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Medford mail tribune
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EXCKPT -BUNOAY 11V THI!
MKDFOKU PRINTING CO.
Tlio Democratle Times, Tho MeiUonl
Mull, Tlio Matron! Tribune, The South
ern OroROnlnn, Tho Aalilnmf Tribune.
Orrtco Moll Trlbuha Hullrttnir. .:T-S
North l'lr atrrats phono. Main 1011.
OKOIian PUTNAM, Kdltor nnd Mnnserr
Kntrrd as itecoml-clasa matter at
Mpttfonl, Oreson, under the act or
larcu J, ii;
Orrielnl Paper or tho City or Medford.
umciai rapcr or jxritson vounijr.
KVBMOlUTTXeW BATES.
One year, by mall- 15.00
Ono month, by mall. - -- .8
lVr month, drllrcrvtl by carrier In
jii'iuimi, .intKnuu mo mill .vu-
trw roint
Ml
00
Fatutitay only, by mall, pr sear.
tvrkiy, per year . .
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SWOHH CIRCULATION.
Dally nvcrnpn for Inwn innnlha end
Inn November 30. lilt :?&l.
Tho Mall Tribune I on a.tln at tho
Kerry Now Miami. Pan Kratiolaai.
Vortlamt Hotel News Ktnli.l. Portland.
Pnrtlnml News Co., Portland. Ore.
W. O. Whitney. tVattlc. Wash,
rnll ItaBKt vrtra Untttd Frtis
stapatoha.
wnrnas. nuMflir.
Metropolis ot Soutxiern orritoii am!
Northern California, and the fastest-
Kfowtntf city In Urrpon.
Population U. 8. census UtO S$I0;
estimate!. ui: lrt.00O.
rir liundrrtt thou-mmt dotlnr Oravltv
Water Hyalrm completed, clvlnc finest
mippty jiuro mountain water, and lt.3
lilllea of atresia paved.
Postofftco receipts for year ending
November 30, 1911, ahow lncrenno or 1U
ler cnU
Manner rrult city tn Orejron Itocue
lliver JtylUeiiberc apples won sweep
Rtakca prlxo and title or
LID CLAMPED DOWN
ON BAM COASI
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 11. "Tho
Uarbary Coast lid Is clamped down
tight today.
l)y an edict of the police commis
sion female habitues of Pacific
street resorts can no longer ben for
drinks. They must be Invited to par
take by tho patrons. The resorts
on Stanyan street for n distance of
several blocks arc preparing to rip
out their dancing floors. King "rag"
can hold sway over Pacific street
only.
Tho policemen on their beats will
be positively responsible for any vio
lations. BELIEVE IDENTITY OF MAN
KILLED IN 1911, DISCOVERED
Attorney J. 11. Ileeman of Gold
Hill believes that tho identity of a
' workman accidentally killed nt Pros
pect on July 27, 1911, has at length
been discovered through tho activ
ities of n San Francisco detective
agency says the News. Mr. Ucemnn
lias been requested by tho agency to
interview fellow workmen of the dead
man nnd witnesses of tho accident
that cost him his life, in order that
proof may bo secured for tho settle
ment of a substantial insurance poli
cy, much needed by an aged father
and mother, who resldo In Early
couuty. Georgia.
At tho time of the accident tlio
l'rosicct power plant of the Cali
fornia-Oregon company was lu pro
cess of construction. Transient la
borers were many, and the placing of
William lime's nnmo upon tho pay
roll as an unskilled laborer occas
ioned no Investigation until several
l;iyn later, when his crushed and
bleeding body lay In camp awaiting
tho coroncr'H arrival. A heavy box
or case fell from a tramway whllo
In traiiKlt, Ktriklug tho unfortunate
man and canning lustuut death. Tho
coroner's Jury returned a verdict of
"tinuvoldublo accident," tho remains
were Interns! nt tho expense of the
company, aua William Lane, laborer,
passed off tho payroll.
In January, ntt mouths previous,
II. W. Lane, then at Confidence,
Cal., wroto his last letter to the a ted
mother In Georgia, Inclosing a pho
tograph. Months passed by with
out any further news of tho absent
hou, whose parents now began to pay
tho premium upou an Insurance pol
icy, which had been carried by hint
for years. At leugth, fearing tho
worst from his long-continued sil
ence, they furnished tho San Fran
cisco agency with particulars and
began the search.
Down In Vreka, Cal., a fellow
workman of the Lane who met death
at Prospect, saw tho agency's print
ed circular, containing a likeness of
the missing man, and Wb. struck by
the resemblance, both in name, ago
and features, to the victim of tho
Prospect accident. Acting upon his
information other witnesses of the
uccldent und ncquajntances of tho
dead man are being sought out.
Coroner Kellogg, who presided at
tho inquest, states that the features
of the photographs furnished
strongly resemble those of the Pros
pect laborer.
It is understood that u number of
witnesses reside In Medford, und
from tho testimony of these and tho
records of the inquest, It Is hoped to
establish tho identity of tho tin
known William Lane, laborer, that
Iho Insurance policy of Robert Wil
liam Lane, errant son, may go to
comfort tho declining years of an
aged couple In Hnily county, floor
gin.
WOULDN'T IT MAKE YOU TIRED!
YOUNG loliu 1). Kockoftillor, dr., Iiiih estnhlishod n
( "Unronu of Social Hygiene" Top tlio .study of the social
evil and of vice and crime.
This cold-blooded dilettante of morality proposes to
study the erring Bister of humanity in n scientific micro
scopic manner. She is to he labelled and watched and dis
sected for months. Jler progress from the reformatory
upwards or downwards is to be duly ticketed for purposes
of study 'Uid comparison.
Tins process of recording the progress ol Human trailtv
is labelled "labratory work," and is expected to furnish
"data as to the conditions responsible for vice and crime,"
just as tho study of infected
details the progress of disease.
.If young IIr. Rockefeller ever permits a real thought
to cuter that pious dome of his, he wouldn't waste time and
money trying to discover what, is clear to everyone else,
that, vice and crime spring mainly from poverty and mis
ery, that poverty is created by the same causes that, create
wealth and that to abolish crime means to abolish pov
erty Und to abolish wealth.
Young Air. Rockefeller should ask himself how it. is
that be has so many millions that he cannot use, when
there are so many millions that haven't a crust to eat or a
hole to hide in. If he answers that, he will have solved tho
primary cause of vice and crime.
What is the use of tinkering with the result and desul
torily doctoring the disease when the infectious cause is
left severely alone.
Young llr. Rockefeller and his charity make one tired.
REFORMING LEGAL PROCEEDURE.
HE legislature's idea of reform in legal proceedure
evidently consists in ereatinir new iudires and raisins;
their salaries. If bills now pending become laws, approx
imately $100,000 for eaclwbienuial periotl will be added to
the taxpayers' burdens. Xo wonder people believe that
the governor and his veto are good things.
A bill which the governor vetoed two .veal's ago, which
increased the salaries of all circuit judges to $ 1000 a year,
has-again passed and is up to the governor a second time.
Another bill increases the supreme bench bv adding
two new justices at $4500 a year, with $0000 additional
clerk hire, which adds $30,000 to the biennial cost of gov
ernment. There are bills providing for the creation of six
new circuit judgeships, three of these in Multnomah coun
ty. The others create new circuits out of Polk, Yamhill
and Lincoln counties for the new Twelfth district, Wash
ington and Tillamook of the new Thirteenth, and Toos and
Curry of the new Fourteenth. Then there is the effort to
separate Jackson and Josephine counties into two circuits.
uiiJs are also pending to abolish district attornevs ami
create instead county attorneys, but while the legislators
believe in largo salaries for judges, they have a poor opin
ion of district attorneys, as the salaries' provided run from
$500 to $1500, the average being $900.
The bill abolishing county judges is a good one, but
should provide good salaries for commissioners, who
should be required to devote all their time to the work.
A MERITORIOUS MEASURE.
AaIONCJ the nine hundred
tllr Inm'clnfiii'o i'u II li
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county treasurer of each count v tax collector, instead of
the sheriff. y
This is a meritorious measure and a needed reform.
Requirements for sheriff and tax collector are so different
that it is a mystery how the two separate unctions were
originally combined.
The sheriff's duties should be anvtbiiig but clerical and
the tax collector's anything but chasing criminals. Kach
pursuit requires different qualifications and more satis
laetory results will be forthcoming if the bill is enacted.
If Eden Isn't in Rogue River
Valley, Then Where Is It?
To tho Mall Trlbunu:
I havo read with lutercst the ar
ticles lu your newspaper, and as Its
along with somo of my clnlnia as ex
pressed to eastern friends In my
seven years sojourn in Mcdford nnd
Rogue river valley I want to havo a
little say on tho Garden of Kden.
While I never took tho stand or
made the claim that this was really
Caauan's happy land, still In my east
ern correspondence I did claim It
equaled that goodly land where the
big cluster of grapes grew, a lund
flowing with milk and honey, where
Boloman could build a temple equal
to the ono he (lid build and not have
to go to lluram for timber or cedar
out of Lebanon, for Southern Oregon
has them right at hand. Cunning
workmen are here also, Gold, sil
ver und copper, thly are hore.
Say, I see I've been to modest. Tho
whole of Oregon, even Portland can
say so much. Rut this Kden claim
opens my eyes and I see that with
wator for tills valley, we havo possi
bilities even up to that very ancient
place wo read about, or at least we
ought tor eud ubout, even moro than
wo do! Hut 1 read somewhere, "Tho
sons of God met together, and Satan
came also!' I think that wasn't lu
Kden.
Well, I'm not going so far as to
say tho Rogue river valley Is Kden
or was Kden, but tell mo wherein It
1b behind that goodly place? For
even Satan Is hero also,
I am an old fellow, well on to 77
years old (young as my days hero
are only my school days) having
crossed llu plains with oxen lu 1K02,
WtiB In Virginia City, Nov., when
MflDFORD MTjTn TRTttUrm
rats in a clinical labratory
odd bilfs being considered bv
V, .1U ,...:..l 1 11
Mark Trwajn was there and wrote for
the Virginia City Knterprlse, crossed
the Isthmus three times, onto via
Nlcagun, twice at Panama, huve been
ut Lewlstou, Idaho, Spokane and the
Yackfma valley, Wash., ulso Seattle,
Tacoma and to Portland.
All this Pacific country Is nice. In
climate it beats any other portion of
our United Slates, nut where Is the
best of tho best? And why? That's
what I would like talked over. Don't
let us throw mud. Hut tell us what
you se, got Kdanlc, nnd how much,
, Come on Ilakor City, Portland,
Spokane, Tacoma, open to nil. Pleaso
Mr. Mall Trlbuno won't you start It?
Get booklets from all these points
and tell your readers what any of
them havo got, that tho Regno river
valley cannot come up to
Yours for a perfect Kden,
OLD MAN 1IALS0M,
West Socoud St.
The Christian Church
The iiiMlieiicei weio huge find tlio
intereot xid und two Mroii!.' hermoim
by Mvuiigelist J'urlee Sunday. Tlio
miinin wiih lino und there worn it
number of cotmirtionri. The meet
iuxx will continue llirouuli llio imvont
week. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to nil to attend.
John A. Perl
Undertaker
88 fl. IMH1XKTT
riwnc M. 471 nnd -J7.1
Ambulance Service Deputy Coroner I
mepfout), ORKnoN.TrRRDAY. wiimrARV 11, mm,
SAYS WIFE IS MORE DEVOalU) TO "HUE 7
"TURKEY TROT" THAN DOMESTIC AFFAIRS
way
vTl Jn aLHIiLfliLIHo - viHIIIIIIh. iLHHIIIIIIIIilH IS
MRS. LUCILLC
The linker diver e ni!e It I'niiiiiig much tllncuiialuii alt ovrr Iho country,
and the court nxim at I'luclnimtl. Ohio, U continually crowded with well
known Madety " people, who arc uiuliiutt to hear the whole' proceeding In Hid
cult brought ukuIukI Tltoino Itukcr. koii of Attorney C. W, linker mid formerly
a State Scn.ttur, by his wire. Mr. linker ullrge hi wife has shewn too great
a fondnei for young foeloly men mid girl nnd win more tlevoled to tho
"turkey trot" than to domestic nffnlrx. Senator llakvr has asked that the decree
be set aside nnd he be granted a dlvurvei
Greater Medford Club to
Discuss Household Management
The bct home makers .tmiiK our
women of todnv me tluw who linc
mi uudon-tmidiiit; of the ilienn-lrv of
the hoii-eltolil, n kuoledtf of which
is iieeeMir.v in lli'e proper eleetion
und preimmtiou of food fr tlif fam
ily. Food vnluo-i nnd the vnrtou
proportions iu'coenrv to renir the
daily wnr-te huve .lieen to litem mi
iuterestiiii study. The lirallli of
tlwir families litis improved a hundred
fold ns it result of their knowiin; the
ueeexsitv for heller ttuitHtion nnd
ventilation in their formerly uii-nitm-ed
homes.
House IniildiiiK nud the equipment
of the home is no lonfr in the lunula
of the architect, mimihII.v men, but
lliey have the" lira.' nnd IhM words
about its urruugcniciii and lor.n-li-ing-.
The lulionitoric ir kiti hem
SUNDAY JOYFUL DAY
AI
I,UKt Sllllllll) ll U Jl'.MllI llll III
the First Muthodit liiiciil oltuioh.
The Sunday aehoul hour was sivcu
over to n fchuetaJ iNWMrnm in wliich
iulere'-liiii; talks went vitcu by the
Mipcriutoudeiit, (". A. .Mi-vker. und
the pnslor, Kev. II (), Kldnde. The
oeeitsioii for iHH'iii erir--, Sundm
wiih that this diiie Imd been vl a-ole
us I)ecisio dav in the mcIiuoI.
There were iiptvanU of .'inn chil
dren in utteiidaiieo tit tlico crlee.
and 7.) of them vollliilunlx liccaine
iiieinlicis of the i hni'uli.
The icwvul "crviiuipi which luic
been conducted in thU chureh bv lte.
Kldriilge for the paat two wank- and
lire Leiiiir eoulimiud lliin week lm
been fruitful of xplciidid results, I hero
having been over twenty coiicihii,
all adults. The unicc are beuit;
well attended ami there i u growing
intereht in the work with fitch uiu
ing'i borvieoB.
- - - -
.Meiltol Pile Itcmcdy.
A new Hcleutlo preparation for
both Internal nud external uso and
absolutely without uu equal for the
treatment of piles In any form. Ask
its to show you thin remedy and ex
plain Its many advuiitages. Leon It
Ilasklns.
Neglect is
Dangerous
To properly care for tho eyes is a
duty you owe to yourself nnd to
thoso dependent upon you,
Weak eycH moan a handicap, no
matter what our position lu life,
and lu this ugo of tcuso activity, no
man, woman or child can carry a
handicap and hope to win.
I can easily demonstrate to your
Hatlsfactlou If your, eyes need cor
recting or not.
DR. RIOKERT
Over Keutiior'fl
I.J.
LAWSOH IVtMCff
leuiphatirnllv bear evidence of the
Provens nf the pi event tins uoinwii.
Labor hhmo? device?, are an plentiful
here kh in the modern office, More or
fnrlory.
Tlio scientific- hiiuinlu'ttpera nto no
liMixer content to lie 'JO or .'0 )cm
behind the timet in hoitehold equip
ment. Hies are uUo Iiowiiik n keen
interrwt in the fnmilv expenditure-,
xtriiiiti; for u truer balance in the
fenle of ueceHMlii'H hiiiI comfort". A
h result of their broader knowledge,
ndultentlionH in food mid textiles do
not so tMty' eeH them. To iho
wniucit of .Medfnrd avIio are tired or
ploddiur llirouli (he dailv routine of
houae work n thir icrniMliuiilhers did
the Urcnter Mtilfurd club offern the
home economic deimrtuient. which
holds its firt inceliog Welnedo
nfterniMiii ut .''so in the lihrurv.
CAN PAY TAXES AI
AS
L
Slient I Sutler i hminar IM of
Hit n." dii Aliireh I prcmrrd by
kia office fixro to finitisli to the
bunk orr lh niunty thus inaklnn It
ltible, n iu piclMH ir Ur Ihe
lHM)cr-i tn piiv (heir tuxes without
Uiiiiit; u Ihe ijnintv went.
'luxe- uil be ilue Ma-i it I. If paid
liefnie .itii'i l-'i n llir.e mt cent,
dlvtiliut will be lcn. Tlio I'Xleililini;
ol the tn x roll- is nli'iilt oimptetcil.
T COURT TO
E
Aid r a qtuet period extending nun'
ii'U'rnl week- Jiulgo '. ,M. Calkins
will leatimo (lie woik ol' grinding out
oHsex in the ciicnit court on ncM
Moiiihiy, Feb. 17. The couit will
irobuhl.v remiiin Ini-y until March 17
when the gniud jitiv meets for tho
.March lerin. There i-. n ou list of
civil ciHe, on .Ihe docket, ulndt of
tlii-ui minor ones.
FOR EXCHANGE
Flue dairy farm In the Willamette
...illitl, .if. d.. ... fiiiiinli. u i.n t imiul till
ivilinv, '"Bv Mi i.i,iimj m-lil iniffli mi
set to clover, large new burn, good
house, witter piped to burn and
house. Clover seed will pay from
if to $ 100" per litre. Will take
good homo lu Medford, Home cash
nud good tonus on balance, this Is
it choice dairy farm and ut u low
price,
$10,000 Portlund Income property
to oxchange for Muilford property or
farm.
A snap for 10 duys. DC acres nil
lu cultivation. S litres In 5-ycar-old
pears, fi acres In I'-yoar-old pours.
f acres In 0-ycar-old pouches. 110
apricot mid almond trees. Iliilunco
In grain, good house mid burn, good
well mid spring. Call mid let us
show you thin place.
For item
Modern furnished and unfurnished
houses. Some good buys In city
property. ,
Wood J5c Messner
Phono noaa, No, H H. Central
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DANGEROUS DANDRUFF
Will Make Amcrlcit n Ibildheadeit
Nation f ,ut Checked
M. Pasteur, the ureitt French pity
Mlelan of Pitrlri, onto said: "I be
lieve V Khnll one day rid tho world
of till illseniion canned by gerins "
Diuidl'iift lit caused by germs, a
furl ileeiMileil bv all lilllidf lull.
Dautirtitf In tho root of all hair
ovIU. if It were not for the llttli
destructive- norms working with r
persistency worthy of it hotter cause
there would ho no baldness,
PnrlMlnu Huge will kill the dtiud
ruff genua mid remove dandruff H
two weeks or inoney back.
Chntt. Strang KUMiiintcoM It, It
will stop Itching scalp, falling lial
mid uutko the hull' grow thick mn
ahiiinhuit.
It ptibi llfo and ltmlro Into tin
hair and piuvuiiIm It from turning
grity.
It Is tho hntr droMtlug pitr excel
letice, daintily porftiuied and free
front r.ruiiHo nud atlikliiess. It I
the fitvoilte with women of tasto and
ciilturo who know tho mii'lut Aluu o
fascinating lutlr,
A largo bottle cosIh only f.O cent'
ut lending druggist everywhere, and
ley Chun., Strung, Tho alii with the
Auburn lutlr U uu every package.
Auction Sale of Acreage
The iiiidenduned has decided to
make another auction sale of !24 to
R arro Irncm lu the Plerco Hubdlvl-
Ion between tho loth day of April
And the lnl t of March.
Slum my sale lam March much Im
provement has bpeit done lu this lo
cality, positivu I'viueiiro mitt tins i"
tho preferable lnwttlon for building
HtituiriMu hornet.
Two nice homes mid a number of
aumtler one have been built this
past summer and fall lltilldlng la
now going on lu this neighborhood;
a new tree rural delivery now passes
through tho Pierce Subdivision. An
electric power nnd light lino hna re
cently been constructed. With good
roads, frco soil mid city water, a
homo here Is a little ranch In tho
city.
For particulars and terms write
mo,
O. H. PIERCE
WM K. .Main Street, .Medford
SEED POTATOES
Finest selected seed potatoes.
Prices low, considering quality.
Our Hiinnly of the following, which
Is limited, Is being handled through
J. O. Schmidt's feed store.
"I.'arllest of All" (well known, nnd
best of nil tho early potatoes, white,
uniform, smooth, prolific. Is also a
grest keep), per lOo lbs. . svj.ni
"Karly Sunrise" per 100 lbs. . i!.ni
"American Wonder" per 100 lbs u.iM
Order now, ns flrst-tiitM 1h nt n
premium.
Janes Bros.
Capital Mill
C. A. DE VOE
118 W. Main
Distributing nud HutiM-rlptloii
Atm.vr
for
Tho Saturday Evoning Pout
Tho Laulea' Home Journal
Tlio Country Qcntloman
Gu and Ifie per copy, fLfit) tho year.
For Mile ut all news itlitudii
Moro Hot a Wauled
I'liono Main nut t
Bittner's Real Estate
& Employment Bureau
All Kinds of Properly For Salo
For Kale
'J Vj acres closo lu. 5 room house.
largo ham and chicken house, fruit
S3,:t00.
1 IU acres I miles from good town,
or, acres lu cultivation, R acres In al
falfa, 10 acres -l-your-old trees, place
fenceud mid cross fenced! good
raugu for nlock, small fruit, good
house, farm liiiplomeiits. Price
$10,000,
Fiiriilwlied and unfurnished housed
and rooms for rent.
List your housed mid ranches for
rout with iih.
For Kvrliuugo
1 HO ncro ranch, 1(1 miles out to
uxi'hmigo for ranch lu ArUuiia.
Flue Ashland residence to trade
for small Improved acreage near Mod
ford. 10 ncro bearing pear orchard, high
ly Improved, flue buildings, flno wnt
or system fur Irrigation, to oxchnngo
for Medford or Loh Augelos property.
Good elty property mid vat-ant lots
for salo cheap,
Kiiiployiiicut
GlrlH nnd women for general
housework,
'Itaiich hands.
Dairy ranch hand, v
MRS. EMMA BITTNER
Phono Home 11
Opposite Nash Hotel
ROOMS 0 mid 7, VMM llMlCK.
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
STAR
THEATRE
Host ventilated mill most iip-to-dnte
thvater lit Mittlliern Oregon,
BEST SHOW
IN THE CITY
Alt HATIIlUt In New Hong lilt
Wo Feat mo tint- Mimic and Kf feels.
TOD HAD we citn't let )ou lu on tho
secret ot, but It's ho good that )ou
will lellsh It all tho inoio when wo
spiend tho glad tidings, Wlllilu tho
next two weeks we aro going to iiiako
nit aiiiiouitcemeut that wilt set you
wild with enthusiasm anil will con
vince oii Hint the Star Theater
menus proreislveiiesn lu photo play
avijoasorlea,
, Matinees Dally, i! to f p, m,
ADMISSION, ho AND lOo
UGO
THEATRE
Oub llvenivil films Four of 'em.
ChnitRo every Huudny, Moudiiy,
Weiliiesdny and Friday.
IfdUuii Cltl.MU OF CAItlU.IWS.
MISS.
Vim A WO.MAN
ICuUmii Tilt: .MISSION OF A
nru.irr.
S. A. A. I.OVI! Tlllll!' A I.IINH.
MasU Under the Direction of
. Mrs. Wool worth.
in cii.vrs tti
Duller New Management.
4-l"!'M's!T,frT t)t Iti CI1 tti M iff
f ISIS THEATRE i
VAI DLXII.I.i:
.lAUUS WD MKItl.lMJ
X KlUiJiiK. DuiiiIiir and Sidewalk I
Patter
X Phot, i Pitt) TiicmI.i) ami Wed. I
till: CltOOIiltD PA III
A Story of the Fudorworld
lu Two Keela
PATiuts' wiiitKi.v Sit na
Cioolug Ftldiiy i
Till. ItlfD MAN'S IIONOIt I
In Two Itcela
T-H-H'M-HM-T-H-f
E. D. Weston
Official Pliotographor of tho
Modforcl Otimmorciftl Club
Anmtcitr J'MuishiiiK
Posl Cards
l'liiioniinic Work
Porl raits
J'nlorior and uxtorior viows
Flush lightH
XeMlivt'S nmdo anv tinio
nud any plaoo by nppoint-
IllC'llt.
208 Main Phono 1471
Bciit located
tnd moot
popular
zQ lintel in Inn
City. Running drilled;
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11.U VYUH-I' 111 U(tVl f UVIII.
Eur6pcan Plan, u la, Otrtej
Caio. (
Tariff on Rooms
12. rooms .... l'.0Ostli
flO rooms s 1,50 each
80 rooms .... 2.00 aach
flO rooms toils pilnl) Uth 2.00 onch
B0 rooms tilth prints bub 2.S0 each
30 suites, bedroom, par
lor and bath - 3.00 aach
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extra, to tho abovo rates for
qach additional quciI.
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