The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-08-01
CARNIVAL WHEELS
STEADILY MOVING
Manager Crawford Asks Cooper
alton of All-Outlines At
fractions

Headquarters for the Grape Car
nival have been installed in the
rooms of the Commercial Club.
where Manager w. r. Crawford
can be interviewed on all subjects
pertaining to the conclave that will
be held on the 25th, 26th and 9th
of September.
The countless duties involved in
the building of such show as is
contemplated not only calls forth
all the energy, experience and
watchfulness of those directly in
charge of the management, but the
hearty support and personal COOP
Grafton, in various ways, of every
loyal citizen in the town and sur
rounding country. Indeed, we may
not limit to the immediate vicinity
of Kennewick the valuable assist
ance that will be required, for our
many friends and well wishers both
up and down the river. north, south,
esst and west, will have an oppor-
tunity to lend their assistance and
share with US the measure of success
we attain.
A call at the Carnival Office today
found Mr.. Crawford almost buried
with correspondence that had ac-
cumulated before he took active
charge of the work, but we pre-
vailed upon him to rest long enough
to give us few of his ideas of what
t he Carnival should and will be this
year.
Mr.. Crawford stated the work
had not progressed sufficiently up
to the present time to give out any
| definite information relative to the
various attractions that will be Sc
cured, but among those contem-
plated and for which arrangements
to secure are in progress, are such
commendable features as the Talk
ing Movies, which will, if secured,
be something entirely new and at
tractive in this particular locality.
The Bee Wizard, who enters
screened cage on the stage or plat
form and very cody and deliberate
ly, as though it were a mere pas
time proceeds to remove the top of
beehive and with his bare hands
scoops up handful after handful Of
the busy workers, depositing them
all over his head. down the inside
of his collar, and in various ways
demonstrates the art of enjoying
the good fellowship of the entire
colony. While performing this
most unusual feat the Wizard gives
very interesting lecture on bee
culture which is very interesting to
all and particularly instructive to
all bee keepers.
A carnival, Mr.. Crawford says,
is simply vast machine and though
complicated in many respects can
be made to run smoothly if each
wheel properly balanced moves in
unison with tie others without un-
due friction or discord. In this
connection Mr.. Crawford invites
each and every individual interested
in the welfare and success of the
coming Carnival to cooperate with
him by freely offering their sugges-
tions at all times, particularly to
the ladies of the valley without
whose assistance, he feels, his task
would be doubly hard. In another
issue, he will, through the columns
of this paper, outline general plan
of work in which the ladies may
render an invaluable service with
out overtaxing their energies or
drawing too heavily upon their time
and domestic duties.
The spirit of everybody helps"
can not be too strongly INDUCED in
by all and so far, Mr.. Crawford
says, no one with whom he has
come in contact has been found
wanting in this respect.