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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
4 cHlc"2 ! Na!gi, And Rang

Attorney Henry {. Conrad, has
recovered his goll watch, fob and
2"d ring which he lost in the
Para Avenue Hotel, fire in New
York. Ihry N"rrrruVrlcd through
the New Work. Police Department.
II N,'e supposed that they had
been stolen and Mr. Conrad mott
iio'I ,Ia New York police of the
mlnb,r "f the watch and gave
them a description Of his large
blood ston" ring and fob. The
tHI-.I"r arilr'"4 were found in the
collect ON the police secured at the
-" .u'"t t!ir t..rmru had rXtiD-
@ll>n"i II" fire policemen went
through the room and gathered
Ill vainaDcS tInt were open. Mr.
Conrad 5 articles were found on
the hurcau in the room he had oc-
rnpi@d, and the police lul taken
rhargr Of tIirm until they received
his claim, after which they turned
them over to the hotrl proprietor
and he for wardrI them to Mr. |
Conrad on Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
"A YOUNG CHICAGO Girl
Saved from Ruin and Despair by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Lille E. SincIairs Letter and Portrait Here Pub.
iished TO Lead Other Sick Girls to Be Cured.

Is there anything truly pathetic than springs
the angushcl hasd
only suffering and uncertainty?
But what gancss
alzes that her deadly banisied
This sunshine and joy is the happy a.
chicago, whose letter and herewith publish
She often tells OF her suhcng and pain doctors
instead
letter winch follows VIII tell story and should
lady, who believes to be her ali
what has
1eieT may be induced take Lydia f. Pnla Compound
and be restored I" health
Don't hesitate to write to Mrs. Pnkam Lynn, NIass II
sickness
She VIII treat with kindness
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
LynCh'S Store
At rOur service.

At rOur service.
.'o matter how small or large the order
no matter how long or short the distance
your order has the same prompt ard accurate
attention. Just in 80 bushels Chester conn
ty white potatoes Doe. Da>ket; 8 can, tomatoes
.1c; cans early June peas !j,: good corn Sc.
can Aunt Jrnina Pan Haiu Flour &c. prck.
age; Shrrddcl Wheat Biscuit lvc. peckaye:
,,,,rape Nuts be package; = lbs. California
runs lac; ID boxes Laundry Starch aUc
King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

ANDREW B. JONES, Charles e,
Wood Of this city, accompanied by
several other Delawareans had the
honor to have few miuut con
versaton with President Roosevelt
at Washington on Wednesday.
The Wilmington newspa per men
called upon these two gentlemen q
tor an interview but they both re-
fused to talk tor public alton. A re-
porter OF the REPUBLICAN saw Mr..
Jones and he referred him to Mr.
Wood and he IN turn referred him
10 Mr.. Jones and thus the matter
WAS lei drop.
The report is that President
Roosevelt expressed himself as be-
ing more than anxious that Della.
ware should be represented by two
United States Senators IN the Sen
ate. Also that he the President
was dom. all he could to close the
brea now existing between the
Republican party IN the Diamond
state and addressing his callers
he said "And hone and trust
that YOU are. Alter ali the success of
the Republican party ia the future
must depend upon the contcntment
oi The people and the people must
De consulted.
he President $ advice is good
and he would earn the everlasting
srat''uae 0. the srerter part OF the
q! the Delaware Republicans If he
would ontY strAIghten out the aw-
IuI po!.t!ca mudlie that the people
are II today IN this State.
II can never he done bv abuse or
:nluIsIng 10 TRADES and thrc ats.
II cannot be accomplished until
an agreement is reached Oetwcan
& ha"iiu OF men who control tho
'hner workings o! the party. We
iea. 1t IS a hight to the death with
HE Democratic party the uenelic-
ares and receivers of the two Ser
a'o.shtps. That is The way it
iooNs 10 the editor OF thls paper.
Ii tile Republican party elects a
majority ol the members to the
neA. Leg is!ature which sets in Do
yer in Jaauary 1905, the same old
squabble will begin over the lor-
nation OF the houses. Such dis.
graceful pul!irg and haulin@ as
MAS Witnessed at the last session
before bUlh bodies were organized
viii be once more reported Fred
ericE Pyle and Samuel II. BayLard
alter once serving a term in the
House OF Representatives have no
desire 80 back to serve second
tenn III The ialeres. OF the dear
people.
Some persons might wonder at
this bat the writer docs not. A.
though there viii be 10 trouble to
get oilers 10 consent 10 Ill ow the
use OF their names Tor Representa-.
iIr:S and Stale Senators
! here Is Aone pieasrnt features
a boat beng called Senator and
Representative. The nouor Is
something.
Do% 7 forget to send your money
Tor your snbscri ptlon Nien it is
due. Money orders. checks or cash
are taken III payment at this office.
Il!t. contractor who purchases
the city garbage ashes objects TO
ihc swlIl collector, picNin. tic
bones from the same and selling
tHeu. lie wants bones and ali in !
his ash CO Ur will throw an the con-
tract.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
TIE BUKuDMAS

The new editlcn OF The Eurro.
master will lie presented at the
Grand Opera House Oh next Satur.
day night, IS mach more elaborate
and costly than was presented last
Ssason; this especially applies to
the scenic embellishments which
viii require two t0-toot baggage
cars Tor transportation; and instc ad
Of the Chicago Worlds Fair scene.
a most marvcous(v realistic pano-
ramc view OF the Electrical dis.
play at the late Parls Exposition
Will be seen.
IT requires three skilled electri.
Cians to maGipuIate this mcchan.
real elect IN which 100 ncandcs.
cent lights will be displayed 10 col.
or effect Of every hue Of the rain.
bow,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

had been installed whcn the line was
opened was not insulated and caused
Il bHzing sound that would make the
sound OF the voice through the re.
ceiv"r almost inauihlc Each car
will carry telephone attachment
ana plug TO he used Oh certain poles.
In case Of trouble of any kind the
conductor OF the car can readily noti-
~ the Office Of the company at tho
car barn.
John Becker has II hens and yes.
lcrday he received - eggs from tho
nests If the votes on election day
count that why New Castle will hava
one Of the bes! men in the city ia
Council. Mr.. Becker is popular, ceaI
headed and competent tor Council.
George II. Matthews. OF this city.
a promising young architect, has re.
signed his position with Bceger Bros
OF Pittsburg, Pa.
Joseph Smith returned yesterday
from Bridgeport. y. j., where la
secured six fishing skITs and brought
them here for other parties.
Theodore Cavendcr had the index
finger of his left hand badly crushed
at the works Of the pusey
" Jones Co., Wilmington.
James Lancaster is suffering from
a gathering on his left hand, the re-
suit ola bruise sustained several days
igo.
Miss Sarah Duffy has gone to New
! ork where she will remain three
weeks as the guest Of her sister, Miss
Kate Duffy.
Mrs. Francis p. NEeeftrln has re.
,urned from a business trip TO Philar
lie phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watts. OF
Philadelphia, are the guests Of Mr..
md Mrs. r. Ebenezer Watts. .'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
ITEMS FROM
y MARSHALT0N

Mr.. John Mccall who has lived
IN Marshaliton for quite while,
has decided to go to farming
Miss Reba CrutIrrs and Miss
Alice Doyle visited Nil,niII.ton
last week.
Miss LiIlio ha,sell was in VII
mlnSton on Monday.
4 munbcr of meetings have
bon held this week at The st,
B"rnabas Episcopal CIiurcn.
The |. o. &. 7. se have de-
cidel o have IN Entertainment
some time in April.
The Razpah Lodge No. | de-
gree of honor, A. O. L. W. !. q
going to give Il fair on April 10.
II, and II 1902. All are cordially
invited.
Miss Margaret Cox was in VIII
mington to-day.
The regular Semi-montAIy meet
ing of the y. l.. {. II. Literary
Society was held ON Friday March
Il, with Miss Ellis Winchester
presiding as President, and Ma
thanel fiddle as Secretary. Tn
der the head OF new business the
following officers were elected to
fill the offices for the noAa two
meetings President, Miss Boul n
yice-plesidcnt, Matte l'arAhiI';
Secretary, Eugene Crosaan; assist
ant secretary, Reha Crut',ors.
The program for this meeting
was read by Mis-, B.ssi. Bou!,!4n
which read as follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
AMUSE Mi:.NTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
CORSr, PAXTON COMEDY co,

At tho Opera House Yesterday ai.
tcrnoon aud evening the Corse Paw
ton Comedy Company appeared to
large houses and gave excellent
performances. THs a.terno II The
play "Pass'oH $ Slave and this
evening The Law Of The Land "
The company IS the best which
has appeared here in a long tire
at popular prices and deserves goou
houses.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

MAYOR GEORGE NJ. FISHER yes.
terday signed the Welsbach light.
ing contract which makes it bind
ing for the six years. The con-
tract over which so much has been
said pro and con in the newspapers
must have been perfectly satisfac-
tory to his honor or he would not
have signed it.
ltchness OF the skin, horrible plague.
Most everybody afflicted in one way o"
another. Only QUO SAFE never failing
cure -DO,n's Ointment Al auy drug
store. 81 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

THERE was some opposition IN
the VI ,holiat toulerence now being
ne!d at CHS field. Md, over Jona-
than 5. Willis being ieadmlttcd to
the conference. lsrcqucst caused
quite an animated discuss ION among
the ministers. The politician pre- each-
er had been granted certificate
of location in 1850 aud for that
reason had to be re- admitted to the
Delaware Conference. The lear
was that Mr.. Willis real mission
might crowd other ministers out
AS soon as the other ministers were
set right in the matter there was
plain sailing tor eX.Congrcssman
Willis.
He is a little old but he is still :;
jim dandy al "a political convention
and can make as good po.itica!
speech as any other man IN Della
ware.
We heard him make speech at
Dover when the uion kef t1.r4ns
nominated him Tor Congress and
we heard him make speech IN The
Dpera House IN this tllr whcn h"
was nominated by tie itcgu!ars I'r
Governor. That position We DO not
think he wanted, Eu: he would like
10 go back to Congress on,e more.
But IRON tie present ouiioo" III
Delaware politics. the you"T men
are iorcin. themselves TO the lront
and the older meu VIII have 10
step back and MAKE way for them.
Look at the number OF young men
in this city holding Federal GUY
and county offices. Then al the
President, the younses man who
ever sat IN the President char in
The White House
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
SICK MADE WELL
WEAK MADE STRONG
Marvellous Elixir Of Life DisCoVelad
BY Famous Doctor Scientist that
Cures Every Known Ailnent
N.n1cIfll Cures Are Effected That
Stem Like Miracles Performed
1ha Secret Of Long Life OF
Odsn Tins Revived.
l"e Rc"lcd1 Is Free to All Who Send
Naine ana Address.

Aiter years ni p,iien. stGdy, and dolly
IN i'iio 40 u" t. record OF the past, as
Mcll h' l"l owing modern experiments 8 in
~" its!h @! medical science. Dr.. Jane,
!" hi"u ,S's r'r National Bank, build.
ling annpuncciEonH hat ho has surely
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

-,."olE the visitors present were
Miss hla.-arrt Mr!.i~ce who
favored Us with Il recitation.
."r. George S?icer WAS Il visitor
on !'Ij,iay 1T the school.
III" meeting adjonrnrd with
~il'G'ia, to meet on Fri iAv, AnIi!
i, 1902.
%I@rNH EVIDENCE suS'aiuS tn"
nnpAar verdict tHat /. VS. Cream
ia III Is "uItn It's weight IN geli
iliA siL' 10 I.niS. I'u., size ~ Cts.
sold jIH Nru-gIs'i ana mai e. ''g i,.iv
i'rutnrr' 10 Warren street, y. !.
l'rJhciia. .I..
Mis rs. ELY HNns.: 81 haze N,ca
aI'I,Cird with raiarrh ior lNcni yral:,
II HaHG ne so Ok ,IouInt | in
rvIlsAIWpjiun. ! got one hUlir q.
r,y.a ,ream Blm and in ;hrre Aa'5
TIE discharge stopped. II is i,I,. best
ncr.tjlc taNc used Tor cLtIrrn.
Very irAty, Frank +. illuI,esple
..r -1.-..- ...-~e-,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
Too lure Ir,D iwD DayS,

LtXaliNo Brumo-Qulnlnh removes tho
ru,lsG. H., ". Groves Signature On oyory
DnH. riLe - Ctnb-.
r. S!hm NhiIH pulmurlc B,lsam
lie c& raUrdinarv Lung liuneIy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

11V''1NN1 NOIMIs Century Bicycle Club, chicago, I'll.
DEAR Mis- PNkHAM IL wish to thank hclp and ten.
eht have received through the inkhans Vepe,
table Compound and Liver Pills. When was about seventeen
years Old suddenly seemed to lose usual good vitality.
] fahel sac, sl too hard but the do thought different and pre-
day in the paper Mrs fnklam great cures and finding the syup
toms described answered mine decided would give Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound trial did say word to the
Doctor bought myself and look according directions regularly
1o two months, and found that
pains left me and old self can ride hty and one
hundred miles on my "hee jump and enjoy outdoor life
am IN perfect health; thanks Yours truly LII lE L.
S1NcIArn, II +. I'D St. Chicago ILL.," '' ~
80 IT Lydia H. l'inkhams Vegetable will cure ono
Woman-Why not tell il, fyoua
ILL., and really WELL and do
not let drug clerk of hin
own which Is better, him to produce the
evidence we TO- '' '"o
mn leNa
- ,Lynn,M 1
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

Wheneverl Addicks sticks up his
head.
No matter why or where.
Some body stands with club n
hands,
To whack him then and there,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

THE kEPUBilCAN has larger
mailing list thao any other vii
mlngton daily and t1rDuillrs among
{ ia. COUNTY, l!Is.r2c,,yc OF poll
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

S,NoW AND ICE CAUSE ACCIDENTS BUT
- you Will not feel so bad when you get
hurt II you carry an accident policy with
the mon Casualty surety COMPANY, Vande
yer ~ ~ 'lansbee, agents IA Equi Ia ne Build
ny ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

A wheeman's tool bag isn't complete
without a bottlo OF DIR, Thomas's Eclea
trio OIL. Heals cuts, bruises stlDgs.
spraias. Monarch over pain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

lT is hoped that Robeit Windsor
charged with a grave crime ou
Cora Andrews, IS years old. rceid-
ing at Laurel. Del. will be arrest.
ed and punished for what he made
the young lady suffer, It the as
eault Is as Serious ds dsrepOrtcd, then
his lIte should pay the peualtv.
HIS color should not protect HIM
from paying the full penalty OF the
law He Will first have to be ap.
prehe de d, as he has left the State.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

lT begins 10 look as il Clerk OF the
Election Department Frank Nc
Closkey may have some trouble IN
collecting his salary. 1t now re-
ma ms to be seen what viii be dcnc
about the matter and whether the
salary will be forthcoming.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

To make a bad law obuoA ious the
sooner 1t is enforced the better.
The Levy Court has ordered TIE
arrest o! al persons who refuse
to pay the capIta.lon tax oi t.ty
cents whlCh are II HE hands o.
Collectors Bullock and Mtlog Tor
collie ctlon. We tuiNk it a mistake
to nndertakc toc"IIcc! this tax and
The Republican Levy Court vii l..
oi that mnd bcIole tue wear has
passed away. here must be some.
thing racIcaiIy wron., about the
collectio ol tins tax ol ihc Demo
crat collectors would have collected
it 1t IS net cotIGctlpg ii.. lax
that deficit can Uc prevented by
the Lew Court. II Is TO be hoped
that sufficient back tax VIII DC col
lected by the receiver @. taxes to
help the Lew Ourt Out Of tn. dltn-
cultles under wAIch II has been
laborlng lor some time past. !! the
present ccoDomcai management
IS followed Ior The next year or e.
the county VIII he able TO meet ali
its obligations aud III three years
should be able TO lower the present
eXlraYagant tan rate Good work
has thus lar been performed by the
Lew Court aud numerous small
leaks stopped and every blli close
Iy scrutln>zed before being paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

GEN. y. y MiLE, mas served no.
ticc on the senate Committee on
military affairs that if the bill iu-
troduced by senator llawIcy at tie
instance OF the War Department
for the organization Of ytAeral
staff lor the army. should become
law, he would lccilGe to longer hold
his commission, The General is
determined that lie viii net pl.y
second fiddle Tot even 10 the Pres
idcnt l'Nc Ulll as Ctfcrei, propo>-
eS 10 or aO'H@ Il genera. siatI nj the
army. which would be Simply an
advisory uvurd. There has been
all effort on foot Tor some time 10
oust General Niles from the army
and il begins io lunltas il the effort
would be successful this t;inc More
or lcs~ friction has been gong on
for som. time 10 cote Army aUd
Navy circles ard Considerable bad
blood exists to-day against certain
otiicia,S " ho have been Urlugt ing .hc
matter 10 the !roH'.
lr IS admitted b. experts that
w'rcNss telephony j, pVasiEl. a
publlc test was made 1T LChIn,tuu
Ky. lie experiments war con.
Quoted Thursday on the Potomac
river aDo,G htorI IcloNn, Nommu.
nicati"u WAS established Lv which
the sounds werccXthan.ri between
those on shore aud those Oh The
boat owing to the Iusu.iIcIcucy
ot the battery on tie Vessel, the
tests were not altogether sut'siar-
tory TO the InrentOr. although short
sentences and parts 0, sentences
could be distinctly heard, Complete
sentences. iigures, and music could
be heard dt Il distance OF several
hundred yards from the shore sta.
tion. There was also d test OF an
uncovered and unlusu!atvd wire
laid along the shore tor halt mile,
one half The wIrc beng under the
water The test was very salts
factory
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

po% 7 forget to send your money
Tor your snbscr p1lon Wien it is
due. Money orders. che ch, or ca. il
are taken III payment at this office.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

IIt. contractor who purchases
The city garbage ashes objects TO
the sWl.l collector, picking tic
bones from the same and selling
them. lie wants bones and al, in
his ash CO Ur will throw an the CON
tract
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22
TtEiIGhED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY

5. +. COR THIRD AND KING STREETS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

SATURDAY., MARSH II. 1909.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-22

'-'r in effect NrsrIi,r II, 1901
~ '@d@# n!"min"rI with riut,l.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-10
HILLS BEGINNINGS
Inherited the Few Hundred Dollar
That Gave Him a Start.

Inherited the Few Hundred Dollars
That Gave Him start.
Special to The Journal.
New York, Jan. 10.-Cy Warman, writ
ing in this weeks Saturday Evening
Post, says:
Not by the toll Of his hands and the sweat
of his brow, as always has been supposed, did
James ]. Hill earn the few hundred dollars
that gave him his start in life. Instead
of being the architect Of his own fortune,
Hill inherited his first capital. few hundred
dollars, and it was his brain and not his
muscle that has since developed that paltry
sum into Its present immense proportions.
In the hamlet Of lockwood, in the Canadian
wilderness, the father Of "Jim'' Hill settled
after emigrating from Scotland, and In the
village, across rill at the top Of hill,
an old storehouge stands. In this store Hill
worked as clerk. That was his first job
Here he used to spend his evenings after
school, weighing turnips and taking care of
books. When not in the store he did odd
jobs to pay his tuition at lockwood academy,
for his widowed mother was poor. A play
mate and old schoolmate of the Hill boys said
to me OF the secret of Jim Hills success:
"Jim Hill he had 1t in him and he has hacked
out his own fortune with his own little
Ratchet and deserves 1t ALL
what sort Of a boy was her
HE was q good boy. intelligent, indus
trious, kind hearted, scrupulously clean and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-10
declined to discuss this phase of the case
when questioned about it to-day.
W. w. Jermane.
STOCK TRADING HAMPERED
Result of Pending and Prospective
:et" Suits and Investigations.

Special to The Journal.
New York Jan. 1O.-There appeared to
be some justification for the Importance
generally attached to the complications
over the northwestern railroad situation
in Wall street yesterday. In addition to
the suit filed against the Northern Sc
curities in the supreme court by the state
OF Minnesota, the interstate commerce
commission intimates that it will institute
rigorous investigation into the pending
merger by the northwestern systems, and
besides these adverse movements, it is
reported from Washington that President
Roosevelt has undertaken an independent
Investigation. of the company through
the attorney generals office.
In view of these various actions con-
siderable talk was heard that there prob
ably would be delay in endeavorlng to
force an upward movement in the price OF
railway shares most directly concerned.
Whatever basis there may be for such
views, the suggestion tended to restrict
operations on the part of the trading pub
lie. The sentiment of Wall street ap-
pears to be that none of these movements
| will really block the completion Of the
deal. - 3. al. rE...z-
The Wall Street Journal says: ''The
most of gigantic changes in the railroad
world the past year were not made from
choice but were forced upon the makers
1Or SelI-prOtecIlOn. III one sense tne re-
suits will probably be favorable, but 1t
has entailed an enormous outlay with
great anxiety and care and the end is not
yet, If the Northern Securities is held to
be illegal other changes of magnitude and
| large cost will become necessary to es-
tablish and maintain the balance of pow
err" ,...r ..
The work of engraving and printing the
certificates of the Northern Securities
company has been completed and the GER
tifcates have been delivered to the COM
pany at It's temporary Office. q Pine street.
The International Bank Note company de-
signed and executed the work, which is
most artistic and attractive. At the Office
Of the Northern Securities this morning
an official said an application to list upon
exchange was being prepared. but the
| matter might be held in allegiance pending
| the litigation at Washington.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-10

an increase otless than 40 per cent. Dur
ing this time the rates have been reduced
to the extent of that difference.
Work of Destructive Competition.
During that period Of eleven years,
notwithstanding the enormous increase
in traffic. four of the socalled trunk lines
through destructive competition have
failed and then reorganized. and all but
one Of them have been absorbed by the
stronger surviving lines. Destructive
competition has forced the weakest lines
into bankruptcy and to-day they are
owned by the lines that were able to main
tain their position and credit, giving the
ability to acquire these bankrupt roads.
1.-THE Baltimore & Ohio and the Pennsyl-
vania for half century have been rival
roads. Both states and cities actively
aided in building them up-destructive
competition between them has finally re-
suited in the Pennsylvania road owning
the Baltimore & Ohio. Have the rates
advanced? Have the people along the
line of the Baltimore & Ohio suffered {?
On the contrary, the first step has been
to furnish money to cut down the grades,
double track the line from the Ohio river
to Chicago and to furnish cars and facili-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-10

ditions under which the traffic must be
carried. The Burlington, with its own
rails reaches Chicago, Peoria, Rock
Island, Davenport, Quincy, Alton, Hanni-
bal, st. Louis, st. Joseph, Kansas City,
Des Moines, Omaha and Denver, and
thence connects with the main arteries
of traffic Of the whole country.
Assuming that the line of the Bur-
lington had not been constructed and
that the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific jointly had raised the money and
were engaged in the construction Of it,
would there by anything to meet the dis
approval of the states traversed by the
line of the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific? On the contrary, would not
such course have been hailed with ap-
prevail as means of opening up mar
kets for northwestern produce and Of
reaching markets in the south and south