The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-04-22
A GOOD BEGINNING

sary before strawberry can be
satisfactorily marketed entire cannot pe assemD
control brand
best thing to DONE to that crate OF extra
Kennewck or Rhland the same thing
or bears the label label no label at all
An inferior product later to meet with IN
prices Of junk under an extra FANCY
here and there throughout the marketing area cannot
demorazng effect the entire seasons
uniformity of product has been agreed upo'
marketing agencies to see to 1t that the rue o.
grade pack lived to by the growers ana 10 the
possibility through feroriy OF product Inee
but one place foresta possibility and that is In the
patch dishonesty packed crate leaves the pa.cn
to that 1t Will slip tnrough W
and such slips costly.
Again if the marketing agencies together grade
and pack good why the same spirit OF CO.
operation followed the matter OF price Whatever
the strawberry TINS year. we
sincerely hope all cannot be said that the
lower than they should have been pc
somebody at this wild cut the price
The marketing agencies expect and rghtfuy that the
grower play and live the rules that have been
return the right expect that the
agencies will play and with each other The man
who tolls produce the berries not to be censored
consgnng product and throwing himself the mercy
the fellow other end of the line if he is led to believe
that delivering his local he is being made
the goat product being used by agency to
get the scalp of agency The marketing that
deliberately cuts price better than the who de-
beraey culs in theoom of extra fancy haoc
We are hoping that the berry market will no!
Ito pieces year. it does let be because OF California or
competition the limited buying OF the people
of Kennewk competing against Kennewick
The have started the right and
can see no good why spirit of cooperation
should not prevail throughout the year.
CAN you BEAT IT?
THE STAGE COACH give to the steam engine the
aow candle electric light the blunderbus to the gatng
goes The march of is irresistible AS rule
the changes evolution by slow and poddng
there are incidents transition swift that the new
order of things takes It not veyvey long
ago the growth along the river front was vuguar
known as the unges considered fit only for the incident
horse trader Witness the
if Won please! Jungle! much! bridal bower, mid the
fragrant which May Fourth Miss Columbia is going
to plight her Snake while the band plays soft and
the OF two or three states let loose spea
The change indeed reassrng and IN
sprinc We even hopes of waking fine morning
(not very eary) finding that all debts are paid
II
II THE CRITIC
IT is critic who counts not the man who points on
how the strong subes where the doer OF deeds cou
have done them The credit belongs to the who
actually the arena whose face marred by dust and
and blood who strives valany; who and shor
again because there effort without error
but who actually the Deeds
the great the great devotons who spends hmsel
IN worthy in the end the triumph
high achievement and who at worst ne fas at least fail
while daring greatly that his place shall be with thos
cold md who know neither victory nor defeat
Theodore Roosevelt
r LOST IN THE PARADE
SPIRIT displayed by the people of the neighborng tow
Of Richand in outlining plans the Cello celebration
most So far know, special
invitation extended to the little to be representa-
ton needed The people alive and the job and fire
with determination mot to be lost in the parade
Mighty good slogan tha One that could be followed wit
profit not only by communities but by individuals
always determined not to be lost in the parade only
state occasions, every day M job carrying
banner would not be, it often backbreakng task