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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

The Josh Spruceby granger band at
tracted considerable attention on the
streets at the noon hour today. AT.
tend the show this evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money il it fails to cure,
=. w. Groves signature is on each boz. 25c,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

Dress trimmings of every de-
at the Leader.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

Dr. G. w. Colt attended to profess.
ional business in Omaha today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Winter Apples So. rs per Barrel.

Winter Apples 1925 per Barrel.
will deliver choice Wine Sap,
Ben Davis and Genetin apples,
grown in Fremont county, Iowa,
in any quantity at Mo Valley on
Saturday, Nov 8, at 50 25 per bar
rel of three bushels. Leave orders
with the undersigned if you want
the best apples grown for winter
use. 81 J BnooKnoUsER.
nj
Lloyd Falion, candidate for county
attorney OH the Republican ticket, was
a pleasant caller today
Mont Daily, of Dunlap was in the
Valley on business this afternoon.
Mrs NJ II Bran non is spending the
day in Omaha
nrivafo COR pnw i'm tho ohopv nf
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

Ms j b Barrett and son, Kirk, are
Ting friends IN Council Bluffs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

Mr. and Mrs Ed Wood, OF Council
Bluffs, are visiting friends in the VAL
ley today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

Our shelves are filled with the
very best Of underwear for ladies
and children. Extra large assort-
ment. Wick Bros 6 Co.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

Shoes that fit the feet are
stylish and have wear In
them; If you are dissatIsfI-
ed with shoes you havebeen
buying see Sullivan.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

Ms Mary Falquhar, who has been
in the County for the past five months
visiting relatives left for her home in
Canada last night.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30
Do you need shoes? If.
you do see Sullivan who
has the largest line In town
and prices are ri0ht.

Mrs E Terry of Little Sioux arriv-
ed in the city this morning She will
spend several days here visiting her
daughter, Mrs Bruce Starlin.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

The Leaders line Of sofa pillow
GOV Ars is the fastest ever shown
IN Missouri Valley.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

"llave you got your 1893 tax re-
ceipts?' is getting to be the leading
question in this county at the present
time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-10-30

Mrs w d Blackburn is paying Oma-
ha friends brief visit.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

Canal company Vs. r.. T.. D. H&yois Ct al. q. attachment was issued fer J. ". Williams on an affidavit charging him with contempt in disregarding an order Of the court restraining the defendants from breaking the headgates oi the cc:rp2ny or interfering with it's prop erIy. An attachment was issued far
 II Snoot in the case Of the MaricoIa Canal company Vs. Martin Gould ct al.
 Both attachments were returnable next
 Saturday.
 The case e the Utah Enlargement and Extension company vs. ". 4 Da@ss ct al. is now out O. court. Yes tarday was the time st for it's trial. Both sides appeared, each with a cloud of witnesses. They might as well have
 stayed at home for Judgment wac
 agreed to before the cace was called The defendants all live unGer the canal [ Of the plaintiff. but they hold aharaa in the Utah canal which delivers water 5c;- mem at the Jones heaGg1te. Un- 1 der tha terms e the agreement the plaintiff will continue ts deliver all
 water turned over to it l,y t!:e Utah canal as far as the Simpi1ias heddSate, the defendants agreeing to bear a r;n rata part oi the expense Of kes-.aS the plaintiffs canal in order.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21
i SEC0ED FAILURE
Chas. E. Warren aud His Wife Legal l.
 ly Separated Again.

Tha case ot Nellie Warren vs- Charles L. Warren ior divorce was tried in district court yesterday That was the title Of the suit but the defendant became the plaintiff. He had himself bc-1 charged with cruelty and deserti9n ii the plaintiffs petition ana he had f'ed a crcss co-n- piaint. This was GeiaUvred to. The plaintiff abandoned her complaint i- was dismissed, the demurrer was over ruled and the ease went to trial on Che cross complaint
 Warren said that h. and his wife were married in Illinois in 1892 After two children h2G been porn to them ana theE had cone to -lrizo1a. his wife secured 2 divorce from him She after ward came tC Phoenix. Warren came here 2t the ti--e C: the carnival il 1S31 and learning that his torlpe. wife was sick and Tsnuiless be went ta see he He left her some money. In the course of v-aea CT two their dead love was IcsUTrected. or Warren thought II vas, and they Were r=narried il December Of that year.
 n March they went tc B!sbe7 where Warren found work in the mines. His wife caTle under the influence cf d NOttlti uuli-cG INGa l4US NlC Stt -I-- such 9 swift pace that lirs. Wawal sometimes cane home at two o'clock in the morning unable 10 uadress herself. Warren remons trated against his ygife's association with Mrs. Heating and Ca one occasion she replied with a butcher knife. At arothe. timc she assaulted hin with a rocking chair. When Ee tried to reason with ner she Jcld him to be still. that the more he said to her the more she hated him. lie asked her once why she had married him the second time. She replied that she was pinched, out Of money and in hole. and that vas the only way sine could crawl cut. All this took place within less than six weeks after the second maria se. Since 1nen. and in fact ever since their first separation. Warren has been supporting their tvro children. Ite was granted a divorce and was award ed the custody or the children.
 II the case ce ,he Sal River E-all=y
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21
But Stayed With t Til He Get His
 Money's Worth.

About the biggest jcb that 6 3I. CuiIom ever had put up ol him was engineered by himself. Every man has fad ia which he fnduiSes Himself, ana Mr. CulIcln's fad is the collection Cf rare, a1ci1nt and valuable clocks. \ few days acc he returned rom one Of his frequent tours Of the northern counties and brought with him Q fine old cuckoo clock It was a piece C. rare mechanism when it was first made in tf- ''fGderland" some hundreds of years ago, and as the centuries passed Iy | not only acquired dignity but be came priceless as an heirloom. Hr Cuilcn's friends who have seen il esJi- mate it's present value to ba a- laast thirty cents. and not a single aprraise" will Jal1e of q cent.
 The cuckoo clock. as oVarEE9I- knows. s-ts is name from q habit .t has of Initiating tn famous cuckoo bird. .t certain unear,hly hours. Mir. Cul,au CT reaching home wound lip tA- clock and went to bed. He had hardly reached the quarter pole when lne cuckoo broke in upon his slum5erS. -Ir. GGlloll had forgotten the clock and when -J s-Ctu-llE GlJus-i ile llSldiltiN jumped tu the conclusion that Poe: raven had snealled into his room, so he reached for his gun. Then he thought of the clock and went to sleep again. lie supposed it was through fer the night but at the half mile rost the alarm was sounded again This time hc thought the crisis had passed. but at the three-quaTter pole his stun -- down the home stretch along about daylight there Was a CUCKOO chorus with Varia tons.
 lie could have got out of bed and stopped the cuckoo business with q club most any tine bu; te did not know the cuckoo was perpetual mo ticn oird and thought it would stop some time. Besides he had paid well for the clock and after he was once dis tu-bed he thought he might as well get his moneys worth
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21
HE RE2nIaTi0n RI. niRRagn

2sS n eCC ce.7eG and SuCcSs Et(Il Sp5ClLt- ist IS thoroughly fsfabIlsErG- His r-!.lbiIi- iuily acknoTiesiFed- Don't experiment; mako no m stake; get me 5ssS TreAC- JusnJ. Lr HIbb4rt >lccct Os III CJ-cS that bafiie ordinary physicians. boI'f 50Di with electric belts treJ tmt tut bS sample and trial naekeges. ShTin eltctrC-1nedicai CCvlc- $, ctc Do not md ulge ln such misleading bro posi- tiOas. Ii you do yO1r condition will be worse instead ol better. | treat each case by I.sclf. not by q JJh los sqsJeln-i4ss st Uccurat-iy HScer- taiuing the disease with all is complications, then ap1lylEg the most effective remedies. IT yOur case be iTcETable yoU will be told so Jf curabie- science, skill and export nee will insure yoET T@cOVSEy- make a speciality e sexual phy siology. Thous- an IS oI com oafh 'IFriE 3uLuE men ale IFGE-n down by physical weak ess and decay. Such cas"s can be cured. The general prHJti- LiOner, however. e.trrr'y failS. He lacks coIi- centratioII Cf tar1if5GS and cannot a"cuIu- Tlish yrl:tit the sE EILlfu specialist Blood poison. with syUh!li.ir coudiIoU", DrIre ,iss with 1t all t!ISt iS destructive Q the human system, can be cured without iajurious draEs- My n. thod Is that oi the best IU- rO pe=n sEc"idtlsrs HsrEet TeSUtis tIr seen n a few days th" blood, IliHsl tissues and flesh are Testp1eG. Eru ptirus, alterations. CtC rapidly disappear and The patient soon feels like He,v man. -0s uEer Is ahead if ynu CT you wait the more iuuttiul your CH'" h'- comes until at last you become physically wrecked. C~nczrs and eternal PFGGtaS removed WIthoG Gt ths k4ifA or severe meas ures. Testimonials aJ office. Home treatment may he had In some eases u.fho lSh personal interview lS b :t r. Consultation
 Free. Ali medicines will he sent at cord:I-E to direcGonS Ca or address 3o S2ntl se"uHd avenue IIibhtrd BHiidirg. PEoeliE, A-izona Hours: @ 10 r, to 9. 6 raV
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21
WISE DISTRIBUTION or TIME.

Once when dining quite by chance with Dr. Creighton. the late hishop of London. at a certain club, I-ord Rose bery remarked: -Ah. my lord bishor. what a nuisance this dining is: Two things l absolutely draad-a long din-
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

ner and a long sermon. I think that a sermon and q dinner. however good either may be. ought never tc last more than . quarter Of an hour. or twenty minutes at the most"
 "Vveu, we'll" said Dr. Creighton. rnusinsIy. could we ilot arrange. mai ters th:s way my lord? Knock. say.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21


 Hadfsli II. Roach. stree, car pc-a vho vro.a tlas "sp.t!aaz T1v1" rhyme. died lat-l@ at Moatraal. where he aaJ s-ae frr.1 E-etan o1 bueinese. Itesch Was g -radaa1s cr Trinity col lsan. Dublin. whore !e won medals and prizes ,or @ .1inai Greek verse. Financial reversas ca-7ed him t9 aba1- Gco thc practice oi law. and after 9 hiie1 struggle in England he came to this c-arl~y and fc: two years was a lc1dUct5l ol q Providence street cGr line. CGa of the regular passengers cl Ro0ehS CT was 9 prominent ,.7l'- chant. end one daT Roach suggested advertising ia rhyme. Tne merchant was ~t,Uok by the idea, and Reach fur niehad semples which were tried and caught the public fancy The firm nl- ri-.ed Roach. and as his rhymes grew in popularity. he had many offers.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21
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The LcaGville. Col. Harala- Democrat C 1;a. 2. i2 commenting on the peg fc.euance O. Other Peoples Aione.-.'' there. had the following to say:
 - large audie2oe ar the Elks' opera hoase thoroughly enjoyed the comedy. Other Peoples Money !&sr night. l: is clever .1uil of sti-.;. and Interesting 4rcl.. start l. finish.
 The company is exceedingly well i5al:reed, aud with 1Ir. HenEossy :>a- eye in the part of Hutchinson Hooper. il-@c,t a play that is full ct excellent ocGciy end fun. The plot is intricale caousn to make it very interesting a..l tle hG.-orJua situations are many. Air. leroyIn is al actor Of the style or Mir. William II. Crane ;-Gb VaI n-G.l resembles !lim | in appearance. Tie is well support C,t, and 2i.' Individual work is certainly ."1d. u :s q comedy relating to inc 1 Chicago beard e trade,
 Tho costumes worn by all the ladies = tce cast were yeIy stylish and rle- s>-n-. bt, those worn by the leading la ,it. H!sj May Sargent, created quite a S;if. 10, only with the ladies but with | tre gentlemen in the aGd:cuce .s well ! Her dresses were al most elaborate ctaat-ene. but her most striking one vas @a evening gown worn i.1 the ias: i act. u has been months since the 1os- t'it-:oa v c:zl ia T i.i4y oreaeea t!-a stun
 ming effect that Miss 3arsell's gowns 1 Gil last night. - justice to the ycuag l lGly t i7 due heT Uo say that she wears tEeia well aHd $ a graceful actress ] Prices rang fro Sl.50 L. 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21
CxRH EsgEENa'EEEzs sS
NOTICE.

From May 18th on through the heat cd terms O. the summer months the Hotel Adams Cafe Dining Parlors will serve q --ercharts' Lunch between r and ?. fer .Cc. Cool dining p1rior. sel'- vice first class. Short orders served during meal n"uIs. Give Us d uial and be cunVincci.
 FABEE &s KUCIlEE, Managers.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21
FOR SALE.

< complete steam power rlant in first class condition. Consists of II II. r. engine. a0 II. r. boiler. pipes. etc. Can be hou@ht for half of original cost. Call on or address The Republican. Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

- many of Us Life is rude And Joy flaejing bubble. The only time CUT credits good l~ when "c borrow trouble.
 -.hilaiclphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21
HOTEL ADAMS CAME.

Short orders a speciality. All steaks and chops a.e broned over charcoal fire. the largest in the territory. Our prices arc moderate and service uneN- cclied. Try us
 C. FABER and T. IIUCHER. We do our own work. We keep everything the market affords.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

ten minutes off the sermon. and put 1t on to the dinner. Prom Men of the Moment.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

Pure Ice Cream at Coffee AIS Rest aurant. Special prices i'll quantities. lts equally as good as our coffee.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21
Use Gala Lily 1sorax Soap.

When a good rain cones after q long dry spell, every church member claims t was the prayers of his church that brought il.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

Great variety Of -.iliIn baskets from all western tribes at the CuHn-
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

Mermaid Washing Puwder coupons ir each package. Presents free.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

For Mecnanics-Lasco Pine Tar Soap Mir. Banso-Arduous job. Il must be a great reiief to get home nights.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

Te!TE's biz Uncle Toms Cabin con- panE, ROW appearing unGer huge water proof cents, is one Of the oldest estab~ l3shed at-rat tons of is: nature before he Tublic. The same painst@kirg ef- fcl put forth with th-ir theatrical cr- .erDrise is in evidence with their tent si-c". Attention is called to the .-- cent notice:
 Standing room cnl5" was ths sign that appeared outside the thoater Roy al l2Gt evening, twenty minutes after tho doors were opened. and crowds "ero turued away. Tie piece present. cd was sl'IE's great Uncle Toms Cao- in. and . drS--"lass. well balanced com raa5 t iz. Trom tls applause is ..as seen tA1t tae company had gatn-d lil. arbitration e. tte audience. The clrt all tcak their pasts well and sever! ~t tie specia..ies Wale .rzy and satch.-. Tn" singing of the Talladcga Guar tTt,r vas exceptionally cood and .l,v were called several times before ,ua eliiIin tJ satisfy the large audie1ee.
 lhe company UiU give a performance i"iS afi"rLcrn aGd another perform aiic" tEis e"eninS.-The Daily News fdNerGso.t Na1ocus. B. t'. Sltutll,.. Feb. l5, 150o.
 ~ Phoenix, corner 5th and Waehin.r- ton, Monday and Tuesday. May 26 anl -'- Popular prices will pre.aii.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

ACT5-oa or ~s"orIE7s TOWN"
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21
HE JOBRED HIMSELF

What? When:? Where: -
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

Uncle Tons Cabin will be produ,ef hS the Warren < Day Co. au the Doris theater tamorroV evening. ~iifs com l2as is direct from New York. and s.,s been deijsatin% thousands upon tAo,:- 'lld' on their western tour to the coast. The new York Sun, in q recent is..;:.. l-ai the fo'len ia- to cay i1 larereaa- 10 jh- UeIfo.n2Hcc of this srl-Hdii company:
 Never has such q perfect perform in'o Of Harriet Beecae3 StpWe's mrs ta4Iieee beca given in NaW zo,E a+ ,1at rendered by the big double company that n.T occupies the boards at tse Academy. The house is always dl-1. matinee ana night, and though in 1he ,iEhth week o: their run, taere see.r+ tn be TO indication f falling of in busiuess'
 This great production will be at the Doris theat5r Thursday and Fridar. Nay . and 23 Read the apove and see exactly what Warren G Days great production is. Seats are now on sale at Eris,ey's. Secure them early and avoid the rush.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

Remember gray horse in ront
Arizona republican., 1902-05-21

White 1lCroeii2e Vests. very clas- lie and guaranteed not to shrink or draw up with washing. Tie coolest kind outside the silk Sizes 3, i, ,, 6, i s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-29
Platt's Rebuff.

BOSS Platt OF New York has often
been "dethroned,'' but the next time there
is any use for the throne the easy boss
is found to be occupying it very serenely
William Allen White has told us how the
boss got an awful jolt when Roosevelt
another when Roosevelt was nominated
for the vice-p presidency. '.
But from all accounts, the New York state
convention last week marks the begin
ming of the end of Platt Governor OdelI
and the boss met, going in opposite direc-
lions on the same track, and after the
atmosphere cleared up, Governor Odell
kept on going. ... .:.. u. =
Platt insisted ON the nomination of
George r. Sheldon for lieutenant governor
Governor Odell would have none of Shell
don, and stood for the nomination of
F. W. Higgins. The struggle was fought
out Tuesday between Plat and Odell
alone in the formers cottage at Saratoga.
The afternoon before the convention was
Platt's. The next morning it was OdeWs.
The delegates who had the day before
been willing to do the bidding of Plat
knew in the morning that Odell was their
master.
Higgins was nominated and the plat
form Endorsed Roosevelt, antitrust cam
paign and ALL. It would not have been so
had Platt commanded on that day. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-29
Emile lola.

Emile lola. the great French novelist.
died to-day. That he was great few will
deny, but many will contend that his tai
ents were abused. However that may be.
he was a typical product of the nine
teenth century. He introduced the micro
scope into fiction. He studied society mi
nutely, tried to portray it as he found it,
and had penchant for social pathology.
He was more interested In societys dis
eases and weaknesses than in it's health
and strength. His works are good read
ing for the opt1mists of the sort that is
sure that there is nothing very bad in
the world and that everything will come
out right If left to itself. Personally,
lola was rare man. He was supremely
interested in humanity and was fearless
advocate Of the oppressed. That he pam
dered to no low tastes in giving us the
kind Of fiction he did is pretty well
proved by the superb manner in which he
sided with Dreyfus. lola did the kind Of
work that must be done in the study Of
human society, but it is doubtful whether
fiction is acceptable form for the re-
port Of such work.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-29
DAILY DIVERSION

Independence" - President Roosevelt
has received so much mingled applause
and adverse criticism for personal indie
pendence that he is never surprised when
an office seeker attempts to bolster his
case by deft allusion to that character
istic. One politician who began with the
usual fattery met with mild correction.
When they tell me I am independent, I
always think of the Irishman in certain
narrative smiled the President. He
wished to be recognized for independence
and hit upon a. scheme for making it
known. He selected a crowded public
square in his native town for the demon
stration, took off his hat and threw it
down upon the pavement to accentuate
his remarks. Then he shouted wildly:
:. Everybody! Everybody
people swarmed around him and he
finished.
g Everybody he declared, can go to
the devil.! s.e
TT seems to me, concluded the presi-
dent, that he showed how independence
may sometimes be stretched to point Of
nonsense"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-29
IN A NUTSfFII.....
The Eight-Hour Movement PHILOSOPHICAL Basis

the question in the background but after the long
difficulties during time Of great prosperity
Eight-Hour Day again makes its appearance for
serious consideration. sA# s4is ~
The basis of this extraordinary movement is
philosophical strongly stated and widely believed.
It be briefly put follows: Economic ills come
from poverty, poverty in turn is to overproduc
ton and the of the unemployed in large
bers in society. Society be relieved from this
burden by larger wages and shorter hours of labor.
Shorter hours in turn mean increased standard Of
living, wider consumption, and, in consequence,
larger demand, causing the creation OF goods at
lower price and the continuous employment of labor
in order to meet the demand and furnish the supply
In such philosophy the standard of living governed
wants, and determined by al
opportunities of the masses. All Of this be
compished by reducing the hours of labor. Wages
under such system, it is argued, will be Increased in
two ways by reducing enforced ieness and by Great
ing wants and raising the standard of living
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-29
TAKING OUR MAYORS sERiALLY.
st. Vincent New Era,

lie
JAMESTOWN, once known as Minneapolis,
is having the time Of its existence with
string OF mayors succeeding each other
In monotonous regularity. AS soon as
new mayor takes his seat in the wobbly
civic chair and starts performing his duty
Of firing the policemen another mayor is
sure to bobsup from somewhere and chop
the captains heads off whom his prede-
cessor had appointed. The present mayor,
Mr.. Jones, has appointed brand new
chief Of police, who is reported to have
strenuous ideas Of how to treat criminals
and 1.-The Nonpareil Man." Ralph Vince
lock and every penny a-liner in Mime
apolis became frightened and got after
Mayor Jones until he told them they need
not feel alarmed. they would be safe. he
would not make JAMESTOWN too good, he
would be the TT Of the whole show, his
chief Of police would be merely a Agure-
head.
1t appears that during the time Ames
was king, that the flour city citizens used
to mix their drinks and it was GUS
tomary to practice many kinds of vicu
in one building, but Mayor Jones will
classify and separate his constituents, the
groggeries will be solely what their name
implies, while the frail ladies Of the city
will have their range, and so on.
And at every new, amusing move Miss
Minnie smiles approvingly and exclains,
"Oh. jOy.''
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-29

TIL Journ a Is on sale at the news
stands of the following hotels:
Pittsburg, Pa.-Du Quesne.
Salt Lake City, Utah-The Knutsford.
Omaha. Neb.-PaXton Hotel.
Los Angeles, Cal.-Hotel Van Nuys.
Denver, Col.-Brown's Palace Hotel.
st. Louis, Mo.-Planters' Hotel, South
ern Hotel.
Kansas City, Mo.-Coates House.
Boston. Mass.-Young's Hotel, United
States, Touratne
Cleveland, Ohio-f1ollenden House,
Weddell House.
Cincinnati, Ohio-Grand Hotel.
Detroit, Mich.-Russell House, Cadillac.
Washington, D. darlington Hotel,
Raleigh.
Chicago, ul.-Auditorium Annex, Great
Northern.
New York City-Imperial, Holland,
Murray Hill, Waldorf
Spokane, Wash.-Spokane Hotel.
Tacoma, Wash.-Tacoma Hotel.
Seattle, Wash.-Butler Hotel
Portland, Ore.-Portland Hotel, Per
kins Hotel.