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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-14

5000; Spbn Orb, fiinfsapeiifSdia,
1aditeingebdube. ie $1,000 u. Sui.
bertion. 1dditein @ebaibe, $500
sSaines 8auen, sipei 8aGjkinaebdube
ie $500. u. Suler. Mpbnbaus,
$2500. s. 2ebfamp, Wobnbaus,
$500. Or. Carl 3immerlnann, Bad.
fteinbaus, $500. v. AdroDib, sipei
gdditeinsebdube. ie $4,000.
9tottS!
Miiditdnbise sSirni -ASteuern Del
Staot Neipport iperoeg III Dem off
siellen 9latt am 10. tiiib 90. slug,,I
1914 pubIi3irt.
Gbas. 9. so grea,
&cmmiiidr ber Sinanaen.
e,i4
- Die Campbell gpintb 2abmens
2edgue erlanste eeitern Dor BEN syrie-
oensri4ter 8ranhes 5aftbefeble geger
folsenbe Wirtbe lpesen Berlebuna bes
SonntussseieBes: Soiepb 9eib unb 8
M. Mueit pon Silber Grppe; @us.
Miller ilnb gblparb perrp BON Brent;
8ornbolt Aos. unb syobn @oltert bon
Gplo Springs; M. Sarbin BON Bon,
ME 2eslie; Opninif Oietrih, Muguii
Steffen, Sbeobor Burt, 2ouis 2eidi
unb gbarles Riebmatter uon st. 5bo.
mas. 9ie 5dlle fommen am q. 2lii=
quit sur 8erbanbluns.
- @eora 8rieser, So6n pes ber-
ftorbenen Wtabors gbtparb 9. arieger,
ftarb seitern in 1einer Wobnung No.
934 Columbia Strabe i'm MIter bon
35 sSabren.
- Die Reipport poliSei unb Mlari
ibaa Resb BON Clifton, iinb bamit be
i9dftist cine mniteriDie Sdisbaffdr,
auf5utlGren. In Der 20. Strabe uni
9lleranbria piie ipurben seitern sul
friiber Stunbe brei S1iiiie aeE0rt uni
Silferufe pernonimen. Der Wolterei
beiiBer Sung bDrie. als er feline 8iel
fiitterte, tpie Elm pferb unb 8ussb II
raienbem Qaufe pprbeifam. SpGtel
lpurbe Elm 8ussb unb pferb in gIif
ton berrenlos aefunben. SIM gusst
fdnb man cine WaiermeIone unb ei
nen 6aIstrasen Der bic Worts IS
3d." trug.
- Inter bem 8orFbe bes prdii
benten Wm. Riebliu fanb aeitern BIZ
Monats . WeriammIuna bss pionier'
8.reins itatt. 5err 9sorr 6anneline
funsierte aIs Setretdr. Der Yetrae
fir ben GoDinaton Stabtperbanb i'm
9etraa pon $1,000 tpurbe ansetpieien
Senieninsu. bic gum Grfola bes 81,
Stiftunssfeftes beisetrasen bdben,
purbe Der Danf ausseipro4en. Di.
2ebensbeI6rei6uHs bes peritorbensn
Witgliebes Gepra Irfus nnrbe eers
lefen. Die Serren 6enrp Bubble, Sol.
Carl, sSoi. Wlapsr unb Sas. gabDrii
purosn su Elm apmmittee ernannt,
I'm bic 2ebensbeihreibung fir emil
S4mitt Az euttperfen.
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oebsrt

9l6oIf uuS Sannie Sdoenbaiit,
1917 Gutter Ctr, Mdo6en.
0fobert nr6 gletta 2eis, $40 Wit.
nron6 Str., Mdbben.
Soiepb nu6 Senrietta Wing, 752
Neit 8. GtraBe, Msa6d)en.
slnton uno gngela Weper, 1886
gaum Strabe, Mdbdlen.
fSranf uub Wargoret MeDers,
1859 Gutter GtraBe, anabe.
geter nnb aJfinnie aIiiuib, 1925
@eiiern abe., Gnabe.
@esron itno Belle Garettp, 1440
Sobn Strabe, altnbe.
a,eter ino 2i35ie 2anb, 415 Dorf
Giraffe, anabe.
giifoIos uno aatie ShuIs, 625
5ront StrnBe, anabe.
Gonrnb iinb 2nura Slider, 435
grmorp slne.. Rnabe.
gSiaianr uno 2oepfa 2obftrob, 10
Mnrp Strabe, anobe.
&ermann up6 @arp Serser, iii
Bauer slpe., annbe.
ggiIbelm mrb Winuie Grie6rids,S
Gpcamore gioao, Columbia Ip..
M1bfen.
Milidn inro gpa Mn6eiiq, 5000,
Wotbis Ctr, anabe.
Hnpnpitb un6 @erfrir6 Mdgner,
1908 @enibabe sIpe,, ssilnbe.
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ielbit iiberraidenb ben BefebI sur
Mlobilmadlns unter5ei6neie.
9a mar bIeierne Rube iiber Bel
grab. Sn Sipnitantinopel bdtte iG
fieben Gage porber bic Qnsbriids eis
nes DuItaniifen Tanaiismus nit ans
gefehen - - nit Der 2et6argie Der
Wtui9ids riidte Der Ierbifbe Goloat
gu fsiner 5obne Elm, Dem unseipiiferl
Sdidial entgegen. bsm gefiirdteten
Geinb. Dsnnoh: er riidte ein = nit
beiligsm pflidibsfpubtfein, in ftums
mem @eboriam. Disrsebn qro5erit
ieinsr 8spBltsruns bat Gsrbisn bas
mails bspaifnst. Die aolonnen aogsn
tompIett nnb iibertompIett mad btm
Siiben. Gle baben piel tn ienen "a.
gen seltiftst.
Sd psib. idb fiible. mas btuis In
9elsrao pOrsebt; Der 9ab bat utter
iinb Jngeno srgriffsn. Demonitris
renbs llmsiige por osm aonat. DOT Der
ruiItIHtn gsianbifdaft, ben Winiftes
rien. Die Cafes .poG BON fpilb srress
ten UlenfheH, bic fidb Die fatssorif1s
imperaiipen SGbs bss Sftsrreifafhen
uitimatums nid3t DorIefen. nein. aus
i1reisn.
llnb in brsihunbsrt Djterrtidiidsn
9arniIonsn brsibunberi Sffi5iers.
torps in ni1t minbsrsr, in freubigitsr
grrssung; snolid bat Der alte aaifsr
ben Mrm erbobsn. MDge fem ,Mrm
nieoeriauIen unb ben ipeiBen QlbIsr
sermalmen - bic bort jsnfeits Der
Gau!
1909, ba fonntsn tpirs, bnben
Mrs perIdufnt. 1912. ba Mrs ioIl.
ten, blieben mir tbatenlos. syran5
sysrSinnnb, bic Soffnuns bss Sesrss,
fifl bnr9 ferbifdle W6rberbdnbs.
,Ruds fir Grun5 gsrbinnnb1 III cine
siinbsnbe paroIs.
Osfierrsid] mdrfhisrt. Sebt obsr
ME. Infer @strsibe 1T intsr Dad.
5tpei Wlpnats CONNER nod Dor uns.
IN oisfsu sipsi wlpnuisn ,utro Ssr,
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IGHouns. sic erbielt ebenfals bie
Obbut iiber ibre aipsi ainber. @i'
tpobnt iebt In Detroit.
-Die Obj sgslops iperben i'm
Sebtember in bieiiscr StaOt bic Di'
ftrtft 8onpentipn dbbnltsn.
- Der 8ontrolfratb belt. seitsrn
Nddmittaa cine Uerfammliina ab,
I'm ben 3ontrnft fir 2isferiina bon
11,000 Tonnsn apblen fir ben BE.
barf ber perfhiebenen itdbiihen 9lns
ldsen inb Departments ari perseben.
- ssobn George piepsr. 43. Gin.
benipalb, 6amiItpn unb sSrdu &dtbes
rine Nefpbranber. 81, bon 5amilton,
erldnstenTinen 0eiratbsidein.
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N eD #urt

Ote VenpDrf Afftce fnf oGS vHtH'
einnatier gcIfsblatt" befinbst iid IN
Io. 339 Dorf Strafe, sssennber BEN
| Gonrtboaie, iuoiel6ft 1enisfeiteu, au'
seiseu n. I. tu. Bis 10 11br As aainu'
ten Gbenbs entseaengenDmmeu iuer'
orn. ScIrshur scnth 240f.
- Observation-Disclosures
Sos. Si.perman an GeDrs $. Gals
mon, Got an Der Serraee Ipenue in
Dapton, 81. u. 6. Gambler an 8. ID
Rpbion, 2ot in Soutbsate, 81.
- Rppben 3ampbiu, Der Elm 9lu,
tomobiI, Gisentbum DON 6. Smitb in
1T. 9bomas itabl, purbe bonn Gries
bensrihter 5ut9iuiOn unter $500
9arsidaft ben Grobsf4pOrenen
abtrpieien.
- Gbsfheine. wlarion 2inbleb,
81. unb Dabfis Snstesp, 81, beibe bon
piaua, D. Sarbie 6. guri9s, %,
BON Marom g., unb sSrene Snoots,
%, bon Soutb lebanon, .. 9eprs 6.
Stacep unb Qnna See gurben, beibe
bon Repport.
- Robert gbans unb Clifford
Roea, bic ansetIast iinb, atpei Mab>
den i'm 4lter BON 15 unb II Sabren
our pflidtDerna6ldffigung ansebal.
ten su baben, erbielten ibre Gdae i'm
@ountpeeriht aiifserufen. Roea tpurbe
unter $4oO 8iirsf9aft aus Der 0aft
.ntlaifen. SpGter betannten ii9 beibe
iduIbig unb erbielten ie 80 Gage Ir-
bettsbaus.
- Sbereiia Dueffner bertlaste Sos
fepb Dueffner auf 9runb BON bruta.
Itr 8ebanbIuns auf Sdeibung. Oas
paar beiratbete i'm Sebruar 1912 in
Cincinnati. = 2ouiie Steib Dertlagte
Mnbreip SteiB auf Sdcibuns tpesen
brutaler 8sbanbIung. Das paar
bsiratbete i'm Sabre 1907.
- Die Gsi9por.nen bes goroners
Dr. Sigbp, bic ben Sat DON 9arrp
Spencer unterIuhten, Der bon @eorg
Slider am Oienftas @benb an Der 4.
uno Siabella StraBe seidoifen ipurbs
ilnb balb barauf on ben @erlebunsen
ftarb, srtIdrten, bab Slider in SslbIts
psrtxibisuns gebanbest babe. Die
9eugenausfasen ergaben, bab Spencer
Der 9lngreifer mar unb IN ieinen Sa<
iden sin G9lagring lnb S9lasries
men gefunben tpurben.
- Iuf Der Ilsranbria pife perlor
in ber Wittpoh gla1t gfen. pauI
Rduffmann ppn Der ct. Sofepbs
airhe in Golb Springs bic aontroae
iiber fein 9luto. SaHelbe fnbr in eine
Dertiefuns unb iiberl9lua ii6. 9Rep.
aauffmann fprang jeboa sur re9ten
Ssit aus bsm @uto unb enttam nit
Ieidtsn Werlesuugen. Die Waifine
tpurbt total 5ertriimmert.
- sm. Clifton Diitrift ipurben ge-
tern folgeuoe Observation-Disclosures
ausseitsIIt: 9ln sSrau Ularp Regnib
fiir sin at. 2nuis Slat, bds $1,000
toftn fpIl; WerrilRidett, aipetftodiges
gaditeingebdube, $500; WeiIon unb
RihpIs, 5tpsi 6aufer, ie $4,000; g. @.
@atIass. srd Gadheiugsbdast is]
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Gpstnstpx.

Gie GpbiugtOn Office fiir bai
rGineinnatier @ulfsblatt" befinbei
iid in bem 8cbGmbe Der Ssea4lts
.Gapines 8anf e Srnit &c., Z @efI
6. Strafe. Mnseigen, Nittbeilnngeu
xnb geitellnngeu irgenb melder. Mri
.iperben bis 10 l1br IbenSs baieIbil
eHtgesenseuo,nmen. Selepbon Soatb
1884.
@runbeissntbumsiibertrasu
Marp 6. NeeIp an Wartba 9arris.
lot go. 139 in JDDte's stpsiter untsrs
abtbeiliIug an Der 10. Strabe, 1925. -
Martha Sarris On 8. 6. See, Got Ho.
139 on Der 10. Strabe. 81. - u. 8.
Surpin an Manie Sfrube, Got glo.
1l7 an bet Deperiu Strabs, 2u6lpD,
81. - 2i55ie Wauace on 6. u. Benz
nett, Cots 43 iinb A in garle, GIs
liitoH unD 9anlon's lInterabtbeiluHg
on Der 5untinston 4penue, 81. -
2aura Wolfe on Ghriftine Collins,
2ot Ro. 100 I'm Saplor'fden Nadlab
an ber Dat Strabe, 81. - 3. s. Me.
CLAIM On 3. 6. GuIlipnn. 1beile Der
iaois 3S unb SO in Sellers unterdb<
tbeiluns on Der &eGer Mpenue, ST.. -
g. %. Mbams an 20. R. SerrilI, Cots
go. 213-226 in Der Woobiibe M6bis
tiou in grIauger, 81.
= gbsf6eine: Iuan 6. Cation, 30,
BON Gbieaso, unb 4rila MeGonneI.
36, BON auburn. Suo. - 8. Sames
Sacobs, "a, unb 8Ianhe, Soiepb, %,
Dou 6aniilton, 8. = Glmer SpilItrs,
t27, unb gtbel Rei9arb. q, beibe BON
Dilfbire, 8. - MiIiam Sgben, 81,
DDn Columbus, g., un6 Sra 8rotpn,
20, BON S6elbpDiqe, Sno.
9err CHARLES s. Sifep, Der be-
1aunte Shubbdnbler. mub.e ii9 GEE
fern i'm ct. gliiabetb 9oipital elmer
Rperation unteraieben.
- Gin @aIolinofen I'm Sauie Der
Jrau @OIbie 6iles. go. 1035 2utos
mia Mpenue, Siib gopinston, egplos
Ebirie am Donusrtag Morsen unb
Jrau 3iles erlitt, aIs iie ben brennen.
ben Diem aus Der Sbiir mari, fhmsr5s
hofte 8ranbpunben an ben SGuben
llln6 armen, Der ulaterielIe S4aben
lift nur gering.
- Trl. arabslIu gbrlid DON Der
Gin 'strabe in 2ubloip psranitaItete
Sn Gbren nes 6erru Burt Mlattsfon
non Hetp Yort eineu Gmpfang ino
ieine rauittaIif6e lInterbaltuns.
- 5. 90. 8e[Imer erlanste einsn
l5aftbsfebl gegen 6. Q. 5olbers ipssen
Erlongilng bon Wauren unb GeIb uns
ter falf@en @Orpanoeu.
- MaD .. Tlalon.p bon go. 2oo5
tGcott Sirabe beridtete. baB ibm Ss-
imaub lfeine golb.ne llbr i'm Wert6s
mon $500 stftoblen baben ION.
y - apmmiKar Sotpt bat BITE g3Ian.
IatH6 Spesifitdiionen fir Die 2esung
elmer 5tpeittn 9eitunssrSbre Don bet.
GoDtngtoner Rdsrboirs bur6 adtps
Emiu unb Central gopinston i'm gsfib
Iunb fptrb fpfort nit ben Mrbsiten Be-
Iginnsn, penu Die Bombs untsrgebtudt
|dino.
- Ridarb .. Milion tpurSe unter
Der Mntlage beg SteHens nit Der Mbr I
sfht Games Sores aa t6bt.n, iinter
$500 garsf&dft ben @robgefdpores
men iiberpiefen.
- @gnss 9aper. DerfIagte sSofspb
S6nper auf SGsibung auf Grun6 DON
@rlafens. sic berIanst aud bie
0bbnt -ilbsr- iArs usiasssidb ain.
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gu,n slriipyel as,uOrbsn.

3um ariiSpeI truroe geitern in BEN
glnIdgen Der @ietor Camp Co., an Der
4rIington GtraBe iln6 GoIernin llpe.,
Der arbeiter @. FULLER. bon No. 600
Central apenue. CT eerietb nit Der
rehten Saro in cine wlaifine, nobel
ibm Elm Sbcif Der $apo iofpie 5tDei
Singer abeeriiien rpsrben. Ger Der.
ineIiidte fnnb alufnabme I'm itioti.
id]en s5oipital.
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Sd Iief allf hie oiterrei4iid,s @e.

Sd lief aiii Die oiterreidiid,e @e.
IanOtidait - allies idlief. Sns Wh.
niiterium bcs sleubereil riennno
6a. Zen beutiden @eian6ten asrin.
gem gfnti6or fanS if if,on an Der ar.
FELT. Gr Iieb iidj bic 9ebeitting mel
mes Yetersbnreer Telegrnmms erfld.
rem id muBte ibm ben Gbiffre.
i9lIiiel aeisen = er 5udte reiigrirt
Die ahieIn.
Sd) fpnroe Inn Sie 6reiibe Retro.
gen, ben Serbcn SsipcIsfis 9fiid5ug
initibeiIeii 5il f0nnen; aIs i'd ius @ai.
niiteliitH bes @eiiberen fam, ihritt
mir SpaIaifopie, Der geftionsdcf,
ihon bieid entgegen uilo Der Mini.
tier Wiilopnnopic tpeinte
llnb ib babe nod sinmal ben Wors
abenb eines sfrisgss In gslsrab nit.
erlebt: 1912, am go. Septsnber, ala
.RSuis pstsr 70 silig. fiit bas 1anb
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itber, 5u ertapien, wap
2rbia O. ginfbam't
8egetable Gpmpouno
fir mid setban bat.
Bpr sinem Sabr bdttlf
i'd fnrdtbar Su lsi'
ben. SD bate Sdn,er'
3en in beioen Settsn
unb wnr 70 wuno, bat
i'd mid ,eit wetfs
iaum aufredt halten
fpnute. Mein @lden
fdmerSte. i'd , atte
feinsn Mppetit uno
mar 70 nerpos, eob
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bieu bsapunssn isin. bic glrmee bereit,
Is nit jeuem anbnen. @rDbersn auis
Sunebmsn, oer's pieueiht nod NIT nns
pasen nil.
Deitsrrei1 marfhiert. 9unberte
bon Rssimentsmufiten fpielen belte
bas 2ieo Don Bring gusenius. benz
sblen Ritter.
Die Mrmee bon Wortard un6 glos
para, BON guitoaaa - Deutide, Wo.
sparen. Slonen unS Romanen - iie
iptrbsn fid germ fir ben altsn &aiisr
i1Iasen. 8ries bes i&par5en NIT
bsm ipsiben Mbler - es siex ieinen
Der populdrsr ipGre in Oeferrei4.
Na9e fiir Grans Jerbinanb!
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Saf benn ns6 siismanb sin nliis
tel sur Qihberung bss Admerrtpissa,E Enrses
tnibsfiy ~, ss:psb: Tas fststailnisiis. tflbi
sss asibeiIS anqfipanbf ipir6, lISbpB ero6s
ninbfuina nffpatri. Hnd unb na6 bspirif Is
ard bbnise Aeiliina bes Qfibfn1, Cine Dfobe
Ssnn 81 'aa sa Sss MssHssssl ,dss as'sss ss
3 ssisss|ss ysssk 3Ss:G 3S::G aCsc'si Ss y 2 sa's
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Saeaierunas.g s.gnltenmnaen.

Observation-Disclosures Often ffif g1annes
nHb HransR. 3aufenbs bon Grrennitngen nnb
in aueft6i Qtffe for unfteuuraen fret
s5saniitn 9Sisitste. Sssi 70, aohefsr, r. D
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Sdj(iullle Operation
Oermie0eIl
NxsA Sen ,eitisem 1tbrand BON
2Ysia 6. ginfbdm's @esetablt
Gpulppnnb.
mrs. se,uer's siaene slmeabsn.

5pbabon, Waaine.--.Sd eradte % ais
meine bFidt. alen lsibenben 6rauen seasn'
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IRn berfanfen - Sanfer.
Sm serfanfsn = Sarmsm.

/, 2, 8 nnb 4 ader 1rafts-gaftem eipe.,
iriiber 9opiter 4i. eiib waotfonbife. fhou
fir Sibner 0emife5n9i oesr qrotfnuHg etntr
grocern: &c Gubtt auf Gar,einien. eet6te
8dblungen. Qrefdp IL
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@erIanat ~ fanfen.

uIfs speberbsffsn-sDir besatleu tts Be-.
S soS as.ii sps seSii. III iss''ta as. ssos !. 10 :
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-04-30
SEED CORN IS
IN BRISK DEMAND
O-W. R. & N. Has Many Applica-
lions for Acclimated Seed From
Northwest Farmers

There is an opportunity for
some good live industrious farm
er to make some money during
the next few years in raising
seed corn, (" said Lou S. Smith,
assistant agriculturalist for the
O-W. r. & NJ, who visited Ken
newick the first of the week.
Corn has come to stay as one of
the crops of the Northwest. We
who have been preaching it for
the last few years have succeeded
in getting the corn idea instilled
into the farmers and the only
difficulty confronting US now is to
get good sound acclimated seed.
Our company started out this
year to furnish seed to all farm
ers along our lines in Washing
ton, Oregon and Idaho. So great
has been the demand that just
now our supply Of seed for the
irrigated sections is exhausted
and l am securing the country in
search of more. We have been
supplying seed in quantities up
to enough to seed two acres, free
of charge to the farmers and they
have been responding in fine
shape"
1.-The O-W. r. & N. corn show
which will be held this year some
time in November in Walla Walla
is going to be hummer. Instead
of holding two shows as last year
we are putting forth all our en-.
ergies into one show and intend
to make it the biggest thing of
the kind ever pulled off in the
West. The premium list has not
been definitely made up but we
now have cash prizes amounting
to more than $500 and all of the
implement houses who contribut-
ed last year are again coming
through with good substantial
merchandise prizes"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-04-30
APPRAISERS ARE
COMING NEXT week
Men Employed by County Assessor
to Place Valuation on Lands on
Last Lap Of Their Work

A. G. Jones, of Prosser, who
together with Manley Haines, of
Hanford, has been making an ap-
praisment Of real estate of the
county, was in Kennewick the
first of the week on his way to
Richland. The appraisers will
finish their work in the Richland
district and will start work here
next week.
In explanation to his work, Mr..
Jones said:
Taxes for all county. state and
local public expense are levied
against all property, real and per-
sonal, and the duty Of the county
assessor is to get a fair appraise-
ment of all property in his county.
This appraisement is to be the
real and true value of all property
as nearly as can be ascertained.
The official appraisers determine
the valuations which would pre-
vail between willing and respons-
ible sellers and purchasers. The
valuation is not influenced by the
price paid or offered by the farm
er, nor the consideration obtained
by auction or forced sale.
THE feature which most con-
Germs the property owner is that
his property bears its proportion
only of the total public tax. 1t
matters little to him what value
is placed on his premises if all his
neighbors' property is proportion
ately appraised. Harmonious
valuations distribute the public
burden justly.
County Assessor Severyns is
endeavoring to secure this result
by having the appraisers place
the valuations upon all the valu-
able lands of Benton County.
This work began about November
LIST, and the larger part of the
county has been appraised al
ready.
THE appraisement being made
will have nothing to do with the
amount of taxes to be raised, but
it will have a tendency to distrib-
ute the taxes more tremendously
making the unimproved land bear
a much greater proportion than
ever before.
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The Return of Tarzan
CONTINUED from page 1O)

means Of these hideous tactics they
would be completely wiped out, one by
one, without inflicting single death
upon their enemy. But yet, with the
persistent righteousness Of the white
man. the Arabs chung to their loot and
when morning came forced the demon
allied Manyuema to take up their bur-
dens Of death and stagger on into the
jungle.
For three days the whitening column
kept up its frightful march. Each
hour was marked by its deadly arrow
or cruel spear. The nights were made
hideous by the barking Of the invisible
gun that made sentry duty equivalent
to death sentence.
On the morning Of the fourth day
the Arabs were compelled to shoot two
Of their blacks before they could COM
pei the balance to take up the hated
ivory, and as they did so voice rang
out clear and strong from the jungle:
To-day you die, oh, Manyuema, un-
less you lay down the ivory. Fall upon
your cruel masters and kill them! You
have guns. why do you not use them?
Kill the Arabs. and we will not harm
you. We will take you back to our vii
lage and feed you and lead you out Of
our country in safety and in peace.
Lay down the ivory and fall upon your
masters. We will help you. Else you
die!"
As the voice died down the raiders
stood as though turned to stone. The
Arabs eyed their Manyuema slaves.
The slaves looked first at one Of their
fellows and then at another. They
were but waiting for some one to take
the initiative. There were some thirty
Arabs left and about $50 blacks All
were armed-even those who were act
ing as porters had their rifles slung
across their backs.
The Arabs drew together. The sheik
ordered the Manyuema to take up the
march, and as he spoke he cooked his
rifle and raised 1t. But at the same
instant one of the blacks threw down
his load, and. snatching his rifle from
his back, fired point blank at the group
Of whites. In an instant the camp
was a cursing, bowling mass Of de-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-04-30
MORE ORDERS THAN
THERE IS GRASS
Price Of Local Product Strengthen.
and Still Dealers Are Unable
to Supply the Demand

Kennewick asparagus is on the
run. Not in retreat, but in a
charge to the front. There is a
big demand for the local product
and within the last week the f.
o. b. Kennewick prices have adj
vanced ten cents a box, and deal
ers are still unable to fill their
orders.
I'VE have quit sending out quo
cations and soliciting orders for
asparagus and at that we have
been compelled to cut our orders
lin half, +" said Chas. H. Collins,
Of the Kennewick Fruit Ex-
change today. I'VE have been
shipping about $50 boxes a day
but if we could get the grass we
could, without special effort, be
marketing from 400 to 500 boxes.
The Kennewick product is head
ing the price quotations in every
market it has entered this year
and everywhere we have receiv-
ed follow-up orders. In many
instances where we have shipped
one dealer in a town, we have
received orders the next day from
his competitors who want the
same kind of stuff.
The prevailing market condi-
tions are not abnormal. The
brisk demand is not due to any
marked shortage of the crop this
year. There are plentiful offer
ings Of California and Walla Wal
Ia asparagus but the quality of
the local grass brings it to the
front. The crop offers great pos
sibilities and our farmers could
grow it by the hundreds of acres
and still not over-supply the de-
mand."
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-04-30
FORMER KENNEWlcK MAN DIES

Grandview, WASH. April %
Albert H. Jarnagin, aged rs, a
veteran Of the Grand Army, died
of a ruptured blood vessel in the
lungs. on Tuesday, April II, at
8:15 in the home of his son, L. A.
Jarnagin, at Lichty station and
four miles west of Grandview.
He became suddenly i'll immedi-
ately on his return from the local
store with a pail of water and
death followed in 80 minutes.
Mr.. Jarnagin saw active ser
vice for three years in the Eighth
Missouri cavalry, under Generals
Sickles and Sedgwick and Briga-
der General Gravley, afterwards
Lieutenant Governor of Missouri.
He was a consistent member of
the Baptist church. For about
six years, he was resident of
Kennewick, having retired from
active farm labor nearly 20 years
ago.
Mrs. Fred R. Walters. of Seat
tie, and Mrs. Harvey Rains, of
Portland, daughters of the de-
ceased, attended the funeral.
which was held at Sunnyside on
Thursday.
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N. p. TO GIVE PITCHER
Wm 0fis Fifty Dollars Silver Trophy At Grape
Carnival This Fan

Among the prizes to be award
ed at the annual Columbia River
Valley Grape Carnival this year,
will be a handsome $50 silver
pitcher donated by the Northern
Pacific Railway company. No
dce Of the company's donation
was received this week by Agent
C. A. Crawford, from G.. e. Ar
ney, Of Spokane, western immi-
grafton and industrial agent.
Mr.. Arney specifics that the pit
cher is to beawarded for the best
individual display Of grapes.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1914-04-30
PORT PETITION COMPLETE

L. A. Peters finished the circu-
lation of the Kennewick Port Dis
trict petition the first of the week,
having secured the signatures Of
AT voters. This is about fifty
names in excess of the required
number. The petition is now in
the hands of M. M. Moulton for
checking, after which it will be
filed with the county commiss-
toner's.