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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-07-27
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

No. 1915
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for Benton
County.
]. P. McCafferty, Plaintiff,
Roe Simpson, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given, that under
and by virtue of writ of special ex-
ecution issued out of and under the
seal of the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for Benton
County, and dated the oath day Of
June, 1922, pursuant to Judgment
and decree of foreclosure made and
entered in the said court on the 21st
day of June, 1922, in favor of j. p.
McC afferty, and against the defend
ant, Roe Simpson, for the sum of
$154.5O, with interest at the rate of
6 per cent from the 10th day Of July,
1914 until paid, together with an at
torney's fee of $1,000, and costs of
suit taxed at $3.50, and increased
costs, all in lawful money of the
United States, which Judgment is a
judgment of foreclosure of lien by
attachment in which a sale is ordered,
and by said special execution, am,
as Sheriff of Benton County, Wash
ington, commanded to sell the follow
ing described real property, situate
in Benton County, State of Washing
ton, to satisfy said judgment, to-wit:
An undivided one-eighth interest in
and to the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section fifteen
(15) township eight .(8) north of
range thirty (3O) E. w. M, together
with all water rights and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given, that on Saturday, the 10Th day
Of July, 1922, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, at the front door
Of the court house in Benton County,
Washington, in Prosser, Washington,
/ will sell the above described prem
ises, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judgment,
together with attorneys fees, interest,
costs and increased costs, in accord
ance with the judgment and decree
of foreclosure heretofore entered in
said action. The said sale will be made
at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash at the time Of
said sale.
Dated at Prosser, Washington, this
Goth day Of June, 1922.
l.. C. ROLPH,
Sheriff Of Benton county,
By Sallie Coulter, Deputy.
Parker, LeBarge & Parker,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Office address, 426 Miller Bldg.
Yakima, Wash. 6:29-7:27
ron Aryr,Hy DTcTpTfvr
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-07-27

GAIL FOR IRRIGATION DISTRICT
MAINTENANCE WARRANTS
COLUMBIA IRRIGATION Dis
TRICT.
Warrants No. 1896 to $500, inclu-
sive. Interest on the above warrants
will cease Saturday, the 10Th day OF
July, 1922.
Dated and signed at Prosser, Wash
ington, this oath day of July, 1922.
IVAN MACY, Treasurer OF Ben
ton County. l:ll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
l,y Margaret r. Eppler
~ VIM NHTFF u EaVTITF
Daily News Washington Society STAFF
Correspondent

LAllN aNHhn " NHiAAllN NNiA s-NAifAe 0AaAAA
Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3O-ConErcss
has NJ last adjourned and this week
there was general exodus Of Con-
grcsslonal folk hurrying hack home To
do a little fence building. And no won.
der. with onc.third Of the Senate and
the entire House up Tor reelection. The
House did have a siv weeks recess 90
devote 90 repairing it's fences. but the
Senate has been continually ON the job
SO Il was on the cards that the members
OF the Upper House would break away
the moment that the adjournment was
announced. Many Of them have cam.
paigns Of their own on their hands,
others are prepared To- participate In
the campaign Of their friends; and from
now on uutil after the first Tuesday
after the first Monday iu November
thcrc1l be- but one topic N converse.
ton-poltics.
With the bonus and the tariff out Of
the way. there siill remains the Prcsi.
dents ship subsidy project 20 be- dis
posed Of hy this Congress ana recent
rumor indicated that Congress would be-
called into special session about Novcm.
Der ~ to deal with n but this plan
seems 10 have been abandoned, and the
regular session ~ Congress viii not be.
Kin before the first Monday In Dcccm.
Der and will end Of March {. 1923. Then,
unless the President should call an cX'
trlordinary session. Congress will not
be- sitting until December Of the follow.
ing year and the Congrcssionals will
have an eight months vacation. This
however. Is by way of being vain
dream. for the business OF government
seems 10 require all mans time now
adays and one extra session has follow
"a another until the original scheme Of
alternating short and long sessions
seems 60 have been forgotten.
The continued Improvement % Mrs
Harding has brought great joy. not
only 10 the hearts ~ the President and
her family but 90 all America as well
Although President Harding was pre-
vented by Mrs IIarding's Illness from
going out tn Cleveland. Ohio. 10 be- mad,
IA thirty.third degree Mason. IN,
Masons do not intend to let him OF
! A. the meeting which tho President
missed 10 was decided 10 hold an extra
ordinary Cunclayc of the supreme coun
( eli uf the thirtythIrd degree for IA,
"spcc.fic purpose of investing President
Harding with the thrty.third ant
highest degree OF masonry" and Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
Adjournment OF CONGRESS
CAUSES TEMPORARY DULLNESs
With WASHINGTON SOCIETY

persuade the President to name his
own date.
President lIarding's cabinet does not
seem Ia stay complete. Occasionally in
the middle Of the week we find IL
pretty nearly So but invariably 10y
Friday or Saturday It's mcml-rs arc
OF again-herc, aud there AMI every.
whcro-fur the weekend. and d viii go
on this way until the wives of cabinet
members or the other feminine mem.
hers 81 their households decide to come
home.
The diplomatic ranks are filing up
rapidly with the return of ENJOYS from
abroad or from American pleasure re-.
sorts and virtually every embassy anl
legation In town was opened this week.
u seems a. II pretty nearly every.
body. except the congr,ssiouals. viii bc
home hy the early days Of October. aud
Iu that circle az least the social season
will not get into FUN swing until after
election day and the return Of mum.
her of the legislators. some uf them.
perhaps, winged hy the shafts II De-.
feat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

"Lukos Gospel Is the nearest ap-
proach 10 "A biography rhot is, OF Jesus
that wc have. sincr hc begins with the
birth and carries % on, at intervals TO
the grand close. II is not only tho most
comprehensive, but d is also tho longest
u The gospels. n We thing Of the whole
course of Christian history in the Cos.
pcl and Acts tho work is chronological
The figures are drawn with liicliko
mower and tho greatest drama Of human
history he set forth with supreme liter.
nrv skill The book is "a scholars at-
tempt 90 picture and interpret the life
Of Christ ior the world at large Thco.
rhilus is the representative OF this out
side world beyond Palestine Luke has
Tho supreme equipment Tor such an
undertaking hy birth education and
diligence, As q scientific physician he
learned Go make CONGRATULATIONS from
specimens. So. as the historian, ne
knows how 10 make the miracles and
parallels % Jesus picture the Great
Physician and Teacher a r Rob
,ftsOu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY

There are four wondrous writings
which tell of the coming the ministry.
aud the death and resurrection OF tho
Messiah whom we know as Jesus Christ
the Lord and Saviour. These writings
are called Gospels because they tell OF
the good news" for that Is what "gos.
pl" mcansl ~ salvation by Christ. our
studies for six months will be in the
Gospel of Luke. We remember from
our study IN Acts last year that Luke
was companion and friend of the
apostle Paul. and that he wrote the
Book ~ Acts facts I'D after H. wrote
this Gospel. In beautiful language
%. 10 Luke tells Us how and for what
purpose he wrote this account OF She
life and taching OF Jesus. In the first
chapter he tells Us concerning the birth
of John the Baptist who had been
promised In the Book Of Malachi to
come as a second Elijah.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

rlr others believed to be implicated.
Yesterday the local hank received
graft on New York bank for sii.s0O
ostcns.bly from the Bandue De Mexico
of Tampico. Mexico. accompanied by
letter 90 nay the money 20 jose Gomez
when bee presented check for that
amount. Gomez signature was 10 COM
pare with the one sent In the letter.
Gomez called today and the money
uaid to him A. he was pockcting u Of
flccrs arrested him. Tho Tampico bank
had iclegraphed that no such draft or
letter had been issued By them. Gomez
protested innocence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
THE BIRTH or JOHN THE BAPTIST
GOLDE NTEXT-He shall be great IN
the sigh; Of the Lord. aud lac shall
drink no wine nor strong drink.
Luke

Luke 1872.
s Now % came To pass. while he exc.
cutcd ,ac priests Office before God in
the order W his course. According 10
the custom OF the priests office. his lot
was 10 enter into the temple of the
Lord and burn incense. 10 And the
whole multitude of the people were
praying without at the hour OF incense.
II And there appeared To him AN angel
Of the Lord standing on the right side
OF the altar OF incense. H. And Iacha.
rias was troubled when he saw him, and
fear tell Upon him. 49, But the angel
said unto him. Fear not Iachari1s. be.
cause thy supplication Is heard ana thy
wife Elizabeth shah bear thee a son.
and thou shal call his name John. H.
And thou shalt have ioy aud glnducss
AMI many shall rejoice a. his birth H..
FOR BE- shall bc great m the s.ght of the
Lord. and he shall drink no wine nor
strong drink. and he shall be- filled with
the Holy Spirit. even from his mother
womb. rs And mluy uf tho children ~
Israel shall he tuin unto the Lord their
in the spirit and power of Elizabeth 90
tnn the hearts ~ the fathers 90 tho
O. 'dron. ana the q sohcdiou 90 walk In
the wisdom OF IN" just, 20 make ready
FOR the Lord a people prepared for him
u md Xtchar.is said unto the angel.
Whereby shall ! know this for ! am
an old man and my wife well stricken
!r wears re And tho angel answering
said uHio him am Gabriel that stand
10 ;ho presence of God. and was sent
g. speak unto thee. aud 10 bring thee
'hcsr good tidiugs 20. Aud behold :hou
shalt Doe silent aud not speak until The
CAV that these things shall come 'p ris'
h,causr thou bcllcvcdst not my words.
which shall be- fulfilled IN this season.
81 Aud the people were waiting for Zach
ar'as and they marvcllrd Whit De- tor.
rlrd iu m" temple Ana when hc came
out. be could not speak unto them. and
'r"v perceived that hc had seen e vision
D. the tmulc' ana hc continued making
signs unto them aud remained dumb
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
BELIEVE SWINDLING
GANG WAS FRUSTRATED

EAGLE PASS. To-, sept 3o-what
Is thought 90 nc scheme 20 swiudle
thu State Bank and Trust Company OF
Laglc Pass ont OF SilNUo Was frus-
tratcd hy local officers today one man.
'osc Gomez. Us m iail au dofnccrs are
searching ou both This side and the
N,Ni.m Side Ol DO. Rio Crandc river
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

you do, you are assured Of the best in design and work
manship You do not buy plumbing fixtures every day
possibility but once in life time and you are anxious to
get the most in value and satisfaction. standard fixtures
are all that the name implies They are nationally advers
ed and sold only by the most reliable Dealers You can't
go wrong you demand "STANDARD' FIXTURES
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

GUANIAY. CUBA. Sept 30.-Sovcn
killing sin the thrc" years have marked
the sanchez Cor9chc fcud which the
authorities have announced must IT,
ended 10 Il requires the imprisonment
81 every remaining member ~ the two
families. The latest fatalities from the
fcud occurred when Felix Carachc
shot Batilde sanchez and then himself.
Tho shooting was tho outHowth ot a
duel last February In which Juan
Sanchez. Batildo's brother. kied Felix s
brother. Luis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01
INTRODl CTIO<.

Our lessons pass sfrom the ola Tcsta.
mont 20 tho New. from the last prophet
Malachi 20 the Gospel of Luke About
four hundred years have passed since
Malachi promised the coming of q mess
ougcr from Gui who should be- like
Eulth the prophet our lesson tells rs
a. The fulnllmcnt ~ that prophecy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

Mrs Henry r. Reyes arrived hero
this week from her home IN Temple. 10
visit her brother and sis,or-iu law. Mr.
and Mrs John g. Lofts who are having
a reunion 81 the Let's family Mrs.
Kcycs was accompanied bv Miss Thclmn
Brown at Temple Who Wi remain m
Washington FOR the winter with Dr
and Mrs. r. $. Loycttc. formerly az
Texas.
Mrs. Hardic Robinson and Miss
Virginia Waldo uf Houston were guests
of the Washington club here over Sat.
urday ana SUNDAY when they stopped
.iu Washington ON their way to ScW
York.
Mr. and Mrs Park W putm,u. their
daughter law. Mrs Par, vs.. Pr'mln
jr, and Miss Anne pit'man ~ ~ Paso
art iu Washington Con au extended
visit and are stopping az Wardmau
Park Hotol
Congressman Fritz g. Iauhim ~
Fort Worth has lott fur Austin 90 Join
Mrs Lauham. who has been visiting
there.
Congressman James q. buchanan 81,
Br,nham LETT Washington this week Tor
Dakota on a hunting trip.
Congressman Jones l@yhWu, sum.
i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

Texas visitors 20 Washington during
the week included. 4. r.. Wilson. Waco:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Fuson and Miss
Mary Filson, Houston: Mr.. and Mrs
A. CO. Dumcary, Dallas; 4. G.. Black
burn. sun Antonio; Mrs W. ~ Byrd
ana Miss Nancy Byrd Mineral Wells.
Mrs W l.. Connolly. Houston. Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Noltc. Segu.n; Theodore
". Koch Rivera.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

See Saturdays Nows Tor Sunday
School Lesson with Notes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

ncrs and Hudspc,h have left Tor their
homes in Texas. Congressman Con
unlIy Box Bird Black and Garrett VIII
remain here for some time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

Congressman Jau, g. Buchanan ol
Br,nh1m left Washington this week for
Dakota on a hunting trip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

Start the children on the road health and keep them
there, by providing bathrooms which make daily bath
ing pleasure.
School authorities lay great stress sanitation be-
they appreciate its close relation to the health
of the children. Standard fixtures not only san
tsry but they encourage sanitation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-01

Congressman Jones Faybmu sum
The New York herald., 1922-07-07

creased obligations and burdens upon
this Government Mr.. President, what
are our friends proposing to do within
Il short time arter thcy pass the pend
Ing tariff bill?
what Is the next thing to be taken
up? The next proposition Is to impose
an indebtedness or an obligation (the
bonus) upon this country Of from four
to six billion dollars. That will be the
first hasty step that we take after We
have gotten through with the tariff bill
Do Senators think that in' view of the
conditionss1n this country at this time
with reference to taxes, with reference
to Indebtedness. with reference to ma
tional obligations that the people are
desirous that we hasten to add addi-
tional burdens to the country at this
particular time of from four billion to
billion to six billion dollars. they are
mistaken.
IF there were a different program
confronting us, IL there, We're a different
outlook, there might be some cause for
haste. but In view of what confronts US
/ doubt very much IL there is any con-
siderable excitement in the country to
have us move along with our program.
After we have disposed of the bonus
proposition, which will add from four
billion to six billion dollars to the in
dcbtedness of the country, what is our
next point upon the program? The ship
subsidy bill.
do Senators think the people of the
country are in great haste to have the
debris cleared away. If 1 may call the
The New York herald., 1922-07-07

Special Dispatc;. to THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., July 9.
The speech of Senator Borah oppos-
ing the adoption of cloture and con-
demning the $4,000, 100000 bonus raid
and other forms of Congressional ex-
travagance was as follows:
Il have always been opposed. Mr..
President, to cloture and 1t has been
extremely interesting in the fourteen
or fifteen years I have been here to
observe how cloture is sought to be
applied by the two sides of the cham
ber
when the Republicans are In the
majority they want cloture when the
Democrats are in the majority they
want cloture and when either side
is in the minority it protests against
cioture. We have that situation now,
and / think cloture would be ex-
tremely unwisely applied at this time,
IL may be permitted to say so, for, as
have said, tariff bill is the last
The New York herald., 1922-07-07
SAYS WASTE OF NATIONS
MONEY is CAUSING UNREST

Cumber in 1918 against the Demo-
cratic cloture was offered by Senator
Harrison (Dem.. Miss), who declared
the reason the Republican majority
desired to impose cloture was to cover
up deals with each other and favored
interests seeking special privileges.
He cited an alleged deal which Sena-
tor Smoot (Utah) had put over.
THE only reason you are advocat-
ing the cloture,' said Senator Harri-
son, "is that your tariff bill is so
odious that you tremble at an honest
analysis of it's provisions. Your bill
has been lacerated and torn TO pieces
by the press of the country and the
bleeding remnants of it is a frightful
thing"
Senator kellogg (Minn) declared
the cloture idea was of Democratic
origin. Incidentally he said he has
lost most of the ideals that he brought
to the Senate.
II have never seen such a waste of
time as has taken place during the
consideration of the peoples business" :"
he said, land for which we were
elected. At the rate we are now pro-
crossing this bill will not be disposed
Of in less than three years This is
the only legislative body in the world
where it is necessary to get unani-
nous consent before we can do any
business. We are fast lowering the
dignity of this great body and the
American people are losing respect
for US. We must decide here and now
whether we intend to do the business
of the people or not. This cloture
plan Is the only means left to speed
up legislation. We have been at 1t
ten weeks with sbe major portion yet
to be considered.T
Senator Pomers ~ (Ohio) charged
the Republican majority had held up
the tariff bill longer than any similar
bill in the history Of the country.
Senator Kellogg admitted this state
ment was true.
Caraway Attacks McCumber.
The proposal was made by Senator
Spencer (Rep, MOI that the Senate
agree to vote on the tariff bill August
/. Senator Robinson (Dem., Ark.)
vetoed it on the spot Several Demo-
cratic Senator'S charged Mr.. McCum-
ber, Mr.. Kellogg and other Republican
Senators had wasted more time in de-
tending the tariff bill than the Demo-
Gratis in attacking it. Senator Cara
way (Dem., Ark poured salt in Mr..
McCumber's wounds by telling him the
reason he was defeated for renomina-
ton was that "he was linked up with
a bad cause and a discredited party
Senator McCumber retorted with a
few remarks (for twenty minutes)
concerning the causes which resulted
in his defeat.
There is great satisfaction to me in
the thought that during my twenty
four years in this body ] have always
voted my convictions" he said.
ITO feel that one mas been honest
with himself is a great consolation.
There are things in this life more to
be desired than seat in this body.
One of them Is the satisfaction that
The New York herald., 1922-07-07
SALIENT EXTRACTS FROM
BORAH SPEECH ON BONUS
speota, Dispatch to THE NEW Yo.K HERALD.


New Herald Bureau
D. C..
G impressive periods In the speech OF Senator
Borah condemning Congressional extravaganza follow:
This is but single expression OF what
be deep rooted tendency II al the measures
passed. all the measures
passed. it would place mort
this people which thousand
could not lift'
soldiers from temporary advan-
said that there is no logic upon which
you cane permanent disadvantages"
Of political exgency and reckless
inevitable will
that he became
such a scheme"
achievement which his
He
belong this scheme rebuild and egeneate world through
and bonuses and gatuites
discomfort throughout the
widespread 1T without juf
cation the United States and exists
the world"
Government the constant ncreas
ing thing which criticism dssasac
tion and Of Of the people,
hand the American people at
this time $400O000000 100000
the debt had the close the civil
II we will off the
The New York herald., 1922-07-07

one has done his duty as he saw It.
he added.
AT this point Senator Borah broke
in on the fusilade of charges and
countercharges over the tariff fill
buster to lift the discussion above
more important things than rules.
After Senator McCumber had made
another speech fourteen minutes),
and Senator King had heckled him a
little, Senator Simmons, who with
Senator Underwood has been leading
the fight against the tariff, charged
that the Republicans were mainly re-
sponsible for the delay in progressing
the tariff to vote.
Says Information Was Refused.
For several weeks" he said, you
sat mute and refused to give us any
Information concerning the measure.
However, we found the way and by re-
vealing to- the people the Inequalities
of your tariff scheme there has been
a decided change of attitude on your
part Now your committee Is con-
stantly making changes in the rates in
an effort to meet the objections raised.
mo one in the Senate is more anxi-
GUS to get rid of this bill than l am.
Looking at it from a purely political
viewpoint it would be to our advan-
tage to let you jam 1t through, al
though it would be the most egregious
blunder a party could make. When
measure to tax the people is before
this body l feel it my bounden duty to
see that it is applied with fairness to
all classes Of the people. For that
reason it is necessary for us to ex-
anime this bill and rid 1t of as many
Of it's iniquities as possible"
Senator Norris (Neb) declared his
opposition to the cloture because 1t
would present critics of the tariff from
offering amendments to 1t. Senator
King said that even during the civil
war cloture was not invoked, because
the people desired there should be one
branch of the Government in which de-
bate could be free and untrammeled.
The Senate will continue to discuss
cloture tomorrow until l o'clock,
when, under the rules, vote will de-
The New York herald., 1922-07-07

eide the issue. The indications are
that the cloture petition will be de-
MED and the Senate will again swing
into the tariff filibuster, with no vot-
ing port in sight.
The New York herald., 1922-07-07
Text of Senator Borah's Speech

measure in the world to which cloture
ought to be applied. for that bill comes
home to the people squarely, SO
pointedly, that they will continue the
discussion of 1t after we have ceased
to discuss 1t. However. Mr.. President.
l should be tempted to vote Tor this
cioture rule If it were not for the
two propositions the one which l have
just mentioned. that I think we can
not stop debate upon measure by
stopping debate here in the Senate
and the second reason why l am op-
posed to cloture is because of that
which lies ahead of us.
The New York herald., 1922-07-07
Haste to Add Burdens.

1--WE are greatly mistaken If we
think that the people are in hurry
to have us legislate along the lines
on which we are proposing to legislate.
The people are not at all dissatisfied
with the slow progress which we are
making with reference to adding in
creased taxes upon the people and in