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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-08-28
Raymond Tells Where They Qanl

! Royal W. Raymond, superintend.
ent of the Anti-Saloon League iot
Washington, delivered an address at
Pnsser Monday evening to large
! audience and in course of his re-
marks gave the following as to The
position of the different Legislative
candidates on the temperance ilsue
which we take form the Republiean-
Bulletin:
In pursuance Of its policy Mr. Day
mond is touring the state and speak-
ing in favor of those candidates. for
legislative positions who have pledg-
ed themselves to support local
option measuresto be introduced BY
the league and against those Who
either have not given this pledge,
or by their previous conduct have
proven themselves enemies of local
option.
1t must have made any friend Of
S. ]. Cameron of North Yakima
cringe if they heard Mr.. Raymond
handle him and his record in the
last legislature. He gave no quart
er and called on the people of Ben
ton and Yakima counties to keep
Mr.. Cameron at home and away
from where he could again vote for
the saloon.
Mr.. Williamson of Prosser and
Mr.. Harrison of Sunnyside. candi-
dates for the. Republican nomina-
ton for senator in opposition to Mr..
Cameron, received his unqualified
endorsement and he said he hoped
that the opponents of the saloon
would make sure that by dividing
their vote, the saloon candidate
Cameron, was not allowed LIZ slip
in.
Of the local candidates for legis-
lative nomination, B. E. McGregOr
and E. w. R. Taylor, received the
leagues endorsement, both having
pledged themselves to support the
anti-saloon bill. MFR. Rose of Ken
newick had replied that he stood
for prohibition, which as the league
looks at it merely demanding the
'unattainable for the purpose Of de-
feating that which may be secured.
J. r. McKeand of Prosser had ignor-
ed the inquiry Of the league as to
his position.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-08-28
At tlle G4urfrra
August, 80 1908.
EPISCOPAL.
ling prayer at IL O'Clock,

EPISCOPAL.
Morning prayer at IL O'Clock.
~ CONGREGATIONAL
w. L. Rowan, pastor.
s. S. at 10 a. M, service IL a. m.
No evening service,
PRESBYTERIAN.
SIS. at 10 O'Clock. Preaching in
the evening by DIR. Alexander Gamer
ON.
CATHOLIC
The Rev. Father Cunningham Of
Sprague will be In kennewick We'd
nesday Sept. End and celebrate Mass
at the residence OF G. J. Henneberry.
BAPTIST
Rev. John Chandler. Pastor
Services in the new brick school
house. Sunday services, II m and
100 p IN. Bible school at 10 a IN.
Praise service at $50 p m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
L. N. b. Anderson, Pastor.
Sunday School 10 IN Preaching
at II Il nj Junior League at 3 p IN
Epworth League at 6 80 pm Preach
ing D. IN. Thursday 8 p. nj. prayer
meeting. First Monday in each
month at 8 p. M. business meeting.
Preaching at Finley on second and
fourth Sundays in each month at
D. M. Public cordially invited
Strangers always welcome.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-08-28

Albert Helander seems to be the
best man for the republicans to
for Insurance Commiss-
Toner. He is competent and cap
able as an accountant to put the
Office in the shape it should be and
give the department the rating it
shout | have in the insurance world
The least said about the present in
Mr.. Schively and his con-
duct of the Office the better it is. 1t
does not merit continuance.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-08-28
Child Cured Of DiarrhOea, b. lhamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOea
Remedy,

Remedy.
Il heve much pleasure In writing
to tell You that my little two year
old daughter had diarrhoea this
spring. "The doctors could do her
no good. l was advised by a friend
to try Chamberlain's Cholic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. got a bot
tie OF it and after giving a few doses
my daughter was well. She ia now
twenty-five months old and weighs
thirty-sfx pounds. l feel that can
not speak too highly OF this remedy.
writes NJ. y. Stallings, Butler, Tenn.
This remedy s for sale by Columbia
pharmacy.
, 1908-09-12
WIFE COULD e
Should Know Husbands Business
Says Wife of Masnate.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 12.-That every
married woman should make her hus.
bands business interests her own, is
the opinion of Mrs. Hartman, wife of
Edward H. Hartman.
Thursday was the twenty-ninth ami
versary of MI. and Mrs. Harriman's
marriage. With their daughters and a
party of friends from the east they
were being entertained at the Feld
club by Omaha business men. Some
of the Omaha women asked Mrs. Har-
riman about her social duties and
pleasures.
II think every woman should have
her husbands. business interests at
heart. she answered, "and not permit
her social duties to take up her whole
life, as the wives of too many wealthy
do.
Il truly believe that IL more women
would take a deep and intelligent in
terest in their husbands business they
become closely interested com
and a real help to them" !
, 1908-09-12
csssbrated Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. e H. Hartman cele-
brated the t~wenty-ninth anniversary
of their marriage at Omaha Thursday
evening. being rendered q reception by
a number Of their friends II the Field
club. Mr.. Hartman permitted him
self to be photographed ad lib and
made q very happy speech ct the ban
quet. The tables were decorated and
each guest was given a red rose,
which was found to be the favorite
flower Of the Harrimans and the kind
carried by Mrs Hartman at her wed
ding. She expressed herself as much
pleased with the coincidence when
she left the city and bade goodbye to
those who rendered AN anniversary
10 Mr.. Hartman, the children and
myself" About eighty business men
and otlcials of the railroad were pres
ent at the reception.
, 1908-09-12
BOOKS ARE JUGG[[D :
IN BIG CORPORATION.

nal machine addressed to Governor
Fort of New Jersey has been found In
the mails by the postal authorities.
The package aroused suspicion. When
opened 1t was found to contain powder
bullets and matches. There is said
to be no trace OF the sender OF the
Internal machine.
Death Would Have Followed.
Had the governor opened the pack
age in the ordinary way there is little
doubt that 1t would have killed him.
An unusual watch was kept over the
governors mail because of threats
made against him since the inaugura-
ton of his crusade against violations
of the law at Atlantic City.
Wanted New Address.
On a piece of paper in the package
was written: please notify us prompt
ly Of any change in your postofice ad-
Dress"
, 1908-09-12
IN DIVORCE.
Wife Charges Assault to Husband or
One of His Friends.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 12.-Mrs.
William johnson Of Buckner, Mo,
wife of a wealthy farmer, alleged in
a petition filed today asking for a di.
vorce, that at their home in Buckner
on the night of August 20 she was
struck either by her husband or by
some n who made the attack with
his consent and knowledge.
The filing of the petition apparently
clears up a sensational attack upon
Mrs. Johnson that has puzzled the au.
thorities. Mrs. Johnson was left for
dead by her assailant and for several
days it was feared she would die. Nc
definite clew to her assailant had been
secured until today.
, 1908-09-12
SECRETARY STRAUS OF DEPART
MENT OF COMMERCE AND
LABOR TO TAKE STUMP
FOR JUDGE TAFT.
Says Position Of Nebraska Man Is
More Dangerous to Working Man
Than Any other Element in Cam
paisn-Colorado Republican state
Convention Meeting at Denver
Mcdonald for Governor.

Cincinnati, o., Sept. 12.-Secretary
of Commerce and Labor Straus and
T. V. Powderly of the immigration
service were with Judge Taft for some
time today. They said they came to
discuss particular phases of the cam
paign.
Stratus viii Speak.
The position of the present admins
tration and Judge Taft on the labor
question is to be made the special sub
ject of consideration in the campaign
by Oscar Straus, secretary of COM
merce and labor, who, with T. V. Pow
derby, called on Judge Taft today.
Most Dangerous FalIacy.
Il regard the Bryan ~fallacies more
dangerous to labor than any other ele-
ment in the campaign" said Secretary
Straus.
, 1908-09-12
REVENGE OF AsoRER.'
Mispiaces Survey stake and Tunnel
Driven Far From Objective.

Heidelberg. Sept. 12.-An act Of re-
venge on the part of an Italian labor
er, because he considered he had been
dismissed without cause has cost the
government of Baden 1915, 900.
The government has been construct
ing a railroad tunnel through the
Black Forest mountains, working in
from each end to meet in the center.
It was discovered today that the two
halves which should come together at
the village of Forbach, miss each other
by -twenty-six feet. The reason Is a
mistake in the survey which arose
from the p%urposeful misplacing OF a
surveying pin. This act vas the work
Of the Italian, who had a grudge
against the government.
, 1908-09-12
SENSATIONAL REVELATIONS ARE
MADE IN INVESTIGATION OF
FAILURE OF FISH AND
GAME CONCERN.
Large Amount Of Liabilities Deducted
and Relative Action Taken In A.
sets Column, Enabling Corporation
to Float Paper That Would other
wise Have Been Hard to Find a
Taker in the Money Market.

Chicago, Ill, Sept. 12.-Revelations
Of q sensational nature were made
public today regarding the failure OF
A. Booth 4 Co., the twelve-million
dollar ash, game and seed corporation,
which was placed in the hands OF a
receiver Thursday.
Books ~Jugsled.
That the company's books have been
juggled for q period extending back
at least three years Is charged in a
circular sent out by Interested bank
err, who also set forth that in the
compAny's statement $1,000 900 had
- 1edncted from the liabilities and
the socks made TO balance by similar
Juggling In the asset column.
Paper fIesksd Frauduisntly.
BY reason Of this manipulation, It
is alleged. the corporation has been
enahlsd to hoAt paper that otherwise
might not have been accepted by the
purchasers.
Booths Not Implicated.
Members Of the Booth family are
said to be in no way involved In the
questionable transactions ami to have
been the heaviest losers by the mis-
management of others in whom they
reposed confidence.
, 1908-09-12
AURORA B0REAL|s
CAUSES TROUBLE
PREDICTION OF PlTTSsURG MAN
VERIFIED BY TELEGRAPH
COMPANY OFFICIALS.
Brilliant Northern Lights Yesterday
Followed by Reports of Wires Out
of Commission for More Than an
Hour|Chicago In Haze from the
Burning Forests in North.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-THE predic-
ton of DR.. John A. Brashear of Pitts
burg that the Aurora Borealis report
ed yesterday would be followed by
reports of magnetic disturbances was
confirmed today at the offices of the
telegraph companies.
Wires Went Down.
Yesterday afternoon and again last
night the wires east and north of Chi
cago went down for an hour or more.
Telegraph officials attributed the tTou-
Bile to the Aurora.
, 1908-09-12
Bryan FAELAC|ES
DANGEROUS TO LABOR

York to make an explanation, not an
apology, of why l have ceased to call
myself a democrat, and have with
drawn from the support of Bryan"
Grave Charges Made.
Coming to the present campaign, he
said: Look at this mar Haskell,
whom Bryan made chairman of the
committee on platform and treasurer
of his campaign fund. This man Has
kell, known as a political paymaster of
the Standard Oil, is asked by Mr.. Bry-
an first to make a platform the Stand
ard Oil will approve of, then collect
from the Standard Oil the material ex-
pressive of their approval.
Bryan a Trickster.
"Mr. Bryan has hauled down his flag
and surrendered. Where in all of Mr..
Bryan's vacillating course, with its ig-
nominious conclusion, could | find an
inspiration for further devotion or op-
portunity for honorable approval /
have to regard Mr.. Bryan as a trick
ster, a trimmer, a traitor.
5ryan's Proposition to Hearst.
"Mr Bryan alleges that | am angry
at him because he did not support me
for the presidency at ST. Louis four
years ago. That is not true. If Mr..
Bryan thought I was not the most
available candidate, it was his duty
to oppose me. But If Mr.. Bryan
thought I was not the proper candi-
date, he should not nave approached
me in New York four months ago
with a proposition to support me in
the next convention If l would support
him in this campaign"
, 1908-09-12
The Graves Notification.


Atlanta, Ca. Sept. 1.-TWO thou
sand persons listened to the informal
notification Of John Temple Graves as
nominee of the independence party for
vice president OF the United States
here last night. Presidential Nominee
Hisgen, William r. Hearst and a score
of other prominent men in the party
were on the platform. MI. Graves was
given an ovation. He was followed
by w. R. Hearst, who stated his ad-
dress by explaining his leaving the
democratic party.
Bryan Not Sincere.
Mr.. Hearst declared if William j.
Bryan was sincere he should not have
him four months ago with
the proposition to support him CIV. ].
Bryan in the campaign, and he (Bry-
am, would support him (Hearst), in
the next campaign. Mr.. Hearst said
in part:
Came to Make Explanation.
Il have come all the way from New
A statement of the financial condi-
ton of the church at the conclusion
of the service.
, 1908-09-12
Stock At the Yards.

The following shipments OF sheep
We're al the yards here last night, fed
IN transit; T. w. R. Nelson. Montpe.
iler. Idaho. to Chicago. eight cars;
scott Anderscn, Boise. to Chicago,
sixteea cars: r. r Bittinger. Ogden to
south Omaha ons car; Bittinger-Fosl
company. Ogden to South Omaha, -four
cars: A. T. Nell. Soda SPRINGS to
Cnicaeo. .weave cars; @. 8. Marshall
Sods Springs to Qicago, six cars;
narnes Brother. Soda Springs to Chi
80. four CAR; J. R. stockink. sods
1Driaea. e ChieAoo. ~ cars; Il. n
fr. eo6a eprines, 70 CaieaSp. three
~: Lso hkef. Bod eprines, to Chi
caso. nag Can.
, 1908-09-12
FUSION TICKET N
Democrats and Independent Republic
ans in Carbon County Unite.

Rawlins. Wyo., Sept 12.-The Gar
bon county democratic and independ-
ent republican convention has NOM
mated the following ticket: Sheriff,
D. B. Campbell; county clerk, D. ].
When; treasurer, j. F. Simionson;
clerk Of court, Burt Drebole; assessor,
L. D. Peck; state senator, 1. M. Con-
ness; representatives, Frank Kaylor,
L. s. Alfred, T. ]. Swisher, John F.
Hittle, Grant Routt, Phil Gardner;
prosecuting attorney, G. E. Oehler;
surveyor, D. G. Kinniman; road super
visor, Ed Bailey; superintendent of
schools, Irene Daley; county commits
sioners. four-year term, D. G. Jones,
and two-year term, ]. Watch.
, 1908-09-12
SETS FOOT down
ON SCHOOL FRATS
CHICAGO SCHOOL BOARD SEEK
ING TO DRIVE SOCIETIES
FROM CITY SCHOOLS.
School OFFICIALS Preparing to Suspend
All Who Decline - Sign AntlFra-
ternity Agreement ard Pupils
Said to Be Planning Injunction
Against Enforcement.

Chicago. ILL.,. Sept. 12.-Open war
fare has been declared between the
Chicago school oficials and high
school fraternities and sororities, on
which the board Of education has plac-
ed a ban. All the pupils refusing to
sign the a~nti-fraternity agreement will
be placed under suspension.
Hundreds to Be Suspended,
1t is expected that several hundred
pupils will be suspended on Monday.
The fraternity members are planning
to secure. an Injunction against the
enforcement Of the new regulation.
, 1908-09-12
Guest Of Mccraw.

Cumberland, Md, Sept. 12.-Continu-
ing his campaign eastward, william j.
Bryan arrived here this morning. He
was accompanied from Wheeling by
John 7. McGraw, national committee
man for West Virginia, whose guest
he will be tomorrow at Deer Park.
Crowds at Stations.
Crowds assembled at the stations
along the road throughout the night
and made noisy demonstrations in
honor of the candidate.
Goes Back at Hearst.
When asked this morning regarding
the statement made at Atlantic last
night, by William r. Hearst, that Bry-
an four months ago asked his support
for the presidency, promising to sup
port Hearst in 1912, Bryan declared
the statement absolutely false"
, 1908-09-12
A SPECIAL
ON FRIDAY
THAT TO De MADE CHEYENNE
DAY At COUNTY FAIR FOR
CAPITAL CITY VISITORS
Passenger Department Provides Train
from state Capital to Laramie and
Large Crowd Looked For-Presi-
dent and mrs. Hartman Celebrate
Wedding Asalvsrsary.

n l. Lomax. general passenger
agent for the Union Pacific has In
formed local omcials Of the company
that = special train will run from
Cheyenne to this city IN the 18th. for
the benefit Of the Albany county fair,
at : rate of one fare for the round
trip. the tickets to apply to the spe'
ctaa train only. A delegation OF boost,
ers went to Cheyenne today to inter
est the people In the best county fair
in this part Of the state.
, 1908-09-12
Evans Made stII clerk.

VIII Evans was today selected by
Agent A. B. Cady to take the place Of
Bert Logan as bill clerk at the freight
depot, the latter leaving to become the
cashier and bookkeeper for the Acme
Cement Plaster company. MI. Evans
Is q bright young man, growing up In
the railroad service, and his friends
are certain he will continue to make
good" as he has In the past.
, 1908-09-12
Made . East Run.

The Hartman special train. which
passed through here early Wednesday
morning, made the run over the Sid
ney-North Platte district, a distance of
1923 miles, in 112 minutes. This speed
has been reached On previous occa-
sions. however. The track is perfectly
straight and smooth for a good part Of
the way and q man can be seen for
miles ahead Of the train.
, 1908-09-12
, Q Q o o o o o o O o O o o O c
, GOING INTO COMMISSION. G
, Monitor Wyoming Equipped as
. OIL Burner. az Experiment.

Q Mare Island Navy Yard, Sept. c
Q Interpretations are being made c
Q to place the monitor Wyoming, c
o the name Of which will be chang c
o ed to Cheyenne, In commission {
Q September %. The Wyoming c
@ has been out Of commission ever {
Q since she was disabled by a c
Q broken propeller shaft of the {
Q oas of southern California three c
Q years ago. The vessel has been c
Q thoroughly o%verhauled and equip c
o ped with oil burning apparatus c
Q for experimental purposes. c
o O O O @ @ @ Q o @ @ O Q @ O O C
, 1908-09-12
Camp to Be Moved.

Elmer Lovejoy returned yesterday
afternoon from Bear gulch, where he
had been with R. D. Stewart, chief
engineer for the Laramie Plains line.
Mr.. Stewart IL now checking up the
line of survey. The Argo camp will be
moved about the first Of next week to
the ]. B. Sidener ranch. beyond Noun
tain Home, from which point opera
lions will be carried on for the pres
ent.
, 1908-09-12
STEAMER REAcHED.
Injured in Collision n Passengers
Were Transferred.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 1.-THE Pu-
get Sound Navigation company's
steamer Chippewa, en- route for Vic
toria, collided With the steamer Senti-
mel, bound for this port from Dog
Fish bay, in Seattle harbor, this morn.
ing, in a heavy fog. The Sentinels
bow Was partly stove in. Her passen-
gers yer removed to the Chippewa
and the vessel was beached at the
West Seattle ship yards. The Senti-
nel's passengers were landed and the
Chippewa continued her run to victo-
ria. No one wa hurt.
Daley Republican 80 cents . month.
, 1908-09-12

ton work, and would not % into the
wood business for the present. the
contractors = nsing some Of the tie
ch0ppers from time to time to clear
the right q way for the grading out
fts. and there wa always = demand
for good men along the rod beyond
Centennial.
, 1908-09-12
SELLING TICKETS.
Lsper Who Escaped From Louisiana
Colony = Year Ago.

New Orleans. La. Sept. 12.-John
Moulton. a leper, who escaped from
the Louisiana leper home in Iberville
parish about . year ago, was found
here today selling tickets at a nickel
theater. He said he went from the
home to st. Louis in company with
three other lepers who escaped at the
same time with him. ,Moulton said he
did ~ know what had become of his
compaN pns. He win be returned to
, 1908-09-12
Colorado Republicans.

Denver, Colo, Sept 1.-THE repub-
lican state convention met here this
morning. Lieutenant Governor Harper
was the temporary chairman. He will
be succeeded by Hubert Work when
the permanent organization is made.
The forenoon session was occupied
with the appointment of committees
and other routine. Recess was taken
until 2 o'clock.
Mcdonald for Governor.
The G~uggenheim delegates were
seated from Denver and a slate headed
by Jesse F. Mcdonald for governor
has been prepared by the senator's
lieutenants.
, 1908-09-12
Cattle From North Park.

H. A. Hunter IL loading several carr
Of cattle at Centennial today for the
eastern market. They were driven
from North park to the sfdener ranch
yesterday and to Centennial today.
The shipment will reach this city late
this afternoon and be delivered to the
Union Pacific.
, 1908-09-12
Ching He Was AseauIted.
Thaw to Be- Transferred.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Sept. 12.-Har-
ry X. Thaw will be transferred Monday
from the Douchess county jail 10 the
Jail at White Plains, West Chester
county, under an order issued by Su-
preme Court Justice Mills at a special
term In this city today.
, 1908-09-12
Taaaart Gets place.

Chicago, Ill, Sept. 12.-Before his
departure for the east today to attend
the New York state democratic con-
yention, National Chairman Mack
announced the appointment of former
National Chairman Thomas Taggart
OF Indiana as head of the Commercial
Travellers association of the demo-
cratic national committee.
, 1908-09-12
Chicago in a Haze.

Chicago, H., Sept. ia haze like
that of Indian summer. but due to the
forest fires in northern Minnesota and
the burning of peat beds at Norway,
Wis, spread over Chicago today.
, 1908-09-12
DECREASE SHOWN.
More Than Seven Millions Less o
Cash Compared With Last Week.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE statement
of the clearing house banks for the
week shows that they hold $51, 1892, 1926
more than the requirements of the rs
per cent reserve rule, a decrease of
$7.652,12 in the proportionate cash re-
serve as compared with last week.
, 1908-09-12
Guests at the Hotel.

The following guests . registered
at the Union Pacific hotel last night:
J. Finley Clayton, Portsmouth, O.: ".
e. Smith. San Francisco; W. McMullin,
Boston; 8. G. Foster. United States
army; J. A. Irons. H. L. Cox, G. l.
Van Buskirk. D. X. Arnold. Chicago;
G.. H. Barbour, New Sharon, Ia; E.
Pearson, Saratoga; Edgar Collins,
Cheyenne; Fred A. Webster, w. ].
Holland. Pittsburg. Pa.
, 1908-09-12
BANK GETS BONDS
Forty Thousand Dollar Water and
Sewer Issue in Rock Springs.

Rock Springs, Wyo.. Sept. 1.-THE
100000 water and sewer bonds of the
city were bid In by the First National
bank here. it putting in the highest of
thirteen bids. all above par. The bid
OF the local bank raj $41. 1876. the next
highest bid being $40,149 by e. II.
Rollins & Son Of Denver. r
, 1908-09-12

Des Moines, la, Sept, 1.-THE ne
gro Baptist ASSOCIATION of Iowa n
Nebraska, in session here yesterday,
adopted resolutions c~ondemning the
action of Highland Park college in ex-
Guiding negroes, and declaring it the
greatest setback the race has had in
Iowa. d
, 1908-09-12
Steel Man Wounded.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 12.-Andrew
kloman the third, aged "a years,
grandson of Andrew Kloman. a part
ner Of Andrew Carnegie In the Pioneer
iron and steel business, was found
shot through the head and shoulder
on Grant boulevard early today. He
was hurried to the hospital in a criti-
cal condition.
CIaIms He Was Assaulted.
Relatives claim that he was the vic.
tim of a highwayman. The police
r nc ready to accept this theory.
Kbman was employed by the Carnegie
steel company.
, 1908-09-12
Fatality In Race war

Trinidad, Colo. Sept. 12.-In the
race var batween Mexteans and Ital-
fans, which waged for over an hour
at Morley. a mining camp. ten miles
west Of here, early this morning, one
man was killed, another was perhaps
fatally wounded and several others
rel injured.
Result Of Old Feud.
The fight was the result of a long
standing feud growing out of rivalry
in the mines. The dead man is Ca
sinero Casias. the wounded being Jose
Martinez.