, (1) third-degree driving while license sus- prejudice. • Tana Kae Quimby, 25, Napavine, claw, third-degree driving while license third-degree driving while license sus- pended, dismissed without prejudice. • Jenaya Rose Sharon, 40, Chehalis, suspended, dismissed without prejudice. pended, (2 third-degree introducing fourth-degree assault, dismissed with (1-3) two counts of driving under the contraband, sentenced to 90 days in jailprejudice. • Gregory Lee Ford, 62, Portland, - op erating a vehicle with registration cer- influence, (2) no valid operator’s license, with 75 suspended, fined $600 on count • April Lynn Busby, 38, Chehalis, third- Held July 8 tificate canceled/refused, dismissed with without identification, sentenced to 364 1, count 2dismissed with prejudice . degree driving while license suspended, prejudice. days electronic home monitoring with • Brian David Andrews, 52, Federal • Jared Reid Dulores, 40, Chehalis,dismissed without prejudice. 64 suspended, fined $4,550 on counts 1 Way, fourth-degree assault, dismissed • William Harrison Jones, 35, Tumwa- third-degree driving while license sus- • Robbert Laurin Korth, 43, (1) third- and 3, 90 days in jail with 90 suspended, with prejudice. ter, use/possession of loaded firearm in pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail withdegree driving while license suspended, fined $600 on count 2, $1,744 in fees. vehicle, dismissed with prejudice. • Matthew Cameron Schieffer, 29, 90 suspended, fined $600, $486 in fees.(2) failure to transfer title within 45 days, • John Dale Yarbrough, 47, Centralia, Chehalis, driving while under the influ- • Alisha Anne Holmes, 24, Onalaska,sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- • Blanca Patricia Dado Ledesma, 37,reckless driving, sentenced to 364 days ence, sentenced to 364 days in jail with third-degree driving while license sus- pended, fined $600 on count 1, count 2 Centralia, no contact/protection order in jail with 362 suspended, fined $2,500 274 suspended, fined $5,000 with $4,000 pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail withdismissed with prejudice, $386 in fees. violation, sentenced to 364 days in jail with $1,500 suspended, $942 in fees. suspended, $977 in fees. with 360 suspended, fined $5,000 with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. • Austen James Lyons, 20, Morton, $4,000 suspended, $743 in fees. • Andrew Jay Kertzman, 31, Tumwater, • Dallas Moon, 35, Kelso, third-degreethird-degree driving while license sus- third-degree driving while license sus- Held July 9 driving while license suspended, sen- pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • Stanley Aaron John Pesicka, 31, pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • Christopher J. Colquhoun-Barron, tenced to 90 days in jail with 90 suspend- 89 suspended, fined $600, $486 in fees.Onalaska, third-degree driving while - li 90 suspended, fined $600, $146 in fees. cense suspended, fined $600, $386 in fees. 25, Portland, third-degree driving while ed, fined $600, $386 in fees. • Jeremi Dwayne Sanders, 26, Pe • Juanita Lynn Otton, 45, Silver Lake, license suspended, dismissed without • Steven Narciso Romero, 20, Centralia, Ell, third-degree driving while license first-degree driving while license sus- prejudice. first-degree driving while license sus- suspended, sentenced to 90 days in jail Held July 24 pended, sentenced to 364 days in jail • Thomas Duane Crews, 42, Cheha- pended, dismissed without prejudice. with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386 in • Daniel Donald Bates, 19, Randle, with 354 suspended, fined $2,500 with lis, second-degree recreational fishing • Michael Dante Vinatieri, 44, Centra- fees. second-degree hunting big game, dis- $1,750 suspended, $386 in fees. without license/catch card, dismissed lia, no valid operator’s license, without • Leah Marie Vann, 27, Centralia, - failmissed with prejudice. • Tyler J. Miesse, 30, Puyallup, second- with prejudice. identification, sentenced to 90 days in ure to comply police/flagger/firefighter, • Austin Michael Jon B. Brouse, 23, use degree driving while license suspended, • Tyler Dale Johnson, 42, Castle Rock,jail with 90 suspended, fined $600, $386sentenced to 90 days in jail with 90 sus- of drug paraphernalia, dismissed with sentenced to 90 days in jail with 89 sus- use/possession loaded firearm in vehicle,in fees. pended, fined $600, $486 in fees. prejudice. pended, fined $600, $146 in fees.

Chehalis Municipal Court Look for our Saturday Chehalis Municipal Court sentenced to 364 days in jail with 357 pended, $203 in fees. commentary by John McCroskey criminal cases, including sentenc- suspended, fined $800 with $400 sus- • Paul Christopher Talbot, 43, Che- es, fines, fees and findings of not pended, $325 in fees. halis, disorderly conduct, sentenced to • Wyatt Edmond Meigs, 28, Chehalis,90 days in jail with 90 suspended, fined guilty or dismissals. third-degree driving while license sus- $600 with $300 suspended. Held Aug. 6 pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail with • Alfredo Villalba Velazquez, 62, Silver • Stevan William Connors, 65, Cheha- 90 suspended, fined $400 with $200 -susCreek, third-degree driving while license lis, hit and run, unattended vehicle, sen- pended, $103 in fees. suspended, dismissed with prejudice. tenced to 90 days in jail with 90 suspend- In Remembrance • Kelli Jo Nelson, 39, Chehalis, third- • Jeremiah Brandsford Welder, 37, ed, fined $800 with $400 suspended, degree theft, sentenced to 364 days in Rochester, (1) third-degree theft, (2) dis- DOROTHY MAE THOMPSON $103 in fees. jail with 364 suspended, fined $800 with orderly conduct, sentenced to 364 days • Benjamin Lewis Darby, 26, Che- $400 suspended, $150 in fees. in jail with 364 suspended, fined $800 daughter, Bertena Hill of halis, third-degree theft, dismissed with • Arturo Robles Ramirez, 30, Chehalis, with $400 suspended on count 1, sen- Amboy, Washington; grandson, prejudice. third-degree driving while license sus- tenced to 90 days in jail with 88 suspend- Fred Thompson of Belmont, • Jason Ray Dunham, 30, Chehalis, pended, sentenced to 90 days in jail withed, fined $800 with $400 suspended on violation of no contact/protection order, 88 suspended, fined $800 with $400 -suscount 2, concurrent, $250 in fees. Ohio; granddaughter, Crystal Thompson of Oregon City, Oregon and three great-great- Marriage Licenses granddaughters of Belmont, Ohio. Dorothy was preceded in The following couples recently er Marie Henrikson, 26, both of Winlock Tulsa, Oklahoma. death by her husband, Joseph applied for a marriage license at • Christopher Robert Katchen, 36, • Jacob Ben Dolan, 47, and Susie M. Thompson in 1989; brother, the Lewis County Courthouse: and Kristine Renee Mako, 25, both of Rainey, 44, both of Mossyrock • Ted Wesly Miller Jr., 19, and Chey- Chehalis • Luke James Peterson, 21, Che- Gailord Thiry of Duluth, enne K. Reynolds, 18, both of Chehalis • Buddy Gene James, 64, Sapulpa, halis, and Jessica Faith Blankenship, 24, Minnesota; and a sister, Myrtle • Nathan Wade Long, 46, and Kimber- Oklahoma, and Stacey Jemine Ryan, 54, Napavine Shoemake of Bremerton, ly Kaye Pruitt, 42, both of Chehalis Washington. • Amrik Singh, 29, and Sukhdeep Kaur A graveside service will be Dhaliwal, 27, both of Chehalis In Remembrance Dorothy May Thompson, 90, held at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, • Michael Louis Demeo, 35, Winlock, passed away peacefully at home Aug. 18, 2014 at Fern Hill and Kailey Jo Charlton, 21, Chehalis BARBARA GAGE KEENE on Aug. 8, 2014 in Centralia, Cemetery in Menlo, Washington. • Mariah Jean Flores, 20, and Jonathan Washington. She was born Feb. Josie Summers, 22, both of Mossyrock Dorothy will be remembered Barbara Gage Keene, a are her parents; husbands, 2, 1924 in Duluth, Minnesota, • Michael Lawrence Bivins, 35, and An- for her living kindness and tonia Rodriguez Estrada Adams, 27, both longtime Chehalis resident, George and Robert; her son, to parents, Bertena and Algot generosity. of Chehalis was born Sept. 7, 1927 in Patrick G. Gage; and a great- Gernander. The family extends a special • Marco Antonio Aravjo Romero, 21, White Bluffs, Washington, the grandson, Baby Wallis. After graduating from Adna thanks for the compassionate Rochester, and Jamey Lynne Leigh, 18, only child of Wright and Veda Barb is survived by son, School District, during World caregiving from friends, Wiehl. She graduated from Kern Chehalis Grant I. “Gig” Gage; daughter War II, Dorothy worked in a neighbors, Olympia and • Jacob Scott Shields, 24, and Jeanette High School in Bakersield, sheet metal fabrication shop Centralia Hospital Health Suzanne Theresa Dunning, 29, both of California. and son-in-law, Sherry and Brian at the shipyards in Bremerton, Therapists and the comforts Morton In 1946 she met a handsome Shepherd; daughter-in-law, Lynette Gage (Patrick); three Washington. Dorothy married of Providence Homecare and • Scott Robert Weber, 56, and Mau- cowboy and two weeks later Joseph B. Thompson, a Navy reen Brenda McQuarrie, 55, both of granddaughters; four grandsons; Hospice Staff. Barb married George Gage man from Raymond and was Auburn in Goldendale, Washington. eleven great-grandchildren; and Dorothy, you’re friendly and a wonderful wife, mother • Christopher Allan James, 21, and Barbara retired after working at her beloved dachshund, Paco. humorous spirit lives on in all of Meaghann C. Price Shipe, 20, both of and homemaker in Randle, Green Hill School for 25 years. A celebration of life memorial us. Forever love from your family Glenoma Washington. and friends. After George’s death in 1990, service will be held Friday, Aug. • Antonia Calderon Ortiz, 40, and Ana she married Robert Keene and Dorothy is survived by her Laura Mora Mora, 25, both of Federal Way 15, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. in the moved to Dayton, Washington. son, Joe (Linda) Thompson To view the obituary, please • Oscar Galvan, 52, and Elda Guzman, She moved to Yuma, Arizona basement of the Chehalis Eagles of Randle, Washington; go to chronline.com/obituaries. 51, both of Toledo located at 1993 S Market Blvd. • Heather Marie Becker, 34, Chehalis, after Bob’s death three years ago, where she died July 20, Sticklin Funeral Chapel and Allen Jay Thompson, 38, Ontario, 1437 South Gold To view the obituary, please Condolences may be offered at Oregon 2014. Centralia, WA 98531 www.sticklinsfuneralchapel.com • Patrick Scott Hopfner, 27, and Heath- Preceding Barbara in death go to chronline.com/obituaries. (360) 736-1388 Main 12 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 Nation/World Nation in Brief World in Brief Lighter Sentences Pope to Koreas: Avoid Sought for Some ‘Fruitless’ Shows of Force Business Crimes SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Pope Francis called today for re- WASHINGTON (AP) — The newed efforts to forge peace on federal panel that sets sentencing the war-divided Korean Peninsula policy eased penalties this year and for both sides to avoid “fruit- for potentially tens of thousands less” criticisms and shows of force, of nonviolent drug offenders. opening a five-day visit to South Now, defense lawyers and pris- Korea with a message of reconcili- oner advocates are pushing for ation as Seoul’s rival, North Korea, similar treatment for a different fired five projectiles into the sea. category of defendants: swin- North Korea has a long history dlers, embezzlers, insider traders of making sure it is not forgotten and other white-collar criminals. during high-profile events in the Lawyers who have long South, and today’s apparent test sought the changes say a win- firing off its eastern coast made its dow to act opened once the U.S. presence felt. Sentencing Commission cleared In the first speech of his first a major priority from its agenda trip to Asia, Francis told South Ko- by cutting sentencing guideline rean President Park Geun-hye and ranges for drug crimes. government officials that peace The commission, which required forgiveness, cooperation meets today to vote on priorities David Carson / The Associated Press and mutual respect. He said di- for the coming year, already has A protester takes shelter from smoke billowing around him Wednesday in Ferguson, Mo. Protests in the St. Louis suburb plomacy must be encouraged so expressed interest in examining rocked by racial unrest since a white police oicer shot an unarmed black teenager to death turned violent Wednesday night, that listening and dialogue replace punishments for white-collar with some people lobbing Molotov cocktails and other objects at police who responded with smoke bombs and tear gas “mutual recriminations, fruitless crime. And the Justice Depart- to disperse the crowd. criticisms and displays of force.” ment, though not advocating wholesale changes, has said it welcomes a review. Gaza Truce Extension Fans Hope of Cairo Lauren Bacall, Sultry- Protests Turn Violent Talks Deal Voiced Actress, CAIRO (AP) — A five-day ex- Dead at 89 tension of a Gaza truce appeared NEW YORK (AP) — Lauren to be holding despite a rocky start Bacall was a movie star from in Suburb of St. Louis today, fanning cautious optimism almost her first moment on the of progress in the indirect negotia- silver screen. CLASH IN THE STREETS: lobbed from the crowd. Protest- ing and the subsequent attempts tions underway in Cairo between A fashion model and bit-part ers faced heavily armed police to keep the peace at the smaller Israel and major Palestinian fac- New York ac- Police Unleash Tear who at times trained weapons on city’s request. tions, including Hamas. tress before Gas, Smoke Bombs them from armored trucks. County Police Chief Jon Bel- It’s the longest cease-fire yet moving to Hol- Two reporters said they were mar, though, said his officers since the war broke out last month lywood at 19, on Crowds Protesting detained by police for not clear- have responded with “an in- in the Gaza Strip. The fighting Bacall achieved Shooting Death of ing out quickly enough from a credible amount of restraint,” as has so far killed more than 1,900 Palestinians, the majority of them immediate fame Unarmed Black Teenager McDonald’s where they were they’ve been the targets of rocks, in 1944 with one working, near the protests but bottles and gunshots, with two civilians, according to Palestinian scene in her first By Alan Scher Zagier and Jeff Roberson away from the more volatile ar- dozen patrol vehicles being de- and U.N. officials. Israel has lost eas. The two, who work for The 67 people, all but three of them film, “To Have The Associated Press stroyed. Lauren Bacall Washington Post and The Huff- Police had also asked earlier soldiers. and Have Not.” actress Leaving Hum- FERGUSON, Mo. — Police ington Post, were released with- that people assemble in “an or- Violence briefly spiked as the phrey Bogart’s used tear gas and smoke bombs out any charges. Both say they ganized and respectful” manner extension of a previous, 72-hour hotel room, Bacall — a lanky fig- to repel crowds who threw Mo- were assaulted but not seriously and disperse before evening. truce was announced shortly be- ure with flowing blond hair and a lotov cocktails during another hurt. The city and county are also fore midnight on Wednesday. The stunning face — murmured: violent night on the streets of a St. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch under criticism for refusing to extension is to last until midnight “You don’t have to say any- Louis suburb in the wake of the reported that about 10 people release the name of the officer on Monday. thing, and you don’t have to do shooting of the unarmed 18-year had been arrested, including St. involved in Brown’s shooting, anything. Not a thing. Oh, may- old Michael Brown. Louis Alderman Antonio French, citing threats against that officer Brazil’s President be just whistle. You know how Hours earlier, the police chief who has been chronicling the and others. to whistle, don’t you, Steve? You had said race relations were the protests on social media. Police Race Stunned by just put your lips together and top priority in the town, where had said earlier they would not FERGUSON POLICE Chief Thom- Candidate Death blow.” a white police officer fatally shot have arrest information until as Jackson called improving race Bacall died Tuesday at the the black teen. Authorities have early today. relations “the top priority right SANTOS, Brazil (AP) — Bra- age of 89 in New York, according vowed to reach across the racial, The White House said Presi- now” but also said he won’t be zil’s presidential race is in stunned to the managing partner of the economic and generational di- dent Barack Obama — who is on pressured into publicly identify- disarray after one of the top three Humphrey Bogart Estate, Rob- vide in a community in search of vacation on the Massachusetts ing the officer — despite, he said, contenders was killed on the cam- bert J.F. de Klerk. answers. island of Martha’s Vineyard — mounting demands from clergy, paign trial when a small plane car- was briefed late Wednesday on computer hackers and protesters. rying him and aides crashed into a IN THE STREETS of Ferguson, the situation in Ferguson by At- “We have the right to know, residential area in this port city. U.S. Retail Sales though, the polite dialogue torney General Eric Holder and and the family has the right to Socialist politician Eduardo Flat During July heard at community forums and senior adviser Valerie Jarrett. know who murdered their son,” Campos and the six other people news conferences is nowhere to Obama has another briefing said Sahari Gutierrez, a 27-year- aboard the aircraft died in the ac- WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. be found. scheduled for this morning. old Ferguson legal assistant. cident Wednesday, which came retail sales were essentially flat Instead, officers from mul- Residents in Ferguson have Jackson said he welcomes less than two months ahead of the in July, providing evidence that tiple departments in riot gear complained about what they Justice Department training on Oct. 4 presidential election. consumers have yet to shed their and in military equipment have called a heavy-handed police racial relations in the suburb, President Dilma Rousseff, who doubts about the economy de- clashed nightly with protesters, presence that began with the use where two-thirds of the 21,000 opinion polls say leads the race, spite recent job gains. who chant, “Hands up, don’t of dogs for crowd control soon residents are black while all but declared three days of official The Commerce Department shoot.” Wednesday saw more after Brown’s shooting — a tactic three of the police force’s 53 of- mourning for Campos and said said Wednesday that season- tense confrontations and further that for some invoked the spec- ficers are white. she was suspending her campaign ally adjusted retail sales were un- volleys of tear gas from police ter of civil rights protests a half- Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon cit- during that time. The other main changed in July compared with — this time paired with smoke century ago. The county police ed the “worsening situation” in candidate, Aecio Neves, also said the prior month. Total sales rose a bombs in response to flaming force took over leading both the Ferguson in saying he would be he was putting his campaign on statistically insignificant $161 mil- projectiles and other objects investigation of Brown’s shoot- in the area today. hold. lion from $439.6 billion in June. “Brazil is in mourning and reel- Spending dipped at auto deal- ing from a death that took the life ers and department stores last of a promising young politician,” month. The losses were offset by Farmers Await Approval of New Rousseff said in a solemn address. gains at grocery stores, gasoline She said Campos had had “an ex- stations, restaurants, clothiers tremely promising future ahead.” and building material stores. Version of Popular Herbicide 2,4-D The figures suggest that Americans are hesitant to spend, By Mary Clare Jalonick be used in combination with Corn and soybeans are the Russian Aid Convoy which could limit growth for the The Associated Press glyphosate. nation’s largest crops, and the economy. An Agriculture Department potential for expanded use is Resumes Travels WASHINGTON — Faced decision on the company’s ge- huge. with tougher and more resis- Toward Ukraine netically modified seeds also Scott Faber of the Environ- VORONEZH, Russia (AP) — Communities Across U.S. tant weeds, corn and soybean is expected this fall. In the de- mental Working Group said the farmers are anxiously awaiting A Russian aid convoy resumed its Recover After Floods partment’s final environmental EPA studies so far have not been travels toward Ukraine early today government decisions on a new review released last week, the comprehensive enough and need NORTH BABYLON, N.Y. version of a popular herbicide and took the road leading south USDA recommended approval. to look more closely into the ef- (AP) — Communities across — and on genetically modified toward the rebel-held city of Lu- The agency said that if both the the U.S. are drying out after un- seeds to grow crops designed to fects of pesticides on children. hansk. usually heavy rains swamped resist it. seeds and herbicide are approved, “This is a once-in-a-gener- The convoy of about 262 vehi- highways, flooded basements Critics say more study is the use of 2,4-D could increase ation decision that will have a cles had been parked at a military and were blamed for at least four needed on the effects of the her- by an estimated 200 to 600 per- huge impact on public health, depot in the southern Russian city deaths. bicide and they are concerned it cent by the year 2020. especially on farmers and rural of Voronezh since late Tuesday The latest iteration of wild could endanger public health. While the USDA only over- residents,” Faber said. “This is a amid disagreement over how and weather hit the northeast Tues- The Environmental Protec- sees the safety of the plants, the moment to step back and ask if where it would cross into Ukraine, day night and lingered through tion Agency is expected to rule EPA oversees the safety of the this is a durable weed control so- where government troops are bat- Wednesday. A slow-moving sys- this fall on Dow AgroSciences’ herbicide for human and envi- lution for farmers.” tling pro-Russia separatists. tem, powered by tropical mois- application to market Enlist, a ronmental health. Damon Palmer of Dow Agro- By sending the convoy south, ture and clouds soaring far high- new version of the 2,4-D her- The agency has already found Sciences says the new version Russia appears intent on not er than in usual summer storms, bicide that’s been around since the chemical safe several times has been re-engineered to solve abiding by an earlier tentative lashed communities from Mary- the 1940s. It’s partly a game of for other species as well as for the potential problems, like drift be- agreement to deliver the aid to a land to New England. catch-up for the agriculture in- public and agricultural workers. fore and after the herbicide hits Ukraine government-controlled Long Island residents were dustry, as many farmers are deal- Groups lobbying the agency the plant. The company says it is crossing in the Kharkiv region, urged to remain off the road ing with weeds that have become to prevent the herbicide’s ex- moving forward at a critical time where it could be inspected by the Wednesday as a round-the-clock resistant to glyphosate, an her- panded use say they are con- in agriculture, helping farmers Red Cross. Instead, the truck will recovery continued after a record bicide commonly used on corn cerned about the toxic effects of be more productive so they can most likely cross into Ukraine in 13.26 inches of rain fell between and soybeans now. the herbicide and the potential meet an increasing demand for the Luhansk region, where much midnight and 9:30 a.m. If approved, the 2,4-D would for it to drift. food. of the border is rebel-controlled. • Main 13 LOCAL The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 2014 Southwest Washington Fair

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Find Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter Call 807-8203 www.facebook.com/ @chronline thecentraliachronicle The Chronicle • Chronline.com Main 16 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 LOCAL Mutton Busting, Friendlyville are SWW Fair Favorites FIRST DAYS: Livestock knocked off the bull in seconds, but one year a Boy Scout com- Shows, Sheep Bucking mander stayed on no matter how Highlight Offerings fast the bull moved. “He was built like the Incred- By Kyle Spurr ible Hulk. I couldn’t get him off [email protected] it,” Lambert said. Later in the afternoon, the The first days of the 2014 first Mutton Busting, or sheep Southwest Washington Fair fea- riding, took place out of real tured livestock judging, mutton miniature bucking chutes into busting and an array of activities an arena area that gives the at the main tent in Friendlyville, young riders an authentic rodeo an oasis of fun for the children of atmosphere. the fair tucked into the southern The Mutton Busting, hosted portion of the fairgrounds. by Wool Busters, an Oregon- Children competed in a hula based company, is a free activity hoop contest and raced in the for children at least 55 pounds. penny scramble, a dash through “These kids are doing the [email protected] haystacks to gather an assort- same thing as the real cowboys,” Pete Caster / ment of coupons, passes and Wool Busters founder Frank A young rider gets thrown of of a sheep during the Mutton Busting competition on Tuesday afternoon at the Southwest money. Rendon said. “The only differ- Washington Fair in Chehalis. See more photographs on page Main 13 Michel Lambert, of L & ence is 2,000 pounds.” D Amusements from Madera, The defending Mutton Bust- Mutton Busting will continue Dairy cattle, poultry, swine, of their moms,” Christina Shipp California, set up a mechanical ing champion from last year, three times daily during the fair rabbits, pigeons, sheep and dogs said. bull near the Friendlyville tent. Case Jeg, 8, Chehalis, was the first at 1 p.m., 3:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. were all shown Tuesday. Christina Shipp grew up on a Children and teenagers lined up to go out of the chute Tuesday af- at Friendlyville. Signups are at Christina Shipp, of the Wild dairy farm in Onalaska and was throughout the afternoon Tues- ternoon. He made it the length of the time of the competition. West 4-H Club in Napavine, sat a part of 4-H. Now her daughter day to test their skills on the bull. the arena without falling. While children and families with her daughter Tearra Shipp’s is in her third year raising live- Some went slow while others “It takes a little bit for them to played in Friendlyville and rode market steer and heifer. Tearra, stock. tried “cowboy mode,” and were get their nerve up,” Jeg’s father, the carnival rides, other began 11, is scheduled to show her live- “I think it’s a good thing for quickly knocked off. Heinz Jeg, said. “He’s a veteran. prepping their livestock for judg- stock on Thursday. the kids,” Christina Shipp said. Lambert said most people get They are having fun with it.” ing. “We raised both, we had both “It keeps them out of trouble.”

Southwest Washington Fair Daily Arena (all-day event) 2 p.m. — 4-H Large Animal Mas- Fair Schedule Contests , Friendlyville 9 a.m. — O/C Sheep Lads and ter Showman Contest, New Judging “The Illusions of Elvis,” Danny Vernon, Ladies lead judging, Blue Pavilion/ Pavilion Debbie’s Continued from page Main 3 Stage South Friendlyville Master Food Preservers Demonstra- 5:30 p.m. — 4-H/FFA Junior Livestock tion: Quick Easy Low Cost Meals, 4-H Hall Boutique Judging Pavilion Market Sale, New Judging Pavilion 10 a.m FAIR OPENS Oddball Juggler, Stage South 4-H Cavy Costume Show, Small Ani- Wool Busters, Friendlyville 4-H Cat Quiz Down, Small Animal 3 p.m. — “John Denver Tribute” Ted mal Barn 6 p.m. — Marilyn Turner Presents…, Barn Vigil, Stage South Final Summer 4-H Beef Show, New Judging Pavilion Stage South O/C Boer Goat Show, Blue Pavilion/ KACS-KACW Family Day Concert: The close out sale! Master Food Preservers Demonstra- HASC-SWW Youth Gaming Challenge, Friendlyville Neverclaim, Titus Will Saloon Stage tion: Bread Dough and Making Rolls, 4-H Horse Arena CPGA Pygmy Goat Show, Blue 4-H Cats Costume Contest, Small Ani- Hall 7 p.m. — Two Town Tuners, Stage Pavilion/Friendlyville mal Barn Washington Old Time Fiddlers, South South 11 a.m. — Penny Scramble, 3:30 p.m. — Wool Busters, 30-70% Stage SWW Youth Western Games Chal- Friendlyville Friendlyville 11:30 a.m. — Hula Hoop Contest, lenge, Horse Arena 4-H Primary Day – All Primaries or FFA Large Animal Master Showman Friendlyville 8 p.m. — Collective Soul, Titus Will new 4-H’ers are welcome, 4-H Hall Contest, New Judging Pavilion off Noon — KMNT Diaper Derby, Stage Saloon Stage Master Food Preservers Demonstra- 4 p.m. 4-H Beef, Swine & Dairy South “The Illusions of Elvis,” Danny Vernon, tion: Quick Easy Low Cost Meals, 4-H Hall Herdsmanship and Dairy Bowl Awards, Storewide 1 p.m. — Wool Busters, Friendlyville Stage South 11:30 a.m. — Hula Hoop Contest, Old Judging Pavilion No returns or exchanges on items purchased. Excludes 4-H Sheep Department Games, Blue Team & Individual Games Jackpot Friendlyville 5 p.m. Odd Ball Juggler, Stage South Spanx, Snoozies, greeting cards Pavilion/Friendlyville Event, Horse Arena Noon Demolition Derby, KACS-KACW Family Day Concert: The & prior sales. 9:30 p.m. — Brian Green Band, Stage Grandstands 2 p.m. — Rylie Lennon, Stage South Annie Moses Band, Titus Will, Saloon 120-A S. Tower, 4-H Goats Costume Contest, Blue South Southwest Washington Fair Talent Stage

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Sports editor: Aaron VanTuyl Outdoors: Climbing Phone number: 807-8229 / Sports 2 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Mount Adams Racing Dryad’s Brad Baker Makes Gains on AMA Circruit By The Chronicle Mile and moved to sixth place beth took first for his third season, and it was his seventh the motorcycle racing world. Despite a slow start, Brad overall in the AMA. Grand National race of the sea- top-10 finish. In 2013, he took Baker spent the offseason taking Baker continues to climb up The 20-year-old Baker is cur- son. He's currently fourth in the first place twice, and placed sec- a trip to Spain where he faced the AMA Pro Grand National rently racing with a nine-inch standings while Michigan's Jar- ond four other times en route to and beat some of the best racers Championship circuit stand- metal plate and 18 screws in his ed Mees leads the entire circuit the Grand National champion- in the world. ings. Two weeks after posting a arm, after colliding with a stu- with 182 points and two Grand ship. Baker will race at the Peoria season-best third place finish in dent rider at Colin Edwards’ Tex- National race wins. That season earned him a TT in Illinois today and then at the Castle Rock TT, the Dryad as Tornado Boot Camp in April. Baker finished in the top five sponsorship from Harley-Da- the Virginia Mega Mile on Aug. native finished fifth at the Indy Connecticut's Kenny Cool- of a race for the third time this vidson and put his name atop 23.

Equestrian MLB Martin Shines at Canadian National BIG STAGE: Chehalis Girls Wins Two National Championships in Arabian Show By Brandon Hansen [email protected] BRANDON, Manitoba — Mia Martin has yet to take a high school class, but she's already a national champion. The Centralia High School freshman, having been on a horse since she was 18 months old, has already won two cham- pionships and earned three na- tional top-10 finishes here at the 2014 Canadian National Arabian and Half-Arabian Champion- ship Horse Show. She also has one more event to compete in today. "I've just been working at it for a long time," Martin said. "I've been riding competitively since I was 7 and I'm not stopping. Horse riding is my main sport. My family doesn't go on vaca- tion other than the horse shows and stuff. It's been very nice that they've let me do this." Over 800 horses and count- less riders have descended up Brandon, and it's the only Ara- bian Horse event on the conti- nent for both adults and youths. Martin and her family left Friday for the event and ran into some speed bumps — not so much concerning Mia's competitive ability, but rather the hotel ca- pacity of Missoula. After driving 12 hours, they discovered that the Montana town had no open The Associated Press rooms due to scheduled concerts Stephen Brashear / by ZZ Top and Paul McCartney. Seattle relief pitcher Fernando Rodney, right, is congratulated by teammate Kendrys Morales after the Mariners defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 2-0 Wednesday in "The hotel lady called around Seattle. The Morales hit a two-run home run and Rodney earned a save. and couldn't find a room for up to an hour a half from Missoula," Mia's mother, Donna, said. "So my husband, Jeff, Mia and I slept in our Tahoe in a Walmart park- M’s Shut Out Toronto for Sweep ing lot Friday night. We arrived here in Brandon at 2 a.m. on By Jayson Jenks the call with of nine games, averaged nearly manager Lloyd McClendon Sunday." The Seattle Times some of their six runs a game and moved into has described his offense as be- Sleep deprivation didn't slow best baseball a virtual tie with the Detroit ing a "BB gun," and it has been SEATTLE — It was billed down Mia. Competing in the of the season. Tigers for the final American the glaring weakness on a team as the Seattle Mariners' biggest 13-and-under division, Martin The Mari- League wild-card spot. whose pitching staff has pro- took first in the Side Saddle and series of the season, the likes of ners com- duced historically good num- which this part of the country The Mariners and Tigers English Hunter Pleasure com- pleted a three- bers to this point. hadn't seen in years. SEATTLE 2 meet for a three-game series in petitions, along with three other game sweep But the Mariners played If that was the case — if the TORONTO 0 Detroit starting Friday. top-10 finishes. of the Blue The most promising devel- with some gunpowder in their "The toughest part is that the Mariners' three-game series Jays with a 2-0 opment of the homestand was nine-game homestand. They judges think differently than against fellow wild-card con- win Wednesday. That capped a not just that the Mariners won scored 52 runs during that what you think," Mia said. "You tender Toronto brought on the stretch, an average of 5.8 runs first signs of playoff fever in Se- wildly successful homestand in eight of nine games, but also please see MARTIN, page S4 attle — the Mariners answered which the Mariners won eight how they won them. Mariners please see MARINERS, page S4

Starter The Final Word Seattle starter Seattle Rookie Marsh to Have MRI After Injury Hisashi Iwakuma TV’s Best Bet smiles as he RENTON, Wash. (AP) — Seattle Se- The team did not have any further walks of the ahawks rookie defensive end Cassius details. Coach Pete Carroll is expected to NFL Preseason Football ield during the Marsh will undergo an MRI after appear- Jacksonville at Chicago fourth inning talk after Thursday’s practice. ing to suffer a knee injury in practice. Marsh was a fourth-round pick out 5 p.m. of a baseball Marsh was hurt after getting tangled game against of UCLA and was expected to contrib- ESPN in a pile during Wednesday’s practice, the the Toronto Blue final one before Seattle broke training ute right away as a pass rusher for the Jays, Wednesday Seahawks. Marsh had four tackles and a in Seattle. camp. The Seahawks have a light practice Thursday before Friday night’s second sack in Seattle’s preseason opening loss to Stephen Brashear / The Associated Press preseason game against San Diego. Denver.

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Hunting, Fishing Outdoors Hiking, Birding Mount Adams a Formidable Climbing Foe GOING UP: Mazamas Tackle Namesake Glacier By Steve Kadel The Reflector We were almost four miles up the trail to Sunrise Camp on Mount Adams’ southeast flank when we saw something that made us stop in our tracks. Across the valley, six adult and juvenile mountain goats were playing on a snowfield. The kids especially would sprint downhill and slide, obviously having a great time. It was an- other enjoyable moment for 11 people backpacking to 8,300 feet elevation on Aug. 2 to set up camp before trying to summit the mountain the next day. The outing was sponsored by the Mazamas mountaineer- ing club of Portland, and was led by experienced climbers Ted Slupesky and Lynne Pedersen. We labored along the trail on a hot afternoon, our packs filled with climbing equipment, cloth- ing, stoves, food, tents and other gear. It was 2,700 feet of eleva- tion gain to camp at 8,300 feet and we were all willing to rest a few minutes to watch the goats’ antics. By 5 p.m. we reached camp below the Mazama Glacier, the intended climb route. “It looks like a moonscape,” Steve Kadel / The Reflector one climber said of base camp The southeast side of Mount Adams is seen from Hell Roaring Viewpoint. terrain. Individual tent sites from previous visitors were meticu- IF YOU GO lously designed. Rocks and Trailhead: Bird Creek Mead- pebbles were cleared away from ows, 5,600 feet elevation on areas large enough to hold a tent, the southeast side of Mount rock walls were erected around Adams. the space as a windbreak. Every- Camp: Sunset Camp, 8,300 one began setting up tents and feet elevation. cooking dinner before a team Trail length: 5.3 miles one meeting at 7 p.m., and then div- way. ing into sleeping bags for a few Directions: Take SR 14 east fitful hours of sleep before rising to Alt. 141, which turns left at 2 a.m. to climb. (north) and merges with 141 Slupesky led the climbers up in a few miles. Stay north on Mazama Glacier in the dark- 141 until reaching Trout Lake, ness of Aug. 3, choosing a route about 23 miles from the Co- that meandered between open lumbia River. From Trout Lake and the intersection of 141 and crevasses. Team members were Highway 17, go north on 17 roped together in case some- for four miles where the road one fell and their slide needed enters U.S. Forest Service land to be arrested before reaching a and becomes USFS No. 82. Ten crack in the ice. The sun came miles north of Trout Lake, enter up and climbers switched off the Yakima Indian Reserva- their headlamps, still making tion, where the road becomes slow but steady progress up the rougher. glacier. At 14 miles, Mirror Lake is on The plan had been to ascend Dan Cordorean / Courtesy Photo the left. Keep straight where Mazama Glacier, then go west Stefanie Zasyatkina, roped together with teammates, makes her way up the Mazama Glacier on Mount Adams. the road splits just past Mirror to reach the more popular south Lake. An attendant from the spur climb route where no cre- 4:30 p.m. — a couple of hours Yakima Indian Reservation will vasses exist. Once on the south quicker than the time it took collect $5 for each car here. spur, the team would unrope to to go up to camp. Climber Dan One mile farther is a parking walk the rest of the way to the Cordorean became an instant area where the Bird Creek top. hero by breaking out a water- Meadows trailhead is located. However, problems appeared melon he’d left in a cooler in his Do not continue toward Bench before reaching the south route. car. We all savored the sweet, Lake. Lots of rockfall made conditions juicy fruit after 30 hours of unsafe and, in fact, a woman nothing but freeze dried food, lets at 8,300 feet, and rangers re- narrowly avoided being hit by a trail mix and energy bars. quire campers to pack out waste For those who don’t care to softball-sized rock that bounced in special bags provided at the climb Mount Adams, the Sun- in front of her and veered to the Trout Lake Ranger Station. right. Slupesky and Pedersen rise Camp is a remarkable place As the Mazama team re- also assessed the snow as un- to backpack for a night or two. turned on Aug. 4, dark clouds stable and, given the conditions, The views are inspiring, espe- decided the wisest thing to do cially of the long and jumbled built over the mountain’s sum- was return to camp. Klickitat Glacier separated by mit. The Mazamas are known for a rock ridge from the Mazama “Looks like we’re getting out their safe approach to climbing, Glacier. just in time,” someone said, al- and no one questioned the deci- “It’s gnarly,” Sandra Volk Steve Kadel / The Reflector though no rain fell. sion to go down. Reaching the said of the Klickitat. Sunrise Camp, called a “moonscape” by one climber, includes tent sites with rock While descending, we 12,276-foot summit would have The hike to the camp begins walls to reduce the efects of wind. looked over to see another goat, required an almost 4,000-foot at Bird Creek Meadows on Ya- a solitary adult wandering on a ascent from camp, but the turn- kima Indian land. A $5 fee must ows with small creeks. Where final two miles of the five-mile snowfield above a pool of cold around occurred at 10,000 feet. be paid to the tribe just before the trail divides at a Y, take the trail will be on snow, but the blue-green meltwater. “It was a really good learning reaching the trailhead, but the left hand trail and follow a sign route is easy to follow because of Although the summit hadn’t been reached, everyone agreed experience,” first-time glacier normal U.S. Forest Service fee pointing to Hell Roaring View- previous parties’ boot prints. climber Stefanie Zasyatkina said is not required and a Northwest the weekend’s mountain expe- later. Forest Pass isn’t needed at the point. The higher you go, the Water from a snowfield rience was wonderful nonethe- The attempt over, we broke parking lot. fainter the trail becomes and it’s just above camp, and from the less. We took a last look at the camp, filled our packs and be- The trail rises steadily but occasionally necessary to fol- Mazama Glacier, should be goat, thankful for having shared gan the trek down about 1 p.m. not overwhelmingly so, passing low small rock cairns or orange available during the rest of the its habitat if just for a couple of We reached the parking lot at through lushly-flowered mead- splotches on rocks. Much of the hiking season. There are no toi- days. Once Impossible to Find, Fishers Run Rampant Around Olympic Peninsula By Lynda V. Mapes It's a spectacular turnaround location effort in 2008, in an ef- monitoring effort by federal, stations, including hair snags, The Seattle Times for an animal believed to be lo- fort to bring the animals back. state and tribal biologists so far baited with chicken drumsticks. cally extinct for at least 80 years. From 2008 to 2010, 90 fishers are promising. "I'm cautiously The hair samples allow scientists Once locally extinct, fishers Over-trapping of fishers for their were moved from central British optimistic," said Patti Happe, to analyze fisher DNA to track are bounding all over the Olym- luxuriant, lush brown coats and Columbia to the Sol Duc and El- chief of the wildlife branch for the growing family tree of the pic Peninsula in Washington. loss of the big, old-growth trees wha Valleys. Olympic National Park. initial, founder population. First released into Olympic in which fishers like to lounge The population today isn't Tracking in such remote, Some of the new kits have National Park in 2008 in an ef- and den caused populations to known, and the question re- wild country is tricky. The bat- ranged as far as 43 miles from fort to repopulate the native plummet. Washington closed mains as to whether births are teries in radio collars initially fit- their mothers' home territory, carnivore, they now range from the trapping season for fishers in keeping pace with losses, build- ted to the animals are all dead by and cameras have found fishers Neah Bay to Ocean Shores, from the 1930s. ing a population that is self-sus- now, so biologists in 2013 began using habitat where the radio- Port Townsend to Olympia, pre- The National Park Service taining over the long term. utilizing remote, motion-trig- collared animals were never liminary data from remote cam- with other partners began a re- But the indications from a gered cameras pointed at survey eras and hair snags confirm. please see FISHERS, page S3 The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 • Sports 3

Hunting, Fishing Hiking, Birding Outdoors Commentary Fishers Roadside Carrion and the Wagon Wheel Continued from Sports 2 t the risk of offending the The fact that I have encoun- remain vigilant of. stumps along the roadside are the tracked, documenting that the lot of my loyal and dedi- tered many of these carrion piles This heinous and, worse yet, most disturbing kind of garbage, fishers continue to gain ground. Acated readers, I have a se- in recent weeks and months lazy method of carcass disposal is but left in their natural habitat Sharp toothed and clawed, rious bone to pick with a certain leads to another matter entirely, by no means a new phenomenon, they are simply a part of nature. fishers are related to minks, pole- subset of hunt- as we have been outside the but its tradition makes it no less Generationally ingrained cats and martens. They hunt the ing folk. More confines of ruminant hunting repugnant. The sight of wasted habits can be the hardest to small mammals that are abun- accurately, I season for many moons now. and rotting animals strewn about break, and this practice is un- dant in the Olympics. have an entire This means that not only were the countryside harkens to the doubtedly passed down from The cameras mounted to de- skeleton worth parts of these animals aban- disturbing black and white im- parent to progeny on adrenaline tect fishers also documented a of quibble to doned in full view of the public ages of history books that show fueled excursions. But take menagerie of teaming wildlife in note, or at least eye for some other poor soul to pioneering Europeans laying a moment to consider that the Olympics: Some 43 species of a set of disem- gather and properly dispose of, waste to the once seemingly people used to strap their for- animals in 2013 were captured bodied fibulas but they were also more than unlimited herds of Midwestern est quarry down to the hood of By Jordan Nailon on camera in more than 37,000 and tibias. Spe- For The likely poached. Perhaps therein bison. Those herds are long gone their vehicles, parading their images, from spotted skunks to cifically, my Chronicle lays the answer to the question now, their ghosts haunting the kill around town and out front coyotes, cougars, bobcats, rac- concern is with of who is responsible for this plains near their once abandoned of the local watering holes while coons, black-tailed deer, elk, fly- the disturbingly popular prac- reprehensible behavior. Maybe bone piles. This sordid and tragic the spoils of their hunt quite ing squirrels, mountain beavers, tice of discarding the various un- it is only outlaw poachers that scene from our nation’s hunting literally spoiled in the exhaust snowshoe hares, mice and wood wanted bits of recently harvested so callously leave their carrion history is one that we should laden air. While it has not been rats. Black bear were the single deer and elk along the side of our for the masses to recoil at the strive to leave in the past, never outlawed, this practice has over most frequently spotted animal. state’s scenic highways and back- sight. Maybe law abiding woods- so much as to replicate or imitate time mostly gone the way of the Fishers do face perils in their country byways. men and women always take in result or practice. wagon train, left as a stark re- new home. Cougars, bobcats and There are few roadside en- extra care to properly lay the Here in Southwest Wash- minder of another time to most. coyotes take their toll. Several counters that can so abruptly remnants of their kill to rest in ington, where a chronic hoof A stubborn few still doggedly fishers were apparent road kill, taint a placid jaunt along the naturally wooded areas. There rot disease is spreading through cling to their repulsive comforts including one carcass recovered countryside as having to step it inevitably reenters the cycle of the Willapa Hills and Mount St. of familiarity, but they are now along Highway 101 on the out- over or pedal past putrefying life, absorbed by the forest and Helens elk herds, state scientists firmly in the finite minority. skirts of Port Angeles. all of its many hungry inhabit- are considering a new regulation With this as evidence we can see remnants of wild animals. Not Two fishers were released only are these encounters a jar- ants, animal, plant, insect, and requiring the lower leg portion that change is not altogether im- from live traps by a licensed trap- ring shock to most antiquated fungi alike. If that is the case, of any harvested animal to be possible. It is just slow to evolve. per seeking bobcats. systems of decency, but more- then please noble nimrods, ex- left at the kill site. This practice So I propose that we set out to But with an abundant source over, the act of mindlessly toss- cuse my rambling exhortation is meant to prevent the spread leave roadside carcass disposal ing the lifeless limbs of your on this vile subject. But I have of the soil based bacteria to in the past as well, relegating it of food in the forests, fishers are supposedly prized harvest is my doubts that poachers are en- other parts of our region, but it to collect dust in the annals of expected to do well. Wolves are inherently disrespectful to the tirely to blame, and in any case, I may even be a good practice for history, alongside bloody hood now the only mammal still miss- once-wildlife that you have sac- know it is worthwhile for us all hunters outside of these afflicted ornaments and that broken ing from the original suite of life rificed. to take under consideration and grounds to consider. Hooves and wagon wheel. in the Olympics, after being shot and trapped to local extinction in the early 1900s. Wolves are slowly recolonizing Washington wild lands but are not yet known Record Musky Caught in Curlew Lake to have reached the Olympic Peninsula. BIG FISH: Musky Breaks to be caught (and released) in Fishers once occupied conif- a Washington tournament was erous forests at low to middle State Record Set in taken in Curlew Lake in Septem- elevations throughout much of 2001 at Mossyrock’s ber 2011 — that’s 13 years after the Western U.S. The goal of the Mayfield Lake the species was introduced to relocation program is to restore the lake — by Chris Gades of St. fishers to the Olympic National By Rich Landers Maries. Park within 10 years. The Spokesman-Review According to Muskies Inc., it Radio-tracking initiated in was the biggest tiger musky re- the first phase of the project doc- A tiger musky officially corded in North America that umented the fishers' far-ranging weighed at 37 pounds, 14 ounces year. travels, including one female caught in Curlew Lake in Ferry “Tiger musky anglers don’t released in the Elwha Valley at County on July 25 is a state re- tend to harvest much, and we’ve Altair campground in January cord for the species - pending the heard of 50 inchers being caught 2008. She was the first animal soon-to-come official declara- and released or lost at the boat,” set loose in a public event, where tion from the Washington De- Baker said. school children cheered as she partment of Fish and Wildlife. Tiger musky anglers are a sprang to freedom from her car- rying box. David Hickman of Richland patient lot. Hickman, who’s pur- Biologists followed her "on caught the lunker, which mea- sued tiger muskies for years, said the air" thanks to her radio collar sured 50.37 inches long by 23.75 he’s used to making many casts inches in girth. The fish was for 2 { years, from the Elwha Val- for the occasional payoff. Dur- weighed the day it was caught on ley to the northeastern portion of ing the recent family vacation at the certified scale at Anderson’s the Olympic Peninsula. She set- Curlew Lake, he said he’d landed Grocery in Republic. tled down in the upper Dosewal- and released only one other tiger It easily exceeds the cur- lips in the summer of 2008, mak- musky — a 36-incher — and lost rent state tiger musky record of ing it home until March 2009. a second lunker perhaps in the 31.25 pounds caught in Western After a two-month walk- 50-inch range at the boat. Washington’s Mayfield Lake on about in the southeastern Olym- His third tiger musky of the Sept. 22, 2001. pics, she cruised back down to trip, the pending record, struck “The paperwork still needs the lower Elwha, back where she his white spinner bait on the two more signatures to make first sprang from her box. There ninth and final day of the vaca- she stayed through June 2010. it official, but I think it’s safe to tion. She went off the air in 2014, say that it will be the new state “I was told by a knowledge- when the batteries on her collar record,” Kent Mayer, warmwa- died. But she is perhaps still out ter fisheries program biologist in able angler that the new record is not the biggest fish in the lake,” there, rewilding her bit of the Spokane, said Wednesday. Olympics. Bill Baker, the agency’s fish- Mayer said. eries biologist for northeast- ern Washington isn’t surprised. “Curlew is very productive and I Courtesy Photo think the lake produces arguably David Hickman caught this pending Washington record tiger musky on July 25 at the fastest-growing and most ro- Curlew Lake. Another Great Partnership bust tiger muskies in the state,” he said. egory as well as eight of the top Tiger muskies have been The tiger musky is a cross be- 10 in the fly-fishing category. planted in Curlew all but two Another Great Sign tween two formidable predators - But even Curlew requires years since 1998 in very low den- eggs produced by female muskel- considerable time to grow a 50- sities of about 300 each spring. A lunge are fertilized in hatcheries inch tiger musky. high of 600 was planted in 2005 with the milt of male northern “We began stocking them in while only 50 were stocked in pike. Curlew in 1998 to provide a tro- 2003. The fish are reared to a Thanks to The resulting hybrid “tiger phy fishery as well as to help con- year old at the Meseberg Hatch- Hardel for muskies” are sterile, enabling trol the high numbers of north- ery in Franklin County near fish managers to stock them ern pikeminnows,” Baker said. Ringold and range from 8 to 12 choosing in small numbers to prime the The muskies also take their inches when released. hopes of trophy-seeking anglers share of rainbow trout stocked Surveys show that the average us as without the worry that the tigers into the lake. tiger musky planted in Curlew your sign will reproduce out of control and For being such a fierce and Lake grows to about 40 inches by gobble up other fisheries. toothy predator, the tigers clearly the fall of their fifth year of age. company! Being a standout fishery shy from the prickly-finned bass “They can live up to about 15 among the seven tiger musky in the lake and the booming years,” Mayer said, but he point- lakes in Washington — Merwin, population of perch that appar- ed out that very few of the tiger Mayfield, Tapps and Evergreen ently were illegally introduced in muskies survive beyond nine to the west and Curlew, Silver recent years. If given the option, years. and Newman in the northeast — the muskies strongly prefer feed- Hickman’s record fish is ex- is noteworthy in itself. ing on soft-finned fish, Baker ceptional in every way. Idaho’s state record tiger said. “It was 12 years old and one musky, 44.26 pounds, was caught “Although the tiger musky of 336 tiger muskies planted in last August in Little Payette Lake. diet in Curlew is roughly 50-50 Curlew in 2002, as determined But Washington apparently is a pikeminnow and trout, the rain- by the presence of a coded wire more consistent lunker producer. bow fishing actually improved tag,” Mayer said. The Muskies Inc. “Lunge with the introduction of tiger It’s illegal in Washington for 321 N. Pearl St. • Centralia Log” for 2013 lists Washington muskies because of the impact an angler to keep a tiger musky In The Chronicle Building, Maple St. Entrance CH526389cf.ke as producing eight of the top 13 they’ve had in reducing the num- less than 50 inches long, a rule 360-736-6322 • signpro100.com tiger muskies officially recorded ber of pikeminnows, which com- supported by musky aficionados. in the nation in the all-tackle cat- pete with the trout,” Baker said. 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Commentary NFL Police Clear Marshawn Lynch BELLEVUE, Wash. (AP) — Police have cleared Seattle Se- ahawks running back Marshawn Lynch in an assault and property damage case. The Bellevue Police Depart- ment issued a statement late Wednesday night saying Lynch wasn’t involved and that the case remained open. The police de- partment expressed appreciation for cooperation from Lynch and Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press the Seahawks. In this Aug. 2 ile photo, Seattle Se- Police initially released a ahawks running back Marshawn Lynch statement Monday mentioning walks on the ield during NFL football Lynch. The Seahawks released training camp in Renton, Wash. Police a statement a day later saying in Bellevue, Washington, are investigat- they believed the accusations to ing whether Lynch was involved in an be “bogus” after speaking with assault and damage of personal prop- Lynch. erty. Soccer

Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Chris Young throws against the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday in Seattle. DeAndre Yedlin Signs With Tottenham, Will Remain M’s Pitching Staff Chasing History With Sounders This Season loyd McClendon made By Matt Pentz stead "become a Tottenham play- the proclamation just two M’S TAKE AIM AT RARE MARK er at some other point," Hanauer weeks into spring training. The Seattle Times L No major-league team has had an earned-run average below 3.00 said, "it could be January or June." "I think we have shutdown DeAndre Yedlin, Seattle Yedlin's agent, Chris Mega- pitching," the first-year Mariners since 1989, and no AL team since the strike-shortened season of 1981 or since 1974 for a full season. Seattle’s team ERA going into Tuesday’s native and Sounders academy loudis, confirmed in an email manager said in early March. game was 2.97. A look at the past 10 years of ERA leaders in the AL: product, is leaving the Seattle that he and Yedlin will be in Five months later, his proph- Sounders. discussions with the club as this ecy fulfilled, Year AL Leader ERA M’s ERA But not before he helps the MLS season winds down. McClendon 2014 Mariners 2.97 2.97 club make one last push at its Although the details are still knows better 2013 Kansas City 3.45 4.31 first MLS Cup — and maybe being ironed out, "It's a done than even to 2012 Tampa Bay 3.19 3.76 even helps out on another. deal," Hanauer said. joke about how 2011 L.A. Angels 3.57 3.90 The Sounders have agreed It's easy to forget that just two right he was. 2010 Oakland 3.56 3.93 to sell Yedlin to Tottenham summers ago Yedlin was prepar- "I can't say I 2009 Mariners 3.87 3.87 Hotspur of the English Premier ing for his sophomore season at knew we'd be 2008 Toronto 3.49 4.73 League, with Yedlin staying in the University of Akron. The fol- this good," Mc- 2007 Boston 3.87 4.73 Seattle through at least the rest lowing January, he signed with By Jerry Brewer Clendon said, 2006 Detroit 3.84 4.60 of the 2014 MLS season, the club the Sounders as the club's first grinning. "This The Seattle 2005 Cleveland/Chicago 3.61 4.49 announced Wednesday. Times homegrown player, and he made is historical." "Our goal is always to posi- his MLS debut a few months The Mariners don't just have tion ourselves to challenge for later. the best team earned-run aver- best 2.36 ERA) and a host of had a revolving door in the fifth and win championships. But in "When we signed DeAndre as age in the majors, a special feat diverse pitching talent that has spot. Surprisingly, 10 different our league, it's a delicate balance," a Homegrown, (sporting direc- for an American League team kept hitters off balance all sea- pitchers have made at least one Sounders owner and general tor Chris Henderson) said, basi- facing lineups with a designated son. start. Nevertheless, the starters manager Adrian Hanauer said in cally, we got a player that would hitter most every night. They're "Talk about unique — we've have combined for a 3.27 ERA. a media conference call. have been one of the top three got it all," catcher Mike Zunino also chasing history. With a 2.97 This isn't the Atlanta Braves "This transaction provides, picks in the MLS draft," Hanauer ERA after Tuesday night's 6-3 said. "We have guys with great of the 1990s living off Greg first, a great opportunity to win said. victory over Toronto, Seattle curveballs, great cutters, great Maddux, Tom Glavine and John a championship in 2014. Sec- "I raised an eyebrow at him." has a chance to become the first sliders, guys with plus fastballs. ond, it provides us with alloca- Smoltz. This isn't the Philadel- It wouldn't be the last time team in a quarter century to fin- We have the whole spectrum tion money this is paramount to Yedlin inspired that reaction. ish a full season with a sub-3.00 covered. To have that much tal- phia Phillies when they had Roy maintaining a competitive squad Few tabbed him to get called ERA. ent, we can pretty much match Halladay, Cole Hamels, Cliff Lee going forward." into the pre-World Cup camp If Mariners pitchers continue up with any lineup." and Roy Oswalt. There has been ESPN's Taylor Twellman is re- with the United States national being so stingy, they'll be the As caught up as the Mariners more struggle, more thought in- porting that the transfer is worth team, let alone to make the final first AL team to complete a full are in the long season and this volved, more surprises. And it's $4 million. Yedlin has signed a squad. Yedlin came on as a sub- exciting wild-card race, they're season with a two-something all the more impressive that this four-year deal with Tottenham stitute in three of the four U.S. ERA in 40 years. The Oakland still able to appreciate how good hasn't been some star-aligned, and will join the club prior to the matches, holding his own. Athletics, who went on to win the pitching has been. 2015 EPL season, Spurs said on "I'm very excited to come to the World Series, did it in 1974. "It's been amazing to watch," magical journey. "We missed Kuma," McClen- their website. the Premier League," Yedlin said It should also be noted that the pitcher James Paxton said. What happens until then is in a video on the Spurs website, New York Yankees finished with "It's unbelievable," Zunino don said. "We missed Paxton still up in the air. "and challenge myself against a 2.90 ERA in 1981, but their said. for a couple months. Our fifth Yedlin is not returning to the some of the best players in the strike-shortened season ended McClendon saw it coming. starters have given us like two Sounders on loan, but will in- world." after 107 games. Sort of. wins out of 23 to 24 starts. It just This is a period of dominant "We had depth," he said. speaks volumes about the rest of pitching across baseball, but that "That's what I saw early on. Pax- the guys and what they've done. While the Mariners' offense ton flew under the radar the only makes it more impressive That's why I'm so excited about Mariners has struggled for most of the that the Mariners have managed whole spring. I thought Paxton Paxton, because he's like a free- year, the pitching staff has more to stand out. An amazing 23 of had shutdown stuff. He's a left- Continued from Sports 1 agent signing, coming in this than carried the load. Hisashi 30 Major League Baseball teams hander throwing 99. Easy. I Iwakuma guided the Mariners late. I look for big things from per game. In the first 16 games have sub-4.00 team ERAs. Just mean, come on. through 6 2/3 scoreless innings, "(Roenis) Elias, he flew under him. I think he's going to be spe- after the All-Star break, they about everybody is pitching well, just missing out on going at least the radar, too. The kid came off scored 43 runs, or just 2.7 runs but the Mariners' strength is cial for us down the stretch." seven innings and giving up two more potent than the common a boat. I didn't think he would per game. You've wondered all season if runs or less for the seventh time strength. They're in front of this be shaken by facing Albert Pu- the stellar pitching is sustainable, They scored at least four runs in seven of their nine games this in his past eight starts. trend instead of merely follow- jols." and the Mariners have only got- What's most remarkable is homestand. In their previous The Mariners also stretched ing it. ten better as the year progressed. Even though it's all you talk that the Mariners have been the 16 games, they had scored four their club record of allowing about, the greatness of this standard despite some injury ad- Since June 21, the team ERA runs or more only six times. The three runs or less to 12 straight pitching staff doesn't get enough versity. Iwakuma missed the sea- is 2.40, and opponents are hit- Mariners are 48-10 this season games. respect. That's because the cele- son's first month. Chris Young, ting just .207. And the bullpen, when they score four runs in a Iwakuma battled out of a bration of the pitchers' successes the most incredible comeback which McClendon has properly game. jam in the fourth inning with often comes with a lament about story of the year, was a late addi- deemed "phenomenal," is still On an individual level, Ken- two outs and runners on sec- the team's poor hitting. But this tion just to fill out the rotation. fresh, having pitched the third- drys Morales started to show ond and third. But he struck out is the deepest staff in the majors. Paxton was injured early and fewest innings in the AL. signs of life after a slow start Munenori Kawasaki to end the since joining the Mariners in a The Mariners are blessed with missed several months. Taijuan From Beimel to Wilhelmsen, threat. Walker, a presumptive starter, trade from Minnesota. Morales the best right-hander in the this has been one historic pitch- The only other danger the game, Felix Hernandez, who is injured his shoulder in spring put the Mariners in front right Blue Jays mustered came in the ing staff. The Mariners will de- having his finest season at age training and has made just three away with a two-run home run seventh inning, when Iwakuma stroy the franchise ERA record 28. They have the consistently starts. in the first inning. It was just his put a runner on first with two excellent Hisashi Iwakuma as Hernandez, Iwakuma, Young of 3.54, set in 2001. third home run of the season outs. McClendon pulled him their No. 2. But they also have and Elias have provided great Now, if only they can get this but his second since joining the and brought in reliever Charlie Mariners and his second in as the best bullpen around (AL- stability, but the Mariners have all-time group in the playoffs. Furbush, who walked the first many nights. Morales has hit in four of his and only batter he faced. past five games, including three McClendon dipped further The experience in Canada Mia said. "I don't think I'll ever multi-hit games. into his bullpen and called on Martin was considerably cooler than quit when I'm older." "He's starting to settle in a lit- Danny Farquhar, who struck out her experience competing at a Both Mia and her family, tle bit," McClendon said before Jose Reyes with two runners on Continued from Sports 1 national competition a few years who live in Chehalis, were very the game. "He's starting to swing to end the inning. ago in Albuquerque. the bat. I see him taking much Yoervis Medina worked a may have had a great ride, but gracious of the local community "The ride was much prettier that pulled together to help her better BP, driving the ball to all scoreless eighth inning and Fer- they might think otherwise." instead of just seeing the des- fields and really staying inside nando Rodney picked up his Martin is riding a leased reach nationals. Mia’s mother, ert," Martin said. "I liked going who works at Fords Prairie the ball." 35th save of the season. 22-year-old half Arabian with through and seeing all the rivers the barn name of "Grandma" Elementary in Centralia, was along the way. Canada is a lot floored that the school’s staff that makes up in legacy what different. Like, their money and PACIFIC NORTHWEST helped with a fundraiser. Spon- she lacks in youth. Grandma al- the people's accents are great." ALASKA, WASHINGTON, OREGON, IDAHO, MONTANA, UTAH ready has nine national champi- sors have also helped Mia offset While this is Mia's last year REACH 3 million Paciic Northwesterners with just One Call! onships to her credit. as a youth competitor, there are the costs of competition. "It costs $1,800 just to get n PNDC CLASSIFIED - Daily Newspapers "She's a character," Mia said. no plans of letting up. Martin 29 newspapers - 1,187,980 circulation "Compared to most Arabs she's hopes to compete through high the horse up here," Donna said. Number of words: 25 l Extra word cost: $10 not the prettiest, but we say she's "That was just amazing. People Cost: $540 (Runs 3 consecutive days including wkds.) school, college and eventually CH526370ac/cg pretty in her own way. She's not have been so amazing." n PNDN 2x2 DISPLAY - Daily Newspapers become a trainer. 27 newspapers - 1,016,864 circulation the horse that will ever retire. "My parents have always And with two national cham- Size: 2x2 (3.25”x2”) Cost: 1x 2x2: $1,050 She loves her job and to ride on asked if I would ever quit, but pionships under her belt, Mia her is an honor. She has a special this is really one of the only Martin has also been just that — More info: [email protected] or call (916) 288-6011 place in all our hearts." things I know that I'm good at," amazing. • Sports 5 SPORTS The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014

College Football Cougars Linebacker Cyrus Coen Improving in Pass Defense By Jacob Thorpe The Spokesman-Review LEWISTON — Cyrus Coen says he can’t wait to face oppos- ing offenses. Washington State’s quarterbacks are probably ready for him to make someone else’s life harder, too. You wouldn’t be- lieve it to watch WSU’s fall camp but pass coverage used to be a weakness for Coen. “That was kind of the knock on him,” said coach Mike Leach of the Sam linebacker from Pearl City, Hawaii. At some point this offseason, Coen turned that disadvantage Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press into a strength. Facing four re- Washington defensive players gather in a quick huddle during the irst session of NCAA college football practice before the upcoming fall season, Monday in Seattle. ceivers while defending WSU’s Air Raid offense likely helped. In 22 career starts the former UW Football: Who’s Next in Line For Defense Up Front? walk-on has made three inter- By Christian Caple from A to B as fast as I can, and pace and tempo of the college fourth-year junior Jarrett Finau ceptions. None of them came last season, despite starting 10 games The News Tribune keep Coach Choate from losing game, plays a little more physical, should eventually factor into the his voice?” he’s going to do some really good fight for playing time, too. at Sam, the linebacker position SEATTLE — Jeff Choate Due to some offseason attri- things. He’s done a nice job up to Shelton was impressed not most often asked to drop back looks at the Washington Huskies’ tion, that younger crew might this point.” only with UW’s two-deeps Mon- into coverage. Coen has likely defensive line and sees the same be relied upon to fill out the Choate said Dissly has taken day, but also with the play of oth- produced double that number things an outside observer might. since the Cougars started fall Huskies’ depth chart. Fifth-year advantage of the opportunity er freshmen such as Shane Bow- UW’s camp on Aug. 2, and has made senior end Josh Shirley trans- presented by some other linemen man and Jaylen Johnson. defensive three interceptions in live situ- ferred to UNLV, and promising being dinged up early in camp. “They definitely had some line starters sophomore Marcus Farria was But he expects him to contribute ations, including an end zone production in our first scrim- — and nine dismissed from the team prior to early. interception of starter Connor days into camp. “The guy’s gonna help us, no mage,” Shelton said. “They had Halliday during a formal scrim- camp, that’s One intriguing prospect question,” Choate said. “He’s a few alignment errors but other mage. a fluid distinction — have been whose name continues to sur- gonna play some football for us. than that, their effort to the ball, “I’ve definitely been working in college long enough to be able face as a quick learner is fresh- It’s probably going to be sooner playing the football, just having at it,” Coen said. “Seven-on-sev- to find their way blindfolded man Will Dissly, a 6-foot-4, than later.” that mindset to get to the ball en all summer, been watching a from the Quad to the Ave. 273-pound native of Bozeman, Petersen said after Tuesday’s and make a play is something lot of film all summer. Coverage Danny Shelton, Evan Hudson, Montana. practice that Tupou was one of you don’t really see in young has been a big part of my sum- Andrew Hudson, Hau’oli Kikaha Dissly is one of three true Monday’s stars, knocking down guys. mer.” — they’re all seniors. freshmen who have been taking a quarterback and forcing a “I don’t really see our depth Coen made 60 tackles for And with the exception of consistent repetitions with the fumble — it was live action for being a problem. It’s more us the Cougars last season, the Shelton, they’re all fifth-year se- No. 2 defense — defensive backs everyone, quarterbacks included coming as a unified defense.” fourth-most on the team. Dur- niors. Budda Baker and Naijiel Hale — that linebacker Travis Feeney Shelton mentioned that the ing the summer he was named Behind them are a batch of are the other two — and he was picked up and returned for a first-team defense spent “about to the inaugural 40-man watch capable but unpolished pros- named as one of the unit’s stand- touchdown. 18” consecutive plays on the field pects, high on potential but low list for the Polynesian College outs during Monday’s closed Shelton and Hudson indepen- during Monday’s scrimmage, on experience. Football Player of the Year award. scrimmage. dently named Tupou as one of an endurance test issued by the “I really see there’s kind of two So, too, was fourth-year ju- the scrimmage’s top performers, At 6-foot, 208 pounds, he is the coaching staff to remind them, groups for us — we’ve kind of got nior Taniela Tupou, an Arch- too. And Tupou has been work- smallest player in WSU’s defen- our veteran crew that’s working bishop Murphy alum who has ing consistently with the No. 2 as Choate said, “that they’re not sive front seven and he’s only to improve on the details of the been around since 2011 but has defensive line, along with Dissly, in football shape yet.” gotten smaller since playing at game,” said Choate, UW’s defen- played sparingly. redshirt freshman Elijah Qualls And besides, Choate said, “it 213 pounds as a sophomore. He sive line coach, “and then we’ve “He’s real smart. So he’s kind and third-year sophomore buck was 17. Danny’s exaggerating by isn’t going to stifle receivers or kind of got a younger crew be- of figured out what’s going on,” linebacker (think hybrid defen- one.” shut down passing lanes with his hind them that’s really all kind coach Chris Petersen said of sive end) Psalm Wooching, who Close enough. If Shelton’s length, and he’s not a guy who of in the same spot as far as try- Dissly, who was rated a 2-star was a fullback his first two sea- evaluations of UW’s young line- can easily see past the battling ing to figure out, ‘How do I line recruit by Scout.com. “I think sons. men are as accurate, the Huskies linemen to read a quarterback’s up? How do I go from four to six, when he kind of figures out the Sophomore Joe Mathis and will take it. eyes. “I don’t know if he’s that fast, either,” Leach said. “He’s just kind of an instinctive guy and it NBA means a lot to him to play well. I think he works hard at it and I think the more time he’s put in he’s become really good at ex- ecuting his assignment.” Some of Coen’s success can be attributed to a linebacking corps that is playing in sync with a lot of snaps together under its belt. Darryl Monroe, Kache Pa- lacio and Tana Pritchard were all starters by the end of last season, and that trust to cover for one another allows Coen to go for the big play at times. At the very least that experi- ence has given the entire line- backing corps a better under- standing of opposing offenses. “Certainly with him, Tana, Darryl and Kache that have played a lot of football together now, there is certainly better communication,” linebackers coach Ken Wilson said. “They’re Tony Dejak / The Associated Press not worried about the defensive Cleveland Cavaliers’ LeBron James walks with his family into the stadium after being introduced for his homecoming Friday in Akron, Ohio. call as much. More about what the offense is doing, what are the splits, where the running back is, dissecting some of that stuff bet- Heat Schedule Highlighted by LeBron’s Christmas Visit ter whereas last year they were By Ira Winderman combined 16 national broad- LeBron, there’s something against conference rivals New just trying to get each other lined up.” Sun Sentinel (MCT) casts on ABC, TNT and ESPN, wrong with them.” York, Detroit, Chicago and To- compared with 25 such expo- While the context of this ronto, with just single visits by A lot of what Coen is doing MIAMI — There will be sures last season, when the Heat season’s schedule figures to be the Knicks and Detroit Pistons, differently happens before the plenty of LeBron, with the Mi- were coming off consecutive different, with the lessened na- and just one road game this sea- snap. He isn’t necessarily faster ami Heat’s 2014-15 schedule to NBA championships. tional exposure and slimmer son against the Chicago Bulls than he used to be or better at feature four games against the Those are just a few of the championship hopes, it essen- and Toronto Raptors. breaking on the ball when it’s in player who a month ago walked the air. But because of the time away from the four-time de- twists of the Heat’s regular-sea- tially is the same package as Even with the NBA follow- son schedule that was released always, home-and-home two- ing up on its plan to give every spent in the film room this sum- fending Eastern Conference mer Coen is more frequently in champions. Wednesday by the NBA, after game series against each of the team a week off during the mid- drips and drabs already had 15 Western Conference teams February All-Star break, with the right place to make a play. There will, however, be a “I think he’s putting himself bit less Carmelo Anthony than been reported, including the and four games against all East- the Heat idle from Feb. 12 to Heat’s 5 p.m. Christmas Day ern Conference teams with the Feb. 19, the Heat still are lim- in better positions to get inter- some transplanted New York- ceptions,” Wilson said. “Some of game against LeBron James and exception of four. ited to 16 back-to-back sets, one ers might have hoped for, with it is the quarterback’s reads and the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Instead of the typical two fewer than last season and nine the New York Knicks scheduled him getting in better positions, first of the teams’ four meetings. home games and two road short of the franchise all-time for just a single visit to America- and the pressure our defensive Of James’ return, Charles games against other East teams, high. The Heat do not have nAirlines Arena this season. line’s getting on our quarter- Barkley said Wednesday on the Heat’s 2014-15 schedule is any back-to-back sets of home And the national spotlight backs. So, it’s a combination of will not burn as bright, with a NBA TV, “If they don’t cheer limited to three-game series games. things but he’s certainly produc- ing and that’s good to see.”

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Scoreboard Local LA Angels at Boston, 4 p.m. FC Dallas at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. 5. Joey Logano $4,147,686 Sports on the Air Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 5 p.m. 6. Carl Edwards $3,369,747 Riverside Women’s Golf Club Kansas City at Minnesota, 5 p.m. League Leaders 7. Kevin Harvick $4,216,650 18-Hole Sub Par THURSDAY, Aug. 14 Cincinnati at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. Goals 8. Kyle Busch $4,146,468 August 12, 2014 GOLF 1. Bradley Wright-Phillips 18 9. Denny Hamlin $3,969,926 First Division Tuesday’s Games 2. Dom Dwyer 14 1. Dorie Pannette 10. Aric Almirola $3,366,127 Noon Houston at NY Yankees, 4 p.m. 3. Erick Torres 14 2. Donna Coburn 11. Kurt Busch $2,717,574 TGC — PGA Tour, Wyndham Champion- Arizona at Washington, 4 p.m. 4. Robbie Keane 12 3. Susan Remund 12. AJ Allmendinger $2,892,698 ship, first round, at Greensboro, N.C. 3. Christie Greiter Seattle at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. 5. Jermain Defoe 11 Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. 13. Matt Kenseth $4,192,805 3:30 p.m. Second Division LA Angels at Boston, 4 p.m. Shots 14. Ryan Newman $2,789,604 TGC — USGA, U.S. Amateur Champion- 1. Vicki Pogothelc Texas at Miami, 4 p.m. 1. Dom Dwyer 78 15. Kyle Larson $3,275,280 ship, second and third round matches, at Atlanta 2. Patty Reichert Detroit at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. 2. Robbie Keane 77 16. Clint Bowyer $3,427,598 (same-day tape) 3. Linda Meyers San Francisco at Chicago Cubs, 5 p.m. 3. Deshorn Brown 76 17. Greg Biffle $3,581,489 Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 5 p.m. 4. Giles Barnes 73 18. Kasey Kahne $2,948,164 2:30 a.m. Toronto at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. 5. Pedro Morales 73 19. Austin Dillon $3,500,672 TGC — European PGA Tour, Made in Den- Cleveland at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 20. Marcos Ambrose $3,131,540 mark, second round, part I, at Farso, Denmark MLB Cincinnati at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. Shots on Goal 21. Paul Menard $3,354,713 LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL Kansas City at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. 1. Bradley Wright-Phillips 37 Major League Baseball 22. Brian Vickers $3,367,948 NY Mets at Oakland, 7 p.m. 2. Robbie Keane 35 10 a.m. American League Standings 23. Jamie McMurray $4,286,167 San Diego at LA Dodgers, 7 p.m. 3. Dom Dwyer 32 ESPN — World Series, double elimination, EAST W L PCT GB 4. Diego Valeri 28 24. Tony Stewart $3,178,572 Baltimore 69 50 .580 — teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. League Leaders 5. Clint Dempsey 26 25. Casey Mears $2,899,052 Toronto 63 59 .516 7½ Noon American League 26. Martin Truex Jr. $2,988,605 New York 61 58 .513 8 Batting Average Assists 27. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $3,190,155 ESPN — World Series, double elimination, Tampa Bay 59 61 .492 10½ 1. Jose Altuve, HOU .338 1. Thierry Henry 10 28. Danica Patrick $2,451,934 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Boston 54 65 .454 15 2. Robinson Cano, SEA .329 2. Javier Morales 9 29. Justin Allgaier $2,618,265 CENTRAL 2 p.m. 3. Michael Brantley, CLE .325 3. Pedro Morales 9 30. Michael Annett $2,425,847 Kansas City 65 54 .546 — ESPN2 — World Series, double elimination, 4. Victor Martinez, DET .323 4. Cristian Maidana 8 Detroit 64 54 .542 ½ 31. David Gilliland $2,559,646 5. Adrian Beltre, TEX .317 5. Diego Valeri 8 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Cleveland 60 60 .500 5½ 32. David Ragan $2,552,963 4 p.m. Chicago 57 64 .471 9 33. Cole Whitt $2,146,210 Home Runs Saves Minnesota 54 65 .454 11 34. Reed Sorenson $2,226,456 ESPN2 — World Series, double elimination, 1. Nelson Cruz, BAL 31 1. Luis Robles 82 WEST 35. Alex Bowman $2,233,356 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. 1. Jose Abreu, CHW 31 2. Donovan Ricketts 75 Oakland 73 47 .608 — 3. Chris Carter, HOU 28 3. Jon Busch 74 36. Josh Wise $2,144,210 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Los Angeles 70 49 .588 2½ 4. Mike Trout, LAA 27 4. Steve Clark 70 37. Ryan Truex $1,600,322 9 a.m. Seattle 65 55 .542 8 5. David Ortiz, BOS 26 5. Bill Hamid 69 38. Michael McDowell $1,033,089 MLB — Regional coverage, L.A. Dodgers at Houston 50 71 .413 23½ 39. Travis Kvapil $1,171,276 Texas 47 73 .392 26 Atlanta or Pittsburgh at Detroit (10 a.m.) Runs Batted In Yellow Cards 40. Terry Labonte $608,387 Noon 1. Miguel Cabrera, DET 86 1. Hassoun Camara 8 41. Bobby Labonte $569,036 National League Standings 1. Jose Abreu, CHW 86 2. Perry Kitchen 8 MLB — Oakland at Kansas City (joined in EAST W L PCT GB 42. Parker Kligerman $829,833 3. Mike Trout, LAA 85 3. Gonzalo Pineda 7 progress) Washington 65 53 .551 — 43. Jeff Burton $211,200 4. Josh Donaldson, OAK 84 4. Andy Dorman 6 Atlanta 61 59 .508 5 44. Michael Waltrip $497,773 4 p.m. 4. David Ortiz, BOS 84 5. Davy Arnaud 6 Miami 59 61 .492 7 45. Juan Pablo Montoya $238,595 MLB — Regional coverage, Washington at New York 57 64 .471 9½ Wins 46. David Stremme $493,038 N.Y. Mets or Arizona at Miami Philadelphia 53 68 .438 13½ 1. Felix Hernandez, SEA 13 WNBA 47. Alex Kennedy $283,910 NFL FOOTBALL CENTRAL 1. Corey Kluber, CLE 13 48. David Reutimann $255,665 Milwaukee 66 53 .555 — 5 p.m. 1. Jon Lester, BOS/OAK 13 Women’s National 49. Dave Blaney $371,342 Pittsburgh 63 55 .534 2½ ESPN — Preseason, Jacksonville at Chicago 1. Jered Weaver, LAA 13 Basketball Association 50. Brett Moffitt $193,600 St. Louis 62 55 .530 3 1. Max Scherzer, DET 13 League Standings TENNIS Cincinnati 60 58 .508 5½ Eastern Conference Sprint Cup Standings 10 a.m. Chicago 50 67 .427 15 ERA As of Aug. 14 WEST W L PCT GB ESPN2 — ATP World Tour/WTA, Western & 1. Felix Hernandez, SEA 1.95 z-Atlanta 18 14 .563 - 1. Dale Earnhardt Jr. 773 Los Angeles 69 53 .566 — 2. Chris Sale, CHW 2.01 Southern Open, men’s and women’s round of 16, Chicago 15 17 .469 3 2. Brad Keselowski 696 San Francisco 63 57 .525 5 3. Corey Kluber, CLE 2.46 at Cincinnati Washington 15 17 .469 3 3. Jimmie Johnson 650 San Diego 57 62 .479 10½ 4.Masahiro Tanaka, NYY 2.51 6 p.m. Arizona 52 68 .433 16 Indiana 14 17 .452 3 ½ 4. Jeff Gordon 769 4. Jon Lester, BOS/OAK 2.51 New York 13 18 .419 4 ½ Colorado 46 74 .383 22 5. Joey Logano 671 ESPN2 — WTA, Western & Southern Open, e-Connecticut 12 20 .375 6 Saves 6. Carl Edwards 658 round of 16, at Cincinnati Tuesday’s Results 7. Kevin Harvick 645 8 p.m. 1. Greg Holland, KC 35 Western Conference at Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 2 1. Fernando Rodney, SEA 35 W L PCT GB 8. Kyle Busch 615 ESPN2 — ATP World Tour, Western & South- LA Dodgers 4, at Atlanta 2 3. David Robertson, NYY 31 z-Phoenix 27 5 .844 - 9. Denny Hamlin 552 Boston 3, at Cincinnati 2 ern Open, round of 16, at Cincinnati (same-day 4. Glen Perkins, MIN 30 x-Minnesota 24 8 .750 3 10. Aric Almirola 532 Washington 7, at NY Mets 1 tape) 5. Koji Uehara, BOS 26 x-Los Angeles 15 17 .469 12 11. Kurt Busch 529 at Miami 3, St. Louis 0 San Antonio 14 18 .438 13 12. AJ Allmendinger 525 at Texas 3, Tampa Bay 2 Wins Above Replacement e-Tulsa 12 20 .375 15 13. Matt Kenseth 703 FRIDAY, Aug. 15 at Chicago Cubs 3, Milwaukee 0 1. Mike Trout, LAA 6.3 Seattle 12 20 .375 15 14. Ryan Newman 645 AUTO RACING Oakland 11, at Kansas City 3 2. Josh Donaldson, OAK 6.1 at Houston 10, Minnesota 4 15. Kyle Larson 635 9 a.m. 3. Robinson Cano, SEA 5.2 z - Clinched Conference at LA Angels 7, Philadelphia 2 16. Clint Bowyer 634 FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for 4. Kyle Seager, SEA 5.1 x - Clinched Playoff Berth at Seattle 6, Toronto 3 17. Greg Biffle 626 5. Adrian Beltre, TEX 4.9 e - Eliminated From Playoffs Pure Michigan 400, at Brooklyn, Mich. at San Diego 4, Colorado 1 18. Kasey Kahne 622 Chi. White Sox 3, at San Francisco 2 10:30 a.m. National League Tuesday’s Results 19. Austin Dillon 616 FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, practice for Batting Average Phoenix 76, New York 64 20. Marcos Ambrose 584 Wednesday’s Results 1. Troy Tulowitzki, COL .340 Los Angeles 71, Minnesota 63 21. Paul Menard 574 Careers for Veterans 200, at Brooklyn, Mich. Boston 5, at Cincinnati 4 2. Justin Morneau, COL .324 22. Brian Vickers 573 Noon Minnesota 3, at Houston 1 3. Josh Harrison, PIT .316 Wednesday’s Results Chicago 72, Washington 69 23. Jamie McMurray 566 FS1 — NASCAR, Truck Series, final practice at San Francisco 7, Chi. White Sox 1 4. Andrew McCutchen, PIT .311 Atlanta 96, Phoenix 82 24. Tony Stewart 537 for Careers for Veterans 200, at Brooklyn, Mich. at Cleveland 3, Arizona 2 5. Ben Revere, PHI .309 at San Diego 5, Colorado 3 25. Casey Mears 516 1:30 p.m. Thursday’s Games 26. Martin Truex Jr. 508 at Baltimore 5, NY Yankees 3 Home Runs New York at Indiana, 4 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying at Detroit 8, Pittsburgh 4 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 31 27. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 447 for Pure Michigan 400, at Brooklyn, Mich. at Atlanta 3, LA Dodgers 2 28. Danica Patrick 419 2. Anthony Rizzo, CHC 27 Friday’s Games BOXING Washington 3, at NY Mets 2 3. Marlon Byrd, PHI 22 Washington at Connecticut, 4 p.m. 29. Justin Allgaier 398 St. Louis 5, at Miami 2 4. Justin Upton, ATL 21 Tulsa at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. 30. Michael Annett 360 6 p.m. Minnesota at San Antonio, 5 p.m. Arizona 1, at Cleveland 0 4. Lucas Duda, NYM 21 31. David Gilliland 334 ESPN2 — Lightweights, Rustam Nugaev (27- Seattle at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 10, at Texas 1 32. David Ragan 312 6-1) vs. Denis Shafikov (33-1-1), at Santa Ynez, at Chicago Cubs 4, Milwaukee 2 Runs Batted In Saturday’s Games 33. Cole Whitt 306 at Kansas City 3, Oakland 0 Calif. 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 82 Chicago at Indiana, 4 p.m. 34. Reed Sorenson 283 at LA Angels 4, Philadelphia 3 GOLF 2. Adrian Gonzalez, LAD 80 New York at Washington, 4 p.m. 35. Alex Bowman 265 at Seattle 2, Toronto 0 3. Ryan Howard, PHI 73 Tulsa at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 6:30 a.m. 36. Josh Wise 265 4. Ian Desmond, WSH 72 Los Angeles at Phoenix, 7 p.m. 37. Ryan Truex 174 TGC — European PGA Tour, Made in Den- Thursday’s Games 5. Justin Upton, ATL 70 LA Dodgers at Atlanta, 9 a.m. Sunday’s Games 38. Michael McDowell 140 mark, second round, part II, at Farso, Denmark Pittsburgh at Detroit, 10 a.m. Atlanta at Connecticut, 10 a.m. 39. Travis Kvapil 132 9:30 a.m. Wins San Antonio at Chicago, 3 p.m. Oakland at Kansas City, 11 a.m. 40. Terry Labonte 77 1. Johnny Cueto, CIN 14 Indiana at New York, 3 p.m. TGC — LPGA, Wegmans Championship, Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 11:20 a.m. 1. Adam Wainwright, STL 14 Phoenix at Seattle, 6 p.m. 41. Bobby Labonte 54 second round, at Pittsford, N.Y. Houston at Boston, 4 p.m. 1. Wily Peralta, MIL 14 42. Parker Kligerman 54 Noon Washington at NY Mets, 4 p.m. League Leaders 1. Clayton Kershaw, LAD 14 43. Jeff Burton 51 TGC — PGA Tour, Wyndham Champion- Arizona at Miami, 4 p.m. 5. Madison Bumgarner, SF 13 Points 44. Michael Waltrip 48 Tampa Bay at Texas, 5 p.m. 1. Maya Moore (MIN) 24.2 ship, second round, at Greensboro, N.C. 2. Skylar Diggins (TUL) 20.3 45. Juan Pablo Montoya 47 San Diego at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. ERA 3. Candace Parker (LA) 19.3 46. David Stremme 43 3:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. 1. Clayton Kershaw, LAD 1.78 4. Angel McCoughtry (ATL) 19.0 47. Alex Kennedy 37 TGC — Champions Tour, Dick’s Sporting 2. Johnny Cueto, CIN 2.05 5. Tina Charles (NY) 18.2 48. David Reutimann 37 Friday’s Games 3. Adam Wainwright, STL 2.34 Goods Open, first round, at Endicott, N.Y. (same- 49. Dave Blaney 34 Baltimore at Cleveland, 4 p.m. 4. Cole Hamels, PHI 2.37 Rebounds day tape) Pittsburgh at Washington, 4 p.m. 5. Henderson Alvarez, MIA 2.48 1. Courtney Paris (TUL) 10.3 50. Brett Moffitt 32 5:30 p.m. Seattle at Detroit, 4 p.m. 2. Tina Charles (NY) 9.7 TGC — USGA, U.S. Amateur Championship, Houston at Boston, 4 p.m. Saves 3. Glory Johnson (TUL) 9.5 4. Erlana Larkins (IND) 9.2 Chicago Cubs at NY Mets, 4 p.m. 1. Francisco Rodriguez, MIL 36 quarterfinal matches, at Atlanta (same-day tape) 5. Sancho Lyttle (ATL) 9.2 Arizona at Miami, 4 p.m. 2. Craig Kimbrel, ATL 35 Golf LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL NY Yankees at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m. 2. Trevor Rosenthal, STL 35 Assists 10 a.m. Oakland at Atlanta, 4:35 p.m. 4. Kenley Jansen, LAD 33 1. Diana Taurasi (PHX) 5.7 2014 PGA Tour ESPN — World Series, double elimination, LA Angels at Texas, 5 p.m. 5. Steve Cishek, MIA 30 2. Lindsay Whalen (MIN) 5.4 Money Leaders Toronto at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 p.m. teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. 3. Danielle Robinson (SA) 5.2 As of Aug. 14 Kansas City at Minnesota, 5:10 p.m. 4. Skylar Diggins (TUL) 5.1 Noon Wins Above Replacement Golfer Money Amount San Diego at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. 1. Giancarlo Stanton, MIA 5.8 5. Odyssey Sims (TUL) 4.3 1. Rory McIlroy $6,965,895 ESPN — World Series, double elimination, Cincinnati at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. 2. Troy Tulowitzki, COL 5.7 Field Goal Percentage 2. Jimmy Walker $5,337,339 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Milwaukee at LA Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. 3. Jason Heyward, ATL 5.5 1. Erlana Larkins (IND) .610 Philadelphia at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. 3. Bubba Watson $5,185,361 2 p.m. 4. Andrew McCutchen, PIT 5.1 2. Courtney Paris (TUL) .594 4. Jim Furyk $4,635,595 5. Jonathan Lucroy, MIL 4.9 3. Brittney Griner (PHX) .581 ESPN2 — World Series, double elimination, Saturday’s Games 4. Crystal Langhorne (SEA) .566 5. Sergio Garcia $4,368,699 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Philadelphia at San Francisco, 1 p.m. 5. Erika de Souza (ATL) .554 6. Dustin Johnson $4,249,180 5 p.m. NY Yankees at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. 7. Matt Kuchar $4,129,968 ESPN — World Series, double elimination, Baltimore at Cleveland, 4 p.m. MLS Soccer Free Throw Percentage 8. Martin Kaymer $4,007,537 1. Elena Delle Donne (CHI) .952 Pittsburgh at Washington, 4 p.m. 9. Rickie Fowler $3,942,316 teams TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Seattle at Detroit, 4 p.m. MLS Standings 2. Danielle Robinson (SA) .940 3. Maya Moore (MIN) .883 10. Jordan Spieth $3,854,681 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Houston at Boston, 4 p.m. Eastern Conference Pts W L T 4. Diana Taurasi (PHX) .883 11. Patrick Reed $3,583,007 4 p.m. Toronto at Chicago White Sox, 4 p.m. Sporting Kansas City 39 11 6 6 5. Nneka Ogwumike (LA) .878 12. Justin Rose $3,493,734 Kansas City at Minnesota, 4 p.m. D.C. United 37 11 7 4 WGN — Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets 13. Adam Scott $3,390,693 Oakland at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Toronto FC 32 9 7 5 3-Point Percentage ROOT — Seattle at Detroit Chicago Cubs at NY Mets, 4 p.m. New York Red Bulls 28 6 7 10 1. Alex Montgomery (NY) .422 14. Brendon Todd $3,171,195 4:30 p.m. Arizona at Miami, 4 p.m. Philadelphia Union 27 6 8 9 2. Erin Phillips (PHX) .418 15. Ryan Moore $3,061,562 MLB — Regional coverage, Oakland at At- San Diego at St. Louis, 4:15 p.m. Columbus Crew 27 6 8 9 3. Jenna O’Hea (SEA) .410 16. Chris Kirk $3,016,866 LA Angels at Texas, 5 p.m. New England 26 8 12 2 4. Becky Hammon (SA) .407 17. Webb Simpson $2,999,661 lanta or Seattle at Detroit (7 p.m.) 5. Jia Perkins (SA) .407 Cincinnati at Colorado, 5 p.m. Chicago Fire 25 4 5 13 18. Zach Johnson $2,988,855 NFL FOOTBALL Milwaukee at LA Dodgers, 6 p.m. Houston Dynamo 22 6 12 4 Steals 19. Harris English $2,898,822 4:30 p.m. Montreal Impact 14 3 14 5 1. Angel McCoughtry (ATL) 2.5 20. Kevin Na $2,762,427 NFL — Preseason, Philadelphia at New Eng- Sunday’s Games 2. Sancho Lyttle (ATL) 2.4 21. Keegan Bradley $2,697,889 Baltimore at Cleveland, 10 a.m. Western Conference Pts W L T 3. Maya Moore (MIN) 2.0 land 22. Jason Day $2,590,907 Seattle at Detroit, 10 a.m. Seattle Sounders FC 41 13 6 2 4. Epiphanny Prince (CHI) 2.0 7:30 p.m. 23. Hideki Matsuyama $2,524,444 Chicago Cubs at NY Mets, 10 a.m. Real Salt Lake 39 10 4 9 5. Erlana Larkins (IND) 1.9 FOX — San Diego at Seattle 24. Marc Leishman $2,523,087 Arizona at Miami, 10 a.m. FC Dallas 36 10 7 6 Blocks NFL — Preseason, San Diego at Seattle Houston at Boston, 10:30 a.m. LA Galaxy 34 9 4 7 25. Matt Every $2,506,290 1. Brittney Griner (PHX) 3.9 (joined in progress) NY Yankees at Tampa Bay, 10:40 a.m. Vancouver Whitecaps 32 7 4 11 26. Graham DeLaet $2,397,500 2. Sylvia Fowles (CHI) 2.2 SOCCER Toronto at Chicago White Sox, 11 a.m. Colorado Rapids 30 8 9 6 3. Jessica Breland (CHI) 1.9 27. Brian Harman $2,350,354 Kansas City at Minnesota, 11 a.m. Portland Timbers 30 7 7 9 4. Erika de Souza (ATL) 1.5 28. John Senden $2,275,284 6 p.m. San Diego at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. San Jose Earthquakes 24 6 8 6 5. Candace Parker (LA) 1.4 29. Gary Woodland $2,222,419 NBCSN — MLS, Philadelphia at Houston LA Angels at Texas, 12 p.m. Chivas USA 23 6 11 5 30. Ryan Palmer $2,202,951 TENNIS Philadelphia at San Francisco, 1 p.m. 31. J.B. Holmes $2,166,004 8 a.m. Milwaukee at LA Dodgers, 1 p.m. Friday’s Games 32. Kevin Stadler $2,146,753 Cincinnati at Colorado, 1 p.m. Philadelphia at Houston, 6 p.m. NASCAR 33. Phil Mickelson $2,119,874 ESPN2 — ATP World Tour/WTA, Western Pittsburgh at Washington, 2 p.m. 34. Graeme McDowell $2,008,746 & Southern Open, men’s and women’s quarterfi- Oakland at Atlanta, 5 p.m. Saturday’s Games 2014 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series 35. Kevin Streelman $2,007,479 nals, at Cincinnati Seattle at Real Salt Lake, 11:30 a.m. Money Leaders As of Aug. 14 Monday’s Games Chicago at Montreal, 3:30 p.m. 36. Tim Clark $1,989,277 4 p.m. Driver Amount 37. George McNeill $1,914,990 Chicago Cubs at NY Mets, 9 a.m. Portland at New England, 4:30 p.m. 1. Dale Earnhardt Jr. $4,561,089 ESPN2 — ATP World Tour/WTA, Western 38. Charley Hoffman $1,912,449 Arizona at Washington, 4 p.m. LA Galaxy at Columbus, 4:30 p.m. 2. Brad Keselowski $4,890,795 & Southern Open, men’s and women’s quarterfi- Seattle at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Toronto FC at Sporting KC, 5:30 p.m. 3. Jimmie Johnson $4,510,201 39. Matt Jones $1,894,504 nals, at Cincinnati Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. Vancouver at Chivas USA, 7:30 p.m. 4. Jeff Gordon $4,666,596 40. 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» ALLMENDINGER WINS AT THE GLEN; CHASE BID LIKELY » STEWART MISSES GLEN; SPRINT CAR INCIDENT UNDER INVESTIGATION » 3M SPONSORSHIP JUMPS FROM BIFFLE TO GORDON INSIDENASCAR WATKINS GLEN A WEEKLY SPIN AROUND THE WORLD OF RACING UPSET IN UPSTATE AJ Allmendinger wins a thriller in Watkins Glen

ATKINS GLEN, N.Y. — The relatively new NASCAR Sprint Cup victory-lane ceremony in which the winning Mike Hembree driver puts a “WINNER” decal on his race car was more Athlon Sports special than most Sunday. NASCAR contributor W @MikeHembree The man applying the decal was AJ Allmendinger, who had waited 213 races for this moment. He also had endured a 2012 NASCAR suspension AJ Allmendinger celebrates his win in the Cheez-It 355 at the Glen on Sunday. All photos by Action Sports, Inc.0 for failing a drug test, a situation that clouded his career for months before he started on the come- back trail. Following Allmendinger and Ambrose in the top 5 were Kurt Busch, Kyle Larson and Carl Ed- That journey reached an end of sorts Sunday at Watkins Glen International as Allmendinger out- wards. dueled fellow road-course ace Marcos Ambrose in a thrilling battle over the closing laps to win the Busch said he watched the battle for the win in amazement. Cheez-It 355 at the Glen. The finish was one of the most dazzling of the Sprint Cup season, again un- “If you have a spot like that on the line to make the Chase and you’re two guys that have never been derlining the new level of competition seen in recent years on road courses. in it before racing at a road course where they have — not the upper hand, but they have a lot more The victory, the first of Allmendinger’s Sprint Cup career (and also the first for the JTG Daugherty confidence than they would on an oval — I just watched it all day long,” Busch said. “I was like, hey, team), carries a potentially bigger prize — a spot in the Chase for the Sprint Cup, which begins in a if I run third, that’s almost as good as being able to win this thing because those two are just going to month. bring back the steering wheel only. “Just a dream come true” is how the 32-year-old Allmendinger described it. “I really thought they did a phenomenal job to beat the heck out of each other and maintain a pace “When it comes to the Chase, with the new format it doesn’t mean we can’t show up to Chicago that didn’t allow me to get close enough. (where the Chase begins) and get hot early,” he said. “The way the format is laid out, you don’t have “It was just a phenomenal show. Those two deserve a lot of credit. Allmendinger brought home the to be amazing for 10 races. You just have to be good enough each three sets of races. The next thing trophy, and he deserves it. Ambrose gave everything he could. I was just hoping that, yes, those two you know you get to Homestead, and anything can happen.” would get a bit overzealous and I’d be able to squeak by them and pick up the win for our team.” Allmendinger scored the win despite incredible pressure from Ambrose, who also was looking for Allmendinger heaped praise on Ambrose, who, having missed his best opportunity on a course a victory for Chase entry. where has won previously, now faces an uphill road to the Chase. On the final two restarts, Allmendinger and Ambrose staged a torrid battle, their cars banging to- “I don’t believe he’s one of the best road racers in NASCAR; I don’t believe he’s one of the best in gether over the course’s tight turns before Allmendinger finally pushed his Chevrolet into a three-car- the U.S.; I believe he’s one of the best in the world,” Allmendinger said. “To be able to have to go with length lead on the white-flag lap. Ambrose couldn’t make up the deficit in the final run around the him basically one-on-one there — I’ve always respected him, but I respect him so much now because course. he could have easily just wrecked me, and honestly probably moved me out of the way and wrecked “We threw everything we could at it,” said Ambrose, who formerly drove for the JTG Daugherty me and drove to the win and made the Chase and everything is great, but he didn’t. He moved me out team. “We knew what was at stake, and we had a great race car, led a lot of laps, just came up a little of the way, and he leaned on me, and I leaned on him back, so to have that but have that mutual re- bit short.” spect where we know what the limit is.”

NASCAR NEWS & NOTES by Mike Hembree Athlon Sports contributor STEWART SITS The Watkins Glen garage area was rocked Sunday morning by news that Sprint Sponsor Movement On Tuesday, Hendrick Motorsports announced it had signed 3M as a sponsor for its No. 24 team and driver Cup driver Tony Stewart (below) had hit and killed Jeff Gordon (right) in a three-year deal beginning in 2015. 3M, longtime backer of Roush Fenway Racing’s No. 16 team and driver a young driver during a sprint car race Saturday Greg Biffle, will serve as Gordon’s primary sponsor for 11 races each season. The news comes on the heels of AARP’s “Drive to night in Canandaigua, N.Y. Stewart, a three-time End Hunger” announcing it was extending its sponsorship of Gordon’s No. 24 through 2015, yet at a reduced number of events — Sprint Cup champion and a frequent sprint-car from 23 races in 2014 to 13 races next year. Meanwhile, a contract extension for Biffle was announced last week, which will competitor, was involved in an accident with 20- keep him with RFR through 2016. RFR president Steve Newmark tweeted on Tuesday that, “We have some exciting '15 partner- year-old Kevin Ward Jr. Ward, obviously angry ship announcements for the No. 16 coming in the next few weeks and look forward to sharing soon.” about the wreck, climbed from his car and walked across the track to confront Stewart dur- NUMBERS GAME ing the caution period. As Stewart passed through the wreck area under caution, the back A dirty dozen. That’s how many drivers have qualified for the Chase for the Sprint Cup. of his car hit Ward, flinging him through the air. Watkins Glen winner AJ Allmendinger became the latest Sunday. With four races remaining His body fell on the track, and he was later pro- until the Chase cutoff, it’s very unlikely the series will see four more new winners, meaning nounced dead. Stewart, who Sunday issued a 12 it’s probable that two or more drivers will make the Chase based on the point standings. statement expressing regret for the incident, ini- The Sept. 6 race at Richmond International Raceway is the last event of the regular season. tially decided to drive in the Sprint Cup race at Watkins Glen but decided a few hours before the SPRINT CUP STANDINGS NATIONWIDE STANDINGS TRUCK STANDINGS event to sit out. He was replaced by Regan Smith. The Canandaigua incident remains under investi- DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND DRIVER (WINS) POINTS BEHIND gation, but authorities say there are no criminal 1. Dale Earnhardt Jr. (3) 773 — 11. Clint Bowyer 634 -139 1. Chase Elliott (3) 752 — 1. Ryan Blaney 408 — charges pending at this time. Stewart, whose 2. Jeff Gordon (2) 769 -4 12. Greg Biffle 626 -147 2. Regan Smith (1) 740 -12 2. Johnny Sauter 401 -7 plans for Sunday’s Sprint Cup race at Michigan 3. Matt Kenseth 703 -70 13. Kasey Kahne 622 -151 3. Elliott Sadler (1) 739 -13 3. Matt Crafton (2) 396 -12 International Speedway remain undecided, is co- 4. Brad Keselowski (3) 696 -77 14. Austin Dillon 616 -157 4. Ty Dillon (1) 739 -13 4. Ron Hornaday Jr. 388 -20 operating fully in the investigation, they said. 5. Joey Logano (2) 671 -102 15. Kyle Busch (1) 615 -158 5. Brian Scott 707 -45 5. Darrell Wallace Jr. (2) 377 -31 6. Carl Edwards (2) 658 -115 16. Marcos Ambrose 584 -189 6. Trevor Bayne 704 -48 6. German Quiroga Jr. 365 -43 7. Jimmie Johnson (3) 650 -123 17. Paul Menard 574 -199 7. Brendan Gaughan (1) 601 -151 7. Ben Kennedy 364 -44 8. Kevin Harvick (2) 645 -128 18. Brian Vickers 573 -200 8. Chris Buescher 601 -151 8. Timothy Peters 359 -49 9. Ryan Newman 645 -128 19. Jamie McMurray 566 -207 9. Ryan Reed 570 -182 9. Joey Coulter 353 -55 10. Kyle Larson 635 -138 20. Denny Hamlin (1) 552 -221 10. James Buescher 567 -185 10. Jeb Burton 324 -84

TRACK ON TAP MICHIGAN SPRINT CUP SERIES INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY Race: Pure Michigan 400 Track: Michigan International Speedway 2014 Race Length: 400 miles/200 laps • Track Qualifying Record: 203.949 mph Location: Brooklyn, Mich. (Joey Logano, 2013) • Race Record: 173.997 mph (Dale Jarrett, 1999) Date: Sunday, Aug. 17 TOP 10 ACTIVE DRIVERS TV: ESPN (1:00 p.m. EST) Starts Avg. Fin. Wins Top 5s Top 10s Laps/Laps Led Poles Avg. Start DNF Layout: 2-mile D-shaped oval 1. Carl Edwards 20 9.0 2 9 15 3,909/291 1 20.0 0 Banking/Turns: 18 degrees 2. Matt Kenseth 30 9.8 2 12 18 5,772/286 0 17.8 1 June 2014 Winner: Jimmie Johnson 3. Greg Biffle 23 11.6 4 10 14 4,530/593 1 13.8 0 NATIONWIDE SERIES 4. Tony Stewart 30 11.7 1 12 20 5,562/225 0 19.4 4 5. Jeff Gordon 43 12.3 2 18 26 8,044/990 5 12.3 6 Race: Nationwide Children’s Hopsital 200 6. Kevin Harvick 27 13.4 1 6 11 5,260/212 1 17.5 1 Track: Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course 7. Clint Bowyer 17 15.1 0 1 9 3,290/27 0 18.2 1 Date: Saturday, Aug. 16 8. Brad Keselowski 10 15.5 0 3 3 2,000/41 0 19.3 0 TV: ABC (2:45 p.m. EST) 9. Denny Hamlin 17 15.8 2 5 7 3,246/158 0 14.8 2 2013 Winner: AJ Allmendinger 10. Kasey Kahne 21 15.9 1 8 10 3,948/64 2 11.9 3

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NFL Willson Hopes to Build on Rookie Season in Seattle Romo to Make By Tim Booth Preseason The Associated Press RENTON — When he went Debut Against home to LaSalle, Ontario, the question followed Seattle Se- Baltimore ahawks tight end Luke Willson everywhere he went. OXNARD, Calif. (MCT) — When would he get his day Dallas Cowboys quarterback with the Lombardi Trophy the Tony Romo confirmed that he way NHL champions get a day will make his preseason debut with the Stanley Cup? against the Baltimore Ravens at “You’d be surprised how many AT&T Stadium in Arlington on people asked me that,” Willson Saturday. It will be Romo's first action said. “When I went back home in a game since the undergoing I probably got that question 40 back surgery in December and times. It was, ‘Hey when is it missing the 2013 season finale. coming?’ This isn’t the Stanley The Cowboys have been cau- Cup guys, we don’t get it for a day tious with Romo during train- here.” ing camp, giving him a day off It wasn’t until Willson re- after every two days of work and turned home to Canada that it holding him out of last week's struck him how big a deal it was preseason opener against the San to win a Super Bowl title in his Diego Chargers. first year in the NFL. Whether it Romo has been on board was the signs or banners saying with the delicate approach to this was the hometown of a Su- camp, but he is looking forward per Bowl champion, it took that to some game action. He said the visit for the accomplishment to only way you get ready for foot- fully be appreciated. ball is by playing football. And that was after a season "I think you have to play in where Willson caught only 20 the preseason," Romo said after passes and had one touchdown Tuesday's joint practice with the in the regular season. What will Oakland Raiders. "Obviously, happen if Willson makes the some people can't, but I do know jump Seattle’s coaching staff ex- from my perspective, this game pects in year No. 2? is not just something where you “He’s looking really fast; this can show up and think that you is one of the assets that he has,” can do. I think it's been proven Seattle offensive coordinator far too many times that if you Darrell Bevell said. “He’s com- take too long of a break or don't ing along in the blocking game get reps under you that you will as well, so he would be our player Ted S. Warren / The Associated Press be exposed in certain areas. that we would think could take a Seattle Seahawks tight end Luke Willson (82) gestures at the start of a play on the inal day of NFL football training camp "I'm a firm believer that you big step for us this year.” Wednesday in Renton. have to play football to get better When Willson was selected at football. Football's a way of life. in the fifth round out of Rice, it and I’m just trying to build on and McCoy was supposed to be perimeter. It's not just a sometimes thing. was thought he would have time that this camp.” back intact for 2014 until McCoy “The game seems a lot slower It's an all-the-time thing if you're to learn behind veterans Zach Willson’s best game of his went down with another Achil- to me right now with guys fly- going to be a great player, and I Miller and Anthony McCoy. But rookie season came in Week 3 les injury — to his other leg — in ing around everywhere, mak- think if you have the opportu- McCoy was lost for the season to when he had five receptions in the early days of training camp. ing sure I know what I’m doing,” nity to play, you've got to play." an Achilles injury soon after the a blowout win over Jacksonville. That will likely leave Cooper Willson said. “And now I really Cowboys coach Jason Garrett 2013 draft and Willson’s role in- said that Romo has gotten better There were weeks when Willson Helfet as Seattle’s third tight end approach the game a little differ- stantly increased. as camp has progressed. wasn’t even targeted, then others and more expectations on Will- ently in the sense of, Hey, I know “I felt like I did a pretty decent when he was being tracked by son. Romo said it's all part of pro- job,” Willson said of the tran- quarterback Russell Wilson. The More so than last season, what I’m doing. I know where cess and agreed that he was cut- sition. “Of course there is a lot most promising sign of what Se- Willson sounds ready. On a team I’m supposed to be and I can ting the ball loose a little more more, a lot more I can learn. I felt attle may have in Willson came with multiple pass catching op- go and execute and I can really now than earlier in camp. like as the season went on I start- in its loss at San Francisco when tions, getting more of a contri- think about doing a better job, "I think so," Romo said. ed catching a few more balls and he caught a crossing route and bution from Willson working whether it’s creating more sepa- "That's why you've got train- being more a part of the offense, ran away from the defense en in the middle of the field would ration, whether it’s a better job ing camp. If you go through an getting a little more trust with route to a 39-yard touchdown. only go to help Percy Harvin, in the run game, rather than just off-season surgery, you've got to Russell and the offensive coaches That trio of Willson, Miller Doug Baldwin and others on the knowing what to do.” re-teach yourself small things. The big things are always there. You've done them for years. It's just a couple things tightened up Sweezy Matures Into Role on Seahawks’ Offensive Line as far as what you want, and it's By Dave Boling been nice to see that." The News Tribune The Cowboys haven't decid- ed whether they will alter their RENTON — When J.R. camp plan for Romo. Sweezy arrived in Seattle as a He will practice Wednesday newly fledged offensive guard, when the Cowboys go against he wasn't just learning an NFL the Raiders again. But he might blocking scheme, and develop- take Thursday off before the ing the wherewithal to forestall team breaks camp Friday in ad- NFL pass rushers, or uproot vance of Saturday's game. mammoth NFL defensive tack- "You just take it day by day les on run plays. and keep getting better and He first had to master the stronger," Romo said "You follow three-point stance, and learn the plan we all talked about and how the snap-count worked. It came up with. You just do that." was as if being thrust into doc- toral-level classes without having taken Guard 101. The Seahawks used a final- Key Chargers round draft pick of 2012 on Sweezy as an athletic defensive Veterans Get a tackle who might develop as a guard in the long run. Break Before But Sweezy was given no choice but to ripen quickly, hav- ing now started 23 games in his Next Game first two years in Seattle. Thomas A. Ferrara / MCT SAN DIEGO (AP) — One After his very public, and The Seattle Seahawks' J.R. Sweezy speaks to the media at the Westin hotel in Jersey City, N.J., during the week before the day before training camp ends, sometimes shaky, indoctrination, Super Bowl. Now in his third year, Sweezy is a veteran on the ofensive line for the defending Super Bowl champions. Chargers coach Mike McCoy Sweezy is now in his third sea- let many key players sit out on son and showing why GM John last season were generally chart- Justin Ross Sweezy was a for sure, had a trial by fire," he Wednesday. Schneider and line coach Tom ed somewhere along the predict- former high-school state heavy- said. "But I felt my way around. Among those not there were Cable envisioned him as an of- ably steep learning curve, Sweezy weight wrestling champion who Run blocking was easier; hav- quarterback Philip Rivers, safety fensive lineman. developed into an impressive run was considered a draftable defen- ing been a defensive lineman I Eric Weddle, wide receiver Keen- "He's matured as an offensive blocker through the late stages of sive tackle at N.C. State. Against could come off the ball and drive an Allen and linebackers Dwight lineman," Cable said. "He never the season and into the playoffs. Clemson in 2010, for instance, he people. But pass blocking was had his hand on the ground (in Freeney and Donald Butler. When the Seahawks opened had 10 tackles, four for loss, two so different; you've got to have a Their teammates kept pre- an offensive stance); he figured it the preseason at Denver, Sweezy sacks and a forced fumble. little finesse and have to under- paring for Friday's preseason out last year and now he's play- was the lone healthy starter from And when scouts looked at game against the Seahawks. ing like he's been there forever. last season manning his spot on him, they saw a player who was stand how defensive players play. Most, if not all the idle The instincts are kicking in for the offensive front. At least tem- a lean 295 with an impressive 36- There's a lot to getting the tech- him now. He's seeing things early, porarily, he was the "dean" of Se- inch vertical leap. But Schneider niques right. But I'm finally at Chargers, should participate in with quick recognition." ahawk offensive linemen. saw the makings of a guard. the point where I'm comfortable." Thursday's brief practice before The understanding of the po- "It was pretty crazy, but I just Cable was sent to work him With starters Russell Okung, the team departs for Seattle. sition now allows Sweezy's raw feel more comfortable and more out, and to ask him an impor- Max Unger and James Carpen- "We rested a bunch of guys athleticism and power to be put aware of all the situations and tant question: How do you feel ter missing a combined 18 games today just like we have done all to productive use. possibilities," he said. "I finally about playing guard? In essence, last season, the offensive line camp long," McCoy said. "We Early in camp, Cable said it feel I have a grasp of what all Sweezy said he was willing to do was considered the least reliable pick and choose the guys at the right time to rest them and to was noticeable how Sweezy was those things are." whatever they wanted. unit on the World Champion Se- blowing people off the line of Cable pointed out that "All I wanted was a chance, kind of reward them for their ahawks. good work.” scrimmage with his power, and Sweezy has added some good and I was blessed enough to get Those three are back in the staying in front of pass rushers For their second preseason "weight-room" weight. And one and I was going to make the lineup, though, along with a ma- with his quickness. Sweezy verified that he's now in best of it," Sweezy said. game the Chargers get the NFL's tured Sweezy. An example of both came in the 310-pound neighborhood, The chances came quickly, as top team in one of the league's one pass-protection drill against having added nearly 15 pounds he got five starts as a rookie, in- "I believe we're going to be loudest venues. linebacker Jackson Jeffcoat, who of muscle since arriving from cluding playoffs, and then was a dominant force," Sweezy said "They got what everybody tried an inside move against North Carolina State. the regular for 18 games last of the line. "We're going to play wants," McCoy said of the de- Sweezy, only to get stopped and "A lot of eating and a lot of season, having beaten out John our style of football — downhill, fending champion Seahawks. then launched into the air with working out," he explained of his Moffitt for the right guard spot whistle-to-whistle, and it should "They are in the position that ev- Sweezy's arm extension. bulk. "I feel more like an offen- in training camp. be exciting to watch and fun to eryone wanted to be in at the end And while his performances sive lineman now." "I got thrown to the wolves, play." of the year." The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Sandra Fletcher cuts up batting to be used as a illing for pillows at a weekly meeting of the Cooks Hill Cutups on Tuesday, July 29, at Cooks Hill Manor in Centralia. Nearly a dozen volunteers at the assisted living home help make pillows for people in need at Providence Centralia Hospital. Creating Comfort Cooks Hill Cutups: Volunteers Make Pillows for Hospital-bound Strangers

By Carrina Stanton For The Chronicle Years ago, Margaret Beck's husband was gravely injured when he fell off the roof of their home. He was kept in an induced coma for five days in the intensive care unit at Providence Centralia Hospital. Once he came to, he was miserable, she recalled. During his long, slow recovery process, she began making pillows he could use both to prop himself up as well as put pressure against incisions. “The nurse looked at him in the bed with all these pillows and said, 'That's pretty handy. These would be great to have around here,'” Beck said. “And he said, 'My wife can make them for you.' He swears he didn't say it, but he did.” So Beck began making pillows for the hospital, donating them through the Providence Foundation in order to be able to write off the costs of the materi- als used to make them. When she first Margaret Beck, the founder of Cooks Hill Cutups, holds pillow stuing as she walks in for one of the groups, began her service, Beck weekly meetings at Cooks Hill Manor in Centralia on Tuesday, July 29. would create and stuff about 100 pillows each year that would go to various depart- ments throughout the hospital. Then in 2005 she met some women who were residents at Cooks Hill Manor assisted living. They showed an interest in Beck's pillows and said they would love to help her make them. “Then some more said they wanted to help and some more joined in and that's how we got started,” Beck recalled. Today, the group is called the Cooks Hill Cutups. Elaine Scott, ac- tivities director for Cooks Hill Manor, said about a dozen residents are part of the effort. They meet once a week, though sometimes the group decides to have extra sessions. Members Helen Sharkany, who stuffs the pillows, and Nancy Mariotti, who sews them shut, take pillows to the rooms with them and work on them all week. As a group, the Cut- ups usually create between 700 and 800 pil- lows every year. Last year, the group made 808 total pillows for Providence Centralia Hospital. And these are not ordinary pillows. They are a true labor of love. They are designed specifically with those re- covering from surgery and other traumas to the body in mind. Beck bastes 10-ounce batting onto material that will become the case of the pillow. For stuffing, Beck said, regular pillow Members of the Cooks Hill Cutups slice up batting to become stuing for the pillows at a weekly meeting on Tuesday, July 29.

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Pete Caster / [email protected] Pillows Tom Fitzgerald bags up what they Continued from page Life 1 call “soup mix,” a mixture of cubed batting and other stuffing is not adequate for use in the hos- material scraps pital. She developed what they call a “soup that are used to mix,” a mixture of cubes of high-density ill the pillows, at batting that are cut by hand as well as cut a weekly meeting pieces of scrap material. They stuff the pil- for the Cooks Hill low case really full to create an extremely Cutups on Tuesday, firm pillow. July 29 , in Centralia. The group makes three types of pillows: IV pillows, which are long and skinny pil- lows meant for someone hooked to an IV to rest their arm on; larger pillows, made for the surgical and birthing units at the hospital where those who have had abdom- inal surgery or mothers who have experi- enced Cesarean birth can use them to hold Nancy Mariotti cuts batting against their incisions when they move for pillows during a Cooks Hill around or cough; and, smaller pillows that Cutups weekly meeting on are mainly used by emergency room doc- Tuesday, July 29, in Centralia. tors with adolescent patients. Mariotti also sews the inished “It makes a big difference, that’s why we pillows together. stuff them so full,” Beck explained. Beck buys much of the fabric and bat- ting to create the pillows but the group also receives donations of fabric and batting from local quilting groups as well as the Needle Brigade in Seattle. Beck said the do- nations not only help keep their costs down but saves the materials from ending up in dumpsters. “It’s surprising how many industries are started by the waste of other industries,” noted Cutups member Paulina Van Horn. Some members of the Cutups say they were drawn to the group to use their sew- ing talents for a good cause. But member Tom Fitzgerald had never sewn a stitch in his life. The retired Army colonel who served for 25 years, including two tours MEMBERS OF in Vietnam and one in the Korea Demili- THE COOKS HILL tarized Zone, said the pillows would have been a godsend to men in the Army hospi- CUTUPS: tals in Vietnam. Margaret Beck, “I’m just a wounded soldier that recog- Florence Fisher (original nizes the value of what’s going on here,” he member), Chuck Slade, Paulina Van Horn, Irene said of what drew him to Helen Sharkany, right, stufs pillows at a Cooks Hill Cutups weekly King, Shirley Stajdhar the group. meeting at Cooks Hill Manor in Centralia on Tuesday, July 29. (original member), Carrina Stanton is a local Tom Fitzgerald, Nancy freelance writer specializing Mariotti (original in pieces for the Life section member and chief pillow of The Chronicle. She and her sewer), Sandra Fletcher, husband are raising their two Marie Cogdel, Helen daughters in Chehalis. Sharkany

Support Our Community Ninjas Aside, Real oluntee Turtles Can be Trouble V R By Beth Whitehouse tions saw increases in the num- Newsday ber of turtles turned in to rescue shelters, or, worse yet, released A new “Teenage Mutant into rivers or abandoned after a Ninja Turtles” film has hit the- few weeks or months. aters. What should parents do if “Little Johnny loses total in- a child enamored of the movie terest in it because it doesn’t do asks for a pet turtle? what a ninja turtle does,” Tellem Every time there’s another says. Ninja Turtle movie, kids’ inter- “That’s definitely something I est in pet turtles rises, says Su- have heard before,” agrees Steve –Mission – san Tellem, co-founder of the DeSimone, director of the Cold To be the best source of community journalism and quality products and California-based American Tor- Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery toise Rescue. That’s not a good and Aquarium, in Cold Spring services in our markets. We will achieve this with: thing, she says. “Don’t buy the Harbor, New York, saying that Integrity - we will operate with honesty and substance. turtle,” Tellem advises parents some turtles may be abandoned Loyalty - to our owner, the company and each other. tempted to give in to a pleading because interest wanes or the child. turtle gets bigger than the own- Value - to customers, proits for our ownership and meaningful jobs for our employees. She says that after each flick er wants to accommodate. Service - to our community through our products and civic participation. about the crime-fighting turtles Tellem says turtles also can — Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello be a health risk, carrying salmo- An inside look at the employees of and Michelangelo — has been nella, a bacterial infection that Lafromboise Communications, Inc. released, in the early 1990s and can cause diarrhea and vomit- in 2007, turtle rescue organiza- ing in humans. Gary Moyer Job title/position: Distribution worker. Description of your job: I am a stitcher and trimmer operator, inserter, truck driver and forklift operator. Department you work in: Distribution. Facility you are located at: Print Facility. Work contact information: (360) 330-9887. High school/college you attended: Tenino High School , Tacoma Community College, Centralia College. City of residence: Rochester. LEWIS COUNTY ADVENTIST SCHOOL Why do you enjoy working at Lafromboise Communications, Inc.? CHRISTIAN EDUCATION The co-workers on both sides of our press aisle and the mix of personalities make this facility a joy. PRESCHOOL THROUGH GRADE 10 All day preschool and kindergarten options. How did you start working for Lafromboise Communications, Inc.? A plant closed at The Olympian, I knew a press employee and found out about a distribution Emphasis opening. Community Service • Goal Setting Can you share a little bit about your family? Cross-age Mentoring • Leadership Training I married my wife Cindy 30 years ago this August 18. I have two grown daughters, Katie, 28, who is a CPA and Laura, 26, who is a business manager. Our school with fully certifi ed teaching staff have served Lewis County families from all faiths for over 55 years. What are your hobbies outside of work? I would like to get back into woodworking with cabinets/furniture when I retire. I still do CH524108cz.cg ✕ some jogging/running when the weather is nice. For more information call PHYSICAL Principal Carlton at

What would you like people to know about you that they may not already know? CH525071cw.cg 360-748-3213 I ran two marathons back in 1990 and 1991 and qualiied for the Boston Marathon both MENTAL times. www.lcas.org ✕SPIRITUAL ✕ • Life 3 LIFE The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 Cool Supplies for Back-to-School By Leanne Italie Here’s a look at what’s cool The Associated Press for school: NEW YORK — It's school sup- ply time and there's no shortage of BACKPACKS AP Photo / MadPax nifty backpacks, pencil cases, eras- There’s a backpack for every This product image released by MadPax ers and more for kids young and sports fan, TV or movie charac- shows the Whirlpool Nibbler backpack. ter enthusiast and fashionista, but older. one new company, MadPax, has "Most people are looking for broken out with spiky designs in something unique," said Larina Lin, an array of colors and themes. The founder of the site Coolpencilcase. company has added funky block com, which sells supplies imported and bubble textures to its signa- from Japan. ture spikes, which look sharp but The sum families will spend on are soft to the touch. “We’re seeing that lots of people supplies this year is up slightly over are buying them,” Corcoran said. last year, according to the National JanSports are plentiful with Retail Federation, based on a poll new colors and patterns. Kipling of 6,178 U.S. consumers conducted has a Seoul-inspired abstract print in July. and recently added a monogram The average family with kids option online. in kindergarten through 12th will spend $669.28 on apparel, shoes, supplies and electronics, up 5 per- cent from last year, according to the trade group's 2014 Back-to- School Survey. AP Photo / Yoobi Requests from teachers for This product image re- classroom contributions is a pos- leased by Yoobi shows the sible factor in increased spending purple Fuzzy Pencil Case. on supplies, according to the sur- vey, which predicted a 12 percent PENCIL CASES hike in such spending this summer Lin and other sellers point to the enduring popularity of the wide-eyed owl on pencil cases over last — to an average of $101.18 and other supplies. Lin’s site designed Hootie the Owl for vinyl cases with: “I will be by your side from $90.49 in 2013. wherever you go.” They come in blue, red and yellow with a mesh compartment, elastic bands Since 2009, the retail federa- for chunky highlighters or markers and a roomy main compartment. tion has been asking how the U.S. “Owls are definitely back,” agreed Reck. “They started in the baby space and then bled into economy plays out in school sup- homes and now for school.” ply shopping. While spending has LOCKER ACCESSORIES loosened up slightly this year over Mini-chandeliers and shag rugs were the rage a few years ago. last, more families are going for On the functional front, LockerBones is in the mix as featured on store brands or generic items for ABC’s “Shark Tank” earlier this year. school — 34 percent when com- As a way to keep lockers from becoming dumping grounds,

pared to 32.8 percent last year, the LockerBones / Mississippi inventor Greg Cronin came up with an adjustable survey said. And 25.6 percent hope system of interlocking shelving for his daughter. He brought in a to get along with last year's items, partner, Stephen Coachys, to pitch the TV sharks and wound up AP Photo up from 23.7 percent last year. with a deal at Staples. The shelving fits standard lockers and comes in pink and blue Nearly 20 percent said they shop plastic or natural wood. The two also sell off their website, Lock- online more often to save money, erBones.com. up from 18.5 percent last year and the highest percentage ever noted PENCIL ERASERS by the retail federation.

/ Yoobi) / The pink kind might still rule, but "Back-to-school is the second- Lin offers a way to make your own largest sales driving season that erasers. She sells kits for creating we have as a company. It's second AP Photo them out of special clay that can be only to the holiday season. It's criti- molded like putty then dipped into cally, critically important for Tar- boiling water for 10 minutes. get," said Jenna Reck, a company Each set includes a Kawaii-theme mold and 12 pieces of clay in bright spokeswoman. green, yellow, red, blue and white.

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Washington Fairgrounds. “That the Southwest Wash- Vader Man Was Friend, Hunting Partner to Buffalo Bill ington fair grounds must be either diked to prevent destruc- tion of the buildings or the grounds be abandoned was explained to members of the Chamber of Commerce at their weekly meeting yesterday by Guy Balfour, county commis- sioner,” The Centralia Daily Chronicle wrote. “Balfour said that the $100,000 investment already made in the buildings and grounds must be protected. The plan is to construct a dike along the south end of the grounds to prevent flooding from the back- waters of the Chehalis river. “Balfour also suggested the purchase of the grove directly to the south of the grounds. This he said would greatly add to the recreational value of the fair grounds. “James Tucker, chairman of the board of commissioners, said that the flood dangers in the whole area would be greatly alleviated by the dredging of the Chehalis river. This would allow the waters to run off at a greater speed.”

Open House Scheduled for 3705 Mayberry In 1959, Warren Tice spon- sored an open house at 3705 Mayberry in Centralia. “You are invited to inspect this lovely new 3-bedroom home — complete with Oasis Swimming Pool,” the advertisement read. “Bring your swimming suit and try out the pool.”

Submitted by Lewis County Historical Museum / for Our Hometowns Fair Sells 10,000 Buttons Bartholemew Robert Danihey was an early photographer, Civil War vet and lifetime friend and hunting partner of William “Bufalo Bill” Cody. Danihey was born In 1960, all 10,000 buttons in Ireland. This photograph of Danihey was taken in 1910. He brought his wife to the Toledo area after the turn of the century. In 1919 the Daniheys moved to for the 1960 Southwest Wash- Vader where they had a photography shop and it’s there they spent the remainder of their lives. The gun in the foreground of this photo is a Revolutionary War ington Fair were sold before heirloom of the William Perry family of Vader. opening day.

Five Houses Moving Centralia Boys New Presbyterian finished. There is a lecture room Chehalis Experiences to South Centralia Don’t Leave for Love Church Opened and gallery, the seating capacity Banner Year In 1999, five houses between of the two being about 500. The n 1889, the Centralia News n 1890, the congregation of In 1910, The Chehalis Bee- Washington Avenue and King choir will be directly in front of reflected on the young men the Centralia Presbyterian Nugget wrote that Chehalis was Street and between Walnut I I the pulpit on a raised platform. of Centralia having women in Church moved their services experiencing a banner year with and Pear streets were moved to The floor is inclined three dif- town to marry, whereas Tacoma from the Y.M.C.A. to its new more money being spent than make way for a new college in- ferent ways, so that an unob- had to send for women to marry. building, made possible by the any other year, with the build- structional building. They were structed view of the pulpit may “Looking over the audience fundraising efforts of Rev. J.C. ing of gas mains, new water moved “wagon-train style” to a be obtained from any part of the at the opera house last evening, Willert, the church pastor. pipes and, street car tracks. south Centralia location. lecture room. The windows are which was being entertained by “A sufficient sum having been all of stained glass, the frames the biggest crank we have met raised to justify the commence- being arches, presenting a hand- Site Purchased for New Church Church Donates Fox Organ since listening to Geo. Francis ment of the work, a lot was se- some appearance. The inside In 2000, when Oakview Train, we could not help but cured at the corner of Pine and In 1934, Rev. C. Walberg, As- woodwork is in hard oil finish, Church of the Foursquare Gos- think what a great advantage Rock streets, and the erection of sembly of God pastor in Centra- very rich and attractive. The lia, announced the property at pel moved into its new building, Centralia has over Tacoma, in the building commenced,” The church is handsomely furnished the church found the building at least one respect,” the news- Centralia Weekly wrote. “The the northeast corner of Oak and throughout.” Pine streets had been purchased had an organ which came out paper began. “Tacoma has to work was rapidly pushed for- for the site of a new church for of the Fox Theatre. It was used send to the bean-eating city ward, but owing to the burning their congregation of 100. for almost a decade, beginning (BOSTON) for wives suitable of the Seatco company’s mill, Oats Grow Well in 1909 The 100 x 130 foot site had in 1930. for their young men. We would where the sash and doors were In 1909, two local farm- a six-room house which was respectfully invite a few of the being made, some delay was ex- ers said this was a great crop of scheduled to be remodeled for Man Without Toe, Spikes Foot moral, and forward-marriage- perienced in the completion of oats this year. Gottlieb Salzer, of the parsonage. inclined wealthy male residents the building. Chehalis, said he had the largest The church had been estab- In 2005, Brandon Hintz of of Tacoma to spend a few days “All difficulties were finally crop of oats in 27 years. lished in Centralia in Novem- Seabeck competed in the speed in the capital city, Centralia, overcome, and today an elegant Frank Loughnan, farmer in ber 1932. The congregation had climbing event at the Morton and if they do not find more structure, complete in all its Pleasant Valley, southwest Che- used the Woman’s Christian Loggers Jubilee, minus part of his worthy and handsome young la- appointments, crowned with a halis, sent a sample of oats to Temperance Union (W.C.T.U.) toe because of a spring accident dies than are to be found in any spire 100 feet high, pointing to the Chehalis Bee-Nugget. “The temple for their meetings. cutting wood. During the jubilee other city of the same size on the the blue dome of heaven, stands straw stood nearly six feet high event, he injured his foot again by coast, we will put our judgment as a monument to the zeal and and the heads were heavy and jabbing it with his spikes. down for naught. The Centralia liberality of a Christian building. well-filled and would have made Dike Planned at Fairgrounds boys, however, are bound not to The building is 60x36 feet, with a fine crop of grain if allowed to In 1935, plans were made to Please Recycle let them leave the city.” high arched ceiling, elegantly ripen,” the newspaper said. put a dike around the Southwest This Newspaper

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Classic Caesar Salad Garlic, olive oil, lemon juice, eggs and Parmesan cheese are the basis of a good Caesar A Stellar Salad salad. We’ve avoided the pesky “raw egg” issue by using mayonnaise in its place. Dressing: ¼ cup shaved Parmigiano Reggiano t’s a balmy 90º F. Who wants to cook? We say, bring on the cold sal - 2 garlic cloves, chopped cheese (optional) ad, and while you’re at it, make it a Caesar — brimming with savory 3 anchovy filets, rinsed ½ cup mayonnaise 1. To prepare dressing, combine garlic and I cheese, crispy croutons and cool, refreshing lettuce. 4 tablespoons grated Parmigiano next 7 ingredients (garlic through black First created by Chef Caesar Cardini at his small hotel in Tijuana, Reggiano cheese pepper) in a food processor and blend 30 ½ teaspoon Worcestershire sauce seconds. Scrape sides of bowl with a spatula Mexico, in 1924, the classic Caesar has a few basic ingredients: ro - 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard and blend 10 seconds more. Add salt. Cover 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice and refrigerate up to 1 week. maine lettuce, Parmigiano Reggiano cheese, Worcestershire sauce, ¼ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 2. To prepare croutons, arrange bread slices lemon juice and croutons. Cardini had a few rules for his creation: he ¼ teaspoon coarse salt on a baking sheet, brush with olive oil and Croutons and Salad: sprinkle with salt and granulated garlic. never mixed the dressing ahead of time, and nothing was measured, 8 ounces ciabatta or focaccia bread, cut Toast under a hot broiler, in a pan over medi - so the salad took on the qualities of a spontaneous work of art, often into 1-inch-thick slices um heat, or on a hot grill until golden brown. 2 tablespoons olive oil 3. Place lettuce in a large salad bowl. Add tossed table-side. ¼ teaspoon coarse salt just enough dressing to coat and toss well. 1 teaspoon granulated garlic Add shaved Parmigiano Reggiano, if using, But whether it’s performance art or simply a way to get dinner on 2 heads romaine lettuce, washed, dried, and croutons. the table, one thing remains certain: You’ll want to use a hearty let - and cut crosswise into 1-inch wide strips Serves 8 as a side or 4 as a main dish. Per main dish serving (using half the dressing): tuce like romaine. Be sure to wash and dry it well, then pop it in the 360 calories, 21g fat, 10mg chol., 10g prot., 37g carbs., 8g fiber, 700mg sodium fridge to crisp. Once it’s cold and dry, the lettuce will hold the dress - ing, so that each bite of salad carries the tangy, almost savory taste of Make It a Meal! A well-made Caesar creamy dressing. Salad is a meal in itself, especially with a tender, juicy piece of fish (like sal- mon), chicken or beef alongside. A simple salt and pep - per seasoning for the fish or meat is fine, but spicy blackening seasoning and herbs like oregano, rose - mary and sage pair wonderfully with the briny acidity of Caesar dressing. urn kb c

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ADVICE: Dear Abby Robin Williams: Six Drinking Becomes Movies He Left Behind a Problem for Wife By Steven Zeitchik Pressured to Imbibe Los Angeles Times DEAR ABBY: I’m not DEAR ABBY: My best Robin Williams’ death from an apparent much of a drinker. I have friend, “Cecily,” has just come suicide Monday left us with a canon of great nothing against drinking or out to me as being a lesbian. films from decades past. But Williams, who those who do. I just do not We are both 15. I have tried was prolific even at this stage of his career, like the taste my best to make her feel ac- also left behind a number of films that will of alcohol. cepted and comfortable. But roll out to theaters in the months ahead. Worse, I have whenever she wants some- Here’s a breakdown of work he had al- a very low thing from me and I refuse, ready shot, what it’s about and when you’re tolerance for she says I’m “treating her bad- likely to see it — as well as a few films that had it. After only ly because she’s gay.” a niche release in the past few months and are half a glass I let it go the first couple still available on various platforms. As with of wine, I of times, but now she does much of Williams’ latter-career work, drama become so this every time she wants and a low-key melancholy hovered over these sleepy I can By Abigail Van Buren something. When I finally roles — with one high-profile exception. barely keep confronted her about it, she my eyes open. It makes me went to her mother and said “Absolutely Anything.” Directed by Mon- feel physically awful. I was bullying her because ty Python veteran Terry Jones, the animated My husband takes offense of her being gay. Her mother comedy takes Williams back to his voice to the fact that I don’t want to yelled at me and told me to roots a la “Aladdin” — and also serves as his drink. When we’re out with “get my act together or get out final voice role. The film centers on a teacher friends, he’ll have three or of her life.” Her mother is like who is unwittingly granted special powers by four beers and pressure me to a second mother to me. aliens. Williams stars as Dennis, the teacher’s the point of embarrassment Other than this, Cecily dog and sidekick — in a part that can’t but has been a great friend. This Ricardo DeAratanha / Los Angeles Times in front of them until I finally evoke thoughts of Williams’ landmark Genie. give in and order a glass of has gotten way out of hand. (Seeking U.S. distribution) Robin Williams died. He was 63. Here, the actor is pic- Abby, I have tried everything. tured on the set of “The Crazy One” at 20th Century Fox wine. Of course, I then spend the rest of the evening feeling What do I do? -- WAY OUT “Merry Friggin’ Christmas.” Directed Studios in November 2013. terrible. When we get home, OF HAND IN NEW YORK by “Community” veteran Tristram Shapeero, he’ll want to be intimate, but I DEAR WAY OUT OF the film is a road-trip comedy with a holiday just want to go to sleep, which HAND: Cecily may react this spin. Robin Williams (dad) and Joel McHale aggravates him further. way because she’s newly out (son) hit the road to retrieve forgotten gifts in feelings of his own for Bening’s character, and and hypersensitive to being this dysfunctional-family take. In addition to also endured loss himself. (Came out March I have tried for several years to discuss this with him, discriminated against for be- allowing us to see Williams in natural come- 7 from IFC) ing gay. (For too many gay dic habitat, the film also offers the prospect but he can’t explain why he does this. What can I do? — teens, this is a sad reality.) of seeing Williams play opposite the kind of “Boulevard.” Williams teamed up with Consider asking your next-generation talent that grew up watching street auteur Dito Montiel for the recent dra- JUST WATER, PLEASE DEAR JUST WATER: mother to talk to Cec- him, a la McHale. (Seeking U.S. distribution) ma, about a man named Nolan in a marriage ily’s mother and explain that of convenience who picks up a colorful street Your husband is a drinker. He may be self-conscious about you’re not homophobic but “The Angriest Man in Brooklyn.” Though hustler. The film continues the muted-drama feel her daughter is being ma- it received mixed reviews when it hit theaters phase of Williams’ latter career, and garnered the amount he imbibes and feels less so if he has a drink- nipulative. If the woman hears in May, this drama takes on a new resonance respectful reviews when it premiered at the it from another adult, she may in light of Monday’s news. Williams plays Tribeca Film Festival in April. (Several festi- ing buddy (that’s you), willing or not. To say the least, his be- talk to her daughter about it. Henry Altmann, a cantankerous man who, val plays; seeking U.S. distribution) However, if that doesn’t work, upon learning (mistakenly) that he has just a havior is inconsiderate — and I mean ALL of it. you may have to decide if it’s few hours to live, seeks to right wrongs with “Night at the Museum: Secret of the worth it to continue the rela- his family and friends. It’s impossible to even Tomb.” The latest installment of Shawn Levy’s When someone is in- volved with a problem drinker, tionship under these circum- read about the film without thinking of its “Museum” franchise finds Williams reprising stances. real-life parallels. (Came out May 23 from Li- his role as Theodore Roosevelt, in full mus- and from your description of ••• onsgate) tachioed getup. A trailer shows Williams up his behavior your husband is one, the place to start looking Dear Abby is written by Abi- to his mainstream comedy tricks we love so gail Van Buren, also known as “The Face of Love.” Tragedy again hovers much; even in quick cutaways (introducing for answers is Al-Anon. To Jeanne Phillips, and was founded over this lo-fi indie drama about a middle- himself to a befuddled Sir Lancelot, e.g.) one find a meeting close to you, go by her mother, Pauline Phillips. aged woman (Annette Bening) who loses gets a sense of that old Williams mojo. The online to al-anon.org. Please Write Dear Abby at www.Dear- her husband but then finds solace in another movie appears to be a fitting homage — and a don’t wait. Abby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los man who looks much like him (Ed Harris). little more poignant than your typical holiday Angeles, CA 90069. Williams plays the kindly neighbor who has sequel. (Out from Fox Dec. 19.)

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Family Family mond mond IND 14 14 North Shore Bedroom Practical Ideas Beautyrest Re North Shore Bedroom Asus Electronics Beautyrest Re Bedroom Electronic Beautyrest Re North Shore Paid Paid Paid Back- Total Paid Paid Paid Sexy Pastor Law & Order: Law & Order: Law & Order: Law & Order: Law & Order: Law & Order: Law & Order: ION 15 15 Prog. Prog. Prog. yard Gym Prog. Prog. Prog. Face Chris Criminal Intent Criminal Intent Criminal Intent Criminal Intent Criminal Intent Criminal Intent Criminal Intent IND 18 18 Wonder My Gospel Maralee Ollie Odys Ishine Scaly Bytes Luna Guil Lake Freid Kerry Jim Bakker Gospel Gospel Jewish Israel Unidentified (2006) Jonathan Aube. Good Morning KATU News This Morning - Sat (N) Jack Ocean Born to Sea Res- Little League Baseball World Series: Teams World of X Games Paid Wildlife Exped. Paid Cash KATU World ABC 22 22 America (N) ’ (CC) Hanna Mys. Explore cue TBA. From Williamsport, Pa. (N) (Live) (CC) (N) (CC) Prog. Docs Wild Prog. Cab ’ News News KGW News at Sunrise (N) Justin English Premier League Soccer Arse- Red Bull Signature Series Golf U.S. Amateur, Semifinals. (N) (S Real Zou (EI) Chica Noodle/ KGW News at NBC 26 26 Time nal FC vs Crystal Palace FC. (N) (N) ’ (CC) Live) (CC) Estate Show Doodle 5 (N) Good Day Oregon Saturday (N) Real Paid Big Eco Co. Kids Young Amer. Missing Paid Can’t Paid Paid Paid Paid Timbers MLS Soccer: Timbers at FOX 27 27 Estate Prog. World News Icons Athlete (N) Prog. Sleep? Prog. Prog. Prog. Prog. Pre Revolution UNI 28 28 Pagado Pagado Pagado Pagado Mickey Mickey Manny Pocoyo Jungle Back Pagado Pagado Rosa Guadalupe Sabadazo (SS) Dice el Dicho A&E 52 52 WEN bareMin- Criminal Minds “A Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Flipping Boston Flipping Vegas (N) Extreme Builds ››› Face/Off (1997) John Travolta. Premiere. An FBI agent Criminal Minds Hair eral Family Affair” “Carbon Copy” “The Gathering” “Restoration” ’ (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) “Dan and Gina” and a violent terrorist switch identities. ’ (CC) “Solitary Man” AMC 67 67 The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- The Ri- Hell on Wheels ›› Rooster Cogburn (1975, Western) John ›› Big Jake (1971, Western) John Wayne, Rich- ››› The Sons of Katie Elder (1965, Western) John fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman fleman (CC) Wayne, Katharine Hepburn. (CC) ard Boone, Maureen O’Hara. (CC) Wayne, Dean Martin, Martha Hyer. (CC) APL 43 43 Big Cat Big Cat Dogs 101 (CC) Dogs 101 (CC) Too Cute! (CC) Too Cute! (CC) Too Cute! (CC) Too Cute! (CC) Too Cute! (CC) Too Cute! (CC) To Be Announced TBA BET 56 56 BET Inspiration ›› Joyful Noise (2012) Queen Latifah, Dolly Parton. (CC) ››› Cadillac Records (2008) Adrien Brody. ››› What’s Love Got to Do With It (1993) Angela Bassett. Ray Million Dollar List- Housewives/NYC Housewives/NJ Jersey Belle Jersey Belle The Singles Below Deck Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC Housewives/OC BRAVO 66 66 ing Miami Project CBUT 29 29 Our Vancouver Animal Super Art Cross Absolutely Doc Zone (CC) the fifth estate Reci Stefano Gags World Women’s Soccer Na World Women’s Soccer CMT 61 61 CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Music ’ CMT Social Hot 20 Countdown (CC) Cops ››› Tombstone (1993, Western) Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer. (CC) CNBC 46 46 21 Day Clean De Paid 21 Day Free Paid Total Paid Hair Paid Paid Cancer Paid Bald Paid WEN Paid Paid Paid Ult. Factories Ult. Factories CNN 44 44 Smerconish (N) CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield (N) News Tomor CNN Newsroom Gupta CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom The Sixties The Sixties CNNH 45 45 New Saturday Smerconish (N) CNN Newsroom HLN Weekend Express CNN Newsroom News Tomor CNN Newsroom Foren Foren Foren Foren CNN Newsroom The Sixties COM 60 60 Proactiv Body Paid Total Com. ›› Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007, South South South South ›› Idiocracy (2006, Comedy) Luke ›› Beerfest (2006) Jay Chan- ›› Couples Re- Plus Beast Prog. Gym Central Comedy) John C. Reilly, Jenna Fischer. (CC) Park Park Park Park Wilson, Maya Rudolph. (CC) drasekhar, Kevin Heffernan. (CC) treat (2009) (CC) DIS 41 41 Mickey Mickey Pirates Doc Doc Sofia Jessie Liv- Jessie Dog How to Build a Better Boy Girl Good Good Good Dog Dog Austin Austin Austin I Didn’t I Didn’t Pain Cancer: 21 DAY 21 Day Paid Body Jaws of the Pa- Anatomy of a Great White Inva- Voodoo Sharks Air Jaws: Fin of I Escaped Jaws I Escaped Jaws 2 Jaws Strikes Back Alien Sharks: DSC 8 8 Free Winning FIX ’ Fix ’ Prog. Beast! cific ’ (CC) Shark Bite (CC) sion ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Fury ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Return Body Skincare The RichKids Keeping Up With Keeping Up With E! News (N) Fashion Police Keeping Up With Keeping Up With Keeping Up With Botched Botched Reality Botched “Boob E! 65 65 Beast Soup the Kardashians the Kardashians the Kardashians the Kardashians the Kardashians star seeks help. Freak!” SportsCenter (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) Little League Baseball World Series: NASCAR Racing Nationwide Series: Nationwide Children’s Hospital SportsCenter (N) Little League Baseball World Series: ESPN 32 32 Teams TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) 200. From Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio. (Live) (CC) Teams TBA. (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 NAS NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup Hour J. Man Sports. ATP Tennis Little League Baseball ATP Tennis FAM 39 39 Air 21 Day ››› The Rescuers (1977) ››› Hercules (1997), Josh Keaton ›› Happy Feet Two (2011) ››› Holes (2003) Sigourney Weaver. ››› The Goonies (1985) Sean Astin. FNC 48 48 FOX & Friends Bulls Cavuto Forbes Cash In News HQ News HQ Jour. America’s News HQ Carol News The Five News HQ FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOOD 35 35 Big Proac Sand. Guy’s Be.- Best Trisha’s Pioneer Pioneer Farm The Kitchen (N) Food Net. Star Beat Beat Restaurant: Im. Diners Amer Chopped Food Truck FX 53 53 Total T25 Buffy the Vampire Buffy the Vampire Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men ››› Puss in Boots (2011) Voices of ››› How to Train Your Dragon (2010, Fantasy) ››› Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008, Ro- Gym Slayer (CC) Slayer (CC) Antonio Banderas, Salma Hayek. Voices of Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler. mance-Comedy) Jason Segel, Kristen Bell. GOLF 70 70 European PGA Tour Golf Morning Drive (N) (Live) Golf PGA Tour Golf Golf LPGA Tour Golf Wegmans Championship, Third Round. (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf HALL 19 19 I Love I Love I Love I Love Golden Golden Golden Golden Always and Forever (2009) Dean Mc- ››› Just Desserts (2004) Lauren When Sparks Fly (2014) Meghan Stranded in Paradise (2014, Romance) Lucy Lucy Lucy Lucy Girls Girls Girls Girls Dermott, Rena Sofer. (CC) Holly, Costas Mandylor. (CC) Markle, Christopher Jacot. (CC) Vanessa Marcil. (CC) HGTV 68 68 21 DAY Proac Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Fixer Upper Fixer Upper My Big My Big My Big My Big Flip or Flip or Flip or Flip or Flip or Flip or Flip or Flip or HIST 37 37 Out Paid Cryptid: Beast Cryptid: Beast Cryptid: Beast Cryptid: Beast Cryptid: Beast Cryptid: Beast The Curse of The Curse of The Curse of The Curse of The Curse of LIFE 51 51 Paid Skin Paid 21 DAY Cancer Paid Proac Paid Paid WEN Mysteries Playdate (2012) Marguerite Moreau. Stolen From the Womb (2014) (CC) Presumed Dead in Paradise (2014) MSNBC 47 47 Up W/Steve Melissa Harris-Perry (N) Weekends With Alex Witt (N) MSNBC Live (N) Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera Caught Camera MTV 63 63 Jersey Shore ’ Jersey Shore ’ Jersey Shore ’ Jersey Shore ’ Jersey Shore ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ Teen Mom 2 ’ ›› Bring It On: Fight to the Finish Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. Ridic. NBCS 34 34 Soccer Premier English Premier League Soccer (N) Premier Fantasy Draft Still Standing MLS Soccer Motorcycle Race Youth Olympic Games IndyCar Racing NICK 40 40 Hang. Instant Parents Parents Spong Spong Spong Spong Spong Sanjay Bread Spong Power Sanjay Spong Spong Monster High: Frights Parents Fred 2: Night Spong OXY 50 50 Free Total WEN 21 Day Preachers L.A. Of Hip Hop ›› People Like Us (2012) Chris Pine. (CC) ›› Duplex (2003) Ben Stiller. ›› People Like Us (2012) Chris Pine. (CC) ›› Burlesque ROOT 31 31 Paid Paid Memory Clean Timbers Back 10 Min Perf. Lad Free Planet MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Detroit Tigers. Timbers Mari Pre MLB Baseball: Mariners at Tigers SPIKE 57 57 Paid No De- Lose Insanity! Shaun Total ›››› Jaws (1975, Horror) Roy Scheider. A man-eating ›› Jaws 2 (1978, Horror) Roy Scheider, Lorraine › Jaws 3 (1983, Horror) Dennis Quaid, Bess Arm- › Jaws the Re- Prog. frosting Fat! T’s Gym shark terrorizes a New England resort town. ’ Gary, Murray Hamilton. ’ strong, Simon MacCorkindale. ’ venge (1987) ’ SYFY 59 59 De Paid Total Clean Proac SHARK! › NYC: Tornado Terror (2008) (CC) ›› Seattle Superstorm (2012) (CC) Invasion Roswell (2013) (CC) ››› Ice Twisters (2009) (CC) Swamp Volcano TBN 20 20 RocK Auto Penguin Veggie Mon Hop Lassie Goliath Ishine Inspir. Tails Veggie Heroes-Bible Cam News The Woodcarver (2012) Faith Memories In Touch TBS 55 55 Married Married Married Married Funniest Wins House/ Meet, There ›› Life as We Know It (2010) Katherine Heigl, ››› Knocked Up (2007) Seth Rogen, Friends Friends Friends Friends King of King of Payne Browns Yet? Josh Duhamel, Josh Lucas. (DVS) Katherine Heigl. (DVS) (CC) (CC) (CC) (CC) Queens Queens TLC 38 38 Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Say Say Say Say Say Say Happily Never Happily Never Happily Never Happily Never Stories of ER ’ TNT 54 54 Law & Order Cold Justice (CC) Major Crimes “Zoo Murder in the First Legends “Pilot” Franklin & Bash ›› Edge of Darkness (2010) Mel Gib- ›› The Da Vinci Code (2006) Tom Hanks. A religious mys- ›› Angels & De- (CC) (DVS) Story” (CC) (CC) (CC) son, Ray Winstone. (CC) tery could rock foundations of Christianity. mons (2009) TOON 42 42 Leg Tenkai Teen Leg Poké Clar Clar Gum Gum Teen Teen Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery Pokémon Ranger: Temple, Sea ›› Diary of a Wimpy Kid (2010) TRAV 36 36 Air Paid When Vacations Secrets- Lege. Mysteries at Myster.: Sturgis No Reservation Food Food Food Food American Grilled Coaster Coaster Coaster Coaster Coaster Coaster TRUTV 49 49 Recov Paid Butt Body Body De 21 DAY 21 Day Disorder in the Most Shocking Most Shocking Pawn Pawn Pawn Pawn Motor, Masters Motor, Masters Motor, Masters Law & Order: Paid Paid Paid SHARK! Royal Pains (CC) Suits “Gone” (CC) NCIS “Thirst” ’ NCIS “Devil’s Tri- NCIS “Extreme NCIS “Recovery” ’ NCIS “Phoenix” ’ NCIS “Lost at NCIS A petty officer USA 58 58 Criminal Intent Prog. Prog. Prog. (DVS) (DVS) (CC) (DVS) angle” ’ Prejudice” ’ (CC) (DVS) Sea” ’ is shot. ’ VH1 62 62 VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music VH1 Plus Music Top 20 Count. Top 20 Count. ›› Think Like a Man (2012) Michael Ealy. ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Love, Hip Hop Can Dating Naked ’ Life 10 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 ENTERTAINMENT

Movies Sports Kids Bets SATURDAY EVENING August 16, 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 ’ ABC 4 4 KOMO 4 News Saturday 6:00pm Mi- Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (CC) ››› Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson. A malevo- KOMO 4 News Castle A DJ is mur- chelle Esteban, Russ Bowen. (N) ’ (CC) lent force threatens the students at Hogwarts. ’ 11:00pm dered. (CC) NBC Nightly News KING 5 News (N) Laura McKenzie’s Northwest Back- Dateline NBC ’ (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit KING 5 News (N) Saturday Night NBC 5 5 (N) (CC) Traveler roads Rollins’ addiction gets her in trouble. Live ’ (CC) IND 6 6 Made in Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) Access Hollywood (N) ’ (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit News Inside Edition Access Hollywood ’ (CC) CBS Evening KIRO 7 Eyewit- Steve Raible’s The Insider (N) 48 Hours ’ (CC) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation A mur- 48 Hours ’ (CC) KIRO 7 News at Entertainment To- CBS 7 7 News (N) (CC) ness News Scouting Report ’ (CC) der investigation on a plane. ’ 11PM night (N) (CC) ’ PBS 9 9 Jimmy Van Heu- Moments to Remember: My Music 1950s and ’60s hits. (CC) ›››› Bonnie and Clyde (1967, Crime Drama) Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway. Masterpiece Classic Lovers are torn sen Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow become 1930s outlaw lovers. apart by World War I. ’ (CC) SAF3 “Texas in a Bottle” A daring un- Bones Investigating an archaeologist’s Bones Mutilated remains of a chicken Q13 FOX News at Seahawks Satur- Unsealed: Alien Unsealed: Alien Cheaters “Mindy Madden; Bobby Nymfo MNT 10 10 derwater rescue goes awry. (CC) death. ’ (CC) farmer. ’ (CC) 9 (N) (CC) day Night (CC) Files ’ (CC) Files ’ (CC) Kamp” A cauldron of deceit. Rules of Engage- Rules of Engage- The Middle “Pilot” The Middle “The CSI: Miami “Out of Time” Recalling the White Collar “Judgment Day” Neal’s The Office “Sexual The Office “Office Band in Seattle It’s Always Sunny CW 11 11 ment ’ (CC) ment ’ (CC) ’ (CC) Cheerleader” ’ team’s formation. ’ (CC) commutation. (CC) Harassment” Olympics” (CC) in Phila. KBTC Encore Presentation Doctor Who (Part Doctor Who (Part PBS 12 12 1 of 6) 2 of 6) The Big Bang The Big Bang Modern Family Modern Family Brooklyn Nine- Brooklyn Nine- Glee “Old Dog New Tricks” Rachel hires Q13 FOX News at Seahawks Satur- Animation Domination High-Def “Lu- FOX 13 13 Theory ’ (CC) Theory ’ (CC) “Virgin Territory” “Leap Day” (CC) Nine (CC) (DVS) Nine (CC) (DVS) Santana as her publicist. ’ 10 (N) (CC) day Night (CC) cas Bros. Moving Co.” ’ (CC) IND 14 14 North Shore Linens Diamond Treasures (N) Diamond Treasures Versace Timepieces (N) Luxury Timepieces (N) The Best of ShopHQ (N) Law & Order: Criminal Intent Investi- Law & Order: Criminal Intent A devout Law & Order: Criminal Intent A con- Law & Order: Criminal Intent Search- Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Family Law & Order: Criminal Intent Celebrity ION 15 15 gating the world of high finance. ’ celebrity doctor is murdered. ’ man wants to hit an armored truck. ing for a missing child. ’ (CC) Values” Deadly religious fanatic. chef’s world is upended. (CC) IND 18 18 Kenneth W. Jay Sekulow In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Perry Stone Dr. James Merritt Hillsong TV Life Today Check the Sound The Ramp MX TV Acquire the Fire ’ ABC 22 22 KATU News at 6 Can’t Sleep? Jeopardy! (CC) Wheel of Fortune ››› Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson. A malevo- KATU News at 11 On the Red Carpet (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) lent force threatens the students at Hogwarts. ’ (N) ’ (CC) ’ (CC) NBC Nightly News Straight Talk Tree Fu Tom LazyTown “The Dateline NBC ’ (CC) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit KGW News at Saturday Night NBC 26 26 (N) (CC) “Spincake Day” Scavenger Hunt” Rollins’ addiction gets her in trouble. 11 (N) Live ’ (CC) UNI 30 30 Familia P. Luche Noticiero Hotel Todo Incluido (SS) Sábado Gigante (N) (SS) Familia P. Luche Noticiero MLS Soccer: Tim- Portland Timbers Paid Program Paid Program Brooklyn Nine- Brooklyn Nine- Glee “Old Dog New Tricks” Rachel hires 10 O’Clock News (N) Animation Domination High-Def “Lu- FOX 27 27 bers at Revolution Post-Game Show Nine (CC) (DVS) Nine (CC) (DVS) Santana as her publicist. ’ cas Bros. Moving Co.” ’ (CC) Criminal Minds “The Fight” Several Criminal Minds “A Rite of Passage” A Criminal Minds “Outfoxed” Several Criminal Minds “100” The team races Criminal Minds “Slave of Duty” The Criminal Minds “Retaliation” A man A&E 52 52 homeless men are murdered. (CC) killer targets illegal immigrants. ’ families are murdered. ’ (CC) to find the Reaper. ’ (CC) team must solve a home invasion. begins a killing spree. ’ (CC) AMC 67 67 ››› True Grit (1969, Western) John Wayne, Glen Campbell, Kim Darby. A one-eyed marshal and a Texas Ranger aid a Hell on Wheels “Chicken Hill” Cullen TURN: Washington’s Spies Ben is be- Hell on Wheels “Chicken Hill” Cullen vengeful teen. (CC) returns to work on the railroad. (N) trayed by his own militia. ’ (CC) returns to work on the railroad. (CC) APL 43 43 To Be Announced The World’s Oddest Animal Couples Too Cute! Pint Too Cute! Pint America’s Cutest “Dog: Pup Stars” Pets 101 ’ Bad Dog! “Dog Gone” (N) ’ BET 56 56 ››› Ray (2004, Biography) Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington, Regina King. Ray Charles overcomes hardships to become a legend. (CC) ›› Sparkle (2012, Drama) Jordin Sparks, Whitney Houston. Premiere. BRAVO 66 66 ›› Serendipity (2001, Romance-Comedy) John Cusack, Kate Beckinsale, Molly ›› The Switch (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman. A ›› The Switch (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman. A Shannon. Two destined lovers tempt fate and lose each other. woman uses a friend’s sperm, unknowingly, to get pregnant. woman uses a friend’s sperm, unknowingly, to get pregnant. CBUT 29 29 Women’s Soccer The Nature of Things ’ (CC) Mr. D ’ Ron James Show Camelot “The Long Night” ’ News Marketplace ’ Laughs: Gags Comedy CMT 61 61 ››› Shanghai Knights (2003, Comedy) Jackie Chan. Chon Wang and his comrades shake up Victorian England. Dog and Beth: On the Hunt (N) (CC) Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Chal ››› Tombstone (1993) Kurt Russell. CNBC 46 46 The Suze Orman Show (CC) Restaurant Startup Restaurant Startup The Suze Orman Show (CC) American Greed “Hail to the Thief” Paid Program Paid Program CNN 44 44 ››› Blackfish (2013, Documentary) ››› Blackfish (2013, Documentary) The Hunt With John Walsh Forensic Files Forensic Files CNNH 45 45 The Sixties ››› Blackfish (2013, Documentary) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files ››› Blackfish (2013, Documentary) The Hunt With John Walsh COM 60 60 ›› Couples Retreat (2009) Vince Vaughn. Four couples ›› Bruce Almighty (2003, Comedy) Jim Carrey, Morgan Freeman, Jennifer Aniston. A frustrated ››› Men in Black (1997, Action) Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith. Premiere. Se- endure therapy sessions at a tropical resort. (CC) reporter receives divine powers from God. (CC) cret agents monitor extraterrestrial activity on Earth. (CC) DIS 41 41 Dog With a Blog Dog With a Blog Austin & Ally ’ Austin & Ally ’ Girl Meets World Girl Meets World Austin & Ally ’ Jessie ’ (CC) Mighty Med (CC) Kickin’ It (CC) Austin & Ally ’ Dog With a Blog Alien Sharks: Return to the Abyss Monster Hammerhead Reports of a Sharkageddon: ExtraSharky Tiger Great White Matrix Investigating Sharksanity Bites, strikes and close Great White Matrix Investigating DSC 8 8 ’ (CC) hammerhead. ’ (CC) sharks invade the shores. (N) (CC) strange shark attacks. (N) ’ (CC) calls. (N) ’ (CC) strange shark attacks. ’ (CC) E! 65 65 Botched “Girls Gone Wildddd” A woman E! News › The Back-up Plan (2010, Romance-Comedy) Jennifer Lopez, Alex O’Loughlin, Michaela Watkins. A › John Tucker Must Die (2006) Jesse Metcalfe, Ashanti. with uneven breasts. single woman becomes pregnant, then meets her ideal man. Three students learn they are all dating the same guy. Basketball Brazil vs. United States. Exhibition game. From the United Center in SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN 32 32 Chicago. (N) (Live) (CC) ESPN2 33 33 ATP Tennis NHRA Drag Racing Lucas Oil Nationals, Qualifying. From Brainerd, Minn. Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) (CC) 2014 World Series of Poker FAM 39 39 ››› Mulan (1998, Musical) Voices of Miguel Ferrer, Harvey Fierstein. ››› Tangled (2010) Voices of Mandy Moore, Zachary Levi, Donna Murphy. ›››› The Little Mermaid (1989) Voices of Jodi Benson. ›› Pocahontas FNC 48 48 Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large (N) ’ (CC) Red Eye Justice With Judge Jeanine Geraldo at Large ’ (CC) Red Eye FOOD 35 35 The Great Food Truck Race The Great Food Truck Race The Great Food Truck Race The Great Food Truck Race The Great Food Truck Race The Great Food Truck Race FX 53 53 › The Sitter (2011, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Max Records, Ari Graynor. A ne’er-do- ››› 21 Jump Street (2012, Comedy) Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, Brie Larson. Young cops go un- ››› 21 Jump Street (2012) Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum. well watches a brood of rambunctious children. der cover as high-school students. Young cops go under cover as high-school students. GOLF 70 70 PGA Tour Golf Golf Central (N) PGA Tour Golf Wyndham Championship, Third Round. From Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. Golf Central Chance at Romance (2013, Romance-Comedy) Erin Krakow, Ryan McPartlin. A Cedar Cove “Starting Over” Olivia helps Looking for Mr. Right (2014, Romance) Vivica A. Fox, Sarah Lancaster. A writer Cedar Cove “Starting Over” Olivia helps HALL 19 19 surprise awaits a woman who begins an online relationship. (CC) Grace with her ex. (N) (CC) needs a man to help promote her romance novel. (CC) Grace with her ex. (CC) HGTV 68 68 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers “Angie & Tito” Property Brothers (CC) House Hunters Renovation (N) (CC) House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 37 37 Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) Pawn Stars (CC) LIFE 51 51 ›› Good Deeds (2012, Drama) Tyler Perry, Thandie Newton. (CC) ›› Tyler Perry’s the Family That Preys (2008, Drama) Kathy Bates, Alfre Woodard. (CC) Bring It! “Kayla’s Big Surprise” (CC) Raising Asia MSNBC 47 47 Lockup “Inside Pendleton Juvenile” Lockup: Corcoran Lockup: Corcoran Gang members. Lockup: Corcoran Lockup: Corcoran Lockup: Corcoran MTV 63 63 Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory Fantasy Factory ››› Bad Boys (1995, Action) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Tea Leoni. ’ Happy Gilmore NBCS 34 34 Mecum Auctions: Collector Cars and More “Monterey” (N) ’ English Premier League Match of the Day (N) ’ Motorcycle Racing Dakar Series: Desafío Guarani (N) NICK 40 40 iCarly ’ (CC) iCarly ’ (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) Sam & Cat (CC) The Haunted Hathaways (N) (CC) AwesomenessTV TeenNick Top 10 ’ (CC) Full House (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) OXY 50 50 ›› Burlesque (2010, Drama) Cher, Christina Aguilera. ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006, Comedy) Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Adrian Grenier. ››› The Devil Wears Prada (2006, Comedy) Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway. ROOT 31 31 MLB Baseball: Mariners at Tigers Mariners Post. MLS Soccer Portland Timbers at New England Revolution. MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Detroit Tigers. From Comerica Park in Detroit. SPIKE 57 57 › Jaws the Revenge (1987, Horror) ›››› Jaws (1975, Horror) Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss. A man-eating shark terrorizes a New England ›› Jaws 2 (1978, Horror) Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary, Murray Hamilton. Tourist Lorraine Gary, Lance Guest. ’ resort town. ’ town and police chief dread huge white shark at beach. ’ SYFY 59 59 Swamp Volcano (2012) (CC) Stonehenge Apocalypse (2010) Misha Collins, Hill Harper. (CC) Zodiac: Signs of the Apocalypse (2014) Aaron Douglas. Premiere. ›› Meteor Storm (2010) (CC) TBN 20 20 Hour of Power (CC) Billy Graham Classic Crusades ››› Angel in the House (2011) Toni Collette. The Perfect Stranger (2005, Drama) Pamela Brumley. Bless the Lord Gods At War Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves Everybody Loves The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Sullivan & Son Funniest Wins TBS 55 55 Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Raymond (CC) Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ Theory ’ “OwenBrau” TLC 38 38 Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R.: Sex Edi Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ (CC) Untold Stories of the E.R. “Dr. Epi” Happily Never After ’ (CC) TNT 54 54 ›› Angels & Demons (2009, Suspense) Tom Hanks, Ewan McGregor, Ayelet ›› Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011, Action) Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Noomi The Last Ship Slattery steps into a new Falling Skies (CC) Zurer. Robert Langdon confronts an ancient brotherhood. (CC) (DVS) Rapace. Holmes and Watson face their archenemy, Moriarty. (CC) (DVS) role. (CC) TOON 42 42 ›› Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules (2011, Comedy) Zachary Gordon. 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SMALL HAY ice Corp. of Washington C Street, Chehalis, WA ous place on the real vide the Port of Chehalis /O Quality Loan Service with a Certificate of Insur- OPERATION FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 98532 sell at public auction property described in Para- Corp. 2141 Fifth Avenue, ance (General Liability) EQUIPMENT August 15 & 16, 9am-3pm. to the highest and best graph I above, and the San Diego, CA 92101 listing the Port of Chehalis 218 Valley Meadows Dr., bidder, payable in the form Trustee has possession of AUCTION! (866) 645-7711 Trustee's as an additional insured SATURDAY Chehalis, WA 98532. of credit bid or cash bid in proof of such service or Physical Address: Quality and sign a Certification AUGUST 16TH Hunting, fishing, re-loading the form of cashier's check posting. These require- FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, Loan Service Corp. of attesting that they have not supplies, ammo & miscel- or certified checks from ments were completed as 4502 61st Ave NE, 8am-3pm & Washington 108 1st Ave been debarred, suspen- laneous household. federally or State chartered of 2/14/2013. VII. The Olympia,WA. Saturday, August 16, South, Suite 202 Seattle, ded, ineligible, or voluntary PREVIEW 8am-1pm. banks, at the time of sale Trustee whose name and WA 98104 (866) 925-0241 the following described real address are set forth below excluded from public works FRIDAY 901 Field Ave, Sale Line: 714-730-2727 projects in the State of 12-Noon to 6PM Centralia, WA 98531, SATURDAY ONLY! property, situated in the will provide in writing to Or Login to: http:/ AND County of LEWIS, State of anyone requesting it, a Washington. All Contrac- by Washington Elementa- August 16, /wa.qualityloan.com TS tors must be current and in SATURDAY ry. Brand name school 9am-4pm. Washington, to-wit: THE statement of all costs and No.: WA-13-542379-TC A- WESTERLY 210 FEET OF fees due at any time prior good standing with the 8AM until Auction clothes, Kenmore Elite 829 Hwy 508, 4451813 07/24/2014, 08 Washington Department of washer & dryer, cord fir Chehalis, WA 98532. THE EASTERLY 440 to the sale. VIII. The effect /14/2014 FEET OF EVEN WIDTH of the sale will be to Revenue and the Washing- AUCTION BEGINS firewood $150, couch & A lot of nice furniture L#0742 July 24 & Aug 14, ton Department of Labor & chair, area rug, cement, & miscellaneous. OF THE NORTH HALF OF deprive the Grantor and all 2014 At 10AM THE SOUTHEAST QUAR- those who hold by, through Industries. Corporations household. All stuff nice & Published in The Chronicle must be registered with the clean, priced to sell. TER OF THE SOUTH- or under the Grantor of all MF tractor with loader, EAST QUARTER OF THE their interest in the above- INVITATION TO BID Washington Secretary of MF baler, 2 disc mower NORTHEAST QUARTER described property. IX. State. Sip 165G Roto, Tedder, OF SECTION 11, TOWN- Anyone having any objec- Port of Chehalis 3 point equipment SHIP 14 NORTH, RANGE tions to this sale on any 123 Habein Road The Port of Chehalis re- including: blade, 2 2 WEST, W.M. TOGETH- grounds whatsoever will be Building Improvements serves the right to reject bottom plow, disc, ER WITH AN EASEMENT afforded an opportunity to any or all bids, waive sickle mower, fertilizer YARD & QUILT SALE. FOR INGRESS, EGRESS be heard as to those Sealed proposals for fur- informalities, or to accept spreader. Large forge, ~ FAMILY ~ Friday, 4pm-7pm & AND UTILITIES OVER, objections if they bring a nishing all materials, labor that bid which appears to hand and power tools, GARAGE SALE, Saturday, 9am-6pm. UPON AND ACROSS THE lawsuit to restrain the sale and equipment for the serve the best interests of riding lawnmowers- SATURDAY ONLY! 374 Twin Oaks Rd, SOUTH 30 FEET OF THE pursuant to RCW following described work the Port of Chehalis. John Deere 300 August 16, 8am-4pm. Chehalis, WA 98532. EASTERLY 230 FEET OF 61.24.130. Failure to bring will be received by the Port with loader and Cub Cadet 515 West Third St, Christmas, baskets, furni- EVEN WIDTH OF THE such a lawsuit may result of Chehalis Office, 321 PUBLISH DATE: August 125. Squeeze chute, fence Centralia, WA 98531. ture, books, girl's clothes & NORTH HALF OF THE in a waiver of any proper Maurin Road, Chehalis, 12 & 14, 2014 in The posts, generator---more. Out of storage & tons more! Chronicle, Seattle Daily Terms: SOUTHEAST QUARTER grounds for invalidating the Washington 98532 up until 13% Buyers into the garage sale! OF THE SOUTHEAST Trustee's sale. NOTICE 11:00 a.m. on September Journal and Portland Daily Premium in effect. QUARTER OF SECTION TO OCCUPANTS OR 4, 2014. At that time the Journal of Commerce. 3% BP discount 11, TOWNSHIP 14 TENANTS - The purchaser sealed bids will be publicly L#0816 August 12 & 14, for cash. 2014 We now have bazaar sale NORTH, RANGE 2 WEST, at the Trustee's Sale is opened and read. A con- No Sales Tax. Published in The Chronicle packages available! Pack- W.M. EXCEPT GRIMES entitled to possession of tract will be awarded or all Food Available COMMUNITY ages include 2 laminated COUNTY ROAD. LEWIS the property on the 20th bids rejected within 30 on Site. GARAGE SALE Ordinance No. 2329-A signs, 4 sheets of pricing COUNTY, WASHINGTON day following the sale, as days after the bid opening. Auction Photos on Web SOCIETY PLACE An Ordinance correcting Friday, August,15 & stickers, 3 sale sheets, a More commonly known as: against the Grantor under Ordinance 2329 annexing garrisonauctioneers.com sharpie and balloons! 134 GRIMES ROAD, CEN- the deed of trust (the PROJECT DESCRIPTION 360-262-9154 Saturday, August 16, to the City of Centralia the Packages are only $5 with TRALIA, WA 98531 which owner) and anyone having License #2332 9am-4pm. area known as the Long 1101 S Scheuber Rd, the purchase a classified is subject to that certain an interest junior to the Work will include construct- Road Annexation in Lewis Centralia, WA 98531. ad! Deed of Trust dated 10/28 deed of trust, including ing a new 17 stall asphalt County, State of Washing- /2005, recorded 11/4/2005, occupants who are not parking lot, new 3 bay ton. under 3236726 records of tenants. After the 20th day concrete loading dock pit, LEWIS County, Washing- following the sale the pur- replace the existing 8 inch Ordinance No. 2331 ton, from JESSE J. PHI- chaser has the right to fire line double check valve An Ordinance of the City of LIPS A SINGLE MAN AND evict occupants who are assembly and install ap- Centralia, Washington, CARRIE M. OLSEN A not tenants by summary proximately 600 lf of new amending Centralia Munic- SINGLE WOMAN, as proceedings under Chapter 6" storm line and associ- Looking for a 3-speed or ipal Code Chapter 9.08 Grantor(s), to LEWIS 59.12 RCW. For tenant- ated catch basins for the entitled Removal of Weeds ~ SILVERCREEK ~ ~ ESTATE SALE ~ better ridable bicycle with COMPANY TITLE, as occupied property, the pur- loading dock pit drainage. and Vegetation; Chapter EVERTHING MUST GO!! 60 Years Accumulation. fenders. Ask for Micheal Trustee, to secure an chaser shall provide a Building improvements will 10.30 entitled Nuisances Next 2 weekends! Friday & Saturday, Lieb 360-748-9911. obligation in favor of tenant with written notice in include re-modeling a lock- Sections 10.30.020 (Defini- August 15-17 & 9am-4pm, MORTGAGE ELECTRON- accordance with RCW er room into a new lunch tions) and 10.30.025 (Nui- August 22-24, 723 E St, IC REGISTRATION SYS- 61.24.060. THIS NOTICE break room, updating two 10am-5pm. Centralia, WA 98531. sance Declared) and re- TEMS, INC., AS NOMI- IS THE FINAL STEP BE- restroom facilities to ADA pealing those sections in 1641 State Route 122, Furniture, housewares, 1987 BAYLINER Capri 19': NEE FOR FIRST MAG- FORE THE FORECLO- standards, lowering the 3 conflict herewith. Silver Creek, WA 98585. tools & miscellaneous 30 hours on rebuilt 125 NUS FINANCIAL CORPO- SURE SALE OF YOUR bay elevated interior con- Antiques, Collectibles, knick-knacks. Early birds, Force engine, good condi- RATION, as Beneficiary, HOME. You have only 20 crete loading dock and Ordinance No. 2332 Household furniture. Beau- triple the price! tion, $4000. 360-269-8805 the beneficial interest in DAYS from the recording associated loading dock ty supplies and lots of or 360-807-8739. An Ordinance of the City of which was assigned by date of this notice to doors down to the existing Centralia, Washington, other knick knacks. Some- MORTGAGE ELECTRON- pursue mediation. DO NOT building finished floor. thing for everyone!! amending Centralia Munic- FRIDAY & SATURDAY, IC REGISTRATION SYS- DELAY. CONTACT A Building office improve- ipal Code Section August 15 & 16, TEMS, INC., AS NOMI- HOUSING COUNSELOR ments will include con- 18.04.010 entitled Codes 8am-4pm. NEE FOR FIRST MAG- OR AN ATTORNEY LI- struction of new walls, Adopted - Copies on file, ROCHESTER: 429 N Buckner St, NUS FINANCIAL CORPO- CENSED IN WASHING- installation of new doors, Subsection L the Interna- HUGE Barn/Moving Sale! Centralia, WA 98531. RATION (or by its TON NOW to assess your electrical and HVAC modi- tional Fire Code, 2012 Friday, Saturday & Sun- Nice household items! successors-in-interest and situation and refer you to fications and updating door Edition and repealing those day, 9am-5pm. 7641 183rd Out of storage & /or assigns, if any), to mediation if you are eligible hardware. Work in the sections in conflict here- Ave SW, Rochester, WA into the garage sale! Wells Fargo Bank, NA. II. and it may help you save Manufacturing area in- with. 98579. Antiques, furniture, Come & see! No action commenced by your home. See below for cludes installation of two L#0827 August 14, 2014 horse tack, tools, lots 1999 HONDA Shadow the Beneficiary of the Deed safe sources of help. new exhaust fans in the Published in The Chronicle more. Cash only. 360- Aero 1100cc: 19000 miles, of Trust is now pending to SEEKING ASSISTANCE building sidewalls, re- 273-7426. good tires, bike cover, seek satisfaction of the Housing counselors and siding and insulating the NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S saddle bags & helmets, obligation in any Court by legal assistance may be SE corner of the existing SALE Pursuant to the $3000. 360-736-2413 reason of the Borrower's or available at little or no cost building and re-installing Revised Code of Washing- Grantor's default on the to you. If you would like the loading dock levelers ton 61.24, et seq. TS No.: obligation secured by the assistance in determining and doors. WA-13-598600-TC APN Deed of Trust/Mortgage. your rights and opportuni- No.: 008700007002 Title GARAGE SALE! III. The default(s) for which ties to keep your house, The issuing office for Con- Order No.: 2010 34' Sandpiper Friday, Saturday & Sun- this foreclosure is made is you may contact the follow- tract Documents is RB 130206203-WA-MSO GARAGE SALE! 300-RL fifth wheel: 3 day, August 15, 16 & 17, /are as follows: Failure to ing: The statewide foreclo- Engineering, Inc., 91 SW Grantor(s): CONNIE K Friday & Saturday, 8-5. slides, AC througout, pow- 9am-5pm. 1910 Daniels pay when due the following sure hotline for assistance 13th Street, PO Box 923, RAY, DONALD T RAY 8143 191st Ave SW. er awning, like new condi- Rd, Centralia, WA 98531. amounts which are now in and referral to housing Chehalis, Washington Grantee(s): MORTGAGE Rochester, WA 98579. tion, $34,000. 360- North Centralia over 6th St. arrears: $20,271.80 IV. counselors recommended 98532, telephone number ELECTRONIC REGIS- Antiques, RV Equipment, 520-6871 viaduct. Follow the signs, The sum owing on the by the Housing Finance (360) 740-8919. Contract TRATION SYSTEMS, Pellets, Ford F-150 Truck lots of clothes, 38' 5th Parts & Lots MORE! obligation secured by the Commission: Toll-free: 1- Documents including draw- INC., AS NOMINEE FOR Wheel, questions call Deed of Trust is: The 877-894-HOME (1-877- ings will be issued upon AMERICAN BROKERS 360-870-1225. principal sum of 894-4663) or Web site: payment of non-refundable CONDUIT Deed of Trust WANTED: TOYOTA OR $137,933.13, together with http://www.dfi.wa.gov fee as listed below payable Instrument/Reference No.: ROCHESTER NISSAN type motor home. interest as provided in the /consumers to RB Engineering: 3254684 I. NOTICE IS LARGE FAMILY SALE! MULTI-FAMILY SALE! Not new or not old. Cash Note from the 3/1/2013, /homeownership HEREBY GIVEN that Friday, August 15, Friday & Saturday, Au- or trade. Ray, 360- and such other costs and /post_purchase_counselor Electronic PDF copies on Quality Loan Service Corp. 9am-4pm & Saturday Au- gust 15 & 16, 9am-4pm. 330-1380. fees as are provided by s_foreclosure.htm. The Disc $25 each. of Washington, the under- gust, 16, 9am-12pm. 6307 641 Marsh Ave, Centralia, statute. V. The above- United States Department Electronic PDF copies on signed Trustee, will on 9 199th Loop SW, Roches- WA 98531. Furniture, described real property will of Housing and Urban Disc and Printed Full Size /12/2014, at 10:00 AM At ter, WA 98579. Bikes, household items, tools, be sold to satisfy the Development: Toll-free: 1- Copies of Plans$95 each. the entrance to the Lewis clothes, dishes, furniture, clothing, fruit jars & a lot WANTED: Vehicle for Old- expense of sale and the 800-569-4287 or National County Courthouse, loca- lots of kid's toys, bedding & more! er couple in Vader for obligation secured by the Web Site: http:/ Technical inquiries regard- ted at 351 N.W. North much more to see. NO shopping & appointments, Deed of Trust as provided /portal.hud.gov/hudportal ing the project should be Street, Chehalis, WA CHECKS please! minor damage ok. Call by statute. Said sale will be /HUD or for Local counsel- directed to the office of the 98532 sell at public auction MULTI-FAMILY Brenda 360-880-5469. made without warranty, ing agencies in Washing- Project Engineer, RB Engi- to the highest and best SALE! expressed or implied, re- ton: http://www.hud.gov neering, Inc., 91 SW 13th bidder, payable in the form ROCHESTER: Friday, 8am-4pm & garding title, possession or /offices/hsg/sfh/hcc/fc Street, PO Box 923, Che- of credit bid or cash bid in ST. Mark's Saturday, 8am-12pm, encumbrances on 8/22 /index.cfm?webListAction halis, Washington 98532, the form of cashier's check Lutheran Church 144 River Heights Rd, 1971 SUPER Beetle VW: /2014. The defaults refer- =searchandsearchstate= E-mail or certified checks from Yearly Parking Lot Sale! Centralia, WA 98531. custom wheels, disc red to in Paragraph III must WAandfilterSvc=dfc The [email protected]. federally or State chartered 10000 Hwy 12, A lot of everything! brakes, stainless steel cus- be cured by 8/11/2014 (11 statewide civil legal aid banks, at the time of sale Rochester, WA 98579. tom fenders, seats & new days before the sale date) hotline for assistance and All Proposals must be the following described real Across from the Jr High. motor with 3000 miles. No to cause a discontinuance referrals to other housing submitted on the regular property, situated in the Saturday, rust or dents, garage kept, of the sale. The sale will be counselors and attorneys: form furnished with the County of LEWIS, State of August 16, 9am-2pm $6900/offer. 360-219-3234 discontinued and termina- Telephone: 1-800-606- specifications, and each Washington, to-wit: LOTS SALE IS ted if at any time before 8 4819 or Web site: http:/ must be accompanied by a 4, 5 AND 6, BLOCK 7, 1980 CADILLAC Eldorado RESCHEDULED /11/2014 (11 days before /nwjustice.org/what-clear. If certified or bank check or MOSSYROCK LOTS 4, 5 Barritz: 6 liter fuel injected the sale) the default as set the sale is set aside for any bidder's bond made paya- AND 6, BLOCK 7, TOWN WINLOCK- FRIDAY & Sat- MOVING IN, engine, black on black, forth in Paragraph III is reason, including if the ble to the Port of Chehalis OF MOSSYROCK, AS RE- urday, August 15 & 16, MOVING OUT SALE! leather, runs & drives very cured and the Trustee's Trustee is unable to con- in an amount not less than CORDED IN VOLUME 3 well, $1300/offer. Onalas- 9AM. 142 Bethany Ln., Saturday only, fees and costs are paid. vey title, the Purchaser at five percent (5%) of the OF PLATS PAGE 43. Winlock WA 98596, off ka, 509-855-2330. Payment must be in cash the sale shall be entitled total bid. EXCEPT THE WEST 3 Hawkins. 20' Tandem axle August 16, 8AM-5PM or with cashiers or certified only to a return of the FEET OF LOT 4. TO- ATV trailer, washer & 1214 W Roanoke St. checks from a State or monies paid to the Trustee. This project is a Public GETHER WITH THAT dryer, furniture, e-lawn federally chartered bank. This shall be the Purchas- Works Project. The Con- PORTION OF VACATED mower, boat motor, etc. Lots of household items, 1999 FORD Taurus: auto, The sale may be termina- er's sole and exclusive tractor shall comply with ALBERT STREET, LYING kitchen items, espresso 4 door, mechanically ted any time after the 8/11 remedy. The purchaser the requirements of RCW ADJACENT WHICH AC- maker, girl clothes size sound, great condition in & /2014 (11 days before the shall have no further re- 39.12, and shall pay each CURED THERETO BY 4T-6, toys, suitcases, lin- WINLOCK: out, $2400 (below blue sale date) and before the course against the Trustor, employee an amount not OPERATION OF LAW. ens and much more! MULTI-FAMILY Sale. book). 360-273-5409 or sale, by the Borrower or the Trustee, the Beneficia- less that the Prevailing LEWIS COUNTY, WASH- EVERYTHING MUST GO! Friday & Saturday, 360- 915-2896. Grantor or the holder of ry, the Beneficiary's Agent, Rate of Wage, as specified INGTON. FLEETWOOD 9am-5pm, any recorded junior lien or or the Beneficiary's Attor- by the Industrial Statisti- 1987 TAG # S: WAS 112 Hemphill Rd, WE NOW have garage encumbrance by paying ney. If you have previously cian of the Washington 037334/ WAS 037335 Winlock, WA 98596. sale packages available! the principal and interest, been discharged through State Department of Labor More commonly known as: RV items, tow bar & all Packages include 2 lami- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S plus costs, fees and ad- bankruptcy, you may have and Industries (L&I). Be- 124 WEST MAIN STREET, accessories, Brake Buddy, nated signs, 4 sheets of SALE Pursuant to the vances, if any, made pur- been released of personal fore commencement and MOSSYROCK, WA 98564 lots of man stuff & miscel- pricing stickers, 3 sale Revised Code of Washing- suant to the terms of the liability for this loan in upon completion of work, which is subject to that laneous. sheets, a sharpie and ton 61.24, et seq. TS No.: obligation and/or Deed of which case this letter is the Contractor shall file the certain Deed of Trust dated balloons! Packages are WA-13-542379-TC APN Trust, and curing all other intended to exercise the forms and pay the filing 6/12/2006, recorded 6/20 only $5 with the purchase No.: 021329-012-000 Title defaults. VI. A written note holders right's against fees required by L&I. The /2006, under 3254684 re- a classified ad! Order No.: Notice of Default was the real property only. Contractor shall indemnify cords of LEWIS County, 130026723-WA-GSO transmitted by the Benefi- THIS OFFICE IS AT- and hold the Port of Washington, from DON- Grantor(s): CARRIE M. ciary or Trustee to the TEMPTING TO COLLECT Chehalis harmless from ALD T. RAY AND CONNIE OLSEN, JESSE J. PHIL- Borrower and Grantor at A DEBT AND ANY INFOR- any claims related to the K. RAY, HUSBAND AND LIPS Grantee(s): MORT- the following address(es): MATION OBTAINED WILL payment or nonpayment of WIFE, as Grantor(s), to WINLOCK: GAGE ELECTRONIC NAME JESSE J. PHILIPS BE USED FOR THAT such wages by the Con- LEWIS COUNTY TITLE SATURDAY ONLY! REGISTRATION SYS- A SINGLE MAN AND PURPOSE. As required by tractor. No progress pay- COMPANY, as Trustee, to August 16, 9am-3pm. TEMS, INC., AS NOMI- CARRIE M. OLSEN A law, you are hereby noti- ments can be made to secure an obligation in 151 Bremgartner Rd. YOUTH HOCKEY NEE FOR FIRST MAG- SINGLE WOMAN AD- fied that a negative credit Contractor by the Port of favor of MORTGAGE Winlock, WA 98596. Multi-Family NUS FINANCIAL CORPO- DRESS 134 GRIMES report reflecting on your Chehalis unless L&I has ELECTRONIC REGIS- Tools, fishing equipment, Fundraiser. RATION Deed of Trust ROAD, CENTRALIA, WA credit record may be sub- approved the contractor's TRATION SYSTEMS, lunch pails, old records, Saturday & Sunday, Instrument/Reference No.: 98531 by both first class mitted to a credit report Intent to Pay Prevailing INC., AS NOMINEE FOR generator, lots of miscella- August 16 & 17, 8-4. 3236726 I. NOTICE IS and certified mail, proof of agency if you fail to fulfill Wages for this project. AMERICAN BROKERS neous. Cash only! No early 1102 S. Silver St, HEREBY GIVEN that which is in the possession the terms of your credit Final payments will not be CONDUIT, as Beneficiary, Birds! Centralia, WA 98531. Quality Loan Service Corp. of the Trustee; and the obligations. Dated: APR. made by the Port of the beneficial interest in Name brand clothes & of Washington, the under- Borrower and Grantor were 21, 2014 Quality Loan Chehalis until Contractor which was assigned by lots of great bargains! signed Trustee, will on 8 personally served, if appli- Service Corp. of Washing- provides the Port of Che- MORTGAGE ELECTRON- /22/2014, at 10:00 AM At cable, with said written ton, as Trustee By: Michael halis with an L&I approved IC REGISTRATION SYS- the entrance to the Lewis Notice of Default or the Dowell, Assistant Secreta- Affidavit of Wages Paid. As TEMS, INC., AS NOMI- County Courthouse, loca- written Notice of Default ry Trustee's Mailing Ad- a condition of contract NEE FOR AMERICAN ted at 351 N.W. North was posted in a conspicu- dress: Quality Loan Serv- award Contractor will pro- BROKERS CONDUIT (or