The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-06-08
,...v Kennewick Automo-
=. s;'.s ca to White Bluffs
and Hanford
,eosSER VISITS
THERE SAME DAY
,,,er Spirit Of Cooperation
ls Keyenote Of Speak
ing Programs

- community functions have ever
!. aried out with a greater degree
: .eeess than the Commercial club
-,r,ion to White Bluffs and Han
q Tuesday. For the Up-River peo-
IN vss memorial ocassion. It
- uore than Kennewick's day. 1t
= d fact Benton county day for
iEng delegations were there from
Pss and Benton City.
n Kennewick visitors made the
4, il forty automobiles while there
N fourteen cars from Prosser and
1T tie same number from Benton
Cb.
undps TIE able direction of Chair
- Dert Plowman, insofar as local
rzuneements were concerned, the ex-
Him was conducted according to
Esz,m. The forty cars, most of
v1A we're adorned with banners bear
i booster slogan, headed out of
Innewiek soon after nine o'clock and
II paeemaker was in White Bluffs
agty after eleven. Following lunch
Mgsstinss Of the different sections
I tie county were exchanged at
Kgnm given at the bank corner.
M visitors were warmly welcomed
y Sam Allard who spoke for the cit
hns Of White Bluffs. Short talks
NJ alss made by W. ]. Kincaid and
4 Z. Robinson who reiterated the
Welcome extended by Mr.. Allard and
'mphazied The need Of cooperation for
uuntywide development.
One Of the most interesting talks of
y afternoon was that Of ]. C. Scott,
Aanager Of the state soldier settle
mt Mr.. Scott traced the history
sths state-aided land settlement plan
~ told Of the progress that is being
nade on the settlement near White
Ruds and Hanford.
The stage was then turned over to
1i's.er whose program was directed
4" "aiser Sommers, president of the
s1munisy club. The county seat
-. sas'on was accompanied by a black
.so Ouriesque band who rendered
~'s,al comedy selections while Ker-
- 0ance orchestra enlivened the
p s'0a with several good numbers.
; o,padlng = to White Bluffs welcome
:. : : AeGregor declared that no coun-
: " me state was richer, in future
ss disabilities than Benton. He too en-
y -''leo larger spirit of cooperation
anout the county. p0'i
l l Todd and S. ]. Harrison voiced
'ps's s.ss''nss = from Benton City and as
49,. s .ae audience that the mid-county
= %, en- could :, be depended upon to do
au.... ~ : snare in any undertaking for
r. sa's development.
AN asaasHick's program, which was d.
,s1.s.;.y S y D. G. Rodgers, opened with
NJ l.ss'ons ss. by the Kennewick band,
NV Wenlng "a talk was made by. Mayor
..,s ! ', !. e.sssranges who brought a mes. se.
deel,s, ! good o cheer and optimism and
which b,s snat : many of the projects
fict .a.s, aaa been dreamed of by the
alit;ss @'',ers We're now becoming re.
ctsd :, AS one dream come true he
Colnraie NE highway bridge across the
strpe.;. O,a which is now under con.
aboa. ''en' :. Other dreams that ar.
wen,t.s.0 ! 0e : realized, he said, are the
asvies sDee nss Southern railroad, the Ken.
p,o;s.. nigh Line, the Horse Heaver
Project. great Priest Rapids
aoult0n' 'ad,d u, talk was made by M. NJ
hs TIM '. VINO said dreams We're com
men Sss bss m this county because a few
sths ~ tas,l applied themselves dillisentl, ntS
bridss ss'd !, the only reason the CoIumbi, o,bs
men ss us, 's being built is because 'ats,, = fev
that thia .Aed $ and toiled and sacrifice,
is. s Tbs dream might be made a real
other ne nsa; same is true of the county
t,ait;oap projects. . If they are nearin
been ''0n omit it is because a few man aeI,v hav
notion "0fS,ng m tirelessly in their prc
,eslsm.,. su He said that the soldie die
aanfors,.Is is Mt White Bluxs .
let s'as' ! the Horse Heaven pr,
ssaps,.in0s not Prosser's or Kiona,s. Il
A High Line is not Kenn,