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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-08-01
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Ev. LUTHERAN BETHLEHEM CHURCH

Ev. LUTHERAN BETHLEHEM CHURCH
Rev. A. Woker, Pastor.
Missouri Synod, Fifth and Yakima.
10 a. m. preaching service.
M. E. CHURCH
10a. m. Bible School.
HOO am, preaching.
ZOO pm. Epworth League.
8 p. m, union meeting at Baptist
church.
Bible study Wednesday 8p. m.
Choir practice Thursday p. m.
ZION LUTHERAN
S. Probst, Pastor.
$50 a. M, Sunday School, English.
1920 a. m, German Services.
English services on the first and third
Sundays of every month at 7:3O o. m.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-08-01

your midst. This store
department. store plans
to meet the favor of Q
dollars worth of Fall C
purchased at the Easter
ceived daily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28
HAYEsvILLE NEWS.

Hayesville, June 2S-(speeial)-Miss
Elizabeth Denny has recently returned
hcme from Mill City, after a successful
year Of teaching school.
Mrs. c. ]. Anderson has returned
home from an extended trip east, where
she visited friends and relatives. Mrs.
Anderson is very glad to get back to
her home in "dear old Oregon"
Miss Daisy Wiseman, a Willamette
University student, expects to spend
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.
Reynolds. She will be welcomed into
the young peoples circles.
Miss Elizabeth and Frances Rosche
have arrived in Hayesville from Min
neapOlis, MINI, where they spent the
winter teaching, They are visiting
their parents here.
Hayesville will entertain the district
Sunday school convention next Sunday,
June 20. A splendid program has been
prepared, few numbers of which are
an address in the afternoon by Rev. A.
A. Winter, a reading by Miss Yoder,
Round Table talk conducted by Rev.
Marshall, and an address in the even.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28

Phillies still were galloping in the lead.
The Pirates have supported a young
hospital through part of the season and
if the expected rally from them should
fail to materialize, now that the sick
are well, there is supreme hope in
SmOketown for next year. C. Webb
Murphy still says the Cubs will win by
an eighteen game margin so all argu.
ments are off. Brooklyn shot up like
a sky rocket at the start, but sim.
mered down like the stick, and they are
warbling ''Next Year" across the big
bridge. st. Louis cut its usual swath
at the start this year and they are say
ing it will be a repeater next year
minus the drop-baek of 1913. So to the
Cardinals, Boston and Cincinnati there
is left the cleft to build such song
as they can pick from the remnants.
Tinker may pet rally out of the Reds
but no matter what the song or where
il is sung during the coming months, it
will always end:
"When We once get to going next
year"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28

No, Alon2o, carrying a girls picture
in your watch will not bring her to
time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28
Consider the UniUerse

Of this wonderful object. Some OBJ.
servers have reported that they could
trace its faint extensions over a space
four degrees in length, or eight times
the breadth of the full moon. In or.
der to be well within the truth, how
ever let US assume that the length Of
the brighter portion is only one degree.
Now, the actual size of an object
which appears one degree broad de-
pends upon its distance from the eve.
We do not know the distance of this
nebula, but we have the best reasons
that 100 light-years away e, light,
for believing that it cannot be less
which travels 10000 miles per second,
requiring 100 years to come to US from
it. In 100 years light travels in round
numbers, $50 millions of millions of
miles! That, then, is the least distance
that we can assume Tor the Andromeda
nebula.
To tell how large it is we have only
to remember that the apparent diam
eter Of any object bears a fixed pro-
portion to its distance If the apparent
diameter is one degree the distance
will be about 57.3 times the real diam
eter In this case we know the distance
or at least we know that it cannot be
less than certain amount, although
II may be more-and we wish to find
out the real diameter from knowing
the apparent diameter and the dis.
tance.
All we have to do, then, is to divide
5sOOOO,O OO,0OO,OOO by 573 For sim
plicity call the divisor 5s, and the re.
suit is lO,OOO,OOO,OOO,OOO. That tire
mendous number represents the length
0. the Andromeda nebula in miles.
To comprehend II, let us make lit
tie calculation. A swift proiectile
from a modern gun can 60 at the rate
Of half a mile in a second, 30 miles
i- o r,'o"to ie"N .-,'',s i- -- horr.
43,2OO miles in a day, or 15,7s9,OOO
miles in a year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28

A correspondent asks whether it is
true, as he ha read, that faint spin.
die Of light which an opera glass shows
in the constellation Andromeda is in
reality another universe lying far off
from the uttermost shores Of our uni.
verse and possessing its own Milky
Way and its own clusters Of stars and
heves this is so, he would like TO know
swarms of world. And, if anybody be-
why.
It viii help to make the answer
clearer if we first consider the appear
anee Of the Andromeda nebula.
The naked eye can just glimpse it
on a dark night like the merest speek
Of luminous smoke. An opera glass as
above said, shows it in the form Of a
Glimmering spindle A powerful tele-
scope reveals it as an elongated blow
ing cloud, the brightest part Of which
is at least twice as long as the full
moon is broad when seen with the
naked eye.
Two dark riffs seem to partially di.
vide it lengthwise, and a small round
nebula shines. like a little attendant,
of at one side. The condensed parts
have a sparkling appearance, like frost.
Oh silver.
A marvellous transformation takes
place when a Photographic plate in.
stead Of the eye is exposed at the
Ioeps Of telescope pointed at the An
dr0meda nebula.
In the photograph the glowing cloud
appears in the form Of a great irreg.
ular central mass, surrounded by sew.
eral more or less broken rings, all Of
which are seen slopingly, so that they
look like long eelipses. The appear.
anee is as IL the whole nebula were in
whirling motion, like a gigantic cy.
clone Of fiery clouds, and the rings
seem to be flying asunder.
Before going further, something
should be said about the probable size
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28
NOVEL ARGUMENT MADE
AGAINST BIG RAISE

Raising the novel contention that a
45'year lease on the property and exc.
cuted but two or three years ago, has
deprecated its value W. NJ. Gregory,
of Portland, and attorney for the Mary
Pennoyer estate of that city appeared
before State Treasurer Kay today and
objected to having its value raised
from $4,000 to 100000. The state
treasurer declared he was unable to see
the force of his argument, and the at.
torney announced he would take the
matter into the courts. Mary Pennoyer
was the widow Of Sylvester Pennoyer,
former governor Of this state. On the
estate is located the building Of the
well.known firm of olds, Workman &
King, and It is considered one Of the
best properties in the Rose City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28
Exchanges

Stock of merchandise, s2O,0OO for
farm or city property. 100 acres dairy
farm, close to TillamoOk, stock, ETC..
for $250O, for farm or city property.
1890 acres stock farm, 1900 sheep and
goats, Oakland, Oregon, SIG per acre,
take city property half. 1900 acres Har-
ney county, stock ranch, $4,000, for
small farm. 6S acres improved, near
Turner for house and lot or acreage. )
acres, new buildings, for city. House
and lot for small farm. pa acres i'm
proved, at Monmouth, for small farm.
l56 acres, improved, take part trade.
Portland property for Salem. Grocery
store for sale, $4,000. 129 acres, i'm
proved, $45 per acre. 800 acres Eastern
Oregon, $1,000, take trade. List your
with us.
Smith & Wood
3O3 Sleeves Building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28
ATTORNEY GENERALS SON
WILL ASSIST HIM IN WORK

AttOrney-General Crawford today ap-
pointed his son, James W. Crawford,
assistant attorney. general, to succeed I.
H. Van Winkle, who resigned to prac-
tice law in this city. The appointee is
graduate of Willamette university
law school and the Yale law school. He
is % years old.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28

ing by Rev. Lawrence. This convention
is especially of Importance, as the Of
fieers for the ensuing year are to be
elected. A basket dinner will deserved
az noon, for which everyone is re-
quested to bring something. Everyone
is invited to the convention. Let us
have large assemblage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28
RIOTER MUST
RETURN FOR TRIAL

+. +. lies, charged with rioting at
oswego during the recent strike Of
employees of the Home Telephone Com.
pany, must return to this state and
answer in the courts for his offense,
for he is now under arrest at Denver,
and Governor West has issued a
requisition upon the governor Of Colo.
RADIO demanding his return.
Hes is charged during the riot with
having broken into the office Of the
telephone company, and with having
@ rssaulted j. F. Mccain. J. Ward and
@. L. Amsberry. He was arrested,
gave a bond, and fled the country, and
nothing was heard Of him until yester.
day, when he was located at Denver.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28

The concessions will be built on an
immense scale. The Grand Canyon
will be 200 by 700 feet in area and w
contain in miniature all the sirh's
be seen and the sensations to he ok.
perienced in the most wonderful of
natures wonders in Arizona. There
will be Indian villages beside the can.
yon and the inhabitants Of these quaint
places will be seen working at the arts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28

Tommy Gaffney of Salt Lake City,
lost to Chet Neff, of Seattle, on a foul
at Centralia, the low blow being struck
a few seconds before the end of the last
round.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28

There win be great gathering Of
Salem baseball fans at Albany Sunday.
It is reasonably certain that the local
boys will cop the game there
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28
To Cnra a Cola IN flns nsn.

To Cure q Cold IN One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QuininG
Tablets. Druggists refund money II IL
falls to cure. E. W. GROVES sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-28
NEVER EVEN TEP1p.

Have you hot water in your house9"
Have II My dear boy, l am never
out OF it,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
HUNDRED LIVES
 SAVED BY CREW
Engineer Sticks with Engine. Plunging Through Weak ened Bridge After Un- coupling
ALL ESCAPE INJURY

IYNDONVlLLE, Mass. March 22- Facing what appeared immediate death, the engineer on a passenger train from Montreal to Boston today brought the crowded coaches to an abrupt stop at the edge of a tottering bridge. An instant later. the struc- ture weakened by flood gave way under the weight of the uncoupled locomotive and the engine with its crew. was plunged into the ice chok- ed stream.
 l25 passengers scrambled out 70 learn the cause Of the sudden shaking up and received a second shock when the train men Informed them that another bridge over the Psssumpsic river. a mile back. had been swept away a moment after the train cleared it.
 The engineer and fireman, by lucky chance, dropped into the open water and swan ashore. not much worse for their experience.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
DOWN THE SOUTH

MEXICO CITY. March 22-Venus- tiano Carranza is personally directing inc attack on Saltillo. Federals are ,asrcbing from Monterey 10 the .n- ,-ested city to reinforce the garrison of s00. which has been sustaining aI o,+act since last midnight The wires .orth and south have been down sihcS ,,,orninq A train on the Natlohai -aiIroad northbound. turned back uo che station south of saitilio- ne rabels began the attack Sunday nis.[. ,n nfyicial report seems to indlcate ,bat if is of little importance put l oo~ts today say the fighting has peen S.. ,.oa,,,, po. on the outskirts. It IS thousn' ,sa, & The rebels are trying to lure uer '.,f ..,, tnas T,rncy T-, Aubert south of Monterey, era, .-hich city he retreated with an 70 So-cas from VTlaldama in order 10 lns lna.sct . if The object of the reDe.s s v piote Scar to the Monterey goVerhnrn. Tss IS e,o@, sroo,s so they may attack il. me ,,a,nor ol alUOT of sinoIoa has been ,,sss ares IT is charged that he anliis.su 'a ea. .La rebels. The federal gov ranr wIen of Tepic territory. Martin sm, nS o;nola ino has joined the reoei'ion S',. few ,se p,e'sr, government says he has ou' ie" followers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
Representative Jacobs intro duceS Bill to Put Attorney General on the Board of Control
ADJOURNMENT NEAR;
 MUCH WORK REMAINS
Senate, Up to Date, Says De lay Is Up to House: Mini mum Wage Bill Is Favor ably Reported.

PHOENIX, March 22.-(SpeciaD- Two weeks remain for the legislature to conclude it's labor, unless the mem bers shall decide to donate their time to the state without pay. This seems unlikely and 1t also seems probable that adjournment will see the civil code incomplete and several other i'm portant measures hanging fire.
 Such. however. will be only the fault of the house for the senate, ac- cOrding to Senator Roberts. who has made canvas of the situation, will, by the end of next week, have passed and sent to conference the penal code and sent over to the house all of the civil code which has not been consid- cred by the house as wei as an ap- propriation bill and whatever revenue laws are decided upon In other words the senate has determined that the expense and necessity for an eX- tra session, if made, will be at the door of the house. Apparently heed less of feeting time the house re- fused tonight to begin night sessions.
 In the house sessiCn today. however. there was much accomplished. Re9 resentative Jacobs bill to create new board of control by making the attorney general a member in place of a citizen member appointed by the governor. was passed against the or position of administration members by a vote of 20 to IA. The live stock code was also approved and the Co conino state game preserve was killed. The balance Of the day was spent qTarrelling. over the code bill relating to exemptions and home steads, the total amount of eXemp- ton finally being agreed 10 at S4.00O.
 The senate finally passed a bill de fining the powers and duties of the state tax commission and a revenue and levy bill. and sent these to the house which may be taken as indica- tive that the general power given the tax commission may suffice al this time as concerning the question of mine taxation and that no special bill will be passed. interested in the sub ject. however, and urging that some special bill be enacted, mine operators Of prominence from all over the state are in Phoenix The senate finally agreed to a board of parole bill and a land leasing bill, which gives par tial relief in the fight over the policy of the state in relations to the hand. ling of the state public lands.
 Governor Hunt today signed the Mohaye county Colorado river bridge bill. the state medical law and the county union high school bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
PRESIDENT IN
 vICE CRUSADE
Congress Also Interested by Members of Commission Now at the Capital and Urging Work
NATIONAL MOVEMENT

WASHINGTON. March 22- Tie whipping post for white slave traf- fickers and for seducers of women, a tax upon bachelors. careful training for children, abolition of joy rides and rag time dancing were advocat- ed as remedies for the social evil in the hearing here today conducted by the Illinois senatorial vice commls- sion. which came to Washington pri- mariiy to interest President Wilson in a nation wide vice crusade.
 The commission obtained the pro mise of the president to consider a
 squest for a call of a conference oi governors and representative vice commissioners from various states to study the social problem. The con ference will be held at Washington soon.
 Congressman Robert Hill. Of Hi nois agreed to a request of the com mittee to introduce in congress a bill creating a commission 10 look into vice conditions in the District of Co lumbia.
 At a hearing attended by many prominent women and men interested in social welfare the low wage ques tion as a falling cause was discussed Several witnesses decried the idea insisting on lack of education and powers of resistance being the cause All recommended a minimum wage law for girls would be a great benefit
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
EXECUTIONS IN CHIHUAHUA

%EI, PASO. Tex, March 22.-Hang- ing from railway telegraph poles at Sauz. between Chihuahua City and the border. are the bodies of Mariana Rodriouez. former police chief Of Juarez and Rafael Esquir, an aged newspaper vendor of the two border towns. On the hat worn by Esquir are printed the strange words: Sol daHo de Pax'-Soldier Of Peace. The federal troops last Wednesday re- moved Esquir and Rodriguez from the Juarez jail, where they had been hell for political offenses." IL is charged Esguir had written a weekly news, paper blaming General Huerta TOT slayiug Madero. Though Esquir cried curses on the heads of the soldlers
 Mariana Rodiguez, a young Mexican who fought with Madero in the hrs'
 revolution, met death calmly. An un
 identified political prisoner was also
 hanged according to report
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23

GoLDFIELD. New. March 2S.-her- terr Nash of Los Angeles. who was shot down on the street in this Glty week ago by his wife. died touay' Mrs Nash. who has been under ar rest since the shooting, vas charseo with murder.
 Nash came here to recover posses sion of his child from Mrs. Nash who had left her home with the intention of obtaining a divorce. The eoup'' were walking along the sidewalk ln the business section when Mrs NdSh 6rew a revolver and hred.
 Nash is a former BisbeC man anu was foreman of Tovrea's meat marAes in Lowell for number of years. lie Ieft the city nearly two years ago. lie was considered to be a good worker and well liked in the city aithoush h, had a rather quick temper. Whiie in this city. Mrs. Nash tried to set q divorce but a reconciliation was brought about by friends. Nash IS about thirty years old and his |iis is twenty-six. Nash was porn III Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
District Attorney to File Re quest for Rehearing by the Supreme Court to Clear Situation
CRIMINAL TRIAL. JURY
 EXCUSED MEANTIME
Defendants Under Commit ment on Orders of Dis qualified Justices Cannot Be .Arraigned.

TOMBSTONE, March 22-(SpeciaD Announcement was made to the Review this evening by District Judge Sutter that he had ordered the jury excused from previous call to assem- ble on Monday morning to take up criminal cases.
 The cause for this action is that in a number of the cases on the criminal calendar the defendants had their pre- liminary hearings before justices of the peace whose rulings have since been made void by the decision of the state supreme court in the precinct case.
 It is now a matter of either return ing these defendants to the precincts in which their offenses were commit ted and giving them rearraignment and hearing on the original charges, or turning them loose. They cannot ba brought before the superior court as matters stand.
 Meantime it is understood that Dis trict Attorney Gilmore will the first of the week file a request with the supreme court for a rehearing Of the precinct case. his application and the grounds therefore being now pre- pared. It is considered strong pre- sentation and may very likely win the court to grant reheaTing.
 In the latter event the defendants now held for trial on criminal charges will be kept in hand until the su- preme court makes it's final rulings, which will probably incude direct in- structions as to how 10 proceed with those now in custody on orders or sisoualifed justices, provided the re- cent decision is sustained.
 Asked as to the probable length ol tf~,e before the criminal docket could he proceeded with, Judge Sutter said tbis evening that he thought that probably two weeks would cover the period. ,..,- ..
 Under the prevailing conditions to assemble the jury here on Monday morning and hold it pending rear raigpment of prisoners in the justice nreciucts or awaiting word from the supreme court would represent need less waste or some thousands or t1e couutv's money and considerable ex- nense to jurors that will be saved through the order of the court eNcds- inr them until later call.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23

LONDON. March 22.-DeTelopments in the past week seem to make con clusion of the Balkan war mater of but a few days. TuTIey' having no hopes of obtaining mere money has intrusted ner interests 10 the good offices of the powers and the al- lies have accepted the powers ofter of mediation. The demand for ln- demnity is vetoed and the powers st,pulate that hostiIities must cease when the proposals are accepted. Adri- apopIe. which the Bulgarians proposed to reduce to submission in Few days. seems to be holding out as strongly as ever after fvo months siege and a wireless message from there today declared that the Turkish commander has no thought of sur render. Ambassadors to London, wEo scattered for the Easter holiday, have been recalleo
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
AS TO INCOME TAX

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Diher' apces among democrats regarding me form of the income tax VIII De threshed out at the coming democrat, ic bouse caucus. The ways ana means committee is considering the income tax and administrative sec tions spent most of today going over details. .,,,,.
 Some democrats insist there must be a graduated income tax and not ..,. . straight tax. Half of the one per een' cen on incomes between 5000 and siV'- ooo one per cent on incomes pc, tween s1o GOO and $25,oo0; one ana one half per cent on incomes between ? SSs eoo and s5O.OO0; two per cent De tween $50 900 and S1Oo.OOo; 10 four nro per 2 cent on all incomes over sleo.Soo 'S nroposed on the graduated scaie
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
ARRAIeNs EDUCATION SYSTEM

BERKELEY March 22-Sir Richard Mcbride. prime minister of British Columbia. made the principal address at Charter Day exercises Of the uni versity of California today. A large crowd assembled to hear the Cana dian statesman arraign the present methods of university education and recommend more practical training. At the conclusion of the address rh degree the doctor Of laws was con ferred on him by President Benjamin Ide Wheeler.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
AWAIT ARBITRATION.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., March 22.- Seven hundred girl strikers employed by potters accepted today a proposl- tion to return to work Monday, pend ing arbitration. The girls receive l.Zo a day until the arbitrators reach de cision. They struck for Sl.5O.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
HORN IS FREE.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, March 22.- Case of F.. $ Horn, whose sentence of a year in the federal panitentiary for use of the mails to defraud in con nection with promotion of an Arizona rhine was commuted by President Taft A few days before .etirement' became free today when Horns attor- pey's paid his fine of S50C and costs aggregating nearly $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
STORM RELIEF FUND.

MOBILE, Ala. Marine 22-Mobile citizens. caRvassing for relief or storm victims in Lower Peach Tree virtually wiped out by the cyclone Fri day. report the death list ot that sec tion at 2S Many are reported seri. ously hurt. Resides sending appeals 10 President Wilson and Governor ONefl Mobile citizens are raising Q und for immediate relief.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-23
STRIKE PARTIALLY SETTLED

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 22.- John p. White. international presi' dent of United Mine Workers an nounced tonight a basis of settlement reacbed with representatives of the Paint Creek Collierles com mpany' whose 40OO miners in West Virginia have been on strike for ten months The strike against the Cabin Creek Consolidated Co continues. 5'oeV men remain out