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TITE MORNING OREGONIAN, THUKSDAT, APRIX 16, 1914. 11 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ORECOMAN IEIXfHONES. Manssing editor .Main 7070. A enB ot Editor Main 7070. A 8ou5 t-unday Editor Main .070. A WUS .Advertising Department . . . Main 7070. A 6015 City Circulation Main 7070. A B005 Composing-room . Main 7070, A 8095 Prliiting-room Main 7070. A WJS Superintendent Building . . .Main 7070. A 0VS Amusements. HCIT.TG TREATEK (Eleventh and Morri son) Ptscy O'Neil in the comedy. "FeS o'lly Heart." Tonight at 8:16. BAKER THEATER (Broadway and Morri son Baker Players In "The Oirl and tne Pennant." Tonight at 8:16. MULTNOMAH FIELD (Chapman and Mor rison) AI G. Barnes" circus. This after noon at 2 and tonight at 8. RECREATION" PARK (Twenty-fourth and and Vaughn) .Baseball. Oakland vs. Fort land this afternoon at t. VAUDEVILLE THEATERS. , ORPHEUM (Broadway and Taylor) TUB fumnnn et 2:13 and tonieht at 8:13. PANT AGES (Broadway tnd Alder) This afternoon at 2:13 and tonight at I" Ann u EMPRESS (Broadway and Yamhill) Con tinuous from l:u to 1L MOVING PICTURE THEATERS. PEOPLES Wert Park and Alder. MAJESTIC -Park and Washington. COLUMBIA Sixth, near Washington. GLOBE Seventh and Washington. NEW STAR Park and Washington. Milwaukee Manufacturers to Comb. Eighty members of the Manufac turers' Association of Milwaukee will be in Portland. June 9. on the annual excursion of the association and will be a-uests of the Portland Commercial Club and the Rose Festival Association. A letter received at the Commercial Club yesterday from R. !. Frost, sec retary of the association, announced that thev would reach here at 7:30 A. M. and will remain until 11:30 P. M. The two organisations which are to eratertain them will arrange lor sev afrl special features of. attraction during: their visit In Portland. Kenil.wob.th Club Hears Talks. W. H. Warren. Mayor Albee's private sec retary, represented the Mayor at the rnaetlntr of the Kentlworth Improve ment Association held Tuesday niarht In I Harvey Bridge CofcFERiNcfc Calle f).-A t the Invitation of the commissioners, dis trict Attorney Kvans and E. E. Howard. Portland representative of Waddell & Harrington, interstate bridge engineers, will meet with the Multnomah County Commissioners Saturday morning to discuss right-of-way features of the new interstate bridge. The conference is called as a result, of a communica tion received yesterday from Commis sioner Hart objecting to the terms of the offer of the Portland Railway, Light & Power Company to give the right of way across Hayden Island in return for a perpetual franchise across the central span of the bridge. Six Disorderlies Fined. Bix men and Ave women, arrested for disorderly conduct in the Alma Hotel, Twelfth and Stark streets, yesterday morning, ap peared in the Municipal Court for trial yesterday. Five of the men pleaded guilty and were fined $15 each. Wess Perry, one of the men. was fined 35. The cases against the women will be heard April 22. The men gave the names of James hea, Fredrick Haynes, Louis Shoner, Robert Burns, Bert Goldenheimer and Wess Perry. The women arrested are: Creta Carter. Edith Jones, Clara Erwin, Amanda Wilson and Helen Haynes. Sewer Recommended Accepted. After a thorough examination of the East Sixty-third-street extension of the Stark-street trunk sewer, one of the largest sewers In the city. City Engi neer Dater and City Commissioner Dieck have recommended Its official acceptance by the City Council. The sewer. Is nearly a mile and a half in length and is seven feet In diameter. In Inspecting It city officials walked through the mammoth tunnel nearly all of one day. It is constructed of con crete. Manufacturing Firm Incorporates. Articles of incorporation of the Coopey-Yerex T.Jariuacturlng Company, capitalized at $50,000. were filed for reoord yesterday in County Clerk Coffey's office by Charles Cbopey, TJ. S. Yerex and W. Y. Masters. Men's clothing:, uniforms and paraphernalia will be manufactured by the new com pany, according to the announcements In the papers filed yesterday. Merchants to Elect Officers. Beckwlth, chairman of the "Short Cuts"- if they are safe. That's what you want in making your real estate deal. That's what a deal in T a - "1 . J escrow means. Jt is direct because the relations of all parties concerned are clearly defined in writing. It is expeditious be cause our title plant enables our skillful title experts to quickly determine the title and suggest a remedy for defects. It is safe be cause our deposit with the State of Oregon stands for the protec tion of certificate of title holders, and our resources guarantee the entire operation with strict integ rity and efficiency. The modern wav is the escrow way. Title & Trust Co., Fourth, Near Stark. th nrn hall, and he talKeu oi aa-1 state Industrial ACCiaeni uommission ministration affairs. T. J. Kreuder, -win be the speaker at the luncheon Of candidate for the nomination of County I the Retail Merchants Association Commissioner, gave his ideas of the which will be held tomorrow at the administration of county affairs. Commercial Club. The annual election J.ydla M. O'Bryon, candidate for Cir- of officers also will be held immediate, fi'ilt .TudaTfl In department No. 3. made w after the close of the luncheon, and a. hrief address. At the next meeting it is expected that there will be a large of the club. Commissioner C. A. mgeiow attendance. will be the speaker. I College Club Meets. The Portland VtRB PBEVEKTtox Topic. The weekly I Oregon Agricultural College Club held luncheon of the Oregon Civic League I a regular meeting at the Commercial will be held in the blue-room of the Multnomah Hotel Saturday at 12 O'clock. The sublect for discussion is "Fire Pre vention." Arthur M. Churchill will be chairman. The speakers will be Chief Jlowell, of the Fire Department; A. f. Tin a rrim an. of the Vnderwriters' In- ppectlon Bureau; I B. Smith, of Flelsohner. Mayef & Co. and Harvey O'Brvan. Commissioner Daly, City At torney La Roche and City Building In spector Plummer will take part in the discussion. Ar;NSW FuneRat. Held. The funeral services of Hugh AgneW, who died Club Tuesday night. The club was addressed by President Masters on the state-wide organization or Oregon Agri cultural College clubs and by Dr. James Withycombe. candidate for Governor, on a "Greater Industrial Oregon." "The Oregon Agricultural College Club has come to stay, declared Mr. Masters. George Burks Sent to RockPile. Municipal Judge Stevenson sentenced George Burns, convicted of stealing a number of pocket knives from the Perkins Hotel pharmacy, to 30 days on the rockpile yesterday. Testimony showed that Burns entered the store April 13. was conducted yosterday fromUurlng a sale and Secreted the knives 1h home of his daughter, Mrs. L. M. Myers, and the interment was made in Irflne Fir Cemetery. Rev. B. D. llornschuch, of the First English Evan gelical Church, officiated. He was 80 years of age, and had been a resident of Oregon for 37 years. He was the father of Mrs. L. M. Myers, Andrew A. Myers Perry Agnew, Mrs. E. J. Francis, Joshua a. Myers, Airs, ueorge j.amar, of Portland. Sunday School Work Topic. The Multnomah County Sunday School In statute for district No. S will convene in the Sunnyside Methodist Church, East Thirty-fifth and Yamhill streets, today at 3 P. M. and 7:30 P. M. The object, of this Institute is to promote higher efficiency In all grades of work in the Sunday schools of Multnomah County. Experienced workers and able speakers Will have charge of each meet ing. All the churches in the Sunny side district are urged to co-operate. Rapp to Sub roR $15,600. Notice was served on the County Commissioners yesterday by Attorney Lon LmI Parker that nuit would be brought against the county for $15,600 by Charles Rapp. for injuries which he says he received while engaged as a carpenter in re pairing the Seliwood Ferry slip in Sep tember, 1912. Mr. Kapp win cnarge, Mr. Parker stated, that he was injured through the carelessness of county agents. FiResOat To Gbt New Boiler. The City Council yesterday awarded a con tract to the Ballin Water Tube Boilef Company to furnish and install a new boiler in the old flreboat Geo. H. Wil liams. The contract involves $11,250 and the work is to be finished in 70 days. The flreboat, which is now docked near the berth of the new flreboat David Campbell, is to be remodeled and made into a thoroughly first-class boat. , $1 Damages Allowed. Damages to the amount of $1 were allowed Mrs. Alice C. Porges by a jury in Judge McGinn's court yesterday for injuries resulting from the maintenance of a livery barn at the corner of East Thirty-fifth and East Alder streets. Mrs. Porges owns residence property ncross the street from the stables nnd asked for ?500o dsmages. W.- R. Ptruble 'Will Speak. The Portland Realty Board will be ad dressed at its weekly luncheon meet ing tomorrow by Wallace R. Struble, fsei-i'etai-y of the Lewiston Commercial Club, on a subject related to inland waterways. Mr. Struble was secretary of th 1 ortland Chamber of Commerce nearly 25 years ago. A. B. Slauson, will be chairman of the day. STtiDKNT op Youth to Speak. John Jt. Alexander will give an address in the Y. M. C A. auditorium, corner of Mxth and Taylor streets, tonight at 8 o'clock. He will attend the tate Sun day school convention at Albany, April 27 to 2ft. All interested In the boy . 1 -.1 n.nkl.m h.iT. TsnAM I : . 1 HIIU ,111 UKOil 1UV11QU to hear him. Passover Services Scheduled. Pass over services will bo held at Temple Beth Israel tonight at 8 o'clock and tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Sab rmth services will be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock and Saturday morn ing at 10:30. Rabbi Wise will speak Friday night on "The Mystery of Health." The public is Invited. K. M. Underwood to Speak. A lecture on "Fire Prevention," illustrated by slides, ' will be given at the East id Library Saturday night, by E. M. Cnderwood, of the Creditmen's Associa tion. The lecture is under the auspices of the association and the Oregon Civic League. RECicpmow Planked roR Pastor.- Rev. H. M. Hall, recently called to be pastor of the First Christian Church, and who preached his first sermon here last Sunday, to a large audience, will be given a reception with Mrs. Hall, in tho church parlors tomorrow night. Mrs. Mellissa Gbaxt Dies. Mrs. Mellissa A. Grant, 69. died Tuesday at her home, 6841 Sixty-second avenue. South East Side. She Is survived by her husband, Byron Grant, two daugh ter,,, Mrs. Bert Keith and Mrs. W. A. Bush: five sons. Charles, William, Fred, Frank and Clarence Grant, of Portland. Juvenile Orchestra to Play. The Webber Juvenile Orchestra will give sn entertainment at the Sunnyside Methodist Church tomorrow at 8 P. M. The entertainment is under the auspices of the Aid Society. "The Importance of Btmng Earnest," A play by Oscar Wilde. Thursday, April 10. 8 P. M.. Lincoln High School. Tickets, Sherman. Clay & Co. and at door. 11.60. $1, 75c. Adv. Dbt Blocks, dry slabwood, dry cordwood: Knight and Rock Springs Coal. Albina Fuel Co., East 182. C 1117. Adv. in his pockets. C. C, Stout, the man user, said Burns tried to throw the knives into the street when accused. BwItchmaw Lynch Is Killed. John Lynch, 488 Vi Harrison street, was fatally injured yesterday while switch ing cars on the A ins worth dock, for the O.-W. R. & It. Co. He died while the Ambulance Service Company was removing him to St. Vincent's Hospital. Lynch was thrown from a flat car when it bumped into another car. The front truck crushed his chest. License Renewal Refused. Applica tion for a renewal of the liquor license recently taken away from the Levens Grill was rejected yesterday by the City Council. Tne revocation which took place In December put . the place out of business. Creditors hoped to have it reopened Under a new manage. ment, but the members of the Com mission oould not see It that way. Exposition Commission to Meet. The Panama-Pacific Exposition Com mission Of Oregon will hold a meeting in its office in the Commercial Club building Friday at 1:30 P. M. Educa tional exhibits from Oregon, livestock exhibits and views of Oregon scenery will be the subjects that will be dis cussed at this meeting. Hawthornes Are Divorced. Cir cuit Judge Gatens yesterday granted decree of divorce to Mrs. Ethel Haw thorne from C. L Hawthorne, on the grounds of desertion, the decree per mining her to resume her maiden name of Ethel Thomas. The couple Were married in Portland In September, 1910 The proceedings were not contested Passover Festival- Services Set. Services ffcr the conclusion of the Pass over festival will be held in Ahaval Sholom Synagogue, . Park and Cliy streets, Thursday and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock and Friday and Saturday mornings at 9:30 o'clock. Rabbi Abra hamson will officiate. All are welcome. "Evertda-4 Problems" Daily Talks. "Everyday Ethical Problems" are dis cussed by Professor Ewer, in Reed Extension Course XIV. "Optimism and Pessimism" Is the subject of tho next lecture to be given at the Main Li brary this evening? at 8 P. M. The lecture is open to tho public. Waiter Forfeits $100 Bail. Jack Holburt, a waiter at the Richard's Grill, forfeited 100 bail yesterday when he failed to appear in the Muni cipal Court to answer to a charge of serving liquors in a grill without meal. The case will probably be dropped. PRicbs on all coals reduced. Port land & Suburban Coal Co. Main 368. Adv. DR. Dayton, glasses, Swetland bldg. Adv. Sripbkrd Sprinos. Now Is a good time to go. Adv. difficult time of it, however, as their respective families are engaged in a feud. 'Our Mutual Girl has a jolly time viewing the great New York St. Pat rick's day parade, and a splendid View of the parade is given In this feature. Margaret also goes sight-seeing in the parks and meets many prominent peo pie and buys some dainty Spring hats. The Keystone players appear In an unroariously funny farce entitled "The Chicken Chaser." The mammoth pipe organ which has been Installed in the theater at a cost of 810,000 is completed and will be played for the first time next Sunday. Star. HE new show, which opened at th Star yesterday and runs tho re mainder of the week, is of particular Interest to motion picture fans. This is "The Man Who Disappeared" series, which has been looked forward to as the beet .serial story so far produced The "Black Mask." the first story the series, which is running now, .tells of the beginning of a series of thrilling adventures of John Perriton'g strange career. Having sacrificed honor and fortune for the girl he loves, he be comes a fugitive from law, hunted a thief and murderer. Marc McDermott and Miriam Nesbitt play the lead part Both do SDlendid- work. The Star will present this serial every two weeks, on tne Wednesday change, and it should become very popular. The Cherry Pickers, a two-part drama of love and war, "A Page From Yesterday" and "Quarantined," rattling comedy. With the Edison child actors and actresses featured, complete the bill. II IS IN CITY COMMISSION REJECTS PRE VIOTJSLY ACCEPTED PLAXS. Charles A. Johns Republican Candidate for Governor. ilMUWMiiJJUjiJf I t f ST t 1 Ilia platform means what it says and he stands on his platform. Reduce taxes, cut down -expenses and abolish useless Commissions. (Paid Advertisement.) Good cooks know the im portance of using fresh eggs in pastries. The famous Brown dale Farms Eggs i HAZEL, WOOD Confectionery and Restaurant Washington at Tenth These eggs, fresh daily, arc for sale in our dairy store. are used in ALL our pastries. Mayor and Members Prefer 916,000 Damage Salt Rather Than Attempt Erection W'ltb Sams Available. that the building could be erected for L450,000. unless It was that Only the sneii or me structure was ngurea on and the heating, lighting, plumbing arid other Items were to be installed at an additional cost. Mayor Albee said he believed the architects should have recognized this fact In the beginning. A letter will be drafted by Mr. Brew Bter and City Attorney Laltoche in forming the architects that their plans will have to be redrafted. The original drawings were for a site a block and a half in size. The new ones will be for a Single block. If the Arm Is will ing to redraft Its plans there Is a like lihood that the city will be willing to pay something- for the extra work. If not the Arm will be obliged to sue. The total fee was to be 7 per cent of $430,000. One-fifth of this was to be paid upon completion of the first plans and two-nfths upon completion of the working- plans. New Photo Plays Open Cither the firm of Freedlander & Sey mour, architects, of New york. win draw complete new plans for Portland's proposed public auditorium, and with out additional cost, or will have to bring suit against the city to collect S16.0U0, alleged to be due for the origi nal plans thrown out by the City Com mission yesterday. The size of the pro posed building site was reduced, and It was also found that the building, as planned, would cost about $200,000 more than the amount available. These were the reasons given for rejecting the original plans. At a special meeting of the com mission yesterday in Mayor Albee's offices the proposition was thoroughly- gone Into and the above procedure de oided upon. In the event that the firm refuses to comply with the city s de mand for new plana the city will cancel the whole transaction with the New York architects and hold a new com petition for plans. Every effort will first be made to arrive at a satisfac tory settlement with Freedlander & Seymour, as they were, .selected as the architects In the original competition and are admitted to be entitled to full consideration. It was shown at the meeting yester day that. In the rules governing the plans competition, the architects were to design only a $450,000 building. The rules are a part of the contraot. In stead of designing such a building, it is shown by the figures of the Brayton Engineering Company that the atruc ture planned by Freedlander & Sey mour would cost $745,030 to build, and including architects' fee. would cost about $800,000. an excess of $850,000 over the specified amount. This was held to be a violation of the contest and the contract. On the other hand, the jury of awards took the cost feature Into consideration and decided that the building as de signed could be erected for $450,000. Accordingly, they awarded the prize to Freedlander & Seymour and the action was accepted by the old auditorium commission. Just how far the city can go in setting aside this action la uncer tain. Not until the last six weeks baa the city been in a position to estimate the probable cost of the structure, as the working plans had not been received from the architects. As soon as they were -ecelved Commissioner Brewster referred them to the Brayton Engl- PAINT East 152 Phones B 3312 GLASS YOU ARE INVITED To See 4 ' f, p-s fi fe. I. vi f. H H J 3 - it v AW FULL G EAST SIDE BRANCH 124-126 Grand Ave. (Half Block North of Morrison) You'll like the place, because it is not an ' ordinary . R. F. (Rush) (Free) DOORS AND WINDOWS D. (Delivery) AUTO LUBRICANTS OREGON ELECTRIC SLEEPER In service Train 21, Friday 17th. Heady at North Bank station for oc cupancy B:30 P. M.. daily. From Eu gene. Train 2, Sunday. Travel by night. in comfort. Reservations fifth and Htark, Front and Jefferson station. North Bank statlon.---Adv. GOOD HOME COOKING. Woman'a Exchange lunch. 11 to 2; afternoon tea, 2 to 6:30; dinner, 50c, 6 to 7:30. Adv. Armstrong Jury Is Impaneling. Eiaht iurors had been passed for cause In the Armstrong trial when Circuit Judge Kavanaugh adjourned court last night. A. P. Armstrong. County School Superintendent and ex city 'civil service commissioner, is charged with furnishing secret Infor mation regarding a civil service exam ination to Joe Keller and R. H. Crad- dock, candidates for a police captaincy. Robert Armstrong is on trial with his brother, charged with being an assist ant in the alleeed transaction. Eat more bread Eat less meat and other heavy foods. You will feel better and will keep down your cost of living. -3- V ; VdT Av "Sl l-J ' ''vV BUT BE SL-RE TO ASK YOUIl UKOCER FOIl " Butternut .Bread V. S. Bakery, E. lltfc Flaadera. 5C. J lrf ' -Jt- i 3 r 5C FOOK SANG & CO. 246 Pine Street, Portland, Or. Phona A 3770 rm-vrK. Pllilf J ADR JEWELRY. Gold bracelets, signet rings, bolt bucklss IB any dvslsn. md to ordr. wllH names or good luck Chinese characters ngravad . i MpM rMunnhlt. Orders nrumpt- vecnteA nnd sent urepaia nywuwr u a. trV are skilled Chinese Jewelers. W CHONO. MANAGER Creating Patronage Only through its ability to give a bis ger and broader service to the travel ing: public, baa been the aim of this hotel. Located in the center of things mid way between depots and financial center, this hostelry meets the utmost requirements. "Logically Yours" Hotel Multnomah L. P. Reynolds, Asst. Mgr. Majestic. THE United States Army is featured 1 in an interesting and appropriate noerin Com pany for an estimate, film, "The Fighting Blood," which Commissioner Brewster Hays lie can- opened at the Majestic yesterday. I not see how anyone could have figured The nlav Is one of intrigue, with 7n TP .lot or the storv i- woB I 315253 cS. about two children left orphans by the taj death of their father, a sergeant, and adopted by one of. the other officers, fit Later the boy, in a moment of weak- pi ness. drinks while on duty, Is court- IU martialed and discharged. Later he and sacrifice. "The Resurrection of Caleb Worth'' Is a play dealing with an old man who insisted upon a conservative policy in banking affairs and was overruled by the young directors. After a year o "branching out" the "bank faced a crisis, and the old man not only re deemed the bak, but himself also. This play has a pretty love romance In It. the young president being In love with the old president's daughter. "Tho Treachery of Broncho Billy s Pal" is a play .of surprises and thrilla. Miss Esther' Sundquist, the clever lit tle violinist, and Miss Betty Anderson, who opened a singing engagement yes terday, make an attractive musical duo. Columbia. 1 liar tnce two-part drama adapted from "The Higher Law," carries off the palm on the bill opening yester day at the Columbia. It Is one of those intense Western plays of the Griffith type, which is replete with sensations from beginning to end. There is a well- defined plot and a love tale of deep heart interest. The two loverg have a Small Ones Wanted We have orders for some small mortgages on improved property $1500 $2000 $2500 $3000 $5000 $6000 $10,000, If you wish -to borrow see us first. Commerce Safe Deposit and Mortgage Co. 01 Third Street Chamber of Commerce Bldg. s B 0 0 ALMOST DAILY WE RECEIVE EXPRESSIONS OF PLEASURE and satisfaction from our customer-, on the merits of the excellent quality of our merchandise. "THE STORE OF QUALITY" L. MAYER & CO. Portland's Exclusive Handlers of Everything Good to Eat. 148 Third Street. A 4432, Main 9432. WE OFFER YOU RUSSIAN CAVIAR AS FOLLOWS: V-lb. Tins 45c each 3,4-lb. Tina 85c each ,-lb. Tins $1-55 each WE OFFER YOU FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SAT URDAY , Mayer's "Society Blind Coffee," 2 lbs. for 8o Quart Jars C. & B. Pickled Walnut, jar. 75 Real Roquefoj-t Cheese, per pound 50 Italian Dry Prunes, 30-40 size, lb XO Sap'olio, 3 cakes for JJi? Fresh Smoked Finnan Haddock, per lb 20? Extra Large Smoked Cromarty Bloaters, 3 for... 25 French or Italian Vermouth, per bottle 'A'J'.n - Jefferson Cocktails, all kinds, qts., bottle S1.00 LAURELHURST RESIDENTS, ATTENTION. "We deliver to your door Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays. Open an account with us. "Yours for Quality" YOU WILL BE SURPRISED what a neat sum a few cents deposited weekly in our Christmas Savings Club will bring you 2 weeks before Christmas. Join now. Get your friends to join. .Do not delay; our Club closes May 1st. Merchants National Bank Washington and Fourth Sts. i THE OLDEST RELIABLE DENTAL CO. INC. IN OREGON. MAKING GUARANTEE GOOD. Work flnUhed In one ay w rejulrel. HKAD Ol'R irair-Ks. I.onll Kubbrr Plntre. ear h . . . 9S.OO Thei Brat Kel Rubber Plate. each f7-V 22-k.arat Cold or rorcelaln t rovt a , S.M I.ateat Palaleea Methods feed. Wise Dental Co. Plasn Main 3029. A-2020 Kalllng Bids-. d Wa.hlafftoa plate. With Flexible Suction The verv best and latest In modern dentitry. No more fallinsr plateH. What We Can't Goaraotee W la't Do. RENT Store 18x40 (no basement space). . - . T-i? e in busineB center. r lreproot building, modem conveniences. Good lease for desirable tenant. N 898, Oregonian S. S. Rose City ealla A. M April 17, for SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES Low rates. Including; nerth and meals. (Through tickets to all points). The San Kranel.ro A Portland S. S. Co, Third and Washington. (With O.-W. R. & X.) Tel. Marnhall 4500: A 6121. The Most Popular "Uptown" Hotel Washington Washington St., Cor. 12th. Portland. Or. Chaj. LL Kowley. Mgr. Fireproof. Modern. European Plan. Runnlnsr Water. Bath. Telephone. Clothes Closet, 3 Parlors. Most Beautiful Marble Lobbr Entrance. Daily Rates, fl. 1.B0. 2.50 Bus' Meets Trains and Boats 118. 20. $210. 2f per Month Detached Bath, no Extra Chars 30. 35 Private Bath For Two Rooms And Private Bath, 50 and $S0 Same Rate. One or Two Persons