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Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
HENRY HARRISON BROWN

Author Concentration" How to Con.
troll Fate" Mans Greatest Discovery.
etc, will speak Sunday o'clock. Subject,
"A NEW THOUGHT EASTER" Silver
offering at the door. Blanchard hall, 233
S. Broadway, and will continue his Les
sons In the Fundamental Principles of
Mental Science. Tuesday, April %, ana
s D. m-The Universe of Love. God is
Love. My relation to my fellows. The
Golden Rule L Am Love.
wednesday, April II, and p. M
The Universe as Truth. The Law and the
Power of Self Control. The Mastery of
Fate. Will.
Friday. April 16. and s'p. m.-Review
and Answering Questions.
Lessons u hour each. Single lessons
Soc Blanchard art hall. 232 S. Hill st.
oath floor, elevator service). 4-10-2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

The Citizens National bank aggrega-
ton, which tied for first honors with
the First National bank nine for the
trophy, was unable to play off the tie
on account of Pitcher Bridwell being
called east, and the game was not
played. 49,
This game will be contested at Ath-
letic park at Fourth and Indiana
streets, and will be called at 2:3O o'cock.
Following is the lineup:
A MTG
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CHURCH NOTICES
THE LOS ANGELES
FELLOWSHIP

Special Easter service Reynold d.
Biirht will speak Mt Blanchard hall, 2SS
south Broadway, at IL a. m. on Ine
Kind of Immortality l Want" Music by
the Fellowship orchestra, Miss Helen
Tape and Alfred E. Walper All seats
free to all atV
FASTER SERVICES AT THE FIRST BAP-
fist church. Morning topic, "rhe Resur-
reetion." The beautiful cantata, THE kes-
direction" by Memmey, will be rendered ny
the choir under the direction OF Mrs. Risen
er Evening subject, Easter Lilies and the
ISmpty Tomb Prof Stout will sing Tho
Victor's Crown" Easter services of the
Sunday school at $50. Young Peoples meet
ings at 615 p. M. AL seats free. Every
body welcome, a-io-S
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
TRussEs AND SUPPORTERS

Truss CO Truss Fi1TTfNd
SPECIALISTS; elastic hoisery, etc. 741 3
SPRING ST 6-10-z
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

ENERGETIC, CLEAN CUT
young man of ability and character wants
position of trust where attention to detail
will count for something Have newspaper.
grocery and printing experience; good book
keeper and typewritist Am now employed
by large hrm in this city; furnish Al
references by special permission. IL you
think that l am the man you looking for
please drop me a card and l will be glad to
interview you or correspond with you. i am
not here for my health. 80 IL you do not
mean business do not answer this advertise
ment. Address +. BOX 777. Herald. 3-lS-i
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BIRTHS
GIRLS

GOULD-To j. Porter and Nina Stone
Gould, 1915 Irolo street
STRAIN-To Samuel T. and Katherine
Strain, California hospital
WHITE-To Elwood and Hattie D. White
124 East Fifty-third street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
ROYS

SHAI-To Wong Tong and HON Shat, 323
Marchessault street.
CLYBURN-To Arthur E. and Faye ely
burn, AGA South Evergreen street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
BANKERS LEAGUE
TO OPEN SEASON
THREE GAMES ON SCHEDULE
FOR TOMORROW
FIRST NATIONAL EXPECTS TO
RETAIN TROPHY
Teams Have Been Practiclng for
Weeks Past and Close Contest
for Pennant Is Conf
IDENTITY Expected

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% German American VS.. Farmers and g
g Merchants at Harvard. g
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After several weeks of hard practice
the bankers base ball teams will start
on their league schedule this aft
ernoon on the st. Vincent's Harvard
military and Boyle Heights Athletic
clus diamonds.
Last season the First National bank
team won first honors and the trophy
donated by the league officials, and they
expect to repeat the performance this
season. Several fast pitchers are con-
nected with the league this year, and 1t
is predicted that the pennant race Will
be close.
Delhi. the former Santa Monica high
school pitcher, will go on the mound for
the Merchants National bank team,
and he will be expected to hold his own
against any of the other slabsters in
the organization, as he is heady
pitcher and has the speed. Knowles,
formerly of the Hollywood high school
team, will go in the box for the Ma
tional bank aggregation. Knowles
placed the Hollywood team on its feet
in the recent Suburban league before
he met with an accident in football
practice
James Reinhard of the Schoolmas-
ters' baseball team has "ditched" that
class of ball tossers to play in the Ger
man-American bank nine Saturday aft
ernoon. Jeems has the twisters and
will make the other pitchers in the
league take notice if they are to keep
up their winning streak and hold first
place in the league percentage.
Following is the lineup of this game:
r-rner >-ArroN-AT NATIONAL, RANK
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DIED

CHLAPOWSKA-April s, at Bay Island, East
Newport, Cal, Madame Helena Modjeska
Chlapowska, a native of Poland. Solemn
requiem mass at Cathedral of st. Vibiana
Monday, April u, at $3.50 a. m. ADOPT
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

YOUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION AS
chauffeur; am of good family and gradu-
ate in gas engine and electrical engineering
studies; have driven all the best cars in the
country; am careful and considerate of other
people when driving and an excellent
taker. Address BOX 564, Herald Asst
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

Juniors and all school boys and girls How
would you entertain with all-day, outdoor
nicnic? Aunt Laurie viii give cash prizes Of
81 for best letter on this subject. Address
her care this paper.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

WANTED-AN OPPORTUNITY TO RID
your house Of insects; vacate your infested
homo for "a hours and l will guarantee to
rid it of every living insect. Call adj
dress 1913 N. FIGUEROA ST. 4-I0-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

ADVERTISING MAN OF ABILITY AND
talent to make finished illustrations desires
situation with a reputable concern, either in
or out OF Los Angeles. l can show results
from my previous work in advertising that
1 capable and have original ideas. Am
resident and not here for the benefits de-
rived from the climate. Address BOX 563.
Herald 4-S-7t
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UNION AVE. M. E. CHURCH

Court ST. and Union ave.
REV. WILL A. KNIGHTEN, Pastor.
Morning sermon, "unassailable truths OF
will render special music. There VIII
be a Sunday school concert in the evening.
4-10-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
Sltuations-Male

THE HERALD TENDERS THE FREE USE
of its situation Wanted" columns for an
indefinite pr ID to anyone seeking en-
ployment Each ad willsbe run one time.
but may be renewed often as desired by
bringing 1t to the counter OF The Herald
office each day. This privilege Is re-
Etricted to those seeking employment and
will not be granted to employment
agencies and others making a business OF
seeking to supply help.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS
LOST AND FOUND

WHITE AND BLACK COLLIE DOG STRAY
ed from Ingraham and Valencia streets April
S; animal very intelligent; answers name OF
Taddie Telephone SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Main 90, OF Al269; liberal reward. 4-l0-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
GEM EFT RIES
INGLEWOOD PARK
CEMETERY

Two miles outside the city limits. on the
Los Angeles and Redondo Ry.; 300 acres
of perfect land with improvements out
CHASING any cemetery on the Coast
2O7 5. Broadway, Room ZOE. Phones:
F33O3, Main 1869. Supt. Phone A9593.
4-1-12 months
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

est
REV. LEWIS G. MORRIS, Rector.
EASTER DAY SERVICES
a. m.-Holy communion. Practitioners
especially requested to attend.
1880 a. m-Hoy communion.
IL a. m.-Holy communion and sermon.
4:30 D. m.-Children's service.
At the ELEVEN O'CLOCK SERVICE
the pews will be reserved for the members
OF the parish until TEN MINUTES OF
ELEVEN. Take Grand ave. car to Adams
street, or yellow University car to Chester
Mace and walk through Chester place.
4-10-2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

MAN ON SALARY DE-
sires room in private home with home at
mosphere; near Pico or Eleventh, close to
Main or Hill preferred Address BOX 49,
Herald. a-1o-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

The German American and the Farm
ers and Merchants bank teams will
cross bats at the Harvard military field.
Following is the lineup;
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
PERSONALS
STORAGE

LARGE PRIVATE. LOCKED, IRON ROOMS
trunks boxes. ETC.. 25c to soc; open vans
Sc per day, or 75c per hour We pack and
ship household goods everywhere at re-
duced rates COLYEAR'S VAN AND STOR-
AGE CO., office 509-11 S. Main st. Ware
house 4l5-17 San Pedro st. Phones F3l7l.
Main ILL., 3-25-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

EXPERIENCED ROAD SALESMAN is
OPEN TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS
WITH REPRESENTATIVE HOUSE ON
COMMISSION BASIS. BOX 652, HER
AID. ALOE
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. April 9 1909.
Time Bar. lTher. Hum WlndIVe Weather
; p m. sS.9s = Ii sw l. Clear Clear.
Maximum temperature S4
Minimum temperature Sc
Rai-<all for season 1907.
RaiH4all last season to date 1895.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

WANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED MAN.
strong, healthy and willing to work. Will
work at anything. Address all letters TO
WILLIAM CALOs. box aga. Herald
l-24-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
WANTED
Real Estate

LOT OR ACREAGE NEW
$500 piano will buy; can pay $500 cash addt-
tionaI Want to build BOX $40, Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL

Call and he will.
guide you with GER
teinty higher than
human power; tells
you the truth. GOOD
or bad.
Arise! Throw of
thy shacltles." Ex-
change sorrow for
Joy. darkness for
light. BE master
of your own des-
tiny"
He gives dates
facts and figures
reliable and I'M
portant advice.
HIS REVEAL
TONS ARE MOST
WONDERFUL and
acknow ledged to be
of the highest or
der, not made 20
satisfy idle curios-
ity. but intended 70
give those VINO
seek the truth a
permanent benent.
4aaF fnla
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

POSITION AS COMPANION TO ANY ONE.
going north; refined young man will go for
expenses; give best of references. Adj
dress BOX 64S, Herald. 4-10-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

YOUNG MAN, "a GOOD EDUCATION AND
best references, unmarried but dependent
family, wants work at once Address BOX
$50, Herald. 4-10-1
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EMMANUEL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Corner OF Tenth and Figueroa streets.
REV HUGH X. WALKER, ID. D., Pastor,
viii preach special sermons at IL a. m.
and at 1880 p. m. Spbjects morning,
1.-THE Actual Advance from Credibility to
Certainty" evening "The Hearts Easter
Pilgrimage" Elaborate musical pro-
grams will be rendered under the direction
of Mrs. Edmund S. Shank at each service.
4-10-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
EAsTER SUNDAY ATTRACTION

FASTER SUNDAY ATTRACTION
Do not fail to see the palting of Christ
by Guido Rent called Doubling Thomas,
in Lee l.. Powers antique store window,
627 South Olive St, Easter Sunday morn
ing. 4-lO-l
NOTICE TO CHURCHES-COPY FOR ALL
church notices for the Saturday and Sunday
morning issues Is requested to be turned In
at The Herald office by Friday noon. II
possible This will assure proper classifca-
ton and publication. S-ll-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10
DENTISTS

ok. BACHAlANS, 205-6 Majestic IheateI
Bldg, $40 ). Bdway. F56SI, Main 1916. II
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

WANrED-Ex MAN IN PAPER
box factory: also young used to paper
box work. RENSHAW-JoNES-S SUTTON, S2i
Stephenson. flO-2
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DETECTIVES

EXPERIENCED WOMAN DETECTIVES CIV
n or criminal cases, in or out Of the city;
references if desired. South 1876 or BOX 554,
Herald 4-S-7t
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

YOUNG MARRIED MAN WISHES TO FARM
a small place shares; will furnish tools
and live stock. BOX $685. Herald. 4-10-1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-21

That grand old dodge Of the Repub'
lIcan party down East 10 getting Old
ana wcrn 10 the quick. IN the hither-
10 'hey have been heralding them,
selves as the advance agents Of pros.
perity and The restoration Of cont
dence was q job they worked AZ az
clsen as the watch tinker has TO keep
his Ingersoll watch running for Q
regular time test,
But the prosperity dodge Is now
working only IN spots. and tho Con
gress seems unable to get the Dat
teries spanked for q fuller working do.
pnrtment
BY placing a special privilege here
and there the old Cannon guard was
able 10 keep their worn out engine
Of prosperity throwing enough steam
and gravel 10 make the world believe
II was sim heavipg o mighty path
adowa the IaEe. hut the several hun
aieN thousand skilled laborers out Of
employment In New England. and the
long stretches Of Idle men surround.
ina the free bread wagons In New
York make the former pledges Of the
old Republican machine look mighty
weak.
10 Offset this The tariff commIs.
sion instructed the board 20 make thu
Payne bin help nightly IN Connect
cut, New Jersey, Massachusetts
Rhode Island and Pennsylvania, bu
the fight waged by Cooper. Murdoch
81 al. against Cannon as Speaker
grew 80 fast and became 80 alarming
that be purchased the Tammany low
err strata, but also was forcei him to
invade the Louisiana sugar fields
for Democratic aid. Hence Cannon
made q few pledges not on the pro
gram and Aldrleh viii make the tai
ii bach for New England. and Ias'
III III the House. on Senate amend
ments 70 tie formers bill. viii occur
the battle royal for 4 bill favorable
Is certain communities.
Meanwhile the commonallty. tina.
great body forced tc pay expenses
o. the Vaccinations Of bad politlcsl
practices. will be asked to look pleas
ant and pay the freight,
But so Icing. as We have so often
stated, as Kansas, Iowa. Dakota. and.
Nebraska farmers wish to contribute
ten per cent Of their earnings for the
welheing Of others, Just that long viii
Che e%xpediency sian Of The Republic
80 political division continue 10 co
Joy the loaHes and fishes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-21

titled to recognition and set Il
fhf ugh merit alone
The Mlllefs have been nuthfies
friends. They are Of those who We're
standing Al the post Of duty when
the time to act was at hand. and they
required ne guiding hand % know
what 10 10.
Whether sou 60 10 lheir entertain.
ment Is a matter for the individual
who Is seeking amusement and that
which Is newell; whether you lake
the hand OF the Millers when YOU see
lhem among ns. Is q matter IN which
the entire city Is Interested,
Ten the Miliers you are glad they
arr heres tell them they are as Vel.
come as ever. and that whether they
come as the head of q sreat amuae-
ment ln~atitntloni as ranchers rich and
powerful or an pnapers WhO have lost
their an. that they are Of and a part
OF Guthrie. and as such they aN
among friends who are The right sort
~ready and willing 10 do all possible
FOR those who are deserving.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-21
cHApMAN le q

Only those VINO have labored side
BY side, noting the total elimination
Of self for the bettermeut Of the
newspaper world can understand the
bends Of friendship there establish
ed to live longer than life. Chapman,
o wonderful product who has Ions
lived 10 the West each day II sap
posed 10 write q poem for the Denver
gColQradol Republican, Recently he
was taken III with ID grippe. and one
Ct the stad gave notice as follows:
Cactus Center's on the bum.
No longer on the boom;
It's muse Is 'feelln' mighty blue
Aud plunged In deepest gloom.
no more the cowboys whom 'er ~
Az the old time lively clip;
Or give their thoughts 10 liter'chure.
For Chapman'a got the grip.
The nd Is on. IFS nailed down tight.
The faro game Is stllled,
The likker's lost rs old time taste
Aad all the spirits chilled.
No more the gentle lsasr roan
Tie stage has missed q trip.
Talngg hereabesNs amt what they waz
Ere Chapman got the grip.
4 Chap was first 10 throw a rope
On the center's Pegasus.
10 saddle. bit aud teach him tricks
And ride the little cuss.
Now all the boys are mighty sore.
The Center's on the hip
That we can't draw 0ur shootin' irons
And shoot III some this grip
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Eternal vigilance IS needed BY
newspapers TO miss libel suits. Hard.
" a paper Is Published In America
that does moi contain libelous mat
ter, YET. as q matter Of fact. not one
time In a thousand Is there an atom
Of malice IN the publication.
Every news editor cuts out mat
ter that would be libelous every day
Of hts life, but once In a while some.
thing gets past him.
The predecessor OF the News.Capi
tai had such an experience A rath-
er racy account OF the arrest OF some
parties for disturbing religious ser.
vices appeared. The body Of the ar.
tlcle was entirely harmless but at the
very close Of It the reporter. from a
sense OF fairness 10 the accused,
briefly mentioned what was rumored
would be their defense 10 the accu.
sation. This rumored defense was
construed as lihelons, Had he case
gone 10 trial and had such testimony
ctme out IN the trial Il would haaa
been privileged and could have been
published without any risk.
A suit OF the most sensational
character can be filed n q court.
This can be published IN full or In
part. provided that the publication
Is IN every way upheld by the text
Of the petition But should the re-
porter see the defendant and publish
his answer to the same IN advance Of
L being regularly filed IN csarf. ant
should tny part Of that answer be n
BOGUS, the PAPER and not the defend
ant could be held accountable.
IN Nebraska q city council had
trouble with some contractors and
passed q resolution condemnIng The
contractors and attacking their busl
ness reputation A newspaper print.
ed the resolutions as q part OF the
council proceedings. THE Newspaper
was sued for libel and could not show
that the publication was privileged.
as the passing 81 resolutions about
folks was not q lawful act on the part
81 the c0eHnll.
IN Missouri there lived two broth.
ers. Ed end Tom Mnloney. One got
tanked up and mlstook another mans
team for his own and drove II I'VE
miles before The mistake was dIse0y.
cred He Was handled N the police
court for drunkenness and distrderIy
conduct The policeman thought II
was Ed and so told the reporter. IA
turned out 20 be Tom and ED made
the paper compromise e libel suit.
The libel laws are q little too rig.
ID, When the motive Is iustihahle.
when there is no malice. and when
there Is a willingness 10 make full
PREPARATION the prosecutor IN n libel
cult should never be able to collect
any more than actual damages. and
Under such circumstances. there Is
never much actual damage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-21

Wallo the pseplo Of Oklahoma afe
opposed 10 al Wild west nuasense
apd bitterly aasail those correspan!
snts who teach the n0yiees at our
nlnlfy as Il does not and never ex.
slcd, the people Of this state and
mere especially the people " Unth.
ne always have and always wNI greet.
The Miller brolhera with glad acclaim.
They have The last biz ranch ana they
had Iae largest in ranch days. known
III this section, and their ranch shows
under the canvass much a. can be
seen any day ont there on the great
weep Of tho prairie nearby the Ars
bAnsea tho LONGEST nHairie alhfhm of
hlN kn0wns wu9lds gaaM
These xcung men are autcessful
because they merit SUCCESS: theg hold
approval of their home people. their
lslness associates and nelBhbors oE
Nany years standing, because they
refit The confidence fepoaed, and bel
cause they are men OF high honor
and sur purpose, mon who ore en-.
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lNc0MF TAx

4
That there viii be a Federal IN.
come lax law within the next few
years Is now accepted as an Inevlta.
Bile fact. That the actual spirit OF
the law does moi coincide with the
proper general deductions for our
form Of government, Is accepted BY all
parties and the leaders thereof, but
the ~exigencles Of securing the bur
dens OF taxation In equity for all force
this hateful policy upon whichever
party may be Ia power. Theoretical
" II Is q bad policy and SAVIOR much
Of extreme class legislation. but the
greater the earning power Of a cit
Ixen. the more he Is required to aid
the Government which grants that
freedom Of enterprise and individual
act enabling the accumulation or his
or her fortune. Hence Il Is decreed
those acquiring much must In equity
contribute more toward the perpetu-
liy Of authority and establishment Of
order. From a strict Interpretation
Of Democratic tenets. income taxa.
ticn is wrong, gtill II has been one
of the party declarations for many
Gears. and even the trustlled Renub-
llcans are awakening TO The fact that
the measure must IN The end prevail
the President being said 70 be rong-
IL IN favor OF such On enactment az
the next session d the Congress.
The former decision og the supreme
court, To effect the tax Is unconsti.
t%utlonal, was secured by q majority
u one vote In the court, and that a
new law viii be held valid Is seldom
questioned IN wellinformed quarters.
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Warming Up
Now doth the festive dray horse shed
His coat Of Ostermoor;
The fragrant pole-cat goeth forth
To mix up with the air.
The green hy wakes and bats his eye
Aud fools around lie stasie:
The red wasp splits upon his nest
On tde %granary's gable.
The old COW wraps her picked tongue
Around the rhubath stalks
The spring calf gurgles for his dam
And wobbles as he walks.
The shanghai spreads upon her nest
Behind the coal hoaae door;
The farmer lchIng from her list
Sells fresh eggs at the store.
The pirate sparrow builds her neat-
Harhlngef Of bug and mite;
The we%cping.iUm cat splits the air
Wide open IN the night.
TIE smoke along the road nfOclalms
The camp fire Of the bum:
The bills for summer t0gs arrive
! know that spring has come.
Clarence y. Martin
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Q BACHELOR REFLECTIONS. 9
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from the New York pressl
The more daring q man has on the
battlefield the less courage he has
n q sick bed.
The comfort & woman can find IN
rowing stout IS IT'S because of what
hanny nature she has.
The meanest trick 4 man e aiay
N q girl IS 70 believe her when she
lays she won't marry bin.
An engaged mar Is a terrible liar
% make out he doesn't mind beng
tuck With pins every time he SHOWS
her how much he loves her.
THERE'S nothing makes a man
grOwf so much about at home and
brag so much about downtown as
vhal an expensive family he supports.
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Once more there Is need Of q place
& amusement and again this de-
partment calls attention to the oppor.
tunity TO make OF tho Cis.s.svn rlv.
cr one OF The great inland pleasure
places Of The Southwest. There Il
actually less money required TO accom-
pllsh than almost any other one
thing 10 be contemplated In the way
% amusement and profit 10 the invest.
OF at the same time. The river IL
Ealty. caused by flowing through the
salt mines farther up the stream. and
the detst expense viii avail 10 con
serve this In a natutnrlOum sufficient
for Tho satisfaction e the most OK.
acting person. Railroad fAsilIties can
be- secured for the venture. All nee.
essaFY being the erection Of NE prop
er buildings along the stream. and
even those edlIlres need not repre-.
sent a tremendous outlay OF cash.
One who is competent to make a
statement. figures that the pools with
requisite buildings Of comfort. SAINT
tation, ventilation, etc, can be erect.
ed at an expense beneath s7.00e. and
the Advantages Of good buildings
would be considered at that cost. too.
Ordinary form Of entertainment viii
make the place The best drawing
card IN the inland district. for the
benefits Of sail bathing are 10 we'll
understood and taken advantage Of
50 veil, there can be not The least
doubt Of securing al the patronage
me concern would be ready % care
for tie first year Il Is open. Re It
remembered, TOO. that this can be
made an ali.ihe year around prDpo.
altlen. Il certainly merits mveatlga.
lion.