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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21
CENTRAL LODGE TO
HAVE NORMAN CASTLE

Central lodge No. rs. of the X.
Of p, has decided 20 have new
home. and one OF which not only the
local lodge may find delight but one
that will be credit to both the
city and the big order OF KNIGHTS
lne lodge has purchased "A tract % Y
feet by 1876 on High street between
Chemeketa and Court The building
as al present planned will be the
ful width OF the lot and 100 feet
deep. IL will be built In imitation
Of, in fact via he a reproduction OF.
an old Norman castle with turrets
ana battlcmeuts, scarp and scape-
ment, and will be- one OF the finest
lodge homes In the state. While the
plans have not been completed this
general style OF architecture has been
selected. The building will be OF
brick and will be- AN exact reproduc-
lion OF one of the old picturesque
castles of Normandy There viii be
neither moot nor draWbridge. but
outside o. thes esseiess appenages
the reproduction will be- perfect
Plans and estimates are now being
made and % is expected work viii
commence Ia "a very short time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21

save this II possible, and put some
money in the treasury at the end OF
the year. Property owners and busi-
ness men do not object TO paying a
fair Price II the money Is really ex-
pended for labor or goes TO the city,
and all CRAFTS are cut out of the prop
osiiton, and that IS the only basis on
which the committee on accounts and
current expen es will try TO handle
the business Mr. Greenbaum is put
ting In considerable time trying TO
learn Just what was paid last year,
and what II cost the Board OF Trade,
which had charge OF the matter. The
program includes sprinkllng the
streets around the postohlce. the
court house and the state house, but
not on the res dence sides OF the
streets, unles the owners are pre-
pared to pay for IL. There are many
the committee find, who assume that
IL is the business OF the city to
sprinkle for them free gratis, but
such + not the case. Mr.. Grtanbaum
is hopeful of making a schedule that
will give the city the best service Il
has ever had, and work out financial
ly on the right SIDE OF the ledger.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21
VALUABLE
CORNER IS
TRANSFERRED

a warranty deed was filed In the
office OF the county recorder this
morning OF the transfer OF corner
lot on Court and High streets to the
Elks' lodge by J. c. Thompson. The
consideration was $4,000. There Is
q building on this property which has
been converted into lodging rooms
and a grocery store. which will prob
ably be moved I'm the near future to
make room for the Elks' new hall.
Other Transfers.
r. w and w. r. Babcock To VIM.
Mclaughlin. onc-eignth OF an acre In
South Salem, W d. $500.
+. M. and T.. ~ Brown to oliver
y. Gould, fraction of block 30 in city
of salem, W d, 5000.
j. n, and S. A. Olmstead TO G. l..
and Il. j. kinney, land I'm Merideth's
Addition 10 Salem. " Il. $1,000
Henry Simkc ct uX. 20 FLOYD II.
Frazier south half OF northwest quar-
ter o., block 73, In North Salem, " d.
SIS.
=. A. and p. Il. Toft to Ole A. Las.
5l17G acres Ia section 20. township
q eouth. range 1 east, " d. S124O.
70. and NJ. A. Watz 10 f. NJ. and
q. a. Gearing. land In So. Paul. w d.
S2S50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21
STEN0GRAPHER SUES
BUSTED MINING KING

san Francisco. April Interest
In the affairs OF Colonel W. &.
Green. the mining ETng who recently
encountered financial difficulties,
was revived today by the publication
Of testimony given by Anna G. Bus
teed, public stenOgrapher who has
commenced action demanding the re.
moval Of samuel n. Rucker as ad.
ministratOr OF the estate OF the lato
Major Frank Mclaughlin.
Aiss Busteed alleged that United
States Senator Per .ins, Governor Gil
lett, George HattOn. Fletcher A. Cut
Ter Of Eureka, and NJ NJ. O'GOrram
OF Los Angeles were involved In a
suit for SiO.OOO.OOO which MeLaugh-
lin was Instructed 10 file against
Greene. This suit was based on the
sale Of some grazing lands 70 the
mining magnate. she said. by Senator
Perkins and others. The land proved
20 contain valuable mineral deposits
and the original owners claimed that
these rights fully belonged 10 them.
Mclaughlin was instructed. Miss
busteed said. 70 settle the case for
81 600 900 n Greene would agree.
Aiss busteed's statement Was made
while she Was endeayOring 10 prove
her familiarity with Major MeI.augh-
Inns affairs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21
It's n Top notch Docr.

Great deeds compel regard. The
world crowns It's doors. That's why
tho American people have crowned
DR. Kings New Discovery the King
Of Throat and Lung remedies Every
atomis health force. IL Kills germs,
and colds and la grippe vanish. 1t
heals cough-racked membranes AMI
coughing stops. Sore, innamed
bronchial tubes ana lungs are cure 4
and hemorrhageB cease Or. Geo.
More. Black Jack. ~ c.. writes 1t
cured me of lnng trouble, pronounced
hopeless by bll doctors" soc. si.OO.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by j..
@. Perry,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21
THE MARKETS

San Francisco. April 21.-Wheat-
No. 1 California club. per GENITAL. 81
m2.05; California white milling.
S2.05 M2.1O; northern bluestem,
$2.17 y 02.25; off grades wheat,
$1.75 1.S5. reds, S2m 2.05.
Barley-Feed barley S1.5Od$l.
57h common to fair. S1.40m1.45;
brewing, at San Francisco, nominal
at S1.57 y o. LEO; chevalier, S1.55 a
1.60, according to quality.
Eggs-Per dozen, California fresh,
including cases, extras. 24c; firsts,
Shc; seconds. 22c; thirds. 20 &c.
Butter - Per pound, California
fresh, extras, 2 &c, lirsts. csc; seconds
22 iac.
New chcese-Per pound, California
flats, fancy, a . hc firsts sc; sec
onds, PC; California Young America
fancy Ice: flrsts. i4Ikc; Eastern
Oregon flats, fancy. l5c; do Young
America, fancy. l6iac.
Potatoes s-Per' GENITAL, river whites
fancy $3.50 GO 465; Salinas Burbanks
SEA 2.10; do Oregon, S1.S0d2; new
potatoes, per pound, iac. sweet po-
tatocs. per crate. St.65 az
Onions-Per ccn,al. Oregon. $3.50;
Australian Browns 81; Texas Ber-
mudas. per crate S1,S5N2; new
green. per box. . 3 "a 65c.
Oranges-Per box. navels. sizes so
20 126N Si.50M2 .; skies 15O TO 2t6,
81 M2.5O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21
H0RSEFLESH BRUISED;
FEELINGS LACERATED
IrnIted Press Lensed vino |

Seattle, April 2l.-Thirteen hun
dred dollars Is the sum demanded
by Swan Henkstad IN a damage suit
against James r. Ash because OF a
disappointment In horseflesh and the
incidental decorations OF the plain
tiff's feelings and anatomy The
suit, which has been filed In the su-
perior court. recitcs that Henkstad
purchased the horse. whose name is
Rachael, from Ash for S215. same
TO be paid I'm instaIIments.
Rachael was represented. Henk-
stad states, to be a marvel OF oqui-
nino docillty. but her first perform
ance, ne alleges. gave proof that she
possessed none of the virtues attrib-
utod To her ancient namesako.
Last Sunday Hcnkstad hitchad the
horse To n light wagon and took hia
family or an outing. A passinginu-
tomObile excited the animal and I'm
nm incredibly short space OF time the
wagon had been transformed into
klndling wood by Rachael's busy
hoo,s.
Mrs ,Henkstad was kicked I'm the
hip. the eigff little Henkstads spilled
one by one out OF the swaying We.
hiole ~ } uncn basket and contents
reduced 10 an unappe lzlng tumble
OF imported Swedish dollcncios. and
honkgtad himself received many
bruises from his efforts 90 qulet the
c1t1clysm I'm arness.
TO add poignancy to the woes OF
The lenkstnds. Ash today filed a
counter suit asking $3.50 damages
because OF injuries t0 the horses leg.
g. a. "a a Ia Ftf
demolition OF the Henkstad carriage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21

Make your spring decorating q
pleasure by having your work done
by responsible parties. Let as show
you our new line OF wall hangings.
No old. shelf-wOrn antiques. every
roll new and uD-t0-date. The only
exslusive wall paper and paint
house in the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21
Our Fancy Silks

all bought for this seasons appro
ate that line always uptodae make
It point to show fancy silk second season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21
The Circus

aerona; hnds Il necessary at all times
10 keep hts museles and joints sup
pie. That is the reason that hun
dreds Of them keep a bottle OF Bal
lard's Snow Linlment always on
nand. A sure cure for rheumatism
cuts. sDrains, sore throat. lame back
contracted muscles. eorns. bunion'
and all points. Price 26e. soc aoa
500 per bottle. Sold by all deals's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21

DR.. MeLOughlin's house was once
used for a saloon. That settles II.
The doctor himself Was probably a
drinking man, and. like most OF the
first families, probably cold whiskey.
Take his picture oslt OF the state
house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21
WHEAT KING PATTEN
ON HIS WAY OUT WEST

Chicago. April 21.-James A. Pat
ten. the wheat king, IS on his way
West TO investigate crop conditions.
today on the floor ~ the wheat pl..
Wheat rose slowly and az noon
May touched St.25, There was moth
ing sensational about the trading to-
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21
LaCeS and EmbrOiderieS

Our sample books ready showing all the patterns
received last week trimming iacos
coed Oriental swell you
them?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-21

DeWitts Little Early Rlsers. gentle,
easy, pleasant. little liver pills. Sold
by all druggists.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
RELINQUISHED HER LAND
TO MARRY MAN FROM OHIO
Mother. the Objector, Has Quarter
Section Conveyed 20 Her BY
the Dauanter.

NINTO\ Ia. Dec --As q means
OF bringing about peace Miss Clara
\arber. n school teacher OF this cour'
rs. who places higher valuation on
love than ON land, abandoned a line
quarter section ot the choicest Of
Iowa lands. hi2hly improved and
splendidly located.
These seem TO have been the tinal
conclusions of Miss Clara Narber
who conveys 20 her mother her quar-
ter section Of Benton County lands 70
become the bride az John Clifori
Brown. hailing from Ohio, and who ms
mother-in-law fears j. an adFeuturer
The girl has marriea mucn agains'
the ~ she's Of her mother.
Prior 10 the engagement OF 10"
davs f. is alleged the woOeg ~ the
hand ~ Miss Narber searched the
records 20 find ont how much Of the
rich Iowa soil his prospective bride
no.scssed. and IN his visits 70 tn'
farm and around tho home Of The cir
ha gave concessions OF apparent own
er.bip which were not 20 the liking
of the mother. who entered her pro
test 70 their marriage and an elo2"
nrnt occurred followed by their mar
ri4ye before leaving the city.
md now. 70 add fuel 10 the fame
t rs alleged former sutton, IN TN,
person az one John Beus a. Traer
has retained counsel 10 bring action
claiming damages Of $1,000 10 hear'
and nurse
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
ROAMING THE SEAS,
SELDOM IS HOME
Norwegian Captain and Ship Have
Been In Own Port Twice
in Eight Years

CLEVELAND. O.. Dec l-Home in
Bergen Norway. twice In eight years
g. The record of The steamer C. Sundt
that has sailed for Quebec with "A car.
60 Of coal prior 20 returning to salt
water and The career ~ tramp
steamer.
In the spring The Suudt was with
on, prospects Cargoes were scarce
along the shores OF the Baltic and the
North seas $40 the owners OF the Sundt
acc, ptcd cargo for Montreal with the
understanding that during the sum
met the Montreal Light Heat q Power
Co would keep her busy
May ! Cap. Christian Wiihensen
plJted the Slnd, into Montreal All
summer he pied between Montreal
and Erie Pa a few weeks more and
i, win 5e impossible 70 navigate the
lakes SO The Sundt came 90 Cleveland
for cargo OF coal for Quebec When
thc ceaI Is delivered Ar Quebec the
Spndr will take on a load of wood for
England and bid co0dby 20 America
Although Capt Wihrnsen is bound
for Europe be- may NOT reach Norwe-
--4ttiN rtA'Iirr lf4 ~. TT az - IL
SGud- has 40 regular trading points
When business d. good I'M The Baltic
and <grth sea regions the Sundt ships
from ports n tha north 10 the win
ter. although tho northern seas are
uavigahle business Is poor SO the
southern seas are The trading grounds,
Tlr steamer G. Suudt is a steel boat
CARRYING SOC tons IN general the
lines cf lhe SUud are like lake
steamer instead af cabin forward
land the engine room of the engine
house and buakvonms are 3.i 30 the
calm A3U way between the stem and
stem TIE captain and vatchmau pilot
ihe sLip from point a. the front OF
the cabin and cargo is carried iu the
holds on Doth sides Of he. cabin
It s. ten months since iasr saw
m. family said Capt Wiihcnsen.
"}V, mE eaf home AGAIN this win
toy sometimes take uv family with
me- hu- on ,his trim we We're going too
lar away from NORWAY r. S. NttIe
hard. h.t orr hrlF has 10 DO the sea-
faFae
Tlo a}es arn au to sail The
wind has 90 grotr sweep and "a storm
hr4e i- nothing The worst feature OF
tho 'aka- i~tho t-ip through fue locks
at tt Neaud canal
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
GRUESOME PHOTOS
IN FR|SBIE TRIAL
Pictures OF Louis Rosenberg, After
He Was Killed. Will Be Ad-
mitted as Evidence

PORT HURON Mich Dec. L.
Special -The gruesome pictures cf
the dead body OF Louis Rosenberg
who was killed ar the 81 clair hats
last July. will be admitted as eyi-
deuce in the trial of sam Frisois,
charged with the murder OF Rosen-
berg.
], is thought hat the pictures whica
show he wounds which We're inflicted
on The body OF Rosenberg viii be DEF.
rimental 20 the cause Of young FRS
bic
Four Witnesses were examined A.
the trial this morning They were
DEPUTY Sheriff Auch, OF Port Huron.
Jacob Bull a mail carrier, Of Cleve-
land who was present az the fats NJ
the time the crime was committed
Joseph scott. carpenter OF Detroit.
and VIM Bedore. the proprietor Of
the hote, at The flats
Bedore testified that the blood.
tanned suspcnders owned by Frishie
we're worn Hy him the night u the
murder and that FrisOie denied II and
said that the stains were nor blood
but r2ar
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
SALOONS WILL NOT RETURN
Alabama Election Does Not Mean
Backwards Step, says Senator

TlkMINGUA Ala Dec -
Uuitcj States Senator Joseph r.
Johnston OF Alabama U7s issued the
ioIIoviug statement op tne effect OF
YESTERDAY jet OF @ prohibition
-@m.udmonJ iu Alabama
fh-. election GereUmHed that INC
men Of Alabama did n0t-Vish to writo
into th.r constitution police meas
ur-s nor surrender rights they have
expressly reserved
"It does not mean the return Of Tho
sa,90rs rorary backward stop in pub
Tic morals
"I- means that alabama IS consef-
'Nativc and not % he snaksu ~ ru
flef ~ nero sentimental appeals
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Foreed into exile.

WIN. Upchurch OF Glen Oak. Okla
was an exile from home Mountain
air he thought, would cure fright
ful ung-racking cough that had dehed
ali remedies for two years. After six
months he returned, death logging his
stems Then began 20 use DR.
KINGS New Discovery" he writes
"and after taking six bottles ! am IA
Ueu as ever" II saves thousand.
yearly from desperate lung diseases
iufaitibie fer Coughs and Colds. IL dis
pels Hoaiseness and Sore Throat
Cures Grip. Bronchitis. Hsmorrhages
Asthma. Group. Whooping Cough
Guaranteed By r. G. Kinsel. Central
Drug co. and Gray e. Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
FINDS BROTHER
AFTER e YEARS
c. H. Randall Brings Long Search to
Happy End at Farm Near
Geneva Center, 0

CLEVELAND. O. Dec IT, DO you
knew that f. Is pour brother WAC IS
speaking 10 -yuu-noV
c. H. Randall. 5S02 Quiuby-arc. \.
T., former deputy sheriff az Marble.
head. O.. stood before the door OF u
farmhouse AT Geneva Center and ad-
dressed these words 20 d young man
who stood in the doorway
The young man said he did not
An eight year search for the baby
brother that he has not seen since he
was a boy OF seven had terminated
for Randall he found bis baby
brother a yOuns farmer OF - entynlne
and the father Of fOUr-yeaT-old child.
Seven little brothers and sisters We're
separated twenty-five years ago when
the mother OF c. H. Randall died sud-
denly al her home in the rear OF the
old synagogue on Eaglc-aFe. : T..
Each child was taken into "a different
home From time 10 time C. o. Ran
dali. who is now associated WIKI A.
torney F. W. Langin IN tho Superior
building. located bis sisters and broth.
ers after he reached manhood ana il
was with the aid OF Attorney Lanv,n
that he finally located his Youngest
brother George.
Only lately il was learned that
George had been adopted by a family
named Payne al Geneva.
Randall set ont for Geneva and re-
turned to the city with the word that
George Payne was his brother and
that he is a prosperous farmer
ThereIz- still one brother that Pan.
>~daII has faiIc1~So locaT NY N~S
ing he is thirtyGrrr> years oF@t&AS
dali Is thirty-six A sister IsS wv.
ence Randall liars prem <Tnpl6yFd H
the Offices of the Rrn (lL-2Ion$ CO.
for n number OF years
George Payne Of ,sonova enter was
told few years ago by Ibis iosLcT .p1r.
ents that he was not their own child.
lie has been under the impression
! that he had sisters but he never knew
that there wcTc any hrothors
Il made up my mind that some dag
I would go ont and Try 20 find my
relatives" he said 20 his brother ,a-r
Friday.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Duffv,s Pure Malt Whiskey

II you wish keep oIu strong and vigorous and have on
glow health take Duft\ fure Ala
Whkey regularly small doses according TO directions II tones
strengthens he and pahes the entire stem X
recognized medicine everywhere II x Invaluable Tor
overwoked delicate and scky children strength
system; promoter o health and longevity
max the old lee Young u ti1e Young
Department Duffy Malt Whiskey
~.
illustrated medical booklet
gratifying letters received from men
life have been curea
great medicine and who continue en-
kf00 bottle.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
WOMANS BODY FOUND IN
BATH TUB IN VACANT HOUSE
Victims Aged Aunt IS Arrested
House OF Mystery m Flstbush
figures IN inquiry.

NEW YORK, Dec 1.-The dead boly
Of Mrs O. " y. Sucad young Wo-
man ~ Brooklyn was found iu bath
tub I'm a vacant house .n East Orange
y J.. Yesterday. Her aged aunt. Miss
virginia War1law has been arrested
ycudIng an Investigation her state
ments being regardcd boy taem as con
Trajectory D. the police
Clues i'm Tie case Jed hy detectives
10 Flatbush. Brooklyn early today
and what they found caused them to
attempt the establishment Of a con
Injection between the death OF Mrs.
Sneaf POI East Orange and happen
ing. I'm so-caHod "haIse OF mys.
,frvr i'm tho Brooklyn suburb. whore
Miss WardIaV Mrs Snead and two
strange old lad.c- lived until ice
Gently
Further mvesueation into the
strange ocCur-eu," disclosed That
A. .-li.--4,4 had insnrance- lo-lcy
of $4,000 on t4 life and that The
two women bad come 10 East Orans"
from Fiatulsa.
search of uo house of mystery
ir Broaayu ar the detectives to-day
led 90 The discovery of blood pots
in various rooms
In fGc Kitchen stove the police
found tvo bundles OF human hair
vhHo crushed down .u the stove We're
four human lcnef. partly burned.
s0E az eaA tao eaars on
was brought forth fron th" stowe.
Blood spots in fou- rooms of The
ruer floor were d'slu2,rei ana the
detectives have ordered tho cellar
4. pe dug up and the floor torn APP.
Vrs Snra1s husband disappeared
....f c.frYrrlr
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Postal stations open TIN 7:3o.

Postmaster Homer Warren has is.
sued an order BY which ell postof1cs
stations throughout the city VIII 20
Urn HcrCdfrer unfit 1i-5''0 IN -rr evr-'
ing They have been kept open ont"
tntl g p m 81 the PAST and Tho
change gives the public on hour and
"a hair moro accommodation In postal
service.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
SEES FIRE: FALLS DEAD.

CASSOPOLIS. Mich, Dec Com
ing unexpectedly on The sight Of his
homo burning. his wife near 20 death,
oliver simpson OF Porter township,
dropped dead Simpson haa been
away last night and reached he
homo while thc fire was a. it's height
Mrs simpson had just gotten out OF
rho building Two sons also survive
The deceased
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

To get rid % tic dutterius of,ci OF
moving pictures an Inventor has 9p
pIied tho principle of the stereoscop'
the picture being thrown op Do" Tcr''t
hv two lenses. in front ot which shut
tiers open and close alternately 50
rapidE that there is no break in D."
series
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
WILL eLEcr posTMAsTsR.

MARQUETTE. Mich. Zee. THE
people of Marquette will elect post
master next spring Repre- ent ltire
xaanp haG-A -nnaALa-tn- llaI---a
choice between three candidates aul
the decision viii rest with tAe people.
The candidates are John D Nangum
present postmaster John Carlson
merchant and former sh,li1 ANA S.
T. NcCormiCk. railroad man
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Earnest Clergymen
and Temperance Workers

who have spent their lives in uplifting
their fallen brethren and placing their
feet upon the solid rock, use and rec
ommend Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
Honored and respected preachers OF
the gospel and advocates OF temper
ance, without regard 10 creed or prelu-
dice. make frank and -outspokcu state
r4eats of what DuffY,s -PuTe Matt
Whiskey has done for them.
Among many the Rev + I Maryatt
writes Il have taken two bottles OF
your Dutfvs Pure Malt Whiskey IL is
JUS, grand Il seems to put new lie
into me. can walk like a horse and
ann one hundred per cen, better for
taking Dudys ! shall continue using
the medicine since two bottles have
done me So much good I believe /
will soon nave the strength To Jump
over a rail fence can heartily recon-
mend it, Rev T. T Maryatt Mis-
soula Mont
Minister, oi The gospel. doctor, -
medicine. nurses and people every
where unite in commencing Dutty :,
Pure Malt " hiskey-thc only perfect
tore lat};;,, tle-pne -l-e medicinal
whiskey.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02
Ladies' Hosiery Dept.

ladies Faucv Embroidered SILK Hose at S2oo' $3.50
and $500.
Ladies. plain sHk Hose u an shades at $3.50 $500
and $3.50.
Ladies' pain T.acl; Silk Hose Special value al sioo
ladies. Fancy Embroidered Iisle Hose in beautiful
pattcrns a. 5oc.
r,dies Firo Ga hmere Hose ~ 35c SOC and 75c
sd5se g. lrk Crsltmnre Hose. special value al 25o.
sdios plain Gauge Lisle Hose, in all shades AZ SOC.
Nleses. Fine Cashmere Hose az 2se, 35e and ooe
poys' Heavy Cotton Hose az 25e.
Girls and BOYS Cotton Hose az i5e, Tor 25e
Ladies' Fleece Hose n t5e for Csc
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

An English locomotive thaf has
ra,rIeI nor than q noo,p11 miles in
lauiHe express Trains IFS believed 20
hold the record
The Detroit times., 1909-12-02

Canadas FIRST great electric .mD.
ing plant for the treatment OF ores
Is to be erected 49, Sau,t Ste. Morris.
Ont ~