South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 36, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 February 1922 — Page 26

SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 022

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 26 Rail Engineers Complete Alaskan Railway This MotorRowScändälgi Month After Six Years' Work; Business Booms S- II I . lg ! The brothers Are. btginnlnp to! to CJikapro early In the w??k. They j ! trickle back from the Chicago auto went to th coliseum and asked) ! yhc'. It Is -xp-i :. J that mo: of ! vher the Kord fiMbit was, nut It j A d name 1 them will Iii.vt: returned by WeJ-j .vcn that n ajody ba4 er heard 1 r.rlay nr Thurr.!ay. ' of th! particular make of car and . th' ljv cams back hcm

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' r.c f the dealers t ompart-J t r f j .-nr,- with the recent iir'.r.usitit-i I(lt(I"13 L'S IXK PKINTIG p.p. with Uennany, ayln t hat : IHlHTIlY: Ol'H TOslf AHK while it :as;e.3 w&j a dandy show.! Till CAUSE. ! lie owned a harxlsoine tourln? car, LMck Kuehn took far rar and Mc-j To r!3 In !t vias uavn. Catty over to ?ee the show, we tin- Ho r&n acrosn orne broken gSajf derfftand. Karrar id tili talking; Bill H. P7. nbo'it th ta'l bui'.dinps j ii- tcort some fiienJ out for a Boi Chat wart thtie. ito. to see j jide what the other model.- in thft llJ "Twa. gocd to alive. National line look like. The "arbureter threw a rtt UM ?20.S5 Henrv rjrieer sa.d he undo: stod !

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tr.at thre w.th a show being held j H started on a little tojr. In the coliseum. The flnwt no ft of fun. j He stopped too quick and stripped Cob Kush 5ten Roirn aroand ! hlA firearm th show with a notebook, jotting Hill $30.51. down ideas for the Dodte showroom j

windows. The next ppeclal window dir''a' will show a Dodge jumping around on a Togo stick.

Up took his wjfe downtown tc shop, To ftve carfare -vraa great;

! If lammed into one lamp-post

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Kx-Tap?. Rny Keynoldn Man there:

and Kot so enthutIajtli about the Franklin models tliat lie ,tayd a dfiy longer than he wa. supposed to.

I Pi a nk Thorpe ha yat-i bought a ! i.fw K?-x from Ijav l)i well. The j ar has a tr:ck top and h is windows , that appear to ho able to withstand

(ABOVE) ALONG THE NEXANA unusually hard bvr?. RIVER CANYON, ;W MILKS FROM SEWAItD. WHEIIK TIIK BAIL-! Bihy Hinkl. Biui- Brubakor.

He spent about all that he hfi.d, And then In amruLah crlpJ:

' Til put a mortgage on the houe

And tak just one more r!de.

We should think that anybody who still has tonits would feel a little bit behind the times.

KOAD Itl'NS. (CKXTEIl) LEFT, j Brt Ij.-ni?. in f.ict, piartically eveiy-

COAL MINK DISTRICT WHICi I f I.-uly that works for Itiiey, went intense

IfAS RL'OI'KNKD O I'EIiATIONS.

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HAULED TO TIIK INTHRIOK OP ALASKA. (BELOW) LIEFT. FOL. FREDERICK MKAIIS; THE SFS-

TLNA BRIDGE, LONGEST SINGLE SPAN RRIIX3K WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI. BUILT DUPING TilE!

WINTER MONTHS. MAP SHOWING WHERE THE ALASKAN RAILROAD It UNS.

The other day a fellow told us that no telephone pole ever struck an automobile except in self-de-

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ALASKA R. II. FACTS. Authorized by act of concre.. M.u-.h 11'. 11 11. Dsicno-.l to open and ie-velop A! i-ka a.l make available to the r . i "s Pa :fi' llct and th- pacific rn;i.- s.itcs coal uppüos at rea'oiii'.'a ' Stwa;a. on t i -. . ' . i; h l'.i i rb.i nks. f.'r.cth of railway. .".:: miles. !;. $.'. "o. "On. )(.- ronl Mill bic f.i rminir f ctlon. Ts Mount McKinley X.it: : -al fuuk to tourist travel.

BIG SHIPMENT OF TIRES TO EUROPE

ready starting toward the ocean, and by Hhip.s for the Pacific coast states, where there is a 1)1k demand for coal at reasonable prices. Several choice farming district", isolated by lack of transportation, are now able to dispose of products. A flour mill has ben opened at Fairbanks to supply people who heretofore had to send "thoujunds of miles for thin product. Other plants- to supply local markets are alo spripin' tip. And. iri tho meantime. Gov. Bone is working to have all tne Alaskan

j overmnntal agencies In the national capital co-ordinated and put i under one head. He also wants lib-

jeral mining and land lawsi to s.ld In

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a foi.i! tr;irk.i:' of ru.! - Th i i ;t rd ,n c with most of his cabinet U I colonizing the area opening by the

cot. w;is a p ,o iir.ai i , xim iv i ov .. - ' raiiroaa

Work li:i:ii ! ' v wir.ti-r niont !i- !,.tis ti;.l of penpb from all over bro'i'.it iw.mj h i r i! Supp!''- Ala-ka arid th Fnited States. h.':d to b.- airid by tractor and1 .o:t F. Bon', governor of Alaska,

tr.:i k ihro-ih h'a.. v:.ouy. . l and I. wist. ;oi. r reuericK Clears, iif-au f(,r .-: lands and thn-mh M , , th la-k tn onKin'erm: eommUt!,,;y were f.-w fKil ;h" ,-a....t:i. -iou. and nilder of the road, are in

on v- a iici-K in. i de thir v :i patbw.n. a-' they plough. 1 ta-ir wa ;i Ion -. All of Alaska i' lo,kii-: ward t . ; i .. : .r 1 1 -1 ' ! -i ! ! ' ! t : -r . . v. ! . 1 'n s' :

SEEK TO DISCUSS

LOAN BY AMERICA 4 lritilt. Ahirnud l Jnilcmu I Y;nlr iru!!'in. l'ro-

V;i.-liiT'it'"'!i makioK plan for the !.:; c-nt. i;iilne-s I loo m On.

j ''.) railroad will make vast rh-ini-'es in Alaska' commercial afj fai '.v. The Yukon i iver will still be j.i factor, but time, distance and e f ...vi-'- for Interior transportation w ; b cut considerably. ; The b!c coal fi.-Ms at Manattiska i!:;ic 1'Opened and roal is al-

Work niiTicult. To Col. Mears is given much of the credit for th big construction job. He made coed despite his b a ot FUpTlles. Seattle, being- luileA distant, and the fact thru tho field was too snowbound for track work fh months of each year. When I'res't Wüstm appointed the Al.Tnkan enRlneerir.p eo?nmiss;oti in If 14 to build the railroad, lie named Mears. cn the recommendation ot MaJ. Gen. Goethals, Panama canal builder. Meats had risen from location and construction work to head of the entire Can.il Zor.e railway sv.ctem.

Largest Single Export Shipment Made by Goodyear; Valued at $250,000. Significant of hrtter prospects In the export market is a shipment just made by the Coodyear Tire fc Rubber Co. from Akron of 23 cars of tires to an individual customer In Continental Europe. This is said to be the largest single export shipment of tires ever made to an individual conslg-ne. While no ficures were given out at the factory, it is Faid that the shipment is valued at more than a quarter of a million dollars. The shipment included both solid and pneumatic tires and made up a full train load. While economists are saying that America neods export business to use up surplus productive capacity of factories in this country, this order indicates that export business is

looking up In the tire industry at;

least.

hts lumber camps at Sidnaw and Ontonagron. Tho men now enjoy all the comforts of a real home. In the old days, the men slept In dirty bunka

with f?traw for mattresse. ate food that was frood. bad and sometime worse, were paid low wages and were forced to read by lamplight, providing" they bought their own reading matter. Now it is different. The buildin are equipped with electric lightn, reading rocrm. dlninsr tables and writing desks. Each man has his ywn bexl. not a bunk, equipped wich a mattress, sheets, blankets, comforter and pillows. And last, but not least, there are bathrooms. Now every man takes a bath at Ieait once a week and has a complete charge of clean clothing to put on. In the old days, many ft lumberjack w mi Id go Into the woods in the fall and not take a hath until the camp broke up In the spring.

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Redan. $1440 Coupo. $120 Touring. $880 IUHItcr 5R.,0 TancI Uuvlnoss Car. $9KO STcen Business Car, $HSu O, J. J sctory

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Reduced From $625.00 t Again Henry Ford shows his great interest in the American Farmer by reducing the price of the tractor to a little more than the cost of a good team of horses, which the tractor will eliminate on any farm. This is what the tractor will do for you, Mr. Farmer and we can prove every statement: It will enable to DO YOUR WORK AT THE RIGHT TIME. It will enable you to PLOW DEEPER. It will enable you to DO BETTER CULTIVATION OF SOIL. It will enable you to ELIMINATE HELP. It will enable you to ELIMINATE HORSES. It will enable you to ELIMINATE MOST OF THE HARD WORK. It will enable you to INTEREST YOUR BOY IN FARMING. It will enable you to WORK MORE LAND, because the tractor will do nearly three times the amount of work a team of horses will do. All of the ab ove means more profit to you. In fact,- the FORDSON TRACTOR means making farming profitable TODAY for it cuts costs and enables you to produce more. DON'T DELAY ORDERING YOUR TRACTOR because we will never be able to supply the demand this price will create.

ows and disc harrows have been greatly reduced also.

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