The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-09-17

Entered ss0ndGsss Matter April 1914 the
/ COUNTY AGRICULTURALIsTs SALARY
ORD has to this paper that the Taxpayers
Il w sending out contemplates sending out cards
list taxpayers for the of getting expression
as to the ACCESSIBILITY of continuing the agricultural
county It is understood that it's communication Unior
sets forth that the county agricutrast to receive
of $4,000 year.
In the that their way to the
readers of this it is well that they should the
facts Instead of receiving salary $4,000 year,
which the county agrcultuat will be asked sign
salary of $500 and 5000 of this paid
S. department of agriculture This 5000 paid by
county The annual expense budget up
last appropriation of for
the county agricultural countys half of
the agrcuurass salary to be paid and the remaining $1OO
is to provide additional Office equipment library
and other The purchase library
and other equipment required get the money
The equipment including the library the
property of the county.
This paper has, occasions gone on record
heartily in favor of continuing Lee Lampson present
county agrcuurast and yet we have no desire
criticize the Taxpayers Union for it's efforts
of representative number of taxpayers
the county, provided it places the facts fairly people
This is most certainly not doing it, reported repre-
sentng that the agrcutuast is receive salary 24O
month"; when in reality he is $3.50 month half
Of which is to be paid by the government
LOOK YOURSELF IN THE FACE
THE REAPER death sweeping over Europe brings to our
CnOugnt worthy than casual consideration.
Let look ourselves in the face thinhink the
benefit of humanity, for the veal of posterty.
In all parts of the country schools opening for the fall
and terms future depend upon the
training of the youth Of today.
Never in our history there time when
peatve that hasty passions and vdctve be
curbed and eradicated
Never there time when the incubation brotherly
love and for others urgently required
The youth of today will be the tomorrow as we
train them will they be then
The burden rests heavily upon
We expect the teacher in the school transform child
consider that depends the upon
Gator?
cooperation of the other
but the two working together earnestly and jointly will
plsh wonderful results.
We should think before speaking.
Harsh words and family jars in the presence child
gives it its first lesson unruness and puts sharp
awakening temper natural for the infant copy
ample of the parent
AS expect much from the teacher give equally of
our own store of patience and consideration.
Infancy demands Kindness gentleness and sympathy-not
the austere alooness of the coness of Indifference
child is susceptible to training but when
estate opportunity has passed it by.
Shall heed the lessons of world calamity the
duty that confronts us?
Shall we look ourselves in the face?
THE GRAPE CARNIVAL
HE GATES of the Fourth Annual Columbia River Valley
Grape Carnival opened today 1t be great or
succeeds fails up to the the committee
but to the people, to determine Some things which might have
been perhaps been done exhibits which
might have been secured may not be here The time Tor worry
these details last week and last month The success OF
the carnival longer question of exhibits grounds
cessons question hospitality AS the Kenneck man or
carnival will the visitor see it. good word
smile little boost here and there will contribute