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Now Is Time to Build; Savings Are Possible Now is the time to build, remodel, ---- and to modernize, according the lead- The senate ten"yitttt ievrhiyd?,t,t,r ing contractors and material men, It the causes of the dtfieit of 313300300 . . on the Alaska railroad during the " possible that the present opportun- last fiscal year has found them to be, ity aftorded by low material costs will as summarized by the Seward Gate- not recur in several years to come. Fiif ' . . '.. - . Thursday, Nov. 6, 1930 Labor is co-operating effectively in reducing construction costs, not so much by accepting lower wages but by doing more work in a day, Union bricklayer: are said to be laying nearly twice as many bricks a day as formerly, while carpenters and other workers have increased their effieien- cy 30 to 40 per cent. During the summer and early fall there has been much remodeling, in- cluding the replacing of heating plants with"ditrerent systems which etfect large fuel savings. Economyi in operating costs is being sought, as} well as in construction itself. ( By having needed work done now great savings are possible, besides the employment of surplus labor will aid in hastening the return of pros- perity.-Scott Bluff (Neb.) Republic can. J. H. ANDERSON MONUMENT co. 5751 RAVENSWOOD AVE. ADMISSION Saturday Sunday Continuous 2-1110" p. m. 'l‘HRlLLS! THRILLS'. “The Wild Heart 0! Africa” PEARL THEATRE Phone Long Beach 4646 also Comedy . News - Novelty HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. Phone 1036 nlso Comedy . News . Novelty “Their Hour” day . November 8 Shows 7-l|:00 p. m. Finest Display of MEMORIALS in Chic-no November 9 Me, 10e “Too much service. Too low freight rates. Too much duplication of jobs. Too much slacking in departments. Too many high-priced and [tt,tfi..tN promoters. Too many barnaeles inn herited from previous managemcnts." The.railroa,d operates a hotel at Curry at a loss of $30,000 a year. It formerly ran an electric plant which supplied the town of Anchorage and earned an income of $60,000 a year, but was turned over to private hands for nothing just before the change of managers on the railroad. More than ',200,000 of overdue freight bills had accumulated with no chance of collec- ition. Alaska coal is required to pay such rates that much coal from Se- attle is sold in competition with it. Coal land leasing and other conser- vation laws were cited by citizens as (preventing development of trnftie for “the railroad. In fact, the territory is carefully conserved for future gen- erations, while the public money is squandered on a railroad that was ' intended to develop the eountry.-- I The Portland Oregonian. What It Costs U. S. . to Operate Railroad; ' Alaska Line Example Touring during the past summer get new high records, according to‘ the touring bureau of the Chic-got iMotor club, which reported an in- crease of more than 63 per cent in touring inquiries this season as com- pared with that of 1929. The total number of inquiries re- Iceived and answered up to October I Iwas 346,224, as compared with 212.- l232 for the same period last year, the motor club touring bureau said in a statement. That total was taken from the main office and branchek in 62 1eounties in northern parts of Illinois and indiana. The increase in busi- lness in Cook county and the “down- state" areas was exactly proportion- ‘ute, thus indicating that touring in on the increase in the suburban, as ‘well as urban, areas. The bureau also reported a vast increase in the number of "foreign" _ car owners in Chicago during their l vacation periods. These figures clearly reveal that Touring in Summer . Sets New High Mark Chicago, with its miles .of sandy beaches, city parks, adjacent forest preserves, and countless other at- traetions, possesses a wide reputation as an ideal summer resort region, the statement concluded. w V v . " Thin new collection . of alori- uni poo-l hr chIIdun - . new life. role! Ind Inc-Mn. In the chok- HI liter-lure from ulny .ourttrier-meet. in: every nerd, "tinrrinq "on mine“. Represent" In "I'M-M Park by MRS. DE ANGUEIA rel. Grendel! 5156 III! Mink uv. Evullun saw YOU . CAN AFFORD . 0 0 THE BEST A - “in - nullorlh Shepard and Lawrence. Inc. m) N. mcmcm AVE. CHICAGO. ILL. In I vain-n - budget plan THE PRESS 'u1'litliiiitilillJfo?slr!?fllf2 G reenlell’ ttl'21 Amro Evaetstott.Shon Iluom I620 SHERMAN AVE INSTALLED (‘OMI'LI- 395' With BUILDING MATERIALS . BLACK SOIL ROTTED MANURE RAVINIA CAB Highland Park Md 24 HOUR SERVICE PlRoMPX--aAr1lll-Cltaul Good old "Pack Diamonds," which have provided fuel since the dawn of civiliza- tion, have no real substitute. For a cheery warmth at reasonable price King Coal still reigns supreme. FRANK SILJESTROM low HIGHLAND PARK SHOWROOM 386 Central Avenue Phone Your Order To irtheftteitdot tank Plume Ilikhllnd I'll-k AHI JUST CALL A Phone H. P. 65 5M4 is the best, because it mun Hubbard Wands Show Room 900 LINIIEN AVE. WimtetLt 650 is quieter, cleaner and other burners (momlc than It