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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28
Too Many
Widows on
Ills String
[uNrrnD PRESS LEASED wIRn.I

San Diego, Cal, Dec. 2S.-Rich wild
ows and wealthy spiusters from many
points are apparently coming to San
Diego to confront Dr. Otto W. Houck,
held in the city Jail here on a charge
of procuring money from elderly wo-
men by promise of marriage. Five
kilograms we're received by the police
today, and each prefers a new charge
against Houck, who is believed to
have procured more than $4,000 from
his victims.
Mrs. Eliza Stovier, Of Ogden, Utah
is due here tonight, and Miss Ella
Brown, wealthy spinster Of Duluth,
Mimi, will arrive Sunday A Palo
Alto, Cal, woman, whose name is
withheld by the police, wires that she
will be here Monday.
Houck spends most Of his time in
tears, declaring that he spent none OF
the money he procured from the wo-
men in drink or gambling, but mostly
on his scientific education.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28
LuNIrEn rnnss LnAsrn m,nr l

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 2S.-Thirty-
eight defendants in the dynamite con-
spiracy trial were found guilty today
By a jury in the United States court
here on every count in the indictments
charging them with illegally trans
porting dynamite Only two Of tha
defendants, Buckley and Eelifert, were
acquitted.
The men were found guilty on SO
counts Of conspiracy, in addition to
the charge of unlawfully Transporting
dynamite. The jury which was out
40 hours and 50 minutes, brought in
a general verdict. When it was an
nounced, the defendants sat with their
faces grim and set There was a hap
py light in the faces Of the two ac-
quilted. Defendant Wachmeister
broke down and cried like a baby
Judge Anderson then adjourned court
until 10 o'clock Monday morning
when the sentences will be imposed
The convicted men were ordered into
custody.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28
WIN Nj Hurt Long.

Springfield, H. Dec, 2S.-Comment-
Ing on the Indianapolis verdict, Dun
can Mcdonald, secretary-treasurer OF
the United Mine Workers Of America,
said today.
while the verdict is a slight blow
to union labor for while, believe II
vim benefit the labor cause In the
long run. believe It was wrong To
try the defendants together"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28
Tug PRINCE or WALES
FORCED TO RESIGN

rondon Dec 2s Because DE "as
good fellow the Prince OF "a'''
,as compelled to ream today irom
tbe Burlington club one &" ide no
swagrer organizations at Oxford Ia'
,.r,rce recently engaged m what h
called a rag or mild fro'.e ~hIeh
t,rbidden by tbe Uniyeuit ai.ho''-
Ties n
A. tbe helgh. Of the saieiH th'
,,oc,or appeared ana took down iI'
names OF the participants "hen ll'
kinr heard Of ihe affair ae e'm"aaa' ..,
"a M prince 70 resign from ihe elu'.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28

st. Louis, Mo, Dec 2S.--Local iron
workers. Immediately after the yer-
diet, returned today at Indianapolis
pledged their unanlm0Ds support to
Defendants Morrin and Barry Nor
rims wife is prostrated at lndlanap-
oils Her mother, Mrs Helen Ross
viii go to her at once
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28
CLAIM CONGRESSMAN
ELECTED BY FRAUD

washington, D. c. Dec. 2s-Iha'
CONGRESSMAN Madden, Of the first dis
trict of Illinois was elected by iralu
and bribery was the charge filed win
the house today by Andrew Donovan.
nemocratic opponent Of Madden ID
the November election.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28
Had Rough Passage.

luNrrn ransg irAsrn wrml
London, Dec 2S-The Ponlnsular a
Oriental liner Narrmg. three DAYS
overdue. arrived today at Liverpool
The passengers told thrilling tales OF
storms raging ON the English coast
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28
JURY FINDS DYNAMITERS GUILTY ON 8 COINTS
Escaped Prisoner Killed.

San Francisco, Dec. 2S-After
escaping from a road gang yes
, terday, Peter Mayntzen, a coun-
ty Jail prisoner, was shot and
; killed here today by Deputy
, Sheriff Henry Borgelch in a
running fight. Deputies scour-
: ed the city for a trace of
Mayntzer and came upon him
; Unexpectedly. Mayntzer was
? serving five months for petty
larceny, his term to expire Feb
! ruary l, next,
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t++%+++++++++
Nomau Is Came

san Francisco, Doc gS.-A =
= message at love and sympathy =
= Was wired FROM bcre to Indian =
y apolis today by Mrs u. A. clan =
: cy wife OF one Of tho union men =
' convicted there OF Illegally =
= transporting dynamite lt read. =
= 81 know you are innocent and =
' that In the end the truth and =
= Justice viii prevail No Judge =
' prosecutor or stccl trust can \
' make me believe You are guilty =
? kccp lighting for Justice and the =
+ rights of the workers.. =
= = . = y = . = = - = = .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28
Sentenced Monday.

1NhNNhNhN
Although the jury's verdict did not
mention McManigal, the Mcnamara
brothers and Edward Clark of Gin
cinnati, who we're named in the indict-
ments, Judge Anderson probably will
sentence Clark and McManigal Mon
day McManigal having pleaded guilty
here. The two McNamaras are now
in San Quentin prison California.
In procession which extended over
two blocks, marching through lane
made in a crowd of thousands of per-
sons. the 3S convicted men tramped
to the county Jail, led by United
States Marshal Schmidt and the chief
Of police of indianapolis Each Of the
defendants was manacled to a deputy.
Some of the men, including Tveitmoe
and Clancy, objected strenuously to
this procedure, but some OF the oth-
ers took the manacling as a joke.
The 3S men walked with faces
flushed and eyes to the front paying
no attention to anyone
NewsbOys Guyed Them.
shrieking newsboys ran alongside
of the procession, offering to sell the
defendants extra editions, telling Of
their conviction. AT one corner
group of boys cried "dynamiters" and
obomb throwers" as the men marched
by and they paid no heed, The pro-
cession was met at the jail by Sheriff
Jacob Woessner, and the men were as
signed to cells.
It is believed that Judge Anderson
will merely fine some of the deIend-
ants, imposing minor sentences on
others
The consensus OF opinion here is
that Hockin, Tyeltmoe, Clancy Ryan
and Munsey will get both fines ana
cumulative sentences Men like Muir
pby CooneM Mccain. Painter and hay'
In was predicted, probably would be
treated leniently on account OF inc
comparatively little evidence addueed
against them. The conviction OF the
last named quintet was a surprise
and il wac expected that not more
than IS of the defendants would DC
declared guilty
En- route to the jail, clancy one"eo
gum and grinned broadly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28
Would Stop
Issuing of
Licenses

II Legislation which Governor Wcat
proposes to put before the legislature
h formulated into law all saloons now
operating IN Oregon, outside Of moor
porated towns, will have to 80 out Of
business
Such q measure, II drafted into q
bin and passed, will take away from
the county courts the right to issue
licenses to persons desiring TO open
saloons outside Of Incorporated towns
Along the same line Of moral lesia-
mtlon the governor proposes TO place
stringent regulations upon druggists
Complaints thnt come into The office
OF the governor indicate that there are
many druggists In the state who aro
Iboo,leeglng The BIN which VIII
probably be- put before tho Legislature
win make as punishment for boot
logging druggists the inkms away oil
their licenses 10 sell liquors Similar
stringent legislation viii be- proposed
relative TO the snlc of cocaine NOR
phIne and similar drugs
Transporter. Are Crooked
Tho governor viii further hedge IN
ON fhe lIouor people by drafting Dbl
FOR Tho more stringent regulation OF
,ba shipment of liquor from wet ter
rlor into dry territory
% have been watching" ndd me
governor 30 500 bow the tnnapor''-
lion companies would cooperate Do
| ,be regulation of thm evil in some
cases there are indications thai ln'
recommendation companies me standing
Nm with the llquqor b1uhea ain p''''
| ucaily sure ,hat one agent was ae.
,,etinv llauor shipments the fooa'
|,s,pp transported unlabeled Liquor
orms are known 10 Do saadins letters
obo1, ha state advising prospective
oat,ona that they may procure 'h'p
mepts w.lb perfect safety because 'h'
goods ulH IA unla0e'af
Another Informative measure 'nn'
vu p aT probability hr 'fA'''N .''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28

Verdict u Surprise.
los Angeles, Cal. Dec 2S-secre-
tary A, j. Mooney, OF the Los Angeles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28

= = + ++++++ =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28

r. He largest circulation in
Salem---and il is
steadily inCreaSing---
The Capital Journal affords
the very best medium for
all advertisers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-28

A IL the news that's fit
~ to pint---honest ed.
ltOrialS, influenced by
neither clique nor corpora.
tion--'The Capital Journal
stands for the people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-1MPRoVED

on a CORNER On frII AVE.
and street. little f-rooin
house and "A lot ixj rods. fac
ing south and wcat The house docs
upt amount TO very much. but the lot.
= one Of tho best apartment corners IN
ne clty. There j. a 5000 mortgage on
tnc property, aud any reasonable oncr
,"r The owners eduity VIII be accepted.
20 and look IL over
$500 viii buy q neat little home. "
uas only rooms; tho lot is 33HlII feet :
~ nice fruit trees. chicken coops. coal
shei: lot all fenced; 500 cash and bal J.
st'c slo per month Located on lOlh
East near 18th South.
fipop-G"od Groom frame house on
ruler street ilih East bet fth and 9TH
oohlH: lot 33Xl5e feet 10 alley. Can ar
range terms
S2o0O-On 18Th South near state st.
on corner, splendid Groom frame
mouse; LOT l3sXi15 feet. Has chicken
house. flowing well. good water right
moderate terms will buy IL.
The lots OH 18th East and sth South
must be sold At once. and they VIII he
soid. First come. first served The cor
ner. fS5Nl60 10 alley. viii go for SlloO'
and tho lot 40Xl60 to alley a few steps
SOUTH for $500. All assessments paid.
Can make very reasonable terms.
a. RICHTER. 7S So Main street.
Phones SAL,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-09

THE GOLDEN WEST LAND COM
PANY.
Suite al6 and 416 Boston Building, Salt
Lake City,
-ANNOUNCE-
That all business pertaining to the SELL
Ing OF its lands will be direct with the
company and not through agents,
TIE GOLDEN WEST LAND CON-
PANY Is offering special low prices on
their PARK VALLEY orchard and farm
lands. We invite practical and expert
enced farmers to investigate this land.
Before making A sale we prefer to show
the purchaser over the land. In order that
he may be convinced by actual observa-
tion Of the values. and the absolute fair
ness OF the price We solicit the oppor-
tunitv OF making appointments and fur
nlshing our expert land salesman To ac-
company those interested in securing a
bargain In land
The company has 90 900 acres 10 dis
pose OF. The choicest land will he Sc
lected first DON'T DELAY. Write us
for an appointment. or call at our office
and We will he pleased to give you fun
information regarding our PARK VAL
LEY LANDS.
THE GOLDEN WEST LAND CON-
PANY,
kls-1s BOSTON BLDG.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Phone Wasatch 5Ts4
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DRAMATIC.


MRS ANNIE, ADAMS KISkSDDEN,
dramatic instructor, room 6O3, Temple
ton bldg. 10 a. N. to | p. m. s1132
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sAOIES' TAIrnp

.<f>ER, GI,rnr. ---~e----s>----y-.,- -
"E Bell eoaeE ~ 1887 MERC6N-
-VS6' guarantees perfcct
h, 7-- XII
y ARNCr r ------------
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ALCOHOLIC CURES

THE KELLEY CURE.
We give positive and permanent
cure for drunkenness and opium dis
eases There Is no publicity. no sick
ness. Ladies treated as privately as
In their own. homes.
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE,
344 w, so. Temple. Wasatch 1888.
r1S6I
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DRESSMAKING.

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKINC; AND
ladies' tailoring. prices reasonable 3nS
East End South AItS
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FOR SALE
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WING MACHINE EXCHANGE. VIZ
sen All makes of machines, new ana
snsh,y used. at lowest prices. We rent
Bell 1903 p2952
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs
NEEDELEWORK

FINE NEEDLEWORk AND EMEROID-
ery; fine linens speciality. Louise r,
Roe, 6i7 So. 9th Fast. Ashton avenue
car line, Ind. phone sl29. saa4a
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEwRITERS.
All makes repaired, exchanged and sold
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co.. s6 West
End So, Phones 43O. Established l2na
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~ toRs' MODEL, SHOP

NorSnrns,,r AND TE1TE,11sr,1,I,,>, TE1I,1,,>
Hs'isen, 81 s7'F; So '9ssiisiaelion guar
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AND ROOMING HOUSES
FOR RENT. CfIEAP-LARGE ROOM.
- feet long, on 3rd floor. Call ut IS
r. End South %63J
ROOMING HOUSE, II ROOMS. ALL
filled. well located; parties leaving city.
80 SOUTH West Temple. KS?
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FOR SALE
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

c>N>~(~~N>>~>~N>--~>~>>~
IF YOU WISH TO REALIZE THE
greatest amount OF profit and pleasure
from your poultry investment equip your
ward with Hills portable poultry houses
and broodsr houses; over 200 satisfied
users in Salt Lake CITY alone testify 30
the substantial merit OF these houses for
town and city use: interesting new cir
cular just Issued. mailed free upon re-
quest Phone Murray $40 or address
Lewis 4. Hills. lock box I15. salt Lake
CITY. xAT0
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----yr AND BROOM Mop..tSnH Mo. ~
-ffares, janitor fe' e1901
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FOR RENT

->---.r All, KINDS. LOCALITIES
q prices r"'''' S'0s. ~, 1as5
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FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REUP-
holstercd, cotton and hair mattresses
made over. Up-to-Date Furniture Co..
90; S. w Temple. Bell 2l27, o26e7
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HOUSE CLEANING

SAT1oNAI, House AND CARPET
Cleaning Co.. lS9 T.. lst SO. Paper
cleaning by experts. Both phones Bell
1885: Ind. 9TS. POI
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FURNITURE REPAIRING


W. WILLIAMS & SON. 166 " ST, BELL
1645-k. upholstering, chairs recaned.
o84s
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FARMS AND ACREAGE,
DON'T WAIT YEARS.
BUY CALIFORNIA FULL BEARING

DON'T WAIT 3 YEARS.
BUY CALIFORNIA FULL-BEARISG
ORCHARDS.
MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED.
$50 cash and $50 per month buys five
acres with full-bearing fruit trees in the
famous Bidwcll orchards at Chico. Call
fornia- Payments include interest and
taxes, Your money back IL not satisfied
chards arc the most noted and produc-
tive In the wonderful Sacramento valley
OF California. It's our confidence In this
land that prompts this generous offer.
We've peaches, prunes. almonds, apricots
and Bartlett pears. Buyers railroad
fares, not exceeding s26. VIII be credited
on purchase price. Land adjoins the
thriving town OF Chico (l4.0J0 pop.). Ref
erences: Any bank of Chico. American
National bank Of San Francisco and
First National bank OF San Leandro
Send for valuable information aud facts
to Bidwell Orchards. Inc. Chico. Cal.
s2ol0
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SCHOOL OF ACTING

STUDY DRAMATIC ART, ELOCUT1ON
and oratory by e. r. Gordon, late OF
Philadelphia School OF Dramatic Art En-
ter now Studio $50 S. Tth 4. Both
phones 99S. sl725
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WATCHMAKER-JEWELER

S. ERICKSON, FORMERLY WITH A. 8.
Retser. now located 100 Main ST. s26i2
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SHEET METAL WORKS

COUCHMAN 4 CO., HEATING AND
sheet metal works. All kinds OF furnace
repair work e33 South West Temple.
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LIVERY STABLES
SADDLE STABLES

HIGH CLASS SADDLE AND BOARD
ing stables, rear 1864 South 10th East.
T., r. kcrchcr. Mgr. Ind 1856, NS49
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-ooM MOD. APT. RENT s2s'o n7t0 SO
"a 7Te z. sth South at 20
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CHINA DECORATING.
VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL. MAKES. c. d. BATES ELECTRIC
Co., All kearns bldg, Phones s2724.
n5s5
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. Leave orders at Druehl d
Franken's Ind. 100. si3S
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

TIE VINES-A SUITE or . OR ?
rooms on ground floor: light and gas;
rent rca asonablc. 443 East lst So. X722
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PYORRIFA SPECIALIST


DR. ROBERT w. HALL. PYORRuEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS. $50
EEARNS BLDG, s29lS
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work; experienced men: prices right.
Ofhce Duvafs paper store. d317S
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
D. Order Eastern Star
stated meetings l:30 hrst
Monday OF each month.
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
Soath. Visiting members
cordially Invited.
T.. BENJAMIN. W. M.
w ARD. Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-28

Descriptive Itinerary of the European Tour Showing the Ar
rival of the Tourists in the Cities Be Visited.
Thursday, July IL, 1872 Leave Wheeling for Mon
treal-Our Guests VIII Enjoy Frst-Class Pullman and
Dining-Car Service.
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Isle and the picturesque Midland
Railway To London. The journey is a
very interesting one. as the Midland
Railway traverses some OF the finest
scenery of England. includ ng the fam
Gus Peak District of Derbyshire.
Wednesday. July -. 10 Saturday.
July ITO be- spent in London. car
riaec excursion being provided.
Cooks Chief office. LudCate Circus1
London may properly be called the
of the world II is the
greatest and richest city. not only OF
modern times. but OF which history
bears record. Its area is vast-some
~ square miles: within it's confines
are more than 5000 streets. with a
total length of 1000 miles. and IL con
taius. ia tn" Metropolitan Police Dis
triCt, a population Of considerably
more than six and "A half millions. II
has ! 800 churches and $40 news
papers From the time of the Roman
occupation of Britain London has ad
vanc"d steadily in size and import
anrr TO it's present supreme position
iu The civilized world. II IL. or course.
impossible here even 10 epitomize its
wonders. attractions and sights. Its
ships coufa u the commodities of the
whole world. 20 it, docks comes the
commerce" Of IA" four quarters Of the
Eluh" It's historic cdifiCes. antiqui-
ties and associations. its museums.
galleries and insiitui ons are of uni
y"rsai interest while for all English
speaking peoples il has a peculiar sig
uifi,anc". as London rs identified With
every important event in the annals Of
M" race. with all It's eminent men and
women. with all i's achievements in
every sph"r" of human endeavOr It's
uohl"st fame. Westminster Abbey. 1T
IN "nshriu"s the memory Of iis kings.
JOS great soldiers. statesmen. poets
and iamou. men The Tower Of Lon
don recalls many of the chief events
10 English history. its armory. crown
jewels and dungeons have general
attraction - Pauls Cathedral -
fh" greatest Protestant church In the
world The art galleries ~ London
fl" Na' 0rpl Gallery. Tate Gallery and
many others display q marvellous
wealth. ~ arr treasures Tho Uri'sh
Nus' Im .9 tho most wonderful ins'f.
tuition a. it- kind IN existence. ifs
trarr contain. over tao mil. on- 81
printed i'na-. 10 fta. besides 90 price
..-- collection ~ antiqu.ios anI ob
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To Canada, Scotland England and France
THE NTELLIGENCER PAYS THE BILL
WHEN, WHERE and HOW They GO

jects OF art. London has in it's pal
aces. monuments. parks. ancient build
ings and historic sites a vast store OF
interest for everyone. Imperial
IIoteD.
Saturday. July 27.-Leave by night
service via Newhaven and Dieppe for
Paris.
Sunday. July IS. 10 Thursday.
August Ito be spent in Paris.
Cooks Offices. Place de rOpera,
and Branch Offices. Carriage ex-
cursion Will be provided. and an ex-
cursion by rail to Versailles. Paris
Is the handsomest and gayest metrop-
oils OF Europe, the capital OF the world
OF pleasure, fashion and elegance It's
unique charm and distinction are uni
Versally recognized: IL effectively typi-
hes the pre-eminence OF the French
nation in architecture and the fine
arts. No other city in the world al
lords such variety and abundance
OF attractions. or such range OF
pleasures. An ancient city. with many
interesting remains OF medieval days,
II Is also the most beautiful and lux
url"us OF modern capitals. Its
museums and galleries. notably the
wonderful Louvre, are the repositories
OF an unriValed collection of art treas
ures. The avenues. public gardens
and parks of Paris are magniiicently
planned and sumptuously adorned
with triumphal arches. statuary. foun-
tains and foliage Among it's churches
are numbered some Of the most beau.
Imrnn.
the Madeline and the exquisite Sainte
Chapelle II is exceedingly rich in
historic associations and remains:
many Of its noble public buildings are
world-famed. or contain objects OF uni
verssl interest. the Hotel des In
valides with the impressive Tomb OF
Napoleon. the Pantheon the Grand
Opera. the historic Palais Royal and
others. Its shops are the most fas-
cinaiinR any where. and it's theatres
and places OF amusement and recrea-
ton lead the world The great fas.
cinatiOn Of Paris. how ever. is in It's
IN" and people. as IFS most charac-
t"rist'c sight and greatest attraction
is the famous Bouleyards Along
these wonderful thoroughfares the fun
tide 81 the Incompatible life ~ Paris
flows day and night. marvellous liv.
INK picture Here are It's great hotels.
most SPLENDID shops and the ceie.
brated cafes IN front % which all
Paris spends ifs leisure and takes "a
recreation IN public Hotels Central
and CASTLE
Friday. August Lave Paris Nv
rail FOR Havre and sail b. steamship
Scofian FOR montreal
Monday. August o. ple fo STRIVE
To- Montreal