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TITE SUNDAY OREGOXIAN. PORTLAJS'D, DECEMBER 12. 1915.
RAIDS BIG PROBLEM!
Zeppelins Work Most Puz
zling Question.'
SCORE ATTACKS SUCCEED
WEALTH AND BEAUTY OF DESCHUTES
RIVER GIVE PROMISE FOR FUTURE
Alio I!rrhry Comments en Wonderful Possibilities. Central Oregon Stream Possesses With Governmental
Estimate of 1.000.000 Horsepower and Raw Material for Manufacturing in Abundance.
A'rfl CenrraWMp Now Bocom- Mor
- oirady and Air tiaf mad
Are Prjwl
Gaard Asalnat I'.aWI.
rant-. rrn.-. r-- f-n ikmi
f tt'.. it qtaeattoa In aero generstartta
il wr has prcnt: m not
ntl-- TS of mC
. il rls by aervplaaea aof dlrigl
lea war a :ct.i .!. but war not ro.
!erl of tftoa ineortAiK by B!ga
r-ff..-iu in ml.itary atirtoa of cither
: or CntUol. (: mot rrar.
ti.- m n fii:. 1 Id foreaeo tha hlihtr
icce.af.it n-.trur in whl.h Zeppelin,
fir m;I. wouM b liilttlH I')
rertsin point, trirouga f'Sa. bor
r !o uI eitr lanat. oaer x. A a mat
1 - r of fact. ltopm.l of mean
of aerial xntit ea. la thm strict f
ana, has coma sine ho war. making
f-rmr impco.i VIti: bow compare-
a.vly slmpl arcomplishmoDta.
Flbllti t4lly iaaer.
ft I a fact t1t Zeppelin command
r. ! itt4:r Inmivni facility.
r Ir.-t'l tfteir rrafi from barer
t cielcl im, il-ro. tho tov.r aooa of
if;ian4. ov.r tba rhanl to tho k:na
i an, rMil. taken lh r hearings. ptrk-e4
p one ritrr. then another, arxl Busily
rrta-e4 at tho rhMii destination. el
aim bv tho lir:gite boon oa from
water or 'IS fruna tlmo tney peaaad
J'oi'.aal until I"t hegea to drop bomb
It i.aa'Iaad. Ilarailr r Un they
tee attacked y tna U(:u antil
t r bomri ftt.
Moro than -' raws ha boa sue
.fuKr earrt4 out against Knclaed
fort t pr.t.nt redaction, p-il a'-Je-raswf'il
defenao ha prowd difficult
that tho rMr har. not yt b pro
rttd from continuing a voaago to
t point of aetat-a. white riot moro
one ba any on of the XrpIios
xv:4 la cp cl frwo.
It we'jtd bo a inaccurate aa unfair
ta Kf.6 thla f:tro of tbo air da-
f-n.e ra creleneas or stupidity.
Thro aro manr fi argument for
id a:n.t every plaa. Tho quoollo
t. too pI fnr anr to amatr
.'!n!ty. I nil onlr iow t!i rranr
.i of It and lt coni-I'taiina bo drawn.
Hit ahii.i.r tho ronciuaiona nnajr bo,
ft mu.t bo admitted tbat oorraaafuf
cannot bo ar-:omclibd br ono
loan. Bi!hr wita aaroplaaaa Bar
tt! anti-aircraft sun aUao.
rr Mlaoa aad t rroad.
rtarial for dfn.o mar bo dirldad
tnto l c! : Tbat wbira baa bad
t .oroocs trial aad that tka haa only
ra . . i or auacxtod. la tba
wa end ai-airr rat t raanoa and
arvh;ibE.. aeaetonarr and moirsbia
rmj aarepUaoa. d;ria!bto and cap-
t balloon la t.ho aao of whlca air
lr t.l.arraPhT. rorkata aad olortrlc
lMa piar aTart. la tho antrtod claao
ro air miaaa. air aaia. tiJamioatina
lia. !( aad bat'oon.
Tso aao of -ar'ht.sbta aodannoa
I -a a biar city Iiko pari or Loedoa b a
robablr a bik aaadtaalaf a ad
aaalata. If aaajTciuIbt atatioaad
fci'hia a cttr play on tbo btara. aay
rotor tho arrival of air Intr'adora tbo
r-o t ha parpoaa of boaroao wblca
"i-t p'o aaaful la waoJrtn air
oraxt of Uka anatny. Aa taaprorod
arcalfxbt omployod la bo I h capital
I provdd wicbj a ahicr.r by tho aao
of ohi.-b tho licht i flaahod on and oft
ad whuria al.o appoar :icM:y to bido
l " of Ilabt wboa t.io acinar la
van. Tho f.l rayo wora alia a aad
l-a Loadoa antil raat!y. bat I asdr-
tand bow tbat tbar aro to bo abaa
!tid. aa wo dona ta I'ari i montat
aaro. oau-o whu a tima arvh:i;h ta baa
a.dora boo tibtd wttbfa h clU
nlla.
If a city arrhribt pirk a
Tappotta. anti-airt-rsft lyna caa afly
d a Rsdiac ab'tl ahict barata w!tb
a poff of omoko. Tbo damaara anr aala.
'frft prolartito will do to tao city
l'alf. oaioao it fairly bita tbo mark,
will at Uaat otoal tbat of tbo modlura
a ad born B a droooad from aarapUaaa.
Tba chaaro of a dirtxibt a boinc
'a'l dowa at oara by ono or two
kit aad tattinc aa a moat daa
' aaploaiao apoa lb city oarciy
aiala.
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SALOO.'.S PREPART TO GO1
lrl C'oanty Mark Inlrmlnl
Iry Latw Ia-rlloo.
4lritZ nAz jr'S soyx
BT ALICE M. ltCB!tCT.
GATITWAT. Or, Doe. IU SpaclL)
Tba Dracbatr r.lvor la tb
t;roataot pow r-produclnc atroam
la Onion. It baa Bn aatlmatod
throocb dral Invrallsatlen, that I
U capabla of davoloptna; l.0.0J boroo
poarar. wblcb rotabllabaa tbo fact tba
It pooaaaaaa moro powar tbaa any etbor
Iwo combined itrrtau of Orocoev
u wo roatUo tbat. of all tbla t
wraith of power, only vry amall
amount I dvlopad and oaod. at thla
II mo w a aro an.aiad and atop to pondor
a momant oa tbo arat pooalbllltlaa of
future dopraat.
Tbo tlmo will com whan manufac.
tarinc. aartrultaral arowtb and I
vratr population wi.l warrant tb
larc.r ao of tho ttaarbutaa and a faint
Ink. line dawne in our rulncl of tba an
told weaitb thla rir. with Ita vaat
mourcaa. win brlna to Central Orr-
(on.
Not only la It a wond'rtut rxwrr-pro.
dtacinc atraam. but tbo acrnary alons
ta banka lc(art drrtption. and II
a bound a with tbo shiny, oluala-o trout.
o dar to orary iportaman. It I mora
tbaa J mila in lonath and offr all
klnda of (canary and ry kind of
waterway one could Imagine. The
tream bacina Its traarls In Cranr
Prairie, where coupla of Icaold
Baoantaln creeks unite. Iboa comes
nia of frolirins. Jo you, sinainc
rapids, aa'h bank bordered with beary
timber. The rler thea wind calmly
quietly en for many miles
tbrousb beautiful meadows.
peyond Hand tho Dearhutss enters
bo canyons whero It la bemmed la by
ataatyio rockTtbbod walls, with the
ttxeptioa of a small open spsra here
ad there, for moro tbaa lj miles. Tbo
larc't opea spar-o la near Laidlaw.
Indmc alone tbo north aide of the
ria.r for a diatanro of H miles lie the
Warm tiprtntts Iteaerralinn. sometimes
Jl neatlaa rloaa to th stream, like a
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"ffri "'".iCau aaaaar -. -
' - - . w i:'',. ' "iaaa ax-
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child to Ita mother, then broadn out
Into fertllo fields and orchards running-
down to the river's brink. Th
Government buildings on this reserva
tion ara supplied by lit Doscbutes with
tbrir own water and alcctrKr licht sys
tems. Th velvet lawns and blooming;
flowers at this place show what water
utilised nchlly can do for these seem-
Inaly desert reclona of Central Orecon.
Uurlna tha last fO mllra of Its Jour
ray to tho rreat Columbia the Oes
chutes plunses throush what Is rlcht
ly called by many tha lirand Canyon
of tho Northwest. Tha rursed. Jasa'd
walla of tha canyon durinc thla 0
miles aro many colored, and buratlna
out of the rocks and hllsldes her and
thrra ara aprins bubblinc down over
tho steep walls, shimmering; and sparkling-
In tha sunllcbU
When the flailing- season opens th
stream I fished by hundreds of sports
men from Portland, bealtl and Spo
kane.
Fishing; Is especially fin from Mau
pin to south Junction and Coleman,
Tb rlvr Is accessible nearly all the
way by fairly aood roads, and camping
grounds ara fine. There are enough
ducks and arouse, fool bens and other
gam to make ramp Ufa interesting to
th averag-e sportsman, beside tb oc
casional cougar and lots of coyotes. A
fish hatchery Is to be started at Bend
In tho near future, and during- the past
two years the Deschutes and nelgrhhor-Ing-
mountain lakea hav been stocked
with trout
Three mills are being- built at Bend
which will utilise soma of the gigantic
water power which now g-oes to waste.
Tim la not far distant when men of
money and brains will take hold of the
Deschutes proposition, and th million
horsepower will mske millions of dol
lars, give work to thousands and Cen
tral Oregon will enter Into an era of!
prosperity that will delight the heart
of all true Oreg-onlans.
I also had aora records I - bad - bean
Buch Interested In.".
Question. "Do you mean, they -were
your own?"
Answer. "No."
Q. "Whose?" e
A. Others, My personal experience
was limited."
Q. "Yes. Do you know whose rec
ords they were?"
A. "Yes, J. had some."
Q. "'Let ma be sure what the J la
for?" '
A. "Jly friend James."
. Professor James was a friend of tha
communicator and Mrs. Tausoh wrote
In reply to - inquiries that Professor
James had grlven tbem records to read
and they had done so.
l' a Library la Mentioned.
The communicator went pn:
"Does she remember how I used tp
fuss about clocks? I wanted them to
be right.
Also: "My books, does sha not know
about my books and library, so many
of them which have been annotated for
use
The sitter. Professor Tausch's sls-ter-ln-law,
raid she knew nothing
about his private and domestic Ufa.
Mrs. Tausch, however, says that her
husband did fuss about the clocks a
great deal, especially a cuckoo clock,
which he always wound up. As to an
notating his books, she says: 'Well,
he waa the greatest man for that. He
always read with a pencil in his hand
The writing goes on: "I want to
speak about a glass and a small bag
In which I carried papers, manuscripts
and the glass was a magnifying, read
ing glass. Ask her Jf she recalls either
of those.
"And I recall trying to do some work
just before I came here. That you prob
ably know already.
Mrs. Tausch writes regarding those
Incidents: "He carried a bar in which
he pat his manuscripts. He did not
use a magnifying glass, but carried
eyeglasses in his bag and always lost
tbem. He had planned an essay on
The Relation Between Science and Re
ligion.' but he died before he could
do anything with It,
There was an effort to give the com
munirators name, and Tausch. was
given phonetically several times. Dr.
liyslop says be tried talking German
with him and got a few disjointed re
plies in German, among them the re
latlonxhlp of the sitter to him. The
psychic does not know any German
except four words.
There was also & reference to some
evergreen trees near his grave, which
had been cut to a conical shape. Mrs.
Tausch knew nothing- about the ever
greens, aa Professor Tausch was buried
in Silesia. However, she had some pho
tographs taken, and these photographs
showed conical-shsped evergreens near
the grave.
larldenta Are Confirmed,
Dr. Hyslop says In concluding his
summary of the report: "What I want
to emphasize is the fact that the inci
dents required confirmation by corre
spondence with Mrs. Tausch, who was
In Germany and the only person who
knew the facts. In order to ascertain
In recard to tha nossibilitv of suess-
ins; or coincidence on tha part of the
medium. Dr. Hyslop has to ssy that
with guessing much the same Inci
dents would be repeated In the hope
of making them fit. but this psychic
observes the personal equation and
does not refer to a man as a philoso
pher unless he Is one.
The Incidents in these communica
tions In New York purporting to come
from Professor Tausch. who lived for
several years in Oregon and who later
died in Germany and whose wife was
In Germany at the time of the sittings,
are numerous enough and accurate
enough to call for some explanation.
The sister-tn-law, doubtless, knew of
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some facts, but she disclaimed any j I
knowledge of Professor Tausch's pri-II
rate and domestic life, while Dr. Hys-l
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family.
Klther the psychic was able to fish
from the memories of persons not pres
ent and as far distant as Germany
th appropriate facts and present them
as she did. or else they came through
her personality from some discarnate
Intelligence which was intent on offer
ing means of identification of the late
Professor Tausch. Either theory is In
teresting aa furnishing proof of re
markable capacities of the human
mind.
Most persons will decline to form any
opinion on the ground that doubt in
dicates Intellectual acutenexs instead of
mental paralysis: and yet if the evolu
tionary process In the religions of the
world be admitted, what is more rea
sonable than to accept the central fact
of sntmlem belief in epirits as well
as In communication with them as the
basis of modern religions? What
the authority of the t-hurch if it is not
he authority of hard-won facts?
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.levaa saloon wi go out of bualnea
a result of th decision, a larar
am bar la Ceatratia aad a aval term
f -w la tho oataade towns of tb county.
adr. Toiodo. M.rtoo aa-1 Napavtn
a salooas whUh ta Be w law wi.l
affect.
naerlff foatr. of Lewis County. Is
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PSYCHIC INVESTIGATORS
STUDY PORTLAND CASE
George A. TliaUher DUcttaart Report of Wife Communication. Through
Sister. With Late Professor Tausch. Once of Willamette University.
THIRD SPAN KPT YET SET
Jll-tli Wind Cmm-rt Dvlay U Work
oft lolrratale Ilrtdxe.
tomntp. Wa.h. P.-. n,spo
tit owing- i a hi! wind th third
3a la lb Columbia I.iver lalaratat
!i-"Ma wa not fioaled Into poaitloa
! All pr.parat.ona war ma Jo and
lie spaa a.i B.at.d. but th wind
tiaio II ua.aa: to attempt la crow tb
fiver.
Itowevor. If t-io we.ther la favorable,
t aa wi:i ba Rolled oaf tomorrow.
M'il " or I oi. k. It I la poW
I r on th barf. Tft;a Is mala --
arv b "! a of th tide d taring- tb
"t u on.afe ta !av th spaa
afina" th cows. o tfty aro par.
.a;.y a::d.
A'nv years aao Professor Tat
waa Instructor In philoooph
th TVltlamotte fnlveralty at
Krlao tkmamlag Cirownd DmtxrvJ.
krL.- Wa.b . fa- .. asocial
r.a.tncl of tba i t, ia di.trw-t
I." wt of KlaK. kaa eeca.altated ra
afKmtal of the wm( works al
t'-ia In waaratila log-gma caasp oa
! a'reab. ant la arranca proporty
ta roan -any baa ta dre.lg abatif ..
yar-t of frona th crk bo I -
.na. cwo dradca wita a rapacity of
11 varia ta at work and anihr will
arriao rwa.
It. V . Raathl Mayor of nislora.
rrMWtlA. tav. II fpa-
UJ. '. . IU u '1 Wa !e..j Mo
or at 14 i tiaa k:4 ta T ii b
Tieedar. t. C t.u.-a wa r-ita4
Iraaaurar arad Tkomaa Crocker, t.mmmi
fstadta. A. VV. ' and CVaedo
t waaay wra ltd to lit CaaKiL
nr r.r.nKcc . thuciich.
'nv years aao Professor Tausch
r In
at Pa-
lem. and later taucbt Unausgea In the
j.t:raon High School lo Portlaad. H
waa a highly oducalad man. but bad
bvr acquired a norfevt ' farllity In
aposkirg th Krg'.lab "languag. and
-onaa-i-iantly labor under a serious
Two years aao professor Tausch re
turned tJ Germany with hi wlf and
mob aftor died there. Probably many
of hi acquai ota rices ta tho Wli;metio
Valley bs not beard of bis Oeparlur
from thla world.
unco th death of Profeosor Tausch
hi wtf baa wrlttn to Dr. James It.
HvaloB of tb Amrlaa Soctoty tor
lltchlcal P.aaearcb. aayleg that sbo bad
I oat her husband and In br ditrs of
mind wlbd lo bo convinced of i
fulur Uf. and hoping that communl
cation from bar baaband weuia con-
vine bar of It If h actually survived
ad could roremuBtrat. 1th tbtai Idea
mind aha asked Dr. Iljslop lo rec
ommend lo br a pychK-.
It. Ilyalop. In dcribln tr orrur-
ranca. aaid ha aad Bvr br4 oi tni
ady la his lit. Bor of her buaband nor
of tb small university on th I'a. ll;c
Coast wbor Protaasor Tau. h was a
tea.-har of philosophy. Dr. Ilyalop re
plied ts Mrs. Tauerfc that b did not
a. sow of any psychic- la liermany. bat
triat fce co;d arrsng sittings when
an retvtraad la America, fbo replied
that ao could rer coma lo America,
but that b bad a atatr In lioaton
afto might tak sitling la br places
' SHllaa Arraaaed M lib rayrbao.
Arrsagmnta war anad for tha
ittings by Dr. Hyeiop who In Ihes
waller Baser give th sitlar any In
forsnalioa about tha paychic. either
una or addreaa. T ia pay c Mo was pat
la a traoca before the sitter was ad
mitted so that tba payrhie bad no
hsewledro of tb iter. It Is under,
atood. of cojree. that la attarraotlnc lo
get rommaaralloaa from doarted
aul t.io qjeetloa of rdaallfl.-atlon of
tha rommuaevalor I for practical pur
poaa th who: proMam.
Trivial lacidaata rna-IH with tbo
aparte-l obo famish t bast vldnca
f Ideality if tay ar una sow a to ta
payclilc. and especially If they ar also
unknown to tho sitters. II tries inn
dents ar sharply defined and ar not
known to tho psychic, aad If In audi
lion, tb psychic does not know the
liter. tier Is at leaat a presumption
rald tbat th communication come
from the Inte'.llaenr who had personal
knowledge uf th Incidents.
With thla preliminary I will give
som of the details of this sitting
which ar published in tb Journal of
t! Society for Psychical research. At
th beginning of trie automatic writing
tb circle wa a made whl h has been
used for the sign Omega by Professor
James In bis communications. I wrote
a somewhat detailed account of the
communication from Professor James
for The Oregonlan of June 14, 112. He
adopted the sign Omega and also used
his Initials "W. J." In his signature to
automatic writings.
kaa !; tare Appear.
Tb Igntflcanc of th sign Omga
In th present communication to a sis
ter of Professor Tausch's wif Ilea In
tti fart that Proftaaor James waa a
personal friend of Professor Tausch
and during; their lives they had dis
cussed th question of survival and
communication. This was unknown to
Dr. Hyslop.-aa well as to th psychic
al tha time of tha sitting. In answer
to a question as to tho meaning of the
a cn Omega th Initials "W. J." wer
given. Then th chief communicator
na and wrot a follows:
I will try to writ for ber. for It
good lo have th rhanca to do so. W
ar four over her In ar loving group
this mornung. Ono woman, three men.
all aaaniloua to toll ber about th life
w rmember and th Uf w 1 1 v now.
t m not entirely nw to this belief
and neither Is and her own experi
ence ought to help al thla time.
"I did not want too much of thla talk
before, but I rannot get enough of It
w. I did not want to die. I don't
know aa anyone di. but anyway 1
wanted to liv and accomplish thing
nd finish my work, but It was too Ua.
could not wathr th gala.
Tr. la writing wa lo a woman, but
th pavrhie did not know whether a
man, or woman was present. Also a
lilt a later th communicator referred
la tna lady who wished to bear from
bios aa -belonging' to aa," aa s- i
preaslon used ty the psyrhlo to denote
husband or wife. Her own experiences
re also referred to and it was late
learned that th communicator's wife
In Germany Is quit a psychic but dis
trusted her own experiences as poeallily
due to imagination or subconscious ac
tion.
I fa Kabalaatlale ObarrvaCoa.
A question was asked of an Inter
mediary aa to the communicator's work
and the answer was "philosophical" ahd
that, he "phllosophlxrd about every
thing." which was true.
This Intermediary, before going, re
ferred to an action of Professer Taus-h
Indicating that one or two teeth dad
been extracted and referring to some
dentistry which Involved that space.
This is an Incident which will fill the
skeptic with oy. A discussion of
laeth and dentistry work romlnx from
the "isles of the blest" Is. to the Chris
tlan believer, a shocking reversion to
savage animism. Its triviality In also
disgusting. However, Mrs. Tausch
writes from Germany:
lie lacked just on tooth, but the
rarity waa not visible. He had. bow-
ever, a tooth filled In Portland. Or.,
about a year ago and was very much
dissatisfied with the dentist and re
fused lo pay the exortltant nrlce he
aaKed.
As a means of proving Identity at a
sitting In New York while his wife was
In Germany It may be Included with
other efforts to satisfy his widow.
At a sitting the next day the cor
municator said: There was a great
deal of pain In my head. I rould not
seem to think clearly, so much confu
sion. You know what I mean."
Mrs. Tausch writ's that her hus
band did suffer a great deal of pain
In the head and that a short time be
fore his death he was delirious and
talked Incoherently at tha last.
At this point the communicator made
a statement which was untrue. He
aid that his children needed him more
as an adviser than as provider.
H went on: "I wish to prov to
them all that I was not a fool to b
Interested In this belief of spirit. It Is
net so esv to prove a It Is to hellev.
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cial.) Aberdeen's new police patrol au-
tomobile. which cost $530, made its I
appearance here today. It is the first
time that a police ostrol a-isnn has
Put a
Kodak
Your Gi
What Will It Be ?
The choice and preferred gift is the one -which
endures, because it suggests the continuity of love
and friendship. Such a gift is a Diamond, a Watch
or piece of Jewelry.
. You will find at this store everything that would
distinguish a first-class jewelry Btore gifts of rare
value for the lavish spender and unlimited choice of
less expensive but charming goods to suit the limited
income.
Diamonds
ARE MY SPECIALTY
The reason we sell more than
other jewelers is not alone due
to the immense collection of
beautiful gems, but to the well
known fact that I sell them for
less and never misrepresent, and
cheerfully refund all your money
if you find any article different
than represented.
Credit Accommodations TrVlthoat
. atra Charge.
Largest Diamond Dealer la
Oregon.
3,t Morrlsoa Street. Be
tween r'asrth and Fifth.
Ol'KN EVE.M.ViiS.
Our special $50
and $100 Dia
m o n d Rings
Have No Equal
vOn Your
Christmas
List
Not too late to have that en
largement made from your fa
vorite negative. Our enlarge
ments are like contact prints.
in in
PRICES LOW
An Old, Reliable Firm
NEW STORE
NEW STOCK .
Portland Photo
Supply Co.
333 Morrison, Near Broadway
N Sa5'
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Seattle's Famoms
Hotel
FinecntraIiocation. Every
modern appointment. Cafe
one of finest on the Coast.
RATES
ft p-f day up with use of bath.
(2 per 4ay "4 up with private bxtlx.
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, fust off Union Squara
Amsrican Plan $1.50 a daj up
Breakfast 50c Lunch 50c Dinner $1.00
Most Famous Meals in the United States
New steel and concrete structure. Center
of theater, cafe and retail districts.
On carlines transferring all over city.
Take Municipal car line direct to door.
Motor Bus meets trains and steamers.
SAN FRANCISCO
GKAKV AND JO KM MIKETS,
HOTEL KENSINGTON
Ftreprool. Owncrtilp Mauaffetnent.
OlXermK iccommoUdiiuu, equipment ana
location not aurpaaaed in ban Fraaciac.
Direct ear ervtca to all entrances to fair.
$1.00 to M.M per day. Take LDiverfsi
at our expense or Municipal streetcar iKlt
ut chf-Dge. (Mcmw-r Oiliclai aWvyu. Jtita
abuxKau. bend for bookie U