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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-19
Sunday, October %

Sunday, October %
Paramount Night
Blanche Sweet in a five-ree, d..
"The Thousand-Dollar Husbandn
Paramount Photograph, the ma.
zine of the screen. es'
Orchestra music.
#*&&&
Monday, October o.
Dark.
Tuesday, Oct. "a
Paramount night
The exquisite star, Marpue,;..
Clark in perturbation of Mo,s
Twain's "Prince and Paupcr," in sna
reels. This is considered the has.
Miss Clark has ever done.
Also a Bray cartoon comedy.
Wednesday, Oct. 25-
Dark.
Thursday, Oct. 90
Triangle Night
Douglas Fairbanks with Bessie Love
in "The Good Bad Man." a Waste
comedy-drama of Goth century 20
bin Hood. Perfumed with the arom.
of cactus and sage-brush-staped i
Natures wonderland.
This picture was selected to ono,
the new million-dollar Rialto theatre
in New York City.
Also an exceptionally good Kew.
stone comedy in two reels, "Her Mar.
BILE Heart" featuring Chas. MURRAY
and Louise Fazenda.
Orchestra music.
Coming Soon
Bessie Barriscale in "Not My Sis.
ter"
Dorothy Gish in "Susan Rocks thu
Boat"
VIM. S. Hart in "The Primal Lures
Enda Goodrich in "The Making Of
Maddelena.'
Marguerite Clark in "Silks and Sat.
ms"
George Beban in Thos. Il. Ince's
great picture, "An Alien"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-19
The First Money!

Money is mentioned as a medium of
exchange in Genesis. chapter %. and
is supposed to refer to time as far
back as 1900 B. G. The coinage of
money is ascribed to the Lydians. a
people of Asia Minor. 1t is, Of course.
quite impossible to fix any definite
date for the first coinage. Long before
any one thought to coin money it was
made out of any durable substance
that came to hand, such as leather.
iron, tin, bronze and even the hard
bark of the trees and stones of the
fields. The Hollander, so late as the
middle Of the sixteenth century. made
money Of pasteboard. In fact, pretty
nearly everything in the shade of last.
ing material has at one time or an.
other been used as the medium Of trade
known as money.
1.-THE easiest thing know Of" says
a philosopher, sis to begin to save up
some money next month"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-19
OLD FREIGHT CARS.
What They. Endure Before They Are
Sent to the Scrap Pile. g..


~. Sent to the Scrap Pile. '.....
b. An average freight car costs about
$3.50. but the refrigerator and special
cars built for carrying perishable
goods may cost two or three times
that amount. The average freight car
weighs about $4,000 pounds and has q
carrying capacity of 10000 pounds OF
freight.
There has never been a time when
the companies had enough freight cars
to meet the heavy demands Of trade
in seasons of unusual prosperity, and.
though thousands of new cars are
built every year. car famines occur
every time the seasons crops are
ready to be moved. The number Of
freight cars that are strapped each
year almost keeps pace with the mum
Der of new ones built.
The scrapping of a freight car is one
of the fine arts of efficient railroading.
A car may go to the repair shop half q
dozen times before it is ready for the
scrap pile. Not until the trucks are
practically worn out so they cannot be
renewed has the railway wanderer
passed beyond its life Of usefulness.
Even then every part of the ironwork
is recovered. and such parts that are
still useful go into other cars before
they are finally strapped.
The wooden platform and the boxed
I'm sides are the first to be renewed.
and then the coupling pins and mech
anism. and finally the wheels. A
freight car will frequently use up two
sets of wheels before it is entirely
worn out and ready for final demoli-
tion.-Popular Mechanics. IT,.
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repeated applause and each and every
artist had some special characteristic
that was highly appreciated.
"The young women are in better
playing form than when here two
years ago. They all have the charm
ing personality so necessary to the
stage and are not spoiled a particle
by attention. Their program was YER
satile and very attractive. They were
gowned in the latest style. The same
delightful manner that they displayed
in the evening was with them in the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-19
No Way to Satisfy Them

"Who are those two sad-looking wo-
men over there2"
They're a cuple of neighboring wo-
men who always get together to
MOURN"
"Torn by a common sorrow?"
ayes; ones husband never comes
home and the other ones husband
hangs around all the kansas
City Journal.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-19
Bio Difference.

do you know the biggest difference
between an egg and MANI" asked
the fool.
"what is the biggest difference?" de-
manded the sage.
can egg never gets too fresh" re-
piled the fool.-CiDcinnati Enquirer.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-19
Exclusive.

Exclusive.
81 was surprised to hear that you
were Newcomers guest at his week
end party. How can you associate
with such q vulgar upstart?"
81 didn't. There were so many nice
people among the guests that we didn't
have to associate with the host at all"
New York World.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-19
Classifying Him.

A gentleman who dined regularly at
a certain restaurant often ordered u
dozen CLAIMS. One day he counted them
and found but eleven. Still another
day the dozen was one short. He
called the waiter and asked him, "Why
do you give only eleven CLAIMS when !
order twelve?"
ooh. sir" replied the waiter, II didn't
think you'd want to be sitting thirteen
at table. sir."-Christian Herald.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-19
Anecdotes.

what is an anecdote. pa?"
"An anecdote. my son. is short and
funny tale which at once reminds the
other fellow of a tale which is neither
short nor funny."-Puck. i
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-10-19

Gratitude is the fairest blossom
which springs from the soul, and the
heart of man knoweth none more fra.
grant.--Hosea Ballou. - --.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-05

Sn ieiner Reoe, ipelde Gbor!es
Su9ks am lebten Montas in Gor=
nesie 6al in Hep Yort, eelssentlid
Der 2lnnabme Ger Domination ols
republitanilder 2anbioat fir 81.
prdiioentidaft. belt, tritiiierte Ct in
iehr i9arfer Meiie bic Muslanbspoz
litit oes prdiioenten Wilfons .Die 50z
gernoe unb ihmontenbe YoIitit Wilz
ions, lei Shulo on Der 9orpeoie=
runs ser r2ouiitonia", tpobei 10 plele
ameritanilhe 2eben bernihtet pur=
Den, seipelen, faste 9usbes. slud bic
ritozpolitit SDilions purbe bon
Susbes ihorf setabelt. Seine oiesbe@
siislihe Yolitit lei cine ednslih feb
lerhofte gelpeIen, bic 9robe, mdhtige
umeritaniife Station babe bpr Merito
3uriidpeihen niii1en unb unIere
Sruppen mubten auf 8efebl Der meriz
tuniihen Madtbaber Merito perz
laNen, phne bic ganoitsn, tpelhe
OuBenoe BON Mmeritonern' ermorbez
ten, beitrafen gu t0nnen. Willons
Mecieruns sins audi nidt iharf aez
mug ge9en Die llrbeber bon aomplotz
ten uno @erIhnSrnnaen, Die i'm snz
tsre1e BON ausldnoiihen Mddten BON
bier lebenoen Nidtbiirgern oneesettelt
!puroen uno tperben, opr, ipoourh bic
.2erIhtporer INNER tiibner ipurpen,
loate Susbes. 8etreffs ~prepareoneb"
neinte 9u9bes, babe bic Iominiltraz
tion lih aud iebr lou uno fdpon=
teno se3eist. Wir iino cine TrieDliez
osnbe Mation, oa mir ater in elmer
7gelt bic BON gSoffen itarrt, leben.
mii7en mir in itetieer 8ereitihnft
iein Urn unier Qano, unier 0olt unb
unlere freifsitlihen unb bemotrutiz
icten Snititutipnen enersilh perteiz
bisen 81 tDnnen. Susbes ipra6 iid,
ouh gu @uniten oes 6rauenitimmz
rehts aus uno bsfiirportete einen
i,ohen GhuBsoI, um bic omeritani=
lhen 9lrbeiter Dor Ser &rnturrens
Der billigen europdiihen Ntbeit i6iit=
gun gu tDnnen. Sobalo Der &rie9 BE-
enoet unb bic Sobritation BON Muni=
tim uno Geihiiben ein9eitent lei,
perosn mir Millionen bon slrbeits
loien boben. llnb 9lmerito piro bann
nit europdilhen billiaen Boren iber=
ihmemmt iperoen. Damn miro es nit
Der isbieen prolperitGt pprbei lsir
uno es tann Damn cine ld1limme in:
ouitrieae ariie tommen. Die erpbes
Gleno fir unlere slrbeiter brinser
tann, tpenn mir niat seeisnete Mcb.
reasln ersreifen. Gin itartes uno &c:
eintes 9tmerita, Siherbeit geeen alI'
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@nabts Mnuabmeraoc.

| snsriffe, Woblitano unb Greiheit fir
alle, bic unter benz sIorreiden Sterz
nenbanner leben, finb bic prinsipien,
tpelhe ih unb Die republitanil DE
Hartet pertreten."
Mtit bieien Morten I9loB 6uebs
leine Re0e. NIT nel9er Ct sic Nomi=
nation fetner partei annabm uno
fid perpflidtete. fir ibre platform
Doh uno gang einSutreten.
Die polttiter, tpelhe ben beutihen
yfotionalbunb leiten uno ibr @efoloe
bon bieoeren unb etnfdltieen hohpotz
riotiihen oeutihen unp 0iterreihilt=
unsarilhen 2anosleuten, Die 1ih ouf
!Ousbes perpflihtet boben, buben iest
elne lehr lhpierise 9lufsabs Dor iih.
@leth Wilion perodmmt out 6uobes
Die 3eritoruns Der r2u iitania" ourh
thporun9en, lpeihe bon in Ben Yef.
Staaten lebenoen Oeutlhen uno I'm
gdrn I'M Snterehe Der 3entrulmdhte
llnternommen lplrpen. 0iel itrenoer
OILS WilIon piiros Sugbes aeaen fol-
te ausldnoiide patrioten poreeben
uno niiroe er itreneite Nehenihoft
bon lolhen Mdd)ten foroern, oie ame=
ritunii1es Gissntum uno ameritoniz
lGes 2eben pernihten.
ltnlere lleben 9anoslsute ipernen
olio, penn 6ughs erpdolt iperoen
iollte, bonn Resen in Die Sroufe
tommen. Gin ielbi itonoiges Notional=
Sidet fir beutld)s uno oiterreih;lh=
un9ariide 8iirger tDnnen lie ouh
niht mebr gut alfitellen, alio bleibt
ihnen nihts anoeres iibrig, als ii6
! Der Wobl Su enthalten ooer fir bic
3anbioaten ser Minoerbeitsparteien
= Sosialiiten ober Yrpbibitipnilten
= gu itimmen. Sebr i4limmer SAIL
fir uniere braoen 2anosleute uno
3eitgenohen, oie ipeoer fir bic ipGfz
1eri9en Mfuder nod fir bic ihred=
li6en vRoten" 2iebe uno gfeisuns
hnben.
| Noer pleuetd}t retten 1td) llniere
Ganosleute aus oieism Dilemma, In
Dem lie bic platform Der Sosioliltiz
iden Eartei uno ibre S6riften uno
2eitun9en leien unb ituoieren, I'm,
idliebli9 su begreifen, bab Der Soz
siolismus gar telne fold ihredlihe
! Sofe lei, ipie lie iih INNER einbilpez
ten. llno penn bann unlere lieben
2anosleute su oieler ueberseuauns
9etommen iinb uno fir uniere Yrinz
: 5ipien eintreten, iperoen mir lie niht
ols rWfitldufer", ionbern ols Wiit=
tdmpfer milltommen beiben.
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&ffflo BET Mrbeit.

Gie Statiitit iiber bic getriebsz
unfdle i'm Staote pennlplpanien in
Der eriten Sdlfte oes Sabres, Seist
fol9en0e traurige Heiultate:
6 haben iih in ben lesten 6 Mo=
natsn pieiss Sohres unsefdbr eben>
Iopiele t0tIihe llnfdue auestrosen tpie
i'm 2aufe bes sonsen porberaebenben
Sohres. llno oas trpB aller @erpur=
nuneen unb gelebrunssn bon gmtsz
lpe9en; troB Der lebr fleibieen uno
sulpeiIen ihon aufbrinslidsn Sole
/ tn firit" zIeitation in ollerbano
pampbIeten, @ortrdsen, 3eitunssar=
titeln uno Oempnitrationer. Die Gr=
tldrun9, pelhe &ommiNdr Sobn g.
Sudion ooau ubsibt, lit, suminoeit
in Dem porlie9enoen Mus5us, su liit=
tenboft = fat modten mir iasen:
tenoensiOs uneeniisenb. Die traurige
Sutiehe, oab in ben eriten feds
Monaten 1916 niht nenieer als
1876 slrbeiter in pennlplpani1hen
9etri,ben ibr 2eben laHen muBten.
oesen 1908 i'm eansen @priobr uno
oab in oie1sn feds Mpnaten oie Sc
iomt5ubl Der getrtebsunfdlle bic entz
1eslihe SoDbe bon 121.1 erreid5te,
geaen 81, $40 in oen II Monuten oes
Suhres 1915, erinnert uns All {ebr
an oie llriahen unb bis 8eIhaffen=
belt bieisr nprosperitdt", als baB
pn uns nit Der Grtldrune besniisen
tonnten, rbie 3unobme lei tells Der
Ourdfiibruna oes 9aftpflihteefebes
uno Der babel inpolpierten pfliht.
jeoen llnfon ben. 8eboroen ansu5ei=
gen, tells Der sr0bersn Mnsobl Ser
Mrbeitenben, Ser sroben Gile nit Der
aearbeitet puroe unb ferner benz
llmltanoe au5uidreiben, oab Bel folz
den Nrbeiten unerfubrene 2eute be-
1hdftist puroen." aein Wort lit ba=
bon gefaet, oub oie Mrbeitsbeihleu=
nisuns nit rGriinen" 5. /. unerfobrez
nen Mrbeitstrdften einais uno allein
ouf oie Jabritation bon Rrieasmate=
rial fir oie 9luiierten sutrifft. Muh
.ein g0ort oapon, Dab Die Muniti=
onsfabritanten einbrinali4 Dor ben
@efobren Der S4neuproouttion aus
gefGbrlihem Material, nit ungeiib=
, ten Mrbeitern. bon Der 5uftdnbisen
8eh0roe geiparnt poroen martin.
Was niiben oa alle @tatiltiten.1
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No. Is.

reits 5ur Belt oes Snfraf fttrete.ts
oes 8elcses beltanoen.
! Ourd oieie lanoipirtihaitIider
Sfrcoit-Inltalten miro ben iunderi.
| lden Vanfiers, oie ben beorGnaten
| Tarmern nllr inter oen bdrtelten
! @eoillgungen 8elo leiben uno IL
bis 10 Fro5ent berebneu, oas
9anoiperf gelegt. Sn Ben ipeitIidett
Staaten lpl,roen tauienoe bon flei.
men Jarmer1, Die iib auf Megie.
rlngslanoern inter groBen gntbeb-
rl,ngen 1lno iabrelanger if)lperer
Mrbeit elm li6eres 0eim fir iidl
nno Tanlilie erridten lpollten, ourd,
Die lprderilden Nanfiers ruiniert
lno ge5lulngelL ibre isarmen oen
8allnern llno Wnhercrn su iiber.
la|lell. Die 9anfen, @abnaeieald,af.
ten nnO Die SrlitJ9lmp1lte babeu
beute piele tauienoe bon ,Sornen int
@clis, Die bon oen arlnen, mitteIlo.
len flelBigen, brauen s(nlieoleru
NIT Silfe ibrer SomiIien flltipiert
lno mertpoll genadt puroen. Die
,Sllrlorge oes &olgrelies fir Die
fleinen 0armer ipar olio notluenoia
mo lit geipiB cine ihone l,no quite
Sadie. slber Der aongreB ioute
'elne Nilrlorge auf ali oie bartbe.
orongtcn Sobnarbeiter olsoebnen.
Us ltegen gcgenm1rtig Dem &on-
greB 5lpei Observation-Disclosures Dor
- oas stlnoerarbeit .@eies uno oas
eripelterte llnfau -@eriiherllnas-8e.
leb fir olle @unoesangcltellten =
Die, ipem1 ongenpmmcn, piel 8utes
lpirfen fOnnen. slber ser GonareR
lollte feline 6iiriorae in iueit mebr
mlrflamer &eile auf sic gelonlte
grbeiterld,aft oi,sbebnen. Gum Yei.
ipiel ourh Sd)affl,ng bon @eriide-
ritngsgclesen gesen slrbeitsloliafeit
llno Grlperbslnfabiefeit fonnte oen
Nrbeitern piel Not rln0 5riibial er.
ipart iperoen. Solde 8eIesporlaaen
prroen allh bereits bon Sen beioen
io5iuliltilder slbeeoroneten - Ser
ger llno SonOon 1,no auf) BON
Dem repllblifaniihen Abgeeroneten
Sberipoco I'M 8onareB einseridtet.
Sic tpuroen aber id)Iel,nieit in oen
perborgenlteu @infeln oeS Mrdips
begraben, no lie l,nter Staub nno
Wtooer lupbl reft lange ruben iper.
one. slber Oie 3eit miro fonllnen,
100 Der aongreB ae5luunaen iueroen
miro, leinc pdterlid)e ,Siiriprge nitt
MIR Sen Sarnern, ionocrn ol,h oer
slrbelterld]aft 5llfonnen 5u laIlen.
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inn Sntereiie Ser io5iaiiitiidcn @elt,
aufiaiillng llno beleitigt oie fleinli.
t)en Gitelfeiten, ipelbc Die slgita.
tion 10 iebr gefabroen lmo oie 90
tengraber aller frllbtboren &ritit
limo.
Gs banoelt iid bier nidt oarl,m,
Der &ritif cine perionlibc Spite 81
geben feinestpegs; es banoelt iid
nm Die 6rage: Marum bat bel ser
lpahienoen @eoeltllng ciner Staot
lpie Glepelano oie io5ioliltiide Ero.
paganoa einen 10 geringen oireftel,
GinfluB auf bie aagemeine lofale
Nolltif? SIT oic io5ialiitiihe Nartci
pirflib 10 fonscntriert nmo nGttig,
oab oie 9iirgerlhoft Noti5 bon oe-
rem Mnlidten uno &ritifen ninlnt?
Socr eriheint lie mebr negotip, on-
1tatt oireft GinfluB 9ebieteno? Soat
Ger mangelnoe 9eild) bcs groBen
slrbeiter Sdngcrfeltes nerlib, iei-
tens Ser Tarteimitglieoer, ielbit
nlht ipreheno 9e5eigt, ooB oae
olc'e 1Sragcn BON pitalItem Sttereile
llno? Nob eS bodite 3eit lit, baB Ct
uas gclheben mllB, ltm sen lofale1
lo5loliltiihcn aorpcr uell 5u belle
bcn?
Die Tartci m,B l1nbeoin1t ban.
oeln; lie mllB cincn nclen Mof on
5ieben inocm lie aus fleinIiden
%erbGltllilien bcrals in ltattlid)ere
blneintritt; llno mas oamit gemeint
1T, Inn nidt perionlid) 5l iperben,
miro ieoer Eorteigenoiie perltcben,
Der lid nit offenen sllgen ,mliebt
lno lih fra9t: Sit oas nirflid) Die
llmgebuna, sic fir uns paft? @irft
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@ilfe fir bic Tarmer?

Der quite vNnfcl Gam" miro
alio, gcmdb Sem neuen @pocn-are-
oitgeiese, ocn. sSarmern ais Gelo.
perleiber oicnen. Gs iucrOen Slpolf
1iltriftc, ipclder ieber cine 9unoes-
banf babcn miro, eineeriftet, lmo
rationale areoit-@ereinigungen, Ole
0arlebcngeil,dc permittcln. Dem
Gcrlaneen nad geneiniamen ouf
9lftien. .9lnsgabe berubcnoen Vanten
lit gleiffaus 9iehnllns aetragen.
Gin slbihnitt oes @eietes entbdlt
beionoere 8eihrdnfungen betreffs
1arleben auf Garmcn Ole erIte &p.
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Neiben nidt seoi,loet iperoen, lmo
fleinlibe perionli6e 9feibereien oiir-
fen nidt 10 iueit ol,sarten baB iie
cine 3eriplitterrng berbeifiibren
fonnen.
Sett, in oieiers erniten 3eit, mill.
len mir ollie &rdfte 5u Dem groBtn
@erfe pereinen. llno oa5u fou uus
sic Yrilioentidafts -&agne bie.
nen. Capt lms taglid) neue 9iefru-
ten lperben fit ltniere nrote Sabine"
oamit mir om 8abltog i'm n1bite.1
9topember Sunoerttauieroe neuc
Sampler fir Oen tueltbefrcienotn
So5ialismus mtltern tonnen.
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bieie llmeebllng an5iebello ooer ab,
itoBeno! llno lit lie lnierer groBen
Satc lpiiroig? ltno ipenn man iid)
lagt, Dob oas 9elte geraoe gut ge.
mug fir einen So5ialilten lit, Der Die
y9elt fir cine neue Sroul,ng er.
obern, Ser GSreibeit uno Sdonbeit
elmer 5l,tiinftigen 8eieuibaft brin.
gen piu, ounn miro man allh mil.
fen, tuie man iib 8eltung perldafft
inter oenen, oie man fir iit uno
leile 0enflpeiie geipinnen mobte.
Oas bier angeregte 1bema lit NIT
obigem feineslpege eridopft. gs lit
rllr leiie ongeriibrt llno ser @eiie
miro iib oie aritit leibt lpeiter aus,
benfen fonncn uno lpirflib oub
nciter ausoenfen.
Wer piellcid)t ocnft, oaB Das 8e-
iagte pbantaitilb lit, ser bat oas
Ssnterelie Ser Yartei penig an1 Ser.
sen, lmb nod iueniger I'M &opie.
Die menihliGe 8eiellihaft io5ial
lm5lgeitaltel1 lit oie groBtc llnter.
nebnulng oer @eltgeihidte uno
mGre luobl pbantaitild, SIT nennell
mem libt Oie logiid)e &ritit Der 10.
5lolen &crb1ltnllle babintcr ltiinoe.
lin oieic llnternebnulng 5u peripirf-
lidell lit inoeb gr0Bte Gnersie luo
SNillcnsfraft erites Grioroernis.
uno: "Where there is a will,
there is way!.
Ncroet ssbr Ole eiinltigen politi-
iden @cltaltl,ngen oosu benl1sen,
Die Eartei- Sr9auiiution lofal aus
,no ollf5uballen, oanit lie a,ld) oen
0egnern sldtlluo abri1gt?
SeneX.
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oic iid pielleiht ans &lcinmut obcr
ialiher sluffalil,ng lnlerer Hrin.
Sipien 5lriidge5ogen baben, ipieoer
inter nnlerem @anner slt iammeln.
I'm Dies 81 belperfltelligen, miiiiell
wir Meinllngsoeridie iiber
ErilSipien nno Suftit in rl,biger,
iadliher @eiie belprehen umo ums
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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-08-05

potbefen als ltntcrlaee bobcn. Ser
tleinIte @ctrag oeo slnlciben lit auf
bunoert, Der grobte auf Sebntauieno
Dollars feltgeicst. Die Nbtraglug
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bnnen MIR 5l,m 3ipete Scr Griucr-
bilng bon Jarmlano ooer sur BE-
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Dilngemitteln ooer @ieb, fir sic
Grrihtl,ng bon 8ebdnoen ODER sic
einfiibrllng bon Gcrbeiierungcn tpie
al.d fir oie slbtrasllne bon Ser.
pflihtungen genadt iperoen, oie be-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-11
TO The CITIZENS
OF LOGAN
Stand by the American Flag ans
Other Loyal
Institutions

A few years ago we had two laun
dries in Logan, the White Swan and
the old Logan Steam. Through the
cutting OF prices and competing fer
existence neither were able 10 make
progress n great many OF our citi
zens were dissatisfied with the work
they turned out, and the first class
laundries of Salt Lake City were
commencing to solicit for the bust
ness.
The stockholders of the two Logan
laundries urged about fifteen of our
citizens and business men to Consolt
date the two Logan laundries, put in
some more capital and establish a
laundry that would be credit to our
city. This was done and the new
American Steam Laundry came into
existence. AS a result, we shut out
Salt Lake competition, and today the
American Steam Laundry of Logan.
Utah, has no superior in the state,
Travelling men have been known to
cold their laundry for a week until
they could reach Logan where they
could turn it over to the American
Steam.
We employ thirty.fve people, and
our pay roll is great benefit to Lo
gan and Cache Valley. Our stockhold
ers took a chance on investing their
money and after many trials and
tribulations were able to draw from
s to 10 per cent dividend. They are
perfectly willing for others to have
some of this stock, and can see nc
reasons why our customers ano
friends hould divide their York oil
turn it over to ether laundries. We
see no reason why they should take
a chance on drifting back into Ole
conditions. We have now in oul
midst a transient professor employ
ed at one of the public institutions
who has been advocating aud tryint
for some time to get college students
to act as agents for Salt Lake laun
dries. We don't know what he get
out Of it, but this kind of boosting
isn't going to help Logan.
We ask our friends and customer
to remain loyal to the American
Steam Laundry and boost for an In
stitution that is a credit to Loga'
and Cache Valley.
c. NJ. HARRIS,
President
GEO. w. sQUIREs,
Manager
Directors-E. P Bacon, c. M. Ha'
ris, J. c. Walters, DR.. S. B. Thatci
} er, George Wy Squires. ...
No. 46 East Center street. Phon
43S. Ad'
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-11
1900 900 Acres Involved

Portland, Ore, March S.-The con
troversy between the government and
the Southern Pacific Raj road Com
pany over the oregon and California
land grant involves two tracts OF
land, one Of which was granted in
1866 and the other in 1870 compris-
ing in all 100000 acres in south
western oregon.
The land was given to the Oregon
G. California Railroad company on
condition that it build a railroad be-
tween Portland and San Francisco.
The Oregon & California Company
failed to accomplish its purpose IF
building the railroad and by agree
ment with the government the grant
was transferred to the Southern Pa
cifc just before the latter construct
ed its line between Portland and San
Francisco.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-11
two Mormon. ..'..'
RanCherS Are
Killed In Mexico
Villa Bandits Raid Colonia Pachcco;
Outlaw Chief Near
Border

Eel Paso. Texas, March S.-Accred.
tied but uncontirmed reports we're re.
ceived today by General Gabriel Ga.
vira ut Juarez state that two Ameri.
cans named Franklin and Wright
were killed on Monday by villa ban
dts at Colonia Pacheco, between
Casas Grandes and Janos, chihuahua
The advices contained nothing as
to the fate Of the wife and small
son OF Mr.. Wright, who We're re.
ported with the men at Colonia Pa.
choco.
Gavira declared the men said to
be Mormon ranchers residing west
Of Casas Grandes, disregarding the
warnings he had sent to all Ameri.
can residents Of northwest Chihua-
hua, when he first learned Of Villa
movements to that section.