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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-10-17
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COLUMBIAN asked Holden alfalfa spec
ia cut the Hanod valley from program why has
been placed on the list of towns TO be visited.
The simple that there was no effort
mace to get It, Such things do
method people such meetings 90 after them The
Holden party secured by the efforts of or
chamber No effort made experts the
valley and of they did invitation the
ranche interested improving quality the hay in the stack
they must sometimes leave the field
The who wants thing will get if he goes right
way.-Hanford Columbian
A WORTHY 0RGAN1zA 71Ow
HE MEETING OF the Parent Association
elsewhere in columns something ought have
Inc nearly support OF father mother the
organization founded cooperation bring into closer
relation the home and the school the greatest benefit
come to the children parents duty hardly sent
his child school, there intelligent his part in
all that the child does school and all influence the
growth Of the hd intelligent interest can best be
aroused and maintained by pulling together for the live
ParentTeac Association.
TOTAL Of 25 miles highway been completed
construction at total cost Of 50 4e
figures compiled the highway department the
period from June 1911 when the law became effective October
1913 With the amount standing their credit already the
that will be raised by the 1913 the 80 the state will have
additional $1OOOOO available for highways
which should build hard surfaced road
Ason Cowz Island Wahkaiakum Ferry Kicktat Pend Oriee
and Whom counties the only eight
completed highways last named four have
and work is under way.
and truthful narrative of the quarrel
with the ammany boss and his subsequent impeachment
his tell the whole the
called for the privilege of remaining in Office
within his the orders
elects high place and power and describe the oenses
against which Tammany regards deserving
penalty within his lay bare the whole scandaous
of contracts and backma-New York World
THERE still wide building up industry processing
valley the Republic Practically pro-
There
of fruit there
except plants There doubt which
processing should be done with profit both the capital
to the growers who suffer the loss
and Connie Mack their little
techncatie.
Thaw
INF COURSE, you registered?
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COMMENT ON TIMELY TOPICS
REcO r1n1END IRISH SYSTEM OF FARM CREDITS

THE FARMERS of the United States and of Washington
particular would favor systems of rural credit the
souher European countries the opinion the Rural Credit commits
from Washington comprising Senator Ralph Mc and Repre-
sentative Clark Black who accompanied similar commissions from
other Europe last study the credit
established for the agricultural classes there The Irish system
only the Messrs Meca Black will
cepab here and this they the
Ernest Lister and of Agriculture H. Perkins Under
the Irish system the farmers establish and their rural credit
organizations The other countries especially
Hungary have the patronage and royalty reaching
helping hand Such procedure the Washington think
would be repugnant in the United States.
Messs Metca and Black conferred officially
and Commissioner Perkins last week. preliminary meeting Wash
ngton D. c. month where the entire credit will
reassembe and formulate its official report Following the
Governor Lister made public the following excerpt preliminary
report submitted by the Washington commissioners which the
stated represented the opinion the
Whatever to be done in the
and short time personal credit whatever be done the
high rural cvlzaonhe need of mehs and all of
must be done by the farmers themselves Aid advice
should be but the institutions belong and be managed
by the farmers themselves membership This
the Irish idea 1t Germany Hungary
of the continental countries There with
This America We heartedy that the
initiative the and the complete
the farmers alone"
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HAD TO SHOVEL
SNOW IN ESTES fARK

Tom Lancaster, foreman OF the con-
yict road gang engaged in building the
wagon road near Estes Park and
across the mountain range into Grand
county, is in Pueblo to spend the holi-
days with his mother. Mr.. Lancaster
stated that the snow was 20 inches
deep in Estes park. The convict gang
were showed in and had TO shovel a
road 22 miles long through the snow
banks in order to get out for supplies
IL required five days TO open up the
road for traffic and 20 men and eleven
teams were engaged in the work.
Mr.. Lancaster says that the state
is feeding the deer. elk and mountain
sheep in Estes park. Joe Ryan, a
forest ranger. is doing the work. lie
carries ont hay on snow shoes and
distributes Il where the game can
reach II. In this way the elk brought
in from Wyoming last year are being
saved as well as the mountain sheep
and deer with which the park is we'll
stocked.
Despite the cold snow the convict
road workers have been able to cou-
tinue the road building and although
progress is slow. the road is advanc-
ing steadIly.-Pueblo Star Journal.
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Home for the christmas Vacation.

Most of the Canon City students at
the various institutions of higher edu-
cation in the state are home for the
Christmas holidays. some OF them
coming in last Friday night and others
on Saturday and Sunday. Among those
seen upon the streets are Victor Flan-
nigan and Herman Graves of the state
university at Boulder, Miss Rofena
Lewis and Miss cleona Elliott OF Colo
rado college at Colorado Springs. Miss
Helen King OF Barnes business college
at Denver and Fred Gcrlach and Glenn
Gehhard of Colorado college.
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BUILDING UP CANON CITY

No sooner had Mr. and Mrs. @. W.
Yenser, who recently bought the Mac
Donald place on Elm avenue. arrived
In Canon City than Mrs. Yenser called
at the Chamber OF Commerce office
and asked for Canon City literature
They like Canon City. Now they are
trying 10 interest their friends.
II every resident OF Canon City and
vicinity would show this same inter-
est and make an effort to induce at
least one friend to locate here. Canon
City would soon be known in all parts
OF the United States. Canon City lands
would soon be at premium and ev-
erybody would be prosperous.
1t is said. and rightly, that mans
belief or lack. OF belief in his own
powers will make or break him. This
same belief or lack OF belief In the
community in which you live has a
great deal to do, with its prosperity.
Set out to compare all the advan-
tages of living in Canon City with It's
seeming disadvantages and you VIII
more than likely find that few places
can beat Canon.
Make New Years resolution to
help build up Canon City and start
now so as to get little practice.
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BE CAREFUL OF
FIRE At CHRISTMAS


Captain McKissick OF the fire depart
ment suggests to the public the neces-
sity of being careful in the selection
and use OF decorations for Christmas
trees, otherwise the result may be Sc
rious. The Christmas tree. he says. Is
n great fire menace and Is RESPONSE
BILE for lots of trouble during the holi-
day season.
II you have Christmas tree use
only non-inflammable material in Its
decorations. The tree should be Sc
cured SO that 1t cannot be knocked
over in the excitement incident to the
taking of the gifts from It, The use OF
candles is advised against as source
of danger and electrical lights substi-
tu.ed. provided the wiring is properly
done.
Householders are urged to take an
other look at their fire insurance poll
cies before setting up their Christmas
trees. In the standard form of policy
there is a provision which reads. This
entire policy, unless otherwise provid-
ed by agreement indorsed hereon or
added thereto, shall be void IL the
hazard be increased by any means
within the control or knowledge of the
insured"
The following ~don'ts" might be
needed TO advantage:
Don't decorate your Christmas tree
with paper.
Don't use cotton for snow;use as
bestos fibre.
Don't use candles on Christmas tree:
use electric lights.
Don't let an amateur do the electric
wiring for decorations
Don't let children light candles.
Don't smoke in places whore Christ
mas decorations are displayed
Don't leave excelsior. tissue paper
or other packing material about the
house.
Don't forget to read your Insurance
policy.
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CHRISTMAS SERVICES
IN CHURCHES THIS week

There will be a special observance
at all OF the churches in Canon City
some time this week. most OF them be-
ing under the auspices of the Sunday
schools, which will offer a treat for
the children.
The Christmas exercises for the
beginners and primary departments oil
the First Methodist Sunday school
will take place at 2 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. There will be Christmas
tree and appropriate exercises for the
little folks.
The entertainment and Christmas
tree of the Sunday school of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church will be held
Thursday evening beginning at
O'Clock. There will be musical pro-
gram and a treat for all.
At : O'Clock Thursday evening will
be given the Christmas program of the
Sunday school OF the United Presby-
terian church.
There will be Christmas programs
Wednesday evening at Christ Episco-
pal church at o'clock. at Trinity
Lutheran church at 7:i5 and at the
First Baptist church at I o'clock
The Christmas celebration OF the
Sunday school OF the First Christian
church will take place at 4 o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
Christmas is the great festival Of
the Catholic and Christian Science
churches as well as with the evan
gelicai organizations and will this
week be appropriately commemoratec
by the congregations of st. Michael's
church and OF the First Church OF
Christ, Scientist.
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The meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Lane next week.
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9. q. Kelso. supt. poor. ,......
W. H. PiKg. Asst supt. poor.
w. A. chapson. Asst. supt' poor
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VIII Spend Holidays in salIda.

I Misses Alice Fitzsimmons. Mildred
Dcmphy and Leotis McCabe. who are
attending Mt St. Scholastica's acad-
emy. are expected home Saturday from
Canon City and will spend the Christ
mas vacation with parents and friends
In this city. going back to their school
siuties on January 5th.-salida Mail.
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VIM spend vacation In Canon.

Prof. T. NJ. Mcdonald. Instructor In
science in the faculty OF the Canon
City high school last year and at pres
ent occupying a similar position In the
Salida high school. will arrive here
on Wednesday to spend the Christmas
holidays as the guest OF Mrs. ]. y.
Pettis and her sister. Miss Myrtle IT,
tus. at 5Is Cooper avenue.
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Narrowly Escaped Serious Injury.

According to report from Cripple
Greek this morning Engineer Matt
Lines and Fireman Mcdonald. both OF
this city. narrowly escaped serious in
jury. II not death, Thursday afternoon.
when Florence & Cripple Creek To-
comotivc. on which they we're riding.
jumped the track near the Santa Rita
mine The men Ieaped clear OF the To-
comotive when It left the rails and
were unhurt. The engine rolled down a
steep incline.
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Entertained for Ms. Arnold.

A number OF Miss Bessie Ringlo's
friends enjoyed her hospitality at her
home. 1902 Cast Main street. a few
evenings ago at an oyster supper. One
OF the features OF the affair was a
shower for Miss Lucy Arnold. the
guest OF honor. who Is to be n Christ
mas bride. Kewpie dolls were used TO
excellent advantage In The table deco
rafions. Games OF various kinds and
music afforded delightful aftcr-sup-
per entertainment. The evening was
voted to have been remarkably
agreeable one.
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WILL SPEND THE
HOLIDAYS IN DENVER

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutton will go
TO Denver Wednesday morning to
spend the Christmas holidays with
their daughter. Mrs. /. c. Burns. hus-
band and family. Mr. Hutton will re-
turn to Canon City next Monday. leav-
ing Mrs. Hutton to make a more ex-
tended stay in the capital city.
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Are Here from Delta.

Mr. and Mrs. Carey y: Adams OF
Delta arrived from the western slope
Tuesday to spend the Christmas holi-
days with the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Trout. at 1921 South Ninth
street. South Canon. Mr.. Adams. who
was at one time employed by the firm
of !. II. Anderson & Co. Is at present
cashier Of the First National bank OF
Delta.
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MASTERPIECE
AMONG MOTION
PICTURE FILMS

The three-reel motion picture. The
Hand OF the Law shown at thc opera
house Monday night and to be re-
peated at the same place this even
ing. is conceded by all who saw 1t to
be one OF the most realistic and won
derful portrayals OF the kind ever
displayed in Canon City or elsewhere.
II has an especially strong interest
for people here from the fact that It
depicts a drama enacted for the pho
tographer by the officers and convicts
of the Colorado state penitentiary.
1t is thrilling throughout and re-
counts the daring escape of Joe Will
lard. convict. who gets ov .r the
prison walls and escapes to he mour-
tains with the officers OF the law in
hot pursuit. Two dogs belonging to
Bill Wallace are requisitioned by the
wal ut1 " HtiP run uoNA tnt ACAattt
and they play a marvellous role O:
skill and tenacity in tracking and
bringing to bay the runaway. These
dogs. Pat and Larry oy name, are half
bull dog and half Airedale and pos
sess to an unusual degree the requi-
IL .t.lff - ~ n.
called upon to take part L. One of
the thrills Of the drama is where the
dogs bring tie escaping prisoner to
bay on the top OF a high cliff and n
light takes place between the pursued
and his pursuers. which ends by the
man and dogs falling three hundred
feet down a deciivity in an inextrica-
BILE tumble. the dogs hanging on to the
man in a vise-like grip.
Another one OF the reels shows Joe
willard in dare devil act the. elici:s
admiration by its heroism. The sweet
heart of the convict on an unmanage-
able runaway horse dashes past one
of the prison road camps where VIII
lard is at work with the prospect Of
being thrown off and killed. Willard
jumps In the warden's automobile.
which is standing conveniently near.
and. under high pressure. endeavors
20 overtake her in the machine and
rescue her from her impending fate.
He gradually gains on the runaway
horse and eventually oyertakes ii.
Leaping from the automobile he falls
upon the animals neck and finally
brings it to a standstill and saves the
young woman from injury.
Warden lyman is corspicuously
shown in these remarkable series Of
pictures. as are also other officers of
the prison. The road building camps
and mountain scenery about Canon
City likewise figure in the scenes that
are presented.
The reels composing The Hand of
the Law" are the product OF the Colo
RADIO Motion Picture company. which
has recently located in Canon City,
and displays its wonderful capacity for
drafting and mounting scenarios that
attract the public interest. To outline
and enact such masterpieces requires
a degree OF skill bordering on per-
fection The work OF the Colorado Mo
tion Picture company gives promise If
taking a foremost place among such
concerns, II IT creates other scenarios
as notable as The Hand OF the Law"
its reputation will be permanently es-
tzbilshed. Its pictures will be seen and
admired for their excellence around
the world.
Mill cOcun TIE
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Jack snd Henrg Lloyd Homo.

Jack and Henry Lloyd have come
home from their engineering work IN
Canada % spend the csriztmas holI-
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F0WsEa GETS DAILY
'MfssleE FaoM FAIR
Il PASo BELLE
Training Hard for Bout. Bruce Has
New SpaEri1g Partner.

Frankie Fowser. the fighting
blacksmith. who Is matched to meet
Kid Bruce In fifteen round bout
before the Santa Fe Athletic club at
the West theatre on the night of
September ao. boxes better Just af-
ter he has received visit from the
posiman. The fact Is. Fowser daily
looks for and daily receives = letter,
that Is to say one certain letter from
one certain person. In the mall every
day. Sometimes the letter comex In
pink envelope and sometimes In an
envelope shade or two darker. The
stationery is perfamed and 1t is
signed Irene" When Fowser en-
tiers his training quarters with the
broad grin that couldn't be rubbed
off or vanished over. those who
know him best know that the me-.
SAGE from Irene back In FL Paso has
been received O. X.
frankie being Of genial disposl-
'lon anyhow feels unusually poetIcal
when the swec, scented message has
been waited TO him from over the
hills and far away. The Landscape.
looks green 10 him and. there a
music everywhere and the taud o. n
ton of coal Gown chute sounds like
the sos, soo,s,cp OF an angel on bed
~ autumn leaves. I; Is at such ;Imes
that Manager Ross gets ous the fam.
sly bible which he always carries In
his grip. and rea,is = chapter or Two
from the hook Of Ru,h-ihat whteh
quotes Ruth ss say!aS to Naomi. q.
vice versa. "Ea,rc4, me no, to leave
thee" etc.
But anyway rowser IL feeling
mighty ski;tish ,h-S. fine Sep'.mb..
days and punching the bag Iik.
grandfather used to beat a carp~,
lie Is boxing every afternoon with
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THE AxEnlcAs Docr1tnE
As DISTINGUISHED FROM
THE MONROE DoCT1QE

Now. In order that We shall main.
tain the essential positions In Central
and South America. er suddeniy end
the control necessary to carry on the
policy In which we hare embarked
respecting the Panama Canal ~ an
avenue OF national defence and
source o. enlarged commerce. and to
sffec, a sufficient control to assure &c
ourselves full and complete uss Of
the privilege. II will b. necessary
that We have cooperation OF thoss
European countries which likewise
have found Il necessary for their
profit and pleasure to exercise Ger.
tain dominion In the South American
In behalf OF their own In
,erestS which they have founded 10
these lands. Heretofore. these inter.
ests have been guarded and main.
tained by u commercial form Of gov.
eminent Of the South or Central
.on..-Isdles Hamilton
Lewis In September National Month.
ly.
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chroaieie.News see . month.
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RED sox RENNAn
on EXHIBITION

The big Red sox pennant. showing
that team to be the champions OF the
Trinidad City league for the season
OF 1919 10 on exhibition this week IN
the window of the Trinidad Cigar
store. The pennant was received By
the secretary on Saturday and is
blue. five feet long. with large white
letters. This pennant will be pre-
sented the latter part OF the week to
John Resch. the capable manager Of
the Red Sox team.
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wollIu OF THE DEMOCRACY

stoce the closing day . OF III:
Roosevelt admi abstraction. and par.
iicuiafiy during the following sou,
years. Washington society enjoyed q
series Of briliian. cn,er,sspmes,s
which have rarely been surpassed 4.
any capital. Wealthy residents srou,
all part. Of the country not only came
to the capital to spend their winters.
but msay Of them built their own
homes. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Be,mon,
pae up one Of the most Roreeously an.
pointed mansions IL Washington.
Mrs. George Pullman Of CHICAGO bull,
a. imposing home which WAS recent.
" sold to John Hsys Hammond. Mr,.
Marshall Field Of Chicago took a ,ous
lease on one Of the marble palaces
built By Mrs. John b Henderson sni
speut $4,000 on extensions and i'm
provemeuts to the building Hen.
ry White. former American Amba.s,.
dor to France. erected q masnisicen,
home st the head of what IL know,
~ the Avenue OF Presidents. There
were many more equally we'll known
people who. though they did no,
build their own homes. leased mss.
nifscens residences and entertained.
The question which now coasron,s
soceity is. will these people come
back to Washington to spend th..-
winters II President Wilson and hi,
cabinet mean to institute a refine O.
economy Isabel Joyce. in seps~m.
ber National Monthly.
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vEI1lAu 60 10 SPRINT
WITH vETE1AN % YEARS OLD

chstsanoosa. Tcnn.. Sept. is.-
The challenge for foo, race recently
iasued by Colonel X. l.. Smith aged
81. Of Detroit. Mich. = union vet.
eran. has bees accepted by private ~
Wolf. aged 50. . local Confederate
veteran. The race will take place Q,
Chamberlain Field. ThursAay asysr.
noon. according to snnouaesneat
made today. One hundred yards Il
the distance.
whea Colonel Smith issued his
ehalleses he also wss quoted q
elaimins the vesesas chanptcaship
os the United Ssasss for say distsses
TAsee other uasea vetesaas have ~
aeasesd their 'tsssattea % eoassul
70: the eAaDpseaship hoaors WITH
Colonel smith In . three mile race.
This race will also he run Thursday
afs-rnooa. These veterans are Geo.
". Howe. aged 20. Of Port Huroa.
Mich: Colonel 3. q. Barnes. aged
IS. Pittsburgh. and william A. Helm
shcn. sfcd 90. Cleveland.
4 feature Of the for,y.sevcn,h an.
ma, eacs0pment Of the Grand Army
Of the. Republic here today vas the
'.unioa os veterans who participated
10 the battle Of chicamausa.
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r MAa IS TURNING
GRAY, use SAGE TEA
Doat Look Oh Try ora.dnethes's
Recipe ts Daskea and Deastify
RhAA1 YSHnln>. R>Sp

fSae1. Iifeleee Hair.
That beautiful. even shade of dark
eioasy hair can only be had by brew.
Ing . mixture Of sage Tea aud Sal.
phur. Your hair 10 your charm. Il
makes Or mars the face. Whea Il
fades. turns Grsy. sesesked aad looks
dry. wispy and srrssxiy. just A. ap-
plicaiion or iwo Of sage and Sulphur
enhances Its appearance a hundred
fold.
Don't bother TO prepare the tonic:
you can get from any drus store . SO
cent bottle Of "wye,h's sage and sui.
phur Hair Remedy ready to use.
to bring back the natural color.
thickness and iustre of your hair
and remove dandruff. stop scalp Itch.
ins and falling hair.
Ever, body uses "wyesh's'' Sage
and Sulphur because I, darkens 20
naturally and evenly tha: nobody
can tell II has been applied. You
simply damp-n = sponge or soft brush
with IL and draw IL through the hail.
taking one small strand a, a tine.
by morning the cray hair has di.sp.
Pear~d. and after another appliea.
ton II becomes beautifully dark and
appears g!ossy. lustrous and abund.
aas.
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Kid Bell and going through the mo-
,ions like boy who really means
business. He is thinking OF the girl
he left behind hiia. On sunday n
large crowd was turned away from
the training quarters OF both Fowscr
and Bruce.
Manager Waller for Bruce has ar
RANGED for two fast boxers from Den-
Yer 10 come here and box with hls
proiesc and they viii arrive today.
The shli,y lightweight is showing
elaSs In his workouts and he looks 10
haT. the goods with him and his ad-
Eirers declare tina; he Is going 10
leave them ut Fo~ser's door on the
:5'h.
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40-&&@0eOe
. BASEBALL YESTERDAY .
American League.

Batteries: Gregg. Stecn and O'Ssil.
Bush. Plank. Houok. Bender AMI
lschans.