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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
RESPITE GRANTED
TO ABNER SMITH
WREckiNG CREELMAN BANK
GIVEN TEN DAYS BY PARDON
BOARD.

Chicago, May O., Former Judge Ab
ner Smith was yesterday granted a
respite of from ten days to two weeks
from his commitment to theJoliet
.penitentiary by the state board Of par
.dons. Sheriff Strasshem yesterday
|morning received the following tele-
gram from Charles Eckhart, chairman
of the board:
The governor and the board cf
Ipardons request YOU no to take Judge
Abner Smith to Joliet for ten days or
two weeks, so that he can prepare
statements for them before they fin,
,ally pass upon his petition for par,
don Can you grant this request ?
Please answer
Chief Deputy Peters replied that the
Request of the pardon board would be
granted.
Smiths hope for clemoncy now ap-
pears TO hinge on his ability to show
what he has done with the money
which the men who are opposing his
pardon say he took from the bank
Attorneys Clarence s. Darrow and
Edgar l.. Masters Receiver Daniel ID
Iiealey and Robert r. Howe. cashier
of the defurct institution returned
from Springfield to Chicago yester-
day The one point which seemed to
have struck the governor as vital IN
the arguments made against execu-
tive clemency was, they said, the
charge that Smith took $S3.0O0 out OF
the banks funds within two months
after he became affiliated with II,
and that he has hidden this sum-
Before the state board OF pardons
takes further action the former iurist
will be compelled to file a statement
of facts Smith has been instructed
to tell the board Of his operations in
connection with the bank, and also
what became of the moFey The an
5wer Is 70 be fled by May 10. Al that
time Governor Boaeon aad the -naill-
oers of the board VIII set the case
for hearing.
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NO LET-UP ON
THE SUGAR TRUST
FAKE WEIGHING CASE NOT OVER
PROSECUTION TO BEGIN
SOON AS EVIDENCE CAN BE
MADE READY

New York Nay Criminal prose
cution by the federal goyernme wi |
he begun as a result of the disclosures
in he recent suit of the gov rnment
against the American Sugar Refinin :
company. This announcement was
made today by Henry l.. Stimson, who
is acting as special attorney for the
government.
Mr.. Stimson's statement followed a
conference with United States Dis
Grict Attorney Wlse In the lattlr's
office
"Of course there will be a Grimm
prosecution of the guilty persons. .
Mr., Stimson declared. "The cas- 2
will be prosecuted to a finish. The
corporation has already been pun.
ished criminally by the $l34,00) PEN
alties imposed. That was a punish
ment for criminal acts The other
$2.O00,000 was restitution of back
duties accruing from false weighing.
The hing for US to do now is t)
get at the persons behind the corpora.
tion, whether officers or employees,
who have been guilty of criminal
acts, and punish them. We can not
tell when the prosecution will begin
but it will be as soon as we get our
evidence ready to present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
LAST FLICKER
OF Resistance
MUTtNY OF MARINES IN GARRi-
SON AT YiLDiZ QUICKLY
PUT DOWN.
REFUSED TO EMBARK
of No Avaii-Treasures of Vii
dig Palace Being In
ventoried by Committee.

Constantinople. MAY 2-The ma.
rines in the Kassim barracks, situated
behind the American emba IS,
mutined last night ald refused t.
embark for DESTRUCTION to variol $
ports.
The marines belong 10 the old dis
affected garrison and, although they
had nominally surrendered, were
easily persuaded to make an armed
protest against exile from the capi-
tol. a
When Ambassador Leishman looked
out Of his be droom window this morn
ing he observed a battery of mountain
howitZers on the terrace near the en-
bassy. Further up field pieces were
battalions of infantry were
spread out through the Turkish ceme-
terry, and On tho slope overlooking
the Golden Horn.
General Schefet soon brought the
mutineers to terms. After they had
he said: 1T was the
last flicker Of resistance. don
blame the men for the mutiny 1t was
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
REFUSE TO SHIP ON BOATS OF
LAKE CARRIERS ASSOClA-
TlON.
LABOR FIGHT ON LAKES
Thousands Are Idle in Large Cities on
All the Great Lakes-Open Shop
Clause Cause Of
Trouble.

Chicago. H.. May 2.-The strike OF
labor unions on the Great Lakes
against the Lake Carriers Association
or, moreeorrectly their formal relu5-
al to ship on boats controlled by the
association, was put into full opera
tion today al all ports. 1t is estl-
mated that probably 1000 seaman of
all classes are involved in the great
struggle Almost 5000 are row said
to be. employed on boats controlled
by the Carriers, and these were sched
uled TO leave the vessels this mora
ing If in port, or soon as they came
in from sea. referendum vote re-
Gently taken resulted overwhelmingly
In favor of a strike, Accordingly, Y.
A, OlaGder, general secretary Of the
Lake Seamen's Union sent out notices
announcing that Resolution No. /
had been adopted and directed local
officers TO take action this morning.
Resolution No, / read:
Resolved that we endorse the let
ter Of April A. sent to President l.iy-'
ingstone of the Lake Carriers Asso-
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
DFNEEN AND BUSSE WILL MAKE
WELCOMING SPEECHES AT
CHICAGO.
WILL Be PRESENT.
Samuel Ccmners viii Be Among
Sneakers Socialists He'd
Silent Peace Demonstration
On Lake Front.

Chicago, May 2.-The first sassi n
Ct the Second National /. elce Con
gress will be held tomorrow after
neon Robert Treat Paine, of Eoston,
president Of the American Peace SO
society will preside. Gov. Deneen and
Mayor Bussse will welcome the dele
gates to the state and city.
Speeches will flew staedily in
the morning, afternoon aud ev-
ening until Wednesday night
when the congress will con.
clude with a banquet given by tho
Chicago Association congress. 1t Is
estimated that 1900 will attend The
leaders declare the cause of Universal
peace will be given an impetus never
before known.
The most spec aclar of the days
prellminaries was the silent peace
demonstration" of 5000 Socialists on
the lake front The Socialists said
nothing. and tiny red flags in their
bnttonholas were the only distinguish.
ing mark.
President Gompers will be among
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
MOTORC|CYL|STS
IN LONG RUNS
ANNUAL SPRING CONTESTS OF
NEW YORK CLUB TAKE
PLACE NEXT SUNDAY-SUR-
VlVORS GET MEDALS.

New York, May 2.-The regular am
mutt spring run of the New York
Motorcycle club will be held on Sun
LAY, May 9. 1909, and win, from pres
ent indications be an overwhelming
success. The conditions of the run
are as follows: The run will be
divided into two divisions; the first
division will leave Bedford Rest,
Brooklyn, at a. m, having dinner
stop at South Hampton. l.. l.. dis
tance of 100 miles, which is the turn
for home and finish a, Bedford Res
Brooklyn. Survivors of this first
division are to receive a handsome
silver medal; second division is to
leave Bedford Rest. Brooklyn. at a.
m.. with a dinner rest at Patchogue,
l.. l., distance of so miles which is
the turn for home, ana finish at Bed
ford Rest, Brooklyn The survivors of
this division are to receive a hand
some bronze medal
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
ANOTHER SHIP
MAY bE LOST
MOORE FIFTY HOURS
OVERDUE AT DULUTH
TWELVE MEN IN CREW MAY
HAVE PERISHED.

Duluth, MINI. May 2-The steamer
Moore. which left Port Arthur last
Thursday afternosi and is now fifty
hours overdue at Duluth has not beel
heard from and the grayest fears are
entertained that she was swallowed
up in the flecest gale that ever
swept Lakes Superior and Michigan
when the Auturla. Russia and Nester
went to the bottom.
The Moore's crew comprised twelve
men and T. is stated that when the
boat left Port Arthur there were
thirty passengers bound for Duluth
The fact that the steamer has had
ample time in w1Ieh TO reach port
even should she have gone to Granl
Narais for shelter has made The
friends of these aboard fear the
worst has happened.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
SL.UMBtREO IN
BED Of CONCRETE
AND PHILADELPHIA MAN AWokE
TO FIND HIMSELF HELD FAST
CLOTHES HAD TO SOAK
OFF.

Philadelphia May Anything that
was sofe seemed good enough for n
bed to John Murray as he tried TO
wend his way homeward at o'clock
this morning, and when he stumbled
into bed of cement mortar In front
of new building he felt that he neel
90 no further.
He slipped gently down into the
cement AMI slept. Two hours later
he was awakened by a rain spout that
was emptying a goodly portion of a
sudden shower into his face
Guess I'll be going" he murmurel
but he was mistaken. He couldn't
move "A muscle
Policemaa Mike Sankey heard his
cries. and. after prying him out with
a crowbar carried him to the station
house and put him in n bath tub,
where be was allowed to soak several
hours before his clothes could be re.
moved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03

coation, but that We are ready to en-.
ter the employment of any ship own
or who viii agree 10 fair treatment %
cur members. ard whore we can ship
as free men and union men"
Thousands are idle today in Chicd.
go. Cleveland. Buffalo and other cen.
ters. but as a matter of fact the slt
uation differs little from that which
has existed since the opening Of uayi
cation. when the marine engineers
refused OF sign contracts in which
the open slop clause was inserted.
The tie-up today is merely made com
ilete.
The next move Of the leaders will
be TO request the general officers OF
the International Seaman's Union To
come to the lake district and indors
the strike General Secretary Of the
International W. H. Fraser is in East
Boston. but will Immediately get in
touch with the situation. He vii
probably join George Hanser. agent
of the Lake Seamen at Buffalo, and
President Andrew Furuseth Of San
Francisco will come 10 Chicago.
About 4co boats are controlled by
the Lake Carriers Association. but il
is impossible to saw just how many
employees will be- affected. as many Of
tAe vessels are not vet in commits
sion.
Beth sides are firm and there is no
talk OF compromise.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03

tho visiting speakers. This evening
there vas a mass meeting in the Or
chestra hall.
The principal speaker this eveni'g
was President Shurman Of Cornell
University. He declared that Will
modern wars were few. yet the eX-
pense Of preparing in modern times
of peace for war was so enormous
that taxation could not long be con-
tinred for such purposes. He quoted
Senator Hales statement of the third
revenue Of the United States used to
defray expenses Of past wars or
preparation for future wars
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
NELSON'S FUTURE FIGHTS.

Chicago. May 2.-Battling Nelson
announced tonight that he would
fight both Fighting Dick" Hyland
and Cyclone Johnny" Thompson, at
Colma, Cal, before the meeting with
Packey Mcfarland. The Hyland fight
will be May 20; the Thompson fight
July l. Nelson offers to meet Ne
Farland Sept. 9 at Colma for a a.
round match, Nelson demanded a
$4,000 side bet with Mcfarland.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
CRUISERS HEARD FROM
North Carolina and Montana, En-
Route TO Turkey, Now 1,f5o
Miles From Gibraltar.

Washington. May 2.-The armCred
cruisers North Carolina and Mo1ta7a a
which left Guant anamo, April 23rd
for Alexan lretta. were 1.T50 miles
west of Gibraltar last night. according
to a cablegram received today from
the scout cruiser Chester.
The wireless from the North Caro-
lima was received last night aboard
The Chester. which with the Birming
ham are coaling at st. Vincent en-
route 10 Monrovia. Liberia. with the
United States Iiberian commission.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
NOTED MINISTER DIES.

Columbus. o., Mry 2.-Dr. w. F.
Whitlock one of the oldest and best
known elergymen of the Method st
died today. at Delaware, O.
He has two brother ministers. enc in
Danvilie, ILL.,. the other at Fostoria,
o. Mayor Whitlock. of Toledo. is
his nephew.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
FIRE IN PICTURE SHOW.

Peoria. May 2-Three hundred
PEOPLE walked beneath an arch Of
flame in exit from the Crescent
Nickelodeon following an explosion
tonight in the lamp room which re-
suited in enveloping the front en-
trance in fames. Two women faint
ed and the moving picture operator
was severely burned, but a fatal
panic was averjed. Damage $500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
CONGRESSMAN LOSES EYE.

St Louis. May Sacrificing one
eye that he might escape total blind
ness. Congressman Charles A. Crow
of Caruthersville, Mo, submitted toI
an operation at a hospital today. He
probably will recover MIR. Crows
right eye was removed
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
INDIANA BOY is MISSING.

Shoals, Ind, May 2.-Thomas Lent3
a young man, left home, four miles
west of this city Thursday morning
to consult a physician here and has
not been seen since that time Par
ties have been searching the woods
and dragging the White River
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GOT FIVE NAMES.

The Hague. May 2-The condition
of Que Wilhelmina, who gave
birth Co a daughter Friday. and th"
ilTant princess today is thoroughly
satisfactory The princess has D 5ea
named Juliana Louise Emma Marie
WIheimina.
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FOUR DROWNED.

Coshocton. Ohio May Flank
Raujles. George CaIIentiae. We by
Cailisol AMI foin Chiids were
Drowned this afternoon as n result
of The capslzine Of a motor boat in
th2 Trscarawas river. Two other &C
curants were rescued.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
WAR HERO COMING.

Tokyo, May 1.--Vice- Admiral Baron
UTyu, whose ships struck
the first blow in the Russo-Japaness
war. sinking the Variag aud the Ger
letz near Chepulpo, will sail May
for San Francisco, whence he viii 90
to AnnapoIls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
WESTERN LEAGUE.
SMALL pox IN ApANA.

Adana. May Small pox has
broken out in epidemic form. u is
impossible TO estimate the number Il
CASES. but the past fortnight the
spread Of the disease Is frightfal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03
At Chicago.
At ST. Louis.

ST. Louis. May Joss of Cieve-
lanl won by a long hit in a pitchers
battle st Louis made no hit until
he seventh inning.
ST Louis ........ ........ 0
Cleveland ......... ......-. Z o
Bait tCries-Powell. Petty aud
stephens: Joss and Clarke
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-03

IN Cairo nearly everybody READ,
hs Bulletiz-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

The Nearest Resort 70 San Francisco.
I nder new management and entirely remOdeled
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT and
brought up 70 date in every detail. Beautiful
grounds refreshing baths Of sulphur water: fresh
milk and poultry All kinds Of amusements;
Telephone SD a week and Up. including baths
Round trip from s. T. 10 Vallejo 81. Write Val
lpio White sulphur Springs. Vallejo, CAL or
Randall Trowbridge & Wright company, 1908
Broadway, Oakland.
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Coy Nook Ranch Hotel

beautiful summer resort place. New, mod
ern, hotel and cottages in the mountains miles
from Santa Cruz with best of spring water; IS
per week. Address g. F. kINGLI, r. f. D..
No. !, Santa Craz.
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SOLID coMFoRT HOME

1,9o0 feet altitude. No fog. climate delightful;
unsurpassed scenery; spring water dance hail.
swimming tank: telephone. s. per week stage
meets train. SCHUYLER & SCHEBEN Napa. Csl
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WILL = ON'S INN
home mountain place. II miles from Mana
Elevation 1900 feet. Pure air and water. Own
milk, cream. fruit and vegetables. Phone and
gas. 50 TO S12 per week. Folders. ARNO -
WILSON. Atlas. Napa Co., OF call Peck-Tndah
Bureau. 7S9 Market ST.
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CLOVERDALE LIVERY STABLE
CAMP PISTOLESI

Furnished cottages. 81 per week. S12 per mo
Rates for board on application Address W. NJ
WILT Tomales Cal
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FALLEN LEAE

LAKE TAHOE. new resort. Ideal location
Cottages, tents. horses. rowbOsts, launches troue
fishing. Moderate rates. Address HARRY
WHITCOMB, Mgr. Fallen Leaf P. o., Lake
Tahoe. Cal.
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GLEN ALPINE sPRINGs

LAKE DEMONSTRATING snowfelds beautiful
waterfalls. Alpine lowers. trout fishing, fres
baths. boats and picnic lunches; white chef
Literature Southern Pacific and Peck-Judah In
formation Bureaus. f H. COLEMAN, Manager.
Iallac P. o.. Lake Tahoe.
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MILLER, Ukiah, CAL, for livery
Lake and Mendocino Co. stage
Laurel Dell, Saratoga Springs,
Upper Lake, San Hedrin. Pot
Days. LierIy's. vichy Springs.
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Klamath HOt Springs

Fishing hunting and health resort.
Extreme northern part Of California.
Write TO EDISON. BROS. Beswick, Cal,
or the PECK-JUDAH CO. San Francis
co. Los Angeles Portland or Seattle.
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BYRoN HoT SPRINGs

Contra Costa County.
One OF The worlds most curative springs A de-
ightful place for rest and recreation See Soufb-
ern Pacific Information Bureau or Peck udsh
ses Market st, s E., OF 553 S. Spring St los
Angeles, OF address manager ar hotel
SAN LUIS HOT sPRINGS-Upder new man.
agenent Sheltered spot; half mile from ocean
boating, fishing; excellent table: all berries vee
cables grown ct the springs; water ITO degrees
IaAfenheit: conveyance meets s. p. trains Adj
dress L E MiTTEND0RF. San Luis Hot SnI.
phur Springs San Luis Obsspo
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RICHARDSON SPRINGS

An excellent place Tor health and pleasure
Cures stomach trouble. rheumatism, kidney, liver
blood and skin diseases. Stages daily, except
Sunday. Good roads. Rates reasonable. Address
LEE RICHARDSON. Chico. Cal.
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BROCKwAY

Lake Tahoe. Only hot springs and best fishing
grounds on the lake. Launch meets train as
Tahoe. See Peck-Judah's S. r. r. R. IN
formation bureas. or write LAWRENCE & CON-
STOCK. BrOckway. Lake Tahoe. Cal
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THE GLEN RITA "G sIo

New. MP to date hotel on hillside overlooking
river. Tents II desired. Excellent table. Rates.
$40 to $i2 q week Cottages to rent Address
WA. @. HEALY, Montrio p o.. Sonoma Co.
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Good trout fishing IA
particulars inquire south
Bureau. or address
Hobart Mills PostOfrce-
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HOTEL BRADLEY

First class board, pleasant cottages two ex-
cellent trout streams. Also surf fishing; Il u
miles from famous Pebble Beach and Ocean
Shore r.. r. Long distance phone. Address
CHAS. P. BRADLEY, Pescadero, Cal.
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thing hrst class Situated In the beantl-
III Sacramento canyon near Castella. Excslieas
view or Mount Shasta. Good fishing and hunt
Ing. For rates aud booklet Wr1ra to q. W.
HOPPE. Castella. Cal
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LAKE INDEPENDENCE

In the high Sierra.
lake and stream. For
ern Pacific Information
MISS R. WARD,
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THE NEW ENGLAND HOME,

THE NEW ENGLAND HOME, Camp Neeker.
Rebuilt and refurnished with the chief idea
for comfort; located in a beautiful grove near
the lake-beautifg walks, grand scenery, GRO
quet, boating. bathing, fishing hunting. bowl
ing and dancing. Table supplied with fresh
fruits and vegetables from own ranch daily.
Rates $3.50 to IS per week; special rates 70
families and parties Address GEORGE HAIR
RISON Camp Meeker. Sonoma county. Cal
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POINT REYEs EMPORIUM

Building materials Of all kinds and general
merchandise Campers, hunters. fishermen and
auto parties supplied at city prices. Also livery
staging and drsying done TO all suburban towns
and sumner resorts. 2. T. SCILACCI, Point
Reyes station.
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Aqua CALIENTE SPRINGS

Nearest hot sulphur springs to San Francisco
and bay cities; hours ride. NO STAGING.
Swimming tank, tub. plunge and electric light
liver and kidney complaints Every accommo-
dation; reasonable rates Take N W P ny
at Tiburon ferry at 1880 a. N. and $40 p N:
Fare 81 10. Inquire at TS9 MARKET at and
1904 Suffer ST.. address THEODOR RICH
ARDS, Aqua Caliente. Sonoma Co.. Cal
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YARBRoUCH FARM

Open TO guests after May /. Rates, adults 81
to IS per week. An unlimited supply OF fresh
milk, butter. fruit vegetables and berries grown
on place. VIII meet guests at train. ~ L..
YARBROUGH, Guerneville, Cal.
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LAKE TAHOE. n W. Cutbbert formerly oe
Emerald Bay. Prop. Hotel. cottages and tents
New furniture. Home cooking. Fishing. social
camp FIRE. postofdce. telephone. Address n. ".
Cuthbert. RubIcon p. o.. Lake Tahoe. Cal.
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COUTOLENC

a summer resort located IN the Serrs Nevada
mountains p miles from Chico. Butte Co: ele-
rstion $500 feet; camping grounds, trout fish
ing. hotel and cottages. For rates write A. c.
NTSSELMAN. Prop. Coutolenc. Cal.
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MERvYN HOTEL

GLEN ELLEN. Sonoma county Cal. Entirely
surrounded by ferns, trees and flowers. Ideal spot
for your summer vacation Rates 50 per day SIS
to $40 per week. p. MONOGRAM, Prop.
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EMERALD Ray

LAKE TAHOE'S Cottage and Tent Resort. now
open under the management OF O. D. Dunstail.
formerly OF Hotel Sentinel, Yosemite For rates
and reservations call at Peck judah. $50 Market
ST.. write c. o. DUNSTALL. Manager. Emery
aid Bay p. o.. Lake Tahoe. Cal =
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LAKE COUNTY AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORTATION co.

Successors to Lakeport. Bartlett Springs and
Clear Lake Stage Lines. Passengers carried by
Lakeport, Highland Springs KelseyviiIe, Soda
Bay. Bartlett Springs and Upper Lake. Fine
mountain road, sprinkled daily Time to lunch
at Pieta. Extra charges on automobiles IN adj
dition 70 regular way stage fare from Pieta.
as follows: To Lakeport $3.50, Highland
Tickets on sale at office Northwestern Pacific
r. r. Co., Ferry Building, S. E., address this
Office at Lakeport, Cal. for information.
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GIFFORD'S SPRINGS

Elevation 1850 feet. Trout stream, pine
grove; home cooking; fresh air cottages; amuse-
ments. Rates 81 to SO per week Address
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CAMPING

GUERNEWoOD PARK on Russian river: fish
ing, boating and bathing: tents and cots rented ::
lots for SALE Write for circular GUERNE &
McLANE Guerneville
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Lake Tahoe. opens June l. Headquarters for
trout fishing. Resident physician. Information
at Peck-Judah's and s. P. r. R. information bu-
reaus. or address LAWRENCE & COMSrOCKs
Tallac. Lake Tahoe. Cal.
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WILLOW RANCH
And the Wonderful
REDWOOD HEIGHTS

Delightfully."- located in the redwoods, FIVE miles
from Santa Cruz spring water; fruit; milk; ex-
ceIlent table; bathhouse; daily mail Tele-
phone Suburban 81. Free conveyance. 81 per
week. MRS. NJ. ]. CRANDELL Santa Cruz
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BIJOU INN

Lake Tahoe. All newly furnished Al kinds %
sports and diversions. Special low rates for June
and September Write FOR descriptive folder to-
W F. CONNOLLY. Btjou Inn. Lake Tahoe. Cal