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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12. 1908
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RETURN
( j) Valley Regiments Arrive
This Morning From
American Lake En
campment Has Given Sol
diers Hard Drilling.
lirowned nnd hardened by their outing
nt American Lake three sections of the
Oregon troop returned to 1'ortland to
day. The first section reached Port
lnnd a short time before noon and wont
at once to the armory. This taction
coniprlHod the men from the up valley
towns and was sent to the ormoryto
await the time when their train over
the Southern 1'aclflc should be ready
for them this afternoon.
t. section of Portland troops reached
the city this afternoon at 2 o'clock and
another one arrived at 8 o'clock. All
of the men are well and express them
selves as much pleased with their trip
Muny or them Buy that they had a
strenuous time of It and that the sum
mer maneuvers are not exactly an Idl
outing There was much hard work,
hard marching; and drilling thrown In
with the fun of the trip, but neverthe
less the boys are all enthusiastic over
the time spent In ramp and are already
looxinif forward to the time next sum
mer when they will have their next
annuul encampment.
BRAY 0. K'S REPORT OF
HUGE THEATRE MERGER
HIGHERUPS AND
LOWER DOWNS
Honey Says These Debase
Juries and Thns Prey
Upon the Public
(felted Press Leased Wire.)
Pan Francisco, Aug;. 12. Henry Aeh,
representing Abruham Ruef. today
finished his argument before Judge W.
P. Lawler In the hearing of charges
made by Ruef against Detective Wil
liam J. Burns ot the graft prosecution,
accusing him of contempt of court and
tampering with prospective Jurors In
one of the grand trials. The matter
was submitted to tho court and a decis
ion Is expected tomorrow.
Attorney Francis J. Heney, In his con
cluding remark, defending Burnt, sun
ported tho right of the prosecution In
any action to ascertain the character of
men likely to be drawn upon Jury pan
els. He asserted that half the total In
dictments throughout the country failed
of their object on account of the Jury
system, bv which Jurors could be de
based with bribe monev offered by
Wealthy corporations. Heney declared:
"Tho public Is being preyed upon from
above by the public aervice corporations
and from below by the saloon and dive
keepers, of w hom there are so many on
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llir l TBI 111 J " J ,,1. I. W J .... . J -
C. K. Hray, personal representative of
Martin Beck, the reputed organiser of
tho new theatrical trust. Is In Portland
today and confirmed the New York dis
patches which said that Klaw & Br
lungor and Beck Intended corralling all
the theatres In the I'nlted States Into
A 1600,000 trust. Matters connected
with the organization of this merger
have kept Mr. Heck from being In Port
land for the opening of his new thea
tre here,
"There are so many theatres In the
country," said Mr. Hray, "that It Is hard
for any or them to make a living At
present any tlmo a bunch of men decide
they want a theatre In a city they sub
scribe the money, get It two-thirds built,
and then begin to look around to put
some attractions In It. Then tho,- find
that Klaw & Krlanger have all the high
priced attractions, that the Orpheum
leoplo aro In with their vaudeville and
hat they are left out In the cold, with
their big house on their hands. If this
house only hurt them we wouldn't In
terfere but we find It forms a constant
menace to our houses, so wo propose to
keep out as many of these people as we
can.
Plana All Laid.
"The meeting was scheduled to take
Mace In the offices of Klaw & Krlanger
In tho New Amsterdam building. New
York, August 4, and I think the work
done up to the present has been more In
the line of preparing for the merger
than In actually accomplishing it. t-very
theatrical Interest of Importance In th
country la concerned In the merger, In
cluding Klaw & Erlanger, who also
represented Charles Frohman, B. F.
Keith of Boston, F. F. Proctor. R E.
Poll, Torcy O. Williams. ('. K. Kohl of
Chicago. Martin Beck of the Orpheum.
also representing Morris Meyerfleld of
Han Francisco, Lee Shubert, (ieorge B.
Cox of Clnclnnattl, Samuel Nixon, Al
Hayman, .John H. Uavlln of .Stair &
Havlin, F. E. Albee. Samuel Bcrlbner,
J. J. Blurdock. M. C Anderson, I,. Web
ber, II. Kefir and II 11. Zlegler
I Up merger la generally acceded to
nave originate! with A. L.. Krlanger
and Martin Meek. The committee on
permanent organisation Included Maro
('. Klaw. F I-;. Allien. Iee Hhubert,
Percy U Williams. Bamuel Scrlbner,
Martin Meek, J. 11. lluvlln, J. J. Mur
dock M. C. Anderson and II. Fuhr.
Will Better Conditions.
"As I understand It the object of the
proposed merger Is to havn a general
betterment of thentrlcul conditions and
harmonious condition and harmonious
cooperation between the various theat
rical Interests. It's the first time that
both the sociillnd 'legitimate.' and vau
deville Intercuts have got together In
this way, and It's what might be called
an offensive and defensive alliance. Wo
want to kill off a led of unnecessary
features to the business.
In no other Hue Is It ns easy for
some one to get started ns In the the
atrical. It seems a It1 everybody with
a few thousand dollars wants to start
a theatrical enterprise. You might say
this doesn't hurt u, but it does. Every
thing that goes our wav helps us, ii.
matter how small It Is. and everything
that pulls In the opposite Ulrectlo'i
hurts us And we want everything to
move our way. of course 1 1 n t ns vet
the merger. I understand, Is merely In
the formative stage Mr. Meek la so
hard at work on it Unit he was unald.i
to come up to the northwest to be.
present at the opening of the four new
Orpheum houses at Portland. Heattlc,
Butte and Hpokane."
Oversees Orpheum Opening.
Mr. Hray Is in Portland seeing that
everything Is ready for the opening of
the new Orpli'tiin thrutrc here lie is
one of the biggest men In the theatrhMl
world Is big physically as well as
mentally and much of tho direction of
the Orpheum circuit falls to his lot.
Ho arid Mrs Hray are at the Portland
hotel and leave tonight for the north.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
SEASIDE, OREGON
U1CDEB 1TIW MAITAOBMXirT.
American and European Plan.
Centrally and Conveniently located.
Near Iiepot. Convenient to Beach.
Hot and Cold Water In Rooms.
EXCELLENT TABLE.
LOW RATES.
B. E. WOOD WOBTH, proprietor.
GREAT GROWTH
OF THE EAGLES
President Beports 33,834
New Ones Fast Year
State Aeries.
BIG SUIT AGAINST
UNION PACIFIC LOST
(I'nlted Prens Leased Wire.)
St. Louis, Mo!. Aug. 12. J. Tlerpont
Morgan. K. II Ilnrriman, George Gould
and otlo r Wall street magnates are the
Indirect victors In a decision handed
down today by the United States court
of appeals denying the claims of tho
Imrkee estate against the I'nlon Pacific
railroad. The suit, which involved mil
lions of dollars, had been pending five
e'l I S.
John A Kuykendall, as administrator
or the estate or Charles Ourkee, who
died in 1HT0, sued I lie Union Pacific
railroad, claiming that Durkee owned
$'::. (ilia. hoc worth of Union Pacific first
mortgage bonds obtained by lending
money for the construction or the rail
road. Kuykendall claimed that through the
manipulation of other stockholders the
estatu was defrauded out of Its rights.
The suit was originally brought In
Salt Lake, where Kuvkendall lost. To
day's decision upholds the first decision.
(United Ptm Lesied Wire.)
Seattle. Aug. 12. Although tho nom
ination of officers for next year Is on
the program at the convention of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles today It Is
very Improbable that this order of busi
ness will he reached until late thl3
afternoon, If at all.
This morning. In order to hasten the
work, the convention was called to or
der at K:30 Instead of 10 o'clock. The
reports of the grand secretary and
treasurer were read and adopted.
Grand Worthy President Bell made
his report, which consisted of about
5.000 words. He referred to the great
work or tho order, mentioning especially
the' aid given during the Monongah mine
explosion and the great fire which
swept the city of Chelsea. He showed
that tha order has enlisted SS.K.H new
members during tho past year. Mr.
Bell's report was adopted.
Tha grand trustees and finance com
mittee presented reports. These were
discussed and will be approved possibly
ths afternoon.
Various committees aro to make re
ports and Instead of adjourning for the
Afternoon and attending the races at
The Meadows, the convention will bo In
session this afternoon.
The committee on organization of
state aeries asked fjf further time and
this matter was debited at length on
the floor of the convention. Practically
the orly work so far today was '.he
adoption of reports.
Grand Worthy President Bell an
nounced that nominating speeches will
be limited to five minutes and seconding
speeenes to three minutes.
Saratoga, Omaha, St. Louis, St. Paul
and Atlantic City delegates are busy
securing pledges for the convention next
year but so far little advantage is perceptible.
PET CUT CAUSES
KMOFWIU
Strange Case in New York
Which Ended Fatally for
Mrs. Trumbull.
Colonial Hotel
RATES 93 FEB, DAT AHD TJFWAHD
L1NDSLEY A SON. Proprietors
New Building New furniture
BIGHT AT THE BOUNDING SEA
Electric Light In Kvery Room
Free Run to and From All Trains
Good Fishing, Boating and Bathing
SEASIDE, OREGON
SEE THE OCEAN
HOTEL MOORE
OPEN AMj THE YKArt.
CXAT80P BEACH SEASIDE, OB.
THE CLIFF HOUSE OF ORKCON.
Directly on the beach, overlooking
the ocean. Hot suit hAtrn and surf
bathing; recreation pier for fishing sun
parlors; eleotrlr lights; fireplace j
furnace heat. Sea foods a sneeuitv
Fine walks and drives. Kates, and
J3.00 per day.
For particulars apply to the Pnnmoore
SAB J. KOOBE, Prop.
ON YOUR WAY TO
THE BEACH
THE OCCIDENT HOTEL
Astoria, Ore.
The Shelburne House
SEAVIEW, WASH.
Is now open for the Summer. This Is
one of the most pleasant places on uia
beach, with large, shady yard.
THF. BEST TABLE SERVICE
And pleasant rooms. For rates write to
THE SHEIiBUBNE HOUSE,
Seavlew, Wash.
New York, Aug. 12. An agonizing I
death from rabies caused by the bite I
of a pet cat came to light In this city
recently In Hempstead. L. I., when Cor- ;
oner George T. Tatum of Nassau coun- '
ty, recorded a permit for the cremation i
of the body of Mrs. Jane Trumbull.
Mrs Trumbull lived In the vllluge of!
Baldw in, and about a month ago. while '
alone and fondling a cat which she had I
owned for years, the animal leaped at '
her throat, missed it. unci for a part ot
Pacific View Hotel
BECANICT7M STATION, SEASIDE, OB.
Open Winter and Summer.
Under New Management.
Most conveniently located hotel on the
bench for surf bathers. Neatly fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
Use of range for cooking utensils free.
I. P. HArBESCHOU, Prop.
LONG BEACH, WASHINGTON.
A fnvnrltn hnfcl o.-itt T nnor Hoai)i vIq.
a peeoml chjnjf to tne woman r with itu itors; large, comfortable rooms, over-
" , lootklniz th ocean: unfinrniKd view
THE WHITEflOUSE North Beach Inn
rpa
One block south of station.
MBS. Q. I. WHITEHOTJSE. Prop.
THE BRITT
LONG BEACH, WASHINGTON.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
The Best Meals on the Bench, as Usual.
PRIVATE ROOM and BOARD
HOME COOKING.
MRS. SARAH CHAMBERLIN
LONG BEACH, WASH.
The
Hackney Cottage
SEAVIEW, WASHINGTON
vow ore rqp m seasob.
Delightfully located on most beauti
ful and pleasant spot on the beach. Un
surpassed surf bathing, home comforts.
excellent tible board. Accommodations
greatly increased. Special rates by the
week and season. Make your reserva
tions by mall.
Porto fries Address, SEAVTBW, WASH.
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HEWTOIH STATION
PICKET) TIP ON STREET
WHILE INTOXICATED
A man and a woman giving the names
Of W. n. Ray and Mrs. L. B. Morton
were picked up by the police at the cor
ner of Fifth and Washington streets
yesterday afternoon In an intoxicated
, condition and taken to the police station
where they were booked on the charge
of being drunk and creating a scene on
a public street. After remaining In Jail
for some tlmo both gave ball for their
appearance In court this morning, the
man In the sum of 110 and the woman
in the sum of $5. When the case was
called this morning In the municipal!
court neuner or ine people appeared
and their hall was forfeited
OXSAOBEBABia: AT HOKE.
Lots of men and women who are
agreeable with others, get "cranky" at
home. Its not disposition. Its the liver.
If you find In yourself that you feel
cross around the house, little things
worry you. Just buy a bottle of Ballard's
Herblne and put your liver In shape.
Tou and everybody around you will
feel better for It.
Trice 60 cents per bottle. Sold by
Fkldniore Drug company-
MARKET STREET HANK
PRESIDENT PEACHES
(I'nlted rre Leased- Wire -Ban
Francisco, Aug. 12. "If there
ever was a crime committed, it was
committed in tho management of the af
fairs of the Market Street bank. 1 have
laid sufficient evidence before the li.s
trlct attorney to warrant criminal ac
tion being taken. I will not state whom
I think culpable, but I believe 'resident
Hartell was not Intentionally implicated
In crooked work."
This statement was made today by
Receiver L. H. Mooser of the. Market
Street bank, which failed last winter,
and which has been a storm renter for
the past few weeks.
Tho grand Jury met this afternoon to
consider the evidence laid before ins
truct Attorney Uangdon by Receiver
Mooser.
President A. F. Martell has made a
statement of the whole affair to Dis
trict Attorney Iangilon and It Is under
stood that he will be granted Immunity
from prosecution as was -Vresldent
Walker of the defunct California Safe
Deposit & Trust company. Martell has I
offered to deed his house and all his
firoperty to the bank to make good tho
oss so far as he Is able. i
Former Cashier W. II Nusli of the '
defunot bank has refused to deal with,
the district attorney's office. He has
employed an attorney and will stand by
his guns.
The countv officials who hav-en i
probing the affairs of the wrecked bank
allege that certain funds of the deposit
ors were used by some of the bank offi
cials to float a realty scheme.
teeth burled In her nose
1 rumbull had torn the ajilmal away
from her It raced through the cottage,
slavering and snarling.
The woman drove the animal out
doors finally, and when her hus-band re
turned that evening told him what had
happened. He assumed at once that
the cat was mad, but did not tell Mr.
Trumbull for fear of alarming her. Mr.
Trumbull ran across the cat several
days later and killed It In Its tracks.
Woman In Convulsions.
No symptoms of danger from the
cat's bite developed until two weekn
ago. when Mrs. Trumbull was stricken
with nervous prostration. Dr. F. W. !
Fletcher of Freeport. who had been i
treating her for u stomach disease as-
Bumeii, it was said yesterday, that this ;
n-fla r,,iTi-n l til f f,-ir har .olntwa fihj '
grew weaker dally j THE BEST IB POBTI.AHD
Just at dawn on Sunday last Mrs. : Carpeted throughout In the best velvet carpets. Every
I rumbull. who had been sleeping onlv room contains a neavy soii.i Mmmons brass bed. on which
fitfully, aroused her husband with a Is a 4u or 5n-pound hair mattress The rooms are fur
scream. When her husband reached nlshed in solid mahogany. Writing desk In every room,
her bedside he found great beads of Dong distance and local telephones In every room. Sixty
sweat staiulins on her forehead and rooms with private bath. Situated In the center of shop
cheeka. . P'ng district. One block from the streetcars. Not so ex
"t)h. It was terrible, ' moaned the Pensive as some other hotels. When next In Portland give
woma,n. It must have been a night- " " k , "' oieaseo. i ne furnishings
Facing the Ocean; Fine View.
Largs Bunny Rooms; Good Table and
Service.
MBS. B. KL DEWEY, ManAfSr.
Address, Long Beach. Wash.. Box J8.
HOTEL SALT AIR
Centerrllle Station, Wash.
Close to the ocean Rates reasonable.
Table unsurpassed.
W. E. HTJTCHIITSOlf, Maiui-r,
P. O. Address, Seavle. Wash.
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THE CORNELIUS
mare. I thought the cat was on my
face and tearing it with all Its claws.
I fought hnrd to get rid of It and it
scratched and lilt all the more fiercely.
I put my hands up to my face and the
cut bit them and scratched them. See.
Are they bleeding" and Mrs. Trumbull
held out her hands lor her husband
to examine.
"It was only a bad dream," said Mr.
Trumbull, and after (iiiletlng his wife
as best ha could he telephoned for Dr.
Fletcher.
When the physician arrived he was
compelled to administer an opiate. Af
terward the woman said she felt easier,
yet she complained every now and then
of sharp pains in her limbs. She slept
only a few minutes Sunday night, and
the dawning of Monday found her In
convulsions.
Trumbull summoned neighbors to at- 1
tend his wife, pending the arrival of;
lr. Fletcher, from Freeport. By the!
time the physician got there Mrs. Tnim- '
bull was foaming at the, mouth, grind- -inn
her teeth and. It Is said, every little
while uttering a noise tike an angry cat. j
She was a Tig woman, weighing near- i
ly 180 pounds, and dHple the combined
strength of three men who sought to
and general appearance of the public rooms must he seen
to be apprec iated. THE CORNELIUS Free Bub meets all
trains.
Dr. C. W. Cornelius, Prop. N.
' K$ - l- '
3E POTTFR ""TistSoTS.
1HL A V 1 1 J-ylY SATURDAYS l:0O P. M.
ORAND TRIP-GLORIOUS TIMB
Every convenience provided, including experienced stewardess to look
after comfort of lady passengers.
Season Tloksts Trom Portland 4 Saturday to Monday S3
SEND FOR "ORBQOIN OUTINGS'
City Ticket Office, Third and 'WashlnfftoB sts.
Gee! The Waters Rne;
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WPORT
K. Clarke, Manage.
THE HOTEL LENOX
Portland s new and most modernly furnished
hotel Third and Main streets, fronting on the
beautiful City Plata and adjacent to business
center. Free 'bus to and from trains. Up-to-date
grill. Excellent cuisine. Telephone In
every loom. Private baths
EUTIOPEAIT PLAIT,
91 to I3.S0 Par Day.
AMX&XCAB PX.AB.
93.60 to 94 Per Day.
O. M. SPENCER, Yin no r
YAQU1NA BAY
Oregon's flatchless Beach Resrt
The Place to Go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv
able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation
ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Best of food, and an
abundance of it. Fresh water from spring's. All modern ne-
cessities, such as telegraph, telephone, markets freshly pro-
vided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly fur-
nished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict municipal
J sanitary regulations.
Summer Excursion Rates f
STATE DISCLOSES
THEADWELL CHARGE
hold h r she had thrown herself out of
bed and on the flcor.
Bers Tnean to KOI Bar.
Hypodermic lnli' ttons were admin- !
Istered to Mrs. Trumbull, with the Idea
of stopping her aftony. but Dr. Fletcher ,
might a.s well ha e K'ven her so much ,
water. As the convulsions went on they
became more violent. Once the woman i
broke the nrlp of the men holding her
and smashed a bureau. In the succeed
ing paroxysms she wrecked her bed. '
Soon afterward she broke two chairs as
she beat around n the floor. I
This horrible agony went on for eight '
hours before death ended It. During
seven hours of thnt tlmn Mrs. Trumbull i
was conscious and between convulsions,
begged hr physii i ins. her husband and
her neighbors to kill her or do some
thing to prevent lni suffering. j
Mortification followed death so rapidly
that It became Imperative 24 hours
Inter to dispose of the body. So early
Wednesday morning Mr. Trumbull had
his wife s body taken to the Fresh Tond
crematory. He will sail shortly for
Scotland to deposit the ashes In the
kirk where thev were i
! San Francisco. Aug 12 After a
! morning- of cross-examination, three
more temporary Jurors were selected
lo try James n. i rmuwcu, lurrner ui- , Scotland to nepo;
! rector of the defunct California Safn erave ird of the
i Deposit & Trust company, who Is , marrle,! as boy and girl SO rears urn
I charged with perjury in connection with Mr Trumbull come to the United
testimony given before the grand Jury. States ii-ral years ago to teach golf
! Assistant District Attorney William He is an expert link architect.
i Hoff Cook, who Is conducting the case
1 for the prosecution, today announced I t-t 4 Tir"r t C C TJ
the particular point upon which he wjll j UKLAIH MIA r. t. I.
I make his pla to have Treadwell eent I ... , ... . ,
to .tates prison He expects to show! R T I F I ES TICKET
I that Treadwell disposed of J3j.noo ln "v ,uu
, worth of the Colton securities to the '
j American National hank In January,! (fulled Pmm ld Wlr
. 105. Treadwell swore bnfore the Oklahoma City. Okla. Aug li This
Brand jury that he knew nothing of j city is today the scene of
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature of
e fWSlmlle Wrapper Below.
what had
securities
been done with tr.e Colton
TEETH WITH OR
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Pairlevs Ettraetlon. ifr: Plate li M.
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Ht Springa Vs . Aug' 12 - Frunk H
HitclicfMk. national Hepuhl'..-n cam
after a conference lth Taft fr- eled i 1 1 J ) K A I f
immiTiiHt IO IK up tJle lk Of I
trlV,enln out the Ufit Virginia i
xargie ne pro&Blv win leave tunig'.t.
Charles H Swishtr. one of the Re-
great Re-
ru-tillcan actnlty. marking th occa
sion " of the first Republican ratifica
tion celebration In the history of the
new state The KepubiicAn state con
vention afn:bled at 11 o'clock and
begm st on-n the work of placing
Oklahoma's Indorsement en Tat: and
Sherman as well as th platform
adopted by the party at Chicago The
new. state platform will be one of the
nvul important features
to taJaa as sragwa.
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TEETH FOR
$5
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CMOWWtt rv t .. i b In the mouth
we ciewn wt!-. solid gold. Ilk
gusr.intee.1 to be the C m gf
htt for onlv . . . 34iUU
Any Y" rcelaln ' rown madeno mat
ter what they are cUel or how
they ir rrjet our price
Is ofvrv
aVsVEDOta Solid Col J Top
t.o;,l nacas. j or. e; s n
Frorta. per tooth
Solid Cold Teeth. 33k,
br'-'r'. per t-i-'h
All cP-er work nnf price prorior-
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Or1erel Absolute Onaraatsss.
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LILY DEMAL PARLORS
TmXaVD An OOUCX sTTaVXKTtV
Hours s m to n m
Phon A-l10 Or-n 6jndavs
From All Points in the Northwest
NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to
Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern Railroad.
Train service daily, and the trip a pleasure throughout. Leave
Portland 8:15 a. m., main line, via Albany, or 7 a. m., via west
side line.
RATES FROM PORTLAND
Season tickets, on sale daily $6.00
Saturday-to-Monday tickets $3.00
Call at the City Ticket Office of the Southern Pacific, Third
and Washington streets, in Portland, or at any Southern Pa
cific agency elsewhere, for complete information.
I WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Southern Pacific Co. Oregon Lines,
I Portland. Oregon.
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THE BREAKERS HOTEL
AMXaiCABI PLAIT.
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to Breakers. Psclf.c County, Wash. Postoffjce Addresa Breakers. Wash.
A. J. Rader's Camping
Ground
Here rou art II find good water, sep
tic tark. on grour. 1. gooH iow-st'on.
foTjndior, and fur--'hM tenf to rent
st Ni'i Creek. A. J. EASU, proprietor.
Vrsrport. Orscoa.
I '
Publican nomlneos for governor of West
Virginia, waa la conference with Hitrh
ra. Ponatnr Eiklns la here tn tun
i j rort of ths Swisher wing cf ths rsrty.
rllimwi will Qct4 Wl.
Hrhcork wtll de-cvie whether Swisher
r nis opponent is ts hart
f the national orgacizatkoti.
vokvs i couxni;
met here tndiir It hal hen pre1lcte4
that the 'ur o.jl.l Il itl.r, tliv
rnnfr.,-''-. f -ithr t-ut the were
very friendly mi those who f x t e3
ia fissii itf fcTia i sij' rr ts-.l
Hltrhcrtcg snd or Veld a lpr.g fon
fererrce over the prospects of the cam-
pelgn. and each put nfore the eandi
(tnlred Trgm L.s4 tr I I date the Inf rrrstlon he had thrd
Het rpr.nii Ta Aug II For the ; froT) the rsnvss.lnr up t dst Jlitch
flrt O me s.oo Taft was ttomlntted at ce tne an ths discussion nf th ir
( Tiles go, Frank H. Hltrbeock. the na- r-.Blfn Lt of an adrlanry cmnmlttM of
tlnnal rampstcn manager, and Arthar I. the nine memhers The personnel will
nrrs of Ohla whom Hitchcock la-I he msde puhlf sftsr hs has COT salted
plsceX aa tbe tklef of ths Taft orva, ' wits leidets from ths west.
TO-iMGOT
NECAMCUM l.-NIN
anSAKXDaT. OB.
locted at the turn of ths new poule-
1 ' r. ir,iiin""i surf bathlnc txaa
t if ul grourxls lets of flowers, a most
(Jesirah.e pls-e for families and unsc-
I eoir.psBle.1 young Is 4 lea Noted for Its
exc,.nt home cooking. Tsrsas It pt
say.
31. BAKAJTaT. 3Prot
Successful Men read 'Wants
HARVEST HOME
Three niocks South of rvsnot
i-ostq iiiox, winnaToi,
Now Open for tho lesson.
Prices. t 10 per Uy, por wek.
Peda 5 cents. Meala. It fwwta, CfeU
4ra asotr IS years, half rslos. '
Hotel Sunscl
- CSaTTOYlXU VTATTOV
Oos block from scean. foil view fror
all rooms. p)aaant grtrsn.ls f..r gn-.s
and hammorka special rates tit ft.
Ulea, sects tf eirwd. A44rss . a.
lCaaaw Lw tsewek. Wask.
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