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ll,eru CaTanM II Bropaa lie Ilpo-
NyHguc. B otHof EnHre. TIeHa $50
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-03-03

A woman may diet at home,
but she never diets at hotel
where they charge so cents
for a dish of ice cream.
& G. & &
No one can be happy who doesn't
keep on good terms with his con-
science.
& G. & &
'eThanks for the buggy ride"
said the precocious tot to. its
mother.
& & & &
Bill Green says he has IL more
barrels on his place now-Of
lime sulphur.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-03-03

Bill Green says: "Know thy
neighbour you may have a call
from the sheriff"
! & G. & &
| Courtesy springs from a good
heart, discourtesy from a bad
liver.
G. G. & G. -.
The inventor of the mir
TOR made it possible for
US all to see the one per-
feet man.
& G. & e.
You have no doubt observed that
most OF the get-rich-quick adver-
tIsements appear in the fiction
magazines.
& & & &
Man: An animal with suffi-
Gent intelligence to defend
his meanness.
& & G. &
March may come in like a lion;
1t may come in like a lamb; but
to us it always comes in like
collector.
& G. G. G.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
st. Patrick's day is here, me lad,
The day we wear the green,
The day that we dress up bedad,
Like an Irish King or Queen.
We love to hear the stories
Ut the folk from Erin's shore.
As they tell the tales of glories,
Tales of legend and of lore.
Of the castles of Killarney,
Of the banshee's piercing wall;
How they kissed the stone of BLAIR
And with blarney'd never fail.
n the eyes of every fair colleen,
There's a tinge of grayblue hue
\ color that you've likely seen;
lis known as Irish Blue.
The country's turning green, no
less, II
While the world rolls on, serene.
ure the engine on the fast express
las fluttering flags O. green. II
ri & & & & .z~.. II
Ibe Lincoln says politeness is ac-
quired, rudeness is natural II
>e. Il & & & III
There's lot of difference II
between hitting the pace, II
= and hitting the mark. II
& & & & II
At 25 the average .man sees the
eed of better laws, but at 45
e, sees the need of better men.
.s.-..-. & & e. & 80 II
Co.,. Do a good turn"
and you won't skid!
& & & &
customer: 1 want to get a dia-
lond ring set in platinum.
Emil: Certainly sir. Let me
low you our combination sets of
rec pieces; engagement, wedding
I'D teething rings at 10 per cent
scount. ~ :.
& & & G.
lmme a Cigarette, will you, Huh
ere,s to the man who buys his to.
Dacco. and smokes his tobacco
alone;
Dc, many a man smokes another,s
tobacco when he should be smok-
ing his own!
& & & &
After Pres. Coolidge retires
70 private life. he can some
Jay take up practically any
, workLexcept that of training
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-03-03
THE PERSONAL TOUCH

@ UCCESS in business depends personal winsomeness.
~ For instance in certain store the proprietor makes
special effort to speak to all his customers He has several
clerks and if he simply kept busy about what he was
doing and did not notice customers and let his clerks attend
to the public his attitude would not cold any way
But he believes in the personal touch He apparently
has pretty good idea of everyone who i and if he
think of peoples and he has long memory for
them, he speaks up with CHEEKY "Good morning Mr.
Mrs. -, and the people thus noticed are attracted by
his cordiaity That is likely to build up bigger bust
Kennewck. -. ..@@
n s.a------O- .@.#2~. -
most of artw spring be
to paint many of the houses of Kennewick
such renovating. zszs ~.~:4
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-03-03
GEORGE WASHINGTON

NE of the outstanding facts of Washngtons life is that
~ for than 60 he constantly at the COM
mand of his country ="
Rated the richest the colonies it was possible
for him to plead of private AFFAIRS just turn deaf
ear to the calls of the colonies struggling nation
In all the record, however, do not find single in
stance that he refused to heed the call of his country
Washington Week, observed so successfully in Wash
ngon sought to emphasize the characteristics of the great
leader and induce citizens of Washington to take these for
their own ..s.ta
the state of Washington is built as BELTS so great
NAME it will call for service by Westinghouse in
some degree at least that by George Washington
himself The personal direct challenge is one that cannot
be escaped by the who really wishes to his
The farmer who bring something sell every
time he comes to town to succeed the
one who has to buy lard meat, meal and grts
7 pretty to Il
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-03-03
Kills Himself to
Save Expenses

Thomas j., o'Donnell 1s-year senior student in the
Hempsted Long Island high school, shot and killed him
self the stage of the school auditorium The pistol
was similar to he had used when he had the star
role in school play two nights before.
In note the youth said he had chosen kill himself
"to tighten the family expenses" borne chiefly by his
mother, who is school teacher living in Hyde Park
The boys said to be outstanding student and had
the Columbia University oratorica prize 1925 in
contest conducted among all high schools of the state
He the second high school student to kill himself
within the day and the tenth American student to die bv
suicide in the last few weeks. Young ODonne No doubt
saved by his rash act but MANY people would
agree that it was wise sensible way to economize
Some folks take odd to reduce expenditures Take
In the stock business for example There are those who
Save money" by buying cheap feed. They buy bv the
pound or by the sack They stop to think that a
hundred pounds of feed will accomplish more in an
animals digestive system than hundred pounds of some
other kind Older heads at the busnessuness thew are
old enough to be childish-do not economic that wav
They go to an experienced and dealer and thereby
get more feed value for dollar That is what thew pe
from
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1927-03-03
We TOO

Agricultural colleges and other agencies
acting as farm advisors strongly advo-
cate supplementing the ordinary activi-
ties with cattle, pigs and poultry. Exten-
sion specialists, railroad farm agents and
all interested in the farmers welfare are
strong with this recommendation. -
Having farmed for long years in this
community, we too, are of the opinion
that every farm should have few cows,
pigs and chickens. They are the farmers
staples-and he doesn't have to wait un-
til next year to get his money-if any.
We say, raise animals-and we can start
you right. &C.,
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
soon as the tractors and street
graders are brought out for the
spring grading work.

Dear Mr.. F'ixit: Will you see If
something can be dore for Indi-
ana Ave-, from Tenth st. to Mont
calm St.? This is one Of the worst
streets in the city. NJ. A. r.
The city engineer told Mr.. F'ixit
that this place is in the spring
repair program, and will be re-
paired as soon as the downtown
section repair work is finished.
Dear Sir: 1 am writing you about
the same loose joint in the street
car track in front of my home that
I did last fall. 1t was fixed then,
but has worked loose since. Please
see that it is fixed again. x. P. r.
The street car company told Mr..
Fixit that they would attend to
the loose joint at once.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-21

The farthest known star is about
,293, 572,675 miles from the earth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-21

life. The spark of divinity burns in
every human breast. 1t is the bust
ness of the Christian to make of
this spark an illuminating force in
the worlds life. Some of the worlds
greatest reformers and most master
full personalities have risen from the
depths of hell. Leaving the way Of
the. ungodly they have walked the
pathway of righteousness, and haye
consecrated themselves to the great
task of developing human souls and
promoting in human experience and
life world brotherhood. The so-called
unsaved men and women of the
world have very frequently proved
themselves to be saviors of men.
"A Christian is not one who be.
longs to this or that church, but
one who has in him the spirit that
was in Christ Jesus and who. is en-
deavoring to live the Christ life. 1t
means more to say that a man Is
a man than to say that he is
Methodist or a. Universalist or
Baptist. Religion, to be vital, must
have it's seat in the human heart,
not in theological tenets. 1t is our
business not to put men into bliss
full heaven or a burning hell of to-
rorrow's life, but to take hell out OF
present day experience by removing
it's cause, and to help in putting
ourselves and all mankind In the
path of heavenly experience.
If you are helping to build the
life of God in the lives of men, then
you are saviors in the sense that
Jesus was the great sovior of man
kind" the Rev. Line said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-21
To PLAN RECRUITING

Final plans for enrolling the
Marion County quota of 375 young
men for the Fifth Corps Area train
ing camps June 20 to July 81, will be
this afternoon at meet
ing in Governor Jackson's office.
Members of the county committee APP
pointed by Felix M. McWhirter, In
diana civilian aid to the secretary of
war, to sponsor the camps, will at
tend, according to Wallace o. Lee,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-21
USE SERVE SELF PLAN
Adapt Shopping System to Nursery
Business Proves Popular.

The serve yourself" plan of mer-
chandising was adapted to new use
today when Bert Walton. 919 Broad
way, nurseryman, announced the
system was being employed at his
nurseries in the selection of trees and
shrubs.
Walton, who has been in the
nursery business for thirty-four
years, said people like to shop for
their trees and shrubs just as well
as for, their groceries. I'm sure the
plan will prove popular"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-21
WHAT IS HE'LL?
IS ANSWERED BY
PASTOR IN TALK
The Reverend Line Gives His
Version of a Big
Question.

'fWhat is hell?" was asked by the
Rev. Fred A. Line of the Central Uni
versalist Church Sunday while speak
ing on 1.-THE Lost Soul
1T is a condition of life consequent
upon disobedience of law" the Rev.
Line said. Hell is loves method of
awakening conscience and purifying
life.'
Punishment in the divine economy
is not a manifestation of hatred but
the sign and instrument of love. We
have been told that the lost are In
hell.
"Who are the lost? The number
is legion. You and / belong to the
number. and all others who fail to
appreciate in full the power of God
love. Point out to me perfect man
and will show you another Christ.
The self-satisfied Christian who
thinks that he has been washed
winter than snow, that he belongs to
the saved of God, has much to- learn.
The most religious man has need
for more religion.
=
having tasted the fruit of knowledge
and life, have magnified in thought
their own goodness and greatness,
pointing the finger of scorn and con-
domination at their so-called unsaved
neighbors and friends.
do you remember the word of
Jesus to the Scribes and Pharisees
vino were constituting themselves as
self-appointed judges over the con-
duct of one who had sinned. He that
is without sin among you, let him
cast the first stone at her. How many
stones were cast? Ponder yourselves
over this question.
His Reply
Were Jesus with us today his re-
ply to those who murmured against
the waste of precious ointment
would undoubtedly be the same, Let
her alone; she hath done what she
could. In His sight the honest,
aspiring publican, not the self-right-
eous Pharisee, would be justified.
The good Samaritan, hereto though
he might be, rather than the relig
ious priest or the Levite, would be
recognized as the true disciple. 1t is
capacity for life. Every man is lost
to some of the beauties of life's deep
err experience. No man loses it all.
1--WE can draw no line of division
through the earth, putting the saints
on one side and the sinners on the
other, and say that the former are
elected to eternal life, while the lat
ter are elected to eternal misery. The
clear-cut line of division goes
through the heart and life of every
man. On the one side we find all
Athat is selfish, impure and ungodly;
&n the other all that is clean and
pure and holy, The so-called lost
souls of the earth are Gods children.
What shall be their doom? The
way of the transgressor is hard. Hell
is the portion of those who go the
way of the ungodly-a hell of suffer
ing and misery and wretchedness.
Christ came not to save men from
burning hell, but He came to- save
men from their sins. While the man
who sins shall endure even as God
endures, his way of life must per-
ish. We don't want to be saved from
hell, but from the sin which results
in hell experience. Hell is an instru-
mentality of goodness whereby we
are brought back to God.
The Lost Soul
What must be the destiny of the
lost soul, the destiny Of the race?
Our only answer can be, larger
growth deener exnerience trrer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-21
DINERS LOSING MONEY
Norfolk & Western Lost 81 Cents
on Every Meal Served Last Year.

The Norfolk & Western Railway
served 24s,o56 travellers in ito din
ing cars last year, and lost slightly
more than 81 cents per meal served,
according to data compiled and an
nounced by S. B. Adams. travelling
passenger agent, here today.
The loss, amounting to $77,0s1, is
not considered extraordinary, Adams
said. the railway being repaid by
good will Of its patrons.
Revenue from the dining cars dur
ing 1926 totaled s2S9, 3O3.S5. or $1.16S
per passenger served. while ex-