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New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Manhaiianville Nursery TO
Benefit by Theaier Party

In an effort 20 raise a part Of the
$1,000 that the Junior Auxiliary OF the
Mnnhattanville Nursery has pledged
toTaEi the support OF the model nurs-
cry and shelter. that the association
maintains at 81 Old Broadway, The
young women Of the committee have
made arrangements % take over the
entire orchestra floor and boxes of the
second performance of the Moscow
Players January IN Count Alexei Tol.
stoy's "Tsar Fyodor Ivanoviteh." A
headquarters for the sale OF tickets
has been opened In the Office Of Miss
Mabel r. Bcardsley, so West Forticth
Street
Among the patronesses for the per-
formanee arr Mrs. Hermann n. BirFs,
Mrs. Harry Harknesa Flagler. Mrs.
lappin Fairchild, Mrs. Artemus Gatcs,
Mn Robert Goeiet. Mrs. =. Roland n.
Hartman, Miss Edith Hadley. Mrs.
Deenng Howe, Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, Mrs.
W. W. MeAlpin. Mrs. Theus Munds and
Mrs. Carroll Wainwright.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
CIubwOmen Considering Site
For 100000 Hotel for Girls
Drive to Collect Fund for Project Has Been Placed
Under Direction of the Five
Borough Chairmen

The pdeut Of the City Federation Of Womens Cuos
Mr Richard Chapman Of BROOKLYN hss Mary Garrett hay pres
dent Of the City Club and the New York League OF
v and Mr Clarence Burma president Of the Little Mothers ara
Association considering sites and plans for the City
new hotel for supporng girls The drive among the cu0s 0r
soo 0oo viii he under the immediate direction Of FIVE eharmen repre-
so each borough Mrs ". Kingand, for Manhattan; Ms
Sors NJ Hardy for Brooklyn; w. Hancock for Queens;
Mrs stephen for Richmond and Mrs Alfred H. %
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Santa 10 Visit Little
Ones Fete on WEDNESDAY
Younger Set VIII isLs ..II'u I
the Festivities si AeO''

IN. ~ ,hs evsrts o. ny As,s of
week for the yeansssir,1r.n's cAflsi.
society viii be ne s.s1I - Ieollan Hsh
mas fete 10 Be held ~ The prs.
on wednesday afssfnoss' ADDED a-
eeeds OF the fete WI ,. ceuniiis.
tween the Lest We tefss,. Clu, Il
"a the soId.ers' and saiiess s~slsJ.
New York 10 be used 10 '1e
ment work Of the cluo. ,,s -
division Of the Lest We ~
mittee are Mrs. Ca,ln.., lsF
Gehairman), Mrs.. Arehl,e.al5r 800 r.
waine jr., Mrs. John ~ ~, Bfu
vrs Aytemus Z. Gates 49,, ~
Teyior Mrs.. Henry easaaYrs
C.oroe r. Bowdoin, Ms; 80
csbot and Miss Eleanor b.s..'r, b...,, y,
OA9's ..,ni.,s auJ llst of patrenes.ss.. ~
issued yesterday ey Mi's !, ~ srrsng,
white. who l. In charge 81 ~ inrlslt
ments FOR the fete. issy N. Bd
Mrs. Donn Barber, hrs. ~ W., WslH
JnS r. Ms. Linlse Blagden, = ~ if.ssssI
phsins Bilss. Mr.. George = Av,,,,b,o
H. Usnson Chubb. Miss ~ N
S',.,ns NJ. Dean s. Edmonee al
loSn HJs nsnTv Hammond, AFA y; h;us.lf
vs" Hsstiss Miss cantsce noils.I
Nrs. John Mead Howells, iamb1s
g. Jennings, Nffs. Asxanos' NJ. 80
Ms. g. Frsnklyn Lawrenes' ti,s' 20
Iew Ms. George MeAneny "a 49,. NJ
80 q Mead. Mrs. Seth Ailil-sS ~
p pn,nham Modat. Mrs. henfl prlt
Ms. Ernest Poole, Mrs yeaa vrsrsl
Miss Janet RiehsrdA NJ, Rer,r
Rogers, Mrs. James Ca~e.s M.s Hsrbsr
Mrs d West Roosevelt, 49, w. NJ
i. satterlee, Mrs. hyron n serlhn,.
IS. s. sehenek, Mrs. ArthVrs K.
Mrs. Louis Morris starr, S Ss,sat "
steasnson, Mrs. Andrew y. s'S 'sS;,,.hs
Arthur Terry Miss kanena avSi,e a.
white, Miss Martha hoet W."
Mrs. Edward r York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Tau Sigma Kappa Sorority
Dance Next Friday Niohf

The Tau Sigma Kappa sorority will
give a dance az the Commodore next
friday evening. The committee In
barge includes the Misses Amelia q.
Malone chairman Muriel A. Cooley
and Rosemary r. Harding. Among the
patronesses are Mrs. Joseph Harding,
Mrs. Thomas Cooley, Mrs. Thomas
smith, Mrs.. Edward v. Killeen, Mrs.
Laurence W. Malone and Mrs. James
G. Waldror.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
''The Chrisiodora Ball"
Takes Place January 10

For thc benefit OF the Chrstodora
House dance wiiI be- given called
The Christodom Ball" at the Ritz
Carlton. on Friday evening, January
10. Miss Constance Jennings rs chair
man of the dance committee and Miss
Harriet Camac is chairman OF The en-
tertalnmcnt committee. Mrs. Arthur
Curtiss James heads the list Of patron
essos.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Washington Square College
Gives Second Annual Dance

The Washington Square College Of
New York University held its second
annual dance az the Hotel Commodore
last Friday night, The committee In
charge included Messrs. Ira Q. Kleln,
ehsirmani Irving Radin, Marcus Ma
son and Edward Msrkow.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

The Orange Lawn Tennis Club vill
hold a New Years I've party. A "a
cred concert will be held ffo-a . ussll
II Sunday evening, December 81, Pea.
tured b. singing Of the newly iornsl
glee club o. the Oranges. A Euypr
will be served Al midnight iszsirg
will start and will eontlnus sasl
breakfast Is served. between ths tosn
Of 4 and Q.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

The marriage Of Miss Helen Ervsn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. X. A. Byss.
OF East Orange. 70 Nj. ChSTlu hib.
thews, Of Evanston, H., took plsa ~
terday AZ the Mum Avenue PrtitJ.
terian Church, East Orange. The esr-
mony was performed By the Rev D..
Robert Brewster Beattie, pastor Il i.s
church. A reception FOLLOWED Il u
Brown home.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

AAMNNFUa MA.H NHN.H"" 80
vas chairman Of the tree fund and
Mrs John w. Paris chairman Of the
dav. Guests of honor who spoke In
cluded Mines. r A. Albright, Robert
Ferguson. Olive stott Gabriel. Willis
P. Miner. William Cumming Story and
Belle de Rivera.
Life "a a Fine Art Club. Mildred
Manly Easton founder and president,
IA making elaborate preparations 70
celebrate rs fourteenth birthday with
a large luncheon and dance. 10 be held
AZ the Hotel Astor on January 10. A
reception will be held preceding the
luncheon,
The hogtesses. under the direction Of
Mrs. Robert Gerard Williams. chairman
OF reception. include Mrs George Pat
erson, Mrs. Nellie A. johnson, Mfs-
II. l. Lindquist Mrs. Eva Ross. Mrs.
J. 81 Evans. Mrs. Sol Frost, Mrs. Louis
Arata. Mrs. II. ". PHELPS, MS. l.. W.
Seeligsberg. Mrs John p. smythe and
Mrs. ". W. Griffith. Among the other
hostesses, one az each table OF eieht
guegtq. arc Mrs Elsa A. Nielsen, presi-
dents aid: Mrs. Frank a. Gardner
chairman Of membership. Mrs. William
RusMn Malone. treasurer; Mrs. George
NJ Clvde. Mrs Walter II. Gahag,fl.
Mrs A. J. Miller. Mrs II. Schultz and
Mrs. Oscar Smith. Mrs. Charles =.
Hatch IS presiding chairman Of the
club.
During tho afternoon Mrs. Easton
will welcome fifty new members and
will give the fourth Lecture IN The
series she Is presenting on the subject
"The Effective Personality How 20
Cultivate IT. Special musical NUM-
bers will be given By the orchestra
during the afternoon.
The Lyric Art Society viii give a
large luncheon next Thursday after
noon AZ the Hotel Plaza. Preceding
the luncheon e. reception will be held iu
the foyer Of the ballroom, Mrs. Albert
Sehaefer. president Of the society, with
Mrs. Jackson 3. Sells and Mrs. Newton
W Gilbert. receiving.
Mrs. Charles T. Haviland is chair-
man. with Mrs. Franklin +. Reese as
assistant. The guests Of honor VIII
be Mrs Edmund G.. Vaughan. Mrs.
Joseph T. Jones. Of Buffalo, and Mrs.
katherine A. Martin. other invited
guests are Mrs. Arthur V. Dearden'
MIS- Elton l. ANMaNf wa - HLttA AAf
Judge. Mrs. +. Leonard, Mrs. Burton
II. Davy and Mrs. John A. Williams.
At the close Of the luncheon q musicale
will be given Miss Florence Robrecht
has arranged an attractive program.
Mrs. Daniel ODay. Of Rye. chairman
Of the Woman Democratic Organiza-
tion Of Westchester County, enter
tained her executive board az a lunch
con at the Cosmopolitan Club Wedncs-
day in honor OF Miss Harriet Nay
Mills. Those present were Mrs VI.
Truman, Miss ~ Louise Gross, Mrs. A.
Logan, Mrs. d. O'Kecfe, Mrs. b. Cullen,
Mrs. a. Morgan, Mrs J. Wyman, Mrs.
Simeon Brady. Mrs. II. Barrett and
Mrs. r. A. Dietrich
The January meeting Of the orgsni-
zation will be held at White Plains on
Wednesday afternoon, January TO- An
interesting program is being arranged.
Mrs. O'Day viii sail for Europe the
latter part Of January 20 spend the
remainder Of the winter on the
Riviera She will be accomanied by
her daughter, Miss Eylca O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
News Of Women's Cubs---SociaI Affairs OF Note

Biaekman Is chairman Of tho com
rnittee.
"The Spirit Of Christmas 10 Song
and story was presented ai the Eelee-
tic Club. Mrs. Albert Canheld Page
president, at the Waldorf Astoria on
wednesday Those who took part were
Mines. l.. 4. Summers, Alice Hammer
lough. A. p. Jundin and Richard +.
Lo0s
A Christmas tree. wiih c9lored lights,
decorated the room and tiny trees
were on each sable. A trumpcier played
"scmper Fidelis" us the guests entered.
More than two hundred Christmas
package and many checks were
brought by the members Tor ihe Fund
FOR the Disabled Veterans OF the Old
Cantcen. Mrs. James II. Wainright
was chairman Of the tree fund and
Mrs. John w. Paris chairman Of the
day. Guests Of honor who spoke IN
cluded Mines. r. A. Albright, Robert
Ferguson. Olive Stott Gabriel Willis
P. Miner. William Cumming Story and
Belle de Rivera.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Mr. and Hrs. Winthroy 7 E,,..
and son, Of Utica, n. Y, A., 49,.
Mrs. W. Z. Searritt. Of sogsi o,,-..
They will return 70 their hon, ~.
the Christmas holidays Miss Ys,sS,
Tsrbsll, Of Esst Orange, has lsft n
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Of Hillside Plaes, South Ou,..
entertain at = dinner to-no,,as'
and Mrs. d. W Hainss, of gs,, =
left Friday for Wilkes. Barr' s.''n
pass the Christmas holiday IA, ;
Haines's parents. Mr. and Nrn c4
Phelps. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Mrs Arthur II. Bridge, chairman Of
The ways and means committee Of the
Verdi Club, Mrs. Florence Foster Jen-
Lins. president. gave a tea Tuesday
afternoon az the Hotel Plaza for the
members Of her committee. Those
prssent we're Mrs. J. Z. Crum, Miss
Alice Phnbrook, Miss Mary oAkes, Mrs.
Frederick Pennell. Mrs. Luells B. Ed
wards, Mrs. Bruce B. Preas, Mrs. John
KnoX. Mrs John Sipe, Mrs. J. Moran,
Mrs. X. S. Robinson and Mrs. Elmer W.
Gearing.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Mr. ana Mrs. Victor S. Bean. Il "a
plewood, will entertain a. . tsna
wednesday 40 the MapleEood Cluh b
honor Of their daughter, Miss Lan.
beth Beam. who has returned tfsz
Smith College FOR the Christmas hsi
DAYS. Mrs. John F. MeClure, q n
plewood. will entertain a. 4 thefx
oarty Wednesday N honor Of y
daughter. Miss Lois Mcclure. Nn
Minnie Reed, Of Grsnd Rapids, Mica,
who has been MrL NeClurs's Euesi
since Thanksgiving, ssi rstunsd 70
her home.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Miss Edith Bartov, dsgsb.,, 80.
and Mrs. Novett 3. Barte~ !, ~
Orange, and Miss Allison DlI. s.s.i ~. =.
Of hr. and Mrs. William Dr. ~. .Asf
turned from Miss Porter, s,Ss'l y !.
Pennington, Conn, Tor lhs csr,s..
holidays. Nrs. H. D. Whlseo-S !, !,
East Orange, will entertain :; =
Wednesday FOR her dasss..r. ~, 81
Helen Whitcomb. -"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

The social meeting Of the Century
Thcater Club, Mrs. Harry II Thomas
president, will be held al She Hotel
Commodore grand ballroom next Fri-
day afternoon az o'clock. the host
essos being the members Of the recep-
tion committee.
Musical comedy viii be the topic.
the entertaining feature being the
daucefs-Ruth Cramer. Marion Whit
man, Laura Wyman-with orchestral
accompaniment
The guests Of honor will include a
number Of well-mown presidents from
New York, Brooklyn and Long Island
clubs Claiming Pollock and Philip
Moore. Of the Thentcr Guild, were the
guests Of honor at the members meet
ing, the latter discussing the clubs
play for January 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Announcement has bssn ns1. -.
engagement Of Nisa Wynona 80 =
DAN, daughter of Mr. and Yrs. I,9... ~.
Coykendall, % Msplewood IA - - !
ant Cortlanet Van Rshsssls,, 80
Ter, Of Nontelslr, now siatloss5 :,
Monroe, Virginia Miss coyts.S.ssMf
a graduate Of the South 0rssss ,
School and - a senior a. Vsi..h' h
Lieutenant Schuyler is also /, g,,s.. ,,'..,
Of South Orange High gchosI sr1 1r..N -
graduated from West Point Ia ~ 80 ~
Of p. lie j. a son Of Nr g,s.s -, y
and the late Harriette J. sehsyI., \
wedding date has been SET ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

AZ their December meeting at the
Waldorf-Astoria the Daughters Of
Pennsylvania In New York, Mrs. Wal
ter Seaman Comfy president, gave an
enjoyable program. II consisted Of
group Of songs by Neva Ferne UhlitL
who also gave q reading, "On Christ
mas Day in the Morning: violin selec-
tions by Sophie Eraman; piano solos,
by Miss Doris Citron; an interesting
paper On current events vas read By
Mira. Edgar G. Griswell. Mrs Frederick
Teneh was chairman Of the day.
The ecegpationsi therGpy commit
tee Of Minerva Club, Mrs. Burmaghin
ehsirman. has donated . Christmas
tree 20 the childrtn's ward Of Bellevue
Hospital and attended the festivities
last Friday. In February the commit
tee viii give q bridge ht the Waldorf
Astoria Tor the fund. Minerva has
pledged itself 70 raise $1,000 70 endow
q room In the name Of the founder and
president. Mrs. Mary Stokes MaeNutt.
FOR the City Federation Hotel for Work
inr Girls. - raise this sum, a large
bridge ard euchre viii BE given Jnnu-
urg ? at tsc waldorf Mrs.. r. d.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Mr., and Nr'. AbrAn Banta Hopper
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

On Thursday afternoon. December
%, the Threshold Players Will present
Trash" q ono-act comedy by Lloyd +.
Thanhouser, AZ the Pen and Brush
Club. Glare Tree Major. the managing
director Of the Threshold Playhouse,
viii address the club on the aims Of
the thoHter.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Miss Mary Runyon and Mss Defo,ay
mgeour, both Of Hieko7 Diifa
Naplewood. have returned from Wslisi-
ley College Tor the Chrissnn yaa'
tfon
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. washington y. =; s,, :.
Of East orange, have ,'s.., snny.. ~
engagement Of their daagh's yr
virginia N. Gross, % NJ. ~, n ~
Yliet, Of Jersey City, 10
has hoen set.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Mrs.. Charles 2. Maskin, o. WalH-i
street. East Orange, and her nise,'
Miss Helen Psrriam, @ill isavs ~ -.
dav for q short stay Al Atlantic Wv
M and Mrs.. Oliver De Gray Vsnesi-
biit and their daughter, Miss Z. bo9i,,
Vanderbilt, Of East Orange, hsvs ~,
sor Cineirrati, where they VII spens
he Christmas holidays with ar. 90
Mrs. Vanderblt's son and dagghtsIr,.lh'
law. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver ps Nf'I v"
derbilt II.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Mrs. Harvey Cooke. OF Main Street.
will entertain at luncheon Tuesday ~
the Orange Lawn Tennis Club In honor
OF her daughters, the Misses Gertrude
and Sidney Cooke. The guests will in
clude debutante1 Of the current year
and girls who have but one more year
Of school.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Mrs Ernest Eugene Malcolm, presi-
dsnt Of the Dixie Club, was hostess
AZ her home. ITO West Seventy-third
Street, ct an interesting reception 70
members Of the Dixie Club and their
friends on Thursday afternoon. Ihe
presidents Of the prominent women, :
clubs we're honor guests and Mrs. NAL
colin was assisted by Mrs. James a.
Allen. chairman Of the Dixie Club en-
tsrtAinment committee, and Mrs. Al
fred ". Cochran. chairman Of hos
pitElity.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-08-24
THE ONCE OVER

THIS is the season of the year
= when the newspaper editor is
permitted to exercise that grand
and glorious perogative of his cit
izenship and his calling, of land.
ing on those Of his. fellow citizens
who have laid themselves as sacri-
fees on the altar Of the common
veal as candidates for public of.
flee. Consequently here goes a few
random, and, perhaps, worthless
tho not wilful - observations or
who's who in the primary.
In some respects the coming pri-
maries, SO far as county offices
are concerned, is the most interest.
ing for years. Numbers lend in
terest and there are more candi-
dates this year than usual. This is
due no doubt to the fact that jobs
are not now so plentiful as a while
back and officers elected this fall
will serve for four years, which
means a saving in the office-hold-
er's personal expense account.
Another angle Of interest comes
from the fact that the statute of
limitations has run against several
Of the county's veteran office-hold-
ers but with the exception of sher-
iff Rolph none of them are dis
posed to forego the county payroll
but are seeking new berths in the
court house. So it is that the coun-
ty auditor is running for county
clerk and the county clerk and the
county assessor are running for
county auditor.
Strange as it may seem the psy-
chology of the thing is "agin"
them. Voters accept as matter
Of course that an office-holder who
has performed his duties satisfac-
torily is entitled to second term,
but for some reason perhaps no
good reason when an office-hold-
er has served his allotted two terms
and steps out for another office
the psychology begins to work and
the popular tendency is to swat
the old-timer and transfer their af-
fections to the new entrant. It
seems that ever since Jesus point
ed out to the Pharisees the folly
Of putting new wine in old bottles
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Hedges

- y y = = =
Mrs. VIM. Howard is entertain
ing friends from Wallula this week.
Mrs. j. R. Ryerson was visitor
at the w. F. Altrogge home Sum
day.
A. S. Purdy from Pendleton was
home for the week end visiting with
friends and the dentist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moss and family
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Will
liams Sunday evening.
Earl Baldwin returned home on
Sunday from his trip. Earl visited
at Spokane, Portland, Tacoma and
Seattle and reports a fine time.
Mrs. C. A. Williams was visit
or at Mrs. C. Mathews on Sunday.
John Anderson from Hover spent
Saturday with Carl Williams and
family.
Frank Holmes, the time keeper
at the bridge camp was taken to
the Pasco hospital Saturday night
and operated on Sunday morning
for appendicitis.
Mrs. C. G. Broughton and lit
tie daughter Jane were visitors at
1.-THE w. M. Broughton residence in
Kennewick Monday. They all mo-
tored up on the Highlands visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Altrogge- are
entertaining Rev. J. C. Mueller
and Mrs. Mueller and family of
Walla Walla this week. Mrs. Muel-
Ter is a sister Of Mr.. Altrogge.
Mr.. Kahout and family have dis
posed of the Thackera ranch which
he bought last year and left Sum
day morning for Tacoma. He was
motoring thru by way OF Walla
Walla and Portland.
Mrs. Perkins received word this
week that her brother, Rev. Edgar
Purdy of Bend, Oregon, is very
sick. Mr.. Purdy had been doing
very hard work there and has had
a nervous breakdown. Mrs. Pur-
DIV will not return home until her
H.
son is better.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-08-24
East Kennewick

Mr.. and Mrs. j. /. Hill spent the
day last Friday at the J. c. Hogan
home.
The R. III. Briggs family spent
the day Sunday at the 81. w. Brown
home.
Miss Opal Elliott spent the day
Friday in town with Miss Bernice
Stockwell.
Mrs. Livingstone and Mrs. Fay
of Finley visited Wednesday with
Mrs. Hill.
Miss Louise Albrecht accompan-
| lee. Mrs. Pasche and Paul to Port
land Tuesday to spend a few days.
Elizabeth Matzat has gone to
Berkeley, Calf, to visit her cous-
ms, Elinor and Josephine Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Elliott en-
tertained the Muncey Elliott and
Joe Osborn families at dinner Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Weiggands
returned Friday from a very en-
joyable outing in the Blue noun
tains.
Wendell Hockersmith's Sunday
school class gave him a surprise
party on his birthday last Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hockersmith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson visited Sun
day in the hills at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Kinkaid.
Fen Hutchins, Isabelle Witt, Iva
Terrell, Josephine Love and George
Sheppard were guests Sunday at
the C. E. Lum home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.. Waters went
to Portland Thursday and returned
Tuesday. While there they spent
the week to their old home at
Forest Grove.
w. S. Dickinson received mes
sage informing him of the death of
his aged mother at Yakima on Sun
day. Accompanied by Mrs. Dick
inson he left Tuesday for Tekoa,
where she will be buried.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muncey Elliott and
children of Sunnyside came Sat
urday to visit their brothers w. +.
and w. B. Elliott and Joe Osborn.
Mr.. Elliott returned Monday but
the family remained for the week.
On last Thursday the following
persons spent the day and enjoyed
the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
C. Swayze: Rev. Mitchell and fam
lily, Mr.. White, Mrs. Tinker and
son Herschel, Mrs. j. l. Hill and
Mrs. p. c. Book.
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the voting public has had an aver
sion to putting old-politicians into
new offices. And there you are.
The veterans are coming into the
campaign under a handicap and
must face ready-made sentiment
which is ''ferninst" the courthouse
ring on general principles.
AS usual the democratic primary
ticket is barren of thrills or ex-
citement. The only contest it fur
nishes is between couple of Bour-
bons up in the second commissioner
district. Countrywide interest will
center around the republican con-
tests for representative, auditor,
sheriff, clerk, assessor and engin-
eer.
Representative M. M. Moulton
is opposed for the republican nom
nation by v. C. Pauhlman, a young
veterinary surgeon Of Prosser. Of
Mr.. Pauhlman, the Courier Report
er knows but little and that little
is not to his discredit. His friends
see in him legislative timber. They
may see Alright, but why deal in
unknown quantities? Even Mr..
Moulton's enemies admit that he is
Of legislative calibre. His worth
as an able, conscientious, hard
working representative has been
demonstrated. He is recognized as
one Of the best-informed and most
capable members who sat in the
lower house last session.
The only criticism Of Mr.. Moul-
ton as representative is that he
is not politician, mixer, or q
boss trader. In the words of one
who opposes his candidacy: He is
too high-principled to pull the wires
necessary to get anything out of
the legislature.
Most grevious fault! For what
do we send representative to the
Legislature? To get something
out of it, or to put something into
it? Strange, that the very fell
lows who lambast and damn he
Legislature as a bloomin' joke
where measures never get hear
ing on their merits and where the
members fritter away their time
and the taxpayers money with
fool and freak legislation as they