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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-03
SHIFTS TO AQUEDUCT
Six Choices Beaten in First
Days Racing.
BR00KDALE NYMPTH IN FRONT
III. y. Whltney's Mare. BADLY Beaten
as FGvOrite in Her Previous Race,
shows Form Reversal and Captures
the Aqueduet Handicap In a Gallon,
Beating r. t. Wilson, Jr.'s Monfort.

New York, Nov. 2-The racing scene
shifted to modern Aqueduct to-day.
where, in spite Of the unpleasant weather.
more than 1900 persons attended the
races
1t was A day OF disaster for the public.
as six favorites suffered defeat II. p.
Whitney's BrookdsIe Nymph, to Il.
who, as a hot favorite. was badly beaten
in her previous race, turned a form sum-
mersault in the Aqueduct Handicap al
a mile and a sixteenth hotter took her
10 the front before she reached the far
turn. and after that it was only a gallop
for the Meddler mare, who came home a
length and a half in front Of r. T VIII
son. jr. Monfort, 70 /. The latter was
badly ridden. but got the place in a hard
drive. by half a length. from James r.
Keene's Gretna Green, to / The
Patchogue stables Nealon. 10 /. favor
lite, had very little speed and was also
well anchored by weight rs pounds. The
start killed all chances for Don Creole,
who was left. The time was i;47.
The Summaries
FIRST RACE-selling; three-year-oIds. one mile
Killer l8 Homer. s to /. Won: Okenite los Nic-
Daniel. Is to %. second: Lord StanhoTe. N5
Fink. to l. third. Time. l:io 81 VeStabeIla.
Reside, Umbrella. and Son Of Ruunimedc also rsn.
SECOND RACIAL ages: seven furlonss. Nc
Garter. III Alillerl. 10 5. won; Wellb0urne. 100
tNotterl 8 70 ), second; Chaatilly. 100 kelly. Z
to L third Time. 4 Keator also ran
THIRD RACE-Creedrroor: tso-year-clds five
furl0ugS King Cobalt, IL tE. Duganl. to /, wor ;
BerryInaid ll5 Sumter to ? second; spo9ner,
ID Miller, to 3 third. Time 100 Whip Top
Red Bonnet, Bellsether Jubilee Juggins. and Aunt
Rose also ran.
FOURTH RACE-AqueiUct Handicap; all ages,
one and one-sxteenth miles. Brpokdale Nymph,
Il6 lNotter]. s 10 l. won; Monfort. IS II. Dugan.
5 70 / second Gretna Green III tAiiler1 10 /.
third. Time. Isl Ben Ban, Far West. Faust.
Nealon and Don Creole also ran
FIFTH RACE-Selling: three-year-olds and up
ward: one and One-sIteenth miles. MOnAoodor. l0s
(SotteTl, Z 70 /, won; rretension 1ol tNiuSgTaTe.
to l. second Quinn Brady. lo3 lE. Dugsni. Is
70 s. third Time, / rs Is st. Valentine, Andrew
Mack. Flowaway, Village King, JACK Rose, and
Agile also ran.
SIXTH RACB-Msiden two-year-olds SIX f,IrlongS
Hessian. l05 (Homer) 10 to l. won; Rolando los
tNotterD. : 70 2, second; Monocle los "a. Midoll
Is to J. third Time. Is Is Saggs COunternaid
Shadow Glance, McGregor, Lotus Brandt. Throsk-
morton. Don 0ttsrio Mamma. Twigs Imitator
Dobbin Around, Count Rainford, and Mufti also
ran.
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SECONDS DRAWBACK
Often Prove a Distinct Handi-
cap to the Boxer.
ARE SUPPOSED TO BE A HELP

Instead of Giving Quiet Advice to
fhetr PrOtege the Majority of
Handlers Get Excited between the
Rounds and Throw Cold Water on
the Back Of Their FavOrite.
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CHOICES WIN IN RAIN
Four FavOrites Show in
Front at Old PimlicO.
NOTRE KNIP DISQUALIFIED

Decision of the Judges I'm Disaual-
flying winner in the Fifth Event
FRvorite, Lord Badge, IL the SEN
sauOn of the Day.
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AnuRhurf.

FIRST RACE-Handioap; SIX and ons-haH fur-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
s-...Lty q R-Lna Hs-ss..

The way w which blind horses gau .a about without setting mra more G.Hrur.les .nan they ordinarily do Is vury remarkable They rarely. ll ever n.r their he-ds against fence or stone wall. The, win slide uU when they come near one. It appears from care fu. observation t1nt lr is neither shade uur shelter which w ns them r- the danger. Uu au gIsaNSe.y sunless and w.ndIess day their behavior is the snmc. Their oIaaa.ary nerves doung less become very sensitive. for when driving them. they will poke their heads downward .u search of waIe- fifty yards before they come Co 70 stream crossing the roadway. It cana. not be au ubuwmally developed sense of hearing which leads them to do this lor they will ayt alike though J1c wa- ter be a staGaaut pool Men who have been blind for any great length oE time develop somewhat similar instincts to blind horses.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
French slrLIss Eor .Drunk.-

The French have some interesting sGmuas of tlelr own corresponding ro the English drunk as a lord" oE drunk as a wheelbarrow." says 8 London writer. The most generally recognized one in the case of lvre, !" the less extreme and less vulgar word for drunk" Is "lyre comme une soupe -"s5upc' meaning the piece of bread eaten with soup as well as the soup i-- self. and a uog..Lou soaked piece ut bread offering a natural s.m1e for sat- uruuou. When the less delicate "sou. is used Instead ot "ivge." the French man may speak of being as drwk as an ass. a COW. a Swiss OF thrush The alusIou lu tle last ease Is Go t-e fouluess of thrusAes for grapes. which are said ut vintage time To make them unsteady In their flight
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
N,-.. I,.id. Thar ouE

"IF vau should visit a Japanese house." said au oriental you would be obliged to remove your shoes at the doorway. Japanese floors are very beautifully kept l know of some houses where thirty OF forty servants havo uo. 9rHrr duty than the polishing of the d1uus. A young Japanese stu dent studying In London. had the mls- fortune t, live lu an apartment house where the tauiso- did not keep Che hall In very good condition. It was a great change to him. and be felt it keenIy- On the approach of winter the Janitoc put up In the entrance the no- tIce, Please wipe your feet The young Japanese. the first night he ob- served this notice, took out a pencil and added to it On going dut'"- Minneapolis Journal
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
A Nios Legal Distinction,

A lawyer iu the Indian Territory named McGauu was the attorney for a farmer who had killed a neighbor. McGuun got the man out on ball on the alaa of fusIGubIc homicide OF some lng of the kind, aud the farmer im- ueata.rIy took his sun and killed the chief witness against him.
 Naturally this ueJIed thc sherlu and .at judges. and they offered $500 re- ward for the murderous farmer. Say, safd McGauu to rhe slertG, twill you give me that reward ir I get L.mT Yes" the sueriI replied. and McGouu v.Ge out ta the hiding place of his
 The farmer came up, and McGanu .n.- him. took the body back to town
 .f Gvmmged the srewarj How Hau this. McG.uuy' asked another u,vyen "uo you think It is In accord
 arr with rae ethics of the .a-ni pa0- .gs-.ua ,o take advantage Of your cla .at fa that mauuar| "Elhlcs he blow ..i." su1v,cJ McGuuu "I killed h.m 0n ana.ner cusc.'-Eychauge.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
HOTS THIS?

We offer One Hundred dollars Reward for any case of catarUh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh cure.
 FL CUENNV & Co.,, Toledo, O.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheunv for the last l 8 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by Lis firm.
 WALDING, EINNAN & MARVIN
 Wholesale Druggists Toledo O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal lv. acting directly upon Ihe blood and mucous surfaces or the system Testimonials sent free. Price T5 cents per bottle. Sold by ell Druggists.
 Take Hulrs Family Pills for consli' patton.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
NOTICE 10 CREDLIlRS

Notice is hereby given that ! was appointed administrator of the estate ol Penn Alex, deceased, on the l7th day u' August, lg07r by ,he Commis. siOner for Alaska, sitting in probate at Haines precinct iu the first division All persons having claims against said estate ace hereby notified tO present the same to me within six months from this 22d day Of August, 1907, at at the COmmissary Of the Tenth Reg imeut of U. s. Infantry at Fort Wi.,- iam H, Seward Alaska.
 J. B. GOWEN,
 Administrator
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04

All the deucactes Of the season at the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
A Tale of Red Tape.

Among ne tales of red tape the fol- lowing should hold a high place. NJ. Roger CavlLlhon, & young French gen tlemau rider. who had won his hun drcdth stneplechase, was drawn for the cohscr.pton anj had to serve for a year. He asked to be placed in the cavalry. explaining with due modesry that be Wis not unknown as a horse man. The military council of revision refused the request on the ground that as hls period Of service was only one year he would not have time to learn to ride
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
BURNS B.G ROLL AND
 BLOWS 0UT HIS BRAINS
tbat he was going to kilI hlmselt

that he was going to kill himself.
 Ha drew a revolver. walked across the street to the city park, and calling to passers.by to watch him die, fired a bullet into his brain. He fell dead in sJantly. Presley, who was well known throughout this and neighboriug states, had been drinking heavily for two weeks.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
SGl6HAY WEATHER

The result o' the observation taken ag Moore wharf st midnight, Sept. 8, lgO7, is ss follows Temperature time ObserVat'n 50 above Max. temp. preceding 24 hOurs,.5S above Min " .55 above Mean ..5+ above
 Barometer 2gTO
 Raining, calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
COUNCIL HOLDS LONGEST
 MEETING 0F ITS RECORD

registering of births and deaths showed up last night uud was laid over uatil. next meeting in order that a penalty clause for its violation may be agreed upon. The report of the police judge showed that 3lO5 had been collected iu. dues during the past month. The re port of tne city treasurer was also sub. mited and vii be published tomorrow
 Contractor E. J. Ltdiicoal asked that he be allowed ooe hundred dollars as part payment ou the work he Is doing at the school house. The request o'. Mr. Liddicoat was allowed.
 rhuip Abrabams appeared before the council and asked that tbe council recommend icr appointment Edwin Browne as townsie trustee. The council signed 8 recommendation, which win be sent on to Washington praying for Mir. Browne's appointment.
 A communication was read from the school board in which they ask that a committee be named by the council to. meet with the school board and go over ,hs school book question. The council did not appear to understand the matter. sufficiently will 10 take l. up jnteIli- gently and finally decided to have Mr. Shea named as the member who would meet with the board and go over the. situation. It appeared from the pc t,sion that ths school boarJ was anN- ious to buy the books and supplies needed by the school children and fur njsb them ag cost price.
 Alderman Shea made report from the Water Works committee that since the last meeting nine taps had been aP- piled for and th,t arrangements were. being carried ou for the installation Of. the pipe needed as rapidly as possible. From the me committee cAme the re. port that the question of wages for street work had been settled The city will pay 70 ceaJs an hour and furnish the men. with rubber boots.
 Oa motion of Alderman Mclean the fire limits were extended $, as to iu- cI1de the south side of Thirteenth street, and an ordinance will likely be passed at the next council meeting pro. vidiuz for ,he immediate extension.
 Alderman Mclean called attention to the fact that there was no penalty claus to the sidewalk ordinance com peltag people tJ lay sidewalks, and i, was m,yed that a new diaance be drafted rryiug with it a penalty for failure 60 lay sidewalks when noLGed 10 do so.
 C. C. Runner appeared before lhe couucifaru requested to be allowed to  build b4y 8 iudovs on the Fii,h avenue side of the Fifth Avenue hotel, which would cx cnl ou: ou to the sidswtk 30 inches. AI., Runner agreed, in the event the cou cu should order them re- moved at a ru ure time to remove them. The request was granted.
 It wss almost n o'clock when mo tiou to adjourn, made by Mr Mclean, prevailed.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
The Daily Alaskan Gable.

Webster, Ia., Sept, 3-Ia sight of an astonished crowd, Carl Presley an ac- tor, yesterday made a bonfire in the sueet of 52,5OO In paper money, threw his diamond rings and stud in the sewer, and then announced to 8 group of his friends in the Park hotel lobby
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04

Last nights session of the city coou- cil was one of the most protracted that has been held for 8 long time. A dis cus,toa over allowing 8 bill for sl0 caused the b-dy 10 remain io session for almost an hour longer than would otherwise have been necessary. Greene Br thers presented a bill for opening lh- safe of Treasurer Britt Council man Kettles stated to the council sLal inc bill was being considered by the committee and that it could not report u0 .l as lh.s time. Mr Greene then ssAsd permission to address the council and stated that there was no cause for holding up the bill, ss Mc. Britt had 0 Kd. it. This brought Alderman sleLean to his feet with declaration lhsJ .t co1ld n0I be pgsslble that Mr. Brit. had Q. K'd the Oi.l as Mr Britt had told him that the bill should not be allowed. However, rhs b,ll was pro- daesd and showed that Mr. Britt had re ,mmended tt for payment notwilh- s.-ud.ug his statement to Mclean. This brought on much discussion, the council rot being able to understand lrn Brltrs ac-.on. Alderman Shea moved ,ha, ,ha amount be taken out Of Mr. Brtus salary, but the motion got u, second. Finally, to stop the How ot argument, more than from any real de sire 10 be forced to pay the bin, the council ordsrsl the city lo pay tt,
 The committee on Public Works and Public Property, made 8 report which Vas signed by both members. The report stated that they believed she atlemp. made by he two lighting companies Co force the city to pay the exorbI.ant charge they asked for light ug .he streets was a "bold-up, and declined to recommend the lighting Of the city at all. Mlyor Conway spoke along Ines that while he believed the city Was being taken advantage ot by a com binatiou of the two companies still the city was powerless lo do any thing but accept. AIr. Shea made the assertion that a representative Of one c5mgaly had made statements to him that they made but little money while furnishing one halt of the lIghss for sI.75 a mcn,h, but that if they were allowed 10 supply all the lights for the city streets they would be able to make moaey by it. However, when the chance came for them Co to so they made a combination and thus had the the city at their mercy. After 8 lot Of lalk the motlol that Ihe city make 8 contract along the same lines that prevailed last year, with the exception that the price of lights be 75 cents 8 light higher this year than they were last, was passed.
 The school board sent 10 a petition assing that $500 be given them by the l4.h. This money is to be used to carry on tue necessary work of the schools. A notion prevailed that the petition be granted.
 The ordinance providing for the
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04

The Fifth Avenue Hotel is the biggest and best app0.u.sd hostel rY in all the north
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-04
Listou ToIt

2ecitals on the Duplex day and night 8 he Seattle Its the sWesie5t music city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16
SUMMER RESORTS TO LET.
OLD SWEET SPRINGS.
Attractions of Famous Resort Open
Since Year 1899.

The Old Sweet Springs, Monroe county.
W. Va. have been celebrated since the time
of the Indians for the curative properties OF
the waters. and as a health and pleasure
resort since 1892. when for those days a
large hotel was built.
Gen. Washington and his wife spent the
summer of 1877 there, and in 1904 Jerome
Bonaparte met. wooed and won the beauti-
full Elizabeth Patterson of Baltimore.
The natural beauties Of the place are
said to be uneXcelled in the Nirgiuias, also
the golf course and bathing pools. frhe ball
room is spacious and has Of the best
dancing floors in The mountains. and the
tennis court, bowling alleys, riding and
driving, etc. furnish ample amusement.
The lawn of over fi'tv acres is unsur-
passed anywhere. while the farm of nearly
2.00o acres and the garden of fifteen acres
furnish all the meats and vegetables used,
which are noted for their quality.
For the past two years the place has been
conducted by the owner. not on the lessee
plan formerly in vogue. and the result has
been that the reputation made is something
to which he can point with pride" Most
of the Washington people who we're there
during the seasons IF 1903 and 1906 unquali-
fedly indorsed the present management
and engaged rooms for the present season
before leaving.
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ARANDALE HOTEL.
BEDFORD. Pa

BEDFORD. PA
Open June 1. Six acres OF beautiful lawn. Sur.
rounded by large farm. which furnished regc tables
milk and butter for the hotel Terms reasonable.
Booklets. my20 30ts7
The Essic 200 TT s In Alleshe ens,s, Golf
cbestra: steam heat; furnished cottages; excellent
cuisine; booklet II. NJ. ESSICk. Essck Hgts., Pa.
u,y20-3Ot-4
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Cl1alybeate Springs Hotel,
Bedford. Pa

Strictly rstclass; large grounds; fine shade; cool
nights: all vegetables served tables fresh daily
from gardens have dairy for OF
hotel orchestra during the season. For booklets or
Jr., Prop.
my27 60 3Ot. 10
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HOTEL MONTICELLO,

Ocean end of Kentucky avenue. Near all attrac-
tons. NEW THROUGHOUT ATLANTIC CITY'S
LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST APPOISTED
HOTEL AT MODERATE RATES. Elegant rooms
with bath. Table and service OF highest standard.
Home like surroundings. Liberal ownership manage
mcnt. Cap. COO. Special rates $40 up wkly. 81 up
daily. Booklet. A. CONRAD Elk HOLM.
argI
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Coulter Hail. sauss ra@ se, Ase s: "a
management; newly renovated: table unsurpassed;
white help; baths: elevator. Booklet. VIM. c. Lore.
iel LOOT, 4
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MONTANESCA.

Everything new. neat and modern. Elevator,
steam heat, electric lights. private baths. orches
ira. Golf All amusements. Write for booklet.
my1-Su, w-35t,7 j. ID. IyISON, Mt. Pocono Pa
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Maryland ave, very r BEACH STEEL PIER
and FINEST BATHING GROUND.
Every convenience of a hgh-prieed hotel: every
comfort of modern home, yet MODERATE RATES
Ownership management. l. G. KENDRICk.
je5-
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THE KHTTATHNNY,

DeIaware Winter Gap, Ia.
Largest. most modern. finest located hotel In
private park of 200 acres Golf, tennis. bowling,
boating, fishing. bathing etc. Hotel has private
baths. elevators, steam heat. open wood fires bot
and cold running water In rooms. orchestra, tele-
graph and telephone Offices livery and garage etc.
Superior table. supplied from OWN FARM. IL
Illustrated booklet upon application. Special June
and July rates. G. FRANK COPE.
ia1
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HOTEL ALPHIN.
HOT SPRINGS. VA.
Ideal place to spend the summer. Finest Mineral
Baths In America. Rates. $3.50 to SIS per week.
Address JAUDON BROWNE. Prop,
ny21-8 Hot Spriags. Va.
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DOQJBI ING GAP

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL,
MELVILLE. CUMBERLAND Co, PA.
20 50. Miles of Mountain Forest Park and Lake.
Refined environment and amusements Medicinal
springs. Resident physician. Address
GEORGE ALBERT FREYER. Owner.
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HOTEL RIVERTON. RIVERTON, yA.-oPEN;
entirely management; black bass fishing
June l; this is most beautiful resort; located
on an eminence between Shenandoah rivers:
e. N. OBERLANDER and A. C. DUNCAN.
myn-eod yOt
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VIRGIN IA.
THE ELKTON.

HOTEL ROYAL, FRONT ROYAL, VA, OPEN.
Blue Ridge mountains, North and South Shenan-
doah rivers; Sd season same manag shat y
lawns; wide verandas. All popular amusements.
Particulars and rates. S. B. PERKINS PROP
Front Royal, Va. je9-Su2 ct.
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The FrOmtemaC, y RsHtq fdn fef Bea lSo
Central to all attractions A new, modern. high
class hotel good the best. Capacity $50.
VIII make special terms during June and July;
IS up weekly; Sl.50 up daily; Saturday to Mon
day. So including large ocean view rooms, metal
beds elevator. baths, superior cooking, fine table,
white service. etc; wide cool porches overlooking
ocean and boardwalk. Booklet.
jel-3Ot W. r. WATTS
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Hotel j aCk son,

Iircpruof Virginia Ave. and Beach
Opposite the Steel Pier.
S.r la. spring rates. ST. 30 per week up. $3.50
per day up. American plan. Kcfuru~hed through
out Finest cafe In the city. Excellent cuisine
MUSly JOHN CRUISE
jr!J. .sut 10
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TILE LEXINGTON.
HOTEL GLENSEDE,

ORIENTAL AVE. AND BEACH
On" hi from ocean, large. airy rOomS; superior
table home comforts, reasonable rates Book let
mailed a +. GREENE
1tlhriu
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THE HOTEL FRONT T|ENAG

1000 ISLANDS, ST. LAWRENCE RIVER,
OPENS JUNE 10Th.
magnificent hotel, delightfully."- situated
island in the st. Lawrence river. The favorits
water for motor boats and boat racing, fishing
rowing and all aquatic sports. An extremely
picturesque nine hole golf course free guests OF
the hotel: also tennis and other sports.
For booklet and full information address
G. G. TRUSSELL, Manager,
Frontenac, N. Y.
tAlso Manager Bon Air. Augusta. Ga.l
my1l-s Su, tn tn, DOT
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THE ST. CHARLES.

Most Select Location the Ocean Front.
distinctive FOR i.> elegance. exclusyencss. high
class patronage and liberal management; orchestra
~ Slln>}S Sea water In all baths Booklet, rates,
reservations, etc. Apply To Washington repre- senta-
tive, II. RALPH III RION. Bond building. phone
Main 21Uu. NEWI.IN HAINES
t,II
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
NEW CLARION,
HOTEL IMPERIAL.

Kentucky ave. Second house from beach. Elevator.
Special spring rates. Booklet. 8. Z. BOSIFACE.
jel BOT A
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LREEIN' ) EIU I ILL., Fard5pGan Plan
Directly ON the ocean front. between tue two IA
NOUS piers, the essence IF location Capacity. 800
Sea auI frr,h-g alter baths attached To suites and
putlt superior Ariu and cafe.
j.!5 |rt HOWARD w. GARRISON.
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NEW HOTEL RUDOLF,
on THE OCEAN FRONT
HOTEL TRANMORE

With its magnificent iO-story addition presents
the finest equipped and most modern of Atlantic
City's leading hotels Superlatiye in construction
app0l ment and service. Guests rooms averag-
Ing 10 feet square and each with full ocean view.
Private baths. fresh and water, attached TO
each ROOM Spacious sOlarlum and cOnseryatori
on roof HjGh-class orchestral concerts daily. Golf
privileges TO guests. Illustrated booklet upon re-
Pres Chas. o. Marquette. Manager. l-30t, 10