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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-30
Better Than hls Pick.

A story Is told of an Irishman who, while walking with his friend passed b jewellers shop where there were . Ut of precious stones in the window
 -'Would you not like to have your DockY.
 HNot me pick, but me shovel" said Af1ke.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-30
AFTER 
 OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
 hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, Md. For four years ny life was misery to me- I suffered
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-30

A man who makes two jcbs grow tWhere one grew before is about the oost working definition >of . pstrtoE,- Nashville LMsxtcan
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-12-16
AERoPLANE DROPS 70 EARTH.
Capt. Engethardt, May Dc Fatally
injured.

Berlin, Dec. IA Wright aero.
plane which Capt. Engelhardt was pi.
loting over Johannisthal field lost its
balance and plunged to the earth.
Capt. Engelhardt was unconscious
when picked up and removed TO :
hospital. The extent Of his injuries
was not determined at once.
The captain, who - q former naval
Officer. was 4 pupil 81 Oryille Wright
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-12-16
zeIaya Gaining Ground.


Bluefields, Nicaragua, Dec u. -
There has been a sudden and unpleas-
ant realization here of government
strength and insurgent weakness.
President Zelaya has outwitted Gen.
eral Estrada and the latter's chief
hope is in American intervention. It
turns out that the conference which
was sought by General vasquez, Of the
government troops. near Rama and
which the insurgents had interpreted
as sign of yielding on the part of
Zelaya's troops was blind intended
to secure delay of the expected bat
tie until the loyal army had obtained
"a decided advantage of position
/ 1t also is learned that while Zelaya
had kept a scattered force before
Rama, his real army of 5000 men was
hurrying by forced marches toward
Bluefields. The report that descent
upon this city from Rama was possible
only by river now is known to be un-
true. s 49, IT .z-.s 4 E1& -
General Estrada endeavored to GOV.
err his alarm by informing the CORE
spondents at the front that all was
tranquil, with the, prospect that Gen.
eral Vasquez and Major Eva would
surrender. Ten minutes after he had
talked with the reporters the insur-
gent leader had his chief diplomatic
aide, Adolfo Diaz, on the telephone
and was telling him what was believed
TO be the true situation. To the aide
General Estrada declared that the
Americans should send more marines
ashore, as Vasquez had apparently out
thanked him. Estrada also expressed
the opinion that request should be
made of the United States govern.
ment for protection to the $50 Ameri
cans in Bluefields. ......
Diaz rushed to United States Consul
Moffatt with the new intelligence, and
the consul assured him that Command.
err Shipley's marines from the United
States cruiser Des Moines with their
rapid fire guns would be able to con.
troll the situation here in the event
that the loyal army should suddenly
surprise the city.
If President Taft is determined that
Zelaya shall be deposed it is believed
here that he United States forces will
find active participation in the strug-
| gle necessary.
The Americans here have been as
sured that the marines from the Des
Moines are sufficient to cope with any
situation, even with the 5000 we'll
armed government soldiers; but the
PROFESSIONALS. who are unfamiliar with
military discipline. wish more Ameri-
can marines here.
Apparently Gen. Estrada has reach
ed stage where he feels that the sit.
uation is critical unless the Ameri.
cans are prepared to assume active
and supreme control. At present Com.
mander Shipley awaits further orders
from Admiral Kimball.
All idea Of the enemy attacking for.
titled Rama has been abandoned. The
truce which covered the conference Of
the government ENJOYS and which was
! said to have been arranged to further
conceal the march Of Zelaya's mer
through the hills towards Bluefields ii
at. an end. At the conference Zelaya'l
representatives used every pretext t.
delay coming to the point and Whe1
the conference finally came to an END
4 it was with a demand that ID insur
gents in the vicinity Of Rama surren
der.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-12-16
RIuefields In Danger.


BIuefields, Nicaragua, Dec. IT,
This city, the headquarters Of the
provisional government, has been
thrown into alarm by a sudden
realization of the strength Of tho
government army against which
General Estrada, the leader Of the
insurgents, had been supposed to
be making irresistible Roadway.
Estrada, apparently, has been
hoodwinked by ZeIaya, and no one
would be surprised II the latter's
troops should appear before the
city at any hour. Etrada is hop
'ng for timely aid from the United
States. ==. p. = -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-12-16
WARY CENTRAL AMERICAN RuL,
Err SEEMS TO HAVE ouTWlT- .
TED REvoLUTioNisTs.
MARINES PROCEED 10 PANAMA
Even eiueHsIds, Headquarters 81 Pro.
visionai Government, 10 Atrembio
-oen. Estrada's Only Chance
10 Aid From y. 8.

Washington, Dec. 12-When the
700 marines aboard the Dixie ar.
rived at Colon they found awltin0
them orders to proceed immedi.
ateIy to Panama and 90 aboard
the cruiser Buffalo at once. This
seems to indicate that some move.
ment Of consequences on the Pacif-
10 coast Of Nicaragua 10 In con.
temptation. -..... ... IS
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-12-16
REWARD.

The undersigned will pay a reward
of twenty-five Dollars (s25.00) for in
formation leading to the arrest and
conviction of any person unlawfully
spreading poison about the City of
Warren or elsewhere in the County.
VIM. J. BROWN. ~.
County Attorney.
Horses and mules for sale. John
Wolberg, Alvarado, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-12-16
TORNElL'S RESTAURANT.
a Warren, MINI.

Meals and lunches served q IN
hours.
Farmers and transients, call ct NJ
placs and enjoy . good, VAIN neal
while In the city.
A good place 70 have your Sunday
dinners.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
PHYSICIAN AND
WIFE SEPARATE
AFTER QUARREL
DIR. w. S. H. Osmun Surprised
When Court Order Ties Up
His Bank Deposits
Action for Divorce Will Be
Brought Against Well Known
Medical Practitioner

DR.. ". S. II. Osmun. one OF the most
prominent physicians in the city. and
his wife, leading member OF the So
cisl set and an exceptionally hands
some woman, have separated and the
latter has taken the preliminary legal
steps to secure divorce, having been
granted an order by Judge Cabaniss
yesterday BY which she tied up all her
husbands funds
The separation came as distinct
surprise to society Up to a week ago
there was not the slightest whisper of
trouble between the two. Then there
developed a rumor that all was not as
well as 1t might be. and affairs were
brought TO crisis yesterday when Mrs.
Osmun appeared before Judge Cabaniss
10 restrain her husband spending any
money, pending the elimination OF an
other suit which she intended 10 in
stitute. The order was granted and no
tices were served upon the Canadian
Bank OF Commerce and the Metropolis
trust and savings bank. prohibiting
them from allowing DR. Osmun 10 draw
out any OF his deposits
DR.. osmun declared that he would
contest a divorce suit Il viii con-
test divorce suit as firmly as pos
sible.' he said We have been mar
ried four years. but recently my wife
left my home after a quarrel I do
not know where she is living and did
not hear word about what she in
tended doing until 1 was notified OF
her action in court"
Mrs. Osmun left her home at 1I21
Masonic avenue three days ago the
presumption being that she went to
reside with her sister at San Jose. DR..
Osmun has put his case into the hands
OF Attorney John D. Barnett.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
TAFT HEARS PLANS FOR
NEW PURE FOOD LAWS
American Medical Association
Men Make Recommendations

WASHINGTON, June 12=President
Taft today gave an audience to the
committee on legislation OF the Ameri-
can medical association which pre-
sented a number OF recommendation
concerning the pure food law and tha
government medical service Araonr z
the recommendations presented is one
urging the amendment Of the pure food
law so as 10 prohibit absolutely the
use OF benzoats OF soda and other rr.--
servatives in the preparation and pre-
servation OF foods destined for inter
state commerce and 10 provide for a
system of federal inspection OF al es-
Establishments engaged in preparation of
foods with a view &c enforcing sanitary
cleanliness in such es1a blishnents and
10 prevent the employment therein az
persons afflicted with contagious OF
Infectious diseases
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
BUTCHERS DAY TO
BE FULL OF FUN
Annual Picnic at Shell Mound
Is TO Surpass All
Previous Outings

All Is in readiness for tie annual
outing OF the butchers ana cheir en-
pIoyes which win take place June Is
al the EmeryviIIe racetrack and shell
Mound park. Butchers day this year
viii surpass any OF the celebrations
held before OF since the FIRE and thou
sands viii journey across the bay 10
witness the various racing events and
attend the big picnic All butcher
shops viii be closed and every empl0ye
viii be given the day for recreation
PROGRAM OF RACES
II is believed that the racing pro-
gram viii bring out some very good
sport because Of the fact that different
owners have entered horses OF the
finest breeds. The program OF races
is as follows:
Retail butchers carr rare. distance one nile
Prizes SO. s. sud So
Irotting and pacing race. distance one nile
Of horse required
Trottieg and pacing raee. distance one mile
Prizes SIS, 50 and 50 No restriction Of ovn-
ership-
Pacing race. 2-zO class distance one nile
Prizes SO So and So. OTeH 60 sll-
- Iro'ti1g rsse fres f9r al dis5snce one mile
TrortinS and pacing distance two miles
Prizes s75. So snd So.
TroJring rsce 2-so class distance one nile
Wholesale butchers collectors rluuiEE race
distance one Riile-PriEes So. So and 81
Horses used daily by collectors must D. us=sl
Quarter of 8 mile running rare for va.Fueras-
Prizes 50, So and SO. Regulation hlt and
saddle must ~ usei
Mule cart race. distance one mile-Prizes sao.
So and SO
steer race. eighth ef mile-Prizss SO. So
Snd Sf5.
The following Is list OF the com
mittees in charge Of the big celebra-
ton.
General committee II srransementS-Tae-iaS
Mekeon teaairmanl. J. n Paehtne-. charles
WeisheiTner. E J. BreiiiuE Joseph Bauznzsr1=1.
William hunneeke, n Z. Harper e. H. Bright
H p Madison. 2 F. Fisher .. g. NevhalI.
Ben Oswald J. Bsunel. John Vow Ian n
Westphal c. Nonnensn- Selig j. FL BAN
man
Printing c0mmitfee-J- n. Paehtner. william
kunnecke. Joseph BaGmgarteu
Music C0mHaittee-Charles Veisheiuler- J.
Breiiing
Finance committee -Frank J. Weiss. william
Kunneeke. Tom Nev5n-
Committee On gates at Faeetrsrk-Eeu Oswald.
Committee "a gates 81 Shell 3lound-Cseor-e
Flick.
Steinfels.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
BURNS SALARY
AND HARRISON'S
HHDUP AGAIN
MetsOn Files Suit With Another
lax Payer as Plaintiff TO En-
barraSS Graft Prosecution
Repetition Of Proceedings De-
cided Against U. r. Attorneys
by Judge Sturtevant

UndismaEed by previous defeats.
Campbell. Metson. Drew. Oatman &
Mackenzie. the attorneys 70 whom the
United Railroads assigns most If its
odd Jobs. began two new suits
through a tax payer yesterday In
1e endeavor 10 eubarrass the district
zttorney in the prosecution ot the
graft cases
one Of the suits is against the au-
dftor. John Roster. % en5oiu him from
paying the salaries of Special Agent
Burns and his assistants. This is
merely q repetition Of the sait insti-
ruted by the same lawyers. but in the
name Of e different Tax payer and
decided against them By Judge Sturte-
want several weeks ago
The other action Is also against the
auditor. and seeks 70 en5oin him from
paving the salary IF Assistant District
Attorney Robert y. Harrison
DENIAL OF AGENTS ACTIVITY
Both suits were insritured in The
name Of John l. hughes This same
Hughes COZ rather. the calhoun attor-
neys who are preparing the. shot for
him 90 frea also obtained leave yes
terday 90 intervene in The suit OF Dis
rrlet ArtorneE Lausdon against Roster
= compel the auditor 10 approve the
claims of Burns and his men. Koste-
has refused 70 do Sc. because of a
threat hT Metson rhat he would he
sued or his bonds II he did
Yesterdays suit 10 hold Up The sal
aries ~ Burns and his aids is along
t1e same Iues IS that thrown our %
court bv Judge Sturrevant Hughes
complaint says thar neither Burns nor
his assistants have rendered any serv-
secs - the CITY in the performance OF
any II the duties imposed upon the
district attorney
ORDERED TO SHOW CAUSE
In the action 70 hold Up the salary
~ Assistant District Attorney Harri-
so1. ID Is claimed mat under the char
Ter LanEdQl has the power 20 appoint
onlE seven assistants. and that when
ne appointed Harrison there were
already seven assistants.
The validity n Harrisou-s salary
was thrashed out in 1907 when the
Schmirz auditor samuel Horton. re-
fused 20 pay him On q writ Of man
damus sued out by Harrison the ap-
peIlate court ordered the auditor 10
meet the demand Judge Sturtevant
has issued an order % show cause, re-
turnable az 2 o'clock Monday.
In his answer IN Intervention in the
suit Of LznEdon against Koster.
Hughes denies that the auditor asked
the district attorney 10 obtain a writ
~ mandate 70 compel him 70 pay the
salaries of the special agents Hughes
pleads that iHoster said his main
ground for refusing 10 approve the de-
uauds was his doubt as 70 their
ralfditr
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
TAKES POISON, TELLS OF
ACT OVER PHONE, DIES
Youth of Seventeen Victim of
Belief He Was Seriously iii

LOS ANGELES. June 12.-Deluded
with the idea that he was physically
very i'll. Arthur Sagg. IT year old boy.
formerly an employe OF the Santa Fe
railroad company and living at 1897
East Eighteenth street, last night took
a dose of cyanide OF potassium in a
room at the Van Nuys hotel and then
calmly called up physician friend on
the telephone, informed OF his act and
fell. back unconscious He died before
the physician could reach his room.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
YOUTH KILLS HIMSELF AT
GRAVE OF HIS FIANCEE
Takes Poison. Then Hurries to
Cemetery and Dies

BETHLEHEM Pa June 12-Brood-
ing over the death OF his fancee. Pay
mond HeintzeImann. aged % years. Of
Bowmanstown. Pa swallowed poison
yesterday and then. hurryinE 10 the
cemetery. shot himself through the
heart at the grave dug for Miss Flor
ence Rehrig. aged IS years On Memo
rial day the young couple were out
driving and met with an accident
which caused the young woman 8
death Wednesday OF this week.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

Picture No. 1-Ceres and the Seasons:
t'erfs- -.-.-.-- Mrs Max Rro-H
Spring -----..--.--..-..-.-.-SIr Mrs G. ". LYMAN
autumn -..-.,.............Mi Miss Edna Goodhue
tseinTe Ne 2-summer. Miss EVELYN olHs-
Picture No. s-Tennis. Miss GLADYS Uaderhill.
Miss Florence Alton.
Picture No- Mary. the Nnlkmsid. Mis-
Caroline Biven-
Picture No. 5-st vsIentine's Eve. Miss VIC
let Lew.
Picture No. 6-Artisr's Dream Miss Margaret
GiramIuon Clifford Sflifh-
Picture No 7-Tb- ra-t1sne Teller Miss Olga
Beck Miss Hattie Altcn-
Picture No. S1Esietls ~ tire Carnival Mss
EiiDor Falvev- maids % honor pages flower
girls etc
CARNIVAL CLOSES TO-DAY
Bronco busting and special ike at
fractions viii conclude the carnival To-
morrow and one OF the most successful
festivals ever held on the peninsula.
Much Of the credit for its success is
due 70 the following committee.
Lee H Newbert. chairman. NJ. r
Conway, secretary; J. Levy. F. Z. Bss-
kettle. j. A Trowbridge, Gerard I. Co
mems. George J. Zehender. ". C. Broyvr
W H Toepke. a. s Brown of the sTlh-
committees and the merchants and
citizens in general
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
GIGANTIC RECLAMATION
PROJECT Is LAUNCHED
Plan to Unite Western States
in Scheme Is Advanced

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. June "a
A plan to unite all western states in a
gigantic reclamation project, having for
its Immediate purpose a memorial TO
congress asking an appropriation of
SIS, 600 900 to complete reclamation pro-
jects. was put under way today by the
chamber OF commerce.
1t is hoped that the movement may
become national in its scope and invita-
tions for a conference will be given by
this valley
II also is the intention TO bring the
matter TO the attention of the national
Irrigation congress this year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
WILL PAY HOMAGE To
MEMORY OF JOAN OF ARC
Special Services at the Notre
Dame Church

Active preparations are being made
~ the church Of Notre Dame des Vie
torres for the celebration Of the beatif-
rion of Joan OF Are. which VIII take
place June 80
PontffcaI high mass VIII be per-
formed bv Bishop Dennis J. O'ConuelL
aud Arch bishop Riordan viii be en-
"a IN the - ncruarE-
n sermon viii be delivered in
F-relrh hr Rev DR. S0Iiier. pastor Of
the church. In the evening there viii
be a psalm service At 7-2o o'clock 1T
which Rev Peter g Xorke viii deliver
an address in English explanatory Of
the occasion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
FAIRFIELD FIGHTS FOR
NEW RAILROAD DEPOT
Bitter Rivalry With Suisun
Marks Battle for Station
[Special Diseoich 10 The Cali

VALLEJO. June 12.-The people Of
Fairfield. the county seat town Of So
lsno county. are making fight for the
erection Of new Southern Pacific
depot in their city Fairfield is soon 70
have quarter OF million dollar
courtho use has put in a sewer system.
built $4,000 school building and has
2 new theaLer. Bitter rivalry between
Fairfield and Suisuu. which heretofore
has been the metropolis Of central
SoIsno county, is on.
The railway company Is planning 20
build q new depot 70 serve both towns
and the Fairfield people are fighting 20
have liz located within their border ID.
7 Ambrose. q member OF the Fairfield
chamber o1 commerce. IS canvassin 2
the county with z petition 70 the COM
panv. asking that the depot be located
in Fairfield for the general convenience
/ the travelling public
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
DECKHAND LOSES LIFE
ON BOATS FIRST TRIP
Slips From Guard Rail of the
Steamer Napa City

PETALUMA. June I2-Gus Meyers.
a deckhand, was lost overheard from
the steamer Napa City last night. on
the initial trip Of that vessel from san
Francisco TO this city. Meyers. step
ping over the guard rail to pass a rome
lost his footing and plunged into the
water. He was not seen again and
search for his body proved futile TIE
accident occurred near LakeviIIe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
NAVY VETERAN FOUND
DEAD NEAR REDDING
Aged Stranger Passes Away
While Sleeping

REDDING. June I2.-wilIiam- Bun
worth. a stranger. 20 years of age. was
found dead today in the brush north OF
town. Papers in his pockets showed
that he had served in the navy during
the civil war. aboard the Z. 8 5. Poto-
mac. Evidently he had lain down in
the shade 10 rest and death had come
as ne slept.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
NEGRO SUSPECTED OF
CAUSING FATAL FIRE
Arrest Follows Special Meeting
of City Council to Investigate

ABERDEEN. Wash. June "a
Charles Bealey. negro. a bathhouse and
bootblack stand proprietor. aged So.
was arrested at midnight in connection
with a FIRE that destroyed the Zelasko
black yesterday. in which one life is
known TO have been lost The arrest
followed a special meeting OF the city
council 10 investigate the cause of the
FIRE. BeaIey stoutly protests his fnno-
cence- The fire started in the rear OF
the Zelasko block across the alley
from Bealey's bathhouse-
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
WOODMEN or WORLD
TO BUILD HEADQUARTERS
Request OF Pacific Jurisdiction
Denied by Camp

DETROIT. June I3.-Sovsreign camp.
" Woodmen of the World in session here
today. appropriated s75e.ees 90 be used
fo- the erection os h-adouarfers
building AZ Omaha The request of The
Pacific Jurisdiction that the territory ~
Arizona and New Mexico b. added 70
that jurisdiction was denied.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
BOY OF Is IS RUN DOWN
BY A SWITCH ENGINE
Arm and Leg Cut OF and He
Dies Within a Few Hours

ELI. Nev.. June 12--cIaude Cum
mings. IS years Of age. was run over
By switch engine of the Nevada
Northern railroad. OF which he was an
employe. One arm and one leg we're
severed from his body. causing his
death a few hours later.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
FELIX SALMINA LOSES
RESIDENCE AND WINE
Twenty-Five Thousand Gallons
Stored in Cellar of House

ST. HELENA, June le.-Fire. starting
from a defective fue. destroyed the
country residence OF Felix Salmina,
I'VE miles north of St Helena. today
Twentv-tvvo thousand gallons of wine
stored In the basement was lost Part
OF the furniture was saved from the
house. The total loss is about $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
LOW TIDE SAVES AUTO
PARTY FROM DROWNING
Machine Pitches Into Mud Flats
When Steering Gear Breaks
SpecioI Dspaich 10 Tie CoIl

ISpeoioI Dispatoh 10 The Call
VALLEJO. june I2--Only the tide
being ont saved the lives Of Hans Ar
neson and six Benicia residents who
r-ere hurrTing 10 Vallejo this morning
iu an auto driven bv Arneson.
while sk-rting the bay shore near
the Benicia shfpyards and where the
county road IS narrow and winding.
the steering gear Of the machine failed
70 work. with the result that the en-
mud fats
The water was only TWO feet deep AT
the time and barring many bruises ard
some SprellS the members Of the party
escaped injury TIE machine was
wrecked
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
REPORT GOOD PRICES
RECEIVED FOR FRUIT
San Jose Grange Committee
Declares Business Excellent

SAN JOSE. June I2.-At the meeting
Of San jose grange today the commit
tee on fruits and crops reported that
2 large sale Of prunes was made this
week on , cent basis; that q large
sale Of Moorpark aprieots had been
made at SO on the tree. and another
a small lot, at $50 on the tree
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
VALLEJO ODD FELLOWS
WILL HONOR THEIR DEAD
Memorial Service to Be Held
by Four Lodges
[SpeeioI Disodteh to The Cali

VALLEJO. June 12.-Prepa rations
have been made by the Odd Fellow
organizations of this city to attend a
memorial service in the Church of the
Ascension tomorrow. The four local
lodges of the order will march in a
body to the church. where Rev. Thomas
Parker Boyd will deliver eufogy
upon the lives of II members of the
order who have passed away during
the last Il months. There viii be spe-
ciaI musical numbers
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
DEMANDS ENFORCEMENT
OF NAVIGATION LAWS
Captain Young Calls for Action
by Vallejo Trustees
TSeeeiaI Dispatch 10 The Cali

VALLEJO. June 12-Captain Lucien
Young. captain of the Mare island navy
yard, has addressed a letter to the
board of city trustees demanding that
the navigation laws affecting the
anchorage Of ships in the Mare island
channel be enforced. Recently the
schooner Amelia OF San Francisco
anchored in the line of travel of the
yard launches and tugs with the result
that a Chinese cook was killed and the
yard tug Dart seriously damaged in
a collision with the Amelia
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
PIONEER ATTORNEY
DIES IN BENICIA
E. NJ. Billings. Once Prominent
in SoIano County Politics
ISeeeioI Dispoteh 70 The Can

VALLEJO. June 12.-E- N Billings.
a pioneer attorney OF Benicia and an
early day resident of SoIano county,
died at his home in the tannery city
this morning Billings held many pub
lie offices of trust during his residence
in the county, but retired from politics
TO represent the Se1by smeiter company
in the bitter warfare against the
fumes nuisance caused by the big VAL
lejo junction plant