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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
DESPERATE SAILOR WHO BROKE
JAIL Is ONLY HOMESICK BOY

| when you're az sea. but IN port
there's nothing 10 do--Rot up and
have breakfast AZ 7 o'clock. and
dilly daily around TIL dinner. then
he around tfl supper. and then 30
to bed. Il makes man no &C
count
"A lot Of good fellows go into
the navy. but II spoils them be.
lieve fellow thatd serve his full
four years would Ro crazy Petty
officers like to show their author
lty. and II a fellow has a little trou
bic with one the Erudgc IL passed
on to his next officer.
But not haviu' enough 20 dos
the worst thing Boys In the Mid
die States read the advertisements.
Enlist In the navy and see the out
of-the.way corners 81 the earth !
was Of Nicaragua eight months. and
was never on shore.
ia Ike 10 be restored 10 duty.
with q fine. serve ont my time and
then 10 home just get out Of n
and get homes all I want Then ia
go to work and forget all this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24

while andre BaNlIn was sleeping
Ia his little shack at Black Dia-
moud. dreaming Of shat bed do
when be- got back to italy with his
500 savings. Attele Cazzattl. it IL
charged. broke into bis house and
spoiled The dreams b. taking the
seven hundred
The money was IN tao trunks
Some 1900 81 II vas found IL a
sioc king under GnHEaltla house
iie nald h. bad only rned one
trunk Deputies from Sheriff
Hodges office brought him 10 the
county Jail this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
NOT AFRAID TO BITE WITH
HIS TEETH

The best test Of anything AHA
has 70 bear Yery-day ~ ~ Il
sorts Of strains. whether Il = !.
engine, an automobile Or I ~ =
Our Method teeth. Is 10 ID, tber !.
work and await results
That Is the final tesf--usa shs,
u sill bring out the defeess il -,
arc covered up. AZ nothing ~
viii We say 20 a patient xbsn 4.
pni our Method teeth Ia place.
Nuw 90 and use them L vs
would your own natural tss.l
Don't abuse them: keep them elsss
and let us know hox tier rssS ~
strain of everyday use
Did you ever hear d 4 ass,ir
telling bis patients 70 20 IA a.
one 81 those partial plates -t,s
on the teeth. chew pith .hez ~
let him hear the resul,s, 10
much
4 partial plate Is mssesalh
and any one who is wearing a.
viii AZ once say. The ssrtal
plate De- a joke as fsr a. uss soa
Our dentists are experts i a.
gentle art 81 painlesmess Hrs
YOU Not a particle. ghes knor
better Modern desiisiFT. a pzc
ticed Ia our office. Is yeau is a.
vance Of the old.fashioasa dsE
ustry
We give written guarantee
with all work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
i&c5 3rc Az. N. w. Ger. uriok
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24

I'm sick Of It an and wanted
to get away; that's the only way
can account for what did. said
william Bowers this morning at the
city Jail
Bowers IL a slim youth Of 10 from
the United States Euuboat Prince
ton. who made a sensational escape
yesterday morning from the Phila.
delphia. where he was held for
grand larceny and desertion
Yesterday morning Bowers
knocked his guard down and
swan TO Port Orchard. where
he got a man 10 take him to Seattle
He was arrested at the home Of
his aunt. Mrs. A. + Adams. s02
Newell st.
4 intended 20 90 10 Mexico. and
wanted TO see her before ! went.
said Bowers.
Il just got sore on the navy. q"
Bowers exclaimed. Got sick and
tired Of H.
It's easy enough: that's the
trouble. It's too easy. It's all right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
LOOKS BAD F0R
MAN WHO BEII
OUR COUNTESS

AdYic'H received in ea,.a.
Gay indicate that William = ~ ,
NUT" me awlndler. viii re.., s''.s
we're puniahmoni for 49,.
awindIcd the Countess !, r a.'N
vile ouf n $50 900 On Az ave, ..
atorHa ' hah.H
The countess ls the ass..,
Mr Leo Van Marter. W. ~ =
"a resident ~ Seattle. a6g /. ~
,ihirrin!aw 10 the wealth, ~, ".
y Van Mafter Of Tacoma NJ
Wintemuie IL nov heis !.
iork under The lurlsdletles h !, ~
United states courts ~ h ,a Y y
Win using The mails 10 des,s ~ z.
dispatches from New Yo,s y. ~
said that Wlnfemuie's dems. ~
a reduction u bali has ba.s 80. =
Niniemnte is held IN fhs T y
prison 10 default u 5000 80, ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24

her dal ghters rights 20 the vast
wealth 81 her father She consult
ed lawyers and thry told her that
under the laws uf California The
child Of common lav marriage
who has been uupruvidrd for dur
ing her parents lifetime and Who
Be- unmeuilanrd in such parent b
will. ahafcs equally viih hih other
children iu hia estate
The Los AnEsies cts hall holds
the record OF her birth. With her
fathers name, ELIAS Jackson Bald
sin. duly recorded. and there are
SIN living many persons vho o.
call an the incidents of baldwin b
Acquaintance with Lillian Ashley
But she VIII NOT ser a ahrkrl uf
the BALDWIN money without dos
psrate contest BY those 90 whom
Baldwin left his millions unlssa
they compromise And thry have
done sn tulCn already
Haldwins own history uuinVnia
the most shocking or astounding
yeilow back
he waa married thrice and 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
Transfer Cemetery
Back to China

VANCOUVER. -. G.. Aug. "a
The bodies of hundreds ~ de
ceased Ihinege are today being *.
hnmed from the local burial ground
and will be shipped back 10 China
The bodies viii be- accorded tho
honors dccrced by Ahiauc ritual.
and the expense. which amounts 90
several thousand dollars. 10 entirely
Justified. local Chinese declare 30
Chinamhu can rest" In hiss grave
unless be- IN planted Ia the home
soil. they say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
GERMAN TIPLESS
HOTEL A FAILURE

BERLIN. Aug 2@.-Ths tip
less hotel on the Rhine has
come ard gone, probably never
20 return. u ~as IN one o. the
largest hotels In that district.
largely patfoniEed by Amer.
cans. that the experiment had
its latest trial. The proprietor
advanced the rates 5 per cent
and turned the increase over 10
the employees. Within two
months the employees had been
ruined by visiiera who had
either tried 10 get special ser.
vice b. tipping on the sly. or
had complained tire 5 per cent
Nas too high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
AGED wonAn nEArs LAWYERS.

ATLANTA. Ca. Aus. e just
Is years old. Mrs w 81 FELTON,
faced ~ railroad corporation ihw
Yers In n damage suit and BY her
shrewd arguments managed 20 De.
feat them and win her ease
Ara FELTON, sought 20 prevent
the railroads from obtaining a
rlghtof across hor propsrty.
and the supreme rourt has given
her N. decision Shr employed no
lawyers. but argued heT own case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
GAYN0R TO
leave BED

HoBokEN. N. j.. Aug. "a
Mayor William J. Gaynor probably
will leave ST. Mays hospital Mon
day. His family IS yet undecided
whether 10 take the New York city
executive 20 the Adirondack noun
tainS TO reeuperate, or 70 the Gay
nor farm, on Long Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
Hold Boy AS Burglar

Harold HalveTson. a l7-year-old
lad. living at 6529 32nd av. ~ W.
was arrested by Pairulman X. J
Presho late yesterday charged with
entering the store OF Strum Bros.
corner OF 32nd av and w s4th st.
When searched at the station only
a few pennies and several sticks 81
gum were brought 10 light Part OF
the loot had been taken from the
Barrett store near by. which had
been entered first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 2f--Iosc
Madriz, deposed president OF Mic.
aragua. viii visit Mexico during tho
national centennial In September.
duplicating the action OF former
President Zelaya. who also came to
Mexico after his abdication Ia Mic
aragua Efforts are being made by
Americans here TO impress upon
Dlaz that special honors 10 Madriz
will be considered an insult 10 the
United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
mAReAReT lLLlneron FRIDAY

TACOMA. Aug ~ - Margaret
Ellington returns 10 the stage. after
a years absence. Friday night.
when her new play. Until Eter
nifty" ia staged 40 the Tacoma the.
atre. RehenfaaiH have been ia
progTeHA Tor month here. The
company o. being managed b. Miss
lllingiou's husband. D. } B0wes. Of
Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
BIRDS NESTS COST
US 100000 IN 1909
4 saiangans (Sslaiic s~ifil and ,,~o
edible nests glued 20 tree.

edible nests glued 20 tree.
Whenever we ran across any
thiuE that seemed absolutely uae.
lees. good fur nothing. worthless.
we cou,argd it ta last year
birds nest We we're wrong then.
aH il b. noi uncommon for ua 10 be-
There are some last years bird
nrHta ihHt are valuable
When served 40 birds nest soup
iu Chinese restaurants az fancy
prices. wr begin 10 observe our
error in placing last years birds
nests AZ fhc bottom % The down
and ont ilai
The birds nests that form thc
basis 81 The soup so rciiHhed hy ha
blfuoH ~ Chinese restaurants are
nearly pure saliva arcrctrd b. q
sprcies Of ihc swift family ~ birds
knuwn TO bird students a. the ia
lhuEAn9
This country imports ycarig
500 900 wofth % these birdie nests
from Aaia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
60 HoMe 10 FIoHT FIRes.

CAMP PERRY. O.. Aug. "a
Eighteen members OF the Second
Montana regiment. who are partici.
pating In the rifle matches on the
Camp Perry ranges. today we're or
dered home TO assist In fighting
the forest fires. Had they been able
to remain, their records so far In.
dicated that they would have been
able 10 win In Glass G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
ZEPPELIN BUSY
IN FAR NORTH

TRONDUIEM AuE 60 - Re
turnine from latitude so dcgrcca
no minutes north. the steamer king
Harold. IN rroudhiem today. re-
pnrts that She encountered the
Amuudsun party ON board Nanscu' -
cid ship. the Fran at Spitrbcrgcn.
The King Harold also brought
word OF the Zeppelin party. head.
ed hy the German millionaire avia-
tor Count Zeppelin rs making a
study OF polar regions preparatory
60 attempting Go reach the pole ip
one 81 hts dtrlgiblcs The party
has erected comfortable quarters
1T Woods Hay Prince Henry, Of
Prussia. Is With them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
IhTERhAT IONAL STRIKE
ON SEA IS PROPOSED

COPENHAGEN. Aug "a With
the majority OF the delegates op-
posed to the declaration Of gen.
eral strike among the sailors and
marine firemen Of the world The
international congress Of the two
classes Of seafaring men " In SEES
sion here today The agitation. be-
gun by the English union and
backed by a few American repre-.
sentatives. sought the bettermcut
OF conditions for sailors and stok.
ers throughout the world through
a worldwide strike.
Although the formal discussion
OF the question has not arisen. Il
is known that a large majority Of
the hundred odd delegates Is op.
posed to a strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
Erin Bars Films

DUBLIN. Aug 20 The Catholic
church ia ireland has placed a ban
upon the moving picture films 81
the Jefriea johnson flEhi. and q b.
extremely unlikely that the pic
lures viii be- shown To- ireland
The Archbiahop'a protect 10 tho
major az Dublin has been hreded
and the films viii not be- exhibited
It'd this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
CHESS BY WIRELESS

COLOMBO, CeylOn. Aug. GA
game Of chess was played recently
BY wireless by two men, who had
never met. one Of them aboard the
Morea and the other aboard the
Dutch mail steamer Rembrandt
Both vessels are from Europe. The
match was started July 20 and fin
ished the next day At the start
the vessels were $50 miles apart
and al the finish about 60. Or
Garment won from Mr. Miesters on
the G9th move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
GREAT LEGAL BATTLE ON FOR MILLIONS
LEFT BY LUCKY BALDWIN, TURF KING

AHh't' h#NNf N.iHtHtfH ANN ~ NNA Nt
New England has come here "a
charming. winaomc maid ct 10 20
liEht Tor a daughters share OF the
millions loft by Lucky" baldwin.
famous horsvman. who died over
q year ago ON hia magnificent prin.
cipallty known as the santa Anita
ranch, near Los Angeles. The first
legal step was taken q few days
ago when Leo Mcguire was ap.
pointed her guardian 40 that the
contest of the dead milhonalre'a
viii might begin In due. courtly
form
Reads Like Novel
As strange romance as was
ever pcnned by the most up.tu date
novelist Is told In the plain state
men, ot The claim Of Beatrice Anita
baldwin Turubull She SAYS she Is
the daughter OF the man who LEFT
s2o,oo0.0oo, and that she know
nothing OF her fathers identity
during all the years OF her life un.
gu her mother broke the silence a
year ago 90 urge her daughter s
rights Now mother and daughter
have settled here for the Ions
struggle for the wealth of the dead
turfman.
Mrs Turnbull Is the daughter of
William A Ashley and grew up on
his stock farm at Royalton. VI
To Royulton came Baldwin ln the
SOS 20 buy horses for his famous
breeding farm aud racing stable
Lillian Ashley. who helped her
father Ia his dealings. often met
the millionaire
Baldwin took fancy 20 the girl
and they corrcspouded Ia 1893.
her father having died. Baldwin
visited her and when she was one
OF an excursion party 20 California
he met her in Southern California
and persuaded her 10 go to San
Francisco with him There she
says be- welded her az common
law. telling her be was q divorced
man. but that be- could nos MARRY
her mbncly because be had at
ready had too much nutoriety by
his daughter clipping With her con.
sin
LILLIAN Ashley says she and Raid
win drew up and signed a marriage
contract She went Ca I've with
MIN al Santa Anita. and six months
later learned thaf he bad a wife
living she fled from hlm and
soon was born ihp daughter who
now seeks 90 inherit part Of bis
fortune
She entered suit against baldwin
and at the trial her sister. Laura
Ashley. tried 90 kill the uuman
IN the courtroom iu San Francisco
Her bullet went Wild. and though
she Was acquitted by a lnry. the
shot rang through tho rest 90 The
trial and bad ifs weight Ia the ser
diet against the girl victim ol Bald
win
MlW Ashley. with her baby. sent
10 New York and there met and
married William Barron Turnbuu.
an orthopocdic surgeon From that
time. under the gheiteFing care 20
her husband. her life wha spent
placidly In their home In Boston
until the news ~ the death ~
Lack" Baldwin over a year ago
awoke the mother to the sense Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
a DOCK FoR EVERY CITIZEN.

4 work endeavoring secure additional ar-
preparation for another dock believing this
vital interest TO residing the Pacific coast
Thus speaks VIII r Humphrey from the piruuudc ~ his
and In lively though uufounded expectation Of
have his personal dry dock governmental expcns" and
Humphrey Is the 30 them II isn't shoes. clothing.
hats meat. q ~ need
dry docks you interest
death. residing Pacific In
deed the from Neah Bay iwaco Give dry
docks perish
Every with unappeaacd appetite for dry
should the Humphrey.
him back dry q give
after the children get tired playing wih them WIN
iainly is the dry dock Kid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
KILLS SELF

Despondent because his wife IN
Connecticut wouldn't come cut 10
lcln him here. Ben Thompson, Ia
borer. IS. shot himself through the
.emple early this morning az his
room in the Hotel kinasbury, i@i3
Third av. Death came at once.
Thompson was playing cards
with J. a. Nolan and J. Homer
Jones. boarders az the hotel, until
after 10 last night. Jones was
just leaving the place when he
heard the shot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24

For the benefit ~ tue building
fund 81 The Ala Congregational
church. an entertainment wiil b.
given by the Young Peoples nocl
rty of the church. neat Tuesday
evening. az the Alki Point naiatoF
ium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
BUNDY WINS FROM
WRIGHT AT TENNIS

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug "a
Thomas G. Bundy. one Of the pa
cific coast doubles tennis cham.
pions. today defeated Beals G.
Wright ex-champiou or the Unit.
ed States and international tourna.
ment performer The sets were won
cOnsecutivcly, 6-3, 6-3, G-S and
1913 This leaves Bundy with but
one other player between him and
the national singles championship
This iH William a Larned. whom
Bundy will now meet.
Bundy's undprspin service. keep
ing Wright constantly In the back
court. won the first and second
sets for the Californian In the
third set Wright recovered his
pace and outplayed Bundy. The
play In the fourth set was kept ur
at terrific speed The gruellInf
pace told on the older man. and
Bundy had the better OF the set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24

License 90 we'd WAa issued %
Charles Existed, and Lillian Peter
son. also 20 Herbert + Gwin and
Katherine oConner. from the Of
flee % the county auditor today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24

and dashed ahead They bad VIE
ions Of Wild pig. but the quarry
proved 10 be two bin men. They
were caught after e long chase
through the Jungle They we're
dreadfuliy frightened. but became
calm when their bags and spears
were returned 90 them. and some
gold beads were presented 20
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
WASHINGTON. Aug. 24-Llout

" fh'f iitft btFf AUS - Afl'his
Gen. Wood today ordered three
companies Of infantry TO proceed
to Tahoe forest 10 fight fires. Tho
order was made In response 10 the
first appeal for aid that has come
10 the war department from Cali.
fornia. Forester Olmstead tele.
graphed for troops when the flames
IN the forest got beyond the con.
troll OF bis men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24

William Dawson. 80 years Of age,
an employe Of the Great Northern.
is lying In the city hospital suffer.
ing from dislocated shoulder.
caused from being elected from a
Fort Lawton car by an irate con
ductOr who would not accept ad.
vice from the old man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-24
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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13
RAILWAY BUILDING
IN TREASURE STATE

Helena, May 7.-On the authority
of James J. Hill and Howard Elliott,
Helena is to have two more railway
lines. They said today that each was
going to build a new line into this city,
opening up a new country. Mr.. Hill
and Mr.. Elliott stopped here this after
noon on their way east. They We're
accompanied by Charles Steele of the
firm of }. +. Morgan 4 Co. and Geo.
+. Baker. vice president of the First
National bank of New York.
When Mr.. Hill was asked, a few
moments after he got off his train.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13
His Complaint.

His Complaint.
An elderly gentleman was express.
ing dissatisfaction with his son-in.law.
''What can you complain of against
him?" he was asked.
''He cannot play cards." said the IA.
ther-in-law.
"Why. you ought to be glad that he
can't play cards." said the other.
what do you mean? Be glad:" re-
torted the father-in-law. HE cannot
play cards, but he plays nevertheless"
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13

what new railroad building was pro-
iected in the state this year. he said
the line from IIauck to MOndak, and
then he added. 1--WE hope to extend
the Lewistown- Mondak line into
Helena
Later, when Mr.. Elliot was told
What Mr.. Hill had said, he told what
his line proposed to do. lie said the
Northern Pacific now has five parties
of surveyors III the field between Glen
dive and Helena, working out new
line.
Via White Sulphur Springs.
The Great Northern will bring it's
LewistOwn line into Helena via White
sulphur Springs, and Mr.. Elliot said
the new line into Helena from White
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13

Miss Belle Francisco, county SUI
perintendent Of schools, was in the
city the first of the week enrOute to
Hedgesville, where she presided at Il
meeting held to see what could be
done to secure Il school.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13

this spring. The crop now covers the
entire field. and has made an excel
lent growth. J. a. also has an acre
in garden, half of which he planted
this spring and half voluntary.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13

Two weeks ago J. \. McCaulpy
seeded forty acres to oats and spring
wheat, The ground being turned over
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13

W. b. Butler came in on yesterday
mornings train from Parker, 5. ID.
MIR. Butler, who is Il brother to Prof.
Butler. expects to locate in this dis
trict.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13
JUDITH GAP WILL HAVE A
COUPLE MORE OF
RAILROADS

There all kinds of runors of contemplated
railroad building in this section of ontana
period of two years or more. It is settled fact
that the Great Northern will build new line from
Mondak to Haucks siding. This line will leave the
present main road at the North Dakota boundary line
and will run through Lewistown and connect with
the present Kansas City-Seatte line at 1aucks sid
ing, where the trains will continue to Great Falls
and connect with the main line again at Shelby juno
ti0n 1t is understood that this cutoff will shorten
the route from St. Paul to Seattle about three hum
dred miles. The Great Northern will also shorten
the present line through Washington, and before it
gets through building will have shorter line to the
coast than any other transcontinental road by at
least three hundred miles, Leave it to the Hills to
beat all competitors. They not asleep BY any
means.
J. J. Hill and Howard Elliott, the two leading
forces of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific
in Helena this week, and in interviews declared
that both railroads would be shortened through on-
tana. Mr.. Hill said it among the possibilities
that the new line from n0ndak would be extended
from Hauck through White Sulphur Springs to Hell
ena. Mr.. Elliott informed the reporter that the NJ
would be extended from Glendive practically par
ang the Milwaukee through the Musselshell valley
and would go into White Sulphur, Springs and on to
Helena thus making its line to the shorter than
the 1ilwaukee's.
How the Great Nortern and Northern Pacific
cutoffs going to get into White Sulphur Springs? !?
Isn't their only feasible south of Little Belt
mountains from Judith Gap? Those best Informed
claim that the Northern Pacific will leave the Mil
waukee somewhere near Melstone, running south of
the Snowy mountains into Judith Gap and continu-
ing south of the Little Belts into White Sulphur
Springs. This line would tap an exceedingly rich
territory in the Careless creek and Swimming Wo-
man country that is already settled up, but is slow,
in developing owing to its great distance the press
ent time from railroads. The territory south of the
Little Belts is also rich but slow in developing
the same reason. The Great Northern trains from
Mondak to Hauck could the present line from
fiauck to Judith Gap, and the track from the Gap
to Helena through White Sulphur Springs owned
jointly by both railroads. In other Words the line
from the Gap to Helena could be constructed jointly
by both railroads and used by BOTH
Why isn't this the only logical route for both
roads to White Sulphur Springs and Helena
Didn't the Northern railroad something
in view when they
their townsite Of Judith Gap ard their
this theory incorrect what did the railroad
much land here and why that the sold
townsites between Great Falls Billings
1t the original intention of the people
make important city Judith
the idea yet
After ali these railroads through
peed, will
into than magnificent
under before the
What VrailrOa huilln