The Oregon daily journal., March 21, 1907, Page 11, Image 11

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY ETVETNINO, MARCH 21, 1007.
TRIO OF UNIVERSITY OF OREGON DECATER3 IN TRI-STATE CONTEST.'
VERY EASY
r
The Store Noted for Heat Goods at Loweet Prlcee."
From left to right- P. V.' Galloway, leader; Thomas . R, Townsend, and Jesse H. Bond. These con
stitute the "negatire" team of the State University for the Interstate league debate between Washington,
Idaho and Oregon on March 29. Each school has two teams.' One team debates away from home, 'the
other on. Its own ground. The question deals with the fifteenth amendment to the federal constitution, In
volving Tlrtnally the disfranchisement of the negrp.
CANDIDATES ARE
L!fJED VT START
Prospects at St, Johns for Hot
, City Campaign With Three) j
! v Tickets In Field. ',"
SOME INDORSED BY;- .- ,
TWO OF LOCAL FACTIONS
K. C. Conch, Republican, 8. O, Nor.
-' toey People's and O. R. Downs, In-
. dependent,: Are the "Men Who
. Want the Mayor's Big Chair. '
'V;:. ir
. All sparring and Jockeying for peal'
, tlons In. the munlolpal campaign at tit
John are completed. The ticket have
; been arranged practically a - they win
. fee printed. ea the ballot, though a few
minor changes may be made. , Other
, features In the campaign are expected
as it Is the warmest ever experienced
by the young city, reeling -U ruiftilng
-.high. " 1 . -
There are three tickets la the field.
: It ' wtlV be noticed' that . In eome In-
stsnces the uni man bee 'be
; nominated en twe tickets, 'tut that Is
the extent of the similarity. Following
; ' le the personnel of each ticket In the
.order in which they were -nominated.
'. ".- '' ' The Bepnblleea. Tilae up.
On what Is known as the regular Re
publican ' ticket, nominated at a eetnt
eeoret caucus, or rather agreed upon at
a ' private meeting, are K. C Couoh,
mayor; Theendyke. recorder;
Adam Kaemleln, treasurer; B. T. Leg
. gett, W. H. King and Charles Unquiet,
. neuncilmea at large;' Henry C N.
Hunter, councilman - from 1 the. First
ward, and W. ' W. Baser , and l 11
Walker, - council ram from the Second
a. ward.-.. This ticket supports the , poli
cies of the present administration.
T On the People's ticket, elmtlarly aomV-
, nated, are: . S..C Norton, mayor; EL M.
Eeson, recorder; George M. Hall, treas
urer; H. a Hewitt, W. W. Wlndle and
. VT. D. Weeks, councllmea at large; S. I
Doble and Ci 8. Thompson, eounollmen
.from the nret ward; IX C Rogers and
, 3. 8. Downey, eounollmen from the eeo
end ward. Mr. Norton le leader of the
. minority faction in the elty council and
. supports the . high-tax levy on - the
ground tnat tne city a aenta anouia ne
paid while the city le prosperous. He
believes in . a stricter, construction of
the charter. . -., ,; , ; ''',.
Dewae &eads XadspeaOsawk '
';'' On the ticket known aa the Independ
- ente' ticket, nominated at a meeting
called by email handbills strewn on the
. streets, are: O. R. Downs, mayor; B.
" M. Essen, recorder; George , M. Hall,
.treasurer; David Busby, W.'TJ. Weeks
' and ' J. Anderson, councllmea at
large; a l Doble and J. H. Black, eoun
ollmen from the Bret ward; IB. C HurT
' burt and J. & Downey; oouncllmsn from
' the second ward. Mr. Dowaa belleae
that the present government haa been
loose In handling Ita financial aoeeunta,
and makes that bie strong lesue. He
declarea -that the taxpayers have a
right to know what baa become of tbetr
. money. ' ; v' ;', - :;'','
. The People a and Independents are
1 somewhat allied against - the , Repub
licans, but differing In eome Of their
randldatee for o flics. The Independents
" have a more radical leeder In Mr. Downs
than the man who heads the People's
ticket. It. Rlcharde has filed hie candi
dacy for councilman at large and be
lieves that the tax levy Is toe blgh;
that the future generations should aid
in paying for the benefits they receive.
ONLY ONE "BEST"
Portland People Give Credit
.There Credit Is Doe
People- f Portland who suffer with
sick kidneys and bad backe want a kid
ney remedy that can be depended upon.
The beet la Doan a Kidney Pills, a medl
. cine for the kidneys only, made from
pur roots and herbs, and the only one
that te backed by cures In Portland.
Here's Portlana testimony;
H. J. Young of I90H Morrison street
Portland. : Oregon, says: "I have had
no occasion to use any kidney medicine
since 101, and that Is the very reason
why I can recommend Dean'e Kidney
Pills so strongly. This remedy relieved
me st thet time of aa annoying attack
of kidney complaint, which bad clung
te me for cults a while and bad become
egcregeted by a cold that settled In my
beck. The relief waa speedy and last
ing and not the altghtest trace of a re
currence hae appeared during the three
yesre that have elapsed. I . im con
vinced that this Is good proof ef the
vslue of your remedy." . .
For sal by all dealer Price tOeenta
Poster-Mllbum Co., Buffalo,- New York,
eole agents for the United States. ,
' Remember the name DOAN'8 and
take ne other. , '
NEW BOOKS FOR THE
v LIBRARY,:
. BOOKS ABOUT BOOKS. ' ' .
Medlloott Abbreviation Used In
Book Cataloguee, 1101.
PollardBooks in the House, ltOi.
' V ., . PHItOSOPHT. ' v -
- Oompera Creek Thinkers, l0i, v.
Prince Dissociation of a Personality,
lioi. . ..- r -, ,
' RKUOION. - " ' .
Black Listening: to God. lie. .
Oaequet English Monastic Life, Ed.
t, 1I0. .-.. v'-.--- ,':
laoo rmiosopny.'- mi nsiison, s v.
1(0(. . -: ,. - - -a
. Babattsr Apostle Paul, Ed. , 1.'
"' Studlee In the Scriptures, I f 10.
MTTHOIOOT. ; ,
- Bobbins Elements of Mythology, Ed.
tl. lies. i, : .
POUTICAL ECONOMT AND OOT-
- . ; EBNMENT.
Bullock Selected Readings in Public
Finance. I90.
Oow Marine Insurance, Ed. t. ItOM.
Hobhouae Democracy and Reaction,
1105. . i - ... .; .
Holyoake History ef Cooperation, I
10.
' Root and othen Speeches lacidsnt
to the Visit ef Secretary Root to South
America, 1I0L -
Xownsend Our Constitution, 1I0. '
: BOTANT AND OEOLOQT- -
Ballsy BoUnlslng; a Outdo te Field
Collecting. lSt. i " ;. .. '
Brenner a Newsom eyllabus ef a
Course of Lectures on Elementary Oe-
ology. Ed. S. Is Of. -
Hyatt Common Hydrolda, Corals end
Echlnoderma, lt04.
- Marr Introduction to Qeolotfy, 10I.
' '" v: "': UBEFUIi ARTS.
. Ashby How te Analyse Clay, ltOt, .
Austin (The) Flock, ltOi. v
Engineering Index, l91-l.
Use Lead Smelting, 104.
'Low Technical Methods of Ore An
alysis, no. Ed.1, rev. and snL
Lydon Woodwork tor Schools, 101.
Prectsr Principles of Leather Mao
nfaeture. ' ltol. ' ' . ?. .
Sinclair Twentieth Century Locomo
tives, me.- -" -- i.. -
Van Deusen Beginning woodwork at
Home and In School. 1I0T
Wagner 'Manual ef cnemloal Tech
nology, li. . , 1 ".
Woodwork Joints; How te Make and
Where to Uee Them,
'.' 2 . 'FINE ARTS.
Bond Oothle Architecture In Eng-'
land. 10. r--
Ftnberg English ' Water-Color Paint
ers, io. .
Maakell Hints en Building a Church,
HO. it', ' - ' .
' Parkhurst Painter In OIL llll.
Robins Twelve Qreat Aetore, llOd.
, :. LITERATURE. y' - v
Boleeler Tacitua, and ether Reman
Studlee, 10.
Cody Succeee In Letter Writing,
lie. - .,
i DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL.
Bennevllle Sakurambo.
- Drage Russian Affairs, lit. " ' . "
Orenfell Off the Rocks, 110.
Holsteln Monteflore Serf Life In
Russia. 10I.
Joyce Smaller Social History ef An
cient Ireland, ltoS.
Moore (The) Balkan -Trail. 10V
Thwaltee Early Western Travels, v.
. 7, tl-tl. l(04-. - "
Wit Java; Facts and Fancies, ltOt,
BISTORT. '-. .:. ,
Browne St Lawrenee River, 1105.
Ooodspeed History ef the Babylon
Ian and Assyrians. Ed. 1, 110. .
Hill History ef Diplomacy, v. L
105. ' , - f
Salter lowk; KTt-114. , IIOs.
' BIOORAPHT...
Bardalay, C W. Dictionary ef Eng
lish and Welsh Surnames, 1001.
Booth. C (m.) Life ef Catherine
Booth; by F. de L, Booth-Tucker, I v
1II. . . ..' r
Chadwick, John Captain - Chad wl ok;
by J. W. Chadwick. 10.
Herbert. George Oeorge Herbert and
His Times; by A. O. Hyde, 10.
Oeborn, B. S. Bailor of Fortune; Me
moirs ef Captain B. 8. Oeborn; by A. B.
Paine, 1(0. - - .''.
Bewail, namuai amuel Bewail and
the World He Lived In; by Rev, N. H.
Chamberlain, Ed. t, 1191.
Smiles, SamuelAutoblography, 110.
Trent, W. P. Southern Statesmen eg
the Old Regime. 1I7. .. . , . , , ,
, v."'. FICTION. -
Oaelorewski Napoleon's Lovs Story.
King Medal ef Honor. . ' .
Lotl Disenchanted. ' -
Sudermaan (The) Undying Past v
Sutcliffe (A) Benedick In Arcady. -
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. -Copeland
Farm Book for Little Ones.
-Fesandle Through the Earth. -Harding
' eV Harding City ef the
Seven Hills.
Harding eV Harding Stories of Greek
Qeds, Heroee end Men. ? ,'-
Hurll Oreek Sculpture. - i
Hurll Tuscan Sculpture of the- Fif
teenth Century --"v -
Merden Stcrlee- From Life.
White (A) Borrowed SlsTer. '
HAVE HAD NO TRAINS v
FOR OVER FIVE WEEKS
(Rpeelal TMiDetsk te Tfee JeerseL)
ConnelL Wuh., Msrch II. For about
Ave weeks no. tre Ins -have run ever the
O. R. N. et thle point en account ef
washouts, but the eompeny now expects
te ret the reed open 'inside of 10 dsya
A stesm shovel has been put In opera
tion here and the construction work will
be pushed until the road Is in oondition
to run trains over. - . '
Work on the Chicago, , Milwaukee
Ft Paul In this county Is progressing
rapidly and camps are being estsbllehnd
all islong the line with big gangs of
laberere. -
- e ' A
I BY HELEN HWTOORN
Motherhood.
Among the great world forces which
make for righteousness, which ere som
monly thought of - having an upward
tendency on the life ef the race, mother
hood haa always held a blgh place. "
We are accustomed te the thought
that there le In the tact of motherhood
a primal force which oompele the
mother to- desire for her child som
thing better than : that which ahe baa
bad herself. The mother Instinct which
guards an infants unbalanced move
ments, surrounds its childish life, and
grows as the child grows, msetlng each
need with en enswerlng care, le a primi
tive, aa intuitive sense. i
' Among savag people' the compelling
rorce and the only semblance to re
ligious thought le a fear of evil conse
quences if the unseen-powers become
offended. Almost all savage worship Is
a propitiation of the evil spirit form
of worship which survives even fi our
midst' and in our own city among the
Chinese with their offerings of food te
the spirits, of the departed, their gaily
decorated Joee end the tea and burning
punk which, are offered as propitiation
to the unseen ones, who may only by
these means be persuaded te refrain
from annoying the living.
, Tet among these heathen the power
ef motherhood le recognised and the
maternal ancestor le highly revered. The
heathen mother will make any sacrifice
for her child. ' Her eon becomee to her
as a high prince to whom she of f era
tribute, and for her daughter shs
evinces great devotion' and affection.
decking her In gay clothing and . Im
pressing upon her mind such lessons aa
mw uuiy oi Dmience, or xrusuij, -ok
meekness and ef housewifely skill. ,
The aavlng grace ' which lies ' In
motherhood is exemplified ever and over
again in the work of the Ciittenton
home. Unfortunate, girla : who have
through the dullest kind of Ignorance
fallen into shams and degradation are
nreugnt te euoh a home as thle where
for the first time In their lives they
meet with kindness and have their eyee
opened te the truths of life. Here thev
learn motherhood without heving known
girinooa or wifehood, what doee It
mean te themf From such a place they
ge ont te find their place In the work
ing world, but there le now a tie which
anchors them to one ef the fundamental
truths of Ufa ,
The mother la now workla for her
child, not for herself. Thle one treas
ure life holds. The officers end those
whe follow these, girls la their later
life knew that the aavlng power . ef
many a gtrt'a whole future life, the
thing which etende te her aa a symbol
of right living, of all toward which ehe
aspires, ie the child wohm she makes
every effort to surround with eomethlne
better than that which ahe baa known.
This Is why we cell motherhood a
power for righteousness. ., - ,
la the face ef all this we come un
expectedly upon such aa abortion ae
the motherhood shown by Mrs. Hoi
man, the mother ef Evelyn Thew.
It is not sufficient to claim lanoranoa
It was vitally her business te know
what Influence surrounded her dauch-
ter. Nor la It conceivable .that this
daughter made a habit ef" posing in
the studios ef artists, ef going alone to
the theatre and te suppers' afterward,
without her mother's knowing of her
movements.'.
Of eourse ehe knew. ' Monstrous and
Impossible as It eeeme, ehe not only did
not object but encouraged such employ
ments and euoh diversion and worse.
Shocking and hideous aa It all is, ft
contains - pointed warnlns; which
mothers or our own city and ef our
times cannot afford te overlook. ,
To keep her daughtere confidence la
the first and moat precious duty ef ev
ery mother. - More Important than the
chtld'e studies, than her pretty clothes
snd her amusements Is that free heart
te heart confidence between mother aad
daughter, i ...
It la not enough te warn a girl of
possible dangers ehead. Life ie too full
or joy ana nngntness, pleasures are ee
apparently harmless to a young- girl
that eolemn warnings fly from her
thought before the Joy ef the moment.
She feele ee etrre ef herself, she Is so
confident In ber own Innocence and ahe
trusts so confidently In her companions
that the thought of evil and of wrong
doing la as far from her mind as are
the greweome thoughte of death.
She loves brightness and Joy, shs
loves life and its possibilities, ahe re
joices in happiness, and these are and
ahould be her atmosphere. Ie It not
plain that Into thla spirit her mother
alone csn entert No right minded girl
abuts herself willingly away from the
loving confidence ot the mother, lr ene
knows thet ehe will meet only tender
ness and wise counsel without upbraid
ing and fault finding.
I am not eaylng that no barm can
eome to a girl so mothered, but It Is
quits porta In that In such sn under-
urn
TO BUY
AND EAST TO SELL PIANOS ON
v .7. TUB CLUB PLAN "
Everybody Joining the Clubs at
. tilers Ifano House No Time to
Hesitate NowSeveral Clubs Al
ready Filled and the Balance) Well
Up in Numbers The Way They
. Are, Going Now, the Limit Will
- Soon Be Beached. .
We anticipated succeee when we In
augurated eur plane club organisation.
We knew It wae too good a thing for
the people, and we knew they would
quickly recognise it. But that we
should meet with such a phenomenal
rush le a surprise that taxes our sales
people and drays to the limit. A eale
we expected te last for several months
now bids fair to close within the next
two week a There were only four hun
dred and eighty-four planoa Included
in the club plan and one of the clubs
was completed within Ove days after
the opening announcement. - t
."..I-Th! PlBOa.---.v--"- - :
' The planoe included In' the great
Ellere Co-operative Plane Buying Clube
are all good Instruments. No cheaply
constructed or planoe of poor quality
are te be found et our atore. Many
of theee Instruments are famous ths
world ever, such ae the Cblcksrlng,
Klhiball, Haaelton, eto planoa of the,
very hlgheet quality. , . , ,
Tbn Plan of Selling Them Is This I
We give to a number ef buyers
formed Into a club the same price we
would give te wholesale buyers, end the
Instrument le delivered immediately
-upon your making your ohoioe, without
any fuse or ceremony. The oaah pay
menta are extremely email and the In
stallments, which can be made either
weekly or monthly, are very moderate.
Payments aa little as 17.60 down and
weekly Installments of $l.t secure one
of theee beautiful high-grade Instru
ments. Club "A" includes ths well
known brand new upright planoe In
elegant walnut - or mottled mahogany
or pretty - oek easee that eannot or
dinarily be obtained for a penny leas
than $371 and as high as tslft, now go
st 17 14 and even down to 117.
Pay l.t a week or by the month If
you- prefer. The remainder ef the two
carloads of beautiful Lester pianos in
cluded In Club "B" are now on die
play. These high-grade instruments,
which ordinarily retail for $460, go to
Club membere for $151, and the plainer
eaaee for $11 less. The planoe are all
of proven worth, all high-grade makes,
the payments are ridiculously low end
the terms are so easy ae to be herdly
worth mentioning. Come in today and
Inveetlgate -ths system - which ' has
placed really good planoa In a great
many homes during ths last fsw days.
But remember the time te very short
A chance like .this to secure a beauti
ful piano for your home for such little
money will not eome again for many
years, perhaps never, and Just as soon
as the clube are all filled thle great
sale will be closed. A great many
new people Join every day, so If you
wish to take advantage of these tre
mendously reduced prices, very quick
ectlon In necessary. Today Is the time.
Ellere Plato House, "The House ef
Highest Quality.'- $11 Waahlngton et
standing la a mother's strongest hold
upon her daughter and no mothwr may
shirk it, without Incurring the gravest
daagera to ber child. :
- Keep your daughter's confidence, you
mothera It la her safeguard though It
need be no bar to any desirable pleasure.-
Don't let year little girl get away
from yon. She le you re. Qod given,
and yours all your life long, if yon do
not fall to keep your heart attuned to
here and her confidence In you per
fect.,.'., -,....'' ': '
.. ? " ':
! William H. Sherwood,
the rreat American Pianist. In return re-
ottaL Unitarian chapel. Seventh and Yam
hill, Friday evening, March is, aeaietea
by a termer pupil, Mrs. Alios a. Mar
shall, now a Portland teacher, with
studio room tl Telford building. Mr.
Sherwood la a home product, "made In
America,'' but atande the peer of the
world's MTeateet artiste. The public
will show their appreciation ef Amec-
ica'e greatest musician and teacher by
giving htm a erowded house Friday
night. Reserve rear seats st Sherman.
Clay sV Co.'a. i - . . ..,;..
; Insurance Company Fays UpC "
(Spselsl Dispatch te The Jesreal.)
Salem. Or, March II. The Mutual
Life Insurance company of New Tork
haa complied with the provtelons ef ths
law relative to the payment to the state
treasurer of - I per cent of the eom
panys gross premiums, lees the death
loeeee for buelneee done In Oregon the
past year. . The check turned eves by
Special Agent J. H. Lauterman amount
ed to( $6.06.it.
Will Kanage Girls' Company. '
Salem. Or- March 11 Colonel J. a
Cooper of McMlnnvtUe was yesterday
annntnta mium of the OresroB Qlrle?
Drill company and special commissioner
to the Jamestown exposition oy gover
nor Oeorge B. Chamberlain. It will
be the lot ef the irresistible ooionei to
-v. m. tiavv ttt rasv-ehesked Oree-on
girls to the Jemeetown fair, . and te
boost old Oregon.
Misses Tailored Suits $12.59
'. . . - ,
Friday and Saturday only at tbis pries. : New
stripes and checks in box style. Coat lined with
best grads satin and trimmed with buttons and
straps. Skirts in plaited styles. ' Sixes 12 to 20.
Regular $16.50 value." ,'. . . ' , - ;
$18 Silk Rcirxcits ct SI2.CD
Best (fade Rubberized Silk Raincoats, in blue,
garnet, slate and new shade of green. Large
fancy button ea cuffs, pockets and dan front
Full length and the best $18.00 coat. in. town.
Better com early, . . f.;;.-
Best grsde Brush
Skirt Binding, all
colors, ft yard... 3 1
Bone Casing, all col
ors, 9-ysrd pieces, s
plCCe .;.7.3af
Tspe Girdles, blue,
pink and white. 50c
grads, eaeh.,..85g
"Ever Ready" Cov
ered Dress Stays:
special, par dox..of
-Our Great
Friday and Saturday
SPECIALS
Mall Oder Clvsn Prompt aad Careful Att ettfSoa
i
Cub Fins, large and
small, ail colors, per
cube .4...
Racine) Stocking
Feet, all elses, in
black, and white. Tf
Whalebone, 9 and
10-irsch. best qual
ity, pep do.
'; ,'''
Leather Handbags,
regular $2.00 values:
special, each e)l4T
16-Dutton Silk Gloves
Friday and Ssturdsy only st this price. Best
quality Silk Gloyes, with double-tipped fingers
and in black and white snd colors. On sale for
these two great bargain days at thi wonderful
low price,. Glove fitted, , - :
$1.59 lite Vaists Et 9?c
Down of pretty lace and embroidery trimmed
model hers for your choosing, and there's not
one in the lot worth under $1.50. Come in fins
quality 'whit lawn, with thrse-quarter or long
sleeve. . Take advantage - ; '''-,.' . ''
Hock Towels. 7c
Friday : and Saturday only.
Sixes 17x37 inches, pure whits
with hemmed ends. Easily
worth (10c - esch. r A' great
bargsin. : " . .'
Hen's Shirts at 47c
The famous Mount Hood brand,
tiff or golf style, in neat stripes
snd figures, detachable cuffs, and
all arc regular $1.50 values. Take
advantage. '.''. ''. ,';.'
Boys' Shirts 25c
A special lot of Boys' Stiff
and Soft Front Shirt in light
and dark colors, with or
without attached collars, best
50c quality. , Sixes 12, 12& 13.
New Kid Gloves $1.00 a Pair
Our Easter stock,, of Kid Gloves bag arrived.
Best quality French kids, In two-clasp style, and
In all the popular pring shades. On sale" Fri
day and Saturday at f l.OO g pair. , Every pair
. fitted.. and warranted. i- .'-y-'-y
Women's Fancy Hose l2Mc
Friday and Saturday. Women's Fancy Lac
Hoae with colored cross stripes, also fancy am
broidered effects. These are our regujar 20a val
ues and worth even more. All sixes. Limit, two
-pairs to g -customer. " 7 ":.V
lite Aprons 25c
Square or round styles, with
or without bibs, and trimmed
with embroideries and rib
bons. . Standard 35c and 50c
valusa. ; !
llnck Towels at lie
Extra Heavy Hemmed Huck Tow
els, sixe ! 18x36 inches, in purs
white, a splendid 20c quality. Fri
day and Saturday at this special
Hose Supp'trs 25c
Women's Four-Strap Hoae
Supporters, best lisle clastic
and satin pad. All colors
and best 50c quality. Don't
"mlssthls bargain. "
Women's Cant. Gowns $1.29
Friday and Saturday.- Women's Fins" Cambric
Gowns! long or elbow sleeves, and la square or
V-shape neck, : Trimmed . with' lace embroidery
and ribbons, and regular $1.50 nd $1.65 qualities,
See window. . '
25c Sleeveless Vests at 15c
Women's Fin Swiss Ribbed Sleeveless Vests,
fancy lace yoks; also plain rib; very elastic and
standard 25c. qualities. Friday and Saturday
you can supply your' needs at about half pries.
Tke advantage. : ; -
MEN'3 glO VICUNA UNDERVVgARSPECIAL 97c
16-Buttoa
Kid Gloves
Black Colors
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON STREETS.
Ift-Bottosi
Kid aiovws
$3.19-
Black Oolors
omcB of
Spectator
Removed to Room
. . 14, Manory B'Wg :
260 Stark Street
S. L. N. GILMAN
Auctioneer
'OTOV WT, WMAM IVTM.
Regular Salca '
Tuesday. Thurs.;
and Friday
Win Vay the fmimlense ef eealaeaesa.
afala t47S. . .
- . li. . axZJKAJr, AaeSlenee.
nOTEL EATOn
oo a. KOaxxsov uro wxst ias st.
: ' - NEW'
VgaSsssaelr rsrsssaea. sleeesfly sesfeee.
gieis t, Se saleaW wal frcas htmri e(
abasrivc aa4 iMalaeas eutrtet, all Ium.
air, estalde raesie, steaat SMteS. eteetrt.
HSnls, fWDBee is esaa epenaMst, ia
Lare eae, Mlflf, saeoaias. SFtiniia.
ledUe receeOM saiiai
T sun ev salesaieve.
rrtvate i
Rooms Sl.00 to S3X0 Day
A. MMMmXMOM, giisaaissj.
Gome and Take an Auto Ride to
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