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oppose It, but rather to do all posslble to aaslst.He than Introduiyd Suparinten-• dent Aiken of Glacier Natloual Park ! who aaiil that the National Part ' service takes the view that the mort 1 roads constructed Into the park. tb« nioro visitors It will have.• The Logan Pass road, he said. It strictly a national park road, ant the funds which have been appronot possibly be •diverted for anj other road. He said that the road i would be built In any eventrbut thal 1 the park service would rather nol 1 have opposition from any source and usked the endorsoraent-of the Kal-Ispoll Chamber of Commerce.Superintendent Aiken looks upon the North Fork country as the natural outing fields for the people of Flathead county, and said the Park service has done all possible to ItA-prove the North Fork road on the park side. He stated that a short time ago the commissioners of this county had agreed to spend $2,000 in the North Fork with the understanding that the government would expend $9,000. This the government did, but on account of lack of funds the county was unable to do the work it had anticipated, butmad on the park side now. He believes that if the rouoty could later assist, that the government could build a road to Bowman lake. Also with the completion of the Inter-Mount^In road he woyld like to see the Bad Rock canyon road refaired, as he does not believe it is now safe for heavy traffic. He also said that in his opinion, with the completion of the Inter-Mountain road, the traffic to Glacier park will be the equal of that to Yellowstone park.\V. H. Gflffin, chairman of the road committee of the chamber, mid that at first the Y. G. B. line had been somewhat jealous of the Logan Pass road, but that as time went oh it had changed its attitude, and was now heartily Jn faror of It. He aaid that a resolution was passed at the White Sulphur Springs meeting heartily endorsing the new route. Alsjn that the state highway commission Is now working on the survey of tho Belton-Glacier road, and it will probably be completed by December. The road. It is est mated, will cost in excess of $400,000.METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH A Churcli With A ProgramSunday school 10:00 a. m.. Mrs. Win. Ford, superintendent. Classes Tor everybody Morning-'Worship 11 a. m„ Sermon subject, The Great Change.” Epworth League 7:30. Subject. Two Things We Know About God.” Evening service 8:00 p. m.. Sermon thome. Christianity, the Worlds' Copunon Mdhace.Wednesday 8:00 p. m.. Salvation Army meeting.Thursday 8 00 p. m., 'Midweek prayer and Bible study.Friday 8:00 p. m. monthly meeting of the Epworth League.In the sermon for next Sunday evening we bollevo that wo have a subject that will provoke thoughtfor its construction crfuldeven so. there is a passably goodKALISIELI. CHAMBER ENDOJ^v ES LOG AX PARS ROADand help to give some new light on religion. It Is often said here in the west, We have no need of the church, we got along for years without It. and can continue to do the same.” What Is the real reason this statement is made* We will answer it next Sunday evening. We welcome everyone to the services of the church.The Inter-Mountain road and the proposed abandonment of the Somers fish hatchery were the principal topics of discussion at the Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Masonic Temple last evening, says the Friday inter l,ake.Tho road question was first taken up. President E. M. Child stating that the Chamber of Commerce directors' after Cull consideration, hud come to the conclusion that It would be a poor policy to oppose the Logan Pass road, even though they might prefer the building of the Belton-Glactcr highway. Poople outside of our own community. ho said. ■ want a road which will onable them to see the park, and further, ss tho appropriation for the Logan Puss road has already been made. It would nol be the part of wisdom toR. W. NBLSON, pastor.come to theDELCO-LIGHTThe Complete Electric Light and Power Plan^Reduced ioMOSBY’SNorthwest’n Electric Supply CoKAUSPELL MONTANA
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Columbia Falls Columbian
Columbia Falls, Montana, US
Thu, Oct 20, 1921
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