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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-11
REGISTRY PLACES
ARE OPEN ALL DAY
Voters Should See That Their
Names Are Enrolled, Says
Committee.
CALL UP HEADQUARTERS
All Information Upon Registration
May Be Obtained at Seat of Re-
publican County Committee.
CALL UP HEADQUARTERS

, as 10 the location OF the registry
, agent with whom they shouId
: register in order 10 vote at the
coming election should call cOun-
~ Republican headquarters. bell
, telephone Main 5S72 or Indepen- :
dent 4SI6.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-11

'sWeu, there is something doing at
Republican headquarters" said poll
tician yesterday. You won't hear so
much noise around the others from
now out. There is always noise at Re
publican county headquarters, and by
ling, there are always results
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-11
REPUBLICAN CLUB
FACTOR IN FIGHT
Young Party Men Get Together
for Aggressive Campaign
in County.

The Young Mems Republican club is
TO be an important factor in the cam
paign, and as a starter, arrangements
for big rally and entertainment were
started last night at an enthusiastic
meeting held in Judge George G. Arm
strOng's court room.
\ committee OF seven members was
appointed to make arrangements for
the entertainment, with power to act.
and the committee was asked to be
ready with report for the next meet
Ing OF the club TO be held in the court
room Thursday night.
Further action, taken by the club
last night, was 10 appoint a committee
10 get the clubs furniture from a local
storage house and arrange for placing
II at headquarters.
Harry 5. Joseph fathered a motion
providing that a committee be appoint
ed later in the week TO arrange for a
dollar Dinner" ambulance, TO be given
In the near future by the club
j. j. Greepewald went Mr.. Joseph
one better by suggesting that the COM
mlttee be appointed Immediately and
that carte blanche be given the COM
mlttee 10 make all arrangements. The
Dollar Dinner" idea didn't sound good
10 Mr.. Greenewald, however, for he
said pointedly that the Democrats had
patent on the dollar variety of dinner
and he for one was perfectly willing
that the HOurbOns should have a mon
opoly on that particular form Of enter
tainment.
Appoints Committee.
John NJ. Hayes, president OF the club
appointed J. ]. Greenewald, II. S. Jo-
seph, George Wilson, w. NJ. McCrea, W.
A. Leatham, J. A. Ekman and T. l..
Holman on the committee of arrange
ments
Fred W. Price reported that the club
had about $500 worth OF furniture IN
a local warehouse on which there was
a storage bill of SO. The president of
the club reported that there was about
$50 in the club treasury, and il was
decided to put the furniture in com
mission Immediately.
In arranging for the next meeting
of the club TO be held Thursday even
ing, the president of the club was in
structed to issue a call to each district
chairman and 10 all or the party work
ers in the city and county, and a large
and enthusiastic meeting is assured
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-11

District chairmen of the First and
Second precincts held a rOusing meet
ing at Republican headquarters last
night and reported that the canvass
has been well started in every district
in their precincts.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-11

Chairman-BeII, Main 5ssI. In
dependent 1918.
Secretary-DeIl, Main 1878. In
dependent 1914.
Canvasser-BeIi, Main 5S72. In
dependent 43I0.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-11
STATE HEADaUARTERs.

Chairman-BeII, Main 1857. In :
dependent 1912. :
seeretary-HeIl, Main SI57. In I
dependent 1G41. :
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-11

Walter James OF Vernon, Republican
candidate for county assessor in Too
ele county, was in Salt Lake yester-
charter members of the Sons and
daughters OF Wales society, and a
hustler.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-11
Political Notes.

The executive committee appointed
yesterday by j. L. Eidrecge, Jr., chair
man OF the county Republican COM
mittee, will hold its first meeting at
county headquarters in the Atlas block
Thursday evening. Business OF i'm
portance will be discussed and full
attendance is expected.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-11
LOOSE BECOMES
BUSY INDIVIDUAL
Republican Headquarters Are
Opened in Walker Block and
Committees Named.
WOMEN PREPARING SUITE
Auxiliary Headquarters in the Same
Building Are Ready for
Occupancy.
WOMEN PREPARING SUITE

TELEPHONES AT COUNTY RE-
PUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29
POLITICS!
COMPARE THE REPUBLICAN RE-
CORD WITH THAT OF DEMOC-
RACY IN DENVER COUNTY.

The owl told the fox not 10 eat her
children and assured him that he
could recognize her brood because
they are such pretty birds" 1t is
some such reasoning that is going on
in the minds of political critics. At
ter weaving a web of dire accusation
against some candidates, they rush to
g peroration on the duty We owe to
the race and would have US believe
the opposition candidates are such
pretty birds"
While this paper is Republican, we
are not selfish. We are willing TO see
what good there is in the other fell
low. Let Mr.. Kicker step up and tell
US what the possession OF three
fourths OF the county machinery by
Democrats has meant to the colored
citizens of Denver Let Mr.. Kicker
tell us how he can stomach Pearce's
treatment OF a colored lady employed
by the Republican secretary Of state,
when political accident brought him
and his Democratic running mates in
to office two years ago. Democrats
are pretty birds TO the diseased
eyesight Of disgruntled mugwumps
But 10 the mass OF people, they will
be judged by their deeds. Up to date
the Democratic county ticket has
nothing to its credit and it deserves
nothing at our hands at the polls on
November S.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29
POLITICS!
THE COUNTY TICKET is THE
SPECIAL CONCERN OF The
WISE CITIZEN.

Every citizen has right TO one
vote and TO have that vote counted
as cast That is an accepted fact in
every city except whore the Big Mitt
or some ether set OF election rascals
hold sway. Therefore Il is necessary
that we look well to the local offices
II We would have our vote counted as
cast on even national offices Il is
only a few years since Honest John
shafruth was elected by a vote so
fraudulent. tha, when his seat in
Congress was contested. he quit ra,h-
er than have the case 10 TO trial
Somebody has done a marvellous work
10 bring TO pass the day when such
election fraud is not practised To
somebody the community is indebted.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29
NIsBETss GOOD RECORD.

The Republican county ticket as a
whole stands for clean elections. II
stands for good business. The per.
sonality OF Sheriff Nisbet who heads
the ticket is guarantee enough that
Denver shall be "spotless town" po-
litically. Like the angel OF the flam.
ing sword he has stood before the bal
lot box and election crooks have fear
cd and fled Take from Sheriff Mis-.
bet credit for every other good deed
In his whole administration. and he
would still stand peerless. the one
man who has made Denver a city
with representative government He
has done away with the regime
wherein 2 few men could cast
thousands OF fraudulent ballots and
nullify the honest votes OF the cit.
zens For this be deserves re-elec.
ton. Because OF this he is opposed
by some Let the rest of US who ap
preoiate his good work 20 TO the polls
and vote for him for the enemies he
has made Colored citizens have an
especial interest in Sheriff Nisbet be
cause he has under him our only
county appuintoo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29
pARVIN is A HUSTLER.

Now comes militant Republicanism
in the person of Roland C. Paryin
who will be the county clerk and re-
corder next term. He is typical Of the
best IN the party. Clean and upright,
skillful and thorough. Paryin Is su-
perior choice for the place. In the
revival which is going on, whereby
the Republican party in Denver is
honestly seeking TO represent the will
Of its least member, Mr., Parvin is
taking an active part. Write Re
publican" at the top Of your ticket
and Parvin will receive the visible
sign Of your good will
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29

voters OF this city because OF the
handsome manner In which he treated
the colored cnumcrstors employed un-
der him. Besides this recommends
ton to our good graces. he is known
TO be a first class man. fully qualified
to hold the county money. The high
honors which have come TO him in
fra,ernal work. the great satisfaction
with which he has recently discharg-
ed the government business is rec
ommcndaiion enough. Vote for Nc
Gaffey and the Republican county
ticket -.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Meetings explaining the issues OF
the campaign will be held as follows:
Oct. % at the home of Mrs, Ida De
Priest, 25l6 Lafayette ST.
Nov. / at Bethlehem Baptist church,
ZIG Larimer street
Nov. . at the home of Mrs. Daisy
Jones. 1853 Franklin ST
Nov. 4 at Scott NJ. E. chruch, Goth
and Clarkson SITS.
Nov. at headquarters. 20l2 Curtis
street
Nov. I in the lecture room of Short.
er church, 2Srd and Washington.
There will be speakers. refresh
ments and music at all these meet
ingS. Candidates will be present also.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29
Marlin EoR CORONER.

Next to the sheriff, the peace off
Ger OF the county is the coroner. For
that reason :he choice of Harry D.
Martin is happy one, He is Den
yer boy. At first a choir soloist. la
ter an undertaken. he now ranks as
one OF the solid men OF his line and
is credit to Denver. With such man
as Martin as its standard bearers,
the Republican party presents to the
voters superb ticket. One that will
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29
BARTELs' Rem ntNATIoN.

Louis +. Bartels has been given the
vote OF confidence Of his party by be-
ing renominated for assessor This
is a most difficult position, with the
shifting property values and the ever
enlarging list OF property owners.
That Mr.. Bartels has won a renomi.
nation means much That he will
win a reelection will mean more for
II will be the final endorsement of his
work He is one OF the best known
real estate dealers in the city. one of
the best and most fayorably known
men. He is good citizen and his
own personal interest in Denver In
sures the best service he can give.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29

REWARD OFFERED.-Any person
knowing of even enc position given
the colored voters OF Denver by the
Democratic county officials will re-
ceive a substantial reward from the
Kickers' club who are looking for
reason to oppose Republicans.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29

A problem: If the Democrats need
two sessions of the legislature to do
the work Of one and the last was
worse than the first, what will they
do II reelected
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29
meoAFFeY FOR TREASURER.

Albert h. McGaffey is the census
man. Everybody has met him or his
agents. A whole lot OF consideration
is due Mr.. McGaffey by the colored
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29
A Heart to Heart a|k
The Editor Wants Every Negro in Colorado to Mark
Well the Beginning Of Prejudice in Politics

Colorado democracy is relying upo the Jewish
blood Of Senator Guggenhem to defeat the republicans
Indifferent to its miserable conduct Of the state it
seeks to win appeal to prejudice. 1t makes no
charges Of incompetency bribery! He il Jew For
that crime democracy expects the defeat Of the party
he leads.
Now dear reader, you and colored. We
used to being democracys text That down South
But consider how easily the poor Negro will take the
place OF the Jew if they win now.
Race prejudice its way northwar d has reached
Kentucky; its way west, it is in Oklaho Beware
how invite it here with its jim crow laws by help
ing democrats win on the Guggenheim iss le.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-10-29

bear the closest Inspection and one
for which we hspp ly can ask the full
est and most una aimous suffrage Of
colored voters. IT, election will mean
substantial friend mess for us.
It is not enough that We be a part
Of the fighting liIe before the cleo
ton Therefore We are happy TO say
that We will be u line of honor and
reward when the attic flags are furl-
ed and laid away.
County superint ndent and consta-
bic are officers 10 do not effect US
so much. yet they had better be filled
by good officials. Mrs. Cuiberson and
Z NJ. Osborne are that and more.
REMEMBER TIE LEGISLATURE.
The legislative ticket is one that
is too lightly considered by some,
largely because presents a dozen
or more names a I'd the multitude OF
them lessons the Importance of any
one, where one Aasons specifically.
There is a tend, ncy TO choose well
the governor and then consider that
it matters not at all what kind of a
legislature he ha to cooperate with
him We bespeal for the Republican
state and county ticket your hearty
support, because we believe them to
represent good BUSINESS and equit-
able administrati m of the law But
what II these of icials are handicap
ped by a foolish legislature as the
present admins ration has been?
Watch well you legislative choices
for upon any on of them may rest
TIE decision in n important matter
One vote lost bC cause a farmer had
stray pig to n n away lost town
ship. the townshi lost the legislature
Continued on last page.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

F0p gAIF-Beautiful 9-roOm, new, nressad brick residence on corner lot near Rhodes Circle; every modern con venience; large reception hall. library beautiful dining room and breakfast room; five large. airy bedrooms, closet in every room; two servants rooms ID basement; papered beautifully through out; basement cemented; this must be seen to be appreciated and the prlce is $500 less than the property IS really worth; let us show you this mashlnSen' tCyos. if must be sold by Wednesday,
 camhi,l- Whitteuore Williams, fse- 1o-11 Empire Bldg, Nam s, Peoples fs Main. '.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

ANTED-Salesman who understands handling retail trade; reliable firm wishes good man; write stating salary desired and give references and ex- perience; do not reply unless you are willing to work. Address J-16, care Age-Herald 12-10-2t
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BOUNDARY LINES OF
 NEW STATE TO BE FIXED

Washington, December 9.-In the act admitting New Mexlco to statehood it was said today the true boundary line between that territory and the state of Texas will be fixed by law. This line has been In dispute some time and q conference on the subject was held at the White House today.
 Senators Baily and Culbersop and Representative Stevenson of Texas; Delegate Andrews of New Mexico, and John V. Farwell of Chicago were with the President for half an hour or more Mr. Farwell represents the Farwell es- tate which built the capitol of Texas many years ago and received In re- turn a grant of an immense tract or land in the Texan Pan Handle. The disputed boundary line touches large part of this estate.
 It was decided that the best way to handle the matter was in the act admitting New Mexico to statehood. In the meantime a careful survey will be made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
PRINCESS LOUISE
 SUES FOR FORTUNE

Brussels, December 9.--Attorneys for Princess Louise of Belgium today entered formal suit for the recovery of $S.O0O,0 900 which had belonged to her father. the late King Leopold and is now held by the Neider Fullbach foundation. The Belgian government also claims the money on the ground that it came from the Belgian Congo and belongs to the state.
 The princess also has summoned Leo polds valet and other members of his entourage to give an accounting of the contents of three trunks which were turned over at Laesken palace to Baroness Vaughan the morganatic wife of Leopold, who has since married Emanuel Durleux, French man. Louise alleges that the trunks were filled with securities and other valua bles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

SPECIAL bargain today, large lot toui good dwellings,; rental $500; conVenlehl 10 center; only $500; but 1t won't wat Why should you? See Eborn at once,
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ESTIMATE GIVEN
 ON COTTON CROP

Washington, December 9.-The total production of cotton in the United States for the season of 1910-11 will amount to ,, ASA, ,597, ,0O0 pounds (not including linters)' which is equivalent to Il, 426Oo0 bales ol 500 pounds gross weight was the esu- mate of the crop reporting board of the United States department of agriculture issued today. The 1909 crop was 1o,o04,s49 bales, and the 1908 crop 1S,5S7,So6 bales. The estimated production by states fol- lows: Virginia, 13,O0O; North Carolina 675. GOO; South Carolina, 1,116,to0; Georgia .750. .0OO: Florida, 5S,000; Alabama 1,l14.ooO; Mississippi 1,160,0O0; Louisiana, 26o'ooo rex as. 3.14o.Ooo: Arkansas, S15,0Oo: Tennessee, 3o5. GOO; Missouri, 4s.O00; Oklahoma, soO,ooo; California 12000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10
NIGHT RIDER CASE
 ALMOST COMPLETED

Eddyville, Ky, December s.-The state finished it's case today in the trial here of faur men charged with being acces- sories to the murder of Axiom Cooper at Lamas,o, Ky, July 30. The defendants are Alonzo Gray, Bart Creekmur. James Bozarth and Bryan Hawkins. The trag- e6v yas an outgrowth of night rider troubles. Acting Adjutant General Bas- sett who was in charge of troops in the disturbed district, testified that Cooper told hirn that Gray knocked him down and that Creekmur was one of three who fired revolvers at him.
 Creeknur, as first witness for the de- fense, denied having taken part m the killing
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

WANTED-salesman already travelling to sell linseed oil at delivered prices. Attractive proposition. Southern Paint and oil Co.,, Richmond, Va, Il -2O-l5t 20 22-24-262T-29 12-1-346s-1o-11-13-
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FOR RENT-Three connecting furnished
 rooms. PAY 9th avenue. References ex- changed 12-S-3t
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FURNISHED rooms with steam heat, private bath, hot water, telephone;
 price. s10 up per month. Call 1715 9th avenue, north. 12-S-10t
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fstoclxholders' Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders' meeting of the Peoples Savings and Trust company of Birming- ham. Ala, will be held at its place Of business in it's banking rooms, on Janu- ry 10. 1911. at o'clock p. m. for the election of directors and the transaction of any other business that may come be- fos said meeting. H. D. LYMAN,
 ,21o-lt-sat Cashier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

NICELY furnished rooms with first class board In private home; all mod ern conveniences; centrally located. 713 North Fist street. Bell phone 2179.
 12-9- St
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WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTEDSAn experienced dress goods salesrlan; must be able to furnish satisfactory references. Apply at once Liepold Bros, Selma, Ala.
 128-3t
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MANIFESTATIONS

WANTED-Position; have four years. ex- perience in fire insurance business;
 thoroughly understand real estate busi- ness and keep books: references furn- ished Address Box 746 Montgomery. Ala. 12-7-4t-wd-fri-sat-su
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Notice

State of Alabama, Geneva County.
 Notice. is hereby given that on Tuesday, the 13ths day of December, 1910, the court Of county commissioners of Geneva coun-
 ty, Alabama, will convene in the court house at Geneva to consider the letting of a contract for the construction through
 the county of a good road. according to
 profile, plans and specifications on file in the probate office at Geneva It is contemplated that all parties desiring to bid will be given reasonable time for ex- animation of profile and plans before sub hitting bids. The court will and does reserve the right to reject any or all
 tids. For further information communi- ca,c with the undersigned. Dated this
 the 7l. day of December, 1910.
 F. c. BLACK, 12-1G-2t Judge of Probate.
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n;etz Lo.es i'm supreme Court

Madison, Wis, December 9.-The su- meme court this afternoon granted the motion of the state to ,quash the writ of habeas corpus, denied the plea for the reduction in bail and also refused to or der tI,c immediate service of all warrants against John F. Dietz, who has been in iail at Hayward on many charges.
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S6.7O Atlanta and return Dec. 15, 16, IT, 21, 22, 23, "A, %, limited January 8, Southern Railway.
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice
 The co-partnership formerly existing between William Leslie Welton and Will liam T. Warren, and known as Warren & Welton, was dissolved on November 15, 1910, by. mutual consent. MT. William Leslie Welton Is continuing the practice of architecture at 1209-10-11 Empire building, Birmingham. Ala. Bell telephone Main 323S 12-1O-3t-sat
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.FOR SNLF-OHe car (Panhard) with touring body, also limousine; two extra springs, two ex- fra gas lamps. Can be had at bar gain. will trade for good Birmingham real estate. Address Box 46S, Birming- hop, Ala 12-9-4t WANT a home? l offer today an elegant, modern, two-story S-room, furnace heated home; choice location, S5o cash or live stock, balance easy. A bargain and very attractive deal if you act promptly. See B. F. Eborn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

BUY suburban lots while cheap; sacri-
 flee one or two lots, block from car line, high elevation; must reailze; cash or easy terms Postoffice Box 691, Birmingham, Ala. 12-S-3t
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TIE AVALOE-Beau furnished
 rooms; furnace heat bath, phone 5OS 2lst street. corner 5th avenue 11-1-f
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Typhoid at Annapolis

Annapolis, December 9.-The twenty eighth case of typhoid fever developed among the midshipmen at the Naval academy today when Sefrein Fontaine
 Maury of the third class, whose nome is in New Jersey was taken to the hos ptal.
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kooms-WANTED-Board

WANTED-Private board by travelling man and wife. Address K-16, care Age Herald. 11-9-3t TWO or possibly three gentlemen desire room and board on the southside in re- fined, private home; prefer taking only breakfast and evening dinner; in an- swering please state terms; unquestion- able references. B-17, care Age-Heraid.
 1o-10-ot
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HALLS SAFES. Halls safes at satisfactory prices anu terms: safes exchanged, opened ano repaired. Birmingham Safe Co., A'l-- IA 1st avenue. Peoples phone 2so
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SEABOARD ANNOUNCES
 CHEAP HOLIDAY RATES

On sale December IS, 1e. IT. 21. P. 2s "A OK Q, and January 1, limited to January Solid electric lighted trains and obser- vation cars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

FOR RENT-Lovely front room, beauti- fully furnished. all conyeniences. Az nlv sa5 N 2dth st 12-4- 7t
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stockholders' Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National bank of Birming- ham. Ala, will be held at it's banking ouse. corner Second avenue and Twen- th street, in the city of Birmingham, Tuesday, January 10. 1911, between the CUTS of Il a. m. and 12 o'clock noon. for e purpose of electing a board of di- ertors for the ensuing year.
 THOMAS HOPKINS. Cashier. 70 o1n17-ol.1-10
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Cholera in Italy

Rome, December 9.-During the last 24 hours five new cases of cholera and one death from the disease have been report ed from Sicily. On the continent there were one case and two deaths.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-10

| OR winter months. steam heat. cleo tric lights, elevator bell boy and all service connected with high-class ho- tel Rates, with cafe service. from $S50 without bath, to the best rooms with
 private bath ST per week. The Birming- ham Hotel. 11-4-tf