The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-02-02
THE COLONIES

because the latter has dismissed the truy Colonel Harvey
spcy that Colonel Harvey himself the logical candidate
Colonel and lead the Democratic hosts IN 1917
abandoned the Presidential for the editorial
chair only question of when the American people
the White House restore the balance
power craftsmanship and letters Colonel Harvey conspicu-
ouy the job He dependable than Colonel Waiter
he than Colonel Hearst he has no
Southern affiliations like Colonel Graves and he is not shopwon
Colonel Bryan Should Colonel Roosevelt aside all personal nc
and Republican nomination. he and Colonel
Harvey would pretty and Colonel Roosevelt would
Enthusiastically vote, while Colonel Harvey
would all the suffrage Both have honorable military records
Both edit leading weekly The only difference that Colonel
Harvey already member the Anana Club whereas Colonel Roo
told lie To make certain that Colonel Harvey will be
elected however, Colonel Roosevelt out Of the
We suggest that the societies. which have much influence
with Colonel Roosevelt following the Exchange Of professors idea
already successfully nauguaed between Germany and the United
States exchange between Colonel Roosevelt and Emperor
William, of the Dragons of England would
particularly appeal Colonel Roosevelt to
Berlin and the Faheand by divine right and Colonel Rdde
would undoubtedly welcome ColonenChe William to New York
contributing TheStaats Zeitung-Independent
NEWSPAPER PROGRESS
ssET the WHOLE the made these
eght-and thirty years., said Henry the other day,
speaking of the plmy, ofenmouned days Of the great
edor'
anybody him the files The progress isn't
ago papers had that anybody
read they have but they have civilized Some Of
the great dor great backguars Possibly they not
commaized but there increased domination of the
ing preferable the whole ot the old domination of political
party The much The that
any rights press respect
hardly ared Malignant cruelty the individual
At understand have advanced far
the shining heights civilization that refuse dyuge
them from motives which he deems honorable and still
that they will take the first possible opportunity ovewhm him with
public dcu disgrace The better because they
kinder We would willingly edtor' for ta-Po
EXPRESS YOUR OPINIONS
councmen merely spokesman for the citizens of the city
They conducting the cy business because they the
by the citizens the pubcs side the
the corporation Ii the citizens the DESIRE instance that
the system should placed the alleys
will be placed spite of personal councilman
contrary way in which this desire
forcibly expressed the councmen meeting
y intimate the council the feeling subject
delegation council chamber will have Personal soil
the members of the council has been known
wonders.
The committee appointed from the council Mr.
Hanford the discovered that the opinion
could without difficulty or expense The
harder feature the legal the change ony
by the people themselves only expression desire
The only place for the the aeverone comedies that
and they will be placed there if you demand it,
TOLLS
THE TIME for the completion of Canal draws
demand for ships becomes louder
conendd that native owned operated should have such
advantage else the people of this country will get much be
fit from the of the in the canal
Already there from on this pronoa
Naturally they the American Marine held down
to its minimum Free tolls will the exnanson
OF trade relations between the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts members
Congress from the West favor tolls according records
\Y/ASHINGTON BANKS held deposits agggatng on
w December 1911 This amount greater than the
high mark It also is
made by the state just before the panic 1907 Savings deposits
aggregate for the first timein the shoy
These facts presented noyers Financial Record just issued
combining the the national banks the state m
December 5.