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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
Eleventh judicial District. =.
Ole Carlson, applicant to- have regis
tered the title to the land described
(27o),, block fifty-six $3.50. Duluth
Proper, Second Division st. Louis
County, Minnesota, more particular
. ly described as all that part Of lot
two hundred and seyenty-six (276l;
lot parallel with ana distant fifty
t5ol feet easterlx from the: west line
49, r. ... Plaintiff.
The Academy: Of Natural IA Sciences OF
! Philadelphia. William J. Palmer. the
unknown heirs.o OF Lewis Johnson the
-unknoWn heirs OF Anders. e.. Olson:
q Gustaf "A. M. Johnson, Matilda Oh
son, Aaron Olson, HELEN Olson;
AlVida Nelson and Charles 8. Mel
:" son, her *hus band, Swan Carlson and
!: ida M. Carlson, his wife, ScandinA-
Wan: Spiritualist Society Norden;
John =. Segog.z Alfred ID, II H.. Porter,
Il: Carlson, Hugh 3. smit and al 9TH
Il. err persons IS or" narties% Unknown,
II claiming any right title. estate. lien
e$S or interest in the real estate de-
- scribed n the apPlteati fRfl herein T..
The State Of Mime sofa to the. above
'S named defend u: :|ss:
s%55 You: are hereby summoned 8 and re-
u,uired to answer the applfca ton 81
the applicant piaintiff in the N above en-
titled 5appli alton. for registration and
to- file 81. copy our answer. to the
said application lin the. ffice ofs the
Clerk q said esount, In said County,
Within twenty day 4 q fer the service
Of this summon ss pm 81 ou,s exclusive
OF. the day Of such servtce; 3 and re You
f s.. ansWsI he said application
can't plainti III 6 1flis. act on wa apply
TO the Court f0rsst Tie relief demanded
szitneas.sJ Jolh,aaon,s clerk zof laid
Court. md the. zeal here at Du..
In said EOulit this. TIL lsu1
January
5s.1 Seal IINsoN
8 4 Il = 90 oo 81. IS
81
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e B$$SH$&AI I$$Ss x
L GSdicisi pi R5sts!ot Court
cn mis- iada p. Evens: applicant to have
1r e92s: a, the he land descrtbed as fol-
Lot TW 1S2> <2} IN section Twenty
North Of Range Fourteen (141 west,
1d st. LOUIS 1a,a State Of
the easterly BOUNDARY I'd I line Of wns st
Groix Avenue in the City Of Duluth:
w nes sag county punt intersects the North
Block One () Industria1 division ' Of
Duluth, according to- the recorded
Plat Plat thereof; thence in a northerly
dary 1ime a Is Ell {hs easterly boIn
extended S0.7 feet to a point; thence
with and 70 feet, more or less, dis
tant from the said northwesterly line,
shore or water line Of Lake Superior:
thence southsrly along said shore or
water line Of Lake Superior to @
point where the said: shore or water
line Of said lot. Thirty-four az
thence in a .southerly direction along
said Northwester1ya line of Lot 81 to
the place: of beginning. -
-. -. 81 O.: - =: r ldlutllI."
Jacob F. Hector, ST. Paul e Duluth
Railroad Company,z Monsoon, Mrs.
Maren Larson, and all other persons
or parties unknown, claiming any
= right, title, estate, lien; Of inter il,
the real@estateS Described in the APP
ation. herein, @5 sE
Defendants. RI.
1h nastdas "a M ds ths aRoYe
zssX
CURED l ansW appifcat ton of!
the applicant plaintf If III the Fab oYes
entitled apphcat lon egistration and
to III ascopy ofs y your answer to- the:
said application IN the. office OF the
clerk Of said court, insvsaid county,
within twenty days otter the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive OF
the day of such SERVICE; and IT you
fail to answer the said application
within the time aforesaid, the applicant
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
court for the relief demanded In the
application herein. W T. ~
Witness, J.5P, Johnson, clerk of said
court. and the seal thereof, at Duluth,
in. said county, this 21st day OF Oc-
tober, A. D. 1902.
(Official SeaL)
J..P. JOHNON,
T. Clerk.
BY H.oA L1E Idsi,t,,
Labor World Jan. 17-24.31.
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| STATE or MINNFsoT County
I. I.o,,is SIS. District Court.
S..a Eleventh judicial District Ii z.s s
James White ly.#aa pplicant to have
| regis stored the { land describe "a @os fol-
Tot number twenty three cas-. SIN Aey-
hundred and six ll0e) In. Duluth
.. and of record in the offices.of the
Register st Deeds III and for ST.
=, ''.:''s' e : Plaintiff +
the Estate 81 Cha NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. de-
ceased. William 3: Hays. ST., will
K lam G:.SWan.> W. F. Hall The Du-
iath rf;a5 all ether
ing any right. title, estate, lien or
4 interest in@tl1e real estate described
in the amended applicat noFad herein:
The State of Minnesota to the above
Named DEFENDANTS: ~ 2 . :
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the amended applica-
ton OF the; applicant plaintiff in the
registration and to. file 3: copy Of your
in the office Of the clerk 81 said court,
in said county. within twenty days at
you. exclusive Of the day Of such SER
vice: and If you fail to answer the said
amended application within the time
aforesaid. the applicant plaintiff In
this. action will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the amended
application herein. -.
Witness, J. p. Johnson. clerk of said
court, and the seal thereof. at Duluth.
in said county. this S0th day of Decem-
Der. A. D. 1902.
(Seal)
j. p. JOHNSON.
f. Clerk.
BY II. A. LIEDEL.
Deputy.
Labor World Jan. 17-24-31.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA .GouNrY
q ST: Loufs-ss. In Probate Court,
=: special Term, January 9Th; 1903. =,
IN the matter OF the Guardianship of
Mary Hine Buell. Frank H.. Weed
Jr-, formerly Frank W. BuelD and
FISHER 4. Buell., Minors. 49,.
On reading and fling the petition Of
mGnex M Shay IT.: guardian Of seid
things. that the said wards. are seized
Of certain real estate: in the city OF
Drluth in said county and that for the
penent OF said wards the same should
De sold, and praying for license to sell
the same; and 1t appearing to the salts
Iactlon OF the court, from said petition,
mat for the benefit Of said wards said
real estate should be sold: -
IT IS ORDERED, That all persons
interested in THE: said estate, appear be-
lore this court, on the, 18th day Of Feb
Tuary A; -. 1908 at 10 O'Clock a.. M, at
the court house in Duluth in said coun-
ty. then and there to show cause (if
any may beg, why license should not be
grantea for the sale of said real estate,
according to the prayer Of said petition.
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED.
That this order shall be published once
IN each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of. hearing, in the
LABOR world q newspaper printed and
published at Duluth in said County.
dated at Duluth the 18th day of
january A. D 1908. =,
J. B. MIDDLECOFF,
(seal Probate Court,
st. Louis Co.. MIMI
Labor WOrld-Jan. 24-31-Fah
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s$arn q ~
To Q. T. Higgins: ::
Take notice, that the following de-
ated in the County Of St. LOU louis e and
northwest quarter. Of northwest quar-
two north of range fifteen west of 4th
p... M, according to the government
survey thereof, Was on The fourth day
Tor the sum Of Seventeen dc dollars liar and
nfnety-nine cents, pursuant to a real
estate tax Judgment ii the District
Court in the said County of St. Louis
1885, in Sreeeedinss Is e enf sase' P pay
ment Of taxes DELINQUENT upon real
estate for TIE year 1895. for the said
G ftR day of Of ST hSgz and Was so On thS
by the State Of Minnesota for twenty
eight dollars and six cents. ! That the
amount required to redeem such lands
to accrue upon this notice is the said
sum twenty eight dollars and six
cents with interest thereon at the rate
ct one per cent per month, from said
Of such redempticni, ana and c dei lin
|, taxes, penalties and costs accruing
subsequent TO. said sale with interest
thereon to the time OF .Suchs reqemptlOn,
and the time within which said land
can be redeemed from said sale will
T expire sixty: days after service EOfs this
notice and proof thereof has been filed
and for said st. Louis County Mime
sofa, In manner Prescribed by Section
81 of .Chapter#6, General Laws of Min
nesota for the year e q and amend
Dated, Duluth, this sixth day; Of jan
uary, AID. 400 sf3 = =
I (Seal).. - ~ ,t r>*: y O.4HALDEN,SE
Auditor St: Louis County MINI.
Labor World Jan. i -24- q lsss5*.,f: I
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MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.

Duluth labor organizations should be
interested in all purposed legislation
pending before the state legislature.
No union man in his every day life is
narrow enough to think only OF pure
tabor legislation. He often thinks OF
special privileges given to a certain
few. He must. if he is a thoughtful
man. have bitter thoughts in regards
to the restrictions placed upon cities
in the matter of issuing bonds foD
the purpose Of controlling public
utilities. During the present session OF
the legislature, no worthy citizen should
fail to let his representative in the
state legislature know how he feels on
legislative matters. In order that the
municipal ownership proposition may
continue to prevail in Duluth, It will
be necessary to secure certain legisla-
ton, giving the city permission to float
bonds for the purpose of securing
control of public utilities. The only
right that the city now has, is to issue
bonds for the purpose of extending
utility it may now control. Nothing
new in municipal ownership can be
secured without the permission of the
legislature. Oh! for an organization
of honorable, truly democratic citizens
who can see into the future, and who
know the need Of doing something at
this time to aid posterity, Qf nothing
can be done for this generation) in
releasing itself from the throes of
those who will enjoy rich special privi-
leges secured in this day. Something
should be done to crystalline public
taR1tz aaaa sal fish well wish
ing and knowing man, who is not
toadyist or lickspittle knows what
ought to be-. Get in to any kind Of a
conversation on municipal matters,
with any intelligent citizen, and the
conclusion is always in favor of mu-
nicipal ownership. The excuse may be
for delay, that the time is not ripe,
but nevertheless the virtue of the
proposition is always readily conceded.
The reason for delay, in the face
Of the fact that the people want public
ownership. is because there is no Or
ganized movement to bring It about.
1t is true that political parties have
declared for municipal ownership, but
the majority Of politicians will champion
any kind of question at vote-gettine
times. When they are placed in power
their insinceritx is apparent by the
fact that nothing is done.
The time is now ripe for Immediate
action on all questions pertaining to
the acquiring of public utilities. Let
the true advocates of public owner
? ship get together.
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RETURN OF MO .sERvrcr

RETURN OF NO SERVICE.
I hereby certify and return that after
unable to find the person named in tie
within cancellation notice, (being p. o.
Benson) within the said county, and
said P. 0. Benson cannot be found
within the said county, and I do fur
Their certify that the lands described in
said cancellation notice are wholly va
cant and unOccupied and no person is
in the apparent possession thereof.
Dated this 22nd day of November,
A. D. 1902.
..: GUST LIND.
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STATE !: OF Il MINNIE SOTA,. COUNTY,
: of st. sLouis Isl District Court.
q Eleventh Judicial #Distrtc 5 z S5#, 81
Lena Hietala, Amt Ss. E.. II
Herman A.= Hietalat Defend liant. 5=: :zss5=
The State OF Minnesota to the above
# named defend a11t: $50
i ST. You are hereby summoned and Ssre-
3quired ITO answer to the: complaint of
/ the plaintiff III the above entitled nc
ton, which comp1a Amt H III hereto an
snexed an Herewith served upon you
and to. serve a. copy of your answer
TO-: sal complaint Oh B lie 4 subscriber
.at# his office IN the City Sof Duluth Z. IA
the said Count q of |. sc. Isouis within
I 30 .daY after servic d this summons
upon YOU. exclnsiYe .of the day such
SERVICE land if you fail to- answer the
said complaint wi hin the lime afore-
said the plain action Will
amply 6 lie Court fpf 8 tlleH reliefs de-
zmIanded q aid z5zzc comp mt together
Plain costs AM IS dfsburse-
~ Dated Dec 12e3
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
Of st. Louis-ss.
Gust Lind being by me first duly
sworn, says that he signed the fore.
going certificate. and that the state
ments therein contained are true.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this oath day Of November A. D. 1902.
ss. NotarY Public. St Louis County.
~ innesOta. 9 NY commission zex-:
pres Sent. 1906. :sy 81
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY

STATE OF, MINNESOTA, COUNTY
ef st: L9u1s-ss. In Probate Court.
!. Special Term. January 9Th. 1903.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Witch. Deceased:
Letters of administration on. the es-
tate Of John Witch deceased. late
Of the County. of st: Louis. State Of
Minnesota. being granted to Arthur
w. Elliott;
1t Is ordered. that six months be
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date Of this order. in
which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased are
bate Court Of said County. Tor examina-
ton and allowance, or be forever
Il is further ordered, that the 18th
day Of July. 1903. at, 10 o'clock A. NJ.
at a special term of said Probate Court
to be held at the Probate Office: in
the Court House in the City Of Duluth.
is appointed as the time and place when
and where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and
demands.
And 1t is further ordered. that no
tice OF such hearing abe given to all
creditors and persons interested y, in
once In each week for. three. success
stve weeks: in the Labor World. a
weekly newspaper printed and pub.
lished at. Duluth. in said County.
[ Dated at Duluth. Mimi. this 8th day
Of January, "A. p. 1905. :Ee: -. =
~ 49, BY the Court; -; IL :,
esear probate Court. st: Louis Co.
Labor World, Jan. s10-i7-24. ~ -,
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Hss The union card rs not all tia t makes
p union AZ. act count . . great
deal more Demand uni i made. goods
from union clerks. and give the union
clerk a good: dressing down; Il. he shows
you scab goods first.. 81 " I'll il H ss i, sz
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& BOSTON AN g pu uuTH FARM
~ Il g MRANY. s.: :. !.


To 2. o. Benson and Sam Roseen:
s :.1{ w ereas, 2: certain: contract IN writ
ing was ae lnads ana entered into between
"a 3o9F M as 1 patty e the A frst
part, and you, p. Q. Henson and Sam
Roseen; as party OF the second part,
dated: The. 18th tday:of February A. D.
as9 aaea ena Prt 5sF%s e e ai t
part contracted and agreed::to sell to
Upon payment ~ you Of certain sums
of money and the Psrfo'Fr gnna Of Ger
scribed lands, to-:Wit: Northwest quar-
ter Of southeast quarter tNWA of
SEA) of Section No. three 3d., in
Township No: fifty one (51) north OF
1E th No EiEhtssn $o vest ,a;,9 OF the the
ing situate In the County Of st. Louis.
and State Of Minnesota; and
Whereas. default has been made by
you. the said party of the second part
conditions Of the said contract. in this:
to.wit: Twenty six and 66-100 dollars OF
principal and Four and 80-100 Dollars
O. interest; which was: due and payable
LUTH FARM LAND COMPANY, the
party OF the first part, to the said con-
tract. is by the terms of said contract
BY reason of said default entitled to
declare a forfeiture of said contract,
and to declare the same wholly null
and void.
Now, therefore. you are hereby noti-
ned that said BOSTON AND DULUTH
FARM LAND: COMPANY does hereby
erect TO declare a forfeiture Of said cc~'-
tract and the said contract will be can
celled and terminated as provided in
said contract and pursuant to the stat
ute In such cases made and provided
and said cancellations am ::
will take effect at the end of thirty
days after the service =of this notice
upon 9ln21i you exclusive OF the day Of such
BOSTON AND DULUTH FARM
BY Samuel F.. Sniyely,
Secretary
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STATE OF MINN.EssOTA. COUNTY

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
Ct st. Louis.-ss. - 8: ~
Gust Lind. being first duly sworn, on
oath, says: that. he served the an
nexed notice: upon Sam, .Roseen, the
person named therein; BY delivering to
and leaving with the said p. O: Benson
ct Alborn, in, the County: Of st. Louis.
day Of November, 1902. 4 true and cor
rect copy of said notice: and the whole
,.". -. =. GUST LIND.
SUBSCRIBED and sworn to before me
this 9th day OF November 1902.
(Notarial~ Seal) EDWARD HAZEN,
Notary Public st. Louis County, MINI.
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- :.E., -.
Carpets sWeepers for :
Gately's all next week.
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said court. ids count v. VII lli1lst TWEEN
Nv days liter he service sofa this SUM
mons W Yoll. Exclusive. the daY@of
2 s,1e and. if YOU tall answer
aforesaid. the applicants plaintiff III this
:aet1ona=wil apply til. court for the
;.demanded in.:st location
\ itness:# J:.sP . Johnson. clerk Of said
in said county this hrsts day of sOcto-
(seal' or j. JoHHsoN -. /
= * :,.. 4 Il I Clerk.
L Labor WOrld-Jan d A1.--Tah= II, & q02
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/ STATE OF. MINNESOTA. I COUNTY,
NJ OF st. Louis-ss. District Court. EteV-
rs enth Judicial District ;sg q %z
:,Germania Land Cos applicant to have
/. registered the land described as fol-
( lows: . r.. No Ri 1-
East hall lE5kl# lot twenty fight l28h
Block F'1Xes.(5 90 &c ntral Division .of:
r. EI,uluth Louis Nount 81. Minnesota,
ccordinK to the recorded plat there
PLANT lit @ 81
s:a Is 555
B Penn Mutual Life Insuranc Company,
Ideal Beer III All Company. e.. p Bal.
ley, ssignee. Charles Smith and
E Susie NJ snntt 81: and #all 81 her persons
lies unk known laiminK any
ghtat ate:5y Hen or Interest in
ssSt The: realzesta desert bed sirs The appli-
ton therein. Defent1a ant
e The. State dannesot to e heM above
Esssaa named&defend s. :5# an
You. are s5lereb Y.Esummonedss and 10.
|SauiE edHtoSa neykera M ic8t tne
appIlcanfa nleinta ID aIpYeg itled
our rs
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BUILDING Trades Council-Meets
~ second and fourth Monday at Mar.
ior street: President George Smith
wee president. Ed. Maere; financial
secretary. A. L: Moore; treasurer, E. A
RR;slSSon; recording secretary, J.. w
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Labor World, Jan, ~ -24:31. 49,.
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{ LOOKS and Walters union No. So
~ Meets every second and fourth
zoo building. President. TT. l.. Palmer:
vice president. III. Hanson; secretary,
Leslie Copland: treasurer. Fred Nickel
vey: financial secretary. J. B. McCom-
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IGARMAKERS' Union. No. 294-
Meets first and third Wednesdays
Of each month at Kalamazoo block, Il
": superior Street. President Henry
Seeley.
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I ARPENTERS' Union Meets on
tuesday evenings at kalamazoo
6 6idE President. p: Lowe: vice presi-
tary. w. III. Appleby; treasurer, =.
Erickson; financial secretary; S. r.
Skrove, $40 E. Sixth street.
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A MALGAMATED Meat Cutters I'm,
ion: No: 12-Meets second and
fourth Tnesdays Of each month at Kali
vice president, F. Schoening: secre-
tary, VIM. Tunell. 913 w Fourth st.;
IEeasurer. John Lawson: guard. Ed.
Wles; delegates to Trades Assembly,
LEO Bernhards~Alb. J. Ring, J. <Repen-
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PhAAsTFEs g. 1a{sR M II Sa e Moa
days Of each: month at Kalamazoo
i block. President, A. G. Matthews
vice president, j: J. Campbell; secre!
Lake Shore; delegates to the .Ruildine
Trades Council, A. G. Matthews and T.
Perrott. -: .%-E = @= - e. =
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-05

is the hen and egg business. Eggs to-
day are selling at from 35 to 40 cents
per dozen for eggs shipped in from
Spokane and they are shipped to that
point from the Dakotas and Iowa by
the car load. What our cooks would
pay for good fresh eggs is hard to tell
Chickens are today classed as luxur-
les and the turkey is almost out of
sight. Eggs rarely get below 20 cents
per dozen in May, the lowest period
of the year and in the winter reach
40 cents.
Lewiston has never known what 1t
was to hove a glut of poultry, on ac-
count of the heavy hotel and restau-
rant trade. This makes this city a
very fine market Grain is cheap,
sunshine and gravel are in abund-
ance. Three dozen of eggs will buy
one bushel of wheat and why some
one does not go into the poultry bust
ness is conundrum.
one of our stores shipped in from
Spokane during fair week 1900 dozen
eggs. We have fine cold storage
plant here and there is no reason
why we could not store eggs and
poultry. Is not there some one who
wishes to 60 into this business and
make a good living without any par
ticular amount of hard work?
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VALUE OF
FARM LANDS
Treasurer Hastings Gives Reasons
for His Faith in Clearwater
Farm Values

On the 26th day of December there
this county in one of the numerous
| interviews which l have had with con-
| templated purchasers l made use OF
this statement, that in ten years time
(the time when the final payment be-
comes due) that the very piece of land
that could be bought today for $25
would be worth $50 per acre. He re-
piled Hastings your judgment is off,
Now let us see If l am. In 1889 1 was
in northwestern Iowa. At that time
the price of land as sold by Close
Bros, who owned thousands of acres
was $40 per acre, 81 down and per
cent on the balance Today that very
identical land is worth from $40 to
$50 per acre.
Men have made their independent
fortunes on the land. Now what adj
vantage have they over us and is It
any better land? No better soil? No.
Climate as good as ours? No. Better
markets., yes: More competition by
the buyers? yes. Better transporta-
ton facilities? yes. Now let us take
a map of the world and / want the
world in italics, you will see that this
country of ours has got it's hands full
east of the Rocky mountains to sup
ply Europe with it's wheat and corn.
The population of the east is grow
ing rapidly. They consume more than
they used to. The markets in Eu-
rope are enlarging and as l said be-
fore that we have our hands full to
supply our own people and Europe.
Now about us on this coast a
steamer last month left Portland with
$4,000 barrels of flour: do you know
that represents over 100000 bushels of
wheat Where was her destination?
Japan, and isn't it a fact that China
with her teeming millions looks to us
for her wheat and other grains?
Haven't the Philippine islands got to
be supplied by us. Hasn't Hawaii
also. Don't it look reasonable that
when you see one steamer blowing the
Pacific ocean now, in ten years you
will see ten? Isn't it a fact that two
of the largest steamers in the world
controlled by perhaps the abiest prac-
teal railroad man, run from our coast
to Asia? Isn't every transcontinental
line spending it's millions to get the
trade of the orient? Are you sure of
your California crop every year? Isn't
the Clearwater country more reliable?
Are our resources handy touched yet?
Now get your map, stick pin where