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New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
MOTORING AND THE EAR.

series Of symptoms which may have
been observed by motorists have now been
recognized by DR.. Roget, Of Montlucon,
who describes them as causing vague
pains. limited TO the internal ear. without
any tendency to spread to the throat, fore
head or neck" Another symptom not always
present is a curious cracking in the ear,
which occurs when the sufferer is swal-
lowing or drinking. Dr. koyet has come
70 the conclusion that II is a question Of
neuralgic pain. The continual rush Of air y,
in motoring, passing into the external
auditory canal. beats on the membrane OF
the tympanum. Trls brings on, pain, es-
pecially in the right ear, which is nat. nat
urally on the brake side OF the car. The
najn becomes L.ore acute II the journey is
prolonged after the first ache is felt. For
the remedy the doctor advises, 1irst OF al,
rest. In a few days, excepting IN serious
cases, the trouble will vanish. When the
pains are acute drop Of oil containing
measures OF prevention. he advises the use
of caps with ear fiaps.-Dundee Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
BOROUGH GOSSIP
Central Library Building May
Face Prospect Park.

The indications are that those who op-
posed the placing Of the Central Library
on the triangle beneath the Mount Pros
pect water tower in the Prospect PARK
Plaza, have lost their fight
Plans for the foundations OF the building
were fled with the Bureau OF Buildings
yesterday. The placing OF the building has
hung fire several years. Many persons OPP
posed the present site on the ground that
the use Of the triangle would destroy the
symmetry Of the Plaza and that the expen-
sive building would not be placed in a po-
sition Of much advantage. Another site
proposed was the crest of the hill on which
the Brooklyn Museum stands, but across
the Eastern Parkway. There would De
plenty of land there for proper setting, at
least The site that is apparently TO DC
used Is at the foot Of the hill, where the
Mount Prospect tower and reservoir are.
There has been much talk Of doing away
with the tower and reservoir. both of which
are now Of little or no value The tower
however, has been a landmark for years
and is considered to have large degree or
architectural beauty. Even the removal OF
the tower and the filing in of the reser-
voir would not open up a vista to the IL
brary. II would still be concealed COM
pletely on one side by the hill, while the
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch would
cut it off from most of the streets leading
into the Plaza. In fact, the situation Is
calculated to hide and dwarf the structure
from every point of view.
According 70 reports made the other
evening at a rally of English Lutheran
churches at Christ Church, Lafayette ave-
nue. near Broadway, the denomination mas
now sixty-fivc churches and $500 communi-
Cants in Brooklyn. 1t is the second largest
Protestant organization In New York City
and the third largest in the United States
Its communicates in the country NUMBER
100000 The organization is also said TO
be the largest Protestant denomination In
the world, with membership or 76,Ooo'VU.
The English speaking churches or the de-
nomination have been growing at RAPID
rate throughout the country in the last ten
years. Practically all the churches estaO-
lished in the last fifteen years have been
of the English speaking variety.
The travelling exhibition Of the work 20
control tuberculosis among the Italians Is
now at No. IA Union street, in the Italian
section, and is open every afternoon from
2 D. m. to 5 p. m and every evening from
D. m. to 8 p. m. A special series OF signs
in the Italian language. explaining the
causes of the disease and the means of pre-
vention. has been prepared. Lectures and
demonstrations are being arranged by the
managers Of the exhibit and educational
literature is being widely distributed. A
practical treatise on consumption may be
obtained by writing TO the Brooklyn Bu-
reau of Charity's TubeFculosis Committee,
No. SO Schermerhorn street. Special at
tention TO the work of curbing the White
Plague has been attracted in the last year
since the campaign for doing away with
dark rooms in the crowded tenement house
sections.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
POSTAGE STAMP LesE MAJesTE

A recent decision OF the courts at Trieste
occasoned much indignation among young
Austrians. for by tnat decision lovers rem
der themselves liable to a summons for
lese majeste II they vary the official posi-
ton of a postage stamp, whether on a card
or on a letter. to indicate their sentiments.
n appears from the text OF the courts
decision that to stick postage stamp. at a
certain angle even though IL be to express
''undying love-" disappointment tender
memories" and 80 forth, IL decidedly a
mark of disrespect to the sovereign. The
sender OF a postcard who used the En-
peror's effgy TO tell his sweetheart that he
would love her always was fined for the
offence.-Harpeys Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBIT SHOWN.

The travelling exhibition TO control tu-
berculosis is at present being shown at No.
Il Union street, in the Italian district The
exhibit Is open every afternoon from to s
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
Parlor Suites at the Following Savings.

Al SIG So value $1,000. Mahogany finish, loose panne
cushions. ,
A. 600. value $500. Mahogany finish, loose panne
cushions. -, ~
cushions. "
At S32 co. value $4,000 Mahogany finish, loose panne
cushions. "
hostered.
Al $3.50 value S6O00 Mahogany finish tapestry up
holstcred.
holstered.
At 5000, value SlI2oO. Mahogany, tapestry uphol-
stered
AT $4,000, value $l25OO. Mahogany panne uphol-
stored
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

and every evening from TO Q. specia'
set of signs in the Italian Language sfpw
ing the causes Of tuberculosis ana ,he
means OF preventing IT has been prepared
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Pauline Shaw and Henry A Walton, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Walton, Of No. 106
Willow street. Miss Shaw is the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Shaw, OF Bos-
ton. Mr.. Walton was graduated from Ya!t
in 1906 and is a member of the Y...s and
Hamilton clubs.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

Miss Elise W. Stutzer. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman stutze:. of No. SIS st.
Marks avenue, was presented to society
yesterday at the conventional afternoon re-
ception between the hours of and 7
clock. In the receiving party were Miss
Mary Lena Kelly, Miss Mary Morgan, of
Chicago; Miss Anna Mackie, of Pittsburgh;
Miss Annabel Cammeyer. of Boonton. N. j.;
Miss Elizabeth Ford. OF Binghamton, and
Miss Josephine Carpenter, of Brooklyn. A
small dinner dance followed the reception.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. joseph J. De Long. Of No.
s24 West 1ooth street. Manhattan. announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Janet Waring Do Long. to Frank G. Burke,
jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank @. Burke.
Of Manhattan. The De Longs formerly
lived in this borough.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-11-28

ydHah he andoneaoqy
eBand Suprnmx dbvhw r. ComyA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
MUSICAL COMEDY
COMPANY OPENS
ENGAGEMENT
James P. Lee Laughmakers,
With Own Tent and Band
Arrive to Give Local People
Clever Entertainment.

Playing In their own canvas thea
ter. which seats 800 people, the
James r. Lee Musical Comedy com
pauy viii open an engagement lp Al
huuucrqur tomorrow night August
20. This COMPANY headed by the
iuimitahl" comedian. James T.. Lee,
consists of forty persons. including
the best twclvc-piccc hand Ia the
southwest. They present comedies
which are clean ana refined. yet tull
ut spice aud action, and which are
scrcHmiugly funny The musical
numbers consist of tho latest sung
l,itaasa.s
best untidotr Tor the blues. the hot
weather or whatever ones particular
ailment may be-.
The company comes To Albuqucr'
que fresh from "a winters engage
incut in New orleans and "a summer
run Of sixteen weeks In ~ paso, and
their appearance here affords local
thvatcr- Rovrs an opportunity To see
really nigh class musical comedies az
popular prices Of 20 and so cents.
The show starts at N.3O. but each
might az 1870 In front ~ the tent
win be- free open air concert hy the
band ana "a sensational tight wire act
by Charles Smith. known In the east
as the wizard of the wire"
The opening hin for tomorrow
night is entitled The Elopcment," "a
roaring farce IN two acts intcrsperscd
with songs that youl find yourself
whistliug the next day a. YOU sec
this opening bill. Il is certain shat
you will not miss "a single change
while the company rs here. ana hcr-
viii be AN entire change at program
every other night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
COL. ALBRIGHT TO
ACCOMPANY STAR
ON HER TOUR
Father Will Travel With Miss
Claude Albright in Forth
coming Engagement With
AbOrn Grand Opera Co.

Local admirers of Miss Claude Al
bright. the famous grand opcr, sins
rr who appears az the Elks th,Ittr
In concert tomorrow night, VIII be- In
torostod Geo learn that her father col
j. g., Albright the well known veteran
newspaper man of this city viii ace
company the star uu her tour this
winter of the United states with the
Ahoru Grand opera company which
has engaged her for the season.
colonel Albright ana his brilliant
daughter will probably leave in about
sixty DAYS tor Sow York During tho
winter season they viii visit the
larg,W cities ut the east and middle
west as wrll as Los Angeles ana san
ranDscu.
There are over TOO members pf
thc rig grand opera troupe.
II 81 worth noting that since her lr.
rival here and her acceptance OF tho
engagement with tile Ahuru company,
Mis- Albright has received two moro
offers from Bremen, Bore
many and London which she has
been Obliged 10 decline.
The sale at seats for the concert
Thursday night has exceeded ull exc
pcctatiuus ana enough tickets have
been disposed of iu advance to assure
re- capacity house, Albuquerque uru-
pie recognizing the fact that the
chance Co hear Miss Albright is e.
rare opportunity which may not como
OEnln
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
Al ARADO TO Be
ILLUMINATED FOR
The FAIR
Santa Fe Officials Inform AS.
ISOLATION That Hosiery
Will Shine With Usual Bril-
lance.

The Alydrado hotel ana santa Fc
buildings viii hay, the usual brilliant
this year. during the ta1r
week, according 90 iottcr received
today hy Secretary Frank St0rtz of
the fair association. This is crafty
ms announcement and means that
the Santa Pc company W.ll cAtoud the
usual enthusiastic cooperation with
the iur management lu making
things lively in Albuquerque during
the week OF tho carnival Tho brill
liant electrical lighting of tho big Al
Narado, the sides Hud roof OF the
building being beautifully outlined
with thousands of incdndcscout bulbs.
has for several years past been one
ui tho spectacular features uf the fair
ana no change VIII bee made In the
policy of the company this year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
BIOGRAPH PICTURE
TAKEN HERE At
CRYSTAL SOON
Adventures of a Tourist in
Albuquerque" Which Many
Local People Saw in the
PhOtographing, to Be Shown
Sunday and Monday.

The first of the motion pictures
taken in Albuquerque ana vicinity hy
the Blogmpn people three months
ago, viii Dee shown in the crystal the.
alter SUNDAY afternoon and evening
and Monday afternoon and evening
The iim to bee shown hor, sunday
ana Monday is very cloycrIy staged
comedy entitled Adventure ut %
Tourist boo Albuquerque Miss NuT.
mandy ls ihc leading lady in thr conn
'db. inc fun begins when Miss Nor
NANNY urlttr known us THE biNiuu
orr steps nom the east bound santa
Fr limited at IA local Santa o., sla-
hon, ana Immediately becomes inter-
cstcd ir the Pueblo Indians In 'front.'
cot the museum building she flIrr
WIN a big navajo chief misses her
lrtin and likewise causes hrr parents
90 Ect off here Tho big rh,Hf takes
Miss Normandy about tho oitN uud TO
tho Indian village Girrmau Schwoi6-
80 pueblo near the Charles lfpld
company huiIdiugsl. lu the pueblo
inc hig chief makes his ltdN frirIds
Jealous htuHue, Of hia attentions 90
mo tourist The nlW De- syrlrs uf
laughs from beginning Gao end. ii..
cause or lu. li scenes aud b,.uus,. of
tho lurt thIi large number uf Nlhu-
IuDrlu' people sow tho lNuNaph
lt"up" posing for tho pictures tho
crystal viii undoubtedly nu crowded
iu capacity sunday ana Monday Whom
tho iilW ls shown.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
TONSORIAL ARTISTS IN
SPIRITED ENCOUNTER

While engaged In The pastimc OF
struppIng and honing their Tazors,
awaiting the FIRST Customer OF the day.
joe Cusmus ana n. ~audctsuu. tun-
sDriUl artists employed boo Central
tNyuuc barber shop became Involved
iu uu argument shortly after e O'Clock
'hls morning, with th, result that tho
two BARRIERS PAT ON three round
boxing ,Nhlhilluu which was dprla eel
Co hr classy from the nrst tap Of tho
gong until 10 Nus brought 60 70 sudden
elimination hy tho arrival ut "a suuad
az hlutuuutH Aruisucd before Judge
erals Boa police court ut 90 O'Clock mo
hnfh,rs told stories which were sumr-
what conflicting. The court dismiss
ga Cutmas aud fined Sandcrs0u nftocu
dollars ana costs, suspendiug pay
mvut upon promise of good behavior.
n rs said that Caamas ana Saudersou
Nutr had several spHts before and
chat ihr battle this morning was tho
expected outcome vi previous trouble.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
TO WHOM 1T
MAY CONCERN

INFORMATION is request
ed as to the whereabouts of one
Sonora Francisco Garcia Viuda
de COntreras, whose disappear
anoe is said TO have been re-
ported some two years ago in
Albuquerq =, New Mexico.
Any person acquainted with
above named party will oblige
the undersigned by placing
them in full possession of all
the facts, whether living or
dead; involving a matter of
Importance.
UNION BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY,
FL Paso, Texas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

cur Voc the city ~ Albuquerque
during the second week Of Sep
trmbcr The management feels
that 10 can say without Egreg.
iuus l1xaggeration that for Awe
Inspiring Ora;orlcni Outbursts.
Intoxicating imaeeyy, perfervid
perorntuns and EXhilarating
Elolucncc this Grand Enter
taiumcnt will Surpass an Pre-
Vious Attempts as the Mighty
pachyderm surpassos IA" lnhni-
tosimnl Insect FellOw-Citizens'
the Railroad Fare viii he
Ridlculously Diminutivo aud ~
viii he cheaper Co come to Al-
buqucruuc Than tu stay az
iiOmr'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
RAILROAD MEN TO
HOLD PROTEST
MEETING
Santa Fe Employees Believe 1t
Is Unjust to Be Forced to
Pay Road Tax; May Appeal
to Supreme Court.

Employees of The Santa Fe railroad
n Albuquerque win gather tonight n
the SANTA Pc Reading rooms for the
purpose oi registering rigorous OBJ
lection to the Youd tax law. which
efforts are now being made 90 com
pei tho railroad men tu pay 80 "a year
10 is understood that q plan win he
formulated whereby each omploye OF
Tho road win contribute % certain
sum Co fund which viii bo used 10
attack tho legality ct th, road tax
law. The Santa Tc men yay
they viii Eight tcsi ease In the su-
promc court in an effort tp have the
law declared unconstitutional
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
PRELIMINARY HEARING
FOR 81 GONZALES

80 Gonzales. 0NuDr ut the SvastlkJ
saloon npar tho American lumber
mills, arrested Yesterday Dos counts
authorities on u charge of FIuHtIus
th, sunday closing Law, WAS given ID
preliminary hearing before Juau., of
The Peace David D.. Romero to-day
n ls likoh that GoH1ioe viii hg hrld
Zoo thr Grand jury n is claimed chat
o. was ut the Swustlka That miguel
Scdillo and four other men obtained
liquor last sunday which D,uerd % nfl
cutting HDrnpo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

sallow complexion comes from hill
ious impurities in tho blood and the
FAULT lies with the liver and bowels
they are torpid. The medicine that
gives results In such cases Ia HERB
iNE II Is a nne liver ptimulant and
bowel regulator. Price soc. sold by
an druRRlsts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
SHOTGUN LETS GO
IN CROWDED
OFFICE
"Unloaded," Weapon in the
Hands of Alberto Armijo Is
Suddenly Discharged in A.
Fleischer's Place Today.

Dropping into A. Flci4cher's real
estate office iu the Stern block M a
o'clock this morning, TO pass the
time OF day Albert Armiju. OF as
South Fourth street. exhibited a
shotgun, which ne explained was not
loaded and which he was taking TO
Juhnson's place 90 have repaired.
Aruiiu pointed the gun Bt r. i.
Bryant secretary OF the Rctuilerg
association. and when asked by
Bryant Co turn the barrel away from
him ala so, pointing 70 toward the
floor. In an instant "a loud lang an
uouucod ttttts-Atp~Husss slfslSl-aieeNe dis
charged. Fteisches's office WIS fiii-
90 with smoke ana crowd rushed
into the place, fearing murder or sui
eide. ArmijO was found pale and
trembling with the gun Ia his hands
while "a foot away from him, sitting ia
"a chair az desk, was Mr. Guenst,
father Of Mrs y l.. Lr-Scur. The shot
from the exploded shell had passed
within two inches OF Mr. Guensts
feet and after penetrating metal
waste basket. had lodged IN the floor
A. quickly as he found out that Mr.
Gueust was not injured. Armilu hur-
rIcd out of the office and took the
gun around the corner "a JOhnsOn's
declaring that he would never touch
another nrcorm az Ions as he lives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

and gents
We take extreme
pleasure In un
nouncing that au
m cnts
have been made
for the VI ost
= pc tac VI % .
rarec-Rtn Po-
lltlcal Exhibition
Of the Age. 90 oc-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
REPUBLICAN VOTERS
HAVE MAJORITY
IN WYOMING
Despite Heavy Scratching Sem
ator Warren and Congress.
man Mondell Lead in Pri.
mary Contest.
tBy EvssiaE nsrsla a. p. Lessee wirsI


cheyenne. WyO. AuH. 2l,--iteauits
al WyomiuE'H first state primary
election chiefly interesting FOR local
contests which developed and confu-
zion over Interpretation ui the law
ON the part election judges.
Thousands Of party ballots were
scratched ana the names OF candi-
dat"s on the other ballot substituted.
The counting at these votes was done
in various ways according To- the idea
uf the precinct Officers.
The strength of the support given
senator g. T.. Warren and Congress
man r. W Mondcll, candidates on the
Republican ballot for denomination,
BE- regarded as significant the vote
being greatly 100 excess OF the yot. iu
the Democratic primary given j. ~.
k'ndrick Tor senator and Thomas =.
Fahry. candidate Tor congress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

In every home where there Is ~
baby there should also be- q bottle Of
McGEE's RABY ELlNiR. II may 90
needed az any time Co correct sour
stomach wind collie diarrhooa or
summer complaint y is whole
some remedy. contains no opium,
morphine or Injurious drug OF any
Kind prlro sic ana soc per bottle
Sold bs All druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

We're all medicines az meritorious
as Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
piarrhoea Remedy the world would
DO much better OF and tho percent
age OF suffering greatly decreased"
writes Lindsay Scott OF Temple. Ind.
For sale oy all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

Friends in Albuquerque have rr-
,cNcd greetings from Major Ernest
Meyers at this city who has recently
completed tour ot Europe and the
orient last week Major Meyers lDit
Horlin fot sweden Norway uud thr
land VI tho midnight sun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
The Weather

Forecast Local showers to-
night ur Thursday.
Local weather report for e
hours ending az O.. M. August
2l- Maximum temperature 81
degrees minimum. 60; range.
"a, 90 s %. M, 66i southwest
winds. partly cloudy. pfcripiln-
ton. rigbt-tcnths OF uu inch
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

II your child Is pale ana slckiy.
picks 90 iho nose. starts in thc sleep
hu Rr'uds thr teeth while sleeping.
it i7 70 sure sign OF worms 4 remedy
:" these parasites viii he found IN
WHITES CREAM VERMiFUGE. II
not only clears out the worms. but 10
restores health ana cheorrIlncss
filco 90" per bottle. Sold rs .ll
drugHlsta.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

~ Pittsburgh r. ~ u.
Pittsburgh ................ !
Brooklyn ................ 20
Batteries Adams. Warner ana GLIB
son Fucker and Erwin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21
Talay's calendar.

Frntcrual Mystic CIRCLE holds
meeting tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-21

New foik-ENers got Ilcrzug's ms
Zimmerman ana SAFER disposed 20
Meyers. Fletcher singled past Zim
norman. Tesrlu singled 90 loti
Snodgrass lined to Zimmerman 81
runs, two hits.
Chlcago-ArChcr was out. DOYLE q
SuodErass. Richie out DOYLE O.
Suudgruss. Shccksrd doubled int.
right field crowd Murray was uud,
Schultc's long u.s. So runs. one u.i
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-11-08
FAR FROM THE OKANOGAN.

Hon. Hans Lund has developed the
globe trotting microbe, and he seems
restless unless on the wing. He was
at Amsterdam at last reports, and his
itinerary embraces Belgium, France
Germany and other countries, al
though there is no likelihood of his
permitting his curiosity to drag him
over to Turkey, with the big war on.
This office is in receipt of a postal
card from Mr.. Lund, upon which is
the picture of quaint old street in
Amsterdam, no wider than an alley
and as crooked as one of Mathewson's
famous curved balls. MIR. Lund writes
under date of October 15-it required
just fifteen days for the card to ira
verse the long distance between Am
sterdam, the ancient, and Oroville, the
new and raw-as follows:
Greetings to you and yours from
the old country. The picture on the
othe rside does not look like a part of
street in one of the richest 100000
inhabitant cities in the old country,
still it is so and there are many most
elegant quarters here and immense
wealth. Amsterdam Is the largest
diamond market in the world. l an
as well as usual. Going from here to
Belgium, France, Germany, etc. Will
be in America about December 1st."
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-11-08
WORKING AT THE FRONT.

From the amount of grading mater
ial that is constantly passing to the
front it is evident that the railroad
contractors are assembling the nee
essary implements to carry out an ac-
tive campaign throughout the winter.
From statements made by those in a
position to speak with authority it is
almost certainty that by this time
next year the road will be completed
and in operation to point where con-
nection can be made with the coast.
and trains will be running over this
line from Spokane to tide water. That
fortunate contamination will have a
very healthy effect on Okanogan coun-
ty, as 1t will open up the coast mark
cts to the products of the farm, the
orchard and the garden, and give land
owners an incentive for producing to
the limit of the capabilities of their
holdings. 1t is the realization of that
that those of us who have lived in this
country so many years have always
looked forward to longingly, and the
browning of those hopes, and the
transformation in the country that the
realization will bring about, will be
some reward for the long wait.