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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

rrieron todo ell estado en- su busca.
La verdad sorprendente Y que nadle
podia explicarse, era como un hom-
bre tan conocido, q quien conocian
millar,s de ciudadanos, podia des-
aparecer como 81 sc 10 hubiese ira
gado la TERRA.
No hay necesidad de narrar en-
detalles la bdsqueda. Solo basta
con decir que la escena cambi0 re-
rentinamente, del estado de Flori-
ca, al de Georgia. Cierta manana,
un hombre de buena apariencia en-
tro un tienda en- Ia ciudad de AL
bany, y pidi6 que lie ensefiasen va
rios cuellos.
Escogi6 uno, y quitandose ell cue
llo sucio que t2nia, Sc dispuso a
ponerse el nuevo en- La misrna tien-
da. Ell dependi ,nte, distaidamente
tom6 en- sus manos ell cuello sucio,
y Sc fij6 en- algunas letras deste-
fiidas con que estaba marcado.
Habia tres iniciales, s. j. G. Ell
dependiente tambiens saba usar su
cerebro. Miro Embellishments SUI
cliente, y llamo la policia por te-
lefono. POGO despues, entr6 un Of
eial y pregunt6 al cliente:
-"si no me eQuivoco, es I'D.
Sydney J. Cats?
"Ud. no Sc equivoea" fue Ia
pronta respuesta. "IQu6 puedo ha-
Ger por I'd?
Fue arrestado inmediatament2
Luego, fu6 puesto en- libe1tad me-
dante fianza que prestaron dos
preeminentes ciudadanos de Alba
bany Esa misma noche, sali6 hacia
Jacksonville, para enterarse de cua-
les eran los cargos que contra 81 Sc
hacian.
FL fugitive habia sido locahza-
do, no por la energia v eficiencia,
de los agentes, 81 no por un Incl.
dente verdaderamente tonto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
Desde Catano

tenor de ser manchados los rostros
De- aquellOs que Ia lanzan. tQui6nes
sons 10 no los cOnOzcO. pOrque hoy
briliau Isor prlmcra yez cn IN radio
d. aoel6n desconocido para ellos. \
eu un pueblo que NO cs el SUI
SO. son aauGiios que. ddndOse fuer-
temenfe cm "a pecho. Green encon-
irar Ia nhsoluci6n Dc sus pecadOs
El pdblico puedc que los conozca. En-
euanio a nd nndn tongo que decir;
soi de aqui. todos me conocpn. y en-
ins pagnns dc mi vida. no enc0ntra-
nis un borr6n que me- deshonrc.
E.o Do s.iben todps. auH aquellos
quc me iusultan.
SO me rio. oidlo bicn; so me rio
de yuestrus blasfemias y provoca-
clones, porque elias no son otra CO.
>a que Ia bala maleante de- Ia hidro-
fohia ... i tie. nucho mas. cuando.
sin qucrcr mirar atras. locals los
preluicios do raza. pues en- nueStr0
pals como ga la gcneralidad dc los
pusblos que han sido colonias, des-
graciadamente para v0s0tros. no
puede hnblarse de raza. porque, por-
QUE. ...; bueno 81 por que 10 sabe-
nios t0d0s.
Vicente SiNABRIA.
CaiaAo. 4. II. fcbrero 10. 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
iQuG es mejor para
eI nal de est6mago?

La mayoria de las dolencias esto-
macales, como indigestion, acedla,
gases, dolor. acidez, etc, son cansa-
das por un eXceso de acido en- ell
estomago.
Los digestivos artificia1es, como la
pepsina. no estan indicados en- esos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
~ EFECTO Do IVA
HOJA SIELTA

~ las lonilas IA gases aslzian-
fes usadas "a Ia rasadn guerra. "a
q Manifesto haro.i6-Tous soto. hi-
cleron mas fstraeos las unas. ni
fus mas rometiado "a otro. que
IL hola suelia. ane f-sF no teneF ac-
oes0 "a las oolumnas de- esis dla-
F.o. tuve ID feiieldad a. lamar "a
las eaiis-s de este I=stiad0. naelor
diei,0 o. esta ooiouia d. fornsie-
rs 3 deeconosldos i diEo frllcl-
dad. Isofque ga honor a "a rerlad
nunea hahla tsnldo Ia dlelia al ha-
hla ssshaao Goa - honor. dr -er tan
oonsuiaao y ~meneaiigr. nj tan co.
noeldo. epmo DO b. ddo nhora,
Hoy todo Caiaho me osnooe
eslssslaiments uaueitas rer,o-
uas a quirnes heibos dnsio franca
> sinoefa hospiiaildad que hoy ta-
oonTan fueFiemenie I.oT nufsiras
eaiies. haeieudo ruldo
! como oonsecarnela de esa ho-
ja snelia. ios sl4iefor mAs sroseros.
y las diairihas mas proyoeutiya-.
ms han sldo lauzad,ss I.or aqueilo.
a. rninea seuiimieufos. que como
dilera Jesds; -isclnslan sspulcros
l1anqueados. que ~ muesiran her.
uoeos anie ios homhres IsoF den
tFo esiSh iieuos ee hus-ss de mueF.
- 3 DE- lnmuhdifla g. fuera lus.
ioa ante i0s hombTes dp deHtro. ile-
nos d. hIIsocFesla , de iniquidad."
FeFO eso n, knn De- saheF ustedes.
cue fodas esas inlurias. me- han sid0
ianzadas 3 mausalra. 3 nunea de-
frenie, p9rque ga esfe pueblo. .--eo-
mo 20 todo iuealo pfqueho dom
De todos nos eonooem0s. cada cuni
oonoce de Ia Tata que eolea". >
nadie. alssoiuiamenfe nadie. 81 atre.
sc deiataF In laga "a ~ olo aleno.
sic tefnor q que - euari6n delhta-
do fea ca el suyo...
-sCnAi ha sld0 pues 81 motive
para tanto Al Andnlo > asIas lento ?
Taos oouseniarios. un mai muy no.
toFlo que delntasemos. > una cen
saEa que hieeramos a unas kerne-
$50. nerada = efeeiO en este pue-
-. PeFo, thice 50. aaso. "a esa
hoia snfila. alusion q Isrsona al
guna ginfeFL qulzas. proyocaei6n
slguna. . es,s gue hoy faltanao "A
Jos pTinsliaos que ga relgi6a les
mara. me xnhlenu sla c0lapasI6u.
y SIN ieHer mollro para ellof ia
mas slrHpfe D. salld0 conduclr-
me. ga fedos ios mouientos dc ml
Vlda. deufro 81 orden de Dos
1Fiuclilos qne Ia calalierosldad exl-
j.. gTnge IlalalFas duras para los
mieful,ros a. ia eomlsl6n orsaniza-
doFa a. esas fiestasf ranpsco: pr
u eonirafi0 ias onaifecf d todos
sinerananie. eon adJeflyos que no
han sabldo asEadsoeF. , que hos
me dos e1aeta eaeuia qne no yalia
ia T,rna bakeries usadas.
1s.do H,i delifo. iosio = error del
volanfe eincuindo esiria "a que nae
fuf d. iieno q ios fines para los
euaie4 fus oFsanizada esa fiesta
eensuFando. como % indlcaba nal
hlfe eHsisien de- I,ensamlenio. q esos
'AAyoiNA qnr pe lsasan Ia vida sin
oar nn snip+ , que han Fiyido
Hlemiire 81 favor > de Ia ca
rldad pdhlica 4 Iprque he ex-
ttfinrixado. a. eaa manera. Il senilr
o. II mayors al pueblo. be ahf
- nefando dellio. dellto e.ie. que
II eruzAsenos aqlieilos tlemlas. GU
sns osenras > sangFiehias p1ginas
cenncrva Ia iIiafoFla 20 cnracteres
inaeiehifs. eerla easiigado con Jos
tormepias mas atrooes.
Mns eaa bata lnfelfa 3 pdtrida.
10 he iiegndo hasia ml rosiro. no
~ - maneliado "a h. m6s minlmo.
lfmr8sihlel 40 uuade raaneha~ "a,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
AVISO
scERTHIcADo DR NEcEsfaAO
y GOVERNMENTAL

a Qnisnes Tntsvess;
por q pss.snts - hzes saber cue
Deminge HeFnAnasH. d0maeiiiads
GO 81 Barrie obrero. hA solieitsds
de ia comiGen &c Service P6hii
e. IA eenessi6a Do ~ ceTtiaeade
ae neceeidad y c,nvsalencia para
exbletaE eoEae psFtsaaoF pdhiico nn
vshieuie as meteor ga Il eonduoclen
da pasa,ssos entfs q Barrie oaln-
tans (EAts Rsyl y san Juan. d..
haaDao peF IA paFAAa 10 q eoisF
4 eauslsFa nusvA
1a4a b@Fsona aus desas fntsEEe.
nir y seq oida ca u Visa palhsa
ans nosEea ds a anfsrioF solici
tmA esiehFaFk esta cemani6n. erya
fe<ba - niaEk pegeElsrmsnts. cs.
b@EA psessuiar ; esta Sants en- Q
nntes Gel ala IS O. fshrsro en ctr
- IN ssents hAasn1a eonslzT sn
desalis iea hsskos en gus funds "a
dssshs : iniervsnsF , ser oiaa.
RransI.es asl VALE. ~,
ssrssans.
comaasn ssrneiA Pahroo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
CENTRAL

Edificio cOnstrufdo e,Epresamenfs
para Hotel Modernamente equipa-
do. con AscensOr. Habitaciones con
bafio. Tel6fono, Timbres. Barberfa
V cuanto requiere ell MOderno Con
fort.
Plan EurOpeO. American Plan
DeSde $1.U0 a $50. Desde $50 a 3.;s.
Restaurant la Carta Cubierto s.
SAN JOSE M IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
Dientes mas blancos
Como ohtenerIoe
Como obtenerlos

Hay an metodo de tener dientes
mas blaneos y mas limpios. Mi
llones de personas 10 usan hoy.
I'd. We hoy los Fesuitados en- todos
los efreulos soeiales. SQuiere I'd.
sabeF como obtenerlosp
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
H O OTELES-
ALCAZAR
HOTEL WASHINGTON

PRINCESA No. SAN JUAN
PUERTO RICO
Con IS habitaciOnes muy frescas y
c6modas, cerca del Correo, COrte Fe
deral, Bancos Y Muelles de la ciu-
dad. Sc admiten abonadOs a precios
m0dicos. TelefOnO No. 937. Apar-
tados No. 1870. JUAN REYES GO
MEZ, Propietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
Mr. AsoUITH. ooNDE DE OK
FORD Y AsoUITH

LoHDRBs. feb. 8 (cable fran
essl M. Herbert Asquith. a quien
Teeientements Sc ls eonfiri6 cl titu-
10 de eonde, Ia tornado el titulo de
conae de oxford y Asquith.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

Basndo en- investigation cientifica
moderna. Recomendado por los mas
eniineutes dentistas del mundo en-
tero. I'd. vera y sentira innaediatos
resnltadoG.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

casos y pueden causar
mucho daho. Pruebese
eehar a un lado todos los
digestivoS Y tratese de
neutralizar eli Acido que
ha descompuesto ell est6-
1nago tomando una cucha-
rada o dos pastillas de
G1agnesia Bisurada pura
en- un POGO de aqua. Es-
ia dosis calma instanta-
neamente ell estomago Y
hace desaparecer ell dolor
y el nalestar, y la diges-
tion Ge los alimentos Sc
hace como 10 manda la
naturaleza- Para ell rapi-.
do alivio de la acidez del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

Entonces sc hizo un riuevo denti-
frico para us0 diario. Su nombre
es Pepsodent. Ahora 10 aconsejan
los principales dentistas de SO
paises.
Los resultados SON rapidos
Pepsodent hace aumentar tam
bien la alcalinidad de La saliva y
el digestive del almidon. Esos son
los grandes agentes protectores
naturales de la dentadura.
Envfe el cupon y recibira un
tubito para diez dfas. Observe que
limpios sc sienten los dientes des-
pues de usarlo. Note la desapari-
cion de la pelfcula viscosa.
Fijese como emblanquece la dem
tadura a medida que las capas de
pelicula desaparecen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

caiaho. Il. Il. fcbrero 10. 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

Proteja El Esnalte

Pepsodent desintegra Ia peli-
cula y luego la elirnina por
medic de un polvo mucho mas
blando que el esmalte. No use
I'd. nunca un destructor de la
pelicula que contenga subs
tancias asperas raspantes.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24
NOTICE OF HEARING

Notice of hearing of Final Account
and Petition for distribution ~
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington for Benton County,
Tin Probate). = r
In the matter of the estate of Mary
j. Moore, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that L. G.
Moore the executor of the last will
and Of the estate of Mary j. Moore
deceased, has rendered and presented
for settlement to, and filed with the
Clerk of the above court, his final
account and report and petition for
distribution of the assets of said es-
tate. - = =
That Wednesday the 18th day of
January. at 1 o'clock p.m.,i at the
court room of the Superior court, in
the Benton County Court House at
Prosser, Washington, has been, zap
pointed by said Court as, the time
and place for hearing upon said final
account and petition, at which time
the court is asked to settle said ac-
count and distribute the property Of
the estate to the heirs or persons en-
titled to receiNA tbeo same and dis
charge the executor. F,,t,,,,,, al. :
Il. G. MOORE, Executor. l7.'
C. L.. Holc6nb, Attorney for Ex-
ecutor. loa 9of 's'ilf' itoi i12:17-3I.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24

;ntorsocts the East line of, Section
% Townshin 9 North. Range % +E.W
M thence, soltherly to the North
east Corner Of Section ~, said last,
+ownsh;n and ranges thence Easterlyt
- III Northeast corner Of Section &c,
yoiJ SSat towns hin and range: thence
sSstsu ~ fs Abs NSffheasft corner Of
-S SS4: y - last tovsssshin + and
rsiies: thence IEasteriy ito the North
east corner gof Section 81. = Township
g. North, Range 3d. EVAN thence
Southerly to the. Northeast corner
Of Section a. Township g. North,
Range p EW,M;, thence e9 s. aastsr1 y
to- Northeast. corner OF seet,Gn 2,
said last township and range; IL sns ems
SQutneriy 70 NGfItlsasS IL "a ss,SS.s.
t!Qn saia iasl .SoTns snfs anu
thence EasIerty 70 tne t1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. snu
ner OF SecSl4n 70, s sGe.4 tass +d The
and range, snsnoe &c Ssct;on 90 : sa;d
Nortneanst coile5 u 4hanearEss+.
last gown Is anu aa 'o,,.,;ar oe Cor.
ery 10 tn: W.. .. toeH,,sh;n a,,d ranoe.
Ion zs Sa',+haIi,, -. r+ha Southeast
Lille ne Sent;ny &c sa;d last town
corner VI $500 .ls.aaa Mastorl. to
snip anu ras &c Saot;or Of
the SoutnWest corn sas " an Sv.' thenoe
sald last OoWlsniS Ss saI eornar of
|,Nortneriy TO me I gs.. +onnsbin and
n sanse. thence e., eve Westerly to the South
W > as s2Ipe Ranoa % EWM thence
~ M MGESa I = ~ e Southwest corner
- YSi ssciiSn Township $ North,
Range Ys 2s E.W.M.. thence Westerly
ass c sog,sg'I of Section 81.
to SolsnW os T. S az b., eo1 EWlMs
l2Wnsn,R SSl -; - fte ro;Tt fE'be.
l tne4ce tSoi - sneh y s1Iw pSdsi,iS11ah
gg llnnllnneg: II .srl ,vssszIEgE noss.s-
: Dated this 7tn day 81 I. pec aafnaH'
1879 II 5 therefore ordered that SAID pc
tiition shall come on for hearing ring be BE-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24
NOTICE

NOTICE |.
Before the Board of County Conn
missioners Of the County of Benton
State of Washington. u
In the matter of the petition OF LII
M. Sadler, and others, to form a dl$t
trict in which no livestock Of any
kind shall be permitted to run At
large.
RI EotReSs hereby given that petit
RaSR been filed with the County
q tor of Benton County. WasnnYf
ton, bnl the 7th day of DecemDen
1921 signed by ten (1O) Or more resE
ffdfnts within the proposed dlstr1fI'
hereinafter described. asking that NJ
livestock of any kind shall be pei
kmitted fN run at large within saff
Astricf. which, petition is In wordf
and figufeA substantially as follows
"To The Honorable Board Of Coup
nv Commissioners of Benton County
Washington: Il
eve the undersigned, residents
within the proposed ristrict herelnI
after bounded and described. do here
by respectfully petition and ask tnall
no livestock of any kind shall pc pen
mitted to run at large within t9e
district herein described, which sait
district is situate in the County q
Renton and State of Washington, a4t
particularly bounded as follows: u
Beginning at the low water mari
of the Yakima river on the rign'
hank thereof where the same meE
sects the East line Of Section iS
Township 9 North, Range 26 E.W.M,
running thence along the right pam
of the Yakima river at the low. Watel
mark to point where the said I'M
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24
Freshmen Win the Championship

Observation-Disclosures i=efthritts
from start to finish, the freshman
team defeated the Juniors and won
the interclass championship by a
score of S-5. Both teams made the
same number of field goals but the
freshmen converted enough fouls to
win. Both teams played rough and
very few of the fouls were called.
This is the first time in history
that freshmen class has won the
championship and much credit must
be given to the team which was COM
posed of the following players: Cla-
hence Smith. Perry Smith. Koelker,
Lincoln, and Cotman.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24
THE MYSTERIOUS CAVERN
,USgt
donald Peter1 ,sa7-s
CHAPTER IV-,,5,,,r,Sl

where in the world YOU
shouted Jules in relieved tone.
Where are you Daha?S Called Mr..
Douglas ,gllsxUtsn ,ssTbi5nO .
"Here, here biIi. ami think I'm
about eight feet below you, u was the
reply. .fu sgs 9at sTotad 1899
ssAre you hurt ?"s asked Mr.. Doug
las anxioasly.ieHj :nosBsT '9ht 81, siSi
"Not much I guess. hFve23 got a
bruise on my forehead and a small
cut on aayf leg. I'm awfullyI cold. Il IN
in a sort of "a cave which runs into
the cliff ahoutnten feet and, then
ends.Sbrs 5s 9!qmIG en5 q ,b!on 7spm
boswell thank goodness you're safe
said Mr.. Douglas bsT1szeaq Sd - q
,zcsLook,' s broke in David, seI'rn hold
ing out!fnyi arm so you can see where
D.am.s1q gm II Gata9Dsb si55II 1sn ~
quWith?i Mr. ID ouglas holding him,
Julesn leane6 out as far fass he dared
and tried toalDcate David but he could
nottsee him. emo ,bioiuilso AGiq s bEs
81 can't see you at ALL" reported
Julesyosweal get Ja1iropes and LET it
DOWN. lsys sIs ssI5JBl 1sH5aa" 10
i9 Fortunately Mr. Douglas carried q
good length Of strong rope aon This
saddle. ride runfastened Inland Jules
tied securely tesa small tree
near the. edge ofdthe cliff! Mrs Heugs
lasq tied a loop. int the ether endo and
dreppinng it oyer. the edge he asked
DaXid is h e, could reach itsiw bsyRIq
sdf 'It's plenty O long enough cbutbits
too. far out, for me toyreaaehs Swing
i back and md feEth sao litter therevy
I've got IT snaooYs. Inns s7itasT5ts IS 80
"Can ypufs Climb ups thesy repe2R
asked, Jnes.!sd 10 sasga sd ri t9i
4sssIim afraid mot Jules.i1 feel little
weak and tmys hands are 5inumbai IL
W0uid be, fpgetty hard to Climb dooyeE
The ledge because the rope is SO tigh,
against it, Can't you lower me to
the bottom of the cliff pr - ,sa-a-
.'This rope isn't long enough; for
that,a feplied Mr.. D01gIas.' sn,.lp
-amWait minute" broke in Jules,
! ssfll get sone iIof ours We've got a
goods long one. ,4swont BE long," 3.
-AssTalse omy. horses Jules end you'll
get there, quicker,sI offered Mr.. Doug
lassgsb q. bst-iriTeq Ii ns5s -afos
Jules was gone in half aglfninute.
He srejoicedi because his chum was
safe and, new only thot ofIgetting him
ont g9 Of his priso on as, quickly as pos
s Sli8lT % sgaw. sTUs 9Is eavi7s ia1 -
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24
ken-Hi Basketball Team yietorioass
Over Railroads.&c., Win top

KennewickS wonss ReffF9 second bas-,
ketball game, frdnNE S4@a SQS my
team showed much Improvement OVER
the game Rg Weaknngs but areSsuH
far from perfect. Hanford- BY using
long passes kept the game fairly ev-
Hn in the first half and if they had
been been b sss ies sss sSs ssEs
a HoWssiVaerr ofhe sugtondo hAif wss9a
much different story, kennewiek held
HanfSpd f6 feRa Cbaskass and F$h its
total up to thirty points. Nine play,
ers wefhsgiSen aHhatca H0 sffhMf thrh
Hbility and the substitutes held, Han
ford just. as geqd hsIpoe Srsts ssm. 10
II Kenneth Serier was again high
p0 Prae aa3 9IIT Bzfahe
thru the Christmas HOLIDAYS and the
schedufe WIN begin in JaMuafy:
ffioaS- beemeen
the eiehth- esaAes-ef-Ke nneelht=Atfd
lRichland was won by Richland 10-4.
The Richland boys played superior
basketball besides being much larger
than the Kennewick playeTstslII Oh
Il The girls basketball game-betWeen
Hanford and Kennewick was a close
one. At the end of the first haf IL
looked as if it was getlgo ties be ia
snap for the locals and Miss Ander-
SON put in the subs. They didn't get
to stay in long tho because HanfOrG
began making baskets. The :, game
ended with the score 81 in Kenne-
wick's favor The Hartford captain
was death on foul shots. Leola Miller
played center, Helen Kramer side
center, Ivel Terril and Violet Boyer
guards and Larene Soth and Doll
Frazier forwards.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT IRRI-
CATION ASSESSMENTS, AND
sAIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Kernewick Irrigation District
Notice is hereby given that, last
half assessments FOR the year 1924
of the Kenhntewick Irrigation District
upon premises and lands within said
District are now delinquent and a
penalty of 5 per cent of the amount
of each assessment has accrued there
to, and said assessments including
Said 5 per cent penalty, interest and
costs. are payable at the, office of the
EndersigHsa9 ftsafp}T IF Bentdp
!, Lasnuch. as ..these. deli auent as
seaMffats Nkand4asia lienIRgHmSt the
real property for which they, are as
sessed and unless the said assess
ments, t1gtffeT With said 5Lper cent
peYafty, int crest and costs are paid
prior to Tuesday, tkea5ta day Of Jan
fMfy;s s1926,p4 MiHxas Commander by
-lawdoh exidli date. asts the shoufs ofsdO
0elaF a.mseof said dayIsat front en-
trancAfnf the Coant House il the City
of RgQsers shington, sell each and
a1k Of said tracts lpnr (which said AS
sessments and penalty, interest and
costs shall not then have been paid,
or so much thereof assshall be neces-
S saaf be III tHss Manner b Statute
Hnadao Superintendent theI land sold
:shallibe sub8ectato redemption asi pro-
svidefh bN dawu hi SUCH casessidt blsG
aAlbaofy said landsiaare situxteJ in
zToWnshipsnnumhered lNoEth frome the
5Bme dine ianfi Ranges numb East
from the Willamette Meridtansuo,in
Benton fEeuptys State ofa " ashington.
rsThreealistsIpf aHnprnperty .delin-
Auentim the district snentiohed above
are posted inn each voting precinet
and sin1 the PLACES hereinafter aen-
tened ;.yov oS:v IS Asa3 hrs nom
II Precinct No.H1. Highway sat
corner of Tract II, high
lands. Plat sHR'' known as Kadow
Corner Corner. On corner Of Tract %, High
lands Plstr mB,a lne near Highlands ss club ID
house At southeast corner Of Tract "a
56, Highlands Plat aaAs at. pipe line.
.osPrecInct No. q. One at the front
door of tliev hall of nthe I.OD.F in
Kiona $ WasRingBen One at the front
door Of qthe sKe1s0z Home in Kionas
Washington. One'oat sthe uUs 81 Post
office inc Ki0na, Washipgtons bEEs nj
One additional copynis also posted
in the office Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Kennewick District; and one
m Office Of The County Treasurer
of Benton County, Washington. ii
Dated this 18th day of December,
1925 at Prosser, Washington.
MALCOLM McDOUGAL. Treas
urer of Benton County and ex-ofhc!o
Treasurer of Kennewick Dist. 38-4Q
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24

u s5e q nsopIe p aFe sTWays Kicking
about something and you will soon
See that those are the ones who do
nothing. Some Of the Students of
the high school are always knocking
the teAm tbnP afe they trying to help
Improve ita Ares they helping support
it, aoitsEEsvno9- eviEp3asno3 10 t-os
people rare always criticiz-
ings thefgoyernment butiare they Vot-
ink,sand doing their sshare toward
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24

FOR Wisconsin Pride seed
potaRaX grown from imported
seed. plah@d in July. This variety
has proYeH to be the best yielder OF
any Variety used in California. It is
nearly, as &arly as the Cobbler and
a much heAtier yielder of fine smooth
HstNOfSi Elencliff Potato Farms,
SAphE&dSAlWash. $3.50
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24

FOR SALE-1O-h.p. motor direct
connected with Ain. pump; 3-h.p.
motor direct connected with Pin.
pump; also Bean power sprayer.
Reason for selling pumps, am water
ing less land next year. Geo. Reas-
oner, Pafyo. 37-9c
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24

FOR SALE-At big bargain, Is
acres, buildings, alfalfa, fruit, as
pasagus, strawberries. On ditch No.
2. Small payment down. Call after
PM Phone .33x3. Mr. Wise r. No. /
Box 147A. Kennewick 39p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24

PEACHES - Cherries, aprlcots, all
kinds Of fruit trees, grapes, ber-
ries, reduced prices. Special low
prices on Mary Washington aspara-
gus roots and seeds. Sweet potato
plants in season. Home Nursery Co,
Richland. Washington. 471
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24
making the governmeB -sftDf

making the governmtE -sstRt
The world is full ofekiekers affdi 1t
Is full of pnllers too but there. are
too many Rickers X T. the ofatnber" of
pullersI shat there areSi- gnitTB1g
The next tiime. semething- goes
wrong in your school or -yotf town
br your country just remember that
"A mule cannot pull, when he is
kicking and he cannot kick when he
Is pulling and neither can YOU
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24

ASK US-about our new Winter Oil.
Pure Pennsylvania with q freezing
point Of 80 below zero. if you want
your Lizzie to start easy on cold
mornings. Columbia Garage. 32tf
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-12-24
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Hunting 's season is just about ovet
and DUCKS are scarce, so Ted Flesher
asked Don Peter if he knew whert
thepe .-xsre--aRV.-~"D on,"~-hs- asked,
"are- there any ducks out in the ponds
by the S. p. & S. depot ?"
,s.=ss4e=B gH.-:.1 first there
was one but people kept shooting al
it and never giving it any rest. and
one day when eight men tMed TO get
it, it just flew away and Jeser came
back" -sSe