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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-11
ODELDS Old Guard RETIREs.
Leaves Republican Party NansEement h
NewOargh 60 New Men.

NEWTON. Sept. iO.-As soon as IL
was known that former Governor Odell
had announced his determination TO retire
from the political field the members Of
the Republican city committee were sum
moned in session. and the memb ers OF the
old time organization announced their
willingness 90 withdraw from the contest
for primary honors and turn over the an
tire political machine to the care ~ what
has been styled the regular Repubh-
can party which was the organization
thar had set out Co hght Odell and the old
guard
J. y Wilson. Jr . member 81 the
Odell following. in making the move for
this step said the breach between the fac
tions seemed 10 he widening and in order
that there might be = possible saving Of
the party from disruption here the old
members would step down and out leav-
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Livingston Counts for Hs,ens for Cover.

Nor~r MoRRIs Y Y Sept n The
Livingston county Democratic convention
was held here this afternoon and the fol
loving delegates were elected n the state
convention. which op~ns A. Rochester on
S.ptsmr@r ~ Bertrand { Foss ~ North
Dams VIII" John Donovan ~ Mount Morris
and John McVickar NJ Con~sus All Of
these delegates favor the nomination ~
Congressman James Ravens ~ Roches-
ter TO- Governor
The Democrats 81 he town ~ Canaan
qua Ontario county held a caucus to -dav
elected delegates and lndor-~d Mr. Ravens
for Governor
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ing new men in command. They A. once
took charge and provided for an enroll
ment 81 voters for a primary TO last fro m
. A. VI. 10 Q p " on Thur-day next with
the city convention ON October ]. at which
the new men will name a fun city ticket,
select committeeman opposed TO the old
regime and assume the resDonsibi litiea
% party victory or defeat
The victors met 10 discuss plans to-
night. adJournlnR IN the midst Of their
deliberations to en- JOY a banquet that had
been prepared for the occasion at Elks
Hall
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Long Island city Sfdv. John n. Rogagt
former Commissioner % Licenses and or.
gAnizer Of the American Federation Of
labor; Col. Alexander Bacon. chairman
OF the Sulner campaign committee: John
tAry Of the Sulzer campaign COMMITTEES,
George Harrison McAdam. Hall Bell and
Dennis 4 Spelhsay.
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BINARY FIGHTS OF TUESDAY,
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cisions ir' hat ~ ell 80 sssia ats
Yspr
n Huuldn s-Nu Has primary htv
iniss~s tusfs Waa q rrufuaf m fha mir
.s-ufh tisiytrt. fsrvy NaElsa tlsfrsf
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snsfs'r Enn % utastns Hafupaigfi aaiunnt
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-28
4tttStpn.

- Der iiiSiihe 6ricobof an Smallom
StraBe lit WtOntag Nurd cine anjabI
ileine Sentun9en beib6rist wOrOen.
- POliici6ei Yrice erbielt am 6rei'
tag enOlih Die $500 YslObuuu9, psldt
DtupOr Oimmld pOu Scranton ieiner'
seit fir Die @rsreifun9 Der 8pnumiteri'
die Ofierirte, luel6s Die Sa3io Sabrit in
OieiVuft.ju ipren9en iudten.
- aub SObn UtoHoni, Der porlss,
ten Sumitus nit ieiuer S6weiter (nidt
9attin) bel Der Dupont Sreujuus uer'
lest wurOe. 1T am OOuueritus i'm Pitts'
ton 9Oipitul Den YerIesun9eu srle9en.
Seine S6peiter iturb fury nad Dem
llniall.
- DieIGlellunO gHObuuus an SrOnt
StruBe lwuroe an SOnutas 9iuhmittas
burd einen, Bruno pOllitdnois jeritOrt
uno bic ansrenIenOen @durO uuo gBsa,
tbers!gBObuun9sn wuroen aud BON ben
Slammen ersriffen, fOunteH aber uOn
Der ularmirten 6suerwebr nod serettet
meroen.
- OiidOlaus Surfe, ais 9eiier in
ben @pOmins 8adteinwerteu anse-
iteat, 1T DOnnsritus UNI Wtitternudt
wubrideinli9 lebsussefabrlif uerlest
pOrOen, ulS elm Oumpfteiiel in ben
gSsrfen srplOoirts. Die uolle Starfe
Oes eutpei6snOen Dumpfes truf ibn i'm
9sii9t unO am SOrper uuO peun er iid
aud wieOer erbolt, 10 WirO er Die Ssb'
fraft beioer slusen uerliereu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-28
Sa8 xbdl abndrt8.

SabIur. - gBabrI6einli9 Die 6lteits
BewObnerin unieres @emeinptieus,
5rau Wturp u. WteOler, iturb SOnntas
in Der @obnuus ibres SObnss SObn
6. WteSler an @bur9 Strube i'm 9llter
uOn 80 Subreu. 9tu9 einem 9ottes'
oienit i'm Iruuerbauie wuroen ibre lle'
berreite seitern mad SlatiustOn, Pa.,
CUR lesten &ube Sebra6t.
t Sumitug ptrO Ous beriibmte 6.
GObinion's S6bne 9Odbier iein @rs
ideiuen MAIDEN unO bic sunSe fOlseuOe
8Obe in allen @irtbidaften al 3apf
isin.
- Drei 8Obnunsen Su MOOiic pur.
ben 5reitus Oiudt pOu eiusm iOssnann'
ten uYObrsr" @inbre6sr bsiubt, isOo9
erlau9te Der SerG in feiner etpas uOn
peiterem S8ertb. Die Ssimgeiu6ten
itno W. 8. MOnis, SObn gtsalon uub
gllerauNer JtOwan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-28

- SnfOlse Der beftisen ResensiiiiG
Der lssten Gage ersisuete iid bel Wtan'
reiu, orsibiS Wtsilsn uOn Barcelona,
Spunisu, Elm uerbdnSuiBuoller @ro'
rutid. Durd bic nisoerSeltiirIten un'
sebsursn OtuHen BON Selien unO @erOll
wurbe bas OionnentlOfter uon San
PublO nit isiueu Suiaiisn uOlftanois
ueri9uttet.
-Sn Qafe ct. Charles, Ca, brad,
Elm Ssuer aus, bas in uerbdltuiBmdBig
turSsr 3sit SwanSis Sauierssuierte ger:
it6rte uno einen Sbubeu pon minSe.
items 81, 100000 unridtsts. 3psitau.
ienO PsriOuen iinO ObOadlOs sepOroen.
Das @Ountp bat Saour6 einen isbr
idperen SerIuit erlitten, neil nit benz
@Ountpsebduoe ale umtlideu DOfus
mente SeritOrt wOroen iinO.
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GBiltes. 8arre Rabri4ten.

- Yei einsm Seuer in yianticofe am
Sumitus erlitt gBablud Srenttopsfi 70
i6limme Dranbwunben, baB er Stpei
StuuOeu fpdter iturb.
- @iuen S6oOeu BON $4,000 rid.
tete am Samitas uorlester Wo6e Elm
Seusr an, pslteS in $40. 80 9tortbamp'
ton Struse ausSebroden mar.
Das ebrpiirOiSe sllter BON 81
Sabren errei6te Srau @ua Soffmann,
welde uorlssten Dieuftus in Der SSObn.
uns ibres SObnes Senrp 9Offmunn
bonn Yeben abberufeu purbe.
Der bisiise Stuotratb bat iid Su'
suniten eiuss SerbOtss bes gertuuies
unb abi6iessus pom Ssuerwert am 4.
Suli erflGrt, bod nirb Die Ssrorbnun9
erlt ud6ltes Subr in Sraft trsten.
- Ole tiirSlideu idwsren Resen bat
ten wieoer Elm rai9es Steigen oes GUS
qusbunuu 6luiiss sur SOlSs unb biz
Stats auf Der @eitieite wurOen tbeil'
wsiie iiberihwsmmt unO bic ausiaut
our6 8a1er, un9epuideuen S6Iamm
uub Saub ruinirt.
- Die iOsenannten 9ebsimpOliSiiter
slntbOnD Burses uuO Wiartin Wtaca'
lowstp, wel6e @irtbs oruusialirten uni
nit Infla9en beorObten, I'M @elo 81
erpreieu, wuroeu Sumitas pom &idte1
Serris gu 3udtbuusitrafen uerurtbeilt
Sis Operirtsu ipeSisll in 9IpmOutb uni
llmSeseno.
- Sn einsm Yu6e bel Towauou
3d. funo man seitern bic Seihe Dol
UiuiOr @OwurO 0ousber uOn SSilfes
barre. @r mar nm Sonntne nod 20
wanOa sefubren, NO i'm feline @eisll
fhaftsr nGbrsuo OeS Sturmes aus bel
glu9en usrlOren. DOu9ber i6ien in De-
lestsu 3sit an 8siitesitOruus gu leiOen
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Stabtratb.
Select Council, 81. {


gtatbem Direttor Der Seffentlihen
Siherbsit S'UtuleD in einsm uor9elss'
ten S6reiben erflGrt battle, oaB sr bic
9Ontratts sur &ieieruns uon S6lan6
an Die nisOrisen buitburen Sister iibsr'
pisIen babe, srfldrte 2slpis, oaB ioIhss
nidt Der Sall iei, uno mon bsibloB
banu, bic anselessnbeit oem betr. Cos
mite sur ndberen llntsriuhuns 3u iibsr'
wsiisn. gspis meints, bic bDhiten Sis'
ter ieien beuOrSu9t Doroen.
Sier alte YOrla9en wuroen wteosr
eiusereidt - jeue fir SO Wsiters elettri'
ife 2idter; fir @rOffnuns uon Sincoln
guenue, pom @uibburn sur Sndion
Strubs: fir einsu ab,usstanul onrh
priuatss @i9entbum wcitlth pon 6ill'
more 9lpsnue, al SDaibburn StraBs
fir Elm einfa6ss Ssleiie nuhe benz Sada'
wannu 5luB, eutIans glup auS Nuenus.
9ieus YOrla9en CAB es fOl9ence; Fo'
well-0em Dm. Is. Geeie erluubenO,
lein @issntbum nit BEN 9iOro @usrstI
2lueuus abiu9stunul ju uerbinoen; be-
ltatigt. Smeenen Fldue uno Spejt'
ftfationen fir eiuen gbiu9sfaual i'm Oft
li6en Ebeil Der ~. 8uro, oberbalb Sr'
ping apenue; beitatiSt. Wferrtman-
giiuellirung, RHaiterun9 uno Hiunltetn
issuns an NpominS aurnue, pOn @reer
Ilbee Sur Dslaware StruBe; beitGti9t
9tealis Seriseuns zines @alieritOdss
on 9iOrS Wtain Nueuue, jwiihen Srowr
Court uuO SinOsn StruBe, Sur Rinn
iteinlinie beitGtist. 3iSeImann - vi
uelliruns, HinniteiuiesunS uno Rflaltsr
uus uOn @lblon StruBe, SwiIhen Wpo
ming uno g9uibiu9ton gluenuss refe
rirt. 8OOolln9 Dap oaS StraBen
li6t an Yrescott guenue pom Der WiittI
oes Seitenme9eS CUR Rinuitelnlinie per
lest werOe; beitatist. S'SOple-5iil
siueu Buferitod OH RittstOn 9luenuI
uno Rtpple StruBe; beitdtist. TerIes
uns Oes 2i6tes un Stafforo sluenuI
uno Bred StruBe Sur @rOmn 9lOenu'
uuo 8alm Ctr; beitGti9t. Wtattbews
= Bldns, SprpfitatiOnen uno Soften
iibsridlas fir Seiteuwese an beiosr
Seiten uOn FettsbOue StraBe, Swtiber
9ioro Wiain unO SillmOre gusnues
beitdtist. CUR @ntfsrnuuS Der Serbro'
6ensn StraBenidilOsr, DO lie fir Rai'
lantsn sefdbrIit iino ; beitdtist. GrOff
nuns uOu @uiisrwsSsn on glbrisbt
auenus unO YrOuiOsnce OtOuO beiiGtiSt
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Spbc Narf Sfpti;en.

- Dem Trsibsrtuabsu Daniel @ur'
rstt uOn 9lspel Court purOe Dieuita9
giu6mittus in Der Rine SrOOt 3sde
Our6 Elm Sell Der SOpf pom 0tumpfe
9etrennt.
T Oas Samitus erideiueuOe 6. 0tO'
biuiOn's SObne 8Odbisr lit Elm Sc
trani fir 6siuibmsdsr, bas isinss @Isis
DEN iu9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-28

Sci Dem Gbspuur 9Ofmsiiter BON III
Der Strabe bat Die Ssburt elmer Eohter
SreuOe ueruriaht.
Bfarrsr Setter Gbriit pirO na6itsu
SOnntas gia6mittus in Der ct. Wiurisn
Stride cine srOBe Sluiie BON anabrH
unO DtaO6en tonftrntireu.
Der uuusrpiiitli4e 9url SSOlf bate
am SOnutus Ous llusliid, ourd sinsn
Sail cine Otippe Su .bredsn. Seiusm
Mtuuopert BATS ui9ts Ssi9uOet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-28
@annc Gpuntn.

SuursbaIr. - gBillium Seppel unO
6rdulsin @liiabetb llttes uon Bbite
Wtills wurOsn lsste g8Ode in Der lutb.
ct. SObaHuss Stride Ourb BuitOr 8.
.. @Oeuen oils Elm @bepuar eiussissnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-28
&i6le nno ionl=
1llerli6e 8eoef=
nug fit SIRE
TuRbODen.

Der seniule Suud Oer Rai3eit wtro
bulo in Der Yuft iein. Die bergen,
ftuubiaeu BoosnbsSsdunssn oes SSin'
tsrs peroen balo fir Ruum auf ben
9teaalen bitten, um ourh thblere Sors
ten erIett su nerben. Valiet unisrsn
orosarti9en 8orratb anbeuten 9eraoe
ben ssu6teppib ooer baS Rug, oas sic
pfnIhen, uno mad Der ausmnbl wsr'
ben Sie erltaunt iein iiber ben nieoriSen
8reis, i'm 8erslei6 nit anSsren Saostl-
Die auspabl pOn Stglen uno Sorten
itlieBt elm:
8raGslsr Russ, 9 bel 10 SUB
aroR, iebr oauerbait uuo auserwublte
Niuitsr. grsiie, $11.50, $500 unO
aufw6rts.
Srminfrr augs, 9 bel 12 SUB 9rOB,
oas Barlor 6u9, prahtuolle Oelltns'
$rsiIs, $3.50, $23.00, $25.0O uHo
aufwarts.
SuBteppidte Susruin Su6teppids
mand|e wOq9efiillt, anbere gang SSOlle
SreiIe, SOC, 75c unO aufwarts.
8riTeler Subteppide, bic SOrte. mel
de ,um itarfen @sbrau6 nothtg itno
$rsiie, SOC, s5c, 81 uno aufwarts.
Seluet Susteppi6e, eine peide abel
buuerhafte Sorte, prahtuoue Oeltns
YreiIe, 81, $1.25 uno aufwarts.
grmtniter Sustsppite, Die beiten Wfu
itr uub Quulitatsu. Preiie, 81, $1.52
uno aufwIrts.
9iunlrums - SmpOrtirte. ein9sle9i
obsr 9eorudt, uette Osiiins, maBi9t
Freiie.
Wattinas - sllle Die feiniten, ein
id,Iieseno -@rer." Rreiie iino ntsOrtG
fir bic Sualit1ten.
Oritter StDf -6nbrifable
Dber Srsppen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-28
AuS bem.oberen:3baIe.
(Nr6balb,,, @orreiponben5.)

- adtb. 9. u. Pbilbin lit am Sam'
flag BON PrdfOsnt Eaft als Poitmsiiter
BON ar6balo ernannt worben.
- Der II Sabre ults TbOmus Dauis
pou 8laielD, Elm &dufer in Der 2ada.
mama 3sds 3u Slppbant, wuros um
Disnitus bOs usrIest, als sr 3wii6en
jwei 8arren 9efanSen Duroe.
- Charles NtaiOn uOn Slppbant,
Elm Trsibsr In Der @ruip Sslanb 3ede,
trus S9uitts unb S6rammen am Sc
li6t uub mOSliderweiie aud sinsn Sda.
Oelbrud Oaupn, als ibm ieiu @isl meb'
rere 9uftritte uerieste.
- Sine StunOe nudOem er gum er.
iten Wtal in elmer .3cde ssurbeitet bate,
purbe elm Slopade BON auoca, beiien
0iame ni9t betannt lit, am Dtenitag
Worsen In Der Slppbant 3eAe Surt
eineu DedsufaIl eri6Iugen.
= Charles Scutt BON Sermpn fisl
am WtOntas ju scranton uon sinem
@ebduOe uno traf einen Bfoiten. ou'
our6 inuerlide 8erlesunsen erbulteno,
Die uls lebensseidbrlid betra6tet wer'
ben. @r wiro i'm gtotbfal SOipital 3u
@arbonoule bebanoelt.
- Rulpb Sitsreuuss BON Slatelp
pel6er Dor anoertbalb Wtonaten in Der
Sadawanua SluB ipruns, nm ben Pau
SbeptOd Su retten, Der abcr mittIerpsilC
9elunten mar, mu6te ieinen Ututb mil
Oem GOO bejublen, oenn oas talte 8ai
fer ueruriadte cine Sruntbeit, weIber el
am WtOntaS i'm 9abnemaun SOipita
erlas.
(@arbOnoale @orreiponOenS.)
- Der 3tuliener 9amss Oiapoli Dor
0oipitul Strube wurOe SOnntus abent
nube Der UT. Carmel Sirde BON etwt
tiinfIsbn SunOsleuten iiberfallen unt
elmer wOllte ibm oas Ssrj berausidnsi
ben, bod euttum er nit elmer un9eiGbr'
li6en Q8uuoe am llnterlsib. 0iupol
tOnnts feline Sei6reibuns ieiner 9lnSrei
ier seben.
T 8. RobinIOn's SUbne 9odbier-
elm uorShsli6ss @etrants - Samitul
uHo bic suuje fOlsenOe 0Ode in aller
98irtbiduften oes Counties unS Del
StaOt on i3upi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-28
Samen-2amen-2nmer,.

0tOtbe, wriBe uHO sclbe Sted;wisbelu,
crime Grbien, Sorn, SuIut, 9istti9s,
Ruoiesden, SObueu, rOtbe, Weibe unN
selbe Tiiben, iOwie ole Sorten pOn
frtihen Oeuti6en Samereisn beim WtaB
ODER EfuuO.
Gbwarb Stebeder,
15,9 $50 Vadamauua ausnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-28
gl1eranSer's son,ert aapelle

iu 8allsp 8isp Rart an Der 2uurel &t'
ME, am Sountas yiudmittas, ben l..
Utai, nm rlbr, psun Oas S8etter ss
ertaubt. @intritt frei.
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IleganSer's Scn;ert Sapcae
Su Sallsp Sisw Yurf OIL Der 9uursl 9i'
ME, an SOnutug Oiu6mittus, ben /.
Wtui, nm llbr, psnn Oas 8ettsr ss
srluubt, @intritt,frsi. ,.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-04-28
slleranSsr's acn;ert 8apelle

;u Sullep Yiew Parf an Der &aurel 9is
ME. am SOnnta9 9ia6mittag, ben /.
Wtai, nm llbr, nsun bas S8sttsr ss
erlaubt. @intritt fret.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
Ell VERANO VILLA

A country resort for families. Open year round.
Good fishing and hunting; dancing pavilion; hot
mineral baths Rates 81 per week. For particulars
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
WEBER LAKE

Queen OF mountain lakes for dy fishing. Hotel
opens June Is under management by expe.
rienced men, Excellent table; automobile service
daily; hours ride. Express and telephone.
Board door tents cottages. boating, riding, driv-
ing, automobiling; lodgeroom for games and
dancing. Trout fishing, lake and brook; saddle
popies. No dress affairs. Round trip tickets at
reduced rates InforQation Peck-Judah and South
ern Pacific. Address Webbe- Lake Hotel, Ho-
bart Mills or Stockton. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

||1IdSEl]i|
uu4SIs1 RINGS

The FAVoRITE RESORT FOR TOURIST
Sightseers. health and pleasure seekers.
greater variety OF mineral waters than in any
other plsce in the world. The only natural
mineral stream and hammam bath, having great
curative qualities Guarantee to rherma-
1ism and stomach disorders Amusements. fable
unsurpassed. Grand scenery. New automobile and
EtHEe road Rates 50 per day. SI2 TO SIG per
week. The new Geyser and Healdsburg road is
now open for staging. All guests viii be met
bg Geyser Springs stage at Healdsburg. Buy
round trip ticket TO Healdsburg from San Fran
Csco for S2-5o and buy round trip ticket at
Hesidsburg for Geysers for 81, making full round
trip $3.50. c. c. Foss. the celebrated stage
driver, viii handle the stage line. For further
particulars address Il. r. CURRY. Proprietor
The Geysers, Cal, or PECK-JUDAH CO.. 7S9
Market St, S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
HOME FARM

0ne-qusrter mile from Aqua Csliente. viii meet
guests. Bathing. tennis court. croquet First
class table; splendid accommodations Special
rsteS 70 families. Ideal spot Of Son0ma valley
Particulars, J. r. MORRIS. Aqua Caliente.
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Among the Pines
3 o91sa@7EITs. The Oaks 0.E.II25 z:9zs

Under New Ownership and Management.
The most thoroughly equipped mountain resort
IN the Sierras; large swimming pool; fine trout
hshing; bowling; tennis: billiard, pool tables;
livery: q mile from station; rates, SO to $12
per week. Booklet on request. Write or phone
AL KUHN, Applegete, Placer county, 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, IS to $40 per week. P. MoNoHAN, Prop.
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RIVERSIDE RESORT

Country homes mile from GuerneviIie; ideal
epot; \ mile Of river frontsge; IS to $40 per
week. For particulars, MRS n. A. STAGG,
Proprietor, GuerneFille, Sonoma county.
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New England Home-Camp Meeker: Rebuilt
and refurnished; located in a beautiful grove OF
redwood and oak, about 40 rods from station.
Beautiful walks and scenery. Boating. bathing
bowling dancing and crOquet. Piano for use OF
guests Home cooking, fruit, milk butter and
vegetables from own ranch. Rates 81 TO so per
week. Special rates to families and parties. Ad-
dress F. K. Harrison, Camp Meeker. Sonoma co.
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Hotel Carmel

homelike surroundings. Moderate rates. Address
MRS. A D. sIGNoR Carmel by y-the-Sea, or
PEcK-JUDEE COMPANY, 7s9 Market St, S. T.
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MARK WEST sPRIEGs-Sonoma county. Only
, hours from S. T. and but Z miles, staging.
Meet trains Of \. ". Pacific at Fulton. both
morning and evening. Ssusalito ferry at T:45
A. NJ Or 3:I5 p. n daily. Round trip only
SST5. Hot mineral water baths. THE prettest
place in California is the verdict of thousands
Address J. r. MULGREW, Fulton. Cal
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SOLID COMFORT HOME

1,9OO feet altitude No fss; climate delightful:
unsurpassed scenery; spring water: dance balI
swimming tank; Telephone; SIS per week stage
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Hotel Mosconi

Halfmoon Bay. Ocean Shore R. r. direct
Fine Italian dinners for hunters and fishermen on
short notice. Autos for hire.
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GLEN RITA HOTEL

New up 20 date hotel on new location. 1 block
from depot Tents IL desired. Excellent table.
Rates. SO 10 SD week. Cottages TO rent. Ad-
dress WM- C-HEAEY, Montrio P O.. Sonoma Co.
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LAHONDA and PEScADERO

Buy your railroad ticket to Redwood City. a.
m. train from Third and Townsend sts.. San
Francisco, and San Jose; connect with stages
direct Address WALTER KNIGHT. Redwood
City, Cal.
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SKAGGS HOT SPRINGS
AWARDED FIRST PRIZE 1909

Nine miles from Geyserville, Sonoma Co. Two
trains daily. Fare S4.6O round trip including
stage Natural hot mineral water at tempera-
ture OF 135 degrees, cures Rheumatism, Kidney.
Liver and Stomach troubles. Baths free.
Swimming. Hunting. Fishing Livery. Tennis.
etc. Fine orchestra. Table unexcelled. Rates
$12 to S16 per week. Write for booklet and
reservations to PETER J. CURTIS, Sksggs,
Eopona Co., Cal. or Peck-Judah Co.. 7S9 Market
street. or Bryan's, 14s Montgomery ST.
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hOHnhD SI hiifuO ERAL SPRINGS. Lithia
Tor kidneys. magnesia for stomach hot iron bath.
10 degrees. for rheumatism; SO 10 SIG per
or PECK-JUDAH Information Bureau, 7S9 Mar
ket St. :. F. Closes October Is.
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HOTEL MADRONA

MILL VALLEY
finder new MANAGEMENT. First class service;
unexceued cuisine. Telephone Main $50. Mil
Valley, Cal {. ~. VAN DER GAW. Manager
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RUBICON PARK

Lake Iahoe's popular resort now open Hotel
cottages and tents Fine bathing beach Launches
ano fowooals, good fishing. and saddle horses
social campfire and telephone. Address n w
CUIHBERI, Rabieon p. o.. Lake Tahoe Cal
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HOTEL CALISTOGA

Now open under new management; hot sulphur
baths and swimming plunge; near petrihed forest;
stopping place for all Lake Co. tourists; dining
room open arrival of trains
F. r. SQUIRES. Proprietor.
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SET HE O a * s. -

LOS GATOS SANITARIUM
A home for the tuberculsr- Established on
cottage and tent plans rates $I5 70 $25 per
week; open the year around. MARY c. Mac
ISNIS, NJ. D., Los Gatos, Cal
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PARAIsO HOT SPRINGS

Recent guests at California summer
resorts are as follows:
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-01-27
What Constitutes a Scholar.

What Constitutes a Scholar.
No longer will the best American
sentiment ratify such rebufs to schol.
ars as that which Benjamin Harrison
intended when he spoke of them as
'Astudents of maxims rather than of the
markets" The maxims Of the modern
student in history. political science and
economics are worthy of attention lust
because they are based on a study Of
markets. study looking farther in
both directions than that which the
Wall street broker bestows on his tick
.er. AS Gov. Hughes says, some time
we are actually going to have q tariff
framed in accordance with expert
study. Our public men are not above
the need of counsel, and they take It,
but often from sources having only the
qualification Of self-interest, and that
is also a disqualification. They must
have the best. and welcome it, Democ-
racy Is most truly democratic when It
recognizes and exalts the true aristoc,
!racy. the aristocracy of men who know
its yesterday and the worlds yester-
day, and who concern themselves over
its to-day, for other eason than be.
cause OF the loaves and fishes there.
may be in it for themselves. Toward
such advisers, the attitude of public
men should be always attentive, often
docile, sometimes obedient.