Arizona republican., 1901-07-11

40 North Center St.. Phoenix.
seas" radiant of beauty and redolent of
rose. made beautifu! exceedingly by the
potent magic of the 'Bogie Man, its
clever manager 1t is a place where
one can live and enjoy an active out
door life of pleasure or drouse away the
balmy days in peace and quietness.
1t is the enchanted shore of the lotus
eaters" where sit is always afternoon ;
where ones blood becomes electric with
the golden wine of life; a place where
one escapes from all the worries of life
and lives in luxurious. lazy oblivion. at
thS small cost of "round trip fare"
The fine restaurant here is great
surprise to the visitor, The prices are
popular and the cooking is superb. You
can get good dinner from IL cents Ia
$l5, and the salt air from the ocean
gives you an appetite to appreciate the
good things placed before yuo-accom-
panied by music while you dine.
Coronado is all seaside and sunshine.
and perhaps the grandest and most
ideal summer resort in the world. 1t
far surpasses the Riviera in comfort
and climate. 1t is the Pearl of the Pa.
cific and the Mecca of those in search
of health, rest and enjoyment. That
the great hotel, new and vast redi.
vivus of the 'telegrapho.' Is a very
popular resort, is proven by the fact
that since its opening a few years age
it has entertained 100000 guests. AS q
business enterprise il is yet but in its
infancy.
The multi-colored electric lights. the
courtesying palms. the babbling foun-
tains. the delightful music. the well
hammered, well dressed people at their
social best. that ear and eye on your
arrival here. give you IA restful feeling
at once. as you enjoy with calm salts
faction the brilliant and engrossing
spectacle. You can hustle with the
gay crowd. or quietly laze on the sands
by the sea; YOU can intelig ntly while
away the time at Mrs. Whelock' 8
Tented CITY free leading room: you can
enjoy the clean promenades, the merry
go-rounds. golf. tennis. cycling, sailing,
boating; the japanese garden ana the
seal tank; or visit our dumb relatives
at the monkey green. under the shade
of fine old trees: and in all your de-
hghtful saunterings you are always
within hearing of the music of the band
and of Virtuoso Paulisch's magic cor
nSt-as a soloist he reminds you of the
famous Levi.
II is but few years ago that COro-
nado was a useless waste of sand and
sage brush. shimmering in the sileh,e
of the semi-tropic sun. And 10! as by
the wand Of enchantment. 1t ncW
stands transfigured "a thing of beauty
and a JOY forever" resting place of
pure delight; a worlds playground, cree
To all respectable and orderly people.
This blending of the useful and the
beautiful is due TO the enthusiasm of
Manager Il. s. Babcock, whose enter
prise is unlimited. So complete is the
enforcement of order and propriety
here night and day that young ladies'
do not require the services OF that i'm
ported fad. the chaperone. Self respect
ing. independent Ameri, an girls of ed
ucation and refinement seldom require
the services Of sheep dog anywhere
AS | write. the scenic surroundings
near and far away, on such a brilliant
moonlight night as this, frames u
grand picture seldom ssen except at
Coronado. The sparkling bay, the
moonit orange and lemon groves of
Chula Vista. the misty mountains ris-
iis range beyond range in the distance
al -.
in the gloasDing of the background, a
TRANSPORTED palace Of faifyland, and
the mellow moon flooding the ambient
air with soft and tender radiance, and
flashing a pathway out on the ocean.
down which. with a very little stretch
of fancy you could SCI Meiville's
Typean maid, Fayanay, tripping to the
shore. All the while the music of the
band ia throbbing its harmony on the
ba!my air. the constant murmur of the
restless OCEAN. like the dumb cadence
of an old sage. made a fitting accompa-
niment. The power of grand music in
awakening the mysterious emotions of
the receptive mind is impossible to de-
fine, for II leaves one entranced by 1t
with deep exquisite feeling beyond
common language to expIess-all this
you can realize when you hear Director
Oldmeyer infuss his enthusiasm in in
terpreting the inner meaning of music.
There are splendid drives from the
Tented city to various interesting
points. 1T is but two hours drive to
Tia Juana in picturesque old Mexico,
where the sleepy people are yet about
as primitive as in the days of Cabrillo.
The drive TO beautiful Point Iona.
taking in "Raronfts house at Old Toun
and La Jo.la jewel CT the first water,
on the way, and the Theosophists' fine
grounds and buildings IL one well
worth making. At Iona Land you can
see the unique temple OF the Theosoph-
ical brother hood and a dramatic rep.
resentation by the clever children Of
Raja YOga school. And there you wiz
meet the famous Catherine Tlngley. tne
prlcstcss and oracle. an Immortal"
living the life OF a mortal. The "sp3ok"
piiestess Is doing noble work here in
bearing aloft the torch of civilization.
education and progress. This is the
Headquarters. or as Carlyle would