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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-05-06

ll61-1E III -
river waters was mingled with that
Of the canal from bottles carried by
Miss Elda Clements and Miss Jose.
phine Kouba, representing Kennewicl
and Pasco, the Twin Cities of the
Columbia. ~
In point of attendance, number OF
distinguished guests and demonstra.
tive enthusiasm, Wednesday after.
Moons was the big feature Of the his.
toric celebration. The ceremonies were
presided over by JOS. N. Teal, of Port.
land, who has been a conspicuous
figure in the Open River movement
since its inception. An eloquent dedi-
catory invocation was delivered by Rt.
Rev. Chas. ]. O'Reilly, D. D., Bishop
of Baker City, Ore. A patriotic and
inspiring touch was given the pro-
gram by the presentation and unfurl-
ing Of the canal flag by Gen. H. s.
Fargo, department commander, G. A.
r., of Oregon. The handsome silk
banner is the gift of the citizens of
Lewiston, Idaho. ~ frt ' =
Letters of congratulations and Of
greetings were read from President
Wilson and Senator Jos. f.. Rand
sell, Of Louisiana, President of the
National Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress. Senators Jos: H. Brady, of
Idaho, Miles Poindexter, of Washing
ton, and Congressman N j. Sinnott,
of Oregon, speaking as a specially APP
pointed committee voiced the formal
greetings of the national congress.
Addresses, voicing the faith Of the
people Of the three great Northwest
ern states were delivered by: Governor
James Withycombe, of Oregon, Gov
ernor Lister, Of Washington and Gov
ernory Moses Alexander, of Idaho. Jas.
s. Ramage, president Of the Spokane
Chamber Of Commerce, spoke for the
Commercial bodies Of the Columbia
Basin. trf '1l ~ vs ts,.'. u
Interesting scenes and events Of 9TH
er days each playing its part or
welding its influence in the develop
ment of the Northwest were interest
ingly recalled in an address by F.tC.
Elliott, of Walla Walla, representing
the Oregon Historical society. Brief
were given by Senator Wes-
ley L. Jones and Congressman VIM.
E. Humphrey, Of Washington.
Following the dedicatory program
the Up-River fleet steamed out of
the lower end Of the canal to be met
by the lower river fleet. Thousands
Of people lined the rocky shores Of the
rugged chasm through which the cam
al has been hewn, and awakened the
echoes Of the distant buttes with their
shouts of welcome as the flagship
'Undine" pointed her nose out Of the
last locks and rocked in the swirling
waters of Big Eddy.
The Dalles that night witnessed
scenes which, like the other river
towns, are writing new pages in its
history. The arrival Of the "Undine"
was the signal for throwing wide open
every steam whistle in the city and
harbor. Crowds, finding parallel on
ly in the Pendleton Round Up, throng-
ed the streets and dignitaries and
people alike lent their pres
ence, their voices and their great good
fellowship in bringing to close the
third day of the celebration.
Prominent citizens and representa-
lives of the Columbia and Snake riv-
er towns were the guests last night of
the citizens of The Dalles at an elab-
orate banquet and speaking program.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-05-06

SAVE TROUBLE AND MONEY by
the use of our tally cards and daily
report sheets for berry pickers and
packers. Several kinds to suit all
requirements. They're so cheap and
handy that no grower can afford to
try to get along without them. The
Kennewick Printing Co.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-05-06

Living costs more in these days
but it is worth more to live.
! 1t is natural that the man who gives
himself away should feel cheap.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-05-06
why You, sne,e,cx., q,

There is more than one cause for
sneezing. and persons may differ in
their susceptibility to them. A bright
light Will cause some persons to sneeze.
the pollen Of certain plants will affect
others. and most people are likely to
sneeze In the presence OF dust Such
sneezfng is due to superficial irritation.
The sneeze caused by the effect OF
cold Is different It is an attempt OF
nature to cure you. She makes you
sneeze' for the same reason that she
makes yUu shiver-to generate heat for,
warming the blood md preventing you
from taking more cold-to help relievf
the cold you have. 500 T.
The sneezing from cold is not an al
Of the nose alone. this being merely tho
part Of the body where It expledes.
= an act VI the entire body duridE
which every muscle gives a jump. Thr
body Is affected by spasmodic effort
to warm the entire system and throw
OF the cold.-Boston Herald. &o'4
- a. F
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-05-06

A hopeless man Is deserted BY him
self. and he who deserts himself Il
soon deserted by his friendA
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-05-06

Some men are born foolish and some
preserve their old love-letters.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04
At the Commercial

G. +. Sprogg, st. Helena, Cal; Miss
NJ. A. Gosdine; Miss Ida NJ. Cummins;
J. d. Mariner, Reno; Lee Davis, Kan
sas City; Elizabeth Penman; C.. II.
Burns, Salt Lake; D. Munro, Ogden;
and Mrs. Bennett; NJ. Schnon and
wife; J. Calvert and wife; Lucille
Thomas; Geneyieve Thomas; Marie
Gladis; Red Redman; Gladis Moore;
Dick Duke; G.. De Long and wife; w.
Goodman; c. w. Vasner; c. Cohn and
wife; II. Murphy and wife; Owen
Hooker; Hugh Hooker; L. c. Baker;
i Haffner; NJ. Smith and wife; r. o.
Blair; G. Hull; p. p. Johnson and
wife; NJ. e. Free, Seattle; s. NJ. Castle,
Elko; Geo. Musgrove; Herbert Evans;
Man Reynolds, Edgemont; Dale Rey.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04

B. F. Benson, Salt Lake; J. +. Nc
Dermott and wife Lamoille; G. w.
Hall. San Francisco; E. l.. Williams,
San Francisco; Geo. Rioers, New
York; Edward Aaron, New York;
Harold Sirlin, New York; J. w. Mid
dleton, Ogden; c. w. Vosmer, San
Francisco; l.. Hoffman, San Francis.
co; H. E. Smith and wife, San Fran,
cisco; c. belong and wife, San Fran.
cisco; H. Noroit, San Francisco: c.
Goldie, San Francisco; G. r. Shoog,
st. Helena; II. a. Bretler, San Fran.
cisco; H. A. Wilson, San Francisco;
A. Hockwald, San Francisco; J.. /.
Wines, Deeth; w. b. Holliway, San
Francisco; r. F. Raive, P%alisade; S.
c. Weeks, Jr., Wells; l.. II. Pierce,
Salt Lake; r. r. Cook and wife, Oma,
ha.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04
LOCALS PERSONALS

Fresh Home Made" Bread, SC per
loaf at French Baking Co. adv
Rev. E. H. Price Of st. Paul's Episco-
pal church departed today for Battle
Mountain expecting to remain until
Saturday. Anyone needing his SER
vices or desiring to communicate with
him may do so through his family at
the Episcopal lectory.
At the meeting held at st. Paul's
rectory last evening to perfect a local
Indian association, after some DELHI
Grafton 1t was decided to obtain furth-
er data or the subject before orga-
nizing permanently. The meeting was
fairly well attended.
J. P. Kennedy Of Palisade was
brought to the hospital here by VIM.
Yates of that place. The old gentle
man is suffering from senile gangrene
and his condition is considered criti-
cal.
Somebody said several days ago
that a carnival company was coming.
We haven't seen it advertised in n
OF the newspapers and have wondered
if it was really coming.
j.. II. Peck of Whiterock, formerly
county commissioner from the north
ern district, is an Elko visitor today.
County Commissioner Jones arriv-
ed from Rowland last night to attend
the meeting of the board tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Mallet will de-
part tonight for San Francisco on the
Western Pacific.
Two divorce cases are occupying
the attention Of Judge Taber this af-
%ternoon.
Attorney C. d. Henderson returned
yesterday.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04
THIS MAN D SURE

MY VIE ana 1 IooKed at it from
a business standpoint" said a friend
last week.
Men protect their business. Yet
many of them put off protecting home
and dependents. Business loss is Of
ten replaced, but in life our loss is
total. figured that my earnings are
my wife's income. With me gone her
income ceases. So 1 protected her.
"Now If anything happens to me, 1
don't sentence her for her remaining
days to a life of hardship and misery.
She will have enough to live COM
forta5ly. And l am making certain
that If 1 should die the payments on
my home will not stop and leave her
without a roof over her head.
II know two men who put off taking
insurance SO long hat they could not
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04
INTERESTING DIVORCE
SUIT FILED TODAY

Attorney H. p. Hale, acting for Mrs.
Alice Lemmer, today filed divorce pro-
ceedings against Nicholas Lemmer.
The ground stated in the complaint
Is desertion.
The case is interesting from the fact
that the couple were married in
Grand-duchy. Luxembourg, the alleged
desertion occurred in Calgary, Canada,
and the suit Is brought here.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
AND FISHERME EN-

AMI IN
Notice is hereby given that the
game laws will be strictly enforced
and any person violating them will be
arrested and prosecuted. Persons
who hunt or kill any of the wild birds
OF animals or take or catch any OF
the fishes that are protected by law,
without having license, are guilty OF
a. misdemeanor.
CHAS. S. MOODY,
Game Warden of Elko County.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04

the physical examination when
were ready. l am glad I didn't
make the same mistake"
You will never know what insurance
to you until you investigate
fully. Get the facts here. No obi
cation on your part. Phone or let's
talk it over.
II. S. TABER.
Agent New York Life Insurance Co.
NEVADA
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04
THE EYE
IN RELATION
TO HEALTH

While the immense majority of man
kind have eyes that to all appearance
are perfectly balanced more than 80
per cent have 4 natural tendency to
deviate. This tendency is overcome
by the constant s~traint exerted by the
nerves of the eyes in compelling the
muscles of the eye to overcome de-
fcienciCs. We find that thousands
of people who have suffered for years
with nervousness, headaches and 9TH
Ell diseases find from careful eXamina-
ton of their eyes that their sickness,
discomfort and misery comes wholly
from some hidden defect of the eye or
10 an lnsufficiency of one or more ocu-
lar muscles; these defects and insult
~ficiencies can be detected only by a
thorough and painstaking examination
by one who has the skill and ability
as well as the experience to detect
and correct these defects.
Special attention given C~hildren's
Eyes and Fitting of Glasses.
Thorough scientific examination of
the eye. No medicines used in ey-
amining and testing eyes.
Licensed by Nevada State Board of
Examiners in Optometry
Expert Specialist In Sight Defects
Office Hours s a. III. TO 6 p. IN.
With Howell Jewelry Co.
Gross Eyes Strengthened Without
Operation
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04

Not since Tolstoy's "Kreutzer
Sonta," has a book been published
of equal sensationalism with that of
Elinor Glyn's Three Weeks" which
in motion picture form to the
Praley Opera house tonight, one night
only.
Three Weeks" after becoming the
best seller" on the book stands was
dramatized, and it won on the legiti-
mate stage as great a success as it
had achieved in novel form. Now
ii has been made into a motion pic
ture and the e%loquence of its story is
enhanced three fold in its picturized
version.
Romance, which yields blandly to
the dictates of instinct; adventure
that traverses a continent, and n
thrilling denoument of beauty and
power are some of the elements
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04
cow GIRL APPOINTED
PoSTMISTRESS AT DEETH

Miss Marion Carterett has beer APP
pointed postmistress at Deeth, Ne
vada. Her appointment was confirm
ed on the 21st of April.
Miss Carterett will be remembered
as M Of the girls who rode in5 the
bucking contests here last Rodeo.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04
MAYER AND COMMERCIAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At the MAYER

Geo. F. Talbot, Nevada; H. l.. Alden
and wife, San Francisco; E. Saderup
and wife, Idaho; E. L. Leis, Salt Lake;
B. s. Stewart, Salt Lake; P. S. Trip
lett, Wells; VIM. Yates, Pine Valley;
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04

which make the novel the tremend-
u success it was and which are
heightened in appeal through the
medium of the pictures which will be
presented by the Nat A. Magner COM
pany Incorporated.
Miss Madeline Traverse will be
seen in the travelling role OF the
queen, whose qualities of beauty and
youth the actress portrays superbly.
Maholn Hamilton will Sc seen i'll
the role of the lover, Paul, whose
personalities the actor presents with
virility and grace. The scenic set
tings are luxurious and the support
Ing company is adequate. The lang
crous atmosphere of the novel is
faithfully reproduced in the picture
and enhanced with all the art of
modern motion picture skill.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-05-04

nolds, Edgemont; j. A. McFarlane, Ell
Ike; John Bett, Elko; J. r. Ramey, Re-
no; F. Mcmillan and family; Virgil. l.
Lewis, Deeth; J. w. Dooley, City.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
Sebt and aetrOfnete @icr!

Gs t0nnte iein, baB bic Relera
binss aufsetommenen, getrodneten
Gier Der &iibls2 ageruns pieies. 4rs
tifels elm @nbe MAIDEN pber lie ne@
nigltens tpeit in Die 9intersaiie brdns
gen perben, unb bob mon bon mins
beripertisen ober i3le9ten alien
@iern balb iiberbaupt ni4ts mebr DO
rem tpirb!
Bel Der neuen Metbpbe miro 0as
friI9e 81 bur6 etnen @efriers unD
@ntpdilerungs Prp3eb in lauter gpls
big>9elbe 5Ioden O%erponOelt. pelGe
ben @ei4mad unD ben Ndbrlpert oes
friIden proouttcs gang uilpertiir5t
beipabren follen. 9ur9 ben bloRen
3ulaB bon 8oIier iperoen oieie 6lots
ten tpiener in .@i" ,periponOelt utD
tnnnen auf ireeno cine Der 9elpD9ns
lidDen Grten 6enubt perren, IelbIt
DerItduOlid) nit Der Mlsaabme, ndE
tie ni4t in Der Gd)nle getpGt lperreH
tGnnen.
gian perii9ert, baB bieies getrOds
nete ober Sipdens@i nismaIs perz
hirbt, 10 lanse es ni9t feu9t gema9t
pprben 1T. -9ober empfisblt Dos
@derbaibepnrtement Der Der. Staa=
ten foI6e Slodens@ ier DEFENDERS
Sddern unb Speiiemirten CUR Be
nubung. Iber man ertpnrtet aud,
oab pripate !6ausbnItun9en oos oes
trodnste 81 in Der Bintersaeit Isbr
oiel, fpenn ntdt ousi9riebli6, be-
nuben iperOen. Mer uber barauf pers
ieffen 1T, @ier gerabe in Der ShaIe
getoat gu eifen, lam bies ia audi
ferner tin, inter Sablung bes BE-
t~reffenben preifes nnb nit entipree
4enbem Riiitp.
Die 5arrner aber, fpel9e Gier 3u
p%ertonfen baben, biirften aIlgemein
eie neue 4ufbepabrungsz MetGpbe
freubis besriiben: benn burd tie ion
men iie pabri9einlif fir ollie frifGen
gier i'm CONNER einen lobnenben
Qbfobmarft finben. gisber paren
ite gen0tist, bos CONNER 9robutt
ibrer 9ennen gu einem febr nieSriaen
preife on bic &iibIieaunasz 8efeII=
lhaft los5nfdlagen, bn es fpnft mel
items fefs fdpieris nor, bic gier
Dor benz Winter in bstrGdtIider
Wtense ab5ufeben. LIMB 70 Tam maj,
sriparten. buB bas reu entbedte Ser.
tabren biel baSu b~eitrasen pirb,
Wadfrase unb 4nsebot fir bas oanae
Jobr ats5usleiden, unb baB es fpie.
oerum sinen sroben BATTLE-GROUND in
Der omsritonifGen giersSnbnHrie
herpprrufen fpirb.
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GtrnnBensudt
ssirb b~iersuranS, nit sntsn GrfoIssa
betricben.

betricbrn.
Gs tauFsn feline StrauBe III ben
ameritonii@en @iiiten berum; aher
lire ,3abI auf iiibpsitliGen 6arnitit
niro nadserabs 10 hetrd6tliG, Dab
in obitbbdrsr S3eit Der pbi9e 5itel
fi6 reGltieriiseu piirfte,
Sm Sabre 1884 CAB ss in Den gam
3et Ser. Staaien nod teine 90
Stroube, unb ole iporeH ollet'
meilfens ntdt auf 5urmen, ionoes,
in 3irtuhen, tparen alp tpettsr
niGts, als cine importierte &uriolis
tat. !5eute aber sibt es i4on msbr
aIs 5000 bieier RieienbOsel auf 6ars
men in ariSond, Seras, Refp Merito
aalifprnien unb Jlorioa, uno lbre
3abI pGdIt beItanbig! 9ie berihms
feite bieier Straubenfarmsn 1T nod
immer oieienise gu 9ofabena, &al.;
dber nod Staten betradtet, 1T ariT
spno iebt tpabrf9einli4 Der pidtiglte
Strauben5u6tsStadf.
8tele tOrnen fi1 dber aud beute
nidt an ben @eoanten geipDbnen, Dab
bieIer tlobige, a~peisebiae RennpoSel
BON $50 pber mebr Yfunb, nit tst@
nsn nublcIen iIeinen Sliigeln unb lei=
mem pilbsn, Ii6 penis dnpaHeneen
WeIen IiG nit Dem proiail6eu,
Experimentation 2eben auf elmer
Sarm pertrasen fon, no fait iein
einSiger 9eruf BARN beitebt. SeDetn
fir Srausnbiite gu l~iefern, benn
ole @ier iperben ielten segehen, eos
fir Iinb ie Bis ieBt nod gu lpertpon'
Sn Der Sat %erforoert es piele Gez
i6idlidteit unp Grfab,uns, Straus
Be erfolgrei9 Su sieben, uno Der Be
ariinber Der @traubenfarm bon Pas
fabera bat anfdnslid auG piele @nt'
tGu5dungen erlebt. limo bas Inter
,aehmen 1T inter alien l1mftdnber
elm re6t tOtipieiises. Wenn mar
aber in 8etra9t aleht, bab Die bur9'
f1nittlide Seoers@rnte BON iebem
eripa6ienen 8osel 20 Dollars Big
gum 9reifaden biefer Summe he.
trGst, 70 1T es eriidtlid, bab oi'
Straubensudt, in srUBerem Mub:
ftabe betrieben, febr tpobl Der Mib'
inert 1T. Wenn tie ~iiberbaupt seoeibt
70 iperben Die Soften ndd unb mad
%gerineer, unb Der @epinn pdtjit
Man9e am%eritoniide 3iidter bnber
idpn Before 9eiddfte sema4t, ali
Der pionier biefes 9Ianes gu 8aia:
bena.
@enn es i'm bisberisen Sempt
tp%eitergebt, 10 barf man nit aiemli'
der @iderbeif porausiosen, oab mad
stpei peiteren SabrSebnten bic Ger
Staaten Die Probutte ibrer Strau:
Benfarmen aud maFenbaft erportie
rem tperoen!
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4pfelp ii + t den. Man reibi
IL Bis IA idDne aepfel, Die feline
brnunen Stellen baben oiirfen, nit
einem Deiden fnuberen Sud Al
unb brat fie in Der 90bre pber aui
Der 5erbplntte 5u ridtigen 8rat.
dpfeln, ihGlt fie pprIi9tia une
itreiht bas ipeihe Marf burd elm
Sieb. 9ieien 8rsi mif1t man mi,
.inen fnoppen 9eelOffel feinsetoPe.
men Clint, stnns ,3uder, einem 81,
Elm ioenig feinseriebensr 3~itronen.
lGalc uno fobiel seriebensr, eefiebs
ter. altbadener GemmeT ober fein=
seftobenem ser6fteten seisbten 3fp:e-
bad, boB elm baltbarer afobfe,o
tntffebt. Muf einem nit aeriebensr
Sen,ntel beftreuten Brett fcrmt man
sleidmdbis srobe runbs Roren ca]
BON. tOenbet fie In 81. bann fpieber
in geritbenfr Gsmmil, b1dt fe ~
Espenbtm @4mala i6nimmsnh ~
,f96ner sGarbt. fimmt fe nit benz
G@dumf6ffa nnf stne erfpdrmis
S@iiHeI uRb beftreut iif NIT Suder
pnb Stint,
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MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
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