Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-09-04

lngton Press Association will ever remain
a green aud bright spot in the memory OF
each and everyone whose good fortune II
has been to participate in and pvrtake OF
IL. As a representative OF the "huo
City of Washington, beg 10 add my tes-
timony TO the surprise and delight with |
which have viewed Fairhaven, the gem |
city of Belllngham bay.-R. IL. =, Cen
tralia.
Someone has said that there is no in
spiration equal to the DEVILS cry OF more
copy" This is iigurative language bet
ter understood by members of the craft
than to the general public. and simply
means that as fact nearly all the hard
work of the world Is done from pure me-
cessity. Ii may not be gratifying to our
vanity, but tits none the less .true.-W. c.
c.
The people of Fairhayen-their hos
pitallty is only exceeded by their enter
prise and progresses. NJ.
If the action of the association yes.
terday result in the adoption Of law
which shall give to a newspaper legiti-
mate protection in the proper exercise OF
/ its function of news gathering and inn
munity FROM the predatory proclivities OF
speculative shysters, while at the same
time ensuring the public against mali
clous attacks by holding newspapers TO a
strict accountability for injurious asser-
tions. the statutes of the state will re-
eeive a very important and greatly needed
amendment.-R. NJ.
-Fairhayen. the phenomenal city OF
the Mediterranean of the Great Northern.
j. y. MUNEY.
For the population Fairhaven has the
strongest indications of the future city OF
any town that have ever visited. With
population of 5000 your club room.
, would still be noted 70: spaciousness
/ elegance and comfort. The hotel would b'
, credit to any city in the state. TERRY
Faith. Hope and Charity" but thu
: greatest of these is charity. The allow
: proverb j. becoming old-fashioned an'
{ out OF date. When faith can build sucl
a city as Fairhaven in twelve months AM
draw 10 il such men as are evidently a
the helm. when faith will replace falle
trees and burning stumps with brio
blocks, hotels and mansions such as lin
the Farhaven water front, when fait
will originate HERALD, and put I'll
best known and most admired journals
II in Washington at the head, well. IL eel
> tainly seems as though II faith cam,
r beat charity lap TO the mile, IL is
least neck ahead. Anyhow it's so
Washington.-A. L q.
/ -Fairhaven, they say. is only a yearlin
4, When she grows up. unless towns are PR
10 tected 10y distance. she will probably tai
=, an absorbing in them, and like deaf
n, "gather them in." II you will proper
IN add 'e' to her name you will have
no proper description of her.-.I. L. Il.
he beautiful Fairhaven. Phenomen
e. city Of the Sound, Your broad and &c
Ia erous reception to the Washington sta
All Press Association has proven you Il
OF have in deed as well as in name.-Oy
oil STiaNe.
ire an
'N And yet you owe us something still
From Us to you VIII Visscher came;
he He works for you and not for fame.
al The poet Of the South Is he,
His songs are filed with melody
He sought Fairhaven. the harbor fair.
y And settled there to add his share
my In building up in this great west
ion A city destined to be blest.
len Long may Fairhaven live and grow
the Long may VIII Visscher gladncss know.
htv FAY FuLLE
mrs Every sunday" Tacoma
IN AT the request OF the editor OF
eh' editor of the HERALD for paragr,
70 from the members Of the Washing
oaa Press Association. as visitor | wo
the like 10 say a word ON the personal of
ai' Washington press. The most consp
am Gus fact in this connection, il Is with
oco' lack Of appreciation of age and col
'ety ouent maturity of mind. that meni
l'ch what has impressed one, viz: the gem
,n' youthfulness and consequent vigor mi
my fest Ia the personal appearance of
TINS large ma jority of its members. a yo
'ne and vigorous state it is evidently iit
tnut the press Oh tne sldt' chouiu
i''a, manipulated by men who are or m
eha' testify In the swim, as 1t were, ard In
'uch sympathy with the progressive ag
cue which they are an important factor
ZEN q. b
and What could be more flattering to
deed people of Fairhaven than the phenom
growth which their beautiful little
has enjoyed within so brief a period
short year. An increase from tw'
three thousand to five thousand
splendid, Let Fairhaven but keel
her lick for little while and the bel
full cities of the upper sound will
crowded in the race for supremacy.
haven has been rightly named-l
ian. haven. the city OF phenomenal grow
d. W. H.. the Chehalis Bee.