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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11
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MYSTIC SHRINERS
TAKE THE CITY
Forty-first Imperial Council Is Being
Held This Week in Seattle,
With Many Present.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servicel
SEATTLE. WASH, July 10.-Five
eastern temples, including representa-
tives from Indianapolis, Tulsa, Musko
gee. Pittsburgh, Kansas, Troy, n. Y.
numbering more than 500 mobiles and
wives, 10 arrived in Seattle tonight
marking the first big contingent to
reach the city for the forty-first i'm
perial council session.
Tebala temple of Rockford, ILL.,,
reached here yesterday with forty dele
gates and tomorrow ten additional
temples will arrive, including New
York City, Washington, D. c., Brook
Ign. Baltimore, Calgary, Sask., Chatta-
nooga, Albany. and Pittsburgh, Pa.
Among the prominent delegates In
the city is w. F. Calm, Jr., Of Manila,
P, l., who travelled more than 5000
miles and required thirty-three days
to reach Seattle, the longest distance
covered by any delegate.
Richard H. Jeffries of Los Angeles,
who, arrived here with his bride from
Los Angeles for the convention, was
arrested at the railway station by de-
tectives and held in the city Jail for
more than an hour before he could
obtain his release. The capture was
effected at the request of Los Angeles
Shriners who sought revenge for HIS
sudden departure without waiting for
the California special train bringing
the mobiles from that state to Seattle.
Chairman Eichelberg, who has di-
rected the work Of the Nile temple
committee in arranging for the con-
vention,. declared that between $4,000
and $4,000 persons would be in the
city during the week. Every detail
has been completed, he declared, and
the meeting is expected to- prove the
greatest in Shrine history.
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On Way to HOSPITAL.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LINCOLN, Neb., July N.--Gracs
Brown, a IL year old girl, was per-
haps fatally injured here tonight
when she was struck by an automo-
bile driven by Chancellor Samuel
Avery of the Nebraska State univer-
sity. The auto. carrying three in
structors Of the agricultural college.
who had been overcome by gas at the
state farm, was travelling at high
rate of speed to reach hospital The
little girl ran in front Of the car In
attempting to dodge the child, the
chancellor drove his car over the
curbing into the porch Of nearby
house. A fender of the car struck the
girl, who suffered internal injuries.
She also was placed in the car with
th, three instructors and taken to the
hospital The professors are recover
ing.
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Very Simple Wedding.

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HARBOR POINT. Mich, July To-
Aside from a paltry few thousands
spent for floral decorations and the
expenditure of what is reported as
anywhere from $4,000 to $4,000 for
the bridal and going away clothes,
nineteen year old Catherine Barker,
it was announced here tonight, will
be simply wed. The girls income is
oh. some where around 100000 a
year 1t is drawn from fortune Of
$50, 100000 which her father made in
the Haskell-Barker freight car shops
and other enterprises of which Miss
Barker is sole owner. James B. For
gan, president of the First National
bank of Chicago, has been her guard
ian since her parents died five years
ago. The wedding is set for July 81.
The bridegroom works for Miss
Barker in one of her shops. His
name is Howard Paulding, Jr.. who
was prominent in amateur yachting.
golfing, tennising and policing before
he got the job in the Haskell Bark er
shops. -.a.
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Citv Without a Stike

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servtcel
CHICAGO, July 1e-Bankers, bust
ness men, labor leaders and city Off
cials tonight joined in a prediction
that Chicago faces what is expected
to prove one of the greatest building
and prosperity booms in the history
of American municipalities
For the first time in many months
Chicago tonight was without big
strike on It's hands. The last big in
dustrial war ended today, when after
an all night session. representatives
of $1,000 carpenters and the contrac-
tors, the men were granted an in
crease from 65 to 20 cents an hour on
a three year uniform agreement.
1t was estimated that work on more
than s16.Oo0:000 worth of buildings
will begin Monday.
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Bull Fighting Is Too Tame.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, July TO-
Throwing the bull is no business when
you cannot get the bun mad. Torea-
doris, matadors, picadors and bander-
illas in a concession of the exposition
zone in which bull fight is staged,
struck today because it was too hard
work getting the animals in fighting
mood.
New bulls have been sent for and
the exhibition Will be continued, but
the society for the prevention of
cruelty to animals has taken hand
and the management was warned not
to make the fights too realistic.
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FOR sALE-F1ne fruie farm almost

FOR SALE-FIne fruit farm almost
Free in the district Of Missouri OF
which Ex-Governor Hadley said: This
is the land Of the big red apple, big
red barn. little red hen and much
read Bible" We offer a small farm
Of ten or twenty acres fyou take
your choice regardless OF size), 900
shares in big, successful. 1,ooe-acre
orchard. with two canning factories
and full equipment and lots in three
thriving. fast growing towns. All for
only 5000, payable SIS cash and So
monthly without interest or taxes.
We are operating under sthe direct
supervision Of the state banking de-
partments of the seven states OF Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska. Ohio. South
Dakota, Tennessee and West Virginia,
whose officials have thoroughly inves-
tigated our company, inspected and
approved our land and orchard and
granted Us permanent entry into their
Irrespective states One farm almost
free. One adult person in each COM
munity may obtain one contract good
for one tract OF ten or twenty acres,
also three town lots and the 500
shares of orchard stock by simply
making TIL, first down payment OF
| 81. 90, and cooperating with US in this
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Pjannfru Auto Erin.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service1
NEW YORK, July p:-Harry X.
Thaw believe he already has proven
bis sanity to the jury sitting IN judg-
ment over him in Justice Hendricks
court. So confident Is he that he will
be freed that he spent several hours
tonight studying auto road maps from
New York to California.
when Lam set free Twin prohabiy
motor to California" he~to1d officials
at the ludlow street JAIL. Instead Of
repeating his visits to Broadway
hotels in custody of sheriff, Thsw
ate lonely meal in his cell, after a
day I'm the jeil handball court
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Hold Bad News Back.

limited Press Leased Wire Servfcel
OSSINTNG, n. Y, July 10.-Charies
Becker went to sleep in Sing Sings
death house tonight without knowing
that practically his last chance to es-
cape the electric chair had gone
Warden Thomas Mott Osborne de-
cided late tonight to postpone giving
him the news of Justice Hughes adj
verse decision until tomorrow morn
ing. The warden himself will break
the news unless Becker's wife comes
here early
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tect foreigners. He wirelessed that
the city was quiet. but that govern
ment troops and revolutionists were
fighting just outside. The marines
mission was to keep them outside.
The gunboat Eagle lay close in shore
to support them, If necessary.
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MEN WANTED to qualify for brake.
men and firemen, positions on Keo-
kuks nearest railroads; S100-S12O
monthly. Free recommendation after
necessary home instruction, payable
So before-$15 after employed. Send
no money. Thousands sent to posi-
tions. Railway Educational Associa.
ton, Dept. 261, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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WANTED-Position as bookkeeper by
young man % years Of age; can fur.
nish best of references; ga months
experience. Chas. Johnson. Mont
rose, la, r. No. 4.
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WAITED

WANTED--Five bright, capable ladies
to travel. demonstrate and sell deal
ers; s25 to~S50 per week: railroad
fare paid Goodrich Drug Co., Dept.
276, Omaha, Neb.
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WANTED-Wide awake hustler with
good references to represent us in
Keokuk and also one for each sur
rounding town. Experience not neces-
sary. Moderate salary to start Ad-
dress Hudson, King & Co, Inc, Dept.
.621, 8 South Clinton street, Chicago.
III.
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WANTED-Man to represent us IN
your own territory, $500 per
month, travelling expenses and COM
mission. Experience unnecessary.
Write quick r. D. Martel, 1909 Indi-
ana Ave-, Dept. 1852, Chicago.
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WANTED-Second band, one horse
spring wagon; must be in good con-
dition. Address H. P, this office.
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WANTED-Lady traveller beginner
Salary, commission and expense al
lowance to right lady. McBrady &
Co., Chicago.
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Observation-Disclosures side line. New
live proposition, all merchants in
towns of 100000 and under want It.
Pays $500 commission on each sale.
No collecting, no risk to merchant.
We take back unsold goods. Easiest.
biggest. paying side line ever offered.
Garfield Mfg. Co., EOS Sigel street,
Chicago. sIgn .4ntoa
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Trouble in bayti.

II United Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, July 10.-One Of
hcer and Twenty-Five marines, Amer
leans, from the cruiser Washington,
guarded Cape Haitien. Haiti. tonight.
Admiral Caperton landed them to pro-
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WANTED-Modern room, close in;
board when in. Address Nurse, care
of Gate City. -......r
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MISCELLANEOUS

ACTIVE AGENTS -Ssmethfng new.
Sells on sight in 4svery home, store,
office, and cafe. Sanitary cork. For
milk, liquor, cztsup, etc. Opens and
closes in bottle. Lasts a lifetime. Big
profits. Sanitary Cork Co., Suite 2197.
220 Fifth Ave, New York City.
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WANTED-Wide awake hustler with
good references to represent us in
Keokuk and also one for each sur
rounding town. Experience not neces-
sary. Moderate salary to start Ad-
dress Hudson, King & Co., Inc, Dept.
CPL, 8 South Clinton street, Chicago,
Ill. 49,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-11

FOR RENT-Seven room modern
dwelling. SCI North Sixth. ]. c.
Paradice, IA South Sixth.
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AGENTS-Do not delay Send today
for free sample and large catalogue
of quick selling articles. The Miller
Co., 405-1st Natl. Bank Bldg, Hut.
Crimson, Kansas.
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MANUFACTURER wants capable
man to represent him; $50 to 800
weekly. No canvassing. Only those
meaning business answer. r. Modra,
Dept. 1877, "a East 21st street, New
York.
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FOR RENT-Six room house. 90S
Morgan. Inquire at '906 Morgan
street.
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FOR RENT-Store. Quincy. III. Best
location; suitable for any business.
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FOR RENT-Four room house, 613
Palean street. Inquire 312 Bank.
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FOR RENT-Six room house in good
condition. 1909 Fulton street.
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FOR RENT-Modern six room dwell
ing, sos North Fifth. J. G. Paradice.
IA South Sixth.
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FOR SALE-Several used Overland
cars, also one Ford touring car, at
a price that will sell them. Overland
garage, 1919 Main street
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FOR RENT-Upper fiat, four rooms
and bath, 1902 Concert Inquire
Fred Semple. Black SIT.
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FOR RENT-No. 9O6 Timea, six room
frame house, city water in kitchen;
will repair to suit tenant. John Turn
city.
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FOR RENT-Five rooms, 3o3 South
Second (front). J. c. Paradice. IA
South Sixth.
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms,
partly modern, at reasonable rates.
S24 Exchange. Phone Black 1898.
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FOR RENT-723 Morgan 716 Fulton.
modern, eight rooms. Inquire next
door or 727 Morgan.
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FOR RENT-Desirable five room
dwelling, 1928 Blondeau. ]. c. Para.
dice, IA South Sixth.
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FOR RENT-Furnished light house
keeping rooms: also bedroom.
Phone Red 1856 or apply 312 Fulton
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FOR RENT-No SIP Exchange. six
room frame house, newly paperad
and city water in the kitchen. John
Tumelty.
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FOR RENT-In modern home, large
room and kitchenett; also sleeping
rooms PA Concert.
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WANTED-To repair your oil and
gasoline stove, sharpen your lawn
mower and other TOOLS Ed Luke, S26
Main. Phone S54.
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FOR RENT-F1ve room house. 1928
Bluff
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FOR SALE-One three horse power
upright International engine. or
will trade for good milk COW and calf.
J. Il. Bailey, Vincennes. Iowa.
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Cheap rent If taken at once. Address
E. Morris, 9139 Commercial Ave,
South Chicago, Ill.
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WANTED-To hear from owner OF
good farm for sale. Send cash price
and description. D. r. Bush, Minneap.
oils, MINI.
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FOR RENT-1127 Blondeau; very de.
sirable; low rent. J. C. Paradice IA
South Sixth street.
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FOR SALE-A set Of oak dining room
chairs. leather seats, cheap. Ed
Luke, S26 Main.
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FOR RENT-806 High street, five
room house: gas and neth. Mrs. l..
F. Linquist, S06 Blondeau.
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FOR SALE-O1d buildings at 1912
Franklin street; SIS for all. Call
next door, or 623 Main street.
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FOR SALE-White Leghorn cockerel
from Tom Barrons: 200 egg strain.
Phone Black 800.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Fiye room house. S24
Leighton: all modern. Enquire SIS
North Tenth. Phone Black-621.
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FOR RENT-No. 1909 Fulton, four
room house containing electric
lights and gas; also inSide closet.
John Tumelty.
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FOR SALE-50O bushels corn, 75c
bushel c. P. Johnson. two miles
south of Vincennes, Iowa.
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FOR RENT-Four room furnished
fiat. modern except furnace. In.
quire 706 North Twelfth, or phone
Red-t056.
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FOR SALE-Nice lot, 1924 Franklin
street. Phone Black 8s5.
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FOR SAIE-Seven room residence,
first ward, also vacant lot. Phone
or call on Birdwell Sutlive, 312 Main.
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FOR RENT-Rooms in building No.
326 South Seventh. Apply No. 10
North Fifth street.
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FOR RENT-Eight room house, Sew.
enteenth and Carroll streets. Mod
ern except furnace. Phone d. w
Haggerty.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-14
CITY COUNCIL ARRANGING
FOR WIDENING MAIN Street
Ordinance Being Drawn Providing
for Moving West Side buildings.
Back Fifteen Feet.

The city council held session
Monday evening at which was con-
sidered the widening OF the north
end Of Maine street beginning at the
court house.
A couple OF years ago the owners
OF property abutting on this portion
of the street employed their own at
torneys who made a proposition that
they would pay for the moving of
all buildings on the west side back
Is feet, providing said property
owners would deed this strip to the
city for street purposes. This prop
osition was considered by the coun-
Gil. but no action was taken to car
y cut 1t provisions. However. in
the meantime majority of the
west side property owners. have
moved their buildings to conform to
the new line and decided the extra
feet to the city Now they are de-
manding that the city move the re-
naming buildings which jut across
the line, or see that they are re-
moved.
The meeting Monday evening was
held for the purpose Of straighten-
ing out these complications by. the
passage of a proper ordinance which
Is now being drafted by City Attor-
uey E. E. Winters.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-14
COMMISSIONERS MEET.

The county commissioner held a
regular meeting July 6, with all
members of the board present.
Applications for retail liquor H.
censes were granted the following
Chas. P. Cirac, Saltwater; Frank
Walker, Fairview; w. ]. Crowell
Hazen; Nevada Hills Mining Co.,
Fairview; Clyde Harris. Wonder
Beckstead Mere. Co., Fallon; Smith
Bros, Wonder; John Peterson, Salt
Wells; Alfred Jacques, Swanson &
Beghal, Wonder; NJ. p. 0'Donnell,
ID. ID. Middleton, Hazen; Irene Wal
ters, J. Z. Nave, Fairview; James
Burns. Wonder; F. W. Innman, Ha-
zen.
In the matter of the consolidation
of school districts No. 3 and 10, it
was ordered that the necessary pub
lication be made for three weeks and
hearing set for Aug5 at D. m.
Contract for lighting Jail at Hazen
was signed with the Valleys Power
Co.
4 number of claims were allowed.
In the matter of two requests pre-
sented by the City of Fallon to ap-
portion its proportion of the general
road fund. it was ordered that the re-
quest be referred to the city attor-
ney.
e. T. Mclean and Thos. Dolf were
appointed appraisers for the new
road through the southwest quarter
of section 25, T. 10 N, r. % E., to
run along the line between sections
25 and SO and 26 and S5 to intersect
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-14
ROAD REPAIRED

The Standard can now announce
that the stretch of road across what
is know as Eight-mile and Four
mile fats this side of Sand Springs
has been placed IN excellent condi-
ton and is now one of the best
pieces of road in the State. The
Commissioners having the work in
hand have gone at it thoroughly and
SO long as the dry weather shall last
there will be no further trouble with
this section that President Joy of
the Lincoln Highway had termed the
worst spot on the route
The chuek-holes have all been
filed by the use of serapers and the
nigh centers removed with heavy
drag which required the use of IA
head of horses over the II mile
stretch, J. n Tedford volunteered
IRE use of fffcsee animals at half
price for the work, which material
" reduced the cost 10 the county.
While the road is still soft in spots
across the famous fats, it is the in
teation Of the commissioners to keep
at the work until it has been beaten
down by the heavy traffic and elimi-
nate the high eenters which have
oeen the main source of the auto
mobilists troubles. a party of tour
lists who passed through the first of
tie week from Oklahoma City, stat
ed that far from having the worst
roads on tie route. Nevada had the
best yet encountered on their jour
ney and that they had had no diff
heuIty in negotiating the worst
stretches since crossing the Utah
line although they had been warned
that the road was practically impas-
sable and advised to take the north
arn route.
When these reports are confirmed
by the commander of the war ma
chimes that passed through last Sat
urday Churchill county now feels
justified in asking that the papers
published along the line of the Lin
coin Highway give this fact as much
publicly as possible and clear us of
the unenviable notoriety that has re-
suited from the report of President
Joy.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-14
GEORGE WINCFIEID RECEIVES
THREATS FROM BLACK HAND
Ordered to Place $4,000 at Spot
Near Washoe or Suffer
Consequences.

George Wingfeld, president of the
Coldfeld Consolidated Mines Com
pany and head of numerous other
Nevada enterprises. recently received
at his office in Reno an anonymous
BLACK Hand letter threatening his
life and property in the event he
failed to give the writer the sum of
SIS, 700, Instead of carrying out
the instructions contained in the
communication, Mr.. Wingiield offer
ed a reward of $1,000 for informa-
ton leading to the. arrest and con
viction of the perpetrators. The po-
lice authorities of Reno and lYashoe
county are making diligent efforts
to locate the writer of the letter.
The letter covered three pages and
was sent to Mr.. Wingfield on July
3. Written in a serawly, almost IL
legible hand, ii directed that Wing
field place $500 in gold in each of
ten cans. place them in a suit case.
drive in his automobile to Washoe,
leave the suit case containing the
money in the road near a point
where he would find a white hend-
kerchief waving in the air and drive
on. The writer of the letter eX-
planned that he Cor they) desired
the money as a loan to 80 to South
America to seek wealth.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1915-07-14

With what seems now a certainty
that the sugar factory will operate
next season. the road is assured of a
large tonnage in beets from lands
that are now without the zone in
which the raising of the beets is
profitable owing TO the long haul
over the rough country roads. 1t
has been demonstrated that wagon
haul of over five miles from the
factory is sufficient to discourage
beet culture on lands so unfavorable
this reason the Island district, which
is naturally level and otherwise
adapted to sugar beet culture is de-
barred from the benefits of the fac
tory by reason of the long wagon
haul.
While it is not claimed by the
promoters of the enterprise that the
road would pay large dividends from
its incipiency, there is no doubt
whatever but that with the low cost
Of upkeep necessary and with con-
servatiye management, there is suf-
ficient tonnage now in sight and be-
ing carried over the route in freight
teams and auto trucks to more than
insure good interest on the invest
ment, without taking into consider
alton the latent possibilities that lie
IN the settlement of new lands con-
tiguous to the line of the road or the
vast mineral section to the south
and east that are now lying idle be-
cause of the impossibility OF trans
porting supplies and low grade ores
under present conditions.