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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Deep harbor Is
Great Feature
Only Bia Coast Haven LET, In
Thousands 81 Miles on Pacific.
ALSO HAS LONG CHANEL.
ships Csn CO rhrevah Dison's En
trance Into Work Channel
unimpsdsd.

A. ene looks upon Port simpson
hHfhur he eau not fail % realise
what u ntaKnlfeent spectacle 30 Ntll
present Within few brief years IL
Is distance Of thousands ~ miles 81
coast lire this ole spot is the eulg
location for deep water hafhef
that h left uu the Pacific coast uf
either American uf Canadian soil
The hafbuf il deeper than ans
other water along the shore. viii
the possible exception OF Puget
sound No dredging a. required. ua
reefs 81 shallow spots Intervene
rhg depth - uniform aud the pro
tstiinn afforded b the puudaH lsl.
Hnds has made 4 natural haven faf
tas vessels ~ the world ~ any hiHe
Directly through niHeu'a en-
trance. from The ocean. boats eHH
steam into Work channel This
lnRdiarkrd body % water. miis
ard q haf vide. 81 miiea ianH. Be
deep enough "a accommodate the
deepest dtauEht shius anaaf Il Il
free ~ shallow places ana - neN
being ehafIed. Atoms Zee shores are
excellent locations fef docks. Fiefs
whAfVes. warehouses and terminal
Kfaunda.
u e she deep water hafbar. ees
tending ou beth che easi and Wesl
sides ~ Port Aimpsun. that has
made ihs place The selection n the
railroads fof their Pacific coast
terminals 40 point IA any coast
eiiY il - ~ great consequence. ~
far rs So future IL concerned. as its
haFbaf facilities In THIS respect
Pert Simpson has the adFantaEe
over anY other city nH the west
shore 0f he continent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

The THIRD Avenue theaisf has
been filled NJ every performance
this week the TAYLOR company haF.
ting scored another aueeraa Ia The
White Tisfeas % iapu. Last per
Torrance tonight
Escaped ftnm the ilarem" the
play the T8ylof company present
tamorro~ and all next week. e a
whifi ~ malnsirAmatic splendor,
takinE the audleuce. aa Il we're. on
. trip from Nsx YORK. eitX 20 India.
aad ahasluE them some u the most
exciting episodes ever crowded into
a dramatic manuscript b. a prolific
writer ~ plays ianHstte Taylor,
william L. Rafnof snd Baby Eds the
ara the only ones IN the company
Who play the Aau. pafts theY did
last season William Morfia ~tll
be the lndiau primes. and tails sea.
san Viola ksene plays the blind
sister Of the heroine u the pia5
Frederick Clarke h tho naval Of
fiear
New York By Sight@ wiil be che
next bill AZ the rhlfd Avenue thee
atsF following Escaped From the
Iiarens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Grand Railroad Scheme
oeana Trvrk Pacific Route IL
Marvellous.
From Alaska 70 Maine Seems Al.
most lnesmsrehsnsibis, bot
" 10 a Fact.

Many people have inquired as 60
the truth 81 tho statement We made
"a OF last advertisement that the
Grand Trunk Pacific road Intended
10 build from Dawson 60 Port
Simpson and from there 10 the
Atlantic ssahoard. n IL not only
the truth. but amazing ~ u may
seem. the greater part Of the work
has been laid cut and thousands Of
miles 81 the system are already
completed aud Ia operation
~ The Grand Trunk road. proper.
The original system runs from
chicago 70 Detroit aud then Via
Toronto. Montreal and Quebec TO
Portland, Maine This line has
benn Ia operation Tor years The
Inc from Toronto 10 Winnipeg Is
also an old story. The only span
that IL left 20 complete the system
Dem coast TO coast u between
WINNIPEG and Port simpson. The
extension from Port Simpson 10
Dawson. Alaska. viii hs an easy
accomplishment. compared with the
alfffruif construction that viii he
met from Winnipeg TO the Pacific
coast
II IL rather incumprehensiblc 10
think Of travelling from the gold
regions % icebound Alaska % the
old city ~ Portland. Maine. without
"a change 81 ears, but such "A thing
has long passed the visionary aud Is
nov = commercial proposition on
the way 10 fuifllmrnt u n quite
a change 10 contemplate. when one
remembers only a few months ago.
~ the terrible hardshlpH that were
endured 10 reach a city that is now
about 10 become q summer resort
fnr raHtcrusra.
The fact that interests Port
simpson r. that II will usurp the
Importance and trade Of Seattle
iu becoming the distributing center
for tho YUKON country. With it, at
tendant Increase to the value Of the
city and all It's Institutions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
RAILROADS MUST DEVELOP 1T
viii Furnish Outlet for Trsmsn.
doas Agricultural Products and
Has Bia Future.

Few people actually appreciate
the Significance of an Investment
10 Port Simpson. let u once bee
come known % them that there IL
only one spot left on the Pacific
coast where There ia deep waller
sufficient FOR great haFhor. with
an the other requisites for that
purpose. that haE not been fully
developed and they viii get small
idea u shat Port simpson means.
Let those same people UNDER
stand for "a moment what Port
Simpson means "a the Canadian
government that 81 wili be the
only seaport toHu 81 great eanse-
auenee on the Pacific coast belong
ing o. the dominion they viii
conceive that this cify VII be ~
enH sequence not only 10 commerce.
80 capital. 90 Industry. but - the
British government az sell
II is fact that Canada nos has
20 port ~ importance On the vest
efn slope that the only location for
harbof that will accommodate an
the largest vessels n the world. ia
~ Port simpson that tbe port viii
be maintained by the CANADIAN
government. aud that the city.
through go fault ~ itH own, D. actu-
ailY standing right on tho brink Of
wonderful future.
Fortune never smiled - sWeefiy
upon 4 place 40 u does upon thls
little village hy the sea. DppoTiu-
nitirs never fell sa gently upon
community as they have upon Port
Simpson. one fairly becomes en-
thused ~ the possibilities 81 Port
simpson. Truly IL u an ideni spot
for Investment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

The Berry Troupe Rnd the sis
other acts II the Star theateF ihts
week are Hos 90 their flual pei.
fornanees. tonight and tomorrow
marking their last appearances IN
this elty. Monday the star thestey
will change the program. announes
ing a Has 81 performers Who have
never been seen In this city Lillian
chic l. billed "a 60 a dsrefsVu leap
for lie J. @ Nugsnt aud company
siil offer the comedy sketch Of the
wuak Charles A l.0dsr Il leu.
tonic fuu maker Master Elliott II
down for a monolosns- EdNArd
Roesch. who made bis debut az the
illustrated song singer last MONDAY
Is 60 bs retained Tho stRraseope
ALL have French comic films The
BILL Ia advance seems ~ strong IS
any given At the Star theaier u
recent weeks,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

these days he lsft ssFls FOE his
hepts
On the first daY Re pais a Walt 20
the fhmhlanabi~ ehpa faF girls
uagch b. had busgt At rnss u tsa..
see Ter Ailss IAla ~ wrighf IL flryn
Mawf. BE Md. u Sas tesEtisd later,
been nueh Interested Ia Mise
Waisht ara had msg her as IN basi-
ness because q his iittnE or her.
she i a pretty tiaud
sitsa wriehs says she ehNitsa
ulth him Cor mars than an hear tie
seensd as happy a. usaei. theokh
flushed
on Aaxast "a the Philadelphia
ussapa p~fn pssi1ilshssi small notices
s. ath read
prank X uspfis. president %
fhs HEAL Estate Truss refntany. wss
foaud dad saflY yesterday moruiuE
81 The BAN tub It hts B ssfss bryn
MaNr peafh was are ta cerebral
usasrhaEs And tbaa followed a
brief aaa slaNfnK obituary. detail.
iae fhs xeoa aaaIislss e the bsnk-
ere flfe.
mat aav = shyia called upon
nronulnent iaNysr. sskia9 Ger . loan
arau safus of Hippifs pat%Fa
WHAT ssia tha tasysr = have
I1st rad that Hgrpls VAS faand
dead chs morning. The shyipeh
fiea
An fnvssfirstian pas begun az the
bank The place was kens open
fsr feEo days rxoeixiHE n1ansY and
paying eut funts 30 TIE inssassa.
= IA haf received a auist tsp.
Th3a tae crash came Phi adslphta
saa sha kea 10 st. foundations. The
bark ha4 failed saH maFs thaa ~
eaa eco A. ankty craa8 surround
"a the closed DOORS Hippiss sou
appeared IN the thrang lie Was
asftaH ana threats #efe made
againkt hiHA Ths spfpuer. sho aat
certified that death had been caused
By cerebral hsmoFfhakf. fiualiy al
mlffc,I that Re ant the family ply
stefan haa concealed the truth
Frank Happfe had blewn bis brains
cut with = pistol
Yavsiaprnsnts showed that HippEs
had not oniy HteisH for Sewsl but
hAA taken ssa0. 900 on hia owR ae-
count
seast. aiil smiling. william y.
Nufth. treasurer 81 the hank. AMI
William ! caliinea boil. assistant
treasurer. wers arrested sesai vas
ebnrKsA with conspiracy. Taiiing-
Nae1 called Hippie The Davis
Deputy The people - FhiiRael-
ahia - TED him the kinE % Hypo.
critics.
After s~wnl had been afraixnsi he
vas admitted % fEs.goa bait Hs
saw 10 prison bars lie says be
won't.
m the corridor Of the Hotel Ma
lsafir saw htn The little red
meath Under fhs hisrk Uussaehs
seemed formed 70 ~. soft sords.
Trust me
They say am hfpnaiiat.7 said
he. wei. rrn not That's all bosh.
There tsn't any sach fhlnx as hyp-
nstlssn. This thing wiii come out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Seat Of Canning Industry

Win - eannefiss already salab=
liHhed o. the immediate vicinity uf
Post simpson. thefn f. iiitie doubt
- 60 y here the future gentef ~ the
a8tfnuu canning industry vii be- To-
rafsd This vicinity already is
kuawH e. the big salmon dealers ali
ainnE the Faetfir eaaat as the most
Hrelific salmon fHhiuE Erauuds ~
d the world For this reason thsse
seumrsulen have csts hilah.l their
aisnis 81 thia placs.
once = raiiroad T. ready 20 con-
ysY freight ffom Port Simpson to
The eastern parkst estimated AZ =
iiitle ifss than three years. aI the
fanned salmon turned uuf in the
vicinity ~ Port Simpson Nili he
shipped TO the EAST fraln this nalmi
s. he - reasonable 20 heiiaNe A.
4 t. npM The pFuduet has 60 be
ahfppaa bY naat 20 Seattle and
lethefv Transferred q the railroads
Whipped direct from Port simpson
- chs east % would rsach the
fnsFkaf almost a. saan az the
Scanned Koada mnN reach seattle
The adfautsEs l. obvious.
what il true - the salfuan bust
H~aa - also true % haiibaf in the
ruff Simpson are she largest halt.
but hanks ln the world A. tire
present lime there as four iarNr
Steamers snt 90 nrh0anern making
thslr regular catches of thia fish.
Hundreds - thousands ~ pounds
err thken daily Thea ate ininas
diafeiY shipped % seattle and
Vancouver Far this purpose these
Nshing hnafs have g eaffy eargu
~ $50 north with thntn for packing
the fiNh on the trip back
several iays delay finally lands
these haIthut iu Seattle. Taken
from the ics for a hair hour, thas
arc materially daisfiurated before
belHE again packed for eastern
shipment This IL detrimental o.
ths Fish. 70 The profits u the com.
psuY and. therefore. 20 the eom-
RanF's business
shipped the same day ~ ~.
catch from Port simpson 90 the
east Ntfh the initial leing snfficl-
snt 20 carry them thauaa nd miles.
the fiah Wauid arrive A. the east
sfn market IN better SHAPE. would
command . higher price and reach
thsir destination fully week
sooner.
Al question a. % the prospects
~ Pert simpson az the h~sdquar-
tiers ~ tho salmon and haiibut Ia.
duaify may be sat At rest Its fa-
tmrs - assured IN that respect
Within three years Those Whn al
ready have their cauneftrE there
VIII retain them. others efli build
fishing - an occupation WIN In
crease rapidly freight Tonnage
wfli be guaranteed from the start.
as8d 10 this oHs reRsfd alone Port
Simpson viii be known All over
the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22

an iiHht Ny enterprises win win
Then people viii not blame se "a
harahly
7 think have done pretty Noli
tn this country My enterprises srs
worth g. 900. coo when | came %
thla country had IA my pocket $500
im pretty busy and cannot talk
nov. I viii do my talking later
What 40 I think " nipple When
heard that be had committed sui
elite. called him = damned coward.
int wr must not speak roughly ef
the dead" Aud he smiled.
The heritage ana the only one left
- lllpple's young son aud his grlcN.
ms widow IL thlH his dyinE mss.
sage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Port Simpsons
Location
CITY IL Oaiy Seaport With Bia
Asrbor in British Columbia.
When Finally Csmplstsd. the Rail
roads viii make Thsa Place the
AstroBolls 81 korth~est.

Port Simpson is located little
south ~ the center Of British
Columbia. on tho paaifie coast II
- nn the point Of peninsula
about tao miieH 81 width and q
surrounded ora three sides by deep
naFlgahle water. suitable fuF the
accommodation 81 vessels of any
drauKht
For uish npan Joe years this little
town hoe been the headquarters Of
the Hudson nag company. aud u
the best known barber on the Pa
nifc coast outside the present large
cities It, population AZ the
present time Is about 1lQea people.
lis principal Industry Il trading.
fishing and canning.
The value u Port Simpson as q
site far = large city Il shown bY the
fact that TIE tosmsite WAS riatfed
- years ago. During all this time
the location has lacked the push OF
earnest men 20 bring Il 10 the
attention Of the Ncfld. Canadians
have often threatened 20 40 80. bat
their threat has never been carried
into effect A. result. several
prufninsut Americans. upofe learn
aNE WAX ANfF tftHh aFsh 50 W ANE
terminal q the biggest railroad
system on the continent. Immeti-
airiy took II upon themselves 90
exploit the toWn. with the present
prospect Of making Il the mstrope-
lss 81 the northwest
None but Americans are con-
uecfed With the company at this
time. and their confidence in the
future % the place ir 50 great that
each % them has secured for him
self a site for magnificent home.
They hope to encourage the settle
ment % the city BY Americans,
knowing that the city can not fan
60 succeed II this be accomplished.
Already great many Seattle
people have concluded to cast their
lot With the new city and there
promises 20 he quite a settlement
Of Queen city people "a The new
city when the railroads have been
completed 10 the terminal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Fertility OF Soil
Would Make City
Amazing Resources Aside From
Briah, Picture prospsets.
iH,usns. Traffic esuad % Gem
pei Railroads ard Steamships
70 Gene.

Take away al tae many fear
iarss that are haHad su conae -
Fort simpson. leave n stripped -
its railroad iia eteh sBFhip lines and
al the other requisites that 60 to
make up q titY take these an
away. sfiii sou ~uuid have one
resources that would keep fhis city
alive Ter centuries to come SIN.
Yau would have ample reasons fer
making a. Investment IN Port
Simpson land
Ponder. for a moment. ths tre-
ulsudouB agricultural wealth % the
country behind Port Simpson. the
mary eieue deposits Of mineral the
timber. the live stock and ths mul.
iiiuda ~ other resources This
country ls being Developed more
rapidly than any other district m
the NGfid These products of the
sail viii Be applied "a the use ~
man. nothing can prevent this
Where. then. shall they be taken for
market True. there are luunmefs
able little supply stafions. hun.
ireda % little hamieta. stock yards.
shelters and mills Hut from what
port shall they be shipped
Naturally the nearest and most
available port IL the one that Will
be favored. Winnipeg IL too FAR
away and IN tho wrong direction
seattle 10 FAR out 81 the way.
ih~rs r. nothing 10 the north.
Never q truer word NaN spoken
than that q seaport vill have 10 be
established on the Canadian Pa
cific coast. The natural require.
unsnts demand a. Transportation
companies would have - follow by
the very nature ~ things
What location. then. would be
most likely 60 be selected Would
"a not be point where harbor
facilities we're present. OF course
h would Tell. then where there
IL = aerp uafer hafbaf nearer than
Port simpson. where q better one
than Port Simpson why Port
simpson should NOT BE - chosen.
Figure Il any WaY yuu like, u
stiii remains that Port simpson Is
the natural. the only natural spot
for a thousand miles along the
r.,aNt, where such a city could he
built. Now. having the location.
uhaf eau prevent the railroads
from entering tho eitY7 What can
prevent the steamship lines from
building their docks there What
can prevent the construction ~
enormous warehouses What can
prevent Pert simpson from grow
ms into city Of vast sire Nothing
It's bound 60 come.
Millions - bushels 81 wheat arc
required TO feed the great trans
pacific continent. oats. hay, potR-
toes and timber are needed. Iron
coal gold. silver and copper must
be ahipped there. To what seaport
would these be consigned for trans
portation to japan. China, India
Russia and even EUROPE To Port
simpson. The enormous traffic
would force steamship limos. and
big ONES at that to run To Port
simpson. stiil further. they would
be amiuentiv willing 10 come TO
Port simpson. because ~ the
shorter haul across the Pacific OF
SOC miles.
These are facts. they need no
more than 90 he stated 10 be UNDER
stood aud realized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
The Last Notice
Prices % Lots a. por, Simpson VII
Seen Be Raised.

Lots In Port simpson wlll be adj
yaueed la price within a very short
time This time the advance win
he tuxt double A few weeks ago
prices ~efe raised fifty pet cent OF
4 certain number Of lots. Those
are going fast aud all VIII be sold
hy the first ~ next month
II yeu want 20 take ADVANTAGE
~ this opportunity aud secure your
lots 81 the present prices you VIII
have TO heed this last notice. Al
the present time you can secure
rh0ioa lot for $3.50. bat when the
price l. raised you VIII be Obliged
70 pay ssae,
The fact that the railroads are
beginning Go get out ties with the
obiect Of beginning work at the
western end OF the line during the
next few months. has stimulated
investors. aud lots IA Port simpson
are going fast by delaying few
DAYS you may miss the opportunity
" getting your lots az the present
low prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
Britain Surveying
harhor

PORT SIMPSON. " g. Sept. 3.
Thy mail One Of the heavy
Innd nw ners 81 Port Simpson has
just left for Spokane. where he will
remain for several days. lie car
fies with him the latest lnfofna-
iion u this place and Wiii tell u
ths vast amount 81 HOfk that IL
being done right nov BY the Cana
dian government
The British snip Helira II an
ehoHed IN Port Simpson harbOr
nov accompanied b q fleet Of six
launches aud large company af
surveyors Each day The launches.
filled uith surveyors and engineers,
leave the ship and carry the men
q different spots along The chan
mel and the coast. where they are
busy making neE chart OF The
coast Iins.
n il understood here that y Is the
intention Of the British govern
meut 20 sound al che waters for
many mites around here and far
1uf into she oeeau locate all dan
keraus spats ard establish q course
for the deep water vessels that are
expected 70 make this place their
destination when the Grand Trunk
Pacific has brought its road 20 the
coast
TIE surveyors have been az work
for several weeks and much has
been done. Much sfill remains to
b. done. however ne the work that
has been outlined IL ~ stupendous
proportions
Members 81 the party and crew
are reluctant about making any
statement az 20 what their intsn-
tlaus are. but II has leaked cut that
fhe government ~ Canada has DE-
teFnln@d 10 do all tn its power 20
make the traffic Of the Grand
Trunk Pacific sufgieien, 10 make
the building Of the new road profit
able - csfiY "a possible.
Rumars are persistent here that
dock property has been sought by
wealthy interests for the purpose Of
getting IN on the ground floor IN
commercial way. II n also known
that six blocks Of the most de-
slrahle business proerty ga Port
simpson have been purchased out
right by a railroad company for
terminal purposes. This T. known
net TO be q Grand Trunk Pacific
purchase. aud the Identity II the
company has been carefully con-
ceaied
The fishing this season has been
unusually good. the catches eN-
ceedtnE aii former years salmon
schools are seen daily. They cover
iaree arsas of the surface q the
water, and there seem % be count
loss millions % them. The crop
wiil be large and the price remains
high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
THE TAEATERS
The Royal Chef"


4 A bunch af comedy Klaa many
'nualeal numbers Of merit and WITH
al good performance Was appe
tiflnEly handed out 90 one ~ the
largest audiences OF the season Al
the Grand last might by The Royal
Chef
Il was the first big musical pro
| dueiion OF the season. There ~AH
no plot TO puzzle aud the fun ana
music combined huhhled offorfea
Gently
The Royal Chef" like the ma
iorlty OF recent musical comedy pro
duetians Is devoted largely 70
soenic effects ami brilliant cos
Tunes
The "whlrlwlnd nroiiera" do =
number Of clever dances and appeaf
IN many changes of costumes each
IN turn being muru effective than
the one preceding
Mas Gertrude iiuieeaon. as PIln.
cess Toto. the Raiahs daughter u
acceptable Tier voice ia pleasing
Elsie FfaEoo. As kitty oRially, y
ehie.
Most Of the fun of the pfoant
tion is furnished By Harry Hefm.
son. as i.amphauaerm, the haieh E
chef Oscar RaFlaad II au artistic
Rapah
The musical program Ia Of the
catchy variety aud many Of the
numbers will be heard Whistled nh
tho streets OF seattle The beet
are. rhe Tale OF the Taiilras
Frog" When old Glory Floats
From Everywhere sRaiahs Bold
Am !" elta Way They Have IN
chicago Would ioa. II You
We're Me" what Color Eyes 10
You Lave Beatg sOReiiiy.' "uld
Mother Gouao aud what's the
Matter with My MHn IN the Moon =
'rha Royal Chef " ON for a
matinee tonight aud tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-22
HUNDREDS OF REASONS WHY 1T
CANNOT FAIL
IN COMMON WITH EVERY COAST CITY 1T WILL PROGRESS
INSTEAD OF RETHooRAoU-co CONDITIONS ARE SUCH
AS TO GUARANTEE SUCCESS.

period. Increase Ia population. value
ana dsHifahiliiy moro rapidly than
any other cts on the coast from
San ffauciafU % AiHahn.
What makes "a fity grow Com
mrfee. railroads. steamship liueH.
climate. natural location aud such
facilities as make the establish
ucut ~ great enterprises profit
able. Port Hliupauu n actually On
ita uuF 10 that place. three others
threaten 10 build 10 the city.
steamship companies can not fell
q follow These build commerce.
Wherever great ifauapuf tutlnu
camHanieH terminate and connect,
warehouses are a necessity mar
ksia can act stay sway people ore
attracted Industries follow. and
before uue knows tt Il city Of so
mean consequence has been made
A. Tar aa climate D. concerned,
Port simpson standH second ia no
other coast site ff haa mlider
climate than any spot uu iha coast
bet Feen san ffaufiaHu aud Alaska
lia rainfall though ngmeh hat
rfrafcr than ~ seattle. covers a
shorter period the crop seasons
are more favorable than in any
other part " the Dominion IT can
ada
with nll II the clements present
fhru. that 80 g. make city great
und pros nar8us. Port Simpsons OPP
partuuiflsa for the coming three
YsafE n wonderful Those whn i've
there now. who uHu property There.
va faithfully expect 90 see great
city EfaN up from the present toN n
that they can not be Induced to
part w#th theif holdings. aud are
constantly adding 20 The land that
they now possess Their fslth is
admir- able. we'll founded. and shows
The confidence - those Who have
f0iiae - the trend % affairs
Infa purchased HsN In Port
Simpson for a few hundred dollars
viii he worth as many thousands in
fhfve years business property that
can b. had n9W fof iiffle OF nothing
viii uet somebody a fortune within
short time. business enterprises
started nos niii become known on
both sides If the nsa ia a few years.