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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

I the grey hairs so they will not be so
noticeable, three to ten minutes is long
enough for an application.
James F.-Toilet waters are mild as
tr1ngents, which make them useful
when there is tendency to excessive
Precipitation. Witch hazel will also
have this same action.
! Esther May-If you prefer to cleanse
the skin with brush, choose one kind
for the body and another for the COM
plexion. The brush for the face should
not be as stiff as that used on the
body.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

Mrs. William H. Horton, sixty-one-
year-old woman of Red Oak, Ia, re-
Gently completed the repainting of the
eXteriors of three residence properties
she owns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22

All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes
IN care Of the Beauty Chats" depart
ment VIII be answered in these columns
IN their turn. This requires consider
aole time. however, owing to the great
quicker reply is desired, a stamped and
selt-addressed envelope must be en-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-22
Same as January Prices

One group of finest quality
latest creation Coats. Loose
and blouse back models.
Beautiful fur trimmings and
quality embroidery; values
up to $500
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04
New Highway Being Built in
Eastern Kentucky.

Whitesburg. Ky, Dec. 81
Construction has been resumed
on the Whitesburg to- Hindman
highway, between Whitesburg
and Hindman, the latter town
having no railroads This new
road liz being built largely by
state aid, and is to pass through
the Sandlick, Camp Branch and
Colson sections, after which
the route Of the new highway
enters Knott county. That part
Of the highway is to be built by
Knott county. and arrange
ments are being completed for
starting their construction. The
work will be we'll under way, it
is said, by spring. Knott coun.
~ will ask for state aid, also.
The new road will be twenty
six miles long and will connect
two important sections of East
ern Kentucky. Hindman ia
twelve miles from the nearest
railroad point and is one of the
few island towns.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04
Freight
Reduction
Will Not Come Before Spring
Says Coal Men.

G. ID. Kilgore, secretary of
H. ,,;u; Co,O.,,
'"' Hs'"'" e'o'' oi'''a."'s nS-
ISOLATION, says Grawford's Week
ly, calls attention to the follow
ing statement issued by the Ma
tionals Coal Association cboroc.
tor;z;,o 40 ..,,,o,lo.s,, ro,,o.,s !,
50 ~ 20 :"
various parts Oh inc country 10
the effect that a reduction iii
freight rates OH coal might be
expected within the next few.
a,vs.
,,r, ,.
"''o'''e's II" 'ou.' !,
N ~, 49, 80 , ~; s",,'
Nv. .o" wy P'cs'ue"'
o. CO., n ' ;.'; n'S s =;
81 49, ,"Iu" } Neie ',ou' an
CIV H., 'o 'n: So'.ee."eu Jus''.
o sac u."','e s.a'e'''c.' ''',
sh; e,' ,euuo'.o''s vi I? :,
on,p;ne,'., may W uAi'cI.eu wn'.e
SD''s,ue." .'o'l " ':,e i"'eis ~,
,''',i,,, COMMISSION ';,. IN ms
:. e"n.' '"e 1i's"..'s P.op"oi''-
~, ~ ~ SUI" o"'. 1911 'e
,,TI" 800 IN. sp.n:g
n -, .u,,,.,i'I , My" oe
sa ;i, se"o,'. i ~, !ou"y,
alnna :, =; a. '"o S"'Ppeis
800 $500 - ''.''.'s'oou, us,'''
ti,4 "'u ~. no' u"' 49,
m" .it ,;o r''' .',ele oe ue''',ii me
os.u ;, "'' h VI .eu.'',u's' -
- W.. NJ, iva. w" NV 'n'e
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04
Family Reunion.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Martin
entertained Monday with u
family reunion dinner nj their
home on Russell street. Those
present on this occasion were
Ar. and Mrs. G.. w. Watson
and children, Henry and Mary,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Watson and
son, q c., Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
f. ID. Watson, f. d Jr., Doug.
las and Sara Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. e. Cartright, :. f. .Ir.,
and daughter, Margaret, of Big
Stone Gap, Va, Mrs. S. G.Cart.
right and Mrs Glen Gee
Bristol Herald Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

railroad will he soon extended
TO llyden, the county seat of
Leslie county, aud the only
Town IN the county lINlcn is
near the center ri Leslie coun-
" and Is surrounded bv what
rs believed To be one of the best
coal fields IN Eastern Kentucky
a section that has long attract.
cd the attention of capitalists
Most OF the PROPERTY Inns been
blocked by corporations who
had expected its opening by a
branch of the l.. & n. up the
Middle Fork of the Kentucky
river from a point near Chavios,
In Perry county The an
nouncenent of the road coming
from thc Cumberland vnllcl
caused no little surprise among
coal men and those owning
properties in the county.
The l.. * n. made a survey
last year up the Middle Fork
river, and ii is said planned to
extend up that valley but the
coal business became slack on
the heels OF their survey. Since
the announcement came that
the branch line would come
from the Cumberland river en-
gineers for the /. \ n have
again got busy and are now
SAID To be starting the survey
up the Middle Fork. Large
corporations own most OF the
territory all along the Middle
Fork AMI have several times in
sisted upon the l.. IL n. con
STRUGGLING n twenty-five mile
branch into the territory.
1t is believed now that Les
lie county viii get two branch
roads which will develop the
important coal and timber
fields along lavish lines. Ex-
trome Interests is conferred on the
announcements which will
mean 80 much for Leslie coun-
~, long neglected
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04
Road Change
CONTINUED From First pago)

| u -
to the road going out to Hona-
ker as it would not touch Taze-
we'll county at any point.
Tazewell county is Il fine old
county, but Dickenson-Yirgin-
las youngest county-Virginia's
baby county-accor,ling to the
last census, increased the fastest
in population of any county in
the state. And Dickinson coun-
ty is today paying into the state
treasury of Virginia, in proper
ton to the actual wealth of the
two counties, more money by fif-
~ per cent. than Tazewell coun-
~. In proportion our mountain
lands in Dickinson are assessed
much higher than Tazewell coun.
tvs fine blue grass farms. So
we feel that Dickinson county
has some rights, and we expect
10 be found fighting for these,
even If we have TO fight Taze-
well county.
In the 1920 session of the leg
islaiure, Senator Crockett, of
Tozewell, and Representative
Hyatt, of the same county, made
a fight to make this same change
in this state road, but | had the
pleasure of helping TO defeat the
bill in the House of Delegates,
and while will not have the
honor of hcing a member of the
next General Assembly of Vir-
GINA, my very worthy successor,
Hon. w. w. &. Dotson, is al
ready getting off his coat and
rolling up his sleeves for this
fight and have confidence in
his ability, inasmuch as his fight
is just, 10 defeat any bill having
for its object the cutting off Of
our state road at Fremont.
If you can't helpus don't help
Observation-Disclosures yonr recon-
mcndation and stand blck and
watch the fight.
With kindest personal regards
and best wishes, beg TO remain
Your friend,
ROLAND +. CHASE.
IClintwood, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04
6,448, 343 Farmers Own
Property, Report Shows.

Washington, Dec. IS There
were 6.i4S,3l3 farmers in the
United States in 1920, owning
farm property valued at $77,-
92i, l00,33S, the census bureau
announced today. This is n
considerable increase over the
census figures for 1910, when
the number of farmers was
placed at 1851, 500, while the
property value was $40, 99l 40, :
090.
Labor was the principal ex-
penditure of the farmers in 1920,
the amount paid being 81 $780,
i03, 1852 Feed was another item
that called for a large expendi-
ture by tho farmers, a total of
II ,097 1852 ,lS7 being paid out for
feed, while 1926 ,399, 500 was
paid out for fertilizer.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04
AppalacIlia

john Stradlcy. assistant prin-
ripsl Of the Wise high school
ni Henry Strndley, student at
Gmor. X Henry College at EN-.
>rN, spent { h q Chris!
mas holidays with their pa
cents, Key. aud Mrs. c. l..
itrhdley, ut the parsonage, this
placr
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard a.
'rilchett, who spent sunday
md Monday III Lynchburg vie
ing Mr. Pritchctt's parents,
rcturned home today.
q T. Smith, Jr,, entertained
With delightful reception at
10 Smith rrsidence on Thurs
nay night, December %, in
honor uf his cousin. Eugene
Sentcrs, OF Bristol. Games
and music wero enjoyed
throughout the evening, Re
freshmerts Of hot chocolate
waters and fruits wero served.
Those present were: Miasea
Emma Lou james, Marion fiol-
ley, Maymc Honey Gladys
Mathis, Blanche Adams, Glady S
Debelle. Frances Williams, Ha-
zcl, Quinley. Boys were
Ralph Raider, Ray Dobyns,
HolIie Mathis, Roy Dobyus,
Terry Honeycutt, Robert Hen
bricks, Eugene Senters, Harold
Smith, Pat King. O. 7. Smith,
Jr.
Anna, the elder daughter Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. j y. kaylor, who
has scarlet fever, is slowly i'm
proving.
Robert, young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G q. RAIDER. ia recovering
from an attack Of influenza.
air. aud Mrs. II. a. Dobyns
and family returned Friday
from Roanoke whore they we're
called on account of the il,ness
of Mrs. Dobyn's mother, Mrs.
}. w. Sparks, who is slowly re.
covering.
Mr.. and Mira. Il. a. Dobyns
entertained at dinner on New
Years day, DR.. and Mrs. Il. &.
hrahe and children and Robert
Hendricks.
Mrs. j =. Hendricks had as
her guests Friday, Mre. II. 4.
Daniels and Miss Mary Drake,
of Richlauds, who were enroutc
home from Morristown, Tenn,
where they had spent the holt
days wiki friends
Miss Emma Lou James gave
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04
CADET RED
CROSS BRANCH
Met at the Home of Mrs.
TrigG Garrison Tuesday,
December 9th at
q p. NJ

y quilt was worked on for a
widow in the community. a
large box of old clothing was
mended for the Associated
Charities. Refreshments were
served. Thoee attending were
Mesdames Howard Noe, NJ. A
Dulaney, Tray g. Davis, Crety
Hood, Martha Givins, Mary
Moore, Mollie Hurley, Trig
Garrison, Misses Mary Seaton,
Becky Davis, Jane Morgan and
Mira. |. N. Kelly.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04
New Coal Field
West Virginia Corporation
Announce They Will Ex-
tend Branch in Leslie Coun-
~, Kentucky.

Whitesbnrg, Ky, Dec. rs
Leslie, one of the two counties
i'll Kentucky that has no rail.
roads, is to get ii new road dur
ing the new year, 1922, accord
ing u an announcement Just
made by the Inter Mountain
Coal * Lumber Company, a
large West Virginia corpora
ton who recently closed deals
ON several thousand acres of
coal and timber lands along
Brand aud Greasy Greek in that
county. The new road will DO
twelve 10 fifteen miles long aud
IL To start from point near
Poor Fork on tho Cumberland
Valley division of the Louis
vile & Nashville and pass
through a section of Pine
Mountain, via the Pine Noun
tain Settlement School, and 40
on through the Greasy Creek,
and Bad Greek sections, pene-
trating The coal and timber
boundary recently purchased
for development.
IL is expected that the branch
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

American exports have de.
creased almost to the pre- war
level, Secretary Hoover said at
Washington. Exports during
November were $685., 900. oOO-
less shan oue.half the exports
of November, 1920.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

"No one can be more grateful
over the happy solution of the
Irish situation, outside of Ire.
laud aud Great Britain. than
the United States. President
Harding.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

The war has changed some autos and
sieepers. Formerly il was hard to &c, a
crank up. Now they've changed TO self
starters. a person is justly crank about.
their car, when it's u New Maxwell from
+. y Bakers Garage.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04
SILLYADS
Copyrighted l0sU by II. v. G. Smith

II William let his girl treat hin, to
sodas, when he asked for hand shoud
father foot her Bill, To foot small
bill, deal with Kelly Drug Company.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

Bad men do not wish money buried
with them because they would only have
money TO burn y good man does not
make bad place. when he leaves money
in insurance from a. L. Witt
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

Why not go to church Sun
day! You cannot expect the
church to come to you.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

II the spirit Of Christmas were
3G5-iay affair instead of ~
hour kindness-iag, what IA
brotherly old world this would
bel Exchange.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

There is one place in this city that sells
strictly for cash. and still they charge
and rcchargc- batteries for most of our
autoists Longs E1ide Battery Service
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

a woman is HI old MS she looks. "A
man is not old until he stops looking To
keep man young and looking feed him
on the good things from Daughertys.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

To float alone when in swimming. one
must keep the proper balance Likewise
in the swim OF business, one to float a
loan, must have security. Build up your
security now, save in First National Eank.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

In recalling Ten Nights in Bar
Room. how nice it would be to have an
other dramta) Of boozcr When thinking
of something strong, get hardware at
Smith Hardware Company.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

If Mrs Brown heard her husband had
a chicken for dinner, BY what foul means
was she deceived? Not to be deceived by
any means in value for men. visit tho Gin
cinnati Bargain Store.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

Yes, woman owned mp that she was
dead wrong when she came to life in
her coffin. Don't be dead wrong about
doing the family washing. Let us kill
the dirt right-rhe Royal Laundry
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04
uitb Every New Year
comes its Resolutions

That you make about saving and investing wisely,
9 no doubt best-P Provided carry out
One of payment plans for buying the Preferred
shares Of the kentucky Utilities Company may help you
carry this good resoluton-l has helped hundreds
OF others acquire a safe investment paying good
each returns four times year.
l. MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN: $40 now and
$3.50 per month for o months buys a share Of the
fully paid. non-taxable Preferred stock of this
Company yielding per
2. K. IT, INVESTMENT SAVINGS STAMPS
S. each a way TO Buy
OF them often you like. When your
htlc foider which give you IL stamps
ask 10 have them converted in share Of K. u.
Preferred Stock surrender them in payment of
any merchandise sell or for face value plus
per cont interes in Cash.
Andrew Carnegie said: he best way to ac-
cumuac resolutely savea fixed
oil income, 10 how small the amount
CALL AT YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT OFFICE TODAY
AND START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT.
WHY ACCEPT LESS THAN $50 INTEREST ON YOUR SAVINGS
INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT.
KENTUCKY UTILITIES TILT. COMPANY
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

\ happy and prosperous New
Year to all.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-01-04

SILLYADS
Copyrighted 1920 by II. v. c. Smith
II William let his girl treat hin, la
sodas, when ne asked for hand should
father foot her Bill? To foot small
bill, deal with Kelly Drug Company.
The war has changed some autos and
slcepers. Formerly il was hard to re, a
crank up. Now they've changed 10 self
starters. a person is justly crank about.
their car, when it's n New Maxwell from
+. y Bakers Garage.
4 woman is M old MS she looks. "A
man is not old until he stops looking. 10
keep rian young and looking feed him
ON the good things from Daughertys.
In recalling Ten Nights in Bar
Room. how nice it would be to have an.
other dram(a) Of boozcr When thinking
of something strong, get hardware a,
Smith Hardware Company.
To float alone when in swimming. one
must keep the proper balance Likewise
in the swim OF business, one to float a
loan, must have security. Build up your
security now. save in First National Eank.
There is one place in this city that sells
strictly for cash. and still they charge
and rcchargc- batteries for most of our
autoists Longs Exide Battery Service
Bad men do not wish money buried
with them because they would only have
money to burn y good man does not
make bad place. when he leaves money
i'll insurance from 4. L. Witt.
If Mrs Brown heard her husband had
chicken for dinner, by what foul means
was she deceived? Not to be deceived By
any means in value for men visit tho Gin.
cinnati Bargain Store.
Yes, woman owned up that she was
dead wrong when she came to life i'll
her coffin Don't be dead wrong about
doing the family washing. Let MS kill
the dirt right-rhe Royal Laundry.
II the spirit Of Christmas were
3G5-iay affair instead of ~
hour kindness-iag, what IL
brotherly old world this would
Exchange.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
DOUGLAS PERSONALS
 AND NEWS BRIEELIIs

Tod noo.ar who Inn. been m town on n .Hort ra.u. Ir.n. r..nra- .I tr william Hcuu bay H. Nt-- ..r mou.ue
 n. william sl.I.r Inn. boon on m. ... U. for lH. r. I." 0H u-.rrr w..H acute Indigestion.
 Mr. and Nr William FrwH have ....n apartments n Che ow.u. l.H u .ae Wn...
 Mr. and fr I IL Lonr who al. .t rruu. .u se.tU. win ...r. for ..UIau. .or u. H...rI n reunion .. M- Lun.. family.
 Tho following uaae'a.t. 'eN for ... .u.. on m. Prince. .'N I.mI.. morning. william Don.
 .nr. who win U.It in s0...o. .h.H. E.rm.r who !. going .n To-
 .. in Californian and M NHu W..r.o-t who expects ,o H...m.
 o.... "... H. lu.H.un bose m.I in Io. HU.....
 U.. H.nu.H .0.u.. .mn.0... o. m. ru.H.I Company and .. nr. ... ..H..u..- .. .H. steamship I...0... WI. r.une .uw.. oH l..
 ... uH. H. .... wa. Tn DOT. W..H....
 r.. H.nI .a. quit. n ..o.n.0..
 n.. THl.... Che eH...H. u..u and U.....r I..ou... ". u DOT. rH. I..au... loaded about .. toms U. scrap iron which |. H. ne .. I1 s.u Francisco.
 Dough-. r..I a'..e # sum on ,.. n.r... L... T.w..r . l... Na. .rmmm.t.. U John E.H nm. James CHu.0. uH.. ..eU Jointly purchased n. property .. N.. Kat. H....H0r.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
News Files TeI of Hpnmmg on Douglas Ilmd Twenty Years
 Ago This Week

Tho Neu celebrated iU fourth birthday and renewed Il. assurance .. amIer .Hll IT would ..rs. .Her Interests in .Holu,u. n. in tae pa.t
 Islanders wore deeply Hom.oI VI. I.E ImmulH who .ueI u noI- .on to IuI.. Brown lo r0H'n '. s. 0omm ona Irwin in H.s oI.c.aI capacity al Douglas w IT was mol. onIo.cI To he ... business oI Che n..n'. o. Juneau
 Alter n long dry .n.u n welcome ..u IH.
 Assistant Superintendent k.uao n. h. TrmdWeI operation. accom- panied by hi. WI. .o.t for a two "..EH uH. In sH.I. and Suppl. Macdonald celebrated q birthday
 Mrs. George urHHs and children .... for tIe .I.HI.
 John o.uIn bought n cottage on Second r.e. from Goor.. w. Hu ..r and J. M n.r.o o. Juneau uoueHt Ho uH.n. homo and Ha. nr.HIru. ". m... IH n.U.
 U w. discovered HHl MEe o. onn.. H.H Che I.H0.. ..u.. o. U0lr
 Unr salmon and h. was looked upon u.h suspicion by Che sWaah
 ..m.H
 m. Glory Ho.. received a ship. mon. o. r. hnr. n. "luI Iu.F celebrated uH..r Or Nou'e
 Nr IT. n Rood l..eHo- o. tH. Iu.' .H.H. Wa. forced .u uH- pond m. school for u tow days ou
 account n. n ..I... cold.
 Mar. Tuum and T. n Carpenter wont Tn HoImn H.U Uu hunting trip and i. WH. ...rI gam. Iu .0HI ..eau would b. Nur.. from Chat Um. on.
 \ u.u W.. ..ror n oHuan. hHH in homo. o. MT. and Nr. Jm. N.. r.e. who wen. leaving for Homa N.H.Hn..
 Zimmerman W." .N..u.u. n. .m. and popularity o. hH Henry Clay and |r..I. ..rHr
 Ton. rU.0 an.r.. ID In. IT. a u.r II. T."IH.I uH. W.. .. |. n. n....... ....I for .H. position
 M J. uUHm.- and Ou.mu ...HmH W.-. .... ny Iun..u ..n.. W.II aIr....u. .u oIwol
 m. law"
 TH. L.I0" L...H. HaH preparing for two U. H..HHr HI Che Com
 ...HH.. church .0 00u Dee. 9.
 H". NH ...0.... H. .H attempt Y. 0r.H.. Y. IT..
 N.U.. ... New"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
SELLS e CARLSON CONTRACT
 JOB CONSTRUCTING RAul0AD

A u.roaI lh.rtecn miles long win ho huI from Hylar mp salmon Hror t0 uo umoW Salmon BaHu mn.u. ro.Iou. n contract for lno instruction of Che road having been awarded .o sama G Culaon. accord ne t1 Che Hydr Minor of November s Tho paper nw.
 Tine dm of sIema 6 Carlson
 through G. A Carlson. have nku contract To build a railroad un Che Salmon R.ror valley from Che Hydu mr1o. ,o Che international boundary Une. dntanco of about thirteen miles, and Mr. Carlson is authority tor Ono statement Chat aculi work win start aa .olu aa ia humaniy pol HbIo
 The road win be financed by Cha. F Caldwell and aH0c.a.es. who have organized Che Portland Cana. RaI- ro1I and Terminal Co. wlt1 Mr. Caldwell u president Tho latter said Cha. tboIr plans contemplate Che
 z.on..ol of Che road lo One north ond o. thc salmon basin in Che not far distant future This win bc .u British Columbia
 Mr. Caldwell and Mr. Carlson loit Thursday for Jmau to confer witch Territorial officials. and from ihero win eo to Spokane where SIcma E Carlson have .he.r main olIco Mr. Caldwell after a short alay m spo- Hmo win proceed lo Now York
 While i'm HyIer Che tr0 went over he proposed route and Mr. Carlson ucor'aued Che nature of Che work to ho douc. Ho also secured data as lo ue and other timber of which he found u abundant local upn.r Hc. .wcou IHe waterfront and Nue-mIe lhoro .s only ono slor. piece of rock
 grading to be done. bul beyond NIuo- milo Che work win bo rather holgg
 0u Pho Alaskan ado of he Uuc fnera ure Ht IolHi dozen groups of o'.ms 0u which extensive work s being doHc or win soon commence. an o. which win be served by Che road and by Ono umo Ono a.ooI can ha laid Ihera win be a largo .ounas. ol h.eh-Hade and mci'um-uade orc f1 ho brought .1 Che hmbor Wih aI transportation. or" that have boon u Che paa. too low grade l1 ship. can he handled with O suha.m- HuI margin or uroIt
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
EEP tNaroRT ADDRESSES
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