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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-10-28

FL
The torturing of criminals on
"the wheel" is very ancient form
of punishment. In an improved"
form it was revived in Germany in
the Fourteenth century. The un-
fortunate victim was laid upon q
very large cart wheel, his legs and
arms extended and fastened to the
spOkes, and in that position, as the
wheel was turned around, his
limbs were broken by successive
blows with an iron bar. In France,
where the wheel was used only to
punish criminals Of the most afro
cious sort, the victim was first
bound to frame of wood in the
form of q st. Andrews crOss-that
is, two bars Of equal length laid
cr0sswise like an x. Grooves were
cut transversely In these bars,
above and below the knees and ell
bows, and the executiOner struck
the limbs of the victim eight blows
80 as to break them in these places,
Sometimes he finished his work BY
striking the criminal two or three
blows on the chest or stomach,
which usually put ON end to the
sufferers life, and therefore were
called blows of mercy. The punish.
ment Of the wheel was abolished
In France at the revolution. In
Germany it was occasionally In
ficted early in the last century f0l
the crimea Of treason and parr1cide
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-10-28
The Dirty Work

The helplessness of mere man In
the presence Of ordinary domestic
tasks was illustrated in the case OF
the old miner, who explained that
he had once tried to improve his
cooking by studying book Of
recipes. ''It was no use," he said
sadly, because every one of them
receipts starts off with take a
clean dish.'"
He was kin to one of the sons
OF Mrs. Macleod. She was called
away from home one day just after
dinner. AS she was leaving she
said to one of the boys:
Zone of you must wash the
dishes and the other wipe them and
put them away, so that everything
will be tidy when get back"
"All right, mother" said Jack,
"but Wills got to wipe them. I'm
willing to wash, but wiping is such
greasy work"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-10-28
REPORT OF ANNUAL
w. C. T. u. MEETING
Local Dele gate Contributes 9
Review of. Activities of 43rd
Year of Organization

Report of the 43rd annual con-
vention of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union of eastern
Washington, held in Walla Walla
Oct. 12-15 at the Christian church.
The evening of the 18th a ban
quet was given in the Pioneer M.
E. church and was presided over
by Mrs. j. w. Summers, wife of
Congressman j. w. Summers of
Walla Walla. Invocation by Rev.
B. A. Warren, pastor Of st. Pauls
Episcopal church.
Following the meal Mrs. Sum-
mers introduced Mayor Ben. F.
Hill who gave an address of well
come to the convention. w. W..
Kerne, supt. Of the public schools
extended the welcome in behalf
Of the school. He said the story
circulated by the "wets" that there
was more drinking among high
school students was false, as he
came in contact with a thousand
students and he knew whereof he
spoke
The president of the Parent
Teachers association said that the
| men make the laws but the moth
| ers enforce them. Miss Edith Whit
ing, state president Of the east
Washington W.C.T.U. responded to
the words of welcome. During the
convention prizes were awarded
for new membership.
The state banner was awarded
to Thorp, their gain being the
greatest. Second prize was given
those unions having a ten per
cent gain over last year. Colfax,
Walla Walla, Kennewick, Sunny
side and Grandview were among
these. Prize was an American
flag.
| Lit pIcSluSIiC > ohuuol uiSSoaSS
in part, was: recommendations to
the Union for the coming year,
that we adopt the slogan "Hold
fast and go forward" Hold fast
the law; hold fast the member
ship; hold fast a campaign for
education that the people may see
that prohibition is the best method
for dealing with the liquor traffic.
Second, that every Union see that
they make 100 per cent in regis
tration and in voting on election
day, and that our influence be
felt in voting for dry officials.
Third, that emphasis be placed on
Temperance instruction in public
schools. This teaching to include
total abstinence and the reason
why prohibition came and the ne
cessity for law enforcement.
An address was given by Hon.
j. w. Summers. Addresses were al
so given by Senator Dill and 9TH
ers.
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School attendance was increased
SO much in the grades that the
board has had the portable build
ing renovated and put a grade in
it. Miss Anne Eastman of Cheney
is the teacher and she makes her
home with her sister at the Hume
residence.
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III am. will deliver a sermon, the
subject Of which is "Solemn Duty
Christians" You are welcome and
we are sure you will enjoy every
minute of the hour spent with us.
At $50 the B. Y. p. u. meets
and this meeting will give you
satisfaction in every way. Come
and spend this hour with an in
teresting lesson.
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Services at 1880. Subject ~ =.
mon "No Cross-No Crowns v "
are welcome. 40
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

A study of the Bible should give
us greater interest in our neigh
bors and give us more sympathy
for those who need our help, to
illustrate this our subject for Sun.
day morning. will be "Our Neigh
bors."
Sunday evening at 1880 we viii
speak on the subject Goods re-
sponsibility for earthquakes and
pestilences and suffering" This is
a suggested topic and may be fol
lowed by a continued discussion
one week later.
Sunday School opens promptly
at 10 o'clock. Plan to be present
for the opening service. League
services at $50 Sunday evening
and the week night service at 7:3(
Thursday evening.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bible School at 9:45 am.
Communion service at II
Christian Endeavor GAO n
Choir practice every Wedness,Sis..
evening at 7:30.
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BAPTIs T

Rev. Frederick w. Carstens
F. J. Arnold, Supt. of s. s.
At Sunday School Sunday we
will start new contest. This will
be interesting and every member
should be at Sunday School to find
out all about it. Bring your friends
and be on time at 9:45.
Rev. Carstens has returned to
his pulpit and is feeling much inn
proved in health and Sunday at
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formances las. year New fosA. Gin
cinnati, St.. Louis and Boston have
taken steps to remedy shortcomings.
Players, whose temporary loss
through injury weakened the Giant
drive to head off Pittsburgh last
year, have recovered. While Mcaraw
has added Jimmy Ring, former Qua.k-
or, to his pitching staff, Hugh Nc
Quillan, mound star of 1921, who was
suspended shortly after The start of
the season last year, is expected 10
add slab strength to New York.
First base in the Cincinnati lineup
will have Il new and capable ruard-
ian if Wally Pipp. recently acquired
from the Yankees, fulfills cXpccta-
tions.
Luqucs recovery from an onc ration
assures the same strong piteaing
corps Cincinnati had last season
Cardinals Will BE- Stronger
The benefit of an early start under
the leadership of Rogers Hornsby
installed as manager Of the Cardinals
last June, is expected to aid the
fight Of st. Louis. Purchase from
the Giants of the youthful iiuntzing-
CT adds to the clubs pitching pos
sibilities.
The Braves, who made strong
finish last season with the aid Of
young pitchers, have acquired Jimmy
Johnston, seasoned inficld, Brown,
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TEX RICHARD
CONFERS WITH
TUNNELS BOSS
Indications Are That Il Demp-
sey-Tunney Match Will
Be Arranged

New York, Jan. 90. tP)--Announc-
ing his selection of Gene Tunney as
the logical contender for the title,
Tex Richard has given the yuXilistic
world indications that Jack Dempsey
will defend the heavyweight cham
pionship inder his. promotion next
summer or fall.
Still refusing to affirm that he
has practically completed negotia-
tons for d Il round no decision title
fight at Boyles' Thirty Acres, Jersey
City, Richard nevertheless has admit
ted comforting this week with Billy
Gibson, Tunney's manager. He also
has announced that he sees no chance
to fear displeasufe Of the New York
state athletic commission, which has
ordered Dempsey to fight Harry
Wills.
Paddy Mullins, manager Of Wills,
remains hopeful that Dempsey will
fulfill terms of tentative agree
mcnt he made to defend the title
against the negro under the promo
ton of Floyd Fitzsimmons.
Richard does not care to promote
q Dempsey-Wills match.
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PIRATES WILL
FACE STRONGER
TEAMS IN 1925
Pittsburgh's Lineup Remains
Unchanged While Six
Others Make Deals

New York, Jan. 22.-tP)--Pitts-
burgh, favored by the youth and con
fidcncc Of Il machine which triumph
ed last year, will face reinforced
teams in its drive to retain the Ma
-Aonal league championship.
Six teams have made major league
deals to strengthen positions at
which they displayed weakness last
year. The Pirate Lineup, however.
will remain unchanged, unless Hal
lyme, inficldcr, and Paul W,ancr, out
fielder, Pacific coast additions, win
regular births.
Chicago, cellar occupant last year
alone Of tho clubs has been unable
to make a winter deal in the majors.
The new Cub pilot, Joe Mccarthy
will make his fight with team re-
built from minor league recruits.
Pour Clubs Threaten
Four clubs from which vigorous
opposition to the Pirates has been
predicted on the basis of their per-
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Il Out Of Is Tennis
Writers See Victory
for Suzanne Lengler

Cannes, Francc, Jan. "a Lp1 OF
sixteen tennis writer's here. fourteen
believe Suzanne Lenglen will defeat
Helen Wills.
One American and one Englishnlan
""iicve the California; has n good
chance.
Should Miss Wills win her way to
the final Of the mctropole tourna-
Eaent now under way, she will be pitt
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
THANKS FROM VENICE

WRITES THANKS FROM VENICE
People who suffered -ts1n.- serious
diseases that started with simple
cough or cold realize the importance
Of checking them right ut the start.
w. II. Gray. Venice, California,
writes. "Foley's Honey and Tar is
windcrful for attacks of coughs
and colds" Folcy's Honey and Tar
Compound gives quick relief from
coughs and colds. Buy bottle to.
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day ard keep it on hand for ths
Sigh est emergency. Sa;istac, ION
guaranteed M.
Thursday Musical Club
feed sale t0mt rrOw a HosAins.
Meyer,
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Use Gas. thc scientific fuel.
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an outficldcr. aud Jimmy Taylor
catcher from the Robins.
Brooklyn. rebuilt with veteran
material, and Philadelphia looking
for added inf.cld strength ut frs,
base from Jack Bentley, arc hope.
rul
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ted against either Mile. Nlasto Of
France, or Mrs. Satterttx waite &, 1 au
English woman. Both these women
frequently have faced Suzanne across
the net and neither Of them have
been able TO wrest n set from her.
From the play Of Miss Wills in the
final basis for comparing her with
Mile Lenglcn will be available.