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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03
WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Highways In Deplorable Condition.
Claims turned Down,

Ogden. April 3.--The deplorable con-
dition of the road leading from the
head of Ogden canyon to the creamery,
a distance OF nearly a mile, has been
brought TO the attention OF the board
of county commissioners by four petit
tionsa signed by nearly 200 citizens, resi-
dents of Ogden and the valley, asking
the commissioners to Immediately
take the matter up. Commissioner VIII
son was authorized to act on the same.
The road In some places Is in such
bad condition that the wheels OF ve-
hicles sink to the hub and It is all that
two large teams can do to pull a
half ton of hay through the mud. The
terrible condition of the road has been
caused by the same having been re-
paired last fall with clay and before
the clay could be covered over with
gravel the frosty weather came on and
when the frost left the ground this
spring the heavy storms commenced
making 1t impossible to properly repair
the same. but Commissioner Wilson
with the road supervisor will immedi-
ately put men and teams to work on
the road and place II In good condition.
Commissioners Wilson and Madison
reported that the various gravel pits
they have inspected for the purpose OF
hiibiiS illtNsl LII Alt
ing of the roads throughout the county,
had not been satisfactory. but that they
have several other places to inspect
before deciding on the matter.
a claim was presented by the county
clerk from Guthrie, Ia, for Sll1.20,
amount claimed to be due from Weber
county for expenses incurred in the de-
porting OF Joseph Mclaughlin from
Iowa to Utah last month he being in
sane. The commissioners refused TO
allow the bill,
Two bills from William Driver ana
Sons. amounting to sl7.65, were not al
lowed BY the board. although they were
O. KID by the county physician. Re-
Gently bids were asked for by the the
county for all drugs and prescriptions
TO be furnished, and the bid of $. d.
Badcon was accepted. quoting price
OF 20 cents for all prescriptions Since
the granting OF the bid however. the
county physician has been sending his
prescriptions to other drug stores to be
filed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03
SESSION Of THE
CITY COUNCIL.
f, NAL Bank viii Take up Refund.
inu Bonds TO Repair High
way to Canyon.
AFFAIRS OF WEBER COUNTY,
claims Turned Down--ProbatiOn Of
acers VIII be Paid--Will Repair
Roads---Court Business.

Ogden. April Sat the city council
!. a, evening the Utah National bank Of
ogden presented bid for $4,000 worth
~ ogden city refunding bonds at 4Is
,4r cent. This bid includes the propo-
.,tion that the bank will pay all ex-
nenses incident to the transaction. At
The present time the city Is paying per
cant interest on city bonds TO eastern
rarties. $4,000 worth of which they
uropose to withdraw and reissue to To-
osl people. An ordinance necessary to
complete the deal was presented and
nassed It's first and second readings.
Atty. Joseph Chez appeared before
tho council in behalf OF the Schupe-
Williams Candy company, which he
stated is about to build a flve-story
factory at the corner OF Wall avenue
and Twenty-sixth street. He stated
that the company was desirous OF
building a spur from the Union Pacific
main line to the factory site. II would
necesstate crossing Twenty-sixth
street for which 1t petltloned for u
franchise. Referred to the law COM
nIttee and city engineer.
The council appropriated s400 FOR
making necessary repairs to the high
yay leading 20 Ogden canyon. The re-
pairs were ordered to be complete %
without delay.
The petition OF the Ogden Packing
4 Provision company to erect buildings
for It's plant within the city limits was
referred back from the sanitary COM
lnittee with the recommendation that
the company be permitted to huld sub
ject TO the sanitary rules.
Chief Of Police Thomas Il. Browning
was granted leave Of absence to attend
the convention of police chiefs at Hot
Springs, Ark, April Ola.
Two bids were received for the new
cement water troughs The contract
was awarded to John G. O'Neill who bid
SIS per trough.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03
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ACT QUICKLY.
Delay Has Been Dangerous In Salt
Lake City.

Do the right thing at the right time,
Act quickls in times OF danger
Backache ia kidney danger
Dosns Kidney Pills act ou>kly,
Cure all distressing, dangerous kidney
ills
Plenty OF evidence 80 prove this.
VIM. Cheshire Plastersr, Of 40 West
Sixth South, says: Some three years
ago noticed a slight pain in the small
Of my back Just over the kidneys.
could assign no cause for it's appear
ance but a. time passed Il grew more
severe. and finally ended in attacks,
until about tvelye months ago other
symptoms Of acute kidney trouble
were quite evident. | tried remedy af-
ter remedy, but the relief longed for
never came. 1t struck me one day
while reading about Doans Kidney
Pills that they might at least help and
went 10 the F, J. Hill Drug Co.'S store
for a box. Three boxes brought such
great beneft that / aIn pleased to rec
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster Milpurn Co, Buffalo. New York.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name--Doaa's--and
take no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03

mayor and the council in relation TO
%aterworks bonds. A meeting uf the
council was fixed for next Wednesday
TO take IN the matter
Mayor Frisby also presented the ap-
pointmeut Of Arthur Craven as inspcc-
tor of electric wiring. Consideration
of the confirmation was postponed for
ono week
The committee on fire department
was instructed to advertise for BIDS
for sprlnklins
The leasing Of the city park was re-
ferred to the committee ON public
grounds and city property.
The matter of Investigating the con-
dition of bridges across Provo river,
with view TO affording II passage way
for the high water, which IS expected.
was referred 10 Che committee on ir-
rigation.
The council again went into COM
mittec of the whole and considered the
druggists license question. and agreed
upon bill which win be reported at
the next meeting. II the bill passes
druggists will be required TO pay a Ii
cenSe of $500 a year. and they may
not sell any merchandise except medi-
cines on sunday II they violate the
ordinance in the matter OF selling
LIQUOR on Sunday their license may be
revoked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03

pleasant and satisfactory Of all tonics
and blood purifiers, and those who are
beginning to feel the need of medi-
cine to fortify the system against the
unpleasant conditions that come with
Spring, will do we'll to commence its use
at once. 1t will not only tone up the
system, but will remove any faint or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03

No Pill Is as pleasant and positive as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These
Famous Little Pills are so mild and
effective that children. delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect while strong people say they are
the best liver pills sold. Never grippe.
Sold by +. c.. Schramm. druggist;
where the cars stop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03
ST. GOO ron PROOF
THAT s. s. s. IS MOI
PURELY VEGETABLE

the great income il enjoys from leas-
ing Niagara power, Ills plan is to eX-
cayato and deepen the channel leading
To The American fall, which viii other
wise run dry long before the Canadian
or Horseshoe falls will be at all az.
fcctcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03
UTAH COUNTY BUSINESS.

The following business was trans
acted by the board Of county commits
sioners yesterday.
ON application OF j. s. McBeth the
commissioners agreed TO record. at
cost. the contracts between land own
ers in the southern part OF the county
and the Strawberry Valley WateruserS'
association, Mr.. McBeth agreeing 20
pay the entire bill on presentation.
In reference To the proposed road be-
tween Salem aud Leland. heretofore
taken under advlsenent the county
surveyor was instructed to correspond
with Herman Snow Of Salem, and 10
draw deeds transferring the properly
TO be used for road purposes TO the
county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-03
GARDEN CITY NOTES.

The time for the funeral of judge
Warner has not yet been fixed. 1t viii
probably be Wednesday. The family
Is waiting To hear from NJ. NJ Warner,
who is in Vernal, attending court.
Judge Warner WAS captain of company
NJ. Third iowa cavalry. In the Clvll
war mot ohio. He went to Decatur
county. Iowa, from Ohio in 1852, and
enlisted in Iowa.
AT the NJ, |. A. meeting Of the Second
ward, last evening, Mrs, Hannah Car
dell was sustained AZ first counselor In
the presidency TO fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation OF Mrs. Nell
lie Jones Olsen, Miss Achsa Eggertsen
was sustained az second counselor, and
Miss Ivy Stewart as treasurer.
William Probert. formerly OF Provo
Is here from Alberta, Canada, where he
Is engaged In some profitable business
enterprises and prospecting flanancially,
which Is welcome news TO Mr.. Proberts
many friends
Mis- Miriam Nelke has gone to south
ern Utah TO give course OF readings.
She win be gone about two weeks.
a sacred concert was given In the
Fifth ward Westinghouse Sunday eve.
ming, under the direction OF Prof. J. II
Boshard; the proceeds. s36.5O. VIII 90
to relieve the poor members OF the
Church In Turkey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
NEW NOTIONS IN
LINGERIE HATS

The pretty and popular lingerie
hats viii Hoon be IN season again.
and few words regarding the lat
eat ''kinka" ia this kind 81 head
gear may not be amlEa.
These hate reem 30 he trimmed a
hlt more thiH season than last Aril-
fetal flowers aud long tulle scArfs
are used effectively on many mod
ein.
OF coufre. whAteyer trimming "a
used. Il must be applied In such a
way that Il can be easily removed
when the hat IL Numbered. which
needs must be often. as their chief
charm lies In their dainiinraH.
The large flats" OF embroidered
linen may be purchased az nnmi-
nal figure. but many vii prefer e.
emhroldsr their own. The finished
fiat 10 applied TO a wire frame Of
any dealrei shape.
The model shown u Of eyelei eu-
hruldersd linen. There IL 4 cluster
of pink roses on one side Of the
crown. and another under the brim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
NO MORE A MONOPOLY
OWNERSHIP or BUSINESS PROPERTY NO LONGER CON
FINED TO A FEW PEOPLE

store frontage % ts3 feet on thess
three streets. Il will be one 81 the
best income producing properties in
Seattle
The ovnershlp IL divided into a2e
units. represented By $50 invest
ment-houds. which are now heins
Nold These Investment bonds trans.
fer 60 the purchasers a direct inter
est In the property. They viii pay
a net return IA rentals ~ per
cent per snuum In addition 10 the
rentals. each bondholder ~ entitled
10 his pro rata share Of the increase
Ia value Of the property. which will
be very large. on account OF the To-
cation AMI the extensive improve
menis nos bslng made In that dis
tFicf
These investments are becomirg
Justly popular because they are
both safe and profitable The fact
that the company has aold more
thar 500 600 worth OF bonds on
Property No. T. since March Goth
less than 80 days aEol when they
were fifat put upon the market.
proves their popularity. The COM
pauy has issued a pamphlet deserih-
ing exactly huw the property IL
held and how the business is trans
acted. whIsh u furnished at It's Of
flee or by mail, go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

The Trustee Companies OF Seat.
tir. fos Angeles and san Ffsnolseo.
under the management Il Seattle
usen. have originated and are aNing
a method II dividing the ownership
~ business property into units for
Investment 10y this m~shod any
amount. from tieo 20 tlao. con. may
b. invested In some u the best
business property in these cities and
anyone may become an owner ~
such property upon terms 81 equal
lty wlth the largest Investor
Under this method each Investor
knows In adyADes exactly whRt be
Il investing IN y hal ihe property IL
worth and uhat the management
wiik be. lie controls his own Ia
vcStnr2 and owns a definite in
ter5s n he property. which be can
srif and transfer A. any time. with.
out the advice or consent Of anyone
ripn
Ia Seattle. The Trustee Company
" now building on Trustee Prop
srty No Z. fronting on Third ave
nu~. Washington street and Pre-
fDutaine place This location IL IN
the direct line 81 travel through the
business section II IL reached by
al the electric lines and IL on the
main thoruughfarea 10 tho new rail
esy passenger stations With a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

aa neatly dressed as hotel walters
aud the milking IL done hy men
who are required 90 wear cotton
Stoves A quart bottle Of milk from
this dairy sells AZ retail Tor 20 cents
In New York. The purchasers are
the very wealthy.
4 am In the dairy business be-
cause I find u a pleasant oeeupa-
ton and because I believe there 70
money 20 b. made IN Il. said Miss
Chsnler = have tried 10 make my
dairy az near t. the point II per.
feeti0n aa Is possible. and not bez
come extfaYagant | have invented
nothing. but I have collected the
best equipment | could find. The
frat thing 60 attend 90 IN this busi-
meas IL 10 insure absolute elsanii-
meas and perfect sanitation. siy
stable 4 scrubbed with a0ap and
water once day aud the walls
once a week
Miss CHAMBER said that when she
first opened the dairy ahe had 80
eowN She found that she could not
make a profit on the quantity %
milk they gave because n heavy
eanuns.a She Increased the mum
her % the herd and hef model dairy
farm Is nov paying handsome dlvi-
dends
She n the only woman In the
New York eco Who Il actively en-.
gagged In a tuslnssa enterprise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
BREMERT0N ITEMS

BREMERToS. April is.--Jestls
s.. Elliott and her mother. Mira
Halnea. OF Seattle. are visiting this
week at the residence o. George =.
Ward.
Judge Crawford Of this city. has
returned from a trip 20 New Mexico
aud his old home in Oklahoma.
Golf players In the navy yard viii
enter the contest at Seattle % the
Pacific Northwest Folf association
Articles Of incorporation are be
ing prepared for tho Bremertun
Athletic ciuh
Five hundred invitations have
been sent out for the anniversary
ball Of tho woomen Of wuodcraft
on "wednesday evening
J. Mcclellan. a Chicago capitnlia'.
and his wife visited the yard Tues
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
RAGT|ME IS BARRED
NOTHING OUT REAL MUSIC WILL 20 sEvy OF PRETTY
IOWA GIRLS HAVE THEIR WAY

nEs- MONIES. is-So ionser
shat the strains Of fascinating rag
time uneie smannte from the piano
eauRlnE the orthodox toe 20 tingle
and compelling the pasaerby to halt
and. tolA IN the chorus. n the deals
81 = determined body Of popular
nea Agnea Eiris can be attained.
studying music for music'a sake.
they have declared war on this btaE-
itfbfHg eFsEe that threatens 20 put
ell classical music on Tho shelf
p~rmAtyyntiY. They believe that only
BY sfFsrooes efforts can this happy
con4tsan be brought about. there
ford fiIrs have arEnnisvd ana ait
have signed an anft-faEtlus pledge
They are sworn 60 do all IN their
power 10 bring about public ap.
probation for reaf music. and any
member found guilty ef couats-
naneihE any hoasspodEe OF har-
m0nY ain be suspended or expelled
FROM the organization
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

.,ru yoRK. April IL Margaret
~ rAssler one OF the heirs 60 the
49, 49, mlllsous has some into the
- - ses,nesS Az her modern dairy
- ur,v,lewn-0n the Hudson ans
~ gill ind her supervising
- 81 her employees. and. a.
Z. as herself. she Is IN the bust.
- s make profit
- cAanler q a direct descend
"a lsAn Jacob Asior her mother
- uarxzrss Astor Ward aud her
s..-smcsAsr Emily Assor daoEhter
wa n Assor The nerfytov n
...ss rcmprfses some $50 acres. aud
- f'Aaaler has had constructed
-. I said 10 be the finest model
-, IA the east she owns ise
nlleA COWS
=. s,sbss Is Of stone with con-
-. fscriag AMI bed trousha One
.s.s..l eater thss immaculate COW
80 x..hcut wearing freshly lAun
- inca eoats Miss CHAMBER
.s.s insisted upon the photograph
: - mnde the accompanying pie
- .ssrinx one Of these garments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
EARTHQUAKE ENDS
BASEBALL GAMES

The terrible assasier At San
Francisco Niii thruH the Pacific
Coast league baseball schedule out
~ folnt. although no word has yet
heeu received from Russ Hall cons
eeruink such = posfponsmeut Oak
land nnd Fresno wlll undoubtedly
postpone their game. out u syn
patty for the sfrickea city n Il
needless % say that the game be-
twsen the Seals add Portland a. san
Franciseo vili not be played To-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
TO FURNISH
LIBRARY

Librarian G y Smith will call a
me-siuK 81 the library bnard Sat.
urdAY night for the purpose ol
awarding contracts on the fixtures
and furniture % the mes Carnegie
library At tth and Madison Moal
% the furnishings xill Be 81 DARK
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49, a
ON THE FRONT

Moran company haYs been asked
20 bid on the self pfopallinE bafxcs
I Cor use at the isfhmlan canal
As speedily as possible The crew
Is heinz paid eft on the baltlsship
Oregon and uhe sill then be placed
out Of commission.
Capt. Woodward. Of the British
shlp nuufefllne. bound from Puget
sound Ia IN. uniicd Kingdom died
ga route aecordiaK 10 word received
BIZ thu Merchants Exchange
nark Guy c. Co.'s Ia a. The coal
bankeFa loading Tor a trip % tae
north. belng sent ~ tbs Northwest
eFn Ftshsflra Co.
Steamer jefferson sailed last
nlkht for skakNaY and say ports
~ith fair list % passengers and
fall eafNo
Capt 0faaon v. HEIDI succeeds
Capt. cgansiun 50 aaaFfefmasief
aud commlssarY aboard the Z. \
Transport nix
The gasoline launch lillian y
vas launched a. South Seattle this
afternoon Rh. IL owned By George
W. a Card and y " Small and
wlll b. uaesi a. a pleasure boat On
the SQUAD
Steamer Cottage City arrived Last
nixht from the nogih with - r1s-
rcnxera she sails aEaln Friday
fAaneh bismarck on Lake Wash
luEtUn wtli BE- soid to pay ub@l
bill according 10 papers fiied n the
federal court hy plstrlcs Attorney
FRYE
Hind. Rolph z Co. through the
Seattle branch. has issued their
weekly circular on quotations and
recent fixtures = - Chiswiek hss
fbesn chartered On time BY the Pa.
cite ocean TradlnK company. 4 r.
Needles will load lumber on PUGET
sound Dor Shanghai and ship Pros.
per viii load lumber on Puget
Sound for ManHaalllo
Steamer Dode sent 10 Motan's
dryd0ck this morning Cor repairs 20
her stem and fore foot. which NsFe
damaged last week BY collidiag
with the Port Tusnsena dock The
steamer BeiliuEham ia taking The
run 81 The pode.
The BuskmAn arrived IN Seattle
this morning from San Francisco
on her first trip under the neM flaE
lof the Alaska Pacific Steamship
company. which will be a psrma-
| unnf fixture on tho Seattle San
Francisco run she brought a full
lead OF freight and many pasasn-
gers
The Queen arrived and the Una
tia sailed for san Francisco this
I morning
The Bertha is expected from She
westward Friday. and upon arrival
will b. put on the drydoek for hull
cisaning and scfaplnR
Kosmoa steamer uarda viii arrive
Monday from Hamburg. via San
Francisco.
Steamer penuayivania wna IN the
straits this morning and viii arrive
this evening She IN the new boat
81 tho Northwestern Steamship
company.
The Biaekheaih. Of the Jameson
II Hlbbard company. which viii be put
on the Seattle vladivosiok route.
/ will arrive AZ Victoria this afternoon.
She will be placed on the drydoek
at Esquimalt Tor cleaning. overhaul
ing and painting. and viii then
steam 10 Seattle for Russian cargo.
Steamer Excelsior Will sail to-
night for Valdez. Seward and the
Westward with a small list u pas
sengsTs. but full cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

There 100000 within the danger Of Mount
eauYius
OF o
villages OF the cities. NAPLES city
Ia Italy having people about the baltimore Md
n al Greeks oncanu
GothH aud Rpanarda
del another city has $4,000 population about tho
Canton MoKney's town Ia Ohio
Tore AnnunEaa has $1,000 people about the chaa
nooea Tenn.
Reaina
OF Columbia B. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

nial was reduced 50 per cent yester-
day afternoon by the local brokers
upon sdvieea received from LondaD.
No word Of explanation regarding
the drop was received but II In
generally believed that the London
office looks upon the steamer an
probably being NJ Dutch Harbor.
The vessel IL now out 90 days from
Mororan. Japan. for San Franz
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

on the same aide. A tuIle scarf
draped about the crown. twlned
amongst the roses and falling over
the shoulder. completes the trim
ming OF the hat. which makes q
charming adjunct to a summer aft
eTno0n toilette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

Although A Justus was yesterday
found not guilty Of robbery. he wllk
probably be sent TO the penitentlaryg
as tho prosecuting attorney viii asls'
Gov. Mead 20 cancel his parole from.
the penitentiary. Jusiua IL out ~
the penitentiary on parole, haYlDgf
served but two years Of 4 fye-ysar
sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
Navy Yard" BTemertOn

The 4 q hattloship Oregon. the
bulldog" OF Uncle Sans navy. Is
nov at the navy yard. Now 10 the
time 70 see what real baitlcshlp
looks like. Boats leave Pier 2. ak
timeH daily. Round trip, 50 cents
So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

Three Japanese women we're mar
fied on tho Minnesota this morn.
Ing. There are seven more waiting
for The prospective husbands 20 aps
mar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
MORE HOPE FOR
centennial

To the surprise Of shipping men
and Spectators IN reinsurance. the
rate on the overdue steamer Ceuten-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

stained wood and the library will
be one Of tho best appointed on the
coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

This picture Of the danger zone
around the volcano VesnyIua Is
drawn from a relief map Of Italy.
II is accurate as TO distances and
shows all the larger towns and
cities. 2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-15
California roURs.

The Southern Railway offers two high
class tours to and through California and
return under personal escort from Wash
ington, leaving Washington February Sth
and March Sth, 1905. the tours being in
charge OF an agent whose frequent trips
over the entire route enable him to de-
scribe with interesting detail every feature
pertaining thereto either travelling or at
stop-over points. Opportunity TO see the
National Capitol with its diplomatic. social
or legislative functions two days at New
Orleans, one day at San Antonio. one at
I'll Paso TO see Juarez, Old Mexico. then
California from Redlands to San Fran
cisco in the green season when il is most
attractive In climate and flora. The
California Coast Line with It's exquisite
marine views. Old missions and an in
iinity of interesting detail The return
. is through Salt Lake, Colorado. and
Chicago, with appropriate stops. Tickets
may be purchased from eastern points for
found trip, joining the tour at Washing
ton. For detailed information write or
call on Charles L. Hopkins, district pas
senger agent, Southern Railway. S2s
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pas