Roseburg review., March 11, 1916, Image 6

7:15 Palace Theater 8:45
TONIGHT "HOMS Of EATlIS' TONIGHT
La.t Time of ll.e U.rf F.xe Keel Con.-iv
7ie
COLLEGE
WIDOW
From the Play ot that Name by the World Famous
HUMORIST
GEO. ADE
ADULTS
10c No Advance in Prices 5c
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ViTK K TO THL I.AI'II..
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Van Loan ir 'n the
it i pre;., .red to tl-i n.ai.u
iu' tunnc of hair gM Js. Ui
chid.nr it' tt-. puff-, :j r !
aLd if ar.:-formations, from
iur on (oii.tiinpc Kootir.g
anil extracting of dead oil and
i K'-U'-lf ( ulu in is a " Mil
do mall ordr huMm-.
VIMMK VAN l,'iN
1'J 1 KaM Iine Street.
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hiving IMKTM P. '
In r ;.l to n'i iii'-rou lii-)iiirl' a-j
to lit- identltv of l-onald Urain -vhn:
in in Iuim in if pa r trier in ' The
Von in (lit- Y u. ' tn h will I" i:
at III- Antl-T s "I t r on Sui.d.r
anil Mon.i.n. with Mr (train in Hp
-tl la r rob-, the phot in) i a mat ic pro
itiriin; company wh P lo antiouiii
that it I none otli'-r tli.tn Mrs. Je-ne
1. I,.i-kv. mi!,, of tii- luiui of tli"
organization. Mrs l.a-kv t haii' i-d
to b .eri lin. the cumin r tn " ; 1 1 j
foriila w h.-n Mr. Itiain arrived for j
i he taking of hi f ir-i film pi t ore j
Mi J.;i-k has alwav been anxious'
to appear In one of li-r h u bands ,
l-ftnimli .iinatir priulm turn, and
w In n no other suitable dam ins part-ii'-r
i ould be found for Mr. (train. ;
ohint- ered her terv It e Since '
Mrs I.askv'n H;i-tir;in tn tin- pm
limiion of 'The Voice in the Koc."
-h- ban been fct-pi huv , tb- Hof ,
I noil t tit-atrh ;il colon v, w itli re-
fiU'"t s to tf,l. li t 1 111 I ll.- ' i . - I : ' ,.
Ulirn u Tak ( "1moiIm- Lun'-. Titldt I-
V, In n viu f-el dull and Miij'id af
lit alnijc.
U r -1 j itri'tlpdt-d or tiilfoiifl
V. li.-n ou h.tf a s;. k ti'-ada- li.
U lit ii von tiAvt' a f'tur PtoMiacii.
V. li -u von l.t-li h nfi-r '.uiiik
li.-n tm Uh iriditct"tiiiii
U ii n iM-rwiui or ilfpond tit
S li n on ha- no r lifii Uir nir
tiit-a I
U Iit ii vour 1 1 v r i1 lot plil.
OM.iihHMe -Vf r h'Tv
Lecture Hy
Rev.E. II. Hicks
"First One Place
Then Another"
H.ipt it Church
Fucs., March 14
8 oVI.m V
A'lniUsion
A !;iVs 25v Children 15.-
MAJESTIC
IT'S DIFFERENT
TODAY-ONE DAY ONLY
'The Wraith of Hidden Towers"
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SETTLED OUT
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Jerry's Reverg"Wi li l.i.
5C 6-REELS-6 IQc
roMomow
UTe RED CIPXLE - THE GIRL AND THE CAME
AnJ I hi- lin;il t ix:Ie of "THE BROKEN COIN"
CHILDREN
LOCAL AMI I'LKSONAL
T- a Tri go Sur.dae it Guilt.' I
V F Ho-Ues was in from Look
lilacs tO'iay. .
The bfht L'.'-c ro-al In the city at
M riallfo Hot.-l.
tt!. 1 W. 'fall aiiu- in from'
,l-r,i.trr. to t-j-nd Sunday with her
, ar nM.
Mr- .Inn1 S-hatnp, of Sutht-rlln,
a.- iit iiii; KoH' tiuris friend s to
.i.i. Krank Harris n, of I'ortland, ar
t w '-d h'-rt last t-w uinis to Hptnl a
da h it h f ri'ndn.
liiniark and dauhtr.
Kt tit 1, ho H-nt the pat two
in Kotliinr. Ift for tln-lr
ioiih- I ! j s afternoon.
W. K St. J'diri. of SutlMTlin, np.-nt
"in dav in fiH-'!iiri; lookinif ;f(-r
.umim-s inatttrw. Mr. St. John i a
i n ' 1 1 ! ;t t for rnii tit rorn m in-ionr
it t In- K'-puMii an primary !( tlon.
T!ie p-!p!.- of t'any mvillf, art
i i a I inw flaliorao arrant't'iiifiitx for
t... t ,-i "i !at- s h ill, to 1-f h.dd tht-rt
ifT Krlda v ti i r lit A numlif r of
i:iM'!nir,' peopU- will attend th
i-nt , fin I ud i nt; not a ft-w randf--Irit.-n
1 1 1 l rin iiu.;:. 1 1 a' H tit; friMisht
iv. nt for tat Southern Pa if i- foni
'.u:., airh-d here from I'ortlantl
'a f n'L'ht t'i ; p. lid a eouple of das
I In fillers Vr. J fit ii i n its sas husl-i"--,
c ondit :on are lmpro Ine ant!
r.Mlr -m.Is are haiiis difficiiltr
;i h in 'Tin t !k t raff it- Thf rar
i a in O ii is he nt! raiidly
Ih M i
t'ouM S ii pi . (. (. Itrown reports
iii:- -r. a.tiv.' oi fcMiil.at ion of
1 t'l.l'i i-i.il i luNf an th reuli .if
.i- r.'.. it ti,p to the Mjiitlitrn part
f tt.e M. At hoth la? t'ret-k
m l 'r'!- t'ri k th ( hildreti of
'or -li f'"t it hooI in' thote lo
.il.'i - eriil.U-d on the U'taion of
w-,f nf (he pi' ai ailtitoritieH. In
a h in tai -e th- tea-'heri atiH
p.iiri.r,- of t!n m honl i-r' ainj in
i-c-t -l and it N ti.liewd tliat itli
ii h a M' L lie of the thildren in
lite I 'id' i t, t ( t . il Will lie M-ri!ia
: in a!id r - - It in a nr-at a?n mnt
-f K 1
m:v TMt;V.
lni'Mi ; tir of t-tuM s mitt. n
O-ATn-r rail at l(e(- oi'lrt
f..- I!ie-ll.
i;i VST .ii'oniM ltaifv plant for
i !-. p-T do I ii'iuire 1 1
U . I ir..- t
MU'Ki; furtii-ii I I .his- ke.-pMiir
ot vl- i rti.in H li sleep. IK
p.,f ti I J " Mill .-t
n !: sMi- it. i :. to;. r.-l i.-r
!. ; r r. -.t pare. ran he
' i, ,.-! t. p.irii-l pit, pei pound
i . - - i - i;.. k i '.M!'i i .di n k pl ,
d -u'.V US' d to wt-ekt. o-l
$T ". fit Man w.inlt-d. $: '. S .1.
l i , I. i.l telaie. (re in
I ' f ft i' I ' ' -i 'i'H ft I . M t t 1 ' ?t l ft t t ft rtt -
f 1 1 :,,n ,. t-t it v. 'itnst n-it t ( ri if r hettt -'
i ' ! t r 1 1 ; wii t the nit ti"ti fir I n 1 1
OF COURT
1 1 1 ' ' a ' . 1 Mi- n t in i t v 'ti
EFORM NG
IJRRITRINC:
iLOSIE A O.n.f.'v
Iiw I b l.nifsl Hi linfriu
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H M Kliy M Jn from RaUrrU
Cr'.-k toiay.
L A. I-fco rime dovQ from Rld-di-
tlatf kftrDooo.
Mr H K UunhfivM ni br
fro;u Vinih--jtter today. t
Noble Andr-t and son er doa
from Myrtle Crrek today. ,
W in M M oo re ca ti; e o v v r from
Iiraln on hu:Le- thl piurninK-
Mm T M boyd and dauKhtr,
of Oakland, spent today vism&g in
this rity.
Hon J. II. Hooth left this morning
to M-nd the day at bi ran-h near
I(u kl-
('harle Wharton I ft for Riddle
thin morning to took after buiiness
mattera.
A K Shiria. of Sutherlin, arrived
her la-i evenlnK to npnd a day on
huMlieFB.
Some wonderful valuer in ruirs
and arp"tJ Se Ii. W. Strong, the
FurniturM Man. t
V. H. Ulake, of Tortland. arrived
her last evening to spend a few
days on buriinetu.
I Mrb K J. Wainwott and Mrs. I)
K Vernon w ere over from Oakland
today viMfting friends. I
John M Kean, the Twer Crek
farn.er, wrnnt the day in Koseburg
looking after business matters. (
T J. Ardray, of Sutherlin. was a
h u sinews vlhitor In Honeburg today,
making the trip with his auto. (
Mr. ('. L. (Mevenger and Mrs. J.
T Fry went to hrain this afternoon
to spend Sunday with relatives.
Mr. and Mm. Arthur Iadel, of
Portland, arrived here last evening
to upend a few days with friends.
Mrs. J. X. Jaekman, of Sutherlin,
in spend i n k a few days here visiting
her daughter, M rs. Floyd Se liter. t
Mth. V I. Itulck. of Myrtle Creek,
who had been visiting relatives in
thin rity, left for home this morning.
Fred Heard, Mauley M. Btrawn
and Mrs. V. K. Thompson came
down from Yoncalla on buHinesn this
morning.
rFank and Arthur Stark, of Coos
County, arried here ant evening on
their war to Portland to Bpend nev-t-ral
weeks. j
I hereby announce mvself as a can
didate for JiiHtire of the leare for
Deer Creek Precinct, at tha Kepiitdi
ran prtiiiariea. May 19th. K. H.
(Jrinsted. ( Paid Adv.).
The Southern Pacific Company,
aifainst whom a judgment was made
in t he loeal Cin uit Court recently
foreclosing tax delinquency certifi
cates, to. lav filed notice of appeal to
the State Supreme Court. The offi
cials for I o he las County are the de
fendants on appeal.
While moWng a heavy table :it his
home in North Koeturg hmt even
ing, Kd ard SiiiKleton, janitor at
the hotinlas National Hank build
Inn. t.ii'.tantetl a very painful injurv
of the foot. The injury was dressed
bv I r Set her this morning. As a
result of the accident Mr. Singleton
will walk under a disadvantage fur
several days.
Prd Heard, who arrived here thU
inorntng from Yomalla, says the
onfe, liimeiy store of John Stephens
was robbed there last night. Kn-tran-e
to the building wan effected
through a r--ar window. Cigars,
candies aiii other aril ties of a simi
lar nature were taken bv the rob
bers. This makes the third or fourth
t'rne that the store i otulm ted by Mr.
Stephens has be-n robbed during the
past few months.
Tomorrow s shoot at Winchester,
umb r the auspiceH of the Kosehurg
C.un Club, pminlses to be one of the
mod entertaining events of Its kind
held this seas.m. Several matt-he
have b.-eii arranged for the occasion,
including a l'"i bird evejit whit-h will
be open to nil eoiuers In a similar
event held last Sllllilav. Fred Tolleg.
a lin al painter, won the club medal.
A tiebt lunch will be served on tbw
grounds: at noon.
l.ll.MT IITK (AST.
(Continued From Page I
bids for er-cting tin proposed build
im; will tb.-n be inserted in the local
pre. n ih,. pv.-nt of no delav on
at nunt of It gal ij motions, actual
worn on tin- school structure will
h. Kin bv April 1'.. according to the
members of the s. hool board This
will In-one its , otupleMton bv the
time school op.-ns for the fall term
next S p! lllhT
Fr mi tli- iiivemigation made bv
be school huard It l b -liev.'d 17'..-
"imi, tog-tlitr with tm tnsurance of
I rt.eived shortlv a'ter the
tire. Milt enct a, hi hool stru- tur-
with a a;ait of H'ot pupils Th.s
hatacier of a tullding. the mein-;-rn
of t he s. hool board believe.
w;!l he a. f. . piate to tin- demands of
the district lor se-.erl vears in th
future I he propo ed building will
be in. .d' rn in eiv particular and
ill t u'l.pMte well miti the K. ti M.I
-trn. un s fiiuiid in n.ain of the
iiuiie lti pnrt a nt towns on ihe I'a.-itlc
t The -tincture will contain
a i n:n lort.iM- auditorium. gv tn -i.isietii.
shower bat;-s and iram
oih r appointnu i:ts of t uuv. nlence
to tea lo ts and pupils
A number ot argute, t arnvt d
here tod.iv. ;fd hioM of them will
be pt srni at Tb,. a. , oid boa-d tueet
It't; to b he1.) Mondav ntght t
fba toio- the f . r-t dclm.te t p In
the ill re Hon tvf erect i ig t lie new
t'utltf ing w ill W taken
M tr n Vr-nn Ki C M
t.TS0 TH L BOX S Uplift
wrt sx MtirT sr e4.-VLVN ,r
T or IMiTATIOWw-
LOCAL A.VD PEKO.MAL
F tmc old reliable" I
at.
4
O. W. Tona
Reliable
A rellmble nub, like a faithful friend, mill nfter deceive
Too. We carry a large stock of all the reliable make. The
HanUltoo. Wallham, Elgin. Howard, are all good vatchea.
The man or woman desiring to porthae a good lime piece
will make no mistake In looking over our up-to-date line, as
our pnc are lower than the mail order hou-s and our
goods are fully guaranteed to plrase you.'
OVALlTTIVICt
YOUNG & BUBAR
JEWtUM A OrTOMtTRim Phons 114
LOCAL A.VU rKKrtO.NAL
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Riddle will en
tertain a number of their friends at
dinner this evening.
George Whit more, of Portland,
passed the day here looking a.ftr
business matters.
Miss Hannah Ruden, who recently
closed a term of school on thj lowr
Ca la pool a, has returned to this city.
Mrs. N. M. Thoriip'on, of Baker,
who had been visiting here with
relatives and friends, left today for
Kugene.
George W. Stephens and wife ar
rived here from Oakland this morn
Ing and expect to remain for a day
or two.
J. I. Roach, of Tiller, who had
been here for the pant few days on
business, returned home this morn
ing. Misses Grace and Vera Graham,
of The Dalles, left for their home
last evening, after a few days spent
here with friends.
Kay Henderson, who Is teaching
school at Looking Glass, arrived
lie re last evening to send the week
end with his parents. j
Your linoleum mill last veirs
longer by buying a ran of Oco Boco
Linoleum Varnish from U. W.
Strong, the Furniture Man.
Mrs. J. W. Miller and daughter.'
of Green, who had been visiting with
Mrs. H. S.. Rice here for several
days, returned home this morning.
Mrs. O. F. Mills and daughters.
Missel Irnia and Georgia, of Cottage
Grove, arrived here this corning and
will visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Enger.
Mr. and Mrs." Howard Watkins,
of C'hehalia. Wash., arrived here
this afternoon to spend a few days
with friends. Mrs. Watkins former
ly lived in Douglas County. ,
Hygienic Kalsomlne Is easily pat
on the wall, '.aps without showing,
and In addition is destructive to bac
teria. See B. W. Strong, the Furni
ture Man.
Fred D'Arcy, of Michigan, will
arrive In Roseburg tomorrow to re
main permanently. Mr. D'Arcy spent
some time here a few months ago
and was so well satisfied with con
ditions that he decided to return to
Hoseburg to make hta future home.
Sheriff John W. Orr, of Dallas,
Oregon, passed through here this
morning enroute to Madera. Calif.,
after a prisoner wanted for non-'
support. He recently assisted Sheriff
Quine in the capture of Glenn Bangs,
wanted for embleulement in Illinois.
Mrs. George K. Houck left last
night for Portland, where she will
begin her trip of several weeks on a
visit to various Kastern Star Chai
t'TH In Northern and Kastern Ore
gon. Mrs. llourk is Worthy Grand
Matron of the order, whose duty it
ts to visit the chapters several times
during the year.
After an examination by the coun
ty board at the courthouse yester
day. T. H. Hamilton, of the Soldiers'
Home, was adjudged Insane, and he
was ordered committed to the state
hospital. Attendants from the state
Institution took the man to Salem
this morning. He had been a resi
dent of the home but a short time.
According to members of the
building committee of the local
Catholic Church, the contract for the
new structure to be erected on the
present site of the church will prob
ably be let In the next few days.
There has Wen some consideration
hit ly of changing the plans in order
to reduce the cost. The final deter
mination w ill probably be reached
soon In order that the work may be
started as soon as possible.
Cnuntv Health Officer Dr. George
K Houck today received from the
t.'e health board a quantity of lit
erature bearing on the subject of
caring for Infants immediately after
'in h This w as also ac-omnanied
by copies of the state law recently
enacted, w hie h makes it unlaw ful
for a person failing to notifv the
he.ih h aut fioniie9 in case the new
lorn child is afflicted with Inflam
tr.aib n of the eves It is said this
in'lamatlon results In 2d per cent
of (he blindness In the entire coun
trv The parent, nurse, mid wife
and phv-i.-ian are all ma le respon
sible under the tw, and neglect of
ttrs law ts punishable by a fine of
trorn to l"i It Is urged that
Cits matter be given prompt atten
tion The adoption of the law ha
b. .-n agitated bv (he health hosn!
for a number .if vears.
Slgn of Giawl IMgeMion
W hen you see a cheerful and happv
old lady ci must know that she has
good digestion If your digestion is
im;aird or if ou do not relish your
"":iN take a dose of Chamberlain s
TuMrts Tury strengthen the stom
ach. Improve the digestion and cause
a gentle n!ovn:ert of the bowels Ob
Utnatle eter.twhere. c
B. BabM g
Watches
I I 'I-I-H-I-H-H-H-i-:
f.
t- St. George's Guild will
fr. serve noon-day dinner and f
evening supper at the Grand 4
4 Hotel Grill. Saturday, it arch -fr
J- IS. Proceeds for street as- 4
4 seas menu. Further announce- 4
4 ments. i
GFKMANS MAKK GAINS.
BERLIN". March 11. Making an
unexpected attack at New Hheims.
the (Germans penetrated the French
lines for two-thirds of a mile along
a 14uu-yards front, so headquarters
announced.
I o-
TIIKIIIXOMI TO SI KRKMlKlt.
PKTROdRAD. March 11. Trebi
zond will be surrendered with little
resi-'tance, so Tiflis dispatches said.
The guns in the harbor diittrict have
been dismantled and the valuables
removed. The ltu?sians are within
a day's march of the city. A flnet
U hurrassing the retreating Turks.
LOCAL AND I'KKSONAl.
Peter Jones was in from Look'ng
Glass today.
W. A. Williams, of Portland, was
a Koseburg visitor today.
George Marsh, of Looking Glass.'
was a Koseburg visitor today.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Hanes. of
Portland, were Koseburg visitors to-i
day. :
E. F. Slade. of Salem, arrived here
this morning to spend a few days dn
business. j
Miss Clara Ospald, of Yoncalla. 1
returned home today, after a visit
here with friends.
i
W A. ( rank, of Portland, spent
the day in Koseburg looking after
business Interests. j
1. B. Nichols, the Itrockwav mer
chant, arrived in the city this af-!
ternoon for a short visit. j
Miss Kdith Hopkins, who Is teach
ing school near l)i!)ard. returned
home today for the week end. j
Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Powell, of
Tvee. who were here for a few days
on business, returned home today.
Miss Mr.udf Wilhoit. one of the
waitresses at the Hotel rmpnua.
went lo Portland today for a vlsli.
Mips Kdith I'aley, of Yoncalla .re
turned home this afternoon, after a
visit here with friends for several
days.
I). P. McKay, of Wilbur, candidate
for county assessor at the ItepuMI
can primary election, spent the day
in Koseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pratt, of
Marysville. Cal.. left for Portland
this afternoon, after a few days spent
here with friends.
I Charles V. Anderson and wife, of
i Portland, will leave for their home
mis evening, alter a few days spent
here with frriends.
Mr. nd Mrs. J. W. Chandler, of
Albany, who had been visiting here
with C. A Chandler and family, re-tu.r.-d
lo tli- Ir home today.
A. 1). Hradley this afternoon sold
his third Huirk automobile In as
many days. The name of the pur-rh:..-
r could not be ascertained at
the hour of going to press.
Mrs. Howard McCallister. who
had been visiting Mrs. Kate Kussell
and other friends here for the nat
few days, left this afternoon for Eu
gene. She was the guest of honor
at a party last evening, when several
friends were present at the home of
I Gordon Gage, the local lim...
drlier. when arraigned In the re
corders court this afternoon on a
charge of disorderly conduct com-'
inltted on the str.-ets eariv this
morning, entered a Ple of guiitv
He was fined o. which wa paid'
bv his father. Fred Lilard and ll-n
Huldwin. who were rha'tfe,! Witi
drunkenness, were not locate.) t!il
aft moon by th. offl.ers.
As a-! c, ample what m.iv be
done with l-ouglas County flour, a
nnmh. r of lo.ie of bread and olh-r
a:tl. les made from the local product
were exhibited bv KM I'alt-rson'
manager of the loal null., In seeral
H'HKKK TO LET KLMl. LT-4.
Live advertise not n!y
want a l.e newspaper In
which to place their anno'ince
ments. but also a paper ith a
bonafide circulation Tta Re
view guarantees the largest
circulation of any paper pub
lished In liouglas County, if
you have any doubt we can
bow yoa.
H-M"H 1 H 111111 I
ANTLERSHfHEATER j
WEHMHII
Iscluuvs Horn of Triangle
ALWAYS
Tonight
SEE "FICKLE FATTY
In the side .plittiug.
Keystone
Also the five-reel
"The Coward"
A Triangle Program CED
COMING: SUNDAY AND MONDAY
And Sunday Matinee
DONALD BRIAN
In the fiM-reel Paramount feature
"The Voice in the Fog'
And a new and most Interesting
Paramount Travelogue
Coming Tuesday ami Wednesdiy, Great "Triangle" Program.
Martyrs of the Alamo." five-reel Triangle Fine Arts Picture.
"Her Painted Hero.' two-r-id Keyulone Comedy.
Coming, March lti-17, Mary Pickford in "The Girl of Yesterday.
VWEDNESDAY MARCH 15
One Night Only THE POPULAR ACTOR
JEKKY
In the New Musical Cartoon Review
MUTT & JEFF
IN COLLEGE
Kverything absolutely now
Reserved seats now on sale af Chapman's Pharmacy.
ADMISSION
of the stores this afternoon. Ac
cording to Mr. Patterson, the new
ami improved machinery is now in
y tailed, and Doufdas County grain Is
being ground at the plant in regu
lar quantities every day. The ma
chinery was put in place last week.
( OLD STOKAGK 'LXT j
KOK TIIK HIU KK I MI'CdA
The cold storage plant which is
being erected uxi the Perry place on ,
Smith Kiver, Is nearing completion, '
says the Port I'miHjua Courier.
The building proper will be forty ,
feet wide ard ono Hundred and twen
ty feet il depth. The refrigeratory
will be large enough to hold a ton
of fish at a time, besides room for
other commodities. The machinery
is expected in on the M'anior Patsy
on her next trip, and will be immedi
ately installed. Mr. Thus. Richmond,
who Is at the head of the corpora
tion which Is building the plant, says
that It is the intention of the com
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at
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Comedy
spectacular war feature
SULLIVAN
50c 75c $1.00
pany to buy nil kinds of produce, be
stdts fish, crabs and clams, and ship
the same (o the interior of the state
and to San Francisco. He intends to
keep several boats fishing especially
for the plant.
The plant, when completed, will
cost in the neighborhood of IT.oon,
and will give employment to a num
ber of persons. There is no doubt In
the minds of those who are familiar
with the cold storage and commission
businer.s but what this institution
will be a paying proiwsition from the
first, besides affording a good mar
ket to the farmers for their produce,
and to the fishermen for their fish,
which they cannot dispose of at the
canneries. The plant is expected to
be toady for business by the tinit
the railroad Is in condition to re-
ceive shipments This Is only the
beginning of new industries which
will be opened up in this section of
the country by the coming of the
railroad and the improvement of the
bar.
of
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