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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

SeIDltenoigbeo; men enb0er, Der
foo 5anfen gaa tilbage paa Spifer-
mes 9eban0ling al iremmeoe geatio.
naliteter unOer Oeres Seepter, fun
Oe life a1loet emo nnores oper, ON
oe MI Iige meo eet bar bIeoen iaa
p0elmooi9e, iom 8%enoprettelien al
ct IeIoItpnoigt poIif 8i9e ifuloe si-
ue Sn0trDf al. 8i tpnfte | boert
.6aIo itrafs: Gao os uente og ie,
ON 9oIafferne linoer Brensien o9
.gitrig ianr 2ou at gaa meO / oct
genoprette0e Ieloitpnoige 8oIenl
Oct bnreoe life Ipnge, fsr oi lit
set at ie.
Oa, bel at mprfe. Oct bar /
8irfeligbeoen fun BoIofferne I'M.
ser oeres Serreosmme, 8reusien oa
Eitrig booOe Get I'll at gipe oeres
.6ribeo. iaa set maa betragtes iom
.ligefrem Sumbug, ON life Tom mo-
get oerre, at oe foreitilIeoe at gfoe
Be rusIiife 8olaffer 5ribeo OgSelo-
itpnoigbeo.
Ehi = glenn set life = Rri9en
er fife enot enonul Oct er life al.
abort en0nu, at SGferne bebolber
set, oe bar lat 6ooen pna. Og iaa
.Ipnee Der life er %illttet 6reo og
.6oIot Opgsr, bn peo 9piferne o9
Gitrigerne life, ON De fan oiipoue-
re ouer rusiiif Golen.
Gen rusiiife Regering IooeOe Tor
uo FOR arigen BoIen SeIoitGnoigbeo
iom Con forSroifab, BET er at boabe.
at ban0e RlisIanO o. bets AlIiereoe
bill ie til, at Bette 2sfte bIiper
inofriet, oeriom De rltsiiIfe 8olaf-
fer iom 6oIf betraetet forbIioer
fro imoo GusIano, og oe aIIiereoe
I'll at aigere Oeres Sfrb
ne.
0a Be 6errer, iom profIumereOe
ct ieIbitpnoigt BoIen. pioite goot.
at De ioreios fla no9et roper Gu
5norfor gioroe De Set life
isr2 gaer boorior uenteoe DC life
fist lpnaere? Bon 9esieler bar
BET, Be m~analeoe 5olf, Sol
Batter til 6oritGrfnina. og oct fun
Sc maaIfc l1ffes Dem at ina en-
eolif Sqr. mems op eaonn boIOer
9olen BEAT, peO Al sioe goIaffer-
ne oeres 5ri5eo.
Den boilfen @ruiombeo at pile
5lDe Eolaffer til al tGmpe iHIoo
0eres egne 9rsOre / Den rusiiite
Sprl
Do ian - bOis De lager innoo
al 1Diflnnos og gitrigs
,8aano. og oisie til Slut taber.
iaa bar De i~taffeIs 9oIaffer miitet
al Het til at fr9oe oct 9site mo.
iriet. iom 8usInnos Regering gap
Dem foruo for arioen. or De pie,
iaa tiger De: 2aO os oente og ie,
bpem Der fommer til at uOoeIe
&rigsbpttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

SuIeifibet til frigsliote. Gam
ti6ig meb, at Brpiioent @iIIon
m6iteote en- Opfororing til 2an-
bets Borgere ON at binlpe neOli-
6enoe Wenneifer I be 9onoe, fom
er bIepen biemisgt al Qrigen, og
uonabnte 81. oe %. Oftober iom
fqrIige Doge til at poe iaa6an
&iQLp, if6ite6te en- omeritanif SO.
mite, Der latte fig iom WadI at
birIpe nsoIioenoe armeniere og
eprsre, ct Opraat, iom bar giort
oct nualigt at ien0e en- Sfibslao-
ming al 0ebnetsmiOIer til often
MI iii SuIen. Warineffibet Gr.
for er ubfet til at bore Suleffib,
forot bet olligepeI ffitIoe ieile til
U1s6oeI6opet meo en- auIIa6nine til
Qripsffibet Des Nsoines. NrDnte
Romite tdr oertrem vGbriftian
f5eroIo~ mootoget $20, 900 til at
Sbbe ms for. % ben bar beitent
at jenbe 1900 8ufbeIs beI &De0e,
1900 1tnber GIormeI, 10000
pnalo Nis, 6o0Rasler fon6enieret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

3anif groOeriamfunos Ststte al
bore gsrnebiem. 5 Set 0anife
9rooeriamiunos 9Iao~ for /. Sec.
benitiIles til De enfelte 2ogers aas-
ierer = I 2igbeo meo, 6pno Der
er giort tioligere = at inoiamle
10 Gents al bpert DieOlem til 5or-
being mellem be Sanife 8~srnebiem
Der I amerifa M til SuIen en-
Slrlegnpe til De ior9lorelsie imaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

Stloenterpreit. Heu. Sobn 9as-
iler. glmira, gsetp gorf, er bIe0en
baIgt til Er9it for eet SunoreOe
og balotreolinoStppe Iufberife Stu.
oenter peo Cornell ltnioeriitet, Stbn-
ca, q. 9. = Retp Oorf Niniite-
rum % Netp 9orf % Seem eng.
Ian0 Spnooe bill uftoerbolOe BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

airfeinoDielie. Gen oanife Cir
fe~s 6ormaro, Bait. g. g. @rauen.
goaro, meooeIer / Ser. Sml.@, at
Menigbeoen / 8ngmar, Wont.,
bar beitemt at iaa i'm npe airfe
inoniet oen II. Dec. airfen bar
Gio6epla5sier til ca. 300, og ben
bar foitet omfring peo $1,000. III
ting bliper fompIet meo Snoentar,
Girfefloffe og 8armeapparat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
Coulter % Thornton, SOiua.

2onosmano / 0megnen al Soul.
Ter og 6bornton Soma, gsres Der.
oeo opmnrfiom pon, at Mr. Wa.
rus Ee0erien, Coulter, Sa., er
autoriieret til at mootage 9eItil.
ling % Detailing Tor Suiets 9sger
OF gla0e.
San bill 9erne ppre til Tieneite
San. qntb. gubl. Souie,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
ct ~ielDitanoist ,iolen.

vi meooeIte iorIeOen, at TpitlanO
og 9itrig / Screening bapoe pro-
.flameret 9olens 5ribeo og SelO-
itenoigbeo. 9oor meget bet bet1oer,
oil Sioen pie.
Der er / ben 6orbinoelie 40.
itiIIigt iom ri snIfer at benIeoe
Opm9rfiombeoen pna.
6or bet fsrite: 5 en- Gale, iom
General non 8esieler bolot eIter
Oplesningen al Yroflamationen,
|uotalte ban bet Saab, at golafter.
ne niIoe flute zig til 9piferne |
oeres Scamp imoo De alliereoe.
o9enne Stat poagner MI til 9in,"
|iagoe @eneralen, LAD % badbe,
at ben polite arme mart frinilIig
oil lutte zig til 9annerne, Iom
bets 9eifpttere Temper unoer.
Wprf bette, at Yolafferne Itrafs
nnmooes ON at title en- Scr neo
gentroImngternes SIDE imoo be
alliereoe, | bpis fpmpenoe Sfarer
nnturligpis mango al oeres 9rs-
ore er meo.
Cor BET nnoet: Der beretteoes ira
|Gbicago, at 9ufinoer al Golaffer
Der meo SnteresIe bsrte ON Gen.
tralmagternes BIan at ~genoprette
Bolen iom ct ~ieloitenoigt 9ige;
men De iremmeite i6lunbt Dem be-
trngteoe oct enten meO anbenbar
Mistanfe, eaer De foretraf life al
uotale fig ON bette Ii6ite Sfriot
ira 5pIflanos og 9itrigs Sioe.
vGpiflano oil life eioe Bolen no.
get, meo minore, Der er en- 8e-
tingelie for oet," iae6e Wfis Gmi'
lp MatiernIifD at polite Ruinoers
alliance, o. StnnIep Ores5eifp al
ben polite rationale Gllinnce Jag
Be, of Gentrolmagterne penteoe at
6inoe betpoelige 5oroeIe Deo at
oprette ct lille 4oneeosmme Of be
fra Ruslan6 erobre6e g~ropinier.
BE ogter manffe at gipe bet lille
Qongeosmme en- Serifer al 3abs-
burg-ener Soben3oIlern1Gnmilie
en- ringe grig at betale for 10000
900 BoIaffers Ststte | oenne
Qrig," iogoe ban, og andre uotalte
noget Iisnenoe.
Wen MI fommer bet interesinnte'
.Ite. ST. ct 8eutertelegram erflp'
reoe ben preusiiffe Snoenrigsmini-
tier, @reo 5rieorih BON esbell,
ForIeoen / Den preusiiffe 2anooag,
fom Di meo0elte ltolt, at intef al
preusiiif BoIen piIoe saa mo | bet
npe @ongerige BoIen. San ifal
booze tiIfsiet: vHegerinsen Denter,
at Yolofferne / YreusIen mere og
mere oil lepe iom CODE prensIiife
gorgere." st GorIIae ON, at He-
geringen iful6e garantere at In.
gen Del al preusfiF YoIen ffuloe
lrgges til aongeriget YoIen peoto.
ges meo 1870 mob 104 Stemmer.
BIan6t benz, Der itemte imoo, bar
poIafberne, autoIifferne, Socinli-
iterne % Dauiterne.
Det bar lite at ln6res oper, at
mor,ge DoIofter itrdfs elnoe6es %
f,bIete ober, At be itiilbe faa oeres
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
GcSar Sails, 80.

@r. o. @rs. u. 3. RieIieu, ion
tioIiaere bococ 6erpaa Ganen. men
iom / Ell Gel aor bar iarmet /
0nfota, er for 8iOen baa
Der hos 0eres mange 9efi
ner. 0e bar enonn .ffe togct 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

MGlt for Born = nof til at boI0e
SiaI oe 9ege / 10000 Menne-
fer ioumen / en- llse eIer / 500
900 @euneifer cen Dag, tiger CIR.
Ser"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
Snleprosram.

s Steoet for De iR6panlige .Sule-
Deflnmationer", lnoer pi | Mar
fremitiIIe ct llofait iii ct orbnet
proaram for Suletr9sfeiter | DE.
nigbeoerne. S9ftet oil bl. a. bringe
ct l9ngere Suleoigt pasienoe til
defamation, en- I9ffe al De mes.
iinnife SoriRttelier oroneoe til
SremiigeIie Of en- gernegruppe, en-
np SuIe.9 inlog for fire gsrn, FAINT
$. 6. anoeriens imuffe Suleiang
Barn Seius / en- arpbbe Lao"
meb Miiif til.
&Gitet bill p9re iGroiet 10. Nop.
Vris:
gnfeltefiemplarer i. B Gents
~ 90. {. 80 Gents
25 DO. -. $f.00
speeielt 9iIbnb:
/ @fs. al .5uleprogram" iamt
I CTS. al bpert at be 8 uofomne
Nimre al ~SuIeoefIamotioner" fen.
bes for fun Is Gents.
Dan. 2mtb. TnbI. &omie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

Mar Lseserne henvender sig til Folk,
som averterer j Bladet. enten. for at
ksbe hos dem eIler for at faa O~plysning
em Diet averterede. bedes de altid ON
tale, at de saa Avertissementet | dette
3lad. bet vii we're til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

I Tilfmlde af, at Bladet like modtages
regelmessigt, bedes man kIage til Diet
stedlige P~ostkontor. Skulde dette like
kjelpe, bedes man henvende sig til
,.Danskeren''s Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

Entered at Blair Post Office as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
@nlobrnllnp.
Snguert I. Sanicn-Warin VI.
Snnien, /. Safobien.

2. Roo. 1862. Rop. 1916.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19

johnson and Willis Booth and the al.
legged refusal OF Republican leaders Ia
cooperate with Progressive leaders, ex-
ecpt a hand picked few IL is possible,
however, that before Hughes leaves Cali.
fornia certain leaders will be- gwen to
understand what's what so far as the
presidential campaign Is concerned, a PR.
vate talk much the same rs the one that
Strengthened out the Thompson.lckes
factions in Illinois. One matter that will
be investigated is the report that Cover
nor johnson and Chester Rowell mem.
Der OF the Hughes campaign committee,
have been ignored IN the arrangements
for the Hughes meetings in California.
Republicans brought their stories TO
Hughes before he left Portland. A score
boarded the train there and got the nom.
inee's ear as frequently as they could.
Seventy five more, who left San Francis
co Thursday night in two special cars,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19

met the campaign train al Gerber yes,
terday morning and came through to
this city with the party. llughes made
several rear platform speeches az small
towns before arriving here Many san
Francisco residents met the nominee a.
the station
Yesterdays program included an aft.
ernoon reception 40 the Union League
club, a talk 10 san Francisco women an
hour later at his hotel, an address az tina
Civic auditorium last night, and later "A
reception az the Ncwspa club
Interest centered in the big public
meeting last night, over which W. +.
Croker, national committeeman. was Sc
looted 20 preside.
a written protest against the plan to
entertain and banquet Mr. Hughes at
the Commercial club, which IL display
ing an open shop card in us DINING
room, has been made by the striking san
Francisco Culinary Workers union 10
Francis V, Keeling chairman Of the Re.
publican state central committee.
I'VE would request that some arrange
ment be made 70 entertain Mr. Hughes
in manner that viii not constitute an
airront 10 organized labor Of san Fran.
cisco the protest read in part.
shortly after the calling OF the strike
the Commercial club made It's open shop
stand IL was said 10 be too late 20
make any change in the plans for the
banquet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
BASEBALL BRIEFS

The White Sox made their farewell 60
Boston yesterday when they walloped
the Boston team at Fenway park by
score of II to 6.
James Thorpe was recalled By the
Giants management yesterday from the
Milwaukee team in the American asso-
citation. Thorpe was sent to Milwaukee
early in the 1916 campaign and has been
going at a fast pace during the past
month He will join the Giants at this
end of the season.
George Sisler, the remarkable young
member of the Browns, who has been
playing around the hot corner for the
St. Louis team in the American league
during the past few days, is not the only
left handler that has played other than
first base in the infield and made a sue
cess of il Back in 1896 fans will recall
that Billy Hueen of the Phillies was a
portsider. When Mike Donlin broke into
the game with the Cardinals he threw
with his left hand. Ned Hsnlon once
tried to make a third baseman Of Eddie
Keller. who refuses to throw with his
right hand. Hal Chase has played second
base several times in his career and al
WAYS did creditable work with his port
side throwing. In the college ranks, the
case of Third Basemsn Huiscamp of An
dover and Yale come readily TO mind
Many Of the baseball fans are talking
about the Brooklyns OF the Braves TO be
the pennsnt contenders for the 1916 flag,
but they overlook the canny Moran and
his persistent Phillies This club has
been PLAYING better ball since Nav, 1915.
than they did in May, 1915. All through
the present campaign they have been
right M in the front ranks and fighting
al the way never out Of striking dis
lance Of the top. Moran is a foxy leader,
and has a better machine than most crit
les give him credit for. With Alexander
in such good shape he viii Be apt 70 have
the Jump on the Braves and Robins when
thew meet in the crucial series later in
the season The PhiIlies showed the
baseball public last season that they had
the stuff when the final sprint came. and
that viii not count against them when
tie fnal sPgrt comes IN ssPtenbsz,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
FRENCH GENERAL
PRAISES AMERICAN
AMBULANCE MEN
Section Seven Cited for Conspicuous
Bravery and Service in the Field
Several Wounded.

Paris, Aug. 10 Section seven. Of the
American ambulance field service is cited
by General Nlangin in an army corps or
der just issued for It's services TO the d.
vision of the French army TO which /. Is
attached This portion OF the order
reads;
This section Of the American ambu-
lance field service has shown Tor Ihore
than 20 months a most complete spirit
of sacrifice and has rendered greatest
services 10 the division TO which It is
attached in assuring the removal of the
wounded under best conditions. There is
not one OF It's members who is not a
model of GOODNESS and abnegation. A
number of them have been wounded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19

announced yesterday that the first coal
train was moved Aug. 10 from Goose
Creek over the new line.
The opening Of these fields" he said
yesterday, announcing the event "is re-.
garded as most important. valuable both
TO Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. II
means cheaper fuel for that general
country, and Il is confidently predicted
that il will be followed By Industrial
and mining expansion"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
|. w. w. HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR
TWO EXPLOSIONS
Boarding House Wrecked Near Biwabik'
Minn.-Home OF Man Who Re-
fused to Strike DAM

Biwabik, MINI, Aug. lo.-An explo'
sion which early yesterday wrecked a
clearinghouse in which were 10 persons
at the Biwabik mine location, near here,
is laid by the authorities az the door OF
the Industrial Workers of the World.
No one was injured The ]. w w, lead
ers. il is charged, had threatened the
miners with death ii they did not quit
work. one member OF the /. w. W. Is
held on suspicion.
Another explosion, which the authori,
ties also charge 10 the /, W. w, occurred
near Hibbing. The entire front OF the
house OF John Smith, hosting engineer
at the philbin mine was torn away.
Smith, with his wife and five children,
were in the rear of the house and were
uniniured. Smith refused TO strike re-
Gently when !. w. w. members demand
ed il, and has received several threaten
ing letters No arrests have been made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
PURE, RICH BLOOD
MADE BY HOODS

Pure blood enables the stomach, liver
and other digestive organs 10 do then
work properly. Without il they are slug
gish, there is loss OF appetite, sometimes
faintncss. deranged state of the mites.
tines, and, in general, all the symptoms
Of dyspepsia
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes pure blood,
and this is why il is SO very successful
in the treatment Of 50 many ailments.
Get il to-day. ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
PHILIPPINE BILL PASSED.
Measure Granting More Freedom Goes to
Wilson for Signature

Washington, Aug. lo-The Philippine
bill, granting an increased measure OF
independence, passed the House yester.
day, - TO 81. II is now ready for the
presidents signature, having gone
through the Senate without roll call
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19

II is said that this is the greatest year
that baseball ever knew, but anyone
would have hard time to make Connie
Mack and the Cincinnati board OF direc-
tors think that it is true.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19

johnson, former Goddard star, who is
now pitching for Laconia. fast sum
mer ball team, continued his good work
that he has been showing all the season
when he won over Woonsocket Thursday
by score OF to 2.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
REPORT DEUTSCHLAND
is SAFE AT BREMEN
News Contained in Telegram from Der.
lin to Geneva News
paper.

Geneva, Aug ia private telegram
received yesterday from Berlin by the
Neue Zuricher Zcitung says that the
German submarine Deutschland arrived
safely Thursday at Bremen from the
United States. The Deutschland left
Baltimore on Aug. !,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
HUGHES TO LAY
DOWN LAW
He Won't Stand for a Party
Row in Cali
fOrnia
STRAIGHT TALK
FOR REPUBLICANS
4'rogressives Claim They
Are Being Shelved by
Old Liners

San Francisco. Aug. l9.-FactDnal diff.
ferences among California Republicans
and Progressises faced Charles +. Hughes
when he arrived here yesterday after
noon for five days tour OF the state.
Governor Hughes has no desire to be,
come involved in the controyersies'caused
by the senatorial campaign Of Governor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

At Boston--Chicago IL, Boston g.
At New York-New York 4, Cleveland
8 tl2 innings.
At Observation-Disclosures 2, De-
troit !.
At Philadelphia-st. Louis 4, Philadel-
phia III innings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
COAL NOW COMING
FROM ALASKA FIELDS
Opening OF New Territory Means Cheap
er Fuel for Northwest, Says
Secretary Lane

Washington, Aug. l9,-The govern.
ment's Alaskan railroad now is carrying
coal from the Matanuska fields tn the
harbor at Anchorage. Secretary Lansing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

At Chicago-(lst gamel New York s,
Chicago /; (second game Chicago s,
New York 6.
At Pittsburg-Brooklyn 6, Pittsburg o.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Cincin-
natl O.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 4, Boston 10
innings.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-31
PRUNING THE ORCHARDS
Agricultural College Vt Logan Gives
Iruiigrowcrs Nd,lcc.

Thr pruning class of the Agripul-
WHl college uf ttah nt Logan starts
iu t.du, lFrlduil uu its work in the
apple and peach richards ur cache
VALLEY. which viii remind many
throughout Price River Valley that "
D. time ipr every ,hnrd owner large
ur small g. got this work done. The
iutrtmuuuintu fruitgruw'r pruncs AZ
his leisure. but luckily this conforms
rather closely o. the proper season,
when hooked ut from physiological
point uf view.
The agricultural college advises
that pruning In the dormant season
inritrH wood growth. while pruning
In the growing season promotes fruit
uiurss, aud since trees IN u scini-arid
climate tend a. ov"rbear. Il h logical
Tot us e. prun" largely during the
dormant season.
n this work n done In February.
March aud April the wound heals over
rapidly as soon AZ growth starts In the
spring,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-31
DENVER AND mo GRANDE
ADOPTS IT'S NEW EMBLEM

The passenger department at the
Denver and iiio Grande announces
adoption OF IL new emblem exploit
ing the "See America" movement.
The emblem consists ~ the Western
Hemisphere, with the slogan See
America In large type across ~
base. with the American bird In flight
beneath hearing In its talons a scroll
containing the name of the railroad
company
The passenger department b. also
sending out illustrated descriptive
circulars showing How "a Reach the
Ancient clin Dwellings In Mesa
Verde Park In southwestern Colorado,
The route lies via the Rio Grande
Southern a. Dolores and Mancns.
thence west hy stage o. the cliff ruins
where Professor Fcwkes of the smith
sonian Institution h uncoyering big
community houses, ana digging into
the mounds around Lake Muk. The
circular Is clever piece of work
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-31
says Line win iic built

Judge 70 s. I.ovctt, president uf the
Union Pacific. was in Salt Lake city
on saturday last and while there CON
fidod Go newspaper men that the Salt
Lake Route viii build q line into the
Jiut1h Basin from Provo " the SUR
vey Vhiphs b. tu be- undertaken hy
the COMPANY shows that the prupus-
ed road will bc paying proposition.
H. asserted that as soon as the snow
" uff the ground engineers will 60
into the basin and. upon the report
made. viii depend the decision To-
build the road u would cost four to
five million dollars. and Judge Low
ptt said that since the Salt Lake
Route is IN the railroad business II
would boz bad business not to build
the line " u " found tn be- needed.
u have always Contcndcd that " a
railroad " built into the Jintah iia-
sin. the Salt Lake Route should de- u.
We are iu the railroad business. and
" the survey determines that road
u needed there ana that " viii pay.
I can assure you that u will hc heili
In the very near future"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-31

while IN rriy, last Tuesday 20 a.
tycrsnn. assistant attorney general
told The sun that he would hr back
here iu about ton DAYS Co 60 Go Emery
county with T. r. K,nnstpn uf Mime
apoliz. Mimi Who hur large landed
Interests In the country &" IN" south.
Kenaston " ~. president aud treas
urer 81 the Minneapolis ThrcHhiug
Machine vnmpan, and owns close q"
nine thousand acres at land besides
large water rights 40 Rochester, about
fifteen miles south uf Castle Date in
Emery county, II b. proposed hy the
Minnesota capitalist C. complete th"
ditch there this year 30 that u VIII
water not only the nine thousand
acres 81 hls own land, hut some four
thousand acres under other owner
ships
The expenditures o. be- made viii
reach around ten thousand dollnfH
Keuaston owns tho stock ui the Em-
cry County Land and water COMPANY
and Il control ~ th" Independent
Canal aud Reservoir company The
land aud water Interests were uc-
oulrrd several years ago. and ~ lat"
the land susceptible ~ irrigation has
heen leased a. l.. g, Moore and others
Al one time u tnWusitr was laid out
at Rochester and store established
there for the convenience ~ the set
tiers. hut the store has been done
away with.
with the completion nf th" canal
system and mterals this spring u u
the Intention OF Kenaston "a c"lnnihr
the proposition and special Induce
ments are a. he made settlers IT lthh
and elsewhere that really want homes
on the ground floor plan, kcnas'"n
has been az Santa Monica. Gala, dur
ing the winter and II coming direct
10 Price. thence Ca Emery county
The lands being reclaimed are 'aid
20 be as good as anything nnNwh"r"
in I'tah. lVerson has larg" holdings
la the proposition,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-31
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