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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
OF INTEREST TO FARMERS.

The Department of Agriculture
at Washington, Bureau of Plan,
Industry, has appointed Capt. J.
I. White, Sub Agent for this par.
lsh. He will select demonstration
farms, and conduct demonstrations
IN corn and cotton according to
the methods laid down by the De.
partmen-. The crop will belong
to the owner Of two farms and will
be an object lesson to all i'm the
section when the demonstration is
conducted, In the fall reports of
all the demonstration will be made
and figures compared. 1t Is
stated that field of 63 bushes of
corn has been made by the meth
DDS pursued. A meeting Of all
The agents will be held at Alexan.
drIa on March "a and % which
will he addressed hy DIR. S. Il.
Knapp and Mr. Savely of Wash
ington and Col. Evans OF Shreye.
port State agent when full instru.-
tons for field work will be given
1t is hoped the farmers will 60.
operate in this work which must
be of immense benefit to all. 4
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
CALL FOR ELECTION

BE II resolved Nv the City Democrat
ic Executive Committee Of the Cit
Of New IBERIA. La, that in accordanc
with the Primary Election Law q
1906 and its amendments, that a Demo
cratic Primary Election he held IN III
Six Districts If the City Of New Iberia
Ia, on Monday. the 9Th day Of April
Of the Democratic Party for the follow
ing ofiic E, to wit
One Mayer for the CIT, Of New !
IBERIA
| Two Trustees nj large for the CITY 0
New Iberia
One Trustee from the First Dislric
of the City Of New Iberia,
| One Trustee from the Second Dis
tr'ct Of the City of New iberia.
One Trustee from the Third Distric
Of the City OF New Iberia,
One Trustee from the Fourth Dis
trict Of the City Of New iberia,
One Trustee from the Finh District
Of the City Of New iberia.
One Trustee from the Sixth District
OF the City OF New iberia.
Three Members Of the City Demo
cratic Executive Committee from the
City Of New Iberia, at large
One Member from the FIRST District
Of the City Of New IBERIA,
One Member from the Second Dis
trict Of the City of New Iberia,
One Member from the Third Dis
trict Of the City Of New Iberia,
One member from the Fourth DIS.
trict OF the City Of New Iberia,
One Member from the Fifth District
Of the City Of New Iberia,
One Member from the sixth Distric,
Of the City of New Iberia.
Be II further resolved TINT the fol
lowing Assessments be levied against
Candidates, towards defraying expen-
SEES Of the Primary Election, to wit: -
Candidates for Mayor. 3 - 90
Candidates for Councilmen, 8 800
Candidates for City Democra
tic Ex Committee, 4 90
Said amounts to be paid TO the Char
man Of this Committee at the time OF
the filing Of the written notification
Of the Candidates Of their intention to
become Candidates at the above Prim-
airy Election. and that said notification
shall be given to the Chairman Of the
City Democratic Executive Committee
within ten (1Ol days from this date. to
wit-the 18th, day of March, 1909. at ~
O'Clock Midnight.
BE u further Resolved etc, that in
the event 1t is necessary TO hold a sec
ond primary because Of any candi
dates not receiving a majority of the
votes cast for the respective Offices, q
second, primary shall be held with the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
SUCCESSION SALE
Succession Of Ambrose Landry
deceased
10th Judicial District Court OF Louis
lana. Parish Of Iberia.

By virtue Of y commission issued
unto me, the undersigned Administra-
trix, out Of the above Court. under an
order granted on the ~ day Of Feb.
ruarv. 1869,
There will he sold by the under
signed Administrative or a duly au-
thOrizea Public Auctioneer. Fol,
Cash tfor the purpose OF realizing
funds to pay debts Of the above said
Snccessi"n) at Public Auction, 10 tie
last and highest bidder, on
sATURDAY,the q day ofMareh 1909,
between legal sale 4pdrs, at the bate
residence of the dec/ ksed in the 5,h
Ward Of Iberia Pr fish the property
belonging I'd the glove said Succession
and describe affollows to witt:
lst The ind Vided Il interest in a
certain traf ~ land with all the
buildings af4 improvements thereon
and thereud belonging and all 40.
purtenanceS thereof, situated at The
Coteau, IN Iberia Parish, and mea-
surfing 3S'a acres. more or less, bound
ed North BY Estate of Philogene 70.
nero, South by J. b. Bouraue. East
by Dupre Romero, and West by Lon
don Lewis"
End The undivided 4 interest IN
the undivided "a interest in nndtooeer
tain tract of land will, all the buildings
and improvements thereon and there
unto belonging, situated In the Parish
Of Iberia, at a place called Coteau. con.
tanning 32h arpents. In area, bound.
ed on the North by lands of Lastie
Romero, South by Ambrose Landry,
East by Dupre Romero, and West by
Erast Comeaux.
3rd All the movable property con.
sistihg OF \ Residence. potato house
corn crib, fence, corn, hay, fence wires
mules, horses. harness, agricultural
implements, etc, fully describcd IN the
Inventory Of said Succession filed in
the office Of the Clerk Of Court Iberia
Parish.
Mrs Ambrose Landry
nee Ella Bour, .ue)
Administrative Of the Succession Of
Ambrose Landry
Cammack 4 Broussard. Attorneys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20

Secretary Wilson Of the Dcratt
mcnt Of Agriculture is IN recent
Of nearly . hundred Letters frnm
millrra and kindred interests a4l
ing him tO refer the uucstIuu tr
hlcachcd Hour. which the dcua
men, has branded ~ aLul,rr,ted
/ tu tn. t,.(c,r, board of the d,,,a,l
men' which recently permitted me
Use ~ h'hH'a'r ~ S"in previously
condemned ~ " N'cN, and
r'ann"'eh 'o' ny many ~ III" fonh
packets !" ~ ~ thee leit'ia
the Secretary has replied that The
hat''i W"'i'' MOI y" ~ referred.
'rea' pi'ssn'" ~ beng hfoueh'
!" pea however, anh som" wrtla
"g" '"e manufacturers "i the h"if
bleaching 'nr'ta'ns brought SUIT
~ the District cunt fm u man
h'mnA 7" .irN'n' 'hr Secretary
from continuing y distribution ~
the pure Food decision ~ VII "''
h'rarhrd y ~ ~ rlassed ~ adv
Grated food The case has not
YET come 7" ''',' and ~ ~" meat
lime "'earh"d Hour remains "n"''
tue hAn
Thouoh Congress- has declined
10 include. IN he arr,or,ia,inn4
for the War Uepa,tmrul. the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20

same officers of election and nj th'
same places as the FIRST Primary, al
in accordance with the Primary Elec
ton Laws: and that in the event, ter
days shall have elapsed in which Can
didates are allowed 10 file their Motif
cation and deposit If assessment a,
auited number of Candidates Tor sr' Il
nfhces shah have announced. this
Committee shall meet on the Sird
day of March, 1900 ut ~ o'clock A NJ
at the city Hail, New iberia. IA aud
shall declare such Candidates the
nominees ot the Democratic Party
without the necessity Of holding n
Primary Election for said uncontested
offices
Re II resolved that the Primary T.
lection shall be held nj the places sc
lected hy the Mayor and Board OF rrus
tees ofthe City OF New Iberia, IN ne
cordance will, law, whicl, are az fol
lows to wit
lat Dis; W. End Fire Co. No. Il Bid
2ud Court House
RID = Circuit Court building
4th " East End FIRE Co No Ri.
18th I" America Fire 90. No : BID
9th Eng House Eagle Go No \.
BE il further resolved that IN acco,-
dance with law that this Committee
meet at the Cuy HAIL 81 New Iberia,
on the 22nd. day Of March, 1909. at
" O'Clock Noon. for the purpose Of
Drawing for the Commissioners and
Clerks of Election for each Precinct
BE il further resolved that the Chair
man with two members of this Com
mittee. as a subcommittee OF this
be authorized and cmpcw
cred To attend 10 all matters necessary
to the holding OF. and incidental to
carrying out the provisions Of the
Primary Election Law, delegated to
this Committee.
A true and correct copy Of the Re
solutions adopted ~ n meeting Of th"
City Democratic Executive Committee
held the 9Th day or March, A. u. 1909.
A. J. MAuNus A. kocH
Chairman. Scty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
NOTICE or HOMOLOeATION.
18th Judicial District Court Of Louis
lana, Parish OF Iberia.
Succession of SIMON WEYTH
Of his wife MILE WEYTH
both deceased.

Whereas, J. g. LsRlanc. a resident
of the ParishOF Iberia, Administrator
of the abeve entitled and numbered
Successj6n. has flied IN this Honorabl
Court his final account and tab
leau II Distribution Administers
tor Oh said Esbate, Dgether with
his peth<sne fasiss that the same
be homolegated AMI approved.
NoticN is therefor hereby given
to all fhom 1t may o. doth COZ
Germ 10 showaeatise, if anvss<hey
have, withis ten days from he
first uhllcation hereof, why tfe
prayer of petitioner should nd
be grAhled. f
Wftnesst the Honorable Js1tes
Simon, Judge<ak ~anr paie tourt
this 10th day Of March, A. d. 1909.
A. j. MAUMUS.
Dty. Clerk Of Court, Iberia Parish.
Jno. R. Davis Esl. Atty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
SHAMROCK.

Three little leaves of brightes
green
United on one stem;
On Irish soil are often seen.
Ihey form magic gem
One leaf is Truth, and Valor one
me other one is Love;
these little leaves each morn are
wet
BY drops Of dew from above.
When Irish soil received the plant
The Elfin Kings can tell;
Love, Truth and Valor wandered
there
They loved the soil so well.
Each left an emblem in a leaf.
And these together grew.
sustained by Heavens warmest
balms
And nurtured by the dew.
ANON.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
s'ssv oNla1l9a yaaa'
eql A m(!m9fd laos'lM Pc
u'o1 'q '''''s''fm~ A'"oH
HnlHasd ON

WANTED Trust worthy man or wo-
ceive orders and manage business for
New York Mail Order House. $500
weekly; position permanent; no invest
ment required. Previous experience
not essential 10 engaging. Spare time
valuable Enclose self addressed en-
velope for full particulars. ADDRESS,
CLARKE CO., Wholesale Dept, lOl
PARK AVE, NEW YORK.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20

An exchange tells us that IN re
gard to the war waged against
rats IN the United States ii is in
tersting TO know that two town in
Denmark have been entirely rid Of
the pests by the use of bacterial
culture ..Ratin." Another town m
Denmark is being treated in a
similar manner. and the total cost
of the three places, amount
TO about $40, 900
At present "Unclc SAM il OK
perimenting at Pier No. IL. East
River. which is used by the com.
missary Department, and the ar.
tlcle states. that this per has
been completely cleared of rats.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
n. |. SOUTHERN DRAINAGE
DISTRICT FINANCES
Continued from page l.

canal, as contracted for by on,
predecessors who made the con
tract was so small that it did not
come up to the expectations of the
taxpayers expressed at a called
meeting for the purpose, and
would have been of service only
as a drainage ditch
The contract called for fiji
teen foot bottom; while it is now
twenty-five feet at the bottom.
This Board believes and hopes
that II will finally complete the
canal. to the great satisfaction of
the people, and to this end it will
continue to devote its best efforts,
in which il asks the moral support
of the people.
Respectfully Submitted,
r. +. DELAHOUSSAYE,
President
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
TRADE MARK NOTICE

State Of Louisiana, Parish OF Iberia.
Before me the undersigned authori-
~ personally came and appeared John
Neil, resident Of the Parish and
State aforesaid whSAeeIaNed and said
that he Il enga9d in the mhnuiacture
and sale Of = kss>s and maeeral waters
wherein Thy said SELLER and minera
waters arr nut up, bear his trade
mark whfh is as folls~s: -"Teche
Bottiing WSrts, R.<f nsp6aen, At.
New Iberia. f&1k ues star around
which is inscrD "a Neil Dottl,ng Works
New Iberia. ha.' The said trade
marks appeal hng on botA,suvr~
That avail ng hissself Of the piAvi
sions Of Act 4 D fine General Asset
bly, Of the Stal Of louisiana OF l4s
for the protecting Of bottles nsef in
their business, heS>as 6leass6ls his
declaration In the Office 81 the CIetk
OF Court Of Iberia Parish In accord
ance with the provisions Of said Act;-
the same to be publish. d in Iberia
Parish wherein is the principal place
Of business of said afIlant, warning
others against the use Of said bottles
or traffic on same.
his
JOHN (X) NEILE.
Mark
Signed before me this 18th day or
February, A. d. 1904.
J. @. Leblanc. Jr.,
Dty Clerk OF Coa1A
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20

According 10 the Times Demo-
crat Of Thursday, Edward II. Har-
rfman has been advised by his
physician to step down and out OF
the turmoil Of Wall street and al
though he sets no definite date
Tor retirement, the intimati0n il
strong not only from Mr.. Harri-
man himself, but from member of
his party that his strenuous days in
the great financial centre are over.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
FOR SALE.
That Milwaukee judge who fin

That Milwaukee Judge who fin
eu Miss Walters $500 the other
day on the testimony of a mere
policeman for holding up her skirts
fourteen inches while crossing d
muddy street ought to be shot
from behind with a load of hot
lacks. And as for the policeman.
he should have been lynched for
interfering with a lady's inherent
right to show when the occasion
demands it how high her legal
standing I'm the public eve. The
Lafayette policemen are not 40
DAD blamed pernicious as that
Gazette.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20

week to the Ad Of Mr.. II. =. McNa-
hon who IL offering Mating Ru re,
Porch Shades, Hammock, Rcf,i,-
orators, Ice Boxes, Lawn SWINGS
and number of other things that
are Indispensable for comfort dur
ing our long summer months Mt
a bargain for this and next week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
CONSUMPTION FATAL
TO.LABORER.

That tuberculosis is particular
~ fatal to the workingmen may be
clearly seen from the fact that al
least one-third of the deaths dur
u the chief working period OF
lie are caused by pulmonary tu-
berculosis. Every other work
man who becomes incapacitated,
must ascribe his condition to con-
sumption. DIR. Lawrence F. Flick
says: Tuberculosis is peculiarly q
disease of the wage-workers, and
this is SO for the very good reason
that one of the causes Of the dis
ease is overwOrk." In some trades,
such as the metal p0lishers, brass
workers, and stone workers, from
IS to so per cent of all deaths are
caused by tuberculosis. Dusty
trades are particularly dangerous.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
NOTICE OF HoMoLoGA1|oM,
18th Judicial District Court,
State of Louisiana,
Parish of iberia.
Succession of No. 1881,
NICHOLAS HECTOR deceased,

Whereas, Mrs. Felicie Hine, a
resident of the Parish of IBERIA,
AdministsatrN Of the above en-
titled y6nd ndhabefed Succession,
has ned in this Honorable Court,
her naI sec6nnt Ind tableau as
Admin iktratrix.ssf said Estate, to
gethaf WIN her petition praying
that he same b~T0hfs'>ga'ed and
M tice is therefore herebf given
to Al whom it may or dog con-
corn y show cause, II al they
have, Mekhin ten days bm the
first public1etsnwlhssu1e why the
prayer of petitioner should not be
granted.
Witness the Honorable James 81
mon, Judge OF our sail Court this
18th day of March A. u. 1909.
A. J. MAUMUS,
Dty. Clerk Of Court, Iberia Parish.
Cammack & Broussard, Attys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20

yellow Label Ant Poison is
said to be splendid. Have you
tried it? See Taylor's Drug store
Ad.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20
Begin 1GviNo
ON AMY. 1t

n wfs: ,'s|b4:;;;' :, ."a ,.... u.
Sney can = Withdrawn q
any time a ID ell the profits
credited o. the Book viii -
paid In full
lDEHl/ ovlLoIoso Aeaaa.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20

When do a husband and wife
change placesf When she comes
down and blows him up.-Ex.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-03-20

st. Patricks day, Wednesday,
was observed by the loyal sons
aud daughters Of Erin.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-03

vised the flexible tip idea and had
adapted it in one form or another to
aeroplane construction
The complaint of the Wrights is
very specific, and reads:
THAT the defendant, alleging to
be formed for the purpose of promot-
ing aerial flying, procured the Her
ring-Curtiss company and one Glenn
II. Curtiss, personally, both of Ham
mondsport, n. Y, to make the flying
machines herein complained of and
deliver them to the defendant (the
Aeronautic Society, under whose
auspices the said Glenn II. Curtis is
giving public exhibition flights with
the said infringing flying machines
within the jurisdiction of this court"
The Wright flying machine factory
at Dayton, Ohio, the brothers allege
is suffering financially from the in
fringement of these patents, and the
brothers ask that when their losses
have been estimated they be award
ed three times the amount compen-
satory and punitive damages.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-03
HOOD RIVERS AP-
PIE PRICES

At a recent meeting of the direc-
tors of the Hood River Apple Grow
ers' union it was decided to make
public the prices received for its ap-
Piles this year The fancy grades were
bought by Steinharit & Kelly of New
York, while the choice ones went to
Page e Son, Portland, Ore. Follow
ing are the Hood River prices.
The fancy Spitzenbergs which pack
- to the box and larger were pur-
chased for 1885 with the smaller
fruit proportionately high priced.
Page & Son took the choice grade
Spitz at $175, which is a great ad-
vance over former prices.
The fancy Newtowns went to New
York at $40 for the Alter and larg-
er sizes. This same grade brought
1925 last year. The choice New
towns brought the same figure as the
Spitz, s1.75. The fancy Jonathans
brought 81 a box, while the choice
sold to Page & Son at $1.75. Fancy
Baldwins brought $40 and Stein
hardt & Kelly also took the choice
grade of Baldwins at $50. The
fancy Ortleys brought 1925.
These prices are what the grower
actually receives at the shipping
point. The Apple Growers union, in
the crop, which includes 90
per cent of the apples grown in this
valley, has by its excellent manage
ment secured a standing which will
enable the Hood River growers to al
ways obtain top prices for their fruit.
The EXTREMIST care is used in every
stage Of the development of the apple
until it is packed and loaded into
the car.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-03
PUSHING WRIGHT
SUIT

Buffalo, n. Y, Dec "a legal
fight that will cause stir in the
aeronautical world will have it's first
airing in court here tomorrow, when
Judge Heel of the United States dis
trict court will hear arguments on
the application of Wilbur and Or
vile Wright for a preliminary injunc-
ton restraining Glenn H. Curtis and
the -Curtiss company of
HammOndsport, n. Y, from making.
using or selling the so-called aero
plane, and particularly restraining
the defendants from conducting pub
lie exhibitions and flights of such
machines. 4
The outcome of the contest will be
watched eagerly by persons interest
ed in aeronautics, both in America
and Europe
The gist of the claim made by the
Wrights is that the new Herring Cur
tiss aeroplane, which was built for
the Aeronautic society, contains sew
eral infringements of the Wright
patents, which are registered at
Washington and in practically every
civilized country. The main infringe
men, it is alleged, lies in the use of
the flexible wing tips which give sta
blity to the aeroplane, particularly
when gliding or making turns.
Should the Wrights be successful
in the federal courts and procure
the injunction they ask for they will
have almost a world wide monopoly
of aeroplane construction at its pres
ent stage, for there is hardly heav-
ier-thanair flying machine of any
that does not use the
flexible tips at the extremity of its
wings or planes and would be prac-
tlcally useless without them
The Wrights have advanced their
claims informally when comparing
their machine with others, but this
Is the first overt step they have
taken to establish their sole right
to use the flexible tips. Other aero
nautical engineers have iecried the
idea that the Wright patents gave
them the sole right to use this de-
vice. and have stated that long before
the Wrights did any work in the in
vention of flying machines Hiram
Maxim, Chanute and others had de-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-03
NEW c. \. ROUTE
To COAST
SURVEYORS LOCATE CUTOFF
FROM MAIN LINE THROUGH
DAVENPORT TO COLUMBIA
ROAD STIRRED By RIVALS.

Twisp, Dec. "a. F. Whitcomb,
chief engineer of the western division
of the Great Northern, with head
quarters in Spokane, paid the Methow
Great Northern survey party, which
has a survey completed from Pateros,
on the Columbia, up to the Methow
river to point ten miles above this
place. After making a careful exam
ination of the survey, the country in
general and the conditions prevail
ing with regard to the continuance
of the work. Mr. Whitcomb said he
had instructed that the survey be
continued about ten miles further UP
stream to Early Winters river. When
that point is reached, the party will
work back on the survey, making per-
manent location of the line. The
party, of about fifteen men, will be
occupied until spring with the work
outlined by Mr.. Whitcomb.
Mr.. Whitcomb said that the Great
Northern now is building from Oro-
vile to PaterOs, the work being un-
der the supervision of his office. For
the past year most of his time was
spent on the Waterville extension.
His temporary Office having been at
Columbia Siding on the main line.
That branch having been turned over
TO the operating department on Oc- |
tober 10, Mr.. Whitcomb's chief duties |
will be within the Okanogan coun-
try for some time and the office at |
Columbia Siding has been aban ioned. |
Mr. Whitcomb admitted that a
party is locating a cutoff from the |
main line in the vicinity of Blue Stem,
running through the Davenport coun-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-03

Mayfield and Toledo to Vancouver
WASH, which is eight miles across
the Columbia river from Portland,
Ore. Mr.. Strahorn's surveys branch
at Randle, where large power sites
are located. The Tacoma branch
will go to the west through Glenavon
and the Tacoma & Eastern will be
paralelled by the North Coast, or
presumably the Northwestern ter
minal sites on Commencement bay,
which are supposed to be located be-
tween the Milwaukee and Northern
Pacific terminals in Tacoma. The
Seattle branch will follow up the
Nachez river from the mouth of the
I1eton river, where junction will
probably be made, ana thence over
the Naches pass and down the Green
river, via Buckley, and through the
White river valley to Seattle, paral-
leling the Northern Pacific, the Mil
waukee and the interurban line 60
ing via Auburn.
Making Extension From Lander
From the other end there is an ac-
tivity which has assumed proportions.
The Pittsburg & Gilmore, which is
generally considered to be contigent
OF the Northwestern, has already con-
structed several hundred miles across
the states of Idaho and Montana.
Strahorn is constructing his line
east from Kennewick, via Walla
Walla, apparently to meet the Pitts
burg & Gilmore, and is building west
from Kennewick via North Yakima
and the Cowiche pass. The reason
assigned for this route is that the
North Bank road and the Hartman
roads have the Columbia river roads
throttled by leaving no room on eth
er side. Consequently the Northwest
ern is forced north to the first pass
across the Cascades that is available,
which pass is presumed to be the
Cowiche pass. By this route Strahorn
is also fortifying his route by having
supply of coal at the head of the
Cowyche river.
Milwaukee to Pass Through Here.
And it is believed that the Mil
Waukee will pass through North Yak
ina. The road is now grading at
Hartford, on the Columbia. and it is
believed that connection will be made
with the main line at Beverly. From
Hanford the road will run westerly
through the Mckee pass to North
Yakima up the Naches river and
across the mountains to RaudIe
From there west the road is being
built from Glenavon to VerndaIe on
the Cowiche, going through to Ran
die via the Big Bottom country and
thence down the Naches to North
Yakima.