The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-03-04

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"Wll you walk into my parlor?'
Said the Spider to the Fly.
IT'S the incest little parlor
That did spy"
The loaded editorial in last weeks of the CoureRe
porter anent the port district and signed by he committee
certainly words-and then personal
point about the only paragraph could take exception
the nmatng that there sinister motive in
nection with the question being against dis
trict here if it was confined to the city limits.
wish to make my position in this regard perfectly clear
Since have been resident of this city have always refused
take sides regarding the question of paving the
pendture of any money improvements pro-
perry in the district which must the bill have always felt
than right that the property should
settle the matter for themselves No doubt my position would
been the the district proposition but might
if Tor rather misinfomation)
handed regard it at the time first agated had
proven to have been correct. lte 80 lsspsSs
y careful study Of the Of the proposition and its real
significance has lead against it. Further
might say that talking with people intend voting
the proposition the nyarable made that
they had intended to vote it general principles but had
given the matter little attention. sesa4
But do all the forth in the communication
amount and the questions asked they do not convince
that there real necessity adding taxes
spending the at this time They furnish
evidence that the railroad companies will make SUCH
rates will enable them to haul of the freight and that
consequently dock facilities will equal all emer
gencies for to will all that It'll
would be foolish form district of wo
mills for the fun Of it or to be doing something
certainly is the hope and expectation of those whom the
committee to put over the district and then at the
first favorable opportunity to the special assessment
bond propositions cannot reasonably take other view
Of it.
When they suggest the that Pasco liable to have
port district and get ahead Of feels they
have been reading comic the joke column the al
is deceived much by that talk On the contrary it would seem
that the sad plight Pasco finds herself in by following few
visionary leaders in the matter of accommodating excessive tax
alton should be all that necessary slow
side of the river
The matter of finding halo for people to on
should be other wayperhaps
by taking collection. s. 49,
The kicked up by the of these paudes
and words will not fool the older residents of this val
ley the least but for the benefit of the arrivals
might good plan to pages history
what find When the North Coast road the OW r.
NJ seeking right of to build through Kennewck
years the father of this port district movement
present efficient very busy going about with
the right of advising and suggesting that the
the property contribute the right of through to the
for the benefit of the town. Some people acceded to his
suggestions been looking buy efficient
machine for day Some time later the route of
av through some the Judges property Whereupon he
some of his advcen-by insisting that he be paidand
- sum conceded by all been double the the
nroy could been sold for before since One two of
rhl;c shirt went and from the railroad for
cht Of way through their property greater than the
could be Perhaps this explains why he had
e name of attorney and couple OF innocent pystanders
70 the editorial instead of his ownor some people
ot+ino little where they get their advice
This thou getting to De DUN JOKE 1nese
that are 80 just what you want ana Wnen
Won want it in teln you how TO vot nave