The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1907-09-13

hree dOzen White Leg
norh mems. B. G. Zwanzig, Sec. :,
Jas. L. Brass, manager of the Mr.
"em Boat Co., of Seattle. Is in towr
on business.
A. - Williams from Kennewick
10 III the city on business.-Walls
Wall Statesman.
Dress Making or plain sewing bx
MRS. j. N. Mcdonald. cor Washing
ton and Yakima.
Rev, 7. H. Dry has been appointed
postmaster at Hover and has ouali.
ned and is in charge
MIS- ). W. Hcwetson has gone to
North Yakima and environs for y
vacation and rest time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Slaugenhaun,
ana Mrs. E. L. kolb are in the hon
fields near North Yakima.
"ANTED-A boy or young man
TO run delivery wagon at
KING Son.
r. A. Swingle OF Kennewick ia in
the city today Saturday looking
after some business Repub.
lie.
Miss Kate Williams left Sunday to
teach school near Odessa In Lincoln
county. She will receive $50 per
month.
WANTED-To buy from owner,
house and lot or lots. Amon's adj
dition preferred. Address:
L., Care Courier office.
Coming to Kennewick! Four DAYS
attraction! A swell line of millinery
from Campbell's. Pendleton, Ore.
Sept. IL, IA, 16 and II. Watch for us,
Wait for us.
Orion Egbert who has been work
ing the past summer on the Burns &
Hall Fruit Farm, returned Monday
to his home at The Dalles. Oregon,
where he will enter the High school
for the years work.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Curry, eye sight
specialists, of Walla Walla, who
have made regular visits to kenne
wick during the past five years, will
make another visit Saturday, Sept.
2lst, at the Antlers Hotel for one day
only. Eyes examined free and all
work guaranteed.
The District of Columbia has the
greatest population a square mile
of any section of this country. The
figures are slightly more than 1889.
In Alaska there is only one person
to 10 square miles. Rhode Island is
second to Washington, with 4O7 per-
sons square mile.
Mr.. 0. G. Stark ia the party who
has leased the new hotel. He has
for some years been the steward of
the Rainier Club in Seattle. One ship
ment of furniture has arrived and
another is on the way. The new
hostelry will open at early date and
will be called "HOtel Kennewick."
TO My Friends and Patrons:-
Ifyou want trees from the Oregon
Nursery Co. for Fall delivery, see me
by Oct. 1st. as have orders to close
at that time. After Oct. LIST l will
take orders for Spring 'Os. Now,
just word-if you want good,
horest trees that will bear fruit true
to name, you can get them from tie
Oregon Nursery Co.
ID. L. TAYLOR, Agt.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church met Wednesday al
ternoOn with Mrs. H. Nj. Ashbaugh
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: president, Mrs. E
L. Brown; vice president, Mrs. D. F.
Cresswell; secretary, Mrs. w. F.
DdkeT, UTcSlSuIcIs MIX u. " a Otlc6.
The ladies will give another tea the
first Wednesday in October.
The trust editors and attorneys
and other opponents OF the admins
tration, have been vainly trying to
pick flaws in the Keynote speech re-
Gently delivered by Secretary Taft at
Columbus. Ohio. But they have
found that the big. burly and brainy
Secretary threw them file to chew
on. Secretary Taft in that speech
among other things saw fit to COM
mend the legislation passed by Con
gress and approved by Mr.. Roosevelt
for regulating not only railroads
but other large corporations. The
trusts are criticising some of that
legislation and assuming to do the
fault finding for the public. when in
fact, it is their own displeasure they
are expressing, for the public is more
than pleased with the attitude OF
the administration towards corpOr-
ations, concerning which Mr.. Roose-