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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1915)
30 THE CHE MAW A AMERICAN From Oregon, Washington, and parts of Idaho, rates have been granted for tickets with thirty-day and ninety-day return limits. For thirty-day tickets, the round-trip rates will be as follows: Ashland $18.50 rortland 30.00 Seattle 38.40 Spokane 46.80 Wallace . 50.25 The rates for ninety-day tickets are about 10 per cent higher. From Boise, the only round-trip rates quoted are for ninety-day tickets at $53.00 via Ogden and $54.40 via Portland. From Canadian points the following are typical round-trip ninety- day rates: Calgary $80.00 Winnipeg, via Portland. 80.60 Toronto, via Chicago 83.90 Via the Northwest one way 97.30 HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS A local Committee on Hotel Accommodations, of which Rev Geo. W. Hinman, 21 Brenham Place, San Francisco, is chairman, has been ap pointed, to assist in securing satisfactory rooms for those attending the Congress. Through the Official Exposition Bureau, rooms may be re served in desirable hotels at from $1 to $3 per day, for one person, or $1.50 to $5 per day for two persons, European plan, according to loca tion of rooms, and whether with or without bath. Apartments, accom modating two or more persons, with facilities for cooking, can be ob tained at even lower rates, and rooms may be secured in private homes. San Francisco has a great variety of good restaurants, and cafeterias. Those desiring to economize can live comfortably on from 75c to $1.00 per day for meals, including one meal on the Exposition Grounds. For the reservation of rooms in advance a deposit of 25 per cent of the total amount payable is required. This deposit is applied on the room rent, but will be forfeited if the room is not taken. FOR OTHER INFORMATION Those desiring specific information regarding the Congress and re lated matters, should address the following-named according to the na-' ture of their inquiries: C. E. Kelsey, General Secretary, Northern California Indian Association, 145 S. 12th St., San Jose, Cal. H. B. Pears, Supervisor of U. S. Indian Schools, Washington, D. C.
