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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-02-17
From the State Capital
Items from Executive City Of Interest to Benton County Folks

shows it has the larger population
regardless of the possible outcome of
a county seat election. This rule
would work two ways, however, for
if Kennewick should win a county
seat election without actually hav-
ing the larger population the court
would remain at Prosser.
The bill was introduced by SEN
ator Hewitt to get the courts at
Aberdeen, the largest town in Che
halls county, away from Montesano,
the county seat. The measure has
good support and is likely to pass.
The house last week passed Rep
resentative B. B. Horrigan's two re-
lief bills for R. A. Klinge and r. P.
Norton, Pasco residents who pur-
chased Ainsworth lots at tax sales
and later found that they had not
secured valid title from the state.
NEW ADMINISTRATION MEASURE
The water code prepared by Gov.
Hays commission, the latest and
last administration measure to be
introduced at this session. made it's
appearance last week. The bill pro-
vides water commission to super
wise and control all irrigation and
water companies. Two superintend-
ents, intended to do the field work
are provided, one for the east side
and one for the west. The present
regulations for irrigation companies
are codified and included in the bill.
Some intention was shown earlier
in the session, of including irriga-
ton companies in the public utilities
bill and giving the projected public
utilities commission control of them
as well as all other public utility
corporations.
At present, however, it looks very
much as if the public utilities bill
will be killed. The bill was pre-
pared by the railway commission
and provides for the extension of
the powers of that body to include
all public service corporations and
a change in name to the public
utilities commission.
The chief objection to the bill
comes from the cities. The NUM-
cipal authorities claim the bill
would deprive them of the tight to
specify franchise provisions and fix
rates.
Another administration bill to be
introduced last week is the forestry
code. This provides for a forestry
commission and the apportionment
of state forester, with full author
ity to organize an efficient fire fight
ing force. The plan would do away
with the present system Of state and
deputy fire warders.
No more bills will be introduced
in the house after this week, unless
rules are suspended for that pur-
pose, The last day Of introduction
of bills in the senate is February q i.
an effort to make the limit the same
as that in the house, having failed.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-02-17
ALLEN HOLDING OUT

The COW counties apportion-
ment bill was not introduced last
week because Senator F. J. Allen
who now represents both Benton
and Yakima counties, objected to
the plan which would put Benton
with klickitat and Skamania.
The plan was to have the eastern
part of Yakima as one senatorial
district and to join the northwest
quarter with Kittitas for another
district. The Kittitas- Yakima dis
trict would contain 2S.9SS people
and the rest of Yakima 81 1872, ac-
cording to census figures, while
there would he 22,OO4 people in the
Klickititat- Skamania- Benton dis
trlct.
Just 81 senator's. one half of the
members of the upper house, sup
ported the plan. The combination
expected to get Aliens support and
the senator has been much criticised
for not coming into the coalition.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-02-17
CHANCE FOR SUPERIOR COURT

According to the terms of bill
introduced in the upper house last
week by Senator Hewitt Of Chehalis
county Kennewick will be able to
take the superior court away from
Prosser at any time the river city
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-02-17

No provision for a kennewick-
Pasco bridge over the Columbia will
be included in the general apprs-
priation bill at this session. The
Horrigan-Rich bill, asking an ap-
preparation of $3.50, 900. will sleep
IN committee.
This is the positive statement Of
J. H. Davis, chairman of the house
appropriations committee Every
bridge bill brought before the legis-
lature will be accorded similar treat
ment.
Decision to cut out all special ap-
preparations was reached by the
house early in the session. The
senate adopted more liberal pol
icy. For four weeks the two ap-
preparations committees have been
working at counter purposes. Bud
get bills over million dollars apart
were provided for state institutions
and offices.
Last week, however, through the
efforts of Governor M. E. Hay the
two committees were brought to-
gether and compromise bill was
decided on. This follows closely
the budget bill prepared by the
house committee, the governor hav-
ing thrown his influence to the &c
onomy demand
AS the result the retrenchment
policy will apply all along the line.
Estimates of state institutions have
been trimmed vigorously and special
appropriations will generally be ell
minated altogether.
This means that kennewick and
Pasco cannot hope for bridge for
two more years, at least. If, in the
mean time, however, enough of the
state highway system is constructed
toward the twin cities the span
across the Columbia at that point
may be ordered as part of the state
highway appropriations.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-02-17
COMPANY MUST PAY UP

In decision handed down Fri
day, Feb. 10, the state supreme
court holds the Prosser Falls Land
4 Power Co. must pay its patrons
for crop shortages in 1907, 1908 and
1909, caused by the scanty supply
of water furnished by the corpora
alton. The decision was concurred
in by five judges and upholds the
decision of the superior court, from
which the company appealed.
The case appealed was that of
John H. Evans and wife against
the power company Evans had
oeen granted judgment for $3.50.
The supreme judges in their de-
cision say that though the Yakima
river was lower during the years men
toned than it usually is. there would
have been plenty of water for the
ranchers if the company had not
diverted the greater part of the
stream to a new water wheel for the
purpose of furnishing power and
light to Prosser As the company
gained money on its Prosser light
contracts the court finds it is liable
for damages caused bv lack of water
for the irrigated lands.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

3u ser geriammlllng angeiagt, tie al
le umfaBt oas 8an6 Der gemeinia.
men u%niperiellen Stride, Die 2iebe,
1reue uno anbangli6feit gu unierem
fl. Bater. uno Deutide, sic bier per-
lammelt iino, perbinoet meiter oos er-
qere feite 8anb Ser 2iebe 5u Dem ge-
metniamen tbeuren 8aterlan6. 8oQ
8%ere6rung bliden mir auf 81 unierem
&aiier, Dem 6rie0ensfiiriten, uno 81
unierem @roBber3og, Dem begeiiterten
6oroerer ser &unit. Moge @ott bieie
gertreter Der b0diten @emalten ieg-
men uno uns nod piele, Diele Sabre
erbalten. l1niere @efii6le Ser 2iebe
un1 ser Sreue unb an uniere @un-
ide fir ibr ferneres @oblergeben fat
len mir aber 5uiammen in Dem @ufe:
Seine &eiligfeit Hapit 8ius X, Sc.
Maieitdt 8aiier @ilbelm, sc, &0nig-
lide &obeit @robber3og grnit 2uo-
mig, iie leben bod, bod, bod!"
Die oarauf folgenoe offi8iele Be-
griiBung geidab oa1r6 Sberburger-
meiiter @0ttelmann uno 6ieiem idloi<
len ii6 &e6ner aus peridie6enen Sbei=
len oes &et6es mie aus ser 56met5,
Oeiterreid, Canada etc. an, tpelde fi9
in @ruBen uno 8egludmuni9ungen
e%rgingen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
Critic seidloKene ~@eriammlnns.

Sim Montag, Sen Z. Muguit, mur6e
i'm boben Come Elm feierlibes Honti<
fitalamt gebalten, un6 es mur6e Damn
in Ser StastEaue Sic erite geidlo1ie=
lie Geriammlung, 81 ser ii6 cine
iiberaus ftarfe 8ertretung eingeiteqt
batte, 6urd Sen Suiti5rotb 81.
%eroffnet, tpeIder sic gridie-
nenen nit ber5li6en @orten begriBte
uno Damn oas auBeroroentli9 Iiebens-
wiir0ig gebaltene S@reiben bes FL.
&aters als Mntmort auf Sic an 81.
&eiligfeit geri@tete M6reiie perlas,
nadoem iid ale BON ibren Siben err
boben batten. Das Sdreiben lautet:
- @eliebter Sobn, @ruB uno Mpo-
itoliiden segen! @ir freuen uns,
oab man iia riiitet CUR iabrIid)en
Notwithstanding DeutidJlan6s,
Sic oemnadit in Main8 a~bgebdlten
mer0en iou, un0 oaB 6abei bas erite
3entenarium 0es Main5er 8il9ofs
@ilhelm BON Gcttc5er icitlioA qere;prt
miro. Gem einen um Stride un6
Staat 10 bodper0ienten Mann gu
preiien, bat man NIT @edt lebbaftes
8erlangen, un0 freu6ig baben mir es
begriibt, oaB. nidt MIR sic Meain5er
8irger, ionoern 6ie &utbolifen bon
gang Deutidlano oieies Mannes 6anf-
bar gebenfen monen. Das erbeii9t
ia 6ie %6anfbare @eiinnung oerer, sic
mobl miiien, nit mel6er 8egeiiterung
er sic &ehte Ser &eligion unb oes
opoitoliiden Stubles bertbeioigte; NIT
mel6er @eisbeit er sic @riitlide 2eb=
re erflarte, 5ltmal auf bem @ebiete
Ser io5ialen 6rage, gu 6eren 2oiung,
mie er nadmies, sic fatbolii9e Sell
gion cine mun6erbar mtrfiame uno
beiliame &raft oarbtetet; NIT peldyem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

(Stirmii9er BeifaQ.) user muir ,ei-
men ein5igen Stein aus Dem munoer-
barren 8nu ser Stride entfernt, lit ftin
&atbolif mebr. Meinungsperi6ieotn=
beiten fann es geben in Saden Ser
Gpportunitdt in 9ad)en ser Sattif.
Gs gibt u&i6tungen" bel ser grorte=
rllng ein5elner Tragen, aber 6ieie
&idtungen, bon 6enen man 10 Oiel
Mufgebens ma6t, iouen nur iein, mol
len nur iein uno iin6 nur perldieoene
@ege nod oemielben 3iele. (2ebbnf=
ter 8eifan uno 8%uitimmung.) Dides
3iel, aber un6 ser @runogeoanfe aaer
unierer &an0lungen lit %unabdnoerli@
ausgeoriidt in SEN @orten: sd
CLAUDE an cine beiltge, fatbolii9e un6
apoltoliid)e Stride.
8 meme perebrten Damen un6 Ser
rem! 8ie unenolt9 groB lit 6od oas
Slid, oaB mir 4in6er unierer beiligen
fatbolii6en Stride itno. @ebbafter
Igeifau.) EagtdgIid molten mir @ott
fir 6ieie u%nberoiente groBe @naoe
6anfen oaourd, oaB mir ielbItoentano=
lid einig bleiben i'm @lauben, 1aB mir
einig iin6 in unieren &%offnungen uno
8eitrebungen, 6aB mir en6li6 einig
iino in Dem @eoanfen, oaB Bel al un-
ierem Sbun nn0 Srudten niemals
feb1en 6urf sic 2iebe! (8eifun.) @ir
mouen @ott oanfen 6a6nrhL 6aB mir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

ieine uno ieiner Stride @ebote treu
a1no gemiiienbaft erfiiQen, oaB mir eff
rig uno freu0ig Sic Spfer bringen,
Sic bon unS berlangt mer0en. Qeb=
batter 8eifan.) @ottes Muge rubt
auf uns! SHE Spfer, 6ie mir gu iei-
ner @bre bringen, iino nit goloenen
2ettern eingetragen in oas 8u9 oes
9ebens. limo menn mir bereinit un-
lere ir0iide 8ilgerfabrt poqen0et ba=
ben uno biniiberfommen in sic Sci
matb, bann 6iirfen mir 5uperii@tli@
boffen, Dor 6em &idterituble 6esieni=
gen gu beiteben, Sen mir bier auf CT
Sen tefannt, fir Sen mir gefdmpft
uno Opfer gebradt baben. Nebbafter
8eifaQ.) Dann miro er uns iegnen,
unb CT miro uns als quite u1,o ge=
treue &nedfe aufnebmen in ieines
&eides epige &errli9feit. (Stiirmi<
i@er 8eifau.) Dieier @lalbe lit es,
ser uns fort, ser uns uniiberpin6Ii9
madt. Die Notwithstanding
@eididte ser Stride 9tbt uns bierfur
6en i6lagen0en 8emets.
@ir fins bier in 0ieiem 5aale per=
iammelt, &atbolifen aus Oe1terrei9
uno ser 5dmei5, aus Stalien un6 9d=
nemarf, &uBlan6, &olan6 un6 8eI=
glen, fur5 aus fait alien 21noer1 GU
ropas, aber au@ &atbolifen aus
Miten, Mfrifa un6 Mmerifa baben ii6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

etmas better muroe, .babte aber, i@ flblte
ni9t 10 gut. als i'd iolte go i4rieb in
an oaS Yeruna heoical 9epa. ten1ent. UNI
ausauinoen, mas eS BON mir bdhte. G8 qab
mir ipc5iele Nnueiiun8ex une dr5tli9en
&atb. gu ~unierer Be%rmunberun8 ,ulroe i'd
better, uno beute bin i'd ei,e 8eiun6e 5rau
uno mie8e uiel mebr, als i'd je in meinem
1eben that.
Sd iase meinen Grennben. oaB Qeruna
mem Sc Ell rettete sd tnpfeble eS, mo
INNER tb bin. uno penn Semano bon un=
ieren Nnee66riaen trant / ,9ebe i'd ibm NIT
grfo(g Beruna.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
IS. Notwithstanding Der
&atbplifem!D eutiblanbs
IN Mfainj.

Sn SEN aus 6eutiden 8ldttern ein=
gelnuferlen @eri6ten miro Dor allem
Der rieiige 6eit5ug, mel6er am Croft
m1ngstage, am 5onntag Sen 6. Mu=
quit ltattfan0> als ein5igartig berpor=
geboben. Sn iener madtuoQen &un0-
gebl1ng fotoblilden 2ebens muBte mar
einen 8epeis erbliden> 0aB Die oeut=
iGen. aatbolifen in Ser Organization
@roBes geleiitet baben. Mae 6ie
@ereine, in uelden Sung uno Mlt uno
ale 5tan0e pertreten maren, 3eugten
oafur, mie piel marme fatbolii6e 8e=
geiiterung uno Spferfreuoigfeit TO-
mobl in ser Sugeno mie in ser M6n=
nermelt lebenoig lit. @amentIid tpa-
rem Sic 8ereine ser Sugen0 Jeff itarf
pertreten, nn0 6arin erfannte man elm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8ilo, 6os sic Ser
sen Ser alien 6iibrer 6es fatboliiden
&olfes bober uno boffnungspouer
idlagen madte. l1eber Sic na9 ser
Jeitpara0e in ser 5ta6tballe gebalte=
ne Mrbeiterperi ammlung beri6teten
mir oes Musfibrliden in lebter @ode,
un0 es eriibrigt Ser 8eri6t iiber SEN
9egrubungsaben0, ser beion6ere 8e=
odtlng oer0ient megen ser por5iigli-
fen &eoe oes Boriibenoen 6es 2ofal=
fomites, Suiti5ratb 81. S@mitt
(Main5), morin er sic @erod@tigun=
gen ser oeuti6en &atbolifen 0urd un=
beru fene &ritifer unter ltiirmildem
8eifaa 5uriidmies. Sbrer retboril@en
8lan5leiitung megen geben mir sic
&e0e i'm Nus5uge mieoer:
v0ir leben fiirmabr in elmer jebr
l6meren u110 e%rniten 3eit! Sait iiber-
al auf SEM gan5en g%r0el1run0, au9 in
unlerm 8aterlano, lit ein geiitiger
&f ent6rannt, ser notbmen6ig our
Sdeioung Ser @eiiter fiibren mug
IS gilt Sen &f INN sic gan5e Drift
life @eltonidouung, file Gbriiten=
t6um, bie &eioentbum! Sn oieiem
Sample mrB aQes 5uiammeniteben,
mas auf poiitioem driltlidem 8ooet
lte6t! Gas, mas ste 6riitliden &on=
feliionen trennt, miro uns auf beioen
Seiten lelbltoerltdn0li9 itets bemuBt
bletben, mir moaen aber SOS, mas uns
einigt, ME aus Sem Muge perlieren!
Nebbafter 8eifaQ.) Mnf oem 8ooen
Der Mftnng Dor ser religiolen lteber=
3engnng umierer Mitbitrger poden
mir in 0em frie6li6en Mebeneinanoer-
mirfen Der &onfeIiionen nn0 Dem ge=
netnlamen Sample gegen Sen gen1ein-
lamen Seine sic idlpere 8iirgidoft 6es
Steges erbliden! 0iei er &f lit
Elm ldperer un0 beftiger. Desbalb
fommen tpir aniabrli6 8uiammen a1m
l1rs in nnierem @lauben gu feitigen
nn6 gu itarfen, UNI gu beratben, mas
in Ser 3eiten Scott uns gu tbun OBJ
ltegt, mel6e neue 8flidten, nament-
ltb au6 auf io5ialem nno faritatipem
@ebiete, an uns itets berantre-.
ten. 8ir baben allo in 6ieien lpeni<
gen 5agen cine iebr. groBe 9lnfgabe
gu erfuaen. 8ir beiddftigen uns aber
audi aus 8rin5ip in unieren 8era-
tbltngen ausidlieBlid NIT unieren eli
aenen Nngelegenbeiten; @olitif un6
ieglide fonfedionel(e @olemif 1T aus.
geidloiien qNebbafte 8uitinmung.)
>Die @eidibte unierer @eneralper.
3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

iammlungen liefert Sen 8etpeis, bob
niemals @erbonolungen itattgefnnoen
o0er &eoen gebalten mur6en, 0ur6 Die
elm Mnoersglaubiger iid nit @rnno in
ieinem @laltben ooer ieinen @efiblen
bette perlebt fiiblen f0nnen. Die So.
Notwithstanding miro nod 0en-
Ielben @runoidben ban6eln. Sober,
Ser nidt sic einfa6e @riiten5 unierer
Stride, bie Ebatid6e, 0aB MIR leben
uno mtrfe1, iaon als cine &ranfung
empfinoet iieoer, Der es ni6t alS
cine &rdnflng empfinoet, bob mir nn-
ieren @lal,ben fir mabr balten un0
i'm befennen, fam uni eren @erban0.
lungen %beimobnen, obne beflrdten gu
miiiierl, oaB ieinen religioien l1eber-
5eugnngen 81 nabe getreten miro. W1r
ahten Sic lteber5eugung ieoen Mn-
oersoentenoen, mir miiniden nl1r, oaB
man audi uniere lteber5eugnng geraoe
10 adte mno a%nerfenne! (Sturmiiber
9eifal.) Mir freuen l1nS nn6 begrli=,
zen es 0anfbaren 9er5ens, menn Sic
Jiirlten in oen trellen l1n0 %offenen
9etenntniB CUR hriltliden 8eltan.
idauung Dem Golfe nit gutem Bel.
ipiele borangeben! Subelm baben
mir 0as mieoerbolte feierli6e 8efennt-
nib unieres &aiiers our 6riitli6en
@eltani6aua,ng u1ro gu ieiner Stride
begriiBt, aber mir miiiien audi ertpar-
ten, baB, menn ser erla1dte 5proB
zines futbolii9en &onigsbauies elm
ebenio feierlides 8efenntniB ieiner
religi0ien l1%eber5eugung ausipri@t,
ofes %geraoeio ollgemein un0 porbebalt<
Los anerfannt miro, mie mir es aus
unierer ponen lteber5eugung beraus
BEL Sen MeuBerungen unleres &aiiers
getban boben. (Stiirmiiher, lang
meilen6er 8eifuW.
Man fat in ser lebten 3eit per=
iu6t, uns 0euti6en &utbolifen &or=
miirfe megen Ser bon uns beoba6te-
ten Nrin5ipien gu MAIDEN, un6 0eren
8idtigfeit in 3meifel ge3ogen. Dus
madt uns nidt TIRE! @ir oeutl9en
&atbolifen lteben einig 5uiammen nit
unieren Brieltern> unter Ser 2ettung
u%nierer 8ii6ofe, in %innigiter @erbin-
oung uno obioluter Sreue gu unierem
fl. Safer, (2ebbafter 8eifaW Sem
Baplt! 50 mar es bon ieber fatboli=
ide 2ebre> uno 10 miro es, 10 @ott
mill, in G%eutld)lan0S @auen bleiben
mmer0ar. @ir luiien uns nidt fopf=
ideu MAIDEN BON unberufenen &riti-
fern, oeren 2ebren regelmdBig gu Nie-
0erlagen uno gum Mie0ergang, foit
nod niemals, gum Siege uno gum
Mufibmung gefiibrt baben. @eifan.)
Mon fat au9 bon elmer Spaltung
Ser &atbolifen geiproden, sic li6 por=
bereite uno tbeilmeiie audi idon por=
lei. Md mie lit 90, mie idon
tauienomal leit 8eiteben unlerer Sir
6e, ser @uni@ ser 8ater 6es @e6an=
TENS! 1ie r8robeten" pergeIien, 6aB
es bel sen &atbolifen gar feline. Spal=
tung in @laubensio6en geben fann!
Man lit &atbolif nit alien leinen
&oniequen5en, o6er man iit es ntdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
Yernna
rcttete tmein
1eben.
,,s5b empfeble es, tpp intmer
idb BIN"

Hrau Sobn
~. Stabter.
u d e + Sburg,
Snb., i4reibt:
sd tpuroe 8e=
beilt BON einem
Sale
pDn&atarrb oes
30 a 8 ullb
u n p eroauli4z
teit uno elmer
6 0 m IifatiDn
ben Rranthei
ten, an benen
l6 me 3
Sabre lit. SD
aebraudte 6rei
9Dttpren, bic
mir ni6t piel
gut tbaten, unb
i'd i1eate bic
ar5t iden Be>
iu1e elm.
IS d. taufte
eine 5lai4e
Yerun uno
ing an, es 3u
nebmen. SD
enH~%n NoE IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
COMING EVENTS.

COMING EVENTS.
Dec. 27--Cpsiiiion ounce, RarttAn
Facht CiuL.
Dec 7s--Baptist Sunday school
school Christmas exercised.
1tl7
Jan. dance. Goodwin Assocsa4
ton, Auditorium.
January a-Leap year dance.
tartan Yacht club
Jan. Is-Ball, Danish Ladies' socie-
" Fr@mad, KroeEer Auditorium.
Jan. 3z--Masquefade ball OF I4a-
dies society Brssa. Washington
hail.
Jan. 24-sixtL annual bail OF star
Of GrAcs Lodge, No. ". shepherds
OF Bethlehem. Washington hail.
ian. eS-E@sa dance, Jefferson
Maccabses, Washington han.
Fab. 7--Baii. Puritan Athletic Club.
Auditorium.
kebs xl--Colonian daacs. Raritar
facht Cls
Feb. 32--Sxpper, Ladies' Aid So
cisty OF Himpson ". &. church.
Feb. 23--Dancs, WashinRton
Hose and Chemical Company.
kArch 1s-Dance OF the Brother
hood Trafnmsn, Auditorium
May 2--SnaA espeaFa masquerade,
tartan Yacht Clnb.
Sept. 2-Sangsrbnna, Bisnnia:
session In this city.
Nay 5o-rancs. Greek Societies,
Auditorium.
April e-Dancs, st. patriekss Aiif-
Ance. A~ndisorfusn.
April TO- 19It-BaIl. Combined
Camps OF Woodman OF the World,
Washington Halt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
THURSDAY. DECEMBER II, 1911:

lion, 3z.l2l-
xx tntles from kew vofk-

~ tnilss from Nsw gofk-
1Az rars liz.
On ststsu Island sound q
po.th q ne E.sssfn river aa'
Geekn steamers cNn COCK 10 sho"
~ ~ ~ tset Of WAksF.
Channe5 II test deep 1T low va
~ Leading up the by from sAnaS
Dsily s,sxDser service to New
1our rsfisoaAs the rennsy,ssnis
t,entrai HaiIread Of New 'sas,
Ia rid ire Hsft Branches running N
III dffecfseBs. nHoYdtne almost ~
uuiimitAd nurnhsr at sfeetisnt LAC
Has two telegraph and two ssis'
Eisstric 5ixht and gas cornpaniss-
ked4rat ~p0stofscs buffdsn1A
Ntns xrsnanaai schoois and one
h}xh 9chpol. which - on = ~
proved iBst Of ali h isadtns III ~
t1xsitiss In the country. lou psesIi-
shiat schools and = business
tnurcn.s Of ali denominations
City hospital
Nuntcfpa3 water worke.,sv Ia
Iii parts 81 the stats. .n
Riches clay deposits IN ~ 49,
Try III IN. Immediate vicinity
EplsndId. 4theatr1 vi advantaHt IL.
eorns II fhe leading tadls sI
are American Smelling &.f nnasr
Cpmpanys. ameftrr, Rattan CoRp1,
WBrks Asuelter. Barrier AsptaaS
Mcrks. Cnfted Lead Worksi sarai
file Il Patience CO., c. Fardes SsSsl
and THIS Works ATLANTIC terra New
~ Co. i ederai Terra Gotta So.ss,
Jersey Terra rp4fa CO.; three plaMss
~ The Nasionai E1~rsRroe1nss ustries
wfrktn tfY+ ~fns.neatate vicinity. Asra
annie Wnrka, ~CheHebrotgh vAsesnue
works. Marcy stove WORKS xwS
drydock companies tpEether VIII
~sfipysrds aud narine
p2ny, Hoeesirr 4 Hasslachef CnsMs
hal works: emery mills coks gnu
cigar ~fAcNoTgeSs cefnsnf stone HotAs
cs1I gripping piers. handkerchief
factory cement works. macnfns
shnps and iron f0undriess
Albert Leon, secretcrx 81 sns
Beard 81 Trade
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
MUST BE up AND DOING.

halter harbor
facilities at the present time all
along the Atlantic coast. Practice
ally every city that can be reached
LII any way by water Ii taking some
action towards improving conditions
Ia the way OF wharfage anc termin-
ais, and encouraging commerce to
come there.
AT q recent mseting Of the New
Jersey Harbor Commission, held in
Js1sey CRY, when 4 hearing WAS
xixan the Hudson River Association
or New Jersey in regard to the Inn
urovements to that section of the
shore line OF the state, several Inn
poxfkrt addresses were made on the
improvements Of waterways and ter
mlnal facilities. Perhaps the most
Interesting OF these was that made
by Floyd q. Corhin, of New York
City, who has been q dealer in water
front property for fifteen years.
Among other things Mr.. Corbin said:
Manufacturers are beginning to
appreciate seeking business. that
aQuai In Importance to the cost of
production is the cost Of Transports
ton. Especially 10 this true Of those
.ee-tr export trade. New York
with its many steamship lines TO all
paftS Ut the world 10 an Ideal 1oea-
ton tor the manufacturer producing
goods for export. As It IL also for
domestic business. It is the logical
location for importers OF raw ma
terlels who manufacture and dis-
tribute their products throughout
the world.
"Ws should encourage the ieca-
uon Of such enterprise here by fur
ntshing proper sites and adequate
u~faetnrers will not locate on prop
great burden upon them
I'VE can also supplement the ef-
forts Of cur exporters and importers
fy furnishing needed facilities aud
re 10 II. that tbs great trafiac OF the
port III not diverted to other points
like New Orleans, Newport News,
Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore and
Montreal
But perhaps that part OF his ad-
ldrsss which Ia of most interest TO
fPsrtA Amboy and vicinity Ia In re-
gard to Staten Island sound. He
aid:
D industrial plants the Staten
Island Haushfl ofysra water aa% rail-
shipping facilities at q low cost. but
the properties should be developed
upon large md comprehensive lines
to give the best results. Thls water
Wy Il q protected stream open at all
ssaSous OF this year, hAving q cham
neI of good width and = depth Of II
feet ut low water. Although q large
partition Of tAis shore has not yat
heea occupied 1t Ia today tias second
nz9re Important slream In the Initea
1E6tas. lt heing estimated that dur
fAg the year 1910 more than 27,08o,.
aaa suns OF freight vuIued nt saou.@
99nsVeA PASSED through this gate
veg Strong and important inter-
$50 are urging ths deepening Of this
channel 60 80 feet at low water. Not
0aay Ehs present but shs growing
s~eMs9sTee of this lmnzediats sacsloa
aVstsAss jf
Here car hs seaana sd7aI locations
3aT notwithstanding. deep water and
xHslS0aA facilities at E#&soaabas cost
Win saeaB grouna III shB 4seas tor
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