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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-18
BASEBALL NEXT SUNDAY

Lancaster will play the Platteville
All-Stars at fair grounds park next
Sunday afternoon, commencing 2:30.
Admission 25c-15c. All fans invited.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-18
CLARENCE SOUSLEY 4"
0uCACO REPRESENTATIVE

Trustworthy goods at the lowest prices
for which they can be sold is the gov
erning thought in this store.
Plain White Heavy TextiIe-Yard WIDE for fancy
work. also used for collars and cuffs This is the best
Single Mesh Hair Nets-Sterilized human hair,
cap shape, large size; an exceptionally good value
Boys Handkerchefs- material colored Dor
ders 12hc
Patent Leather BeIts-Black adjustable buckle
July Pictorial Review Patterns are ready They
in class by themselves, and the PHOTOGRAPH
instructions make them the easiest Of any pattern
to follow.
We take subscriptions for the Pictorial Review
Magazine one year $12O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-18

ed and that a copy be spread upon
the records of our Camn and niihlieb-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-18

SII Wuo uAOIIoSI6 anu HOI 10 De re-
lied upon. The trial caused great ex-
ai& rN-~~ ~ -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-18

george Tucker, three brothers, Ar
thur, Willard and Millard; an aged
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-18

q
Well. here we are in Manila with
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-18

H. M. Byllesby, head of the Interstate
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-18
he Lumber News
Published in the Vicinity and
the Eastman Cart wright Lumber Co.
VOLUME JUNE 49, 1924 NUMBER Is
SPEED E SERVICE

JUNE IS, 1924
, 1924-03-14

THE Lenton services in the Lutheran
4 churches will deal with our Savior
and the nany sides of His life during
Ills passion. This week it will be a glimpse
Of the weeping Savior.
The services will be held as follows.
Tuesday at 8 D.. m. in Bethesda at Fred
eriksted,
Wednesday at 7.30 .. m. at Kings Hill.
Thursday at 7.30 2. m. at Christian
sted.
A welcome awaits you.
, 1924-03-14

1882 to the famous Admiral. the First
LORD r odney, for himself and his heirs
rs compensation for his victory over the
French in the West Indies. The present
Peer, who is the right Baron, is 81 years
O.. age and he is at present farming in
Canada.
Melbourne. March 11th-The Premier,
when rendered a banquet here last night
to mark his return from London. said a
federal Iabour ministry in the common
wealth would be disastrous to future
prosperity gin Australia. He added that
no Iabour ministry formed in Australia
would compsra with Ramsay MacDon-
AIDS Ministry in Britain.
, 1924-03-14
PROFESSIONAL!
YOUR OLD FRIEND DR.. J. R.
MAYHEM, EYgsjqht Specialist


MAYHEM, Eyesjgbt Specialist
is here on a short visit this month and
can be consulted at his office No, 4 Hos
pi(al Street, Chrisriansted, from 10 a. m.
to a e. m. daily. Clients are requested to
book their appointment OF consult at once.
Clients at Fr2deriksted may look for
us toward the middle of the month.
A large stock of Frames and Mounts
in Zylonite Shell, aluminium, Gold and
Gold Filled. Screws, Temple Pieces.
Springs and Cards supplied.
Also Lenses in Compound and Plano Cy-
finders, Bitocals and SphericaIs, ground
by US here TO help the most complicated
eye trouble.
Let US demonstrate to you the process
of cutting and grinding Lenses.
, 1924-03-14
LIST or UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR THE
WEEK ENLED M>RCH 8, 1924.

WEEK ENLED MARCH 8, 1924.
Miss Esta AlIin,
Miss Eugene Baker,
Mrs. Julia Barley; Farm Hill,
Miss Engine l~teaunsen,
Mr.. Atfreu5 Roynes; cto FIastick.
Miss Edith Bryan; Gallows Bay,
Mr.. Robert Dalton,
Mr. Ebbinesar Daniel; Free Cur,
Mrs. Christina Ford; Company St,
Miss Catherine Harris,
MIR. Christian B. Henry,
Mrs. Eliza Herbert,
Mr.. Alickzandar Howard,
Mrs. Nome Jackson,
M SIS Hi(da Jordan,
mrs. E ane Joseph; c/O Anesta Galwa-,
MISS irene King; LA PrlnceSse,
MISS Margret Martin,
Mr.. Jchny Mason; King Cross St,
M. Edward Nickel,
Miss Dothia Petersen.
Mrs. Francis Phillips,
MISS Elise Philips; Hill St,
Miss Elisha Pickering,
Mr.. Harratder Richard,
Mrs. Mena Roberts; Hill St,
MISS Helena Robinson,
Mr.. Isaiah Roman; 70 Hill St,
Mr.. Walter Rouse.
Mrs, Martha Samuel,
Mrs. Dagmar Smith.
Miss Charlotte Williams,
Mr.. John Y. Williams.
Post Office, C~hristiansted, Virgin Is
lands, March 10. 1924.
b. r. LARSEN, Postmaster.
Evening star., 1924-08-05
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
CADILLAC
TOURING.
MODEL SO

Seven-passenser. in splendid running condi-
tion; new paint and tires; equipped with most
every extra possible; been used by private
family only. Now Is your chance to get a
real bargain. Price, 81 .2s570: terms can be
arranged Can be seen between and 5
o'clock in front Of the North Capitol Savings
Bank. Please do not phone.
Evening star., 1924-08-05
RENT ROoMs-FURNIsHED.
Continued.

5o7 QUINCY ST. N.W.-Modern front room.
Petworth: convenient cars. busses; SIS. Phone
Col a0So-M
Evening star., 1924-08-05
FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.

DODGE touring, late model; looks and runs
like new; been driven 1900 miles by owner;
many extras; cord tires: SLY: Il months
to pay for it, Peck's Garage, 2l21 18th NV.
Evening star., 1924-08-05
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

MERCER SPORT TOURING.
VIII sacrifice for $47a cash. Owner leaving
city.
Can he seen at 1921 18th St NV 7s
Evening star., 1924-08-05

900 18TH ST.
New freproof building.
Desirable and convenient loca tiou.
/ room, kit. ana bath, $45 and S4s.
rooms, kit. and bath, S75 and SIS.
o4-hour elevator and switchboard service.
Resident manager.
SHANNON T. TTCHS. INC,
713 18th St. Main 2345
(CouffuueA nm Next Pare,S
Evening star., 1924-08-05

lConfinued ON Next Page.2
Evening star., 1924-08-05

DODGE TOURING. 1924 tyne; long chassis
with new style springs; in exceptionally hne
condition. You will find the price right ana
the terms easy. with your car rs part pay
neat. See today. Mr.. Hines, Washington
Flint Co 15l7 Conn ave Potomac 1913.
Evening star., 1924-08-05
PEERLESS
COUPE,
PRACTICALLY NEW

Bken only few hundred miles by careful
driver. Equipped with two bumpers, two new
spare tires. motometer. stoplight, snubbers,
seat covers and electric windshield cleaner.
Cost almost 81. 900 with the extras. Same can
be secured by taking up unpaid loan
amounting to s., $50 terms to suit Can
be seen between and o'clock at the North
Capitol Savings Bank. Please do not phone.
Evening star., 1924-08-05

DODGE TOURING, l9oo-This car has just
been completely overhauled; cylinders rebored,
new pistons and rings splendid condition
throughout. The price is very attractive.
Easy terms arranged Your car as part pay
ment See Mr.. Hines, Washington Flint CO.,
1917 Conn. ave. Potomac 1873
Evening star., 1924-08-05
RENT RoOMs-sUBURBAN.

LYON PARK. VA. Fern and Park Sts.--5 fur
nshed or unfurnished rooms, new house: laun-
dry; no objection 10. baby; $40. Near Presnell
Station. &c
NO / NORTH SPRUCE ST, Clarendon. Va
large furnished rooms, electricity, gas, ba III,
one block from two lines. 1os
s5l5 36th ST, Mt. RAINIER-3 unfurnished
rooms, hk: no children
Evening star., 1924-08-05
WANTED-ROOMS.

IT'S EYE sT.-An excellent place for fam
lilies to dine summer evenings; best In mar.
ket g.
Evening star., 1924-08-05

LIBERAL TERMS.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.
Evening star., 1924-08-05
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD

REFINED YOUNG LADY desires room aad
board September l in private family where
there other roomers: preferably in
Cleveland Park Mt. Pleasant Address
BOX 49-P. star office. So
GENTLEMAN wishes room and board. private
home. very reasonable. Address Box 1852,
Star Office.
~ reaned, N 1ddls aged man, gov't. clerk;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
SUSPEND THREE
IN BOOZE CASE
Queen Anne High Students
viii Be Qulzzed

with three OF the crack players OF
Queen Anne hlgh school basketball
team suspended, ana an investigation
In progress to determine criminal re.
sponslbllliy OF two other youths who
gave them liquor. school authorities
Tuesday were pushing tho probe into
the alleged drinking bou, prior TO
the Garfield,Queen Anne basketball
game last Friday.
supt Thomas r. Cole OF tho eity's
schools and other high officials were
preparing a third degree session for
tho three suspended athletes Tues
day. II Il believed that eonfeaslons
as to the source OF tho liquor viii be
obtained, and additional revelations
OF drinking bouts" among tho boys
chief OF Police Sevoryns detailed
Investigators TO the case Monday.
and announced Tuesday that tho
liquor which caused tho trouble was
bottle Of benedietine. furnished hy
the son OF Queen Anne resident
from his fathers 'layiBhiy stocked
basement" The chief denied that a
hootiegger had furnished the boys
with booze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
GEAR" YOUNG
OUT OF POWER
"Bloody HerrIn' Once More
Under Martial Law

HERRIN, H.. Feb, i2.-s, Glenn
Young ahdlcaled from tho dictator.
ship 81 bloody Herrln" to-day aud
cRit authorities. backed by the
hiyonets Of 1900 soldiers. are again
in power.
ON saturday Young. tho rough
ard ready guntoilng booze raider
declared himself ruler OF herrin. TAX.
ms the place Of the chief OF police
Mai Gen. Foreman. IN command
of che state militia. ended tho dc.
tatorshlp and declared the REGULARLY
constituted civil authorities back IN
power.
Foreman. IN public proolama.
ton. announced the elyl authorities
ot the county would be allowed 20
continue. but that tho troops would
remain 20 assist them.
Young LEFT hts harrieaded and
fortified headquarters in tho city
hall. whero he has been chief OF
polleo judge and Jury, and returned
10 his home IN Marion. as Gen.
Foreman today posted his proeia.
nation saying.
Hereafter wearing or carrying Of
firearms or other weapons by any
but duly authorized officers OF tho
law IS prohibited and troops arc In.
siructcd to eontlscate all firearms
and weapons SO carried and 20 hold
the offenders for appropriate &C.
tionr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Sad BLoW! Count H0og
Cops u. S. HeireSs and
SneerS at Rest of Us

From Count Salm:
II am not interested In tho
United States or tho American
republic. ] don't consider II any
OF their business what we do.
The only thing / can cay Is that
it would give me the most In
tense pleasure 20 kin few
American editors. Sincerely.
"sALM."
TO Count Salm:
III you arc really sincere. the
writer offers himself as The first
editorial martyr and WIN await
downstairs in the lobby at my
time"
The concierge at the hotel
where the galms are housed has
had much experience with honey.
moonera. but he shakes his head
AZ the saims.
They are the strangest honey.
moonerH have ever seen" ne
said. They dance all the time
every aftnrnoon and every
night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Gotta Use Brains and
Cookery to Nab a Man
Genus Bachelorus Willy Animal; Leap Year
Lessons Teach Capture

Homo Baehelorus is 10 get him TO
help you with tho cooking. Put a
little perfume In your hair-not too
mueh--and then burn your finger
on the stove. Faint. and fall In his
arms. When you wake up. yonll be
engaged.
Tho nachelorua specie. while ex.
ceedlngly shy and wary. In not much
on brains. Look az tho marriage rec.
ords. lie II easy 10 trap. and once
IN the fatal not, seldom gets away. II
you've got n hard case on your
hands. and he fails 20 propose after
sinking his ohewers into your fried
chicken. give him a few delicate
hints.
You should say. Gosh. ain't tho
grand little cook7" lilo win readily
agree. thoughtlessly replying. Yes.
could 1.-Two on your cooking" That's
your cue. Yell. Gosh. aud I'd love
10 cook for you."
Rather than hurt your feelings,
he will say. "weil. let's get hiiehed."
Then eail a taxi and drive likcll "a
thelcourt house. An instant's delay
may be fatal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
THUG SHOT IN
STORE ROLDUP
Grocer Uses Gun When Ban
dit Tries to Rob Him

Monaeed by two bandits who On.
tered his grocery store and loyeled a
pistol At his head Monday night Dan
r. Lyppcs fired point blank with hia
own pistol. shooting one OF tho
thugs Paul Russell. 22, thru tho
head
LyppeH wan alone IN the store nj
about 1910 p. m. ana was counting
his cash when Russell and another
man walked IN. Russell drew a
large, oldfashloned revolver. act
cordlng TO LypDca. who is 81 years
old.
stick up your hands. old man
or wen kin YOU" Russell is said
to have commanded.
Lyppea stared at him for a mo
ment. then darted behind a piis Of
cracker boxes, where no found his
own pistol. lie raised the weapon
and fired. Russell staggered and fcl
heavily with bullet In tho head
Tho other man did not hesitate. bui
ran 90 the door and escaped. Lyppei
called tho police and within Few
minutes the injured man was on his
way 10 the city hospital.
Tho bullet struck Russell in thu
face below the eyes and lodged neal
the brain. An operation will prob
ably be performed to remove thu
bullet. n Ruascll'a condition vii
permit. according 20 physicians
Russell told tho police that II wa
his first holdup and that he had NJ
relatives or friends outside OF hi
companion. whose namo ho refuses
90 reveal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SUES CITY
STARTS ON PAGE /

several strangers and tho young lady.
opened a TRADE OF abusive language
against DaYerno and ordered him 20
get out OF HIS car and DO taken 20
the police station. Davorso then pro.
tested that he had not violated the
law. and offered 10 take a slip TO 70.
port the next day, or 20 drive his own
car TO the police station Immediately.
ITO did not wish 20 leave the car
or tho young lady alone. naturally.
"Fullcr then brutally beat him
about the face and choked him with.
out further warning and dragged him
from tho car and 10 Jail. He was
there again beaten up by officer Cor
don Jensen and locked up without be,
Ing given n chance for bail"
wionir also declared that Police
Chief ssyoryna. when told OF the
facts BY several witnesses TO tho AZ.
fair. NJ first promised 20 discharge
Fuller and later declared that Ia.
verso didn't set all that was coming
10 him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12

ing Of said tunnel and the eonstruc.
ton OF the intake. trash racks and
control works win be eomplete7
IA Is thero a considerable de-
i n. precision or jog In the floor
OF the power tunnoll II 70. win Il
affect adversely the efficiency OF the
plant: r. Il intended 20 allow Il TO
remain. and II not. what Is tho ea,l.
mated cost OF filling IL 20 as TO give
a uniform flow TO the tunneig
1E II this COS or depression ex.
Ice lists. TO what cause 10 Il duet
1c What portion OF tho surge
IL. tank has been excavated.
what portion remains to BIO exca.
waited and what Is tho estimated cost
OF completing such excavailon7
1T II Il intended 10 limo tho
i ! . surge iank7 II no, what por.
ton has been lined. what portion
remains 70 DO lined. and what Is the
estimated cost OF completing raid
llning7
10 AZ what dato Is I, expected
1Os that tho surge tank will be
complcted7
10 What Is tho estimated cost
i Os OF tho timber dam; at what
date II IL expected TO start eons,ruc.
ton OF said dam. and at what date
Is Il expected tho same VIII DO corn.
pieied7
On What portion OF tho trans.
6Os mission line has been com.
plctcd. what portion remains TO be
completed. what IL tho estimated cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
ny SAM GRoEF

.OH, girlsi D'ya wanna set mar.
" rieaf
Perhaps you've got tho victim
picked out. but haven't tho nerve 10
propose. This may be Leap Year.
but the marriage license clerk says
there's a decided decrease In matri.
mony so far.
We've gotta do something about
this. It's seriouR.
From our long and varied expert.
enec and by consulting tho matrimony
experts. we're able 20 give you uome
valuable pointers on how 10 acquire
permanent meal ticket. And not
only that. but 90 make him think he
did the proposingl Iow'H thnt7
Tho first thing 20 do II feed the
brute. Invite him out 10 dinner some
evening. Turn tho lights low. and
serve fried chicken. That always
makes EN- happy. Nine times out OF
ten. ho'il decide that fried chicken Is
indispensable 20 his welfare. and In.
vite you 20 become his storm and
strife before tho meal Is over.
Another way 90 trap the elusive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CORT
STARTS ON PAGE 1

1888 until 1914 Cort was a leader
In tho theatrical world OF the Pa
cific coast lilo operated and owned
theaterB in n score OF coast and
Rocky mountain cities, including
Butte. Mont. and Salt Lake. Utah.
Seattle II going 20 DO n wonder
ful city" said Cort. 1T has made
tremendous strides Once / left II
nine years ago. This morning when
the boata were leaving for Van
couver 1 told Mrs. Cort that water.
good old Puget Sound. is an asset
Invaluable"
An intensely human man, well
over six feet and built in healthy
proportions. Cort Still resembles In
physical aspect the successful the
Ririeal manager; keen, humorous
with a deep human understanding
OF mankind.
"soms OF tho worlds greatest
stars. calyo, Leon coyollo. Richard
Mansfield. many OF them once graced
tho old Grand theater--and now It's
garage" Eaid cort with wry
grimaee.
The Star used 20 be ehary OF is
space. but some OF your old report
crs have become great names in the
stage world" he said. Eugene Wal.
ters wrote Tho 18th Chair and q
long list OF successes. and Bernard
vicllaTd wrote Within the Law. and
many others. Both started on The
Star"
Seattle n tho best lighted town In
tho world and has tho best water and
10 due 70 be ono OF the worlds great
est cities. cort predicts for those In
icrcS;ed IN such things. But Of
greater Importance. Il is the finest
homo city in tho world, he main
iains. lie win leave Friday for sar
Francisco 20 Wait daughter. Their
10 New Orleans for tho Alardl Gras
10 Palm Beach and on 10 New York
whero he Is 6till active MS manager
OF the cort and Daily theators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HERO
CTADTC nAf nAnn

u laugh philip TO swim when he
was Just little chap. and never 10
b afraid % anything" said phllp'a
mother. Mrs Dana Hotchkin. aa wo
sat In tho living room overlooking
tho very portion OF tho lake where
her son mado his valiant fight Tor the
life Of hts friend. four years ago.
Philip has saved three boys from
drowning In his short career. When
no vas littlo lad OF 10 no saved
a boy companion who had waded
beyond his depth In tho Rogue river.
Oregon. and again year before the
rescue for which no received the Car.
negic medal no saved another boy
from drowning at the north end OF
Lake Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
German-American
Treaty Is Signed

WAsHIN NOTION. Feb. ia
treaty OF friendship. commerce ana
consular rights with Germany was
made public today by tho senate
foreign relations committee. The
treaty, submitted last December by
President Coolidge follows in form
similar treaties with other nations
and IN 10 run for 10 years.
II provides for most favored ma.
ton" treatment ms between Ger
many and the United States OF the
nationals and vessels Of both coun-
tries.
In time Of war nationals Of
either country residing In the other
are 10 have 90 days 10 leave before
being. subject 10 military draft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
ny WEBB MILLER

Omitted Press STAFF corrsspondsnt)
PARIS. FEB. i2.-count salm
Van Hoogstraeten. better known
as the Austrian nobleman who
captured tho heart OF beautiful
Milllcont Rogers. 100000 heir.
cw and pride or New Yorks
younger social set, has turned
his back coidly on the United
States.
In revealing his new attitude.
tho count also uttered a great
yearnIng 20 turn his side arms
on a few American editors. In
testimony thereto, witness the
following correspondence between
the writer and the count;
To Count salm:
Because you have married an
American girl and possibly viii
got with II an American fortune.
there Is n legitimate news inter
eat In your activities"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Lift Coffin Lid
of Tutankhamen

LUXOR. Feb. 1.-THE huge stone
slab which forms the I'D OF the sar-
cophagus Of tho Emperor Tutank-
hHmen was lifted this afternoon.
Only a small group OF scientists,
headed by Director Howard Carter
and officials OF the Egyptian govern.
ment were present, but It was under
stood the body Of the dead pharoah
was found as had been expected.
A magnificent mummy case. heav-
fly gilded and bearing a portrait OF
the king. was found in the aar-
oophagus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Railroad Man Dies
of Heart Trouble

James II. Vcitch. assistant traffic
manager Of the Chicago. Milwaukee
8 81. Paul railway here. died a, Co
lumbus sanltarinm shortly after mid.
night Tuesday morning following an
attack % heart disease Monday noon
AZ the Rainier club Vciich was
stricken while dining.
Nestch was about 81 years old and
was born In Ohio. He had been sta.
toned in Seattle for 10 years Mrs.
Veltch. two brothers and two sisters
survive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
COOLIDGE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

preservation Of liberty. that the
three great departments Of govern.
mont be kept separate and dis.
tlnct'"
Mr. Coolidge concluded. declaring
no n responsible 90 the people for
his conduct in retention or dismissal
Of public officials and assumes full
responsibility.
II do not propose 10 sacrifice my
Innocent man FOR my own welfare"
the president said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Sinclair en- Route
to United States

SOUTHAMPTON. Eng. Feb. Il.
Harry y. Sinclair. American oil
man. whose lease on the Teapot
Domo naval oil reserve Is being in
yestlgated by the senate in Wash
ington. sailed for New York this
afternoon on the President Harding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
ERIcKsoN ARRANGns pArEs

Former Councilman Oliver Erick.
son viii address three meetings
Tuesday evening. At 6 p. m. he will
speak at tho First Methodist Eplsco.
pal church mems supper. az T:10
p. m. he win speak at the Columbia
Congregational church and al p.
m. he viii address the North End
Voters league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12

OF completing the Sama. and at what
date will 4; DO eompleiedf
Of what portion Of tho power
Il IL house. control valves. ma.
chinery. swltehboards. transformers
and other equipment pertaining 20
the power house has beon completed.
what portion or details remains TO be
completed. and what IL tho estimated
cost OF completing aame7 AZ what
date is II expected this work win be
complcted7
30 What portion Of tho pen.
kL. stocks penstock pipes md
control valves remains TO be com.
pleted; what II tho estimated cost OF
completing same. and AZ what date Is
Il expected they win be completed7
% what portion OF tho north
ZOs sub-station has been com,
plctcd; what portion remains 10 bo
completed: what Is the estimated cost
Of completing same. and at what
date Il It expected II viii be com.
picted7