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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-31

BEE SZOFERA RAM SZESc
OS6B.

Ciekawy a przytem nieszczesli
wv wypadek zdarzyi sic wczoraj
W Sr6dmieSciu. kiedy automobil
ciezarowy bez s~zofera, pedzac pc
chodniku, zranii ciezko szeSt O.
sob, zanim wreszcie zatrzymal
sic o budynek. gdzie mieScii sic
sklad cygar ! ~paPierosow, nj
Szczac kompletnie Gale okno wv
stawowe. Rzecz miaia sic " ten
sposob. IL szofer tego samochodu
nazwiSkiem Hanson, nakrecal byi
autonobil. ktorv nomenclature ri
szyi Z miejsca ! zaczal pedzit bez
kierownika po ulicy. poczcm zjc
chai ma chodniK, gdzie najechal
ia gromadke osob i stanai dopic
70 wowczas, k;edy uderzyi 0 blu
dynek. Szoter W obawie priced cd
powiedziaInoScia zbiegl bcz Sla--
DIX. Automobil nalezy do niejakie
90 T. Granta. Z pnr. I762 Sunny
side ave. Pomiedzy pokaleczony
mi znajduja sic nastepujacv; +.
". CAREY, Z pm. 4oI6 Grant
,hivd.. Is. Franklin, Z PM. 4;4S
Hutchinson uk pam +. RaSid, l.
pnr. 276 Ogden ave. panic T.. i
K, Larson. oraz tel oStatniej CITE
roletni synek RySzard, Z pnr.
I6Sl4 Parnell ave. !; PAM II. Gran
ran. Z pnr. $50 Howe ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-31
KrODika MiejsCOya.
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Dokonczenie Re strongly I.

70 zadnych k~onkreunych dowo-
dow. Przez dluzszy czas zezna--
wall wczoraj przezd komitetem
senatoryainym dwaj przewodcy
przeciwnych Sob;e partly, t, !. w.
II. Hays. personal---very. narodo
wego komitetu republikanSkieso
i Homer =. Cummings, byly pre-
wodniczacv Earodowego komlte-
til demoIratycznegO. lecz zezna-
ria ich byly tax zawikiane. 4 cy-
iry przez mich podawanc tax ME
botvczne. Ze iaktycznie ME pro
wadzq one do ladnego w~yjaSnie-
MIA rzeCzy.
lak SIC oEazuje. republikanie
ma zar2uty gubernatora Cox'a o.
br&caja oStrze - miecza ! uSilu
ia walczyc ia sama bronia prze-
ciwko demokratom, oskarzajQc
;ch rownicz 0 gromadzenie tundu
Sow ma supenie prezydentury.
T. HAYS zaprzecza temu. jakoby
zarzuty gub Cox'a. Il partya re-
.publikanska chCe zebraG 1870
miIionowy iyndusz ma kampanie
prezydencyonalna. polegaly "a
prawdzie, a jednoczeSnie oskarza
demokrat6w, Il W Si2rpriu ubie-
gIego -oku partya jch uchwaliia
-zcbran:c lOcio milionowego fun
duszu ma kampanie presidency
alma,
w zeznaniu swoiem Hays o.
Swiadczy}. Il budzet republican,
Ski ma cele kampanii prezydency
alnei zoStai oznaczonv do wyso
kOSCi SS.OI9.3/2 re Homitet sta
raj sic podniest sumo te W przy
blizeniu o million doiarow ma &c
le Rampant stanowej. Zarzuca
ialei HAYS naduiywanie wpiy-
WOW rzqdowych przez demokra-
,yczn2 adm:njStracye W rampant
poii.ycznei. sugge>tyonuiqc sub
komitetoW; senatoryalnemu. ably
zhadaI pogIoSh; @ rzcNomem wy
coianiu przckazow pienieznych
p-zez komitet demoGratyczny Z
hank6w hraiowych. " ktorych
znajduiQ sic depozyta ~ipnduszow
rzqdowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-31
HASA p. p. p.

Polska jest nie$miertelna! KupuJ
Bcndy PPP: - Me lekai sic!
Me jalmuzny, ME darowizRy 70
da Polska, ale pozyczki:
Polska p~otrzebuje pomoey. Czy
ciagle ~jeszcze So tacy pomiedzy ma
mi. kt6rzy odmsw!aja jej tel po--
mocy?....
Me danny ziemi skad mas. rod,
Me danny poGrzeSC mowy,
Pclski my narod, Polski lud,
Krolewski szczep Piastowy!
Ale deklamacya vcale ma dis ME
wystarcza. Kupujcie Bondy!
Mkt sic dz.j kupnem jednego
bondu wyRpit ME mole. Kazdy WI
MON zakupi& lyle. ma lie go STAG.
x
W b,edzie jest ten. kto mysli, ze
% ,akupieniu so d~o!arowego ben
du iui mole mice W obec PolsSl
ezyste sumienie. Najbiedniejs1y Wi
MEN najmniej sto dolaro" Pols.v
pozyczst. Nasi bracia W Pclsce Cd
daJa wszystko CO posiadaja.
Kupujcie bondy! Me mozecle
sic bic "a Polsbe, kupu]cie bon
dy! i
Chociaz ca}y SWAT wydaje sic
dis wrogim Polsce, kupujc:e
bondy.
Tylko czlowick zupeinie podiy
sieie dis nicwiare w Polsker
zwalcza pozyczke! kupujcie
Bondy. To jedyny sposob, W ia
XII dis Polsce dopomodz moze-
my.
Sto milionow ola Polskiej Po-
zyczki Panstwowej - MECH be
die naszem haslem! kupulcie
Bondy dis.
polska zwyciezy! Wszyscy co
dis So przeciw niei, wstydem sic
okryia, tylko kupujcie bondy!
Kazdy zakupiony Polski Bond,
to nowy .dowod WARY W Polske,
WARY " size zywotna ludu pol
skicgo / w przyszioSc promienna
narodu.
W Ameryce Jest okc}o 10000
rodzin polskich, so milionow zbie
rzemy gdy kazda zakupi najmnie
jeden stu dolarowy bond. Dotych-
czas zaledwie okolo so tysiecy TO
dim spelnilo sy6j obowiazek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-31
W olnosc Polski a imperya'
linn Rosyi.
(z ,,Kuryera Porannego")

Ma wschodzie powstalo move
militaryStycznc. asresyWne, i'm
pervalistyczne mocarstwo. Stwier
dzii to W jcdnem re swoich O.
Swiadczcn p. Lloyd George. Ziu-
dzenie, re komunistyczna RoSya
;cst organizmem proletaryack'm'
pokoiowvm, szanujacym prawo
do niepodleeiosci i stanowienla q
sobie kazdego Z ludlow. prySto ma
~reszcie ostatecznie. Przeciwnle~
nawet SWAT robotniczy Zachodu
zaczvna zdawaG sobie Sprawe, re
rad komuniStyczny roSylSkl w
sw>vojcj polityce zagranic0nel Po-
szedl torami caratu.
Me zmienia W niczem tego FAX
tn okolicznoSc, re carat narzucaa
prawoslawie i rusyfikacye, pod
czas gdy rad komuny rosyISkle]
szydzi L tego wszystkiego. CO u
waia "a przesad religijny l marc
dowy, i narzuca podbitym ludom
tylko swoja uzbrojona doktryne
spoIcczna. Istota imperyalizmu
lest narzucanie spoieczetlstwom
ujarzmionym swojego nastrolu,
swojej WARY, swojego obyczaJu.
n:cpoSzanowanie togo przyrodzO
ncgo prawa, jake ma kazdy lud
Swiata do urzadzania swojego
bvtu wcdlug wlasnych idealow,
pojet ! w~yobrazen. Niewo!a nix
przestaje bye niewola p7zcz 10,
Le kajdany, kt07e narLuca sic przy
ozdobione W hasia reform przeira
czajacych porzadek spolcczny W
narodzie. kt6ry pada oiiara gwa}
III i przymuSu. Rad carSk TAX
e czasem naduzywaI tych hases
lake czeSto sic chespil. przynioS'
k~0leStwu Pol>kicmu uwiaszczc
rie wioscian. acknowledgement
tenn iednak nc zvskaI wdzieczno
Sci ludu po!skiego; nienawist. ia
ky liberal, bvia wSrod wloSciar
w.cale ME maiej>za niz w innyct
t~warStwach polsl;iego narodu.
Nowy rzqd rosyjski ME zyska
sob:e take nigdy przyjacl6i pc
mocnik0w W polSkim p%roietarya'
Gle iabrvcznym. Mimo wSzyStkicl
antagonizmow spofecznych, mime
dazenia do gruntownej pCzemla-
ny ustroju wcwnet7znego, robot
nix po!Ski rozumic az nadto do
brze. re tylko sobie >amemu "a
wdzieczyc mus tc zdobycze poll
tvcznc ! socya!ne do jakich day
Mic chce bye protegowanym pup
lem wroga i na;ezd&cy swolegc
na-odu. Me mySii sic STAG podoE
nym do owej grupy moznowiad
COW 2 konca oSmnastcgo wieku
kt0rzy W obron;e zagrozonyct
zrenic wolnoSci S~z!acheckiej nix
zawahali sic wzywat ma ;ch obrc
ne 'wojska cudzoziemskic. Nj
! chcc dni tryumiu Swoich hascl /;
czvc z dniami zaioby i sromu Gale
so narodowego ogoiu. Z kiosk;
niepodlegiosci b~ronionej .przei
! a-mie Z lego braci " znaczne
czesci zfozona, Z ruinq panstwa pt
wolanego do zyc;a przez wySilel
Iudowy ! zaIozocego IA funda
Irencic o!iar calych pokelen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-31
Ruch Y TOVa7ysiVaeh

- Tow. NajSw. Imienia Nary No.
, Zjed. odbedzie m~iesieczne posie-
dzenie jutro. W Srcce, dnia 1go
w~rzeSnia, o godzinie 80 wieczo--
rem, " sail Spiewu. Kaldy cz,onek
ma bye obecny, BIO So wazne sprawy
do zalatwienia. Piotr Mazurkie-
wicz, pref; Hieronim Szczodrowski,
sekr. prct. 1401 y. Ashland ave
Q Kantowa. =
Tow. Sw. WladysIawa Rroia
ma sSoje miesieczne ~posiedzenie W
Srode. Gnia Igo wrzeSnia. o godz!n!e
Smej wieczorem. W sail No. 2gi. -
St. Kupczyk, PREF: 3. Nie~m:erowtcz,
sekr.
Kto chce e1ytae rayepsn eodn0ns
ptEmo pofskie, MECH SIC uda do pAna
r. NJ. PAwOLL. nss1ego agentA M
Duncan i okoHce 1 naboUu3e Soeie
DZIENNIK.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-31


m szubienicach carskich i W swo
itch organizacyaeh i boj6wkach
przechowywal wiernie hasla 0
wolnoSci Ojczyzny, ably teraz no
Wv rosyjski biurokrata. mandarin
i soldat wdzieral sic W jego krwla
zhudowana ojczyzne pod hasiem
uSzczeSliwienia go systemcm, re
pchnat majqcym Ojczyzne jego
ma nowo do szercgu prowincyi Pc
dIegiych wladaniu wielkorzadcow
Moskwy. Inaczei on zrozumial
hasio !aczenia sic proletaryuszow
wszvstkich KRAKOW. Wierzyl, &c
ziqczenie to bedzie wspo!na pra-
ca mad powszcchna wolnoscla,
sprawicdliwoSciq, braterstwem nd
rodow wyzwolonych z pod wSzei
kicgo narzuconego i'm przez pre-
moe wewnetrzna przymusu' Vie
rzyl. re wyzwolenic z pod ty7anii
kapita.u mic bedzie tylko zamia-
ny lei taranii na lima IA tyranis
cuGzoziemska. oparta r6wniez o
brurokracyg, poIicye i militaryzm.
4 jeSli takic So nastrojc robot
nika polskiego. stwierdzonc spo-
kojem spo.eczn!m jaki W chw!Ii
naroiowego niebezpieczenstwa
wszedzie u mas zapanowai i zv--
wynn, entuzyastycznym udzia--
lem uSwiadomionych klas pracu-
jacych W ob-onic z;cmi ojczystcj
10 coz movie 0 nastroiu warStw
inn, oh. Wlo,cian&n polsk;, rozmi
iowany W ziemi wlaSnej ! obey
rosyjskim pojeciom wsPolnoty
wladania, mic przyjrnie nigdy ma
~rzuconego ustroiu, ktorego natu-
y ME pojmuje kt0ry Jest obey
caIcj lego iStocie. lnteligencya
p"lska. przejeta wstretem do pan
stwowego przymusu / zmechani-
zowania. ME zatruta nihiiizmem
mora!nym Z jednej. u~Pod!eniem
slcpego nicwo!nictwa l. drugiej
Strony, przywiqzana do pcancj
swobody indvwiduainej, patrzy
Z odraza ma ianatyczny dcSpo-
tlzm, be- ktorego w Rosy ME
mozc sic obeisc zadna wfadza or
Gan;zujqca jakikolwiek beg Junk
cv; panstwowych.
Zapatrywania i p7zyzwyczala--
MIA klas buriuazyjnych graja III
oczywiscie juz drugorzedna role.
Hardzo bye mole wlasnie. &c
w$r0d Mich niektore strony syste
nu rzadzcnia w Rosy maj4 bez-
wiednych zwolennik0w. Wsrod
..nowvch bogaczow" mozc zna!az
!oby sic najwieccj takich, kt6ryln
trafia do przekonania haslo ,.gra
,h;cnia", wprowadzone ia tron u
prawnionego doktryna systemu
wszak ME z czceo innego. jak Z
crabiezy powstaly wlasnie ich n a
iatki. Wolna PolSka I.udowl he
die jednak umiaia ich nagrSbio
ne dobro zuzyt ma potrzcby ego
IL " drodze bczwzgiednego usta
wOdawstwa, be- zdaW; :!ia t.::,)
regulujace"" r:ocesu ~ lup dzi-
kiej, bezladnej. niekontrolowanej
kontrgrabiezy &c strony ka&de-
20 maiaccgo " reku bon i "
krwi zadze lupu. " chaos: a.
narchii. jaka wywo}ujc ia licencya
kontrgrabiezy, ginic nietylko be-
picczenstwo zycia i mienia naju
;czciwszych jednostek, ginie TAX
re wszelki lad spoleczny ! to by
najmnicj ME ia korzysc najbar-
dziei pokrzywdzonych. ale VIA
snic ia korzysG najzuchwalej
krzywdzacych. Clinic takze wlelo
wickowym wysiikiem pokolel
stworzona cywilizacya narodowa,
Caly polski nar6d W chwili. kie
dv. peinomocnicy jego rzadu i jc-
go armii ukiadac sic zaczynaja z
rzadem ! armia Komunistyczna
,Kosvi O warunki zawieszenia bro
nj poprzedzit majacego biogosla
wiony j uteskniony pokoj, zaniest
musi jaknajencrgiczniejszy pro-
test przeciwko ternu duchowi I'M
ncrvoI;zmu kt0ry sic luz zdaZvi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-31

W Ameryce Jest okclo 0 1900
rodzin polskich, so milionow zbie-
rzsmy. gdy kazda zakupi najmniej
jeden stu dolarowy bond. Dotych-
czas zaledwie okoio so tysiecy ro-
dim spelni,o sy6j obowiazek.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-01-29

shafts, 1 pair extra wagon snafts,
/ left. wagon box rack with .
stake pockets, / 12-tooth Planet Jr
cultivator with extra shovels. ]
single row ditcher, extra shovels
single trees, hoes, rakes, shovels,
forks, etc. big feed or tool box
saws, hammers, planes and other
small articles, some feed in silo, ]
2-wheel push cart, / good HAND
pump, / pinch centrifugal belted
pump, / Gift, SIT new step LADDERS
2 picking bags, / Coles hot blast
range, nigh oven, i Great Western
Topsy laundry stove, Zinc TOP
kitchen table, kitchen chairs, j
Thor power washer, with or with
out Ia h. m. motor, Wash boilers,
new tub, Hotpoint iron, sad irons,
cooking eutensils, some canned
fruit, in glass, some empty, i 10
gallon milk can, 5-gallon cream
cans, milk pals, etc. Free lunch al
noon. Terms: All sums under SIC
cash; all sums over that amount
6 months time will be given on
bankable notes bearing 8 per cent
interest. j. E. McKIM, Owner,
H. S. Hughes, Auctioneer, L. E.
Johnson, Clerk.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-01-29

IUCTION SALE-I will sell at pub
lie auction at my place in the
Garden tracts, Tuesday, Feb. 10
1920, at 1:30 o'clock, the following
/ 9-year old cow, fresh since Dec
10. 1 3-year old cow, frpsh since
Sept. 10. / 2-year old cow, fresh
since Sept. 25. Poultry: IL R. l.
Red pullets, full blood, 9 Barred
Rock pullets, full blood, 3 Barred
Rock cockerels, full blood l Ford
passenger touring car. / horse
wagon, / kitchen safe, 1 folding
couch, folding bed, iron bed,
dresser, 2 tables, rockers, na,ner-
Gus other articles. Terms: All
sums under $40 cash; over that
amount months time will be given
on bankable notes at per cent in
terest, or per cent discount for
cash. w. H. Harrison, Owner, E. o.
Keene, auctioneer.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-01-29

FOR SALE-Beautiful ten-acre trac:
on the Highlands, section IL, Deli
cious, Winesaps. $1,000 cash will
handle it; balance easy terms. Two
nice building lots on Fourth street
between Yakima and Tacoma. price
$3.50, half cash, balance s per cent
interest, clear Of all encumbrance,
Residence on Kennewick Avenue
price $4,000, terms. Ten-acres on
the oiled road, ready for pillow, lays
right below canal, price 81 ZOO, three
miles from town. Thirty acres OF
land on River Road, ten in alfalfa,
ten in cultivation, house, barn. etc
must be sold. Price 81, 500. terms
Six acres in section 9, a good oil
prospect, $3.50. Some good land in
the Rattlesnake oil district. for sale
and other good buys too numerous
to mention. T.. A. Warnock, Ken
newick Transfer bldg. 4S-44ctf
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-01-29

Session Laws Of the State Of w.,
ington. wash.
Section 3. Said officers sh.u,
fore entering upon the duties &C !, De-
offices, take and subscribe an .nelr
such as is required Of other citv Va ~
-ficials. IVY o.
Section 4. The deputy Civ y.
urer shall, before entering nnoa less'
duties of his Office, give an pS osp the
bond in the penal sum of one tbom ,,cla
dollars ($1,000), with at least an
good and sufficient sureties on Two
qualified and competent honi a
company conditioned for the fo; HIll
performance of his duties as renn;s a y
by law, which bond shall be filed a,;sp
the Mayor. "''n
Section 5. 1t shall be the dpty !,
the deputy city clerk to assist the ~. ~
Clerk in the performance of Ay
duties Of said Office and in the ahson 0ae
of the City Clerk to perform Ae
duties of said office. ''e
Section 6. 1t shall be the dutv :,
the deputy city treasurer to ass; !.
the City Treasurer in the Performance
Of his duties and in the absence -
the City Treasurer to perform tbs
duties Of said Office. w
Section T. The salaries of n,
deputy city clerk and of the dennt,
city treasurer shall be such sums =,
shall be fixed by resolution of tS'
City Council from year to year. am an,
in conformity with the estimates con
tanned i'm the budget upon which ~.
tax levy is based.
Section 8. This ordinance shall h,
in full force and effect five DAYS from
and after its passage, approval an,
publication in the official paper of IN
City of Kennewick.
PASSED by the City Council thi
goth day of January, 1920.
APPROVED this 9th day of Jan
uary, 1920.
e. c. E. TwEEDT,
Attest: Mayo
M. E.'SoTH, City Clerk.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-01-29

IUCTION SALE-I will sell the fol-
lowing described articles at my
place IL miles southeast of S. p.
& S. depot, at 10 a. m, Friday, Feb.
9Th: Stock. 1 7-year old Holstein
COW, bred in December. 1 7-year
old Jersey cow, bred in December,
/ 7-year old Jersey cow bred in
May, Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old,
bred in December, l Jersey heifer.
Is mo. old, bred in December, 1
Holstein heifer calf 4 mo. old, 1
Jersey heifer calf 6 mo. old. Above
stock has all been selected from
heavy milk production and has q
foundation for profitable dairy
herd. Is shoats. I Walnut frome
organ, full octave, in good condii
ton, l 7-drawer sewing machine.
in good condition, reclining Nor
ris rocking chair, full spring seat,
high backed chairs, high backed
arm chair, rocker, sewing rocker,
I child's rocker, 2 good oak chairs,
cane seat, library table with
drawer, IL stands Of gentle bees,
in ten frame hives, most of them 2
stories high with frames with comb
Swired and mostly drawn out with
some honey left in from the ex-
traction hives and bees complete
ready to put in orchard to help
fertilize what blossoms will mature,
then without more expense, go
ahead and gather profit for the
owner from the weeds and clover
crops. A few choice White Wyan-
dotte hens, pullets and cockerels
and setting eggs. Ford turing car.
in excellent running order. / large
wood heating stove, ] SIT extern
sion pedestal dining table, 1 deer
head mounted, I ga springs, 2 iron
beds with springs, 1 wood bed, 1
set coil springs, / sanitary couch
with mattress, 1 cradle for the
baby, a few pieces of walnut lum-
Der, 1 low wheeled wagon, good
running order, box, tongue and
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-01-29

ORDINANCE NO 2l2.
AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE
OFFICES OF DEPUTY CITY
CLERK AND DEPUTY CITY
TREASURER, AND PROVIDING
FOR THE SALARIES OF SUCH
OFFICES AND PRESCRIBING
THE DUTIES THEREOF.
The City Council of the City of
Kennewick do ordain as follows:
Section 1. There is hereby Great
ed in the City of Kennewick the office
of Deputy City Clerk and Deputy City
Treasurer.
Section 2. The deputy city clerk
and deputy city treasurer shall be APP.
pointed in manner and for the time
prescribed by Chapter 154 of the 1915
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-01-29

AN OhDlNANSE REGULATING
THE DISPOSAL OF COMBUST.
IBLE RUBBISH, IMPOSING A
PENALTY AND REPEATING
ORDINANCE NO. 1873.
The City Council of the City of
Kennewick do ordain as follows:
Section i. 1t shall be unlaw-
full for any person making, using,
storing or having the charge or con-
troll Of any shavings, rubbish, sacks,
bags, litter, straw, hay or any COM
bustible waste or fragments to fail,
neglect or refuse at the close of each
day to cause the same to be securely
stored or disposed of so as to be safe
from fire.
Section 2 1t shall be unlawful for
any person to store any waste, rags,
paper or other substances liable to
spontaneous combustion, or otherwise,
to cause fire, in any other manner or
place except in receptacle made Of
incombustible material.
Section 3 1t shall be unlawful for
any person to keep, store, or place
any explosive or inf1ammable COM
pound or combustible material of any
kind under or upon the stairway Of
any building, or in any place which
shall obstruct or render egress from
such building hazardous in case Of
fire.
Section a It shall be unlawful for
any person to allow or permit to re-
main upon any roof, or in any yard,
alley Or vacant lot, any accumulation
of paper, hay, straw, moss or inflam-
mable or combustible rubbish or
waste of any description.
Section. 5. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person or persons to burn, trash,
lumber, leaves, straw or any other
combustible material in any street,
alley. yard or vacant lot, within the
fire limits as prescribed by ordinance.
Section 6 ANY person violating
any of the provisions of this ordinance
shall be deemed guilty Of misde-
meanor and upon conviction therefor
shall be fined in anv sum not exceed
one hundred ($100) dollars or i'm
prisoned for term not exceeding
thirty (30) days or both such fined
and imprisoned.
This ordinance shall take effect and
he in force from and after five DAYS
from its passage. approval and pub
LEGATION in the official newspaper Of
the city of Kennewick.
PASSED bv the City Council this
Goth dav of January. 1920.
APPROVED this goth day Of JAM,
1920.
G. E. TwEEDT,
Attest: MayoS
M. E. SOTH, City Clerk.
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ORDINANCE NO. 2l1.


AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
SECTION z, OF ORDINANCE
NO. 1876. ENTITLED: GAN ORD
NANCE CREATING THE OF
. FICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,
AND DEPUTY CHIEF OF P0-
LICE, FIXING THE SALARIES
AND PRESCRIBING THE DE-
TIES OF SAID OFFICERS, RE-
PEALING ORDINANCES NOS.
80. 1877 AND ALL OTHER Or
DINANCES OR PARTS or OR.
DINANCES IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH"
The City Council of the City 'of
Kennewick do ordain as follows:
Section ! That section z, of Ordin-
ance No. 1875, entitled Gan Ordinance
creating the office Of Chief of Police
and Deputy Chief of Police, fixing
the salaries and prescribing the duties
of said officers, repeating ordinances
Nos. 80, 1877, and all other ordinances
or parts of ordinances in confiict
Herewith" be and the same is here
by amended to read as follows: line
salary Of the Chief Of Police and the
Deputy Chief of Police shall be- sucn
sums as shall be fixed by resolution
of the City Council from year to year,
such sums to be in conformity Win
the estimates included in the budget
upon which the tax levy is based. ANY
special policeman appointed under tne
provisions hereof shall receive as COM
pensation for his services such sum
as the City Council shall by resolution
fix from time to time.
Section 2 This ordinance shall pc
in full force and effect 5 days IRON
and after its passage, approval anu
publication in the official newspaper
of the CITY of Kennewick. 80.
PASSED bv the City Council TINS
Goth day Of January, 1920.
APPROVED this goth day OF jan
uary, 1920. ,,nr
Attest. Mayor
M. E. SoTH, City Clerk.
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TO TRADE-160 acre ranch, % miles
west from Corvallis, Oregon, on the
main road to the Pacific, good build
ings, good soil, good water and To-
cation, with over one and one half
million feet standing timber, value
$1.50 per thousand. Can give you
full details, call at Office of North
ern Pacific Irrigation Co. Cash
price $4,000. Geo. ID. Peters. 44-5c
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TO TRADE-For Kennewick alfalfa
= land, $4,000 worth of income bear
ing property in Everett, under five
year lease to bank and officers, nett
ing better than IL per cent, Gear
of all encumberances. T. A. War
mock, Kennewick Transfer Bldg.
43-4c.
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FOR SALE-This week only: Modern
5 room bungalow, close in $780,
Good 6 room house, $4,000. Sub
urban a room bungalow, $3.50. 40
acres alfalfa farm all i'm cultivation
near town and school, some stock
and implements goes with place
S265 per acre. 10 acres on state
highway near town, " in cultiva-
ton, small house and outbulIdings,
sS15O0. 30 acres with water right
near town and R. r. $125 per acre
10 acres $3.50 per acre. Don Cres-
well, doors east Hover blk. Phone
sRes. 20S4. A
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WILL TRADE.equity in city prop
erty for farm property. Inquire at
this office. tt.
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LOST-Red leather memorandum
pocket book Friday evening, Jan.
%. Valued as a keepsake. Finder
will confer favor by leaving at
Neuman's store, or Reporter office,
or telephone 1743. 4p
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FOR SALE-Second hand Ford with
delivery body, will trade for good
young horses or cows. Kennewick
Hdw. Co. 41tf
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FOR SALE-Percheron stud colt
coming 2 years old. Phone 2746
John Darling 44-5p
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FOR SALE OR, TRADE-Single
buggy for single wagon. Phone
2476. 44p
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-Strayed or Stolen, black
Begal pup answers to name of
tSwitzer' return to Kennewick
hotel for reward. 44p
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FOR SALE-Yakima Pink Beans, in
SO Id. lots or more at Size. per Id.
Call at Empire Grain Co. Ware
house. 43-4 p.
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FOR SALE-6 room house all plaster
eds corner lots, small barn 14x22.
A. Spence. 42-5p.